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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
Murderer Hanged.

WELIsnoRO. Pa, Jan. l5.-Geo.
Travis was hanged in tue jail here to-
day for the murder of Martha Sylvia
at Charleston, Tloga county, Pa,
April 3, 1888, aud for burning the re-
mains 10 vacant barn to conceal his
crime. Afterwards he drove her cattle
away, claiming 10 have bought them.
He waa convicted on circumstantlal
evidence alone.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
POLITICAL ECHOES.
st. John Denies Specifically, but not
in Detail, the Charges Made
by Editor Clarkson.
George 7. Downing Asks the Democratic
Party TO Affiliate with the Cause
Of the Colored Man.
A hrNfAL FnoM sf. JoHN.

WORCESTER, MASS, Jan. ia let
ter from ex-Gov. ~. John to local
Prohibitloniets was published here to-
day. He says:
1.-THE whole story TO the effect
that 1 or Prohibition committee
have received q single penny,
pledge or promise from any
party, person or persons, directly or
Indirectly. in come ction with the
campaign, except my personal expen-
ses, which were paid by the Prohibi-
ton committee, is UNANIMOUSLY and
maliciously false"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
Presldent.RIeot CIerelana.

BUFFALO, n. y, Jan. I5.-Presi-
dent-elect Cleveland was yesterday
called upon by a delegation OF Miohl.
gan gentlemen at his hotel and he
spent very pleasant hour with then.
Mr. Cleveland In the evening assisted
Ia the dedication Of the new arlnory.
Tonight he win attend the Press club
ball
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
STATE AFFAIRS.
Gov. Ireland's Message Read Before
the House.
Senate Bills IntroduCed-A New Gov
enor Inauguratsd in Arkansas.
THE NINErEENrH LEaIsIArURE.


The renAte.
Special 10 the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Jan. l5-In the SEN
ate Rutabaga johnson fought the APP
pointment Of u postmaster, wanting
the sergeant-at-arms to act as such,
and he endeavored to have the Pay of
the committee clerks fixed at $3.50, in
stead Of S. but the committee report
to the contrary was adopted
Byron Drew, editor Of the Kaufman
Sun, was appointed postmaster.
The following bills were introduced:
BY Mr. Harrison: Making every
rail way crossing ut the depot,
BY Mr., Randolph: Amending the
law relative to assault with intent TO
rob, 30 as to make the penalty death
or life Imprisonment.
BY Mr.. Camp: To provide for the
hiring out of county convicts within
the county.
BY MIR Getzpndaner: Providing for
the Investment Of The free school funds.
BY Mr.. Wood: Making Il criminal
| Ofiense to run horse race.
BY Mr. Terrell: Amending the fence
cutting law 30 that conviction may be
had upon unsupported evidence of an
accnmplice or participant in the crime.
The resolution by which each mem
Der should be provided with fifty
copies of the daily papers Publishing
the proceedings Of the legislature was
reconsidered and lost.
1he House.
In the house to-day the governors
message was read.
A resolution was passed allowing
each member twenty copies Of daily
paper atthree cents per copy to he
paid out Of the appropriation for con.
tinRent expenses,
Six committee desks were provided
for at "a per day.
A committee OF three was appointed
to act with u like committee from the
senate TO count the Votes for governor
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, and to max,
arrangements for their inauguration
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
The Celibate. Branch Of the Episcopal
Church.

NEW YORK, Jan Is The ceremony
incident TO the admission of Mr.. Hunt
ing;on, by Assistant Bishop Potter, to
the order Of the Holy Cross, which
made a stir among the Episcopal cler.
81 and lacity several weeks ago, ae-
quires fresh interest from the publica-
don OF some correspondence on the
subject between Bishop Alfred Lee OF
Wilmington, Della, and DR.. Potter.
The correspondence Is given out by
Assistant Bishop Potter for publica-
iion la mkt Saturdays issue OF the
Churchman, accompanied by pre-
paratory note in which he Rvows his
Willingness to submit his action to the
Judgment Of his fathers and brethren
IA the Episcopal church.
s-s-s--
I'm a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
CONGRESSIONAL.
The Mcpherson Funding Bill, for 1
Bank Circulation Equal to the
Bond Deposit, Lost.
The House Refuses to Concur in the
Senate Ameudm ents to the Naval
Appropriation Bill.
THE SENATE.

THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. l5.-In the
senate this morning Mr.. Hale of Maine,
from the committee on naval affairs,
reported favOrably the bill for the re-
lief of the sufferers by the wreck OF the
United States steamer Tallapoosa.
Placed on the calendar.
Mr. Miller OF California introduced
bill H. increase the pension of the
widow Of Gen. Geo. II. Thomas from
$3.50 to $1,000 year, the same as the
pension already granted the widow of
Admiral FArragut. Referred.
The senate then proceeded TO the
consideration of the bills on the calen-
dar.
Upon the motion of Mr.. Miller OF
New York the senate went into exec
utive session.
When the doors were reopened the
senate adjourned.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16
THE PENNSYLVANIA sENArORsHIP,

HARRISBURG, PA, Jan. l5.-ln the
senate last evening nominations for
United States senator were made as
follows: j Donald Cameron. VIM. A.
Wallace, A. NJ Brown of Allegheny,
Jas A Beaver, Edwin II. Filter OF
Philadelphia. A w. Walchinson Of
Washington and VIM. Kelly of Phila.
delnhia.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

A Dynamite Explosion IN England.
LONDON, Jan IS The town hall at
Westminster Ia Wiltshire was partial
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-01-16

The Little Joker'' is the best smok
Ing tobacco.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20
LEGISLATIVE.

The followiag matters Of interest 20
OSford County people have been presented
10 the Legislature. darng the pas, week
The County Commissioners Of Orford
County Ask 70 have their compensation
htrd At - - Per day and travel a. ten
cent. per mile q actual travel
A bill has been introduced % inoorPo-
rate the Fyebarg Club. The names Of
iis Incorporation. are George H. Bradbury
Of Fryeburg and Eiward &. Romans OF
New York They propose 10 maintain a
club house, and ask 20 hold real estate
and personal property amounting TO s25,.
900. |, i 10 be a literary AID 'ocia!
club.
A charter has been asked for a com
pany 10 widen the channel. deepea and
improve the Wes, Branch Of Ellis and
Sandy Rivers. Cor numbering purposes
and to oollse, toll on logs passed through
the same
A bill j. introduced TO prevent taking
trout in Goodwin's Brook Ia Oxford
County.
The Legislature adjourned from Friday
% tuesday
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

Hos JouN p. SwAsrY Of Canton Who
retired from the Governors Council,
Jan J.. has represented the Socoad Cola-
eillof District for he pas; TO years
This District i composed Of Oxford AID
York Counties Mr.. Swasey has been =
very efhcieni officer. he has made him
sslf very familiar With The aaa.fs Of
State. aad BOXED vel Af;ef his oftcial
duties. he has made many firm irien1s
in the State Who Nil stand by him when
he !. called 70 assume higher duties and
heavier responsibilities. Oxford Couniy
has reason 70 Be proud q her ofheial rep
resensa,ives in the past, and Mr.. Swasey
has no, lowered oar standard IN this re-
spect
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

II addition 70 her own ereditable rep
reseatation. Oxford County has furnished
other parts o. the Commonwealth With
legislative material. 10 some extent.
senator Lebroks Of Foxerof, ~As born in
Paris senator Cole Of Naples for many
years vas q prominent eiiizen Of Hiram
and Denmark. and senator kimbal Of
Bath received hi. academic education Al
Fryeburg. The following Representatives
are natives Of this county VIM Cross
Of Bndgton. born in Waterford Prescott
X Cobb Of Metals. ~As born IN Hebron;
Orville X. 0errish q Portland, vAs born
in sumner; James Nutting Of Perham,
vas born in Bethel; Benz. II. Noble Of
Poland. vas born IN Norway; and ChAs.
Waller Of Lewiston. Vas born in Rum
ford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20
c. A. r. NOTES
lNrNtArioS or Ouicms or bEowN
ro.I. Bum A rirssANt rNItE-
rAfNHTNr-A rEosrIEOrs iusr.

