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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-09-15
JlssUELLANEOU as.

A CHANCE-to obtain house cheap. | will
n sell one or two double Houses for rs per cent
Zach and win accept the amount of one tenement
rent until the balance is paid thus giving the pur-
chaser the use of his own rent to pay interest and
taxes SO that in few years he will have a
double house for the amount Oh MS hrSt payment
Nj n PALMER 10-l
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-09-15
DISSOLUTION on CO.PARTNERSIIIP.

FE1HE partnership heretofore existing between
IL MILLETT 4 LITTLE has been dissolved ~
limitation Alldebts and dues viii be PAD an,l COL
lected Nv X John Little. O. O. M1LLETT,
X JOHN LITTLE.
shall continue the Dry Goods business NC the
stand. No 5iti Congress street. under The style Of
x JOHN LITTLE Il co.
August oath, 1886. aug25dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-09-15
LnNeRESS SI. STATION lNLY

For Hanger, EllswOrth and Bar HarbOr a.
1928 d. m. Fast Express stopping at Bruins
wick, Gardiner, HallOweD, Augusta and Water
vile only.
All other trains timed as above from Commercial
St. Station stop at Congress ST., where through
tickets and baggage checks may be obtained fer
principal points East and West:
THE Ills D. III. train is the night express with
sleeping car attached and runs every night sun
DAYS included, through TO Bar Harbor but not to
Sknwhegan on Monday mornings or to Belfast
and Dexter or beyond Bangor, excepting to Bar
Harbor, ON Sunday mornings.
ing trains from Augusta and Bath $40 a. m. |;
Lewiston, $50 a. M; the day trains from Ban.
gor at 12.45 and 12.5o PM; the afternoon trains
fromWateryille Bath, Rockland and Lewiston at
5.35 d. M, Flying Yankee at 5.45 p. M; the
night Pullman Express train at l. 90 a. NJ
Limited Tickets, first and second cinss, Tor
all points in the Provinces on sale nj re-
a rrIra
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-09-15
Grain Quotations.

CHICAGO BUAKU UF TRADE.
The following quotations are received daily by
+. G. Stevens, No. 421s Exchange street:
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-09-15

xviii it be safe for me to go on this boat?" in
quired a timid and somewhat portly old lady, as
she was preparing to board an excursion steamer.
''Oh, yes, that's all right" said the man who
was taking tickets. "a couple of hundred
pounds, more or less amt going to sink her. She's
fully insured, anyhow Step right aboard"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-08
NEWS or THE WEEK.

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Arrr ~ al susf.r. lrkas. lr.fTI nj rfrHaf. e..
seVlls. ID irts.irri, arrursr--l ~ ~I0rr
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rarfr orrrIfi SPA. 60 arfalrI fl f.r rl Il. ar
. IS tra.n.-in Nor'leru Ms.ors' trssi tri' ~frf
danx arg t.usre.
Nosnsrf Mono .frlss vfre rslrrsry o.
ssrfst ftr.uEtruf ftr ln.n. Al NFs lars f.e
.r.nrraI nranrs srfr ttrurra inrar az i'sr1ssfaf
tsFufra as ifr ffrfs Of tsfI sfrr rl f.r g.rsf
order. A. rftst' Nsss. e. orsfor 80 osorrs
"a. Ostls. uaf sf. srosu ~aut.sfu aataef. isurs
Illg.s ul.l In. fte irst pc lI f.r. gave .ifrfss
Il lnsfor \ TO l'res..'fnf iisu I'll nsrr0r Nrr
ga -tfrrusa uslItft i o. rr'.f.s.0n a. char
saep furtsn sFrrat Dr. as e. thr trsf tur r.s
sssssr I'M e. rlr asa nsfrr tsrI.r. IN is.rfe.l
80 49, frtu fssfrr laa sas 49, .ssf year.
rr.par A .sfrg uss. mfgfrg 80 lf.l ~
'or'..,l N i,' '',ees 'i ~, l,l ,ai', ~, Z
rr.s-Il.. srsslt -. rnsis IN ~ Jsnrs t Ham.
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~lfnf ri Nfs lrrs, afng fae ur.f .rramhfnf "A
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al sslsff lorrranv u hr.ie lr.I rrr.m wrrf fl
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u.a.n. prss.irrf eve slI.s Issf o'0.sI 60 trfarg
lsss Il 90 nf Hs .f.rts.l sss Fl se f.r Alstsrla
lalr u stu tr 90 III t.saf n'..alk s.
n Ns.1f fiauofraf.r Iarrfrf.nr IL hsrcnl neu.
nsisi tf l.sus,.'a Goa e - LussHns, ri bfiif.,
~ ftnrrrIHr
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- ou..nsff 60 Corrrrss ~ ftr uruarrafs Cf e.
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a. IrrasrrF lNrarfI.rrf - male ruN.r fuf II
a. lrrgrf rrrlrsf ri frrsifrf t.fFe. saf % 49, rt
ua.n u e. slIff ulfl ltf0tsf. d. tfafI Il FfrI
.s-sr.-Its Nrffl AfsrfT Nars ~luair0l 80.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-08
rAr or FEMALE rEAcnERs

