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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-07-17

1861. 1893.
E. Ii. RAIL,
Carson City Nevada,
Hardware and Agricultural Implements.
The Old Reliable House, where you can get Every
thing you Want, and at Prices that will
Make You Happy.
shelf goods Windows DOORS blinds crOckery glass;
and fixtures, table and pocket cutlery.
shingles )aths chnaWae chand4
bar fixtures, fancy goods silver and plated GOODS
nickel and plain agate ware, plain and stamped
lnware guns pistols powder, shot, cart
ridges, etc, bird cages, baskets, wood
and willow ware, paints oils, white
lead, paint-fancy coors
brushes and
brooms castor oil and
tupenne, fluid,
pow reape,s mowers bnders rakes, threshers and
sheet galvanized wire,
buggies, and buckboards painted fence wire,
galvanized fenc wire, blasting powder, wedges
and sedges pumps hose and faucets, belt
ing rubber goods.
usAGENr FvR-Champon machines Buckeye and other
Eureka Buck
stoves, Medallion and Model Heath Migan Paints
Cutivators and Seeders and many other
Will fill all speci orders at low prices. Tin
plumbers constantly hand do work on short
notice. memo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
News Of Tho Week

sarrsnst Mr Es-I.rs rsrr u. bel uslr
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e. trsa tt..sa. b. ..f.aI ,s. sarf .r.s.a
ihrrr ~ 80 r' II Nfr AHs
a-.nas Cd IL t.s 800 II Nrs IA.
frrsnsr Arau.HI Il frssl.s 49, ssl.l ~ lF.t
$50 urraaaarrr. 80 II 81 HrIsffrI a. L lfrs'
have HHrr Hr.Hnr. - New HUrH ."H "a'
ta.kaisf nff-rrr Nra \ .rt 60 A.t.f -- TO-
wsusars s-r.ss e. - ir...r' go
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trs.rr l.f Agsaf.. ..ssf "A l...Irf rtI .Hf..e q
$3.50 Cas-. n q. Uslsri l.r irs.. RI 80 80 a.
e. srr.naf .V II sfrn a.nrff ---An fh 1t
80 e. IL Al saakre 20 60 rssH 60 irsIrefrt
a. EU $50 TT .r..IsTfr - q fr ....rr 80 -rlf'
80 frrrrr II fH. A.t.s.n E.sI hafr r|u.a nT
- ar 81 rHs .f pa n rrasHn CO o. af.k.
IL ~ - s.l = r.-I.-r Tr0r Fl N. 1919.
ilu-rsrY tsft ss.rt sssv ,r..l-s a. i.ssa-' aar'
Tar.y r,- tfara- t.r 49, sfsfra Il
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srr.ka II HEr fra r1rrs 60 nrr.1rr H.aIr.I e. IN.
frar 900 n. go aHra - m .l1HI..E RI $3.50
DO saa...a.f.fs IL Ara.r' u. 80 - .f-..i
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
Industrial Notes.
lns - rFs9silss csussllsa'isail

