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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-07

TIM Maine Pedagogical Soeis,y -ill
hold ia annual meeting IA Memorial
Hall. Brunswick. Dec. so and 81 and
Jan. /. We have no, space foi The fall
programme BAT i; includes lecisrs BY
Presidsn, Hyde u Bo-doin, AID PaFers
and discussions BY several other we'll
known educators A discussion on the
care Of troublesome boys j. 70 BE- opened
BY Prof Sargent Of llsbron The Maine
Csn,rsl add Grad Trunk Railroads will
sell rO1nd trip tickets for ,ingls fare.
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ue>>eng~r's Notice.
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4 FANNY TKkAsURE -weos,er's Una
hridxed Is great treasure In family, aud
father. and mother. cannot afford 10 0riug
ID their chllirvn without H. Hoe % bay
O. "Every FIrasr shoui give his sons
two OF three square rods OF grocnt. well
prepared. with the svAils % which they
msy bay L. Every N,iA1aic should pat \
receivingoox In sons conspicuous place In
the house. 20 catch the stray pennies for
tae Ike parpOse. Mis-. Llfs Boat.
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-Druaksaasss. 90 Ligu0r HI,if. c1a D.
Cursi by ainsiaisisriHg Dr.. HIisss GOldeH
Spsclfc.-lt can be given In cup OF coffee
OF tea without the knowletge OF the per-
son taking 10. efeciing speedy aud per-
mansnt cure. whether The patient Is . mod
crate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thou
sands OF drunksrd- have been made ten
perste men who have taken the Golden
Specific In their coffee without taeir knovl-
edge. and to-day believe they CULT drinking
OF their own free win. No harmful effects
result from is ADMINISTRATION. Cures guar
anteed. Send for circular and fall psrtic-
ulsrs. Address In confidence GoLpkS srk-
CIVIC CO.. is5 Race ST., Cincinnati, %.
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the ;ss.ssf sss, s' gss1 ss;'; ~.
Of Probate Zoe The County Of Oxford. asi as
suned the trua Of EEeealef Of The estate of
GEORGE COBb, lsts a lisbfos,
a s,s< sss,,s,s sss..,s &, S ssssss. -
dsbte1 % the estate of said dccsAsed u mass In
mediate psymsnf, and lssss Who have aay o.
nAnds thsfeot 10 sxhiblt " sane 70
Nov. ns - FRANK ". COhn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-07
A,-.sOp,. .i,..,,-ii. G. Dia,s' s.sis'.s.

IHE subscribed hsreby gives Psblbe Notice
that be has r.es daly sppoiaisd bf the iIon.
Jsise % Prossie cor toe 4 ,aaty.of Osfyrd aat
assumed The trsst % A asnisrsier win ths vii
anne rel az the estate Of
SOPHIA EsIEs, late % Bsthsl.
IN sad Ccanty. deceased. by xivinx bod ~ the
Law directs, ne feqsests all psrsoas In.
dsbled 10 the sststs Of sAi dsces eel 70 mske IN
q sdiais payment, Aad thSss vho have aay de-
mssds thereon " ethiDii the sane %
Nov. 10, tsse WM. n. PEARSON.
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Non.ife.idrnt Tnrr..


ford Coz M year is-o.
The foiiosing list % tstes On real esiais ~ noa
rs.lasut owners In tha toss of nistsli. tor
IN year is-a. IN hills ocmmitieite Jeha " tlhs,
ColleTtsf Il salt tow. Ga The tlst dsI of Aus
tsss has len rvtarnssi ~ him 10 ne - feuaAia'
ins uapali - The 18th dsy 81 AuS lr-i. ~ ne
esftiGeais 90 that date. ani nov rsmsln uhpsf
snd notice IL hereby GiVsn thst u sslt iatef.ntsf
saH To-u. shfla sThtesn uuuths ffpu NE dAie
Of ths eommnusat % ssii bills, 81 nah ~ tfs
real estate tstsd Nsll - sufcleat o. Ihy n :
anlosaf due therefor, lnciuflnx tnisfest snd
sharFs. viii .ithoai iufthsf aotifs d soii Al
guhilc auslion 81 thc 1fesssfsf's cc,s On sAd
io-n 90 ne ie.a az ~ hNe,, ls'i. a. 70 VI
he riOTk
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GFO. a. WILSON. Jsigv.