The Mlias TslrAsr % January contained
The following Miss --. q prominent
teacher Ia prominent school Ia = prom
lneut place 10 The State % Down East.
declares % %, the wages % female teach.
ers ought % be made sqaAl with The pay OF
male teachers. oar columns viii admit
good Argument 90 sustain This proposition.
Who vOlnnteersf- A. The Teacher died
10 February. % the surprise % many, !
woui Ike 20 whisper = few words In The
ear of the Maine lady AID Others OF her
ssx through the medium % the DENocRAr.
PROM = l0rg AcqaAintAnce with females
while engaged A. teachers, sui By con-
pArirg their schools with those OF The
opposite ser. from the same standpoint,
can heartily say amen 10 her declaration.
Am well aware OF The opposition that
nom time immsmoriA the fair sex has
rec. lived fron MAJ. who has euiesv0rei
o keep female genius buried unier heap
% Ignorance But 10 has burst TIE veil
that man 10 bis pride has drawn over an
gelic spirit.
Let a. look a. some OF the opposition
Tia, ladies' have met with 10 ibis county,
tsprivlug many OF them from teaching =
winter school A lacy cannot board
round She cannot govern the large
boys, ss they will not consent 10 be gov
eru,d By female. and the money will be
thrown away, &C. Hut brighter day l.
iawniug Ladies' are preparing 10 teach
the higher branches. and n they can not
enter The OLD colleges A. pupils, new ones
will arise aud open their doors, A. Bates
College has already done. aud from those
Institutions will 20 forth . band OF sisters
who will deserve and demand the wages
that Is Que the teacher regardless OF sex.
n i admitted by many, that 10 her Illus
trAiious. tn Der Arrangement, In order and
aptnsss 20 convey Der mind 10 her pupils
she DOES not fall below the masculine sex.
Bat - she does not sacrifice 80 much In =
pscuuiary point OF view, her time Is not 80
precious. she can leave home better than
The other ssx,-thereforr she should not
receive equal wages. This stereo,yped
expression has no weight In II. compared
With the difsrent situation OF the young
men. Some have fund already provided
10 draw upon 10 pay their school bills (;
others have 20 consume the midnight oil
% met The demands OF their education.
The above Is nom my scrap book. which
Is source OF pleasure 10 me and mine.
WI. BicESELL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-08

TnE DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
Spite OF al threats aud muiterings OF
dissatisfactlOn. the Maine Democrats yes
terdsy kept their feelings In check.
thought OF the offees stu 10 be oiled, and
Endorsed The President but they could
not refrain from expressing their houesi
opinion Of Congress. and assAiled that
sssemblsge with particular force and with
much truth. The weight OF their con.
demnAilon fell on the Democratic House.
The Democrats know that they cannot
carry Maine this year, and so could afford
% Do faceilOus In the convention. 10 GER
tsinly WAS funny for W. ii. Clifford OF
Portland. 10 his speech 10 charge the Re-
pablicsns with stirring up the present
tariff agitation. and aserioiug 20 them the
labor troubles Yet the delegates do not
seen 70 have appreciated Mr.. Ciirord's
hamor. and 50 failed properly 70 erjoy The
bsst fstare Of their ga,herirg.-BosioH
Advertiser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-08
rHE nEMocRATIc pLATFuRM.

