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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-27

Seuat0r Van Wyck slow going as he is
denominafed, is ike the bug that bath no
wings az all. bur gets there just the same
81 J1telh Herald
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-27

The Republican party in Ohio must have
fallen to a terrible depth when OK Speaker
Keiier can carry q solid delegation from his
county for his nomination for Congress. -
Es.fqf1 Tfmes
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-27

The river aud harbor Improvement grab
has grown 90 such dimensions that its most
tangible result will be the radical improve
meut of the whole river and harbor busi-
ness bv pertinent and smashing Veto
PWsmg Dispatch
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-27

r0TND-A LADY sHANDskrCHE. oWNFR
/ can have same ty proving propery a. 1flF-
GRAN HrHAEn Office ~
TolND-A LAD1- BLACK HAND sATCHfI.
/ containing hanlEfrf hlffs sud memorandum
20 see TT bafth etc owner aar have thf same
hy oeiifHg at ths Office and payina for this
notice f1
IOTND-ON non R0f-sT. A IAUN~ HAND
saichc. containing q sum of MONEY owner
csu obtain fHe same hr calling al - " Broad
Way. snd paying f1T this uofioc 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-27
PRESS PRATTLE.


10 is now demonstrated that the election
of H. B PAYNE. the Coal-oil Ohio senator,
cost s250000. IL take a good deal of money
to make q Senator ont Of such poor mate
riaI-C CIirq09 journal
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-27

MONEY TO loan rs LARGE OR SMALL
vi sums on real estate oT chaites Tower a
Johnston Htf
MONEY TO LOAN ON sMIknAFD FARMS.
vi residences and business block ou ionr zine
and 81 lowest rates of interest Drum a Moiooft
81 and 80 HoGscman Building 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-27

et --1'
'a cas- el @ 1flesA l-e tar1
-=s.l a-.ial re -=4r.5 llF.iae
-ls gsr-zs .aaa -lg at-@r .-s1r llt BET
s-=l sai- a-a4 il Congress s= see
ale 1elle1 .t .4s 4a-erts "te a1
gao elH.a.a p eff e-r sl9 sa-e
*t- s Fa. he witness, therefore,
t-z -4ra.l.---trs este .t t#9 parties
s O. a- 4fel 1t--e'
p-.t- -ousl -e-a-s's sz----
t-- s-7 t-rt t-a- t laf= ~ sues l-s
a lrl ps,--f l= basis az
poili.e4- eI--sr-- 8 3. oe i.l-l -- d
--r-ry ~ah IL Alsia-- ne
A-tt ~ --7 e.+i.lluai -7i7- lsi 4i
l-7 r9y -- lfstesa,is-s i4e sllai'efa.it
ALA e---7rt -iife s.ls af fl- bn.i-1 es1-
at.fatlon- --sll.e lA- L.9e-a- par's. il lts
various fAei.4As aal la i-s 4 tsr--t de-
s-ees. espauses t-7 nights ~ the people
81 far aa ta- prstels.9ls ~ royalty or
4rlstoefats seem a-cag l4-stlc t2 them.
~ tns aarlsr history ot tbs American
government th- Dem1cra-lc parig based
irs sHistsacs % the rights " the states
as opposed to tls sEss7ss'ons ~ tl7
islera- so7sfn nsat. o. Che other hand
-ls o3goals party. whether Known ss
feiersl5ts. Nligs er k7pa1-cans, were
lae defenders 9t the fsderatlss or na-
loa-l principle ll oar system. These
tso political thsor.-s really had their
origin 4lta tls origin ~ oar present
constitution. Wueu. early in Tie con-
Veut.au a-4el lr-msd -A-, constitution,
resolullou was offered declaring thai
national government ought to be esteb-
ls-s1 wifh slprs ms legislative, Judiciary
alI executive functions, 10 was lgoTously
opposed oy large portion OF the dele
gates These delegates were in favor OF
continuing the confederation with a slight
sui-ryemsut Of the powers ot Congress.
Tie natioualists prevailed. however, and
d constitution was adopted setting forth
that, not tie states, but the people OF
the United States, ia order to form
more perfect union, DO or lain
aud establish this constitution. But the
two opposing principles did not die with
the old confederation, and 50 1t came TO
pass that the forces IN our politics swayed
alternately between nstionelism and state
sovereignty until the war OF the Confed-
eracy. Then the question Of states rights
reached ITS supreme moment Three
quarters ot d century before 1t had been
deiesied ia a contest OF votes; now II
was % bs tested 10 contest OF arms
The test was made aud the last defeat
was overwhelmingly worse than the
T former. The principle was, Tor The pres
ent az least pracncany destroyed
+ Whether II i5 really sleeping It's ever
lasting sleep time alone can tell; but SO
Par the politics OF tod y are concerned
II Is not an Issue. Dlrng the seventy
odd years between the tine OF the adop-
ton " ths constitution AID the war OF
the rebellion there were, of course, other
+ iuhuences which modified the political
forces and sometimes almost concealed
the greater issue as the moon echpses
the SUP, but It nevertheless maintained
F it's supremacy. Since the war however
this one and only great governmental
4 I.r. .~N1 n fr.rrr .' &
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-27