W. n. Eastman q East SsmneF. the
obliging Postmaster Of ihs, village. Il
Doing = prosperous Business IN putting up
fa.sr and vegetable seeds hi. seeds
are fr,sh snd vel adapted to our climate.
Farmers and gardeners Of Oxford should
test hs ssed. and II they 6nd satisfactory
should psironire home enterprise.
The spool mill Al Dit6sld presents =
busy scene. This % one Of the las, fseto-
re. bull, in the State. and n furnished
With al modern Improvements. The
quality d lumber IN this region i unsaf
passed ard The -orkmsn are experienced
and ,killhl The eonPany has a large
number q orders ahead.
FCrs,st's tooth piek mill is always run.
ming. and turn. cat immense quantities
q ibi, article. -hieh !. no- regarded
almost Indispensable. When the railroad
u extended 70 Ramford PAL, these prod.
acis -ill b easily freightsd
Sho- me- II Yea oil buster man than
n. " Paik. Esq OF Mstioo. Mr.. Park
carrie. large Hoek u gtnsral msrchAn-
dice Which be deal. cat TO lossers snd
customers from iAr and rear. lie looks
after = god farm. snl say, 18th four
aor.ss and one u Mernlfs largest o X
plows. be eAa turn over a. much sOil and
a. handsomely a. The moe, expert grsng-
sf IN Tia, aoble orisr" Fur the pas,
~ non,h,. after As basiasss Of the
DAY snd evening" has been completed Nj
Park has urt'en a local history Of Dit.
fsld. -hick hss besn rad -i,h ihieres,
By large number Of people in the eastern
pr, q the ooun,y. Speaking q Pohiie..
Mr.. Park gave fec reasons Why A.
you'd make IN abe senator. TNih as
only local sd he VS. sell Informed uPcn
that asd a. q bankins be hs4 given mote
ao's. than any possible competitor.
Hiram n Chandler hAs performed the
cfE IA dgiif. % Postmaster IN The orderly
village % We, Samnsf fof forty three
ysArs.-an evsntfsl period IN The history
81 car gov,fnneat. NJ Chandler bA'
be,a guardian o. the treasury u old sam
nsf nsaily - many Year,.
Bsrrov.. The chairman a. Bethel. i
rasssd With orders. Mr.. SsGin. q The
f-n q Cha. 2. S-sia s. Co. one q TIE
la'gtst snd mott substantial dealers OF
f.ncy fCckeu In Ne~ York. h.s visited
tn factory and gagged hundred doEsa.
o. several q Mr.. BAro-,' lss4ins pat.
tstns There = abogt to hundred snd
fiiy thousand q. u lumber IN hls nal
yard % be saved and Manufactured.
J ". Bsans,i u Glssd /. .hiPping
mote eaf.o.ts q lumber than any Other
sas.s dealer oa The Grand Tunk 10 TIL
ucisiiy. MI Bsnnsti. mills are ebgss
"a IN sa-ing 1o-els he .hipped over .
mi.,,oa feet across the water lasi year Ia
the ~sll.kno-n firm o. J s. 7. Coats
a., orders from them Are no; quite a.
large a. ,.', year. bat Holyoss parties
a., oIdsring larger than ever bsiore. Mr.
Brunet, employs sb1gt siH'y msa ane
thirty hofse, he keep. The largest as
Be-; allied store IN tosn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

Ina ~ storm n Is, -esk bring. cat
U,idly The fssi ho- necessary ii -, 10
order that The American q to-day shall
really live. that be should have The rsw.
q sd, ha. h.PPstsd a.! over The -cid,
- least occe = day Per the greater
part q TO days. communicated bst-ecn
the great osnif,s 10 this country va
cut 81 Bls,nss. as suspended. rail-
~sy ir1ins erased % rua. Nss lork wss
threatened ~i'h coal ani NIX famine,
ard direct dsmsss estimated a. go .uoo,-
600 -ss d0ne By The storm Ia Ne- York
alone Bat al these thias,. though s-fi
Gus calamiiiss IN themselves. could b. en-
dgfsd The oaly anbsAfsb,s feature q the
storm -.s TIA, iof tso days The people
did no, hear q ~hs; hAd hGppsned al
over The ~of.i "Why. ite Prssiisni
m sht have ben as.assinsisd and - Dot
kno- Il of TO day. they Ay. Nsii-
ly. TOO day. = .1ns time % be depfls-
81 q ns~.. Tie Telegraph -hich heats
the ns~s % 20 hss cone % be-. noi {.
luxury. nor even = oonvsaisroe, bat a.
ah.clats necessity
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
GREETING TO raE VETERANS