Paris, With nd for the Cosnty Of Onfori oa
the thlri Tsssday OF Nov. A. ID. I'D.
a. b. CAREY. osudisn % Matsl y. and Leo
%. sl0ver. MAJORS. hssieE pfsssstsd he seoosa
of GaArdi snship Of fsii saris iof allowance
Ordered. that the said 6uardisn give notice 20
ell persons Interested BY causing oopy of his
order 10 Be pabllshsd three vesks saeeessively 10
, The oxford Democrat printed 20 Paris, that thsy
may appear 81 Probate Co7rtto D. held 90 Paris
in ssH County. on the third Tuesday of Dee
ne NJ. at o'cloek In the foresoea ana shsv
GEO. A. WILSON, Jufge.
AtrueeOpy, attssli-Ii. q. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-07

OxfoRD. sss-Ai sCosrt Of Prossie held At
Paris. within and fof The Cosnty ~ OHf0ri
on the third Taesdav Of Nov. A. n. isA
hLJAu wALkEg. Administrstt on tns
eslAts a John Wsnsr, late 0f iifovuhsli
deoesse,i for allovanesi
OKDkkED, that said Aimiaistratof give notice
10 all persons interested By causing copy Of this
order 10 be published three weeks sacesssivsly IN
the Oxford Democrat. anesspspsr printed ~ Par.
10. that theF may appear 90 Probate Court " be
held ~ Paris, In said oounty. on the third russ-
day Of Dec nest, NJ nine O'Clock IN The iorenoon,
should not bs sll0soi.
GEo. A. WILSON. Jsigv.
irua annl-AIla.l Al q nANIa Eazisfer
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STATE on MAINE.


OXFORD sat- q Court % Probate. held Al
Paris, wnhla AMI fof TIE County ~ Oxf0fd 90
the thlri TUESDAY 81 Nov, ID ls-d.
GEORsE n. DfAN. namci Executor In
q esrtsia iustrumsnt paiportinx 90 be the last
Will and Testament % Henry N. Hartford. late of
Denmsft. 10 aid Ceunty, a. ccAsef, having pc.
ssntsj The sane for PfObsts'
Ordered. that IN. saii Executor give notice 10
all persons interested By causinEa cDpy % this
order 20 he published threo webs successfully Ia
the Oxford Democrat pfialei AZ Paris, that they
nay sppeN Al ItSo.ls Soaf Va % BIZ A.
dee nsxt. u o'clock Ia the f0rsaoon aaf sh)s
cause ~ sny they have uhy the said Instrument
should not b. proyei, approved add allowed ~
the last Will aud TsstAneat 81 sah deceased.
tho. A. WILSON, Judge.
true COPY -siissti ~. 4. DAVIS, hs sisier.
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W fs-s. q Bsss ssld. snd Ma. ssr.A J. Said. q
m ssush Paris. Nov sitA isss. b. Rev. = IIoopsr.
NJ ~ :. flsmnon. ~ Sorvsy, AL Mss flers II.
hsrtla. q wintArOp. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-12-07

OXFORD. \ Al Court II PROBATE h'ii Of
f1s. wnhiu snd 60 ne Cconiy - ga lord,
90 ths hlfd fnssitY ~ Nov.. u. -.
A. A.. fRINCfi. txscaior On ths ettAta
of tsofana 4 ffttch, late % ONlori. ~
sad CsaniY. dscs.ssd. tstins pfessntei Ms as-
Csssst. also NE IrlvsIs sccouat. fof sllosAncei
OhuEKnp. hat the std tsseutgf ave notios
O. all psrsoas iuisrestsi b. easing copy ofthis
order % b pabiishsf .esss saccssslVsly In the
In sali coaaiy on the thru Tussfsy Of Dee p-st
II o'siocs 10 ths iofsnooa a. shou ease n sny
thsy have sty the sass shoalt sotts Allowed.
GEO a. WILSON, Jstfe.
ttosoopr suess III q. pAvis .ssgsis.
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Nssiss sf second NsstisG ef Creditors tn
Insstvesey.
rVNO the creditors az Efmand q. Bowler, OF
i sumser, In the Ceusiy Of Oxford. and state
OF Msiss. Insolvent Dsbtors-You ere bsreby nou
fed. That win The approval Of the Jstfe OF me
melting Of the Creiliors Of said issolvest IL ap-
pointe1 70 Be held ~ the rrossts Court room %
Paris. IN said County. On wednssdas The tit DAP
Of bee, A. ID. lei. q nine o'clock 10 The lore
poou You VIII govsrn yourselves AecordtsEiv.
Given unisr nv hand asi the order al Court,
this ifth dav Of Nov. A. ID iss8.
HKRRiCK G. DAVIS, hsristss 81 the Coun OF
fssolveacy fos said County 81 Oxford.
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oIroRD. .,-A |, o0ur. q rroO.,. bed q