Pysmalan aud Ga.atsa Was repeated
last evening az Powers 10 d brilliant and
enthusiastic audience and Mr. Putnam
whose face appears aboye gave neW eu-
denoe of splendid dramatic powers. he
Will certainly rise in his profession. Miss
Wheeler played Galatea very happily and
looked the beautiful -taiue 60 perfection.
All the east were better than on tne prsyi-
oGs evening Ihe Amphion orchestra
which furnished the music for both per-
formances Was a treal Go our theater s0ers.
This young organization under the leader
ship of Fred A. Wurzburs plays ia perfect
time aud tune aud is really a credit 10 The
city The BRUSH PATROL was spiendidly
phrased aud was re-demanded each even
ing. Mr Putnam benefit was "a substan
tial one. being botn arnstically and fnan-
cially a success
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-27

Girls would 10 well not to trihe with the
affections of wid0wers. one vas Tilted the
other day and he sued AZ once and recovered
$50 a Vidower means business every
tme-C Chicago hter Ocean.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-27
THE BOON

OF THE YEAR -
WANTED Nrs-Tadies and gentlemen of
ars.f address can make money ty selling r-uill-
vans IRFLAND 90 TODAY View map Of
with rarh TEN rng order Address fHr frrrftorr
ana ferms JAMES ~. Coe~HALL 4 sON,
state Agents corner Nesterr-eTe and errsoe-st
Nuskeeon. Mich- "NiA sea 10 every Pstriot n
Aran~frs
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-27

Aimee and petite Alice Harrison are TO
appear together in the Maid of Belleville,
under the management of George w.
Lederer. They will make team that even
sullen gods would smile at.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-27

arelud -ssar11s aLd peEsoaaliles. the
existence of paEtlas : e ~ ueans - bs
deprecated. Ia-lr n-ufuai restraints sre
tie gfe4-est safeguard e.. tns Eeplclls
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-27

Rhea is booked for two weeks engage
ment next season Al the Union Square
Theatre, IN The Romance Of a Poor Young
Man, and comedy called The Widow
and the Fairy Finger"
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-27

.- --,.t. tr.-.
l.I -tL8l1L L|7.yL4IIJA
u r.A ~ an r ~ I d.
e'
Ml-s Elsa CLa. zlAsD IS gong % CHI
ca. 20 reside ana engage ia literary
work psrlapa Hosl has dssisas Oh
Joa MzDIlL u ,ls interests OK GHo' -i-
General LoaAs vii aot gain any votes
by ha spi,sill action 20 ths tifz JOIN
P1nrza matter he should have remsa-
bsrsI thar General ULYSSES ;. GEASr
sa.I poar.a vas o FraagsI mau.
p...-- .r--,l b. called home
.ht. csas-ltassts while iams Is set
BRIGHT s1r a.m. Hs may % something
ia bis aId axe tha- h- alI they WIi oe
sorry tar Indications all point thai way
nov.
4--.t.. f,...,s' ,..,...-s arr. a.cns-
c.-..-..- a,ere n, fa-.bs-,ny his
interests tor s--e--ciion oy sly.AS pres
eats i3 sRss,-{. -.-s-A Aial'as. lls u''-
sruor saoaiI remember tLs fate q Gsn.
Is ssra Saaal,s.
a.
4, a sti --'. -.
san- i'A''7 f
al-a-7 'i -.7 1[-,
aware i--- IN.
Pr tne purpose '- 77--''-s
pr'-, AA aN'i
,r...t rg. .,y,.s-. in answer 10 the
ygbs-hs, p.,f.-,s inquiry % how the
ttt. - -vn...- came to be- associated
-5.t ...s -s-s. - s,frEL j. TUBES, is
b....r.-. biz. a..I Gentleman has taken the
Demoeratfc party in pa"ut
t.f..
another
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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-27

