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The Dawson journal., 1886-09-02

Application For Dismission.
GEORGIA, Ordinary's Office.
TERRELL COUNTY, July 98th, 1886.
Whereas, NJ. l. Harp, guardian for Am
morette Wiscman, having i'll proper form
applied for letters of dish ission, all per-
sons interested are hereby notified to show
cause, if any they n, why letters of dis
mission, as prayed for, should not be
granted said guardian at the next Scptem-
Der term, 1886, of Terrell Court of Ordina-
ry.n-,.. ii. s. BELL.
at Ordinary.
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-02

AT the Congressional conven-
tion a resolution was adopted re-
questing the executive committees
of the several counties composing
the district to submit the question
of the two-thirds and majority
rules t. the people to determine
for themselves for the government
OF future conventions. The Jour-
NAL is in favor of the majority
rule and will have more to say
concerning it at the proper time.
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-02

The repol Is of the late storms
III Texas are appalling. Between
thirty and forty lives are reported
LOST, while the damage to proper
ty in Galveston, Indianola, San
Antonia and other cities, as we'll
as in villages and on farms,
amounts to millions of dollars
1t will be some time yet before
the enormous destruction to prop
erty and the serious loss of life
can be fully known, but enough
as known to indicate that thous-
ands both in town and through
the country will need help, and il
is to be hoped that citizens Of
more favored places viii promptly
render it.
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-02

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2ND, 1886.
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-02

s. T. JORDAN : Prbl'r. & Prop'r.
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-02

E. L. RAINEY, Editor.
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-02
Dawson Journal.

usdsl Organ si sa:h Town and County,
The Dawson journal., 1886-09-02

lean woman is.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

President Cleveland has discovered
,ha, there !. difference between . Dem
ocraiic ofkee.holder taking par, in . po-
liiical eompaisn. and . Republican Of.
aoe. holder doing the same thing. Some
time ago tie Pre.iden, suspended Di,.
uict Attorney Benton Of Missouri. a
Democrat. and District Attorney Stone.
Of Pssnsylvanis. a RsPabliean. Tor max
ing political speeches during the cam.
paisa. Baton Immediately represented
that he wss careful no, to ls, his cam
paisring iaisfese with bis 0fiieisl duties,
and the Pfesiden, re.ins,s,ed him.
rhsreupoa Stone called attention 10 tie
fact that his case vas exactly similar 20
that o. Benton. The Presidsn, rsfc.ed
% re-ins,aie him. on the ground that biz
political speeches were efforts 10 dis
crcdi, the naturalization. and des,roy
ihe confidence Of the people in the patty
responsibls for H. The Presidents let
ict Of vfas,l contAins much sound sense
that will b. coaearrrd in BY any man.
-h.is-cr bis political stripe OF bis 'isws
On civil service reform. Ba, from ihs
point II view % the reformef. the cases
q Benton ard Stone. taken together, AZ
. b. regretted. Coz they pa, The Presi
dent. rsfo'm principle. oa the platform
% The spo,l,msn,-,h the siminisirA'
'ioa Of The government should be IN The
hand, Of IL, friends. AID ia their hands
.icre
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30
IN MEMORIAM.

Died Al EAst Bethel Nov. n, lsss Mrs. syiyiA
Rrown, Wits OF W. n brown. aged q yrs. mo
Funeral services were held ~ their residences
Nov. llth. Rev. L. n Tabor of'iciating. About
a year ago Mrs. brown vent To the h spi'al In
Portland and had \ cancer removed from bet
side. since that time she has been great
sufferer from that terrible disease. Kind
hands and loving hearts dia all In their poser
In alleviate her suffrrings which we're pa.
tienuy borne with Christian endurance, and
ended In her calmly falling asleep In Jesus on
the day and mouth that her oldest daughter.
Mrs Nellie Dearborn died. seven ,esrs ago,
Mr- Brown's life was always one 81 untirins
devotion q her fsmily and frtends. evea In
her sickness forgetting sef In her anxiety for
the welfare OF those Who we're dear 10 her.
she vas ever ready 10 minister 10 The sics,
help the weary, and comfort tho afflicted.
shs Vas \ true friend. kind sister, and q de.
voted wife and mother. Though sincerely
inquired BY ali. her IFS will be an exsmpl.
OF good. and pleasant memory Ia all who
knew her. sue leaves q husband. one s0n and
too daughters. who deeply noun her loss
she has done What she could and nov IL al
resf.
Weep no, Cor mother, for God knovs best.
she has erOsssd The dark river. has reached
the bright shore.
safe In Jesus loving care. 10 suffsr no more
Inooxh your hesrts are crushed and wounded.
yoare ehs.tsned by Cots hand
And In his Own time youu meet her. In thc
Sweet Be1lah land.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