The Democratic State Convention Did
some fne work in the construction Of =
platform. From . rhetorical poiat Of
,ie~. the resolutions make a very read
able document; ba, they have their
pcculiaii'ies. nevertheless.
The resolutions start out in orthodox
form. BY re-sfkrmins the principles Of
The Democracy As snuneiAied by the las,
Nsiion.l Convention. and by endorsing.
in The brisfssi possible way, the admin
is,ra,ion Il President Cleveland.
A bad Bad i then made for the labor
vote: The resolution declares ,ha, the
Dsmocraiic party is and always has been
The firm frisnd u the lsborins man, and =
portion Ct The declaration Of principles
of the Knights Of Labor j, incorporated
kolily inio The resolution.
The second resolution demands re-
dgeiioa q the preseni Oppressive ~sr
tana. though il does no; mention
whether ih.. reduction shoald begin ~iih
the staple articles Of Names Prodaeiionl
AMI makes dig a, congress. "~hieh
Ia. devoted az mos,hs Of u. labor. aud
al o. h. Ingenuity in dsvisins ways aud
mean. 10 lsple;e the Treasury Of i,' sur
plus Millions. 70 the Neglect Of imPoriAn,
legislation which the eoaniry needs and
expects "
The was,sialnsss Of the river and bar
oor bill passed by The House mex, receives
attention. The convention fad. sor,
q ,olaee for the sx,Hvaganee Of the
Democratic House Ia the though, tia,
the amount appropriated "-ill probably
Be increased by the Republican senate.
The Democratic party hAs Coz a quarter
Of a century been sighting iis campaigns
GA dead ISSUES I, has regularly Afrlved
a, every point about twenty years after
the Republican party hA' passed IL. THIS
i. we believe. the hr., instance in which
The Democratic party Ia. Got Ga, q The
dead pas, ard iaio the future.
4 rehabilitation q The navy i called
fof. and the recommendation Of VIZ,
Tilden'. letter in regard 20 eoas, deienees
j. adopted
The resolutions deal very singefly With
tie f,hsry troubles. I, was necessary
20 expires, sympathy With the fishermen
wiihos, saying anything which would
rtaee, uPoa the STATE Department. ~
the fishermen were ASSURED Of support.
While the peculiar fitness Of Secretary
BAyAri 20 deal 9th the present question
i declared. and precipiiA,e action il dep
rscA,ei There doe. no, seem 10 be any
danger q prccipi,A,e action on the part
% The State Department
Having a soldier candidate. the Con.
veniioa could 20; afford to condemn The
depletion Of the Treasury by the increase
q pensions. 80 !, appealed . resolution
expressing in sli,ierinsly general terms
the gratitude Of the eoaniry TO IL, de-
Tenders.
The Civil Service Reform plank, Which
was al-Sys TO be found in the platform
under Republican administration. does
20, appear Uader a Demeera,ie al.
minis,IA,ioa. they have no further us'
for Il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-08
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
NoNISArEs An OXFORD cUuSrY NAN ToR
GOVERNOR

A, the Democratic State Convention
held a. Bangor last Wednesday. Col.
Clark s. Edwards. Of Bethel. was nom
mated fof Governor.
We congratulate the Democracy upon
iis wisdom in coming 20 Old Oxford for
its standard bearer. and Col. Edwards
for the onor.-emP,y though il may Be.
thus conferred upon bin.
Col. Clark 5. Edwards WAS born Ia
Otis6sld. in Cumberland County and Is
sixty-two years Of age. lie Is Of Scotch
Irish descent on the fathers side. he
had . fair business education. lie frs,
worked in a sAw-mill where be wAs soon
made foreman. Leaving the mill busi-
ness. be went into the general msrehAn-
disc trade q, Bethel. lie Is a, present
engaged in farming.
Al the breaking Out Of the war be
organized and vas made Captain Of
Company II" Fihh Maine Volunteers.
He remained in the service three years
and bali. during which time be was
promoted 10 the rank Of Colonel
Col. Edwsrds has been the Demo-
cratic candidate for Sheriff in this County.
and In Bethel . candidate for Rspressn-
,siivs to the Lsgislaias.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-08

OSr Of the annoyance. TO which the
Prcsidsri's bride has bad TO submit Is
that Of having cuts purPor,ing 10 be
picture. q Der published in half the papers
in this broad land. A few weeks ago a
cut va. published Which vas quite good
lOoking. Since the Wedding another has
appeared which resembles the trs, A'
much a. rail fence resembles a polished
marble monument.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-08
A Republican State Convention
cib Hall, lr-is,On, wednesday, lane g.
An O'clock. A. ",