HIsuu
Al regular meeting of hiosu fo'i,
q AR. Bethel. on che jfd Iaesd.y q
Dee. che n,'osiss ofh'sf' wcfr elected +.
Commander. Vim. L. Grover, 5 Y C..
Jane, VI. IAns. J " e.. Als,rnoa :.
Chapman. Surgeon. J. A Mofioa.
Qaaficrna.,ef. la CLARK, Scfsi. Gaari,
a. Joae.. Oh-cf q the Day. A. NJ.
Carter. Chaplain. Geo ~. Brosn.
The Installation " officers took place
q, ihe R.alio. oa ihs evening o. Jan. q.
Capt 5 2 Gi5son, installing ofhcs' by
special appointment. who performed ha
duties IN asery Impressive and truly IN
,src,,ins manner After the regular ~.
foer we're Installed. che 6..os.ag aP-
poinimenis we're made
NJ True, Aigi.
Al Seayy. QasricfmA',ff Sefgi
n. q Macon, Scfgi. Ma.
An. Grover. Delegate
After The services, al prcsen, AZ down
% a. abaniAai supper u baked beans
bfosn bread and oofce.
John T. Will. Pot u G1fham. y. II 4.
ssfc the guests q Bfo~n Pot Dung
The evening.
In.,eAl u the usual cAmp-frc, iasi.
,.,a,ior. hAl been siyea oai iof a. IN
.allaii1a ball. and ii bsing tiae evea-
az a goodiy number ~efc in ATTENDANCE
and the ball vas grad success.
Capt. Gibson ~as master u oefemo-
nie.. snd everything ven, along Ike
clock ~ofk. and the utmost harmony
prevailed. Il va very pleasant CO.
cA.ion ani the comment o. everyone wAs
Jas, splentid
I woald here sAy ,ha, darins the ev-
enins halt va called and Lieaienan,
Twi,ehell Va. called upoa for a speech
and be responded with a short, sharp
and thrilling speech.
Commander Grover, returned ihAnks
% John T.. Willis Pos, 90 their attend
ance, three cheers were called fof and
given With = vii. 10 which the GofhAm
boy responded with many expressions Of
thanks. 70 the Bethel boy, Coz their hos
pi,aliy, and wound up with three times
three aad a tiger f1r Brown Posi, which
were given With a vim such A. the soldier
boys q the Granite State are Peffee,
masters o.
The dancing was ksP, up into Tie
yoang hogrs Of the morning, when the
"a iov. Who never trip the light fan
,asiie toe 70 the sound Of musle, grew
very tired and were glad TO retire 70 their
tent. TO sleep until the morning bugle
call.
Brown Post. No. 50. Of Bethel. Is in a
very prosperous coalition, numbers are
being added and much Is being done for
the veteran boys in blue.
The suffering and needy are diligently
sought on, and their dis,resses relieved
a. far a, possible. whether !, be sickness
or poverty, or both. with zeal and AlAe-
riiy which !. truly refreshing.
Every veteran q the late war ought 10
ioin the ranks Of the Grand Army.
lime, flying shafts are thinning our
ranks and the motto should be "elose up
boys. close up"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20
Of COMMITTEES.
How OXToED CoUSTY i kErREsENrED
n INA LEGrLArIvE COMMITTEES.