GROWTu 90 Bio BOOE.-whSn Web.
sief's Unabridged WAS frs, Published Ia
one volume. 10 was a comparatively small
book. Some yesrs amer. an addition was
made OF 1900 Pictorial Illustrations, A Ia.
bic 81 Synonyms. srd an Appendlx OF New
Words tha, bad come into use. A few
years later az entirely new revised edition
OF larger size. with 300 Pictorial illus,ra.
tiOus. then. afer an interval Of . few
ye'fs. . Biographical Dictionary Of nearly
10 600 Names, and . Supplement OF nearly
1000 New Words were sdied, aud now
there has come q new ard most valuable
addition. A GsEeiieer Of the World. OF
over Is. 900 Titles. The work IL now not
only As Dictionary, par excellence, bot q
Biographical Dictionary, Gazetteer OF
the World. and = great mary other good
things In it, many valuable Tables.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30
NEWS or THE WEEK.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30
EASTERN ARGUS.
l8O0.l88Z.

he Arsu. -. established In september. isoi.
Ihouas jefsfsoa tslng then fre-lisnL n .uppost
81 ths rflnciplss q ~. sdmlnisfsiioa AL IA. suE
porsd me Ioitr. pfaripls. ever sinoe. hsine,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30
.Scribner's Magazine.
Published Monthly,
WIN Illustrations.
FIRST NUMBER READY DEC. 18Th

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30
LITERARY NOTES


B1ciroofs Mlgdrias claims the honor
OF having originated the serial publication
OF njvsls and romArcss. This idea was
speedily Initiated by IT, rivals. For sixty
years past this has been prominent feat.
are ~ magazine literature and one that
hAs benefited author aud pablishsr alike.
The publisher found that = novelist with 4
largo circle % admirers could attract them
As - bscribers. The Guihor reaped . dou-
Die rnsnciAi reward. Experience for q
long time decided that the previous issue
ofAnovel 10 serial form ala not lessen.
Bot rather Increased is sales In boob
form. An Arrangement 80 generally bene-
nciA might be expected % be long.llvet.
Bat II seems nov A. II the turn had come.
Publishers are beginning 10 complain that
msgsEine- publication does cut down The
subsequent sale Ia bOOk.fOrm, for people
no longer care % bay books they have a.
ready perused IN some other form. And
msga tine suoscrioers themselves. are be-
ginning 10 weary OF the serial reading OF
fctlon. They are too hurried, too busy,
they read too much and forget too easily
% care 20 have their nctlon dOlei oai 10
monthly portions They DO not wish. and
many are not able. 20 carry the details or
. story In their minds for an entire twelve
mouths. They Ike 20 have the option OF
nnishlng what they read a. single sit.
ting. The novel itself IL shrinking In
sire before the new demands Of the age.
The bulky dciion OF the last generation Il
oslng supercedsd In popular favor by the
novelette,. Ten years ago the brsvest OF
Publishers would hesitate before touching
volume OF short stories. To-day there
are nearly q score OF writers whose short
stories collected In book-form nnd . ready
market
All thess signs % the times have per-
saaded the managers Of Lippiscotfs hagd.
zine that the time Il now ripe fOr . rsdi-
cal change In The method OF Publishing
fiction In periodicals. Isstssd OF giving
novels In sections. complete novel. Of .
popular sire will he Published with every
issue the magazine, the series eommsnc-
Ing In this NOV. number with the charm
log story OF "Bruston's Bayou BY John
Hsbosrtos. author Of "Hslenis Babies"
sons Sumner '-0a Beta SItss- and
other popular uorks. c-x.A-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