GeAi atG.AR fair. south Paris. March ~
n do. not seem bat liiti. ~hus
rincs. in pisc- ~ this merry scene.
W. psrtsi 9Th oar Toys 1istcd Coz saf."
Olt here on ne village grc-n.
TIE hurried kiss. tns Ciiuging hand clasp,
Eyss blinded 81 tat ftlii1g tears.
Whus quiNeriug lips framed sobbing god bye
To oar coaniry's fret volunteers.
o,isn shAfts Of dam tipp.si the pine clad hul,
Ttai .cuo-d the drummsf's loui b~si.
A. the steady tramp ~ oar "soldisr boys"
'ound.i thruuEh ihs qaiei street
Innumh are1 prayers fulloSeil them each step,
FROM ths nrst oo0m Of .smptst'. sun.
Thfoagh svsry march aud f1al prisoa psu,
I'm uiamphanuy they hai -on.
In the tangled s-amp. % the sunnv Souih.
90 bfoad frlis - cntton AMI cane.
Lo- nsrnslsss moand. marx many spot
where cur Cuunffy's snus have lain.
Each mo-scoveret grave ana crippled form
show What rAysEss ~af hath made.
Ave. morv than that. shat terrible pfics
blessed freeiom, Zoe you, %. paid
Unhismi.hei oar nsg unfarl. IN the breeze
In whatever eoantry 90 cline,
All pruudly - ssy az -e stand meath its folds.
ThAns Tod. that nkE 10 stili minei
A. the years roll on in ceaseis.s tides.
And thss. youths take oar places. then
rbsyIi honor aud love uita their couniry's Gag
Memories Of the Grand Army msn.
Iho.s "boys In blue are veteran. no..
h4t " tns heart ~ ne uAflon most near
A heir dark locks fact are changing "a gray.
And is-s respond % the roll call ssch year.
- % night 80 are her nth pleuty Of cheeT.
tteartv and ~ttnuu' alloy,
To nest and On greet with q royal good . III.
Eyery loyal GrAnt Army boy.
history vill give statistical notes.
Of battles. vhen and -herv they we're fought,
Promotions made a. rewards 20 the brave,
And boz May great generals shof.
Nicksbafg. Antieiam, shermAns march % The
SEA.
Gstiy.burx and bioo.iy Ruii Ran.
AlsLkns .uak By the Old kssr.sfse.
finAl capture AMI fan % Richmond.
Bat no pm can tell hos. through shot and
shell
Tha, fell ike showers ~ darts.
Hos that nag sas borne through deadly strife.
That record IL burnesi on our hesrts-
Noe, thu angel ~ pesce spreads over this land
The hrOsd 81 sfos ~ her sing.
And from - 10 - Ia one mighty shout
rbs freedmAnis h'ssannas ring.
We'll reverence our country next 90 our Col,
And cherish With most grateful love
Every one % her noble defenders.
TIL that last great rexies above.
Nay cut Of lifss vast cornucopts
FALL 20 them the best Of IL Joys.
And bless al reunions q patriots
Win fan rAnks Of Grand Army bog.
NArcA ?. lsss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
Town Elections.

Fsasatls rLssrsr1s.
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lttrlasu fsraan.
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sulrsu.
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t..rks isaa u 1884,
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A.. II -k rEs
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sIsEt.
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E..i t.-.a.ss..asf ,. a. L.H.ft.f.
srrr
M-i.rs.r. 10 W. We.
$3.50 B. " Asir--,. ,. 4 nsu.. , =
1900 no. par.
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t..r.far. isaa.li Lafrs.a.
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a. tl.ises. 60
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II 60
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
The Governor Question.


A. ysi there las appeared no good of
substantial reason Ny Gov MsrD.s sa01li
not b. h.s uru 81 sccssor. 90 p1iut %
ability. s1perislcs il p1buc Afr, stsrn in-
tgrity. housstY ofpurpose ant .ifict tC0u-
ouy iu The lfmlnistfAti0E 0fpgh.ic sfArs,
b. Stands second O. pore ~ his compgti.
tors 10 l. NJ tisparsgt meat % any %
tasm % ssy th.s, of taAi a. . p0palAr cad.
cr be 10 a. tas frout
Isis eminenty ire. that where Gov.
Msroic u Dss; kuosn, be i most popalar.
Asa candidate f0g Ssustor frOm as ON
coaniy. b.. iu ioux tsfm % service, rs-
eeivsd q majority no other MAJ IN bis party
cOaid commsnd Whenever be hss been =
c.ndidsts before The people D. hAs 1niform-
" les as ticGet. A. q b1siness man be
hNs The sutirs e0tnisucs ofall parties. 10
all The pablc positions 10 Which be has
been placed be has more than net The sI.
peciAii0ns OF bis friends
Uuexpectsdly called % TIE creative
chair, Gov Marble wll give ne people Of
Maine a. honest. clean, ant Gole admins
trAti0u. lis candidacy for nomlustion FOR
Governor a. TIE next R-pa1lcsn STATE
COuveuti0u = not OF bis Own seeking. bot
In response % nuneroas calls frOm he peO-
pie 10 every pa OF the state, rho bsgin
IN think that a. have q n sht 10 be heard.
10 TIE selection % their rulers.
10 grstIfying % knOs that the grant
GA county % Oxford. waere Gov. MArole
resided SO many years, vii Ds strOngiy
represented BY bis fr~nd. 10 the ns1t STATE
CouvrntiOn. GA OxfOrt never gOcs oack
on Ons Of Der osn falthfal sons, 20 please
Interested. schsmiag politic' ans CT expert
political sire puliers. Neither l. IL necss-
ssry. 10 order 10 fJist Que % Der boys into
paolc notice. o. 'ssiug rJaud th- circ'e.
hring newspaper fgaios, sppearipg In dif-
ferent parts OF w hesFens, nat all lighiei
from oas torch hrld BY single hsoi.
II Is gratiJlng "a know that me b1siasss
men OF Mssns. OF a. OecupkiiOns, alrsaiy
see In Gov Marco pradsut, safe and boa
est ruler. . msa In whom they can cOnn -
their vsrist Interests with safety, fceliax
that under his ADMINISTRATION our grand
olf stais oil sivancs 90 stacstiou, morals.
wealth and In a. that nAkes q happy, pros
Porous commonwealth.
PoRrLAxD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
DIED.