Yorths purp,-e Of nominating candidate
G,r tsoxeruor a. D. suppoftesi az ID ~ pie nuet
elect 90. and tfansaCtlng ny Other business
that ma prupsriy cone hsiufe n.
he hasls Of ~ pTeeeutAtlnn - ill - A. iolloss
Tach city. town ant plantation I'LL D. sntltle,i
10 one o. 'eeafe. AM Boz each ssNenty ave Nutts
easf ZOE the EeplrliCan candidate nf huVernor
IN los A. alii fiOuAi delegate. AMI tr "a ifsc
ton of furtY votes IN excess oi sfNfnN i've
voiss IN aiidliioual delegate.
Ths stats COMMITTEES Ill D. in -fssion m tie
rsCspfinn ruon of ths hall at uins o'Clpck On
m mo- nlnE ~ M oouveuiiuu. fnr the rufi's-s
~ r~cslvlng N Cresisntials 81 delegAiss
AT electors ~ Maine sto 80 ln hNuf 81
nainfainiuE i'rOfective rarfr ~ho Ill ioin
Ii rssistitg the attempt nos tsinz male IN a
tlemocrafic liou-s % representative % MAR,
many q ~ lrading Industrial Interest,". 81
Name uho arr On tsxCr ~ slsNatng and tiE
nifying human abor ~ seCuriug to Ne islortf
M. lust rexard vho demand irte.icm "a suf
nafr thruurhout the reuunlic al an hnnssi
-oanflng q The usllots. ~lo Uphold Al julie
ious measurss fur M sncournEsmfut ~
Amsrican ship taiiling Sho teiiete in An
honest AL rssronslhls civil strNice And in ~
.conorui cai aim luisfrsitrn ofthe ts,yerutn
40 apVruvs me fruhlniiiou 81 ne liIuoi
Tan snd the Vrumotion ~ N csu-e u Ten
psrancs. are cofdially inViie'i. ~lihout rtgarl
~ rasi political differences. io unite 9Th NJ
Rsruhlicans IN he ssieciion 81 delegates "a
Pr Or,isr Espuh,icAn state Committee
1usEFu a. MkNtrr, Chairman
WILLIS m WfN0. secretary.
Augusta. Ne. April D.. lse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-08
Messenger. Malice.
OYyicE OF ruH sHsniYY OF orroED CoUsfi
sIArEO MAINE.

sTATEOF MAINE.
OXFORD, sss-Pnis. Nay ~, A. u, ls-L
rINIiis 10 % give sotice. thai on the Sithtay Of
i NAY. A. ID. ise, q warrant In Insolvency. 80
isssed cot Of The Court OF insolveney fOf sah
County of oxford, against the estate Of iiesJ A
Mills. cf Asdover. IN ssit Cosaty. sdsfEei 70 -
an ipsolvenf Debtor, on petition Of .sli dsb.of,
which petition vss nlei on the .o.h day OF MAJ
claims 10 10 Be eompulet That The payment Of any
dsbts and he delivery asd uansfst OF aay prop
srsy bslongiAs ~ sAld debtor. % him OF TOE hs
" By hin are Forbidden by Law. That . msetiss
Of us Creditors of sai Dettof, 10 prove thef
dsets aid ehoose obs OF more Assisuses OF ~.
estate. viii b held 81 Court Of Insolvency 70 -
holden 90 Paris, IN sad County, 90 The ion dal
Of June A. ID. is-h, ~ nine O'Clock In the tore
noon.
Given usisr my hand the date fret above .Ii
a. n,.s.sss, Of he coars Of Issoi,ssey, zoe
said County Of Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-08
DRY Goods for Cash.