OXFORD sat- Court Of Probate, held at
fsris, withis sni lor ihs County ~ oxford 90
the thi,f Tuesday Of Nov. % ls-f.
. csrAis ibstumsnt purpOftinE 90 be the lsst
vii and fssismsnt 81 Hsnry ~. HAftfofi. late oi
DcnmGt. Ia ssi County, deceased, having PIE.
ssnlsd the sane for ffObsts'
Ordered. thai the .sii Exscstor sive notlce 10
all persons iniefesIsd BY eausinxa ebpy a this
order 90 he Published tnrse webs saecssslvely 10
the Otfofd Democrat pftatst a. Pats. thai they
may sppssr 81 Q Pr0bsts Court 90 b bslt 81
Paris In sail tosnty. On The Ihird Tuesday Of
Dee pett. NJ . O'Clock IN the f5reecon and sh,v
cause II sny thsy have uhy the said Instrument
shoalt Dot be ptosei, spprotcf ssd allowed 80
The last Will aud Testament % ssi deceased.
tho. A. WILSON, judge.
A true eoIy,-aiiesti n. Z. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

A ooRKEsrOSDENr % The fadusiria.
journal. writing from Lowsl. voices The
diseon,sni With our game laws which
exists among some Of our people. Tie
raves about the use Of siryehnins BY
game wardens. resent. what be call, the
"bis talk made BY Commissioner Still
vel. in regard 10 enforcing the game
laws, and indalgss in general complaint
about the present system as expressing
the people and infringing upon their
rights. he evidently does no; believe in
the State doing nothing in the matter,
for be thinks the increased appropriation
Of &c, 900 which viii be asked for BY
the Commissioners "wOald or could Be
expended With advantage 10 the State.
u put iino the hands Of the rish, men.
Bot frt ve van, laws tia, the people
favor and vii assist 10 snfofoe." Yet
there Is no, in the Communication . sug-
gesiion Of any improvement IN the game
laws OF their administration. sxeep; tia,
be would stock PAsssdamkssg River
With salmon. which Commissioner Still
veil has declined TO DO. tie says
Let Ne hope TIA; "Mr. BOdssll and the
Legislature" will Try and inform them
selves ~ % what Kind OFFS game lsv will
be most acceptable % q msiOriiy OF the
people. and not allow the commissioners
10 have everything tneir Own way II 10
should become evident that their views
represent the minority.
No, . word a. 10 VIA, kind Of Law
10 desired BY the people whom he repre-
ssniA We think the people Of this sec
ton Of the State are vel satisfied with
the prss<ni Laws and their enforcement.
Ths disseminated ones Who dislike the
present system and ~ish TO ssPplant il
By sonsthing else. should At lsas, Be
ssls 10 tell the PsopIs VIA, they usa. in
plsss Of H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30
THE TRI-WEEKLY

Arsa.. patii.hsi Tassisf. hardly al ~siuf'isl
ulafulags. u Tfsailf Improved. al l. aiersihs'
"a fhssfrs rs-spspff IN ~ ~fsis o. ne pdrs.
rnuiaIns ~ Nfws iiTsrsiftss frum stsff laafsf 81
~ rist fsissf hsfssf iistefts fan Al ~ pfinfi
rsl trsis rsrffrs. inf.uilnE DAILY lisIsff n shole
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al rtsfs inffliirsnrs. Msafhff Hspcrts, a.. ~
sans a. srrsa IN ~ nslv Afrus. tosy,hsr -lii
ssrsfsi ralauns q snerIifss. stnfrs. Isretrf. A.
A.. IT, lmQrf.fmsuis In thls siilfou hsts lAfr,ll
Inffssssd IT, Tlfruisilnu.
TTgMs -Ous rury $50 yssr. 90 800 Ia ~
vsnrs. re- n pastsSr 90 nonits -. thrss
ulnrths Oh 10 slrsnrr psYmrnf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