srSkTE CunNirfELs.
Bonney on Bills Of Second Reading
Bearce on Engrossed Bills.
H1UsE CoNNIfrEfs.
Brown q Milton. on County Estimates.
JoISr srkSulSe ConnfrrEIs.
BeAroe on Legal affair, on Banks and
Banking, on Pension. BonneY on State
Lands and State Roads. on Reform
school.
SteArns Of Lowell, on Legal Affairs F;
Gilber, o. Cantoa. on Railroads, Tele-
graphs and Expresses Bartlett Of Stone.
ham. on Manufactures; WhiimArh Of
Norway. on Military Aaairs; Gilbert Of
Canton, on Interior Waters; Brown Of
Milton. on Counties Cole Of Brownheld;
on Pensions Brown Of Milton, on State
Library.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20
OBITUARY,

Mr.. AnnAh u. FsrhAm died January ,. At
her home on Crescent street, NAkeneid, hoA
cancer In the stomach
shs Va Formerly % faris Ne, AMI Sas born
Dee s. lsy A. The az - ninctsen years - !.
marrie.i % M Andrew J ferhAm shose heat
IL nov nilei With sorrow AZ M. los-, he eAIne
.ith her husband add family nom Woodstock
% Wakefield nearly twenty years ago, ana
Ia. been Lowell AMI respected By many friends
she wasa haithfal AMI devoted sir and moth.
20, kind neighbor AMI true friend rhe -s
a nenhsr OF a Unlversalist Church IN Maine
she leaves two sons. Elmer v ferham and
Herbert Pefham, Who deeply mourn one 81
the best % mothers MAS CIV
zen and banner.
Jan. =. rs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

Tm legislature wi Be- asked o. e.
tablsh q state Boarl % HeA.;h. consist
ins u az members % be- apPo.ated By
the Governor. A VEL ofgtnfed board
q healih. composed q medical AID 'An.-
tary experts. would be a srsa, benehi 30
The State. The ep.1em.cs oi llPhtlefia.
typhoid fever lnl ths Ike. caused by BAD
drainage and impure water, could be-
nearly srai.ca,ed by proper supervision.
The cholera i likely % Isl; chs coaniry,
and in view % that fact. each STATE
should make some Provis.oa % arrest i,'
progress. or prsvsri iis Introduction We
A., heartily IN favor % vel arrangci
bil Coz ths p1rpose.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20
srAeg CONNECTIONS.

a.. -" xe.se@v. "A aiIe.' Al Bsekasld.- Daily
IN ma ,rsip f,r .hsss's Mills . N lies, Turner
a ailss No M. asld , mlles. and Wet .snner
niles. Al Csnioe-DallJ, slh nal u... ",
m llss, Dated 20 mllss. aezco "a miiss. hsn
fosS rails Is miles, koxbafy ~ miiss. hyfoa -
niles, u0uxhtons - niles. Ais1 fof bnts.s
E' Win msll srsis, Tor Csason Pslst u niiss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

Tn Canton T,iqlans O. January I S.
bsg.n, itc third volume Il j. double Ia
former s.re ari i wetung paien, To-
..dr Nj Carver has worked bard %
make a good paper IN hi. see;ioa y the
county.
Roieficks Colgh Bal.sm 81. prepared
from q fec'ps ~ one oi Msius's most "a.
nous physicians. deceased rs u guafan-
ted % cure See aist
For cough ~ chrihooi or o'd age, iai.
wins Tar syrup L. the hesi Remember
D. EB Ho'icu. So. Paris. sells H.
4 Co1sh or Cod ihs can not he cured
hy JaiNlns Poe Tar syrup l. uuknosn
luqalre 90 pf iioiicn-
-flstofpsieui, Issued b. Ma.ns lnvcnt.
ors f1r ihc week ending jan g. imported
f1r be- ID J Il Mason. solicitor - Pat
cut- BANGOR
RI Alien. assignor 81 W. Bowler.
Trustee. Portland. licelnaliug machine.
flr boots ant shoes
u Boyd. Damarscoita NIL, Ice scra.
pr
KM DI. Ffcepofi Lamp barncf
EECM Drake. Gardiner Saw miii
Dog
Nv Cly,u ar A. Dsnnlug, Bruns
wick. Mailbag
j W. Greene. Deer I.le. criugle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