OXFORD, H,-AI . Court Of PROBATE held Al
Paris, within and for the County Of Otfori.
en- the third Tuesday Of Nov, A. ID. ls-o.
GEORGE BuRNIiAMt Guardian Of hAry A.,
Dora r., Emma N. asi Jennie n. whit. miner
Children and heirs Of Orlando Wifht. late ~
Oilsai, IN ssIf Cosnty. deceased. hsviss pr
sentsd HE see,snt OF susrsianihp OF said wards
Ordsrsd. that the ss,d Cssrdias Five ncties
No all persons Interested. b. causing . eopT
OF this order IN ts psblishsd three weeks sue.
eessiveiy In The Oxford Democrat. printed ~
Para, that they nay sppesf ~ Fro
bale Court. 10 be held Al Paris. 90 the third Tues
dAy Of Dec. neft, 81 nine oeioek In the fore.
noon. asd chow essss,i Any they have, Shy the
'-'"' '''"'' GEo' A WILSON. Jadse.
tru< eopy-Attest. m. q. DAVIS. HsEtsfer.
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J. Pierce,
Bethel, Maine.


OFTIC1 ~ ruN ~uFNiTf 90 oNToHn Iorrrt.
STATE OF MAINE.
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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-06-04
TELEGRAPHIC. The Presidents Wedding at
 the White House. A Simple Ceremony Without Any 0stentation.
 The Happy Pair Start Out for a Weeks Honeymoon.
 Anarchist Spies Talks About Revolutions.
 Dastardly Outrages by Outlaws in West Virginia. Especial Dispatches to the ErIrArH.l
Dastardly Outrages by Outlaws
 in West Virginia.
Especial Dispatches to the ErrrArH.l
Outrages in Virginia.

WHEELING, w. Va, June 3.-The outlaws in Ritchie county, known as "Rcd Men," committed another outrage on Wednesday night, when their victims were MT. and Mrs. George Neck, who live on Goss Run. They were aroused at midnight by the shouts of mob which had surrounded their house, and on the doors being opened the "Red Men" took possession, tied Mir. Neck and his wife, took them into the woods near by, roped them to trees and beat them in the most brutal manner with hickory switches. The 6ends then burned the dwelling and its contents to the ground and departed. After daylight MT. Neck succeeded in releasing himself, and alter removing his bleeding and fainting wife to place of safety, swore out warrants for such of the mob as he had been able to recognize, and twelve of them have been arrested and placed in jail. Other arrests will be made.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-06-04
Anarchists as Martyrs.

CHICAGO, June 3.-Ansrchist August Spies was seen in the county jail last night, and upon being asked what he thought of his case: "l don't think any thing about it excepting as hoax, and think the capitalistic papers ought to be suppressed. fit will do the capitalists any good am satisfied to let them hang
 me now. My sentiments, in the past so freely expressed, are less incendiary than those of the capitalistic press since the recent labor troubles began. You must know that don't care for my life. They may take my life, and they may take the lives of any of my friends, but revolution no man can hold down, and if revolution breaks out you will not be able to sup. press it. See the great French revolu- tion and other revolutions. Revolutions pass over human laws and human beings and their efforts. They don't care for human beings and human power. So we don't care for anything. Every re. volution has it's great sacrifices, and if you want to take my life you can do it {.
 We did not throw the bomb. am quite sure that one of the capitalists threw the bomb in order to get rid of us, in order to get chance to jump on us. !" Sples further said if he is hanged it will only demonstrate what he has always maintained-that the laws and constitu- ton are worthless. Fielden declared that he was martyr. He was not guilty, but would not be surprised if the police trumped up lot of evidence agains, him.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-06-04
The Western Union begins to show

The Western Union begins to show a disposition to be reasonable to the pub lie. It has announced some important reductions in its tariff. Among others all rates between Arizona and the follow ing places are reduced to so cents for ten and } for each following word: Da- kcta, Texas, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, California, Oregon and Washington Ter ritory. The cable rates are also reduced from g cents to 24 cents word. These rates can hardly be called unreasonable.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1886-06-04
CIeyeland's Wedding.