OXFORD. ssi-M Coat Of ffouaie bel Al
Fsri. uithiR al FOR TIE touriy % otfoffs
IN ne thlfd raesiaF - soT.. A II 100
eEOHsI ntRNliAN. ousditn - MARI \.
pofa = sumaN at tsunls =. Mfistf, mla'f
shuirsn ant hsirs a Orlsafo Nrfal late 81
gtisal. IN ssf ClautF. iscsas-i, hatieE 80.
stated ~. a'efsut ~ gairiianfh9 81 cal ~-fd'
f1f q ilwkrCf
Osdsrsa thai ihs al 1ssrlaa si's neslos
10 al tefssus istrfrstft. ~ rassIuE eoff
81 ttls of,isr o. - yatlIshsd three sests suf
cs.slfsit 10 ihs osiofi pfmpsfa1' punNi AZ
Ps,ts tAh thsF nav sypsar 20 ffp.
bate Couft. a. - tsii a. fa'is % - ihfi tres
day a Ilsc. rsti. a. uins or.sgs IN ne fss
no-la. ssd .to- sssfs.i 49, ttsl have, -bf Ne
sFO. \ witsDN. Isdss.
Atrus copy-Ats,t ~. q DAVIS Rssisisf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30
Notice OF Torccio,ure.

NN"HEREts. sarah Dursia. % stonshsn, In
w the G. uaty 81 OkfO'd and stale Of h.ins,
b. her m0rtssse deed. duef Jase 1sth. A q. lsst
sni ne1fd-d 10 Oxfotd western Disuiet Registry
Of Dests, t0ok "a, psss ~, cosveYeft 20 me. kdsin
:. Iluicbias. Of Lowell. ~ sad CousS,A part 81
lot numbered f0uftss n. tltl In that part % SAID
conyeyed 10 Issac n. hcAllster, Als0 ell ~ lot
nUubsrsd seventeen (til 10 satt Academy GRAFT.
lytas wet OF the 6fsAt BrOSk. s0csiled. Ana
where's the condition u ssh mortgage deed IL
bfcksn. nov, therefore, by Teasoa Of TIE bfesea
OF he condition thtrOf, !. The SAID iiuleLins,
claim q fOfecl1sars OF saii mOrts'f:.
Lowell. Nov al, lsse. ..,...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

The las, two Christmas issues OF Hdr.
prs MIgIsiA, have been signsllred BY
W. ID. Howslls's lively fsress, The Reg
lister" and The Elevator" The coming
Number will continue tAs, admirable ser
les with The Mouse Trsp." In which the
former characters carry on their sparkling
conversation under the spur OF predics.
ment fully - entertaining ss the Others.
As before, the Illustrations are by Rein
hart.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30
Notice OF Foreclosure.

ylrHEREAs. LUCY D. MckEEN, q Sorrsy,
w In The County u Okord All stale OF Maine, ~
hsf deed Il mortgage, dste tie 9Th day % Octgtsr
A. n. less, and fsccrted In The Onford County hsf
istry, took - pAge 80. oonVeyed b NE, In mort
gage, CERTAIN panel 81 real estate sia.is IN Nofss,
foll0ss, viz beginning a. Q stooe a the north
east conner u 6eofge Nlkins's 20. 90 The line Of
Bolster susst thence eastrfiy ioe u said street
seven rods and nlns llnks % marble Stone thenos
souiheriy twelve rods snd twenty INKS, note 90 sss
% the CORNERS II ,. I. hlleus and A. 4. hcerlls'
lands thsnce westerly three rods. mort % lees u
Oas theme nortbsfy u rods. more 90 lsss. % The
fr.t-msntioned b-Duni. And whsress the oonditons
of s.d oftgaks deed have been broken. hereby give
potics that claim iofsclo.urs Of the sane BY rs-sou
thereof
SOrwsy. Nov. =. a. p isss ,o,s,y,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

A Cory Of the October number Of The
Cadet. the moa,hly paper published BY
student. Of the State College. Is ca our
table. Oxford Cogaiy i vel represent
Cd oa iis editorial board. the ediiof.ia.
chief = T. TrAsk. belonging ia Bethel.
snd the business editor. A. X. Saunders.
in Hanover. Ia Il. editorial columns.
the recent trouble Is explained As the re-
suit Of "a mutual Misunderstanding be-
tween the faculty and students" fol-
loved By "hAs,y action"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