John T. sullivan, the popular yOuug
actor, was rendered a benefit at his home in
Detroit Friday night. The house was
packed, the receipts being $500, and John
quite distinguished himself as Victor
Durani, supported by Eugenie Blair. John
T. sullivan is a coming favorite.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-27

PROTECTION ON FREE TRADE.
By Henry George. clp-..--..... Isl
WORkINGMEN AND THEIR EMPLOYERS,
BY Washington GLADDEN., cl0.-.......-....--. (
THE DiSIRlBDTlON OF PRODUCTS,
By Edward Atkinson, clO---..... .-.-..--
PROGRESS AND PONEEll.
BY Henry George, pa. - clO-.-.... ....-..-- : {
TRIt MPHANI DEMOCRACY,
81 AnnTeM lArnlEle. do. /. :. . ............ ,
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-27

nR EDWARD sIoMAN. ug MoNR0FsT
II Hour b 81 q no.. 2 to 2 o. Hl-. = q 5 B. NJ.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-27

The New York Mirror and all the era
matte papers yesterday had capital portraits
OF Almy lie Grand.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-27

Sol Smith Russell writes TO Manager
Berger in this city that he is laughing him
self fat studying his new play Pa" Mr.
ussell will visit Manager Berger at his
home here in the latter part of July.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-27

Jous BsiaHr saoud os called home
bs hls csas-.tassts while i4ms Is Jet
bright ior l.m IL may % somethiug
ia bis oli axe tha- h- auI they RIl be-
sorry tor Indications au point thai way
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-27
EICTION.

EAST ANGLES by g. F. Moolson, ciO--.--...--.. %
KUDDER GRANGE, by Frank stockton, pa.
INDIAN sUMHER, by " ID Howe,s, clos... ! 81
BOSTONIANS by Henry James. clio .......... 90
SIGNS AND SEASONS by John Burroughs,
clo....-... -,.-.' 0j
VALENTINO, .uew editionl, by William A.
THE WIND OF DESTINY, by A. Ha7oy. clO- I y
THE LATE MRS. NULL, by Frank stockton,
clo..-----.--. ~
ZEPH, by Helen Hunt Jackson, ciO....--..-... p
THE SECRET or HER LIFE. by Edward
ACROSS THE CHASM, by Julia Magrucer. pa so
NEWPORT by George L. Lathrop, pa. 30
THE MARK OF CAIN. by Ansrew L6rg, pa %
LIVING OR DEAD. 10y Hugh Conway. pa ..- -
BEATONS BARGAIN. boy Mrs. Alexander. pa %
ESOTERIC CHRISTIANITY AND MENTAL
THERAPEUTICS. 10y ~. F. Evans. cio---. ] Go
SCIENCE AND HEALTH, WITH KEY TO
SCRIPTURES by Mrs. Eddy. clO......-- 90
Special Orders for Books Promptly Flied,
EATON & LYON,
90 and u Monroe Street.
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-27
RELIGIOUS.

SCIENTIFIC THEISME,
By Francis Abbott ---.-...................
MY RELIGION,
By Count Tiisti0, clO........--..--....-..-. ..-
THE IDEA or GOD,
By PrC4 John Fiske clO. D.. --.....-......--....
THE DESTINY OF MAN,
BY Prof John FiSke clo........----.-.. -......
EVERY DAY RELIGION,
By James Freeman Clark. cic......--.... !
ENOLU TION AND RELIGION.
BY Henrv Wind BeecAer rln..-..... -. !
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-27
DAILY AVERAGE CIRCULATION
Last Week, ., 100

Ml-s Elsa CLse zlAsu IS gong o. Chr
s.-a .o reside ANA engage % literary
work psrlaas Hos- has dssisas on
I.e al.D-.r. IA. tt- interests ot GB0FEl..
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-27
Valuable Works on The Labor Question,
The --latest Metaphysical Works by
MRS. FODT AND DR.. EVANS.
POLITICAL ECONOMY.