WASHINGTON, June 3--The President was married last night at 7:3o in the White House to Miss Frances Folsom Rev. Dr. Sunderland officiated. The guests present were, Secretary Lamar, Postmaster. General Villas and wife, Mir. Wilson s. Bissel, Secretary and Mrs. Endicott, Secretary Bayard, Secretary and Mrs. Whitney. and Secretary Man. ming and wife. At the conclusion of the ceremony, Mrs. Folsom, showing traces of deep emotion, was the first to render her congratulations to the newly married pair. She was followed by Miss Cleve. land, Rev. Mir. Cleveland and other relatives and friends in turn. While congratulations were in progress, the band, under the leadership of Prof Sousa, performed the bridal chorus and march from Lohengrin, and to this music the President and his wife led the way into the stately East Room. The bride wore an enchanting wedding dress of ivory satin, simply garnished on high corsage with India muslin crossed in Grecian folds and carried in exquisite falls over the petticoats.
 At S:3o, after the wedding supper, the President and his bride said a hasty goodbye to their friends and left the house through private entrance. A closed carriage awaited them and as they entered and the horses started of, a shower ofrce was thrown on the car. riage and their friends waved them a final God speed. The carriage was driv, direct to the Baltimore & Ohio railroad station where special train was in waiting to take the Presiden. and hls
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It is an indisputable fact that the principal portion of the business that comes before the United States court is from this section of the territory, and we cannot understand why such a court has not been established in Ton,b- stone before. We respectfully call the attention of Judge Barnes to this matter As to the desirability of this court in Tombstone, we think no person will call that into question. Judges Fitzgerald and Howard lad at the time that misfortune overlook them" made up their minds to bring the court to our city, but as Granville Johnson well says all of these preconceived plans were Gis- tried by misfortune overriding them, hence the delay of this important matter for time.
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Governor Zullck was very determined in his efforts to remove the directors of the asylum-basing his actions principal ly upon partisan grounds. "He did it for the good of the party, you know" What rot! If he has the power to remove such officials, why let him exercise it like a man who knew his duty and who pro- poses to perform it. The Republican party neither expect nor desire any political preferments from democratic administration. We will sail our oon boat C. Meyer, and when your term of official life expires, the Republican party will retire you 10 private life forhw,h. So take the advice of the EPITAPH and cut your swaJh wide and clean; Get no guilty one escape" Make a vacancy in the office of attorney general at once. It is even said by the democrats that the governor is afraid to tackle Churchill and judging from his actions we believe he is.
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Commissioner Sparks has issued cir cular approved by Lamar to registers and receivers of U. S. Land offices, an nouncing that the repeal of the pre-emp- tion, timber culture and desert land laws being now subject to consideration by congress, all applications to enter claims under the said laws are suspended from after this date until the first day of Au. gust, 1886, and they are directed to re- ceive no filings or new applications for entry under said laws during said time.
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bride to Deer Park. They were escorted through the station and into the car pro. vided for them without attracting atten- ton, and at 9 o'clock the tram pulled of to its destination. The President and his bride were wholly unaccompanied on this journey. They will probably re- main at Deer Park about a week, during which time they will occupy small cot tage attached to the hotel which has not yet been opened for the season.
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We acknowledge the receipt of a pamphlet containing the oration of Senator John A. Logan, delivered on Memorial Day, at the tomb of his dead friend, General Grant. It is a word painting by one of the most clever artists on the American soil. It was the out. pouring of a loyal heart, at the grave of his departed friend; loyal in life, honest and sincere at the portals of death.
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Josiah White, superintendent of the Contention Mill, will arrive in Tomb. stone this evening. The EPITAPH trusts that some plans will be formulated, whereby operations on the hill will be speedily resumed. Of one thing we feel assured, and that is that the great ore bodies below the water will not be per mlt.ed to remain undeveloped.
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A complaint has been filed in the dis trict court at Pheuix by Attorney Gene ral Clark Churchill against Thos. F. Weedin of the Florence Enterprise, to recover $2,5oo, which sum Weedin is charged with fraudulently obtaining as a member of the printing committee of the 18th legislature.