ELtcTioS 10 The ofhce Of Presidsa, OF
Viee-Presideni. or even nomination for
one Of those oikoes, almost seems %
shorien . mans life. There Is nov only
one sr.Pre.idsni Of the Uni,sd State.
hving.-Raihsrford b. Hayes. The can.
didsiss nominated by the Democratic
party are all dead. There are two e.
viee-Presidsnis living-Hannibal Ham
lin snd William A. Wheeler. Mr..
Wheeler is reported 10 Be feeble AID
qusrulO1s. little mere than wreck Of
his former self; bat cur Cd Maine vsisr.
a. u a. hale ard hearty - ever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

The New York san i very much Demo.
cratic. but IL not much Of Cleveland
paper. IL says The matter with Grow
~ Cleveland IL egotlsm. lie IL an In
mense egotist Grover Cleveland Is his
ever. prevailing and peryading sentiment
MissOurl's bold Senstor must have given
that "lmmeuse" Individual . Charlssto.
MAN shock when he Pot him 10 hI' V ss'
pocket.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

II Is said tia, Presidsn, Cleveland
has promised TO write = short message
this year. lie promised tie same thing
las, year. bat Great Scott. thiak Of
What be gave us
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

he has been auly appolstsi By lhs Hoe. Jsdss
Of Probate Coz ihe Cousty Of Osford, and A.
sunsd the tfust Of kntesIof Of the estate VI
GEORGE COBb, late VI Hsbsos,
In ssid Coasty. deceased. ~ sivng bosd ~ the
dsbud 70 the esiais q % q 6scsased " nase In
MEDIATE payment. asd tkoss uho have asy -
nssss thsrsos " szsibi, Ne 800 .. go,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30

TIE proposed rev treaty vita Englard,
~ 10 said. vii soon b. raildsd II males
The stealing OF emosIIling of 60 Ani %
wards e1trsditAhie. This Nil h. sal news
for The American eoloay To- CausiA-
BisLl<f0ri Joursai.
Doa', see bow !, i gong 20 atfeoi the
American colony in Canada Bat Il
ought to sSee; The psni;sn,iAry eotny ia
the Uaiied States quite seriously
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30
A rus oopI. .lis.,'-iI. {. DAVIS. Rs.i.lsr
oxToRp. ..-M CON O $1,000. A,li |,

OXFORD. ss-A Cosu % Prebsis hsii .,
49, mr., f"..s -, ~ ss, .Iv 90 =. o''''' %
A. NJ fgE>Cu. Exscltos % the
estate % fofans 7. frsnsh. late % Osfori. in
ssii Cesnty. dscssssd, having pre-snted hi. se.
cunt u .imlnl'srsiioa Of The estate Of saii d
e<ss~l fer atossnesf
Ordered. that the sail Esscut-f give uotce 20
all pefsons Interested By csaslag . eppy u this
or'isf 10 b published three wells ssccesslvsly
IN the OXFORD Dsmorfst printcf 20 Paris that
thsy may spysa a q frooate Gut Ia b. held 81
PAL, In saf q att % the third Tassdsy Of Dec
Esxt 40 eoeiocs 10 the flfenooo and sh0s cause
u any they have shy the sane should not - 81.
lowed. SkO. a. WILSON, Judss.
A uus e1py-Atte.t n. e. DAVIS. Rsgislsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-30
Atrsssopy, aiissii-H. q. DAVIS

IiiE subscriber hsseby gives Pabl.c Notice
that be nss besa dsiy appointed by the Hon.
lsdge Of PROBATE Toe TIE Csasty a Ga ford ant
anns xe.i az the esisfe %
SOPHIA EsTks, late of Bethel.
IN ssd Csunty. deceased. By CIV lag bond o. the
las directs. he Therefore reqsests al psrsoss IN
n sdists pay nent, aad thSss Who have any de-
Nov. Is. ise wH' II. PEARSON.