Novels by Popular Authors Tor summer
Reading Literature for the MOlmialus
-t4sShors and summer Resorts
Telegram-herald., 1886-06-27

nor sAIE-HORsE And CART Flk sAtI
I cheap Cal or address Arnold hoase.
Nesl -lle.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26

umi of money in boring wells, build- ing tanks and othetwise obtaining a gonI supply of water, thus imnroVing the whole region, and a id;ng to the prob 'bihty of Arlzona soon becoming an agricultural state. The company would hardly feel disposed to make these improvements if it, rll hts were not guaranteed by the Territory and its pr"ierty protected from trespass and espec ally rom the inroads of bands ot ann d maraL dcIs. who, in neaflv every instance, are not resi- dents o' tie rerrilo y and pay no taxes there. but VII, S: interest IS to keep Arlz)na in a wild, unsettled state that they may graze u eit herds nnm rle teI ahd wei ,l, -,a to them ,rlvr, t) ths great dttrlment of the OJai II ic CluE:l, oI the Territory.
 lOIr, Very roiIv,
 SELIj,lNV < oGLlG"AN,
 AtorNeys Az" Cattl. Co.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26
TITLES OFTHE AZTEC LAND ANDCAr-
 TILE COMPANY.

A careful reading of the following etter of Messrs. Seligman &Seligman, who rank among the best land law vers in the country, and the tecen, Act of Congress defnlng the lands forfeited by the Atlantic X Pacific R, R. Co.,, as those unimproV.d or not built upon by said rallroad, will con vince any one that the titles of the Aztec Land and cattle company are perfect to ali their lands in Arizona The chain of title Is complete, from the inception of the railroad in 1871, down to the present time. As will be se.h the A. & P. R Co.,, from whom the Aztec L.& C. Co. purchased their lands, complied with the law in every respect by filing all necessary docu' lnents, having the road properly in. spccted and reported upon, and by paying all land office and other fees promptly. The Interior Department has also recommended, withou, quail hcalion, that patents be issued for these lands, which will be done in the near future.
 AJVart; carrart
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26
saasr-ss-srz.sasa.snrs-.s.

KING kALiKAUA, ot tne Sandwich Islands, wants 10 Uorww S2, ,oo 7, ,ooo and his legislature proposes to in- crease the loan to SIo, 900, ,ooc, as lney want a whauk at the JoOdle them selves. A k lrepeaa syndicate stands ready tO advance ;Ae amount, Fms, }. consummaled, will be a virtual sale of the islands, for there h no nope th 4t the loan wilt ever be pald,
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26

J HE war department hdS revoked the oICer of General Mics offering. s7ooo reward for the head oi Gtruulmo. dead ol alive, anu $50 each Tor those Of his followers, as not being m ac- cordance with ciWnzcd warfare. A though there was aaytnlng "CIvlilz-d' about those cut thrudts and ravlsuers, except their arms and ammunltion! Babl
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26

DURING the last ten daIs the fleet est yaCAts on our Atlantic oeAUoaru have beer competing m faces out ol New NJik haruor io, the nonor oi Uc ing seitcied to meet any Elg,l,n yacht which may br sent o,.. ,o ,vu. test for the "Au.eriCo $ Cup" II. ihe grea, raoe neN, lau. inIs .Ir the Priscilla ant Puritan have shown the most speed.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26

IT now appears that the reason Judge John C. Shields was not con frmed, because petiti ns were for
 warded to the Senate, signed by most of the bar of the territory, the major ity of the s'gners being democrats, representing that he was toe young a man for Chlef Justice, considering hIs associates were much older men than himself, that hls knowledge of law IS limited, and at, In consequence, his decision c slow of en unSourd and sometime, regal In ms connection the Tucson Citizen ,ays: "rbey were demoCrt,s @hp placed the democratic chiel jl.ti,e of ,n= supreme court of Arizona, in the rear of the senate nule and then .i.sied the anlmal's 5 asssA sss ,'as.s ,asis s-s !saaed."
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26

-HAT "Wlncnes,er Lride" has ev,, c suCCuned to the terrible cpn. lasi !, else she would be certalnb saael1g her .pron at the naughty Apa- Cu-s on the "ble-k hllis of Cocnise. . -C tizeu.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26
~-~zr.<z~-r-

CAPT. SAM BROWN, owner of the lace horse I oubador, won sS5, 900 II, be.,, and s5,8SS in stakes, at the Suburban races m New York, the largest winning on single race evel recorded
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26

IRE House refused on the l7,h instant ,o take up the Mornson .ann L.u Jy q vote of I7o 10 I5S, when gN,s U the qule,u, for th,s ses,ion oi Congress.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26

lELsIDENT CLEvELAND's invitation lU -- presen! al the grand enramp. W-. 4 the G. A. R, at San Fran cisc9, consists of sheet of gold, th, lSt.-.ag beng finely engraved.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26