O. Sar-sr. M.-,h "a. Eobsr Nsys,. sgri =
fsals 81 NJ asrs
o. .AEftl nafrts TulHra shsH. eel u ffart.
q. Wrsf rsfHs. Ntflh .. Nrs. Haih f-kftt. tsfl
~ rrsrs ed = rs.rfEs.
raars
iaii,tras. N.rgh q. psa.si Ba.lnaa. sssi -
rrafs
ta tiIriu. Nsrrh e. -fsrhsu nstl.l. trri o yssfs
ffsrs
n is,,l. u.r,t Z. psn.,.s. e. if,.A. .s,i ?,
fssrs.
IN uthrl. Msf.h :. Nasrs Oars.fy, scr.i ~ ffsfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
Can We Make The Spruce Trees
Weep Gum7

E.NfF ~. a.IaI
"A Yaukce Yak sas iae lite % az A..
tlcie in your paper ahoat year ago.
have been CUNNING 10 TIE soofs % ia
FORD County more than e.ty years sgo. !
hai some gan as away that sss gather
"a . good many years 40. ran acfoss
10 ne other tay, al 10 suggested TIE
ihogght taat 10 sas gooi time - 90 gun
ming on the crust. - tns suos sss deep
TIE chsmp.ou % NE gum busiues., Nr.
Reed expressed he opinion thM The Tres
sill uoi hold Dot wAatci % Nk NJ
Rect u thsfu sts not some Wy OF cOtKiug
he tres % give out more. Will they nos
rviaru good f1r svi' suppose yoa saoald
take tae little ha'cset that George WASH.
iuston tii rot take. snd hack 10 tres that
b. tIi noi back. They "souid uot tell
iie. boz they nj ht Nsyp tars that would
cfystallts iuto nuggets % spfaoe gun.
Try No. whsn I -rnt gummiug r,mem.
ber one TIRE that got morc from than any
other Anoiasr trvs BAT fallen on hi.
spf1c. All bfot.n the limb. All torn The
bark badly Tbs sU where I g0i the
mosi oi ny gun.
n 10 basiassi In Which have been en
gsgrt Or sgoIi many yvaf,, &c have used
hlndrc's % tons % gun arabic. Twenty
Gee wears 40. shsu ~ commercsd using
Il. Ne boaght q fot Eight ,nd uins cents
pr pouni Np- TIE sane quality Il worth
INV 20 ffty 6Ve c-nts Th~rs are t-o
csasss for th- ri-s, lucf~As-i sumpii0n
an he lAie wars To- Esypt, vasfe mD.t q
tae gun NA1.c cone. from. | asksi an
importer oncs how 80 mach gun arabic
We produced IL ssli ths gun tree ~
Exvpi L. quite "a al tast The uslives hsi
. hafrhst. or sllletalu.. % he klnf, .lth
Which thsy hack NE BARK. They have az
Z ryn' Lengths ofaNnilss. 80 'hsy can reach
% ffssu o. twenty f.et Tnis 10 done a.
ne D-sinning 90 The drv ssssnu, snd the
gan dries a. f..l a. 10 CONS out Th-u
before he rsluy s-as0a CONES IA y tsk-
cloths ant sprr.i unicr th- trees. Taey
take ssisi % scraper ant scrape TIE gun
% on % the cloths AMI gather IL up II
this l. rot done before ne rslny season ihs
rain washes The gun a. away.
an aNar- that spruce gun 10 % IL
fvrcut nature from the gun arabic, that
While Tue gun arAolc Il cured ~ soon a. II
l. Try. 10 souli take tins-i % not kaov
ilsi bow Iuch for ne spruce ~ ripsn.
I so not kro- oai the experiment. has been
tried. 1at thlnk 10 has Dot
III WAs 10 he business should ''yshk"
again, seeing I ana YANEEE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
MARRIED.