All our mail orders are 10 be now
either accompanied 10y cash or sent
&. o. ID. In this way every one IL
treated alike and prices are ever 80
much lower.
Below are few prices We have
made this Spring which will show how
low We have made all goods through
out the store 90 encourage mail orders.
Express chages are paid 10y pur'
chasors. but IL is very small porccn
tago II ncighbors will order together
or make up quite a package alone.
Dirs Printed la-ns, a, 3i.2 cts.
5000 Ns- Ugh, Printed li~ns, N4'.2
1000 figO,,.d Curtain Serim. a, 9
$500 Me- furniture crs,Onnes, a,9
900 American Holland windos
Shades. a, %
8 yds. B,s, Mosquito Netting for 80
1900 ydi. Choice Style Cling
hams, al ola
These ginghams are just marked
down 10 close them out. and are just
as good as any one is selling at 10 cts.
50 q. All Wool White funnel, a, 81 cts.
10 " Good chciO, Shifting, Al 6i.2 "
All our bei, i2i.2 Ct. che'iO, Shit
ing, at s1'2
send TO us for all kinds o. dry and
fancy goods. Ours is the largest store
in the State. Samples free on appli'
cation.
Rines Brothers,
,o.u nAfyr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-08

The Buffalo Tmss. published A. Presl.
dent Cleyelani's home, Gays the demo
cratic party must have . new candidate 10
isss. it, sugument IL brief and forcible.
Mr. Cleveland has disappointed aud dis
integrated the party; he has shown no
talent for Organization or leadershipi he
has weakened instead of sirengthing the
democratic forces. For this reason hs
could not lead 10 success and another
nomination Il necessary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-08

TnRKk EFFEcTs The thousands OF re-
msrksble cures which have been accom-.
pllshed by Hoods Sarsspirilla are due
simply 20 three effects which this great
medicine has upon those who take It.
FIRST: IL purines the blood.
.Secoui IL strengthens the system.
TAiri; IL gives healthy action 10 the d.
gestive organs.
With these three Effects no disease can
long retain It's hold. IL IL forced To leave
the system, giving place to health and
strength. through the potent ipnuenee OF
Hoods ssrsspsrilla Sold by all druggists.
Try H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-08

IN the call fOr the Republican County
Convention last week. the name Of :. s.
S;eArns. Of Norway, a. q member Of the
Republican County Committee. was
omitted BY mistake.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-08

Ar The Democratic State Conveniion
Hon. David X. Hastings ~ss chosen
msmbcr Of the State Committee for this
County. thomas : Brigham on the
Committee on Resolutions, aud John A.
harrington Nice-rresidsnt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-08
WILLS n wis0. secretary.
Augusta. Ne. April D.. ls,..
.rcoNp pIsTmcr EkrrnucAN wv

IluN.
The gepslhiicAns 81 ne several ciiies. tQsu'
and pianiaflons In ths ~sCond NouEressiona
pisiftct gre requested o. ssnt lsls gates % :
convention o. - bell 40 Alhurn Hal. Auburn
on TtIcs.iaY. ne IN day % June. -. ~ II
o'clnck a n. t1r m purruse 20 n0miueiinf I
caniiiiafs f0r Representative 90 ~ ,tin Non
Fross ~ m lnitei -taics. an Dor he tfsn 40
- any other Business ttat may pfoQefiI cums
hsf1rp The convention.
Ins tasls % representation III p A. iQl
loxs EsCh city. tosn aud p.aniAilnn Ill o.
entitled O. one delegate. Ani tur each n votes
rasf f0r thg HspU hlICan Candifate fur tsuNtfnui
In 80 an additional delegate, And fur a ne
tiun fee vutes I'm excess ~ 81 vote An all
flunal delegate. The ulsfrtCt tOmmiffe -
- On session 40 the hall. ~ o. - oElock, a
for ths rufpose a. receiving CfriisutlAls
william ~. fVnneu, Lewiston. Auifc-cC = 81
County.
fuunfY.
CT rufinton. nos,ioinhsm, sagaliahoc Co
Sssari ~isarus. Noruay. ntiuri County
usvi1 = M0rtlsni. itoCkiAni, hnoh County
Nv Mefcalf ngmkriscofta. linroin "a.
lHsrkfCr tuhNirfth.
Lewiston, April q. is-l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-08

ONfORD, 80 = A. . Court % Probate hsli 81
the third Tsesdsy OF NAV, a. q. lsS.
90 the petition % DAVID n, GROVER, Adj
ministrstor OF the estate Of David n. bsnerof.
late Of Bethel. 10 sad Coanty. escssssd. praying
Tor license 10 cell and convey - mach ~ The real
estate % said deceased 81 pablie or private sale
as will prodses the sam OF four hundred dollsrf.
for the payment 81 debts and charges.
OHpGbTp. That the sald fetitioaef give not CO
10 ali psrsods Interested BIZ causing "a ssstrsct
OF his petiiou with The order thereoa, 10 BE peb
lishsd three weshs ssecessively In the Oxford
Democrat. printed 81 PARIS. that they msy appear
Couaty, on the third Tuesday OF June sszt. ~
oeloet In The forenoon, and shsv eause. any
they have vhy the came should not b grnntef.
GEORGE A. WILSON. judge.
Auue oopy-slissti n. q. DAVIS, hsgis<f.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-08