AL tuz wells 1t GuaysnAs are go ing Iy aud wa,-t for ihJt place nIs t0 Dc brought Uy rail from ti.smo, .llio.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26

CONGRESS has voted $40 per month To tuylte John F. Chase, of the 5lh MlI.v Battery, who can show forty, tIsu. GlStlnCt wounds received during cu. s-,e unpleaSantuess.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26

SERVANT girs ard uo,ei waltresses oie BOW admitted to emuersAp la the hmguts oi Lab,r--a toweuu, combination.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26

ANOTHER transo ontInenj& railroad war and noavy cu,tiug ol ga.es b m. miaent .his is good news lJs ln- leNp.e ll he west.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26

TIE supreme Court of Anzona has fecepu! u,ciued that patented mlnes are laAaUio al their actual cash va,ue,
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26

kX-lHiEF JUSTICE |, G. w., tk4N-A, ot tuls !e,ntory, wa, u.arrllu m o,-u.U,t, N. C., Apri I,tU, Iooo, lo Na.yy LeCroit Alahney.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26
SAT URDAY, JUNE a6, 1886.

HOME rue for Irelard and home rule Tor sns territories.
The Arizona champion., 1886-06-26
THE "AZTEC" COMpANy's RIGHTS.

Advertisement l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
OXFORD

ca Friday evening Klmball a Chad.
bourne flag was raised Al Engine Hall
The crowd Ia The street showing that these
was considerable iniefss, In the matter.
Good music Wa furnished by the Band.
GO Saturday. ~. 18th. the Thermometer
registered ~ degrees In the shade a. nine
o'clock AZ.
Charles Bryaut has tsken the j,h ~ lay.
ing the pip Tor the reservoir for Msssrs
Hawkes. aud Stevens. Tor IS cents per rod,
and ibe work i being carried forward
Lsnpie Bowie f,ll into The mill pond,
while playing near u, and bad sunk when
NJ Brackets dog Jack" Jumped In AZ.
ter BIN. The child cAugh, him around The
ihrou and the dog b-came - much ex.
haustsd that PROBABLY both boy AMI DOG
would have drowned bad not George Ed
wards Jumped In and assisted them 20
reach The shore.
The Children AMI grandchildren OF Mr..
Cieyslaud % The number % twenty held q
picnic AZ The old homestead on the place
pow owned ~ Charles Smith. last week.
Mr. e. WAS one 81 the iifsi settlers % the
town and ihc house where he lived stool
In The place OF the one now occupied by
Mr Smith.
Mrs wychurch and faulty of Maiden.
Lewis Lombard aud family OF Portland.
M,-srs. Cleveland. Hobbs AMI Place AMI
thelr families of Otisneli were present
The family 4. widely scattered. and only
two Of the children OF Mr.. Cleveland at
now living.
A. the late reunion % the Seventeenth
Maine Regiment. Cyrus wariwsll carried
the e0lor- which be had lorne through
many battles in the late war. Mr.. Ward
well sAs much actnsl service and was FOR
a long time ooanned In the Southern pris'
Ous.
The oxford Nine went 10 Naples on Sat.
urdAy ~ play against The White oaks, the
latter winning the game BY score OF 10
20 L. A. the close OF The nlh innlng the
score stood % 10 favor of The Oxforis.
but owing 20 Wild throws Ani loose play
log the game was lost. The Oxford Sec.
ond Niue have been playing series OF
games with the Weichvillc Nine. having
played three games aud won each time.
This II The Club referred ~ In last weeks
issue. which va. rendered Granger Club
by An error OF The press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
No PARIS.

Rev. &c. COchrane 81 Paris baptized one
Young lady here last sabbath, aud gave
her TIE right hand of fellowship AZ the
wA,sr.slds. Rev. Mr. Ilannaford was pres.
snt and made q prayer These twO broth.
~ minister. 81 different denominations are
nfm friend. and work together In perfect
harmony "Bohold how good snd how
plsA.an, Il !. Tor brethren - dscll togeth.
~ Ia unity.
Those Who went % campmstilng have
come home With renewed zeal and one new
convert
oar school has begun under the ln.irue.
tion OF Miss Annie II Foh,s ~ South Paris.
Mss Fobes has taught two terms here ne
fore with the best of success.
II W. Danhim has sold hls fourJeir.
old oxen. They measured ie', inche,
and were thought TO be the best pair 10
this section.
The Intensely hot weather Of last week
dli not prevent our having ffOsi TIL.
week, doing some damage on Low lands.
Mrs Gilman Tuell OF Trap Corner bal .
severe shock % apoplety last Wcinesiay
morning aud cannot live.
Mrs. Maria Tuell. wife OF Gllman Taell
% West Paris. aged - years, died Friday,
September 81. from the Elects OF a third
stroke OF paralysis. She hal bsen mem
Der OF the Bap,ls, Church At North Paris
something over thirty years. She was
baptized by Father Lawrence. The fun-
erAl Was from the church a. North Paris
on SUNDAY, September 5ih, aud was At.
tended by Reys. J. T.. Cochrane and Charles
Perkins OF Paris. II was very largely a..
teu1eI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
MInnLH INTERvALE lBErHEIl