o. - ~nmnFf. Msfrh N, tr NJ. ~ issfuan
r. Affhaf a. ssugsan ef iisfitri al ftaais ~
tislss n sarrff.
o. ~. Mtfft 8. Wswsu ". Mafes II jag e..
TUffrf.rr ttrsfIsfu af tsrtra.
o. ~aunsf. NsrIk q. ~ ~ n tatafn. -, ~
bfetff u iiarf1ri ~ 49, n. At,.ii n sea
go
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a. gefttn.N it Nsfrt q. ~ Esr. a. y nsss
lsftsi lsuu IL rsfs 40 i,s'ns L. na.t %
nafkfft
d. ~aft rs,.. Nafrh Z. o. Est Ne Ansru
irsss q uir.fi uf tletf's NJ a. Eta n Rose %
fsrt li.L
Ne. y. n. Nsrrh a. RS firsa sni Arsf
tas ~ uf.rks. h1fh rf Muslr's Ne.
O. Nhffsfnan. Mtsf MAJ 10. ~ Hfr. A
N kr.sr. urrfn NJ he. RI -. fsrs. 81 NJ
Eias ID. nfnsts 81 n aersI.sls. Naa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
STATE NEWS.

Fosr or dse cases ofsm.ll pox have ap-
pesfei ln the village of Cumberland NILS
The Bosri ~ Health has placed the pa.
tien,s 10 qasrsn,lne.
The Republicans were victorious In the
mauiclpai elections In Augusta aud ban.
COZ las, wesk. thoagh thy lost somewhat
in Bangor Blddsford "a. c,rrlsd by he
Democrats by reduced majority.
Fir. AZ Camden Tuesday night destroyed
thre- lsrge bullilngs The loss IL estlms,-
"a ., 81. 900 TO go 600 The eagse OF the
hre Il untnovn. olher buildings took DE
daring the cotn,srsilon, ca, were saved.
The chief smploym of ssnss,lon.ss.k
lnr reporters nov IL N oope0o, new and
utterly Impossible thsofie. In regard IN N,
have been made public, bot are not worthy
. moments notice.
A triple murder and suicide occurred In
the town ~ Bsnton. TAe vile % Darius
NJ WARM did SUNDAY night Her hu,.
hand reported that she fell Ia a.. ami did
not recover The body ~ the deceased
woman "a. horribly pounded sui muiilst
81 sni an iTqusst vas deemed necessary
The oorohsr'- jiry foani TIA, she cane
N her death b, IN violence Other hasbsbi.
wsrrsn -ss placed under arrest lie ash.
"a Ia be SLOWED 10 seq bis two little eirl.
aged respectively sisht aui three. lie vs'
t.ksu, accompanied by an orloer, In TIL
room where The glrl. were, when h. snatch
"a from under hls coat revolver which h.
hsi concealed. ani shot IN two girls anc
then himself IL and The older glfl died
Instantly. The Only motive assigned for
wsfrsns deed. Ia pare usllne...
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

W. publish. this seek. sketches % the
ssf,icss q some ~ The soldiers ~ho sent
% The -sf from ite to-a ~ M.son. Tie
sketches ar contu5gtst % the Dsnocrsi
by one q ne soldiers 10 he isi. NJ. A..
;. Bsan. nos residing ~ Nlt~sy Lake.
We sIpscf % continue tie hs, later.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

Guess cake and sale Of useful articles,
etc will follo- Apiciurc ~lll be voted
70 the hsndsome., lady. Admis'ion
frec. supper 20 cents. You are invited.
Mr. s Richards. Jr. our veisfAu watch
n,Ssr. Who ssfved full term spprentlce-
shig with = wAtou. of Par. I'LL. has uow
bad IS year. ,Ip-ri-ucs and IL constsntly
.. work a. hi. bcuch. having repaired sni
ajasiei marr watches than any other nan
Ia Oxfori Couniy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

ORA Grsen~ood oorcsPondsni calls A.
tenti1n % the f.ci that an error ~ss made
l.si seek IN siai.ns ,hs nee debt o. the
to-n ~ Grren~oot. II should b. sil,.
aOlsl. ln.,s.l u . go lG. =. r,plrtsd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
Some Foolish People