SECRETARY.
"A. have received from A. c. j. King.
seere,.ry Of Oxford County Asr'eul,D'.,,
society. a copy Of the official report Of
n,,mlan. awarded on crops BY the 20
sie,y. Below ~s give the names OF those
who received premiums. Ne,' week "
our Agricultural Department. ne 'hA',
publish the report Ia fall. giving ms'h.a
Of raising. and espsnse and Feee'P'' 10
detail
Il, Premium. Alphsus 5 Lo'sJoy'
Mason J5l.2 bushels on one 'ers sa-
pendi,ures. s2j O5; receipts. $50 ~ :
profit. s35 81.
"a Premium. Caleb FULLER. West
P.n.; 42l.2 bushels: etpendilures,
s97 y: receipts. eos 90; profit, ssS S..
"a Premium. VIM. O. King. south
Paris. "a bushels: Expenditures. s2S 81;
receipts, sos 90: profit. $50 is.
t,h Premium. Herbert =. Hammond,
p.ri,. "a bushels. s1psndi,ures.s2l 40;
receipts. sf2 90 profit. go 90.
GUN.
lat Premium. W. o. King. SO. Psfl' :
69i.9 bushels. expenditures. 81 OIL
receipts. sgs 20 profit. $50 IS.
2i Premium. ). n. & II. A. MIlls,i.
Norway; 66l.5 bushels Expenditures,
-.
7i65: receipts. sliS65; profit
so 90.
sd Premium. Herbert =. Hammond,
PARIS 90 bushels expenditures. $50 IS;
receipts. $50 90 profit. s2s IS.
HNI.
L., premium. Hermon A. Fuller. 50.
Paris. asia bushels. Expenditures.
- so; receipts, ESQ l2i-2i PrOa''
s2i Gala
nAKLEI.
L., Premium. Franklin Porter. West
Pars: 81 bushels; Expenditures, s22 u
receipts. s37 "a; profit. sl'62.
OATS.
Lot Premium. ChA.. X Penley South
Paris; gsi.2 bushels; eHPsndisgres,
sJl IS. receipts. so ~; profit, siI -;
"a Premium. Franklin Porter. Wss'
Pans: 6li.2 bushels expenditures
SIS a; receipts, si5 ~ profit
si9 %
10, Prmiam. Harvey r. Fills. South
Pans. 10 3ii.60 bushels on Ia acre
Expenditures. 81 95 receipts. s25 S
profit, sl0 20.
"a Premium. VIM o. King, s.. Pans
Sis bgshel. Expenditures. SIS 90
receipts. 81 80; profit, IS -
"a Premium. Herbert = Hammond,
PaAi.. 5i.2 bushsl. Expenditures
sl297; receipts. 1855 'Prodi. - IL
HrETs.
i.t Premium, Wm. o. King. souii
| Psn.; IS bushels on is q an acre
Expenditures. - oj; receipts. ell IS
proap. - 20.
ruIATuu
l., premium. Isaac =. Ncyes. Green
wood 200 bgihsl, on ID acie stPcnd
i,urcs Aal receipts are no, fllsd out Il
oar copy.
"a premium. Edwari W Psnly. Greer
WOOD Us bushels expenditure
ESQ so; receipts. so IS; profit
s5f2j.
"a premium. A. Ross. West Pafi'
Il3O bushels. expenditures, sl9 90
receipts. s55 = Prch,s, ESQ u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20
3 D % - GEo.TnlHsoSD.
cnrET NIL.
"'' ~ o. Gro. y. HAMMOND.