Wa have received a p.mphle, Of IS
pages. prepared BY Dr.. W. II. LaPham.
''wiih Pen and Pencil =, Mount Des-
EFT" ~hieh treats Of this popular resort
dsseripiivsly AMI historically. and con-
tains several illustrations
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-08

There IL no longer any doubt that Con-
gresham Long Is squsrely In the Geld for
Senator Dawes seat. The Boston Record
SAYS that be has declared bis Intentions
frankly % frierds OF late.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-08
MARRIED..

In nethel. NAY soth BY Rev. ID. Garland. Mr.. G Al.
vim Cummings q Albany, and Mss Hester A. Bart.
lea Of Upton. June ~, Mr.. Elmer %. Millst ol
woolstoek and Miss Ab6is &. ffeld q BstheL
In Granon. June LIT. by Rev. ID. Garland. Mr..
Gfanon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-08

ca, ofs list OF twenty-five persons Sc
leetsd by General Grant 20 receive. each .
copy Of bis boob. foar have died. This
shows how rapidly the old men Of history
are passing away.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-08

The Chicago butchers have decided ai
last that they cannot work from A. n. 10
3OFN Their trouble seems 10 be or
GAINED lsxlness = Press.
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oxFORD, ss,-A q Court Of Probate hell o.
fsrs, within and fof The County % OXFORD, On
the third Tuesday Of MAY. A. ID. lssi.
fRA>CEs 4. ksEkLAsD. wti0s % Wlll,n
4. knssisnd late OF s~eiea, decsassd. having PIE
ssnlsi her pstitl0a for Allossnos oat 81 ~
PersonAl Estate % sait deosaseii
OHDERkD, that The saii Pelllioner give pOiiee
10 all persons interested BY easing oopy 81 this
order ~ be psbi three weeks saoeessiyslI u
The oxford DEMOCRAT, printed 81 Pafis thai thsi
mar appear o. o Probate COar 10 - hOlfsn A.
Paris. In sAii eoanty. % the thfd tuesdA, .,
June nett 81 nins O'Clock In the iorsnO0a, .n1
sh0u cause II any they have LxsInst TIA sane
Gro. A. WiiSOs, Judse'
A TIVE eoPf-Altesii u. Z. DAVIS. hssIstsf.
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Tx suts0lhsf hsrsbg syes publs noti's iAI
shs has bsea duly appaintst By The iiln. ltiT
% PROT ate foe ne Coaaty Of Otfpfd aai a.
suoed TIE uust - Fseruuit Of ne estate ~
MARTHA ". DuRsfN. late % nrosuifi
. ssii County, dso< ssei ~ sivins bosi % ~
inisbts 90 he estate % said deesssei . sac
INN Ell Ate payment. an those Who hsse snf u
manis thsreia % eEhiblt The sane 20.
MAJ u. ts-s MARTHA AN giCkEk
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A Card.

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hrsisd Rubber Paint, by sons persons -ho ar'
.ithef isrSrsSr 81 "a viituss or blindy prejediced
We feel In astics 30 ourselves shoald correct soms
false impressions In regsri n this paint.
The fat that during the past sr years ne have soil
n, Ave thousand e,llons ~. M. s.. .sy., ~
sricls We and Invariably, that eases cisi a. bsin4
dsrogsiory 30 this paint. without bunfsion. and
IN nine cases out 81 ten. The bailiings fteUei "a
vrsr Sor PAINTED WIN RrEsss PAIsr. srr sosr
ofurs BRAND and ~ ofsn "e.d AMI cil" a. anything
We challenge any one b bring any Substantial
evidence against this paint. and ssk NJ other recon
renAstion Coz u than 10 giyen BY hose Who have
proved Il. We could give scorts Of testimonials
hon veil kno~n persons In ifs favor.
We shall sndsssor 20 keep . rood stesk % hand.
and VII send sample cards AMI eircalar ree On
admiration.