Auas orusl e. rl1 artl h rsis hsYoni ~. rtsrh
q rsf.ifllnf. TO- e0sa 80. euh. "a sN vfaf
ssarH 80 IN ua1sf rasss Hfafs ftrrr ssaf. lcalI
fhfF - irlnrti A. fff 49, sErrssiaI rfsllInr rtsf
Keeps ns'sAra. -tl-h u 49, IN = lss.tFs sasfsn
~ A. rarr. 49, Eruti u11r are - - ftcf Nrrt
$3.50 49, ga ~ ~ SEE &c.,. lire ~. at 81
Ira s.ff BE-. A. a. nrnrrsis'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

Tuesday Was sentence day 10 the Penob
scot Conuiy COart. bat Notwithstanding
the important criminal cases coming be-
fore The court al tails term. thefe ~as no
ssnsail0u. stain ami Cromvell lie over
aniil the August term on the motion Zoe q
usa trial, whitbsy AMI Foster are held over
tiil the same term 20 AppeAr a. witnesses
against Dr.. Weed. and little interest vas
manifestsd excsp; 10 the esse OF profes.
sioual tramp. WHO, Tor the simple offence
u osing an ine0rrigiole tramp, Was given
t@n mouths 10 STATE prison.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

Charles H-svy. farmer living a. Yves,
Phiilips. WAS taken violently m with sym?-
toms OF polsouiug. bat oy prompt treat.
nsnt sas soOa oat 20 danger. The renslo-
lng portion OF q biscuit which IL WAS
thOoght was The scarce % The poison, Vas
"a 10 q dog. and The snlmAl died within An
boar. Analysis u the DOGS stomseh show
"a gaantlty OF sirJehuine. An indict-
m-at va fOand By The grand jary sgalnst
Mrs. Abois ] Hsw-y, wife Of the poisoned
nan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
srArE or NAiNE

WhNNNlft -
urEks owns ~-rrr.r jrniri,t C1rHfI
rsas. Mass tl. isst.
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r.sre IafE.a cant. A. n. isss. NJ lnta =
ltaftss 80 ~ Trssk n. itsfiss. h.lih ri b.tff.t
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fsr fl co. ~ ~ ssl Can. e. Afi1ruFfs tul Gee
81 .srs l. I.t. ALuEHI Il Al sllh. tlffk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

George LsrrsDes has been found guilty
% shoOiiag John Aro0o az N0osshest last
S-p:emosr. Sentences ten years In State
prison
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
me HomIIe.t Wan b Moray

A. wsn a. ne hanisotnsst. sni etAsfs are invited
n cal On any Druggist snd Ett FkKs TIA bottis q
Heaps Bssam foT tke threat sud Lougs. remedy
TAI 4 selling eufirtly upoa fs merfs AID Il snsfsn-
ted - rsisv. snd care a. ekroa AID seus Coashs.
Asthm.. BicnsAlfs sni ooAs1ngtipn. Lsfss eottss
80 sna si.oo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20
BORN

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b h,ros. u.ryl = % n. - q o-.,i', W
hlrl.rft. go.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

APnoroGR,FH, by isinehss, OF beau
tlful lady m ,iled free for Is cents. Sells
for OIL IS II. II. Hay & Sos. Druggisr,
Portland, Ne
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A REPUBLICAN STATE CON
VENTION.
Ill - hst in
NORONBEGA HALL, BANGOR
ruURspAN. ArEif- 81. ls.s.


~ n purplsa - selecting TO rsndtlsiss
49, NisTfnra nf frrsIIirnt al IT,. ffFsiient or
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q Ons drirssfe. an.l f1r sarh sHFeniI Ne votes
casf fuf 60 o. ulnIIran HanlIllsfF 80 onNsfnni
ln lsst e. a.i1itirual drirEafes 81 ~ ualA
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ruhIiran Nsff rua rrn m ne 90 ~ ~ utl' a.
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Per Cr,irr EfrunIiran stats tnrurulfiee.
IU-ErHu MANLNn. Chairman.
WILLIS Misc. eerrFfarN
Argrsra. Nsf~r, Fshruary, no. lf,'
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STATE 90 NAME

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

Rat the nsw al ~ Bfnsn's irs,sni u ..
n,f ani bow !, sclis. then buy . bottle yoar-
.slf snd Try u for We know 10 will pleas,
80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-03-20

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