OXFORD, =. December n. la.
BEFORE m. pefson ALLY APPEARED eeo. D. Han
m1un. oue n tnu County tHumtssiQners for ss1
lanty ~ Oaf3fi. AL male oafh % the tru o. q
ne above srcgants. ~ Aim renfersi anf sub.
scnbc.l. ALBERT ;. AUSTIN,
Cisrt sap. Jai. q Jart
OXFORD. - Hssiag afst sssnlnei ani sudt-
81 The aioFs afc1unis q sso. y. Ntmmonis -
hsrshF cerillg hat 90 alloa theresa NE san Of
tlIB-A ALBERT ,. AUSTIN,
IIsrk Of SAP. iui. Court.
JANIS :. WRIGHT. CSuaty AuornsJ.
Tue copies. Aussr. ALsEkr :. AUsTIs, Ciers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

Saturday forenoon very distressing
accident happened on the Norway Branch
Railroad. A. the morning passenger
IN in VS. backing a~ay from the Norway
depo, and hal approached a ,rcs'le back
u tn village. the engine lei, the track
aud caI-ircd. There !. broken rail at
the place Of accident. bu, whether this
!. cause o. result q iso disaster i yei
undetermined. A. the passenger car had
jl,i preceded lhs engine, ard remained
on the track. wc Incline 10 the opinion
that the engiue jumped The track and
broke the rail
Two little gifls about dozen years q
age. we're riding on the engine al the time
81 the accident. Engineer W Nj Shaw
i very popular With the children. and in
the Kindness Of biz heart had taken these
little ones on bis engine 20 show them the
workings o. the machine. /, wss sad
experience fof them instead Of ihs expect
"a pleasure TIP
Little Katie. daughter of J. ID. WI.
liams. ~ South pafis. was fatally scali-
"a and died Monday morning A. aboal
t~o O'Clock. when found. she Jay IN.
dor the engine. The handle q a lever.
nearly an inch In diameter bad penetrated
the as.h Of her thigh and pinnsd her 70
the ground. The escaping steam rourcd
over her bead and breast. scaldirg her
,enibly II ~as necessary 20 remove iso
bolts connecting tie lever. and remove u
from her lex. before the little sufferer
could b. released from her terrible posi-
too. IN ihs mean time everything ~As
done ~hich could b. done % relieve her.
BAT the steam bad fatally burned bet.
The Other little girl ~as Madgc VIII
500. daughter q the Judge n Probate
~ Otiofi Colniy. She suffered d.
locaiion q hsr right shoal1er. and frse'
tsfe II the bones o. the same Her
froat teeth werc Knocked cat. her hps
badly cat. ADD she sustained vafi0as &C.
we're bruises We undeniAnd that no
fatal result, are anticipated IN hsr ease.
EngIneer ShAw Who worked hefoically
A. The time u the accident. d.i no, RAJ.
ifs how badly be- ~as Injured until after
che excitement ~ss over. One o. bis
knee, 5. badly strained. and a. be i a
heavy man. be- must have been cons der
abs bruised y the iall
Toe FIREMAN. ". n Hoigman. f'ria-
na,e.y escaped With q fes bruises
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

Oru SrrritvE~r. last week. Ga roi
cou,ai, q ls; % Members of che Les.'la-
tgrc. uof Lapham's fye Family. a. vc
announced The-e a-i.cics SER emitted
by he party vho made ~ oar supple
meat. though we understood they were
o. appear
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

Jrnor Fo,rm Is ho.llrs colft a,
SAco. Ne seems o. Del g.uns grca' sa'-
isfac,ion a. each place wlsfs bel las Oh
fc.aied. TIE YORK C'-n'y Avyers
TAX Of s.ring him supper az Gle c.ose
% ths tern. 20 che daily pa1efs .ay
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20
'' PRANK Y. BRADLEY.