lis getting dry and water Il low.
There was = pleasant gathering August
gIth At The house OF T. SAnborn, where the
minister. J. X. Cummings, was presented
with quite a sun Of money.
W X Richardson. New Englard Agent
f1r The New York Photograph Copying
Company. recently made a trip through
this place and took some or,iers. samples
shoW that there 4 no work 80 natural
aud nfe-nke. They took the prize Al The
The Mechanics Fair In Boston about two
two years $50. n l. very gratifying %
act picture improved Of = loved friend
Who has departed tbs lie. shall walt
patiently ior he improvement As vas
mourning a; The lOss Of dear TREND, l
opene,i the diary that belonged 10 her and
rad thess words
Live Or those who love ycu.
Tuf ttosr sho-e hearts arr True
Hur ne heaven that smlics ahoNe you,
And the goui that you may DO.
Then the truth came 20 me Inst u "Culy
= Little while ard "the waiting time Il
he hardest time % AL
T. n Goddard on Main Street opposite
The NJ. r. church. a. The HI. Keeps
large variety % furniture. chamhsr-ssts,
fr.i-ciAss. easy chairs. latest style. and
NNNIr - NNAt"AA FANAf"f 49, N'tN'A AeAhA'
ture can be found In lewiston OF Portland.
Just give him q call and look over bis car
pets AMI other goods.
A party OF city people were In The fine
Wood ard Maple Grove recently, and en-
I1ysd a basket picnic ard ramble among
inn.se- ard fcrus. Ibis part 20 The town
af1fts good rusucatlng grounds Tor those
tirrd of city NE And those who d,sifc
health AM comfort.
Amer taxing = rife On GllcAi fsw days
since Ne ssrv Couricously entertained on
our return ~ = VI ,sou and wife, also syl'
wants. Mason and wIfe. living In The same
family The famous Iron Mineral Spring
q. close by. which Ne visited All drank oi
o. healthy water NJ doubt BAT 10 pos
srsses msdlcinal qlslites surpassed ~
uone IN the state. The locatlon l. fne-
only fss MILES ron Bethel iiui, sui ].
ansu visited ~ p'rssurv seekers Who will
and Kind. entertaining people Al The
aosss 20 Mr. Mason
Al he foot % Black MouutAin. The noted
niusNsfry mountain. II The home ~ kifA
widow. SEE has lived their
twenty yetrs. Here those going on ~ the
mountain vii mi good place 20 leave
heir teams. ant would bc Andy treated
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-09-07
IN nIfcKRIELn

Tribute % the dead Is one OF the usuages
az civilized society. VIII you permit me
tO briefly refer 20 y. II. Stove of Sumner,
lately deceasedi Twas formerly towns
man and acquaintance 81 The deceased.
Mr.. stowe WAS prominent citizen OF
sumner, aud = man OF stefllng worth.
sAn honest man the MODEST work % God
respected aud trusted by his ioNusmen.
Tie occupied many positions of trust aud
responsibility with fidelity aud success,
among which were Town Clerk, Selectman
and Representative ~ the Legislature.
Charlie Harlow has returned from FAIR
mount, MINI. where he has been teaching
and clerkIng for two years past lie has
4 brother. Freeland, proprietor Of hotel
q, the same place.
Josish Hutchinson received severe In
Jury 10 his right leg In I. w. Shiw's hard
ware store which a. presen, connoes him
10 his house
Dean and Morrill, bought coEsn new
mllch cows In this and adjoining towns,
aud sold them TO Mr. Coolidge. who sent
them 10 Brighton.
Ike Fuller Is burning 4 coal pl. on the
Ia. Shaw farm.
A frost here on the nilht OF the l,t
inst which killed many pieces Of corn.
The corn factory commences operations
to-day Saturday.
The DpiocRAr Is 10 be congratulated on
having so sole corps OF contributors.