OXFORD ~r Dsc-mbsf 81 is.t
Before M. psrsonAliy appeared frsnk \. Brsd.
lev, cne o. ne Coufty C0mmissionsfs Cor ssld
C6snty ~ Otforc, ana made cath 10 the uuth u
me Above scc .aatf, ~ him rendered sni cab
serlbe.i ALBEIT ; AUSTIN.
Cisrk sop. Jud- Court.
OXFORD So Having hr.t etsntnei and audit
81 ths ssots scc)unls OF frsnk \. bIadisf, se
hereby cerllfy that se ailo~ thsreoa The suA %
ssl6a ALBERI :. AUSTIN,
Clsrk sap. Jud- Car.
JAMEss. WIGHT, Coasty Att,rss1.
Tree 4 ypiss. Attest. ALnGsr = AUsffs. Cisrt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20
WEST SUMNER
SuppEN DEAN BADLY Cut -SUTFER
PARTIEs.

By JADE.
Mr. Alex MAYHEM died very suddenly OF
pneumonia, Thursday. -Clarenee Buck'
nam, who cut himself 30 badly that his
life was despalred Of. Is gaining Slowly
Old lady Gray IL very poorly and falling 10
health.
Surprise parties are al the 60 now. The
last one was given % II. q. Tuell, the
landlord OF the Highland Spring House !
some forty assembled and bad good
time. some talked. some played, some
dance, AFTER which all enjoyed an oyster
supper.
Almost al use wagons now As the snow
4. III sona
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

Ma " ID uo..iA., sends lsacofy
of che M.nneapo,i,. M.an. i1s l0.aar
20 Jan. O.. 1855. Containing 30 pages.
I, ias, booms M.uneapo.s. Iaa, j. ile
way Cd make c.iy grow
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

Hra. VAIN PuTr,.ut 90 Rant OIL
Va elected president % che convention
of Co1niy Commissioners ke.4 az Aa-
gls,a. lAsi vetk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

Its pure-it IL pleAssnt-lt Is sfec,nAl,
relieving the patient almost instantaneous
y-Jsdwin's Tar Syrup. 23e. and 81
bottle. Holden Keeps II for sale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

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Trus coIIss. Attest Atnrar :. A. ris tisfs
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ACARD-

To All xho are Suffering IRON he srrors and In.
dsssy loss Of manhood, Ac.. I vii send . recipe
tn.t slll cure you, fRkk OF CHARGE. Thn
great remedy vas discovered by N issioaary In
70 ne kEv. Joskru 7. fSnAS, statiea d. Nov
fork CIV
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n I'naoiu. Jan. a. David Ripley. aEet ~ years.
Fron par.. h. cane o. Msflanssscpak laos In
oaInI n lsli. liz a1ble nanhuri .ni unsserfinF
urr1rrV sIualT tuurs tE tuwn % his tirta AL ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

THosE who wish 10 read red hot. sound
Republican editorials should take the
Bangor Daay Whig and COuriu. Its
editor Is Hon. Chas. A. Boutelle. now
msmber Of Congress. and his spin, Of
push and enterprise Psrvades every de-
nartment Of the paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

Tur Amsricaa people are practical.
and they wil ioabtless have ts much Pc
spsct 90 a. Ex-pfssiieni. wlo ia BIZ
retirement is successfully raising pcll,ry.
a. they wil Or one who, tav.ng made a
tour Of che wor.i a. q guest 81 monarcas
a.d princes returns home o. become q
baakfuPt AL this. COO, after tavias
received q princsiy i1s'ane o. = free 20
from che people. 10 NAY nl' be Gensrai
CRAFTS fllt ihai b. treasury j. empty,
bat be- . a. unfortunate IN bis tuauciA.
advisers aal irenls a. Del was IN bis %.
h,icai associates dlr.ns the .asi year, %
hs political career.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-20

WI have received reports Of varions
State officers and institutions from Sena-
tor BOnnsy, State Librarian. ]. 5. Hobbs,
aud Clerk &. X. WkittenL