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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-04-05
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
Wings and Stings.

THIS 10 the airy. singing ti,l. of another
sprightly smuslss book by Palmer Cox
IL IL one OF the Qaser People series, and
similar IN - companion Paws and
Cisws,- Of which Ne told you recently
This IL one OF the funniest and brightes,
books for youngsters We have ever seen
The Illustrations are splendid and viii
make the boys aud girls roar with laugh.
ter. The Boston Badget. says "as Z
holiday book nothing could be more sp
proprists. since nothing could eonfsr
greater pleasure upon the little ones.
The National Republican says, EVER
page IL Q picture and all the text music. Z
fountain OF fun. never csssinR. IL vii
maize young eyes blsIa" II win certainly
be wondsrfuily popular. II IL poblishet
~ Msssrs. Hshbard Brc-., OF Philsdelphia
Chicago. and Kansas City. 10 whom per
sons desirings copy or an agency should
apply.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
THANKSGIVING DAr.
rns r~s.lBssr'. rsscL.sAuos

Constant thanksxiving ssi gratitude are de-
hom ~ AmertcNa p-opl~ a. AimthN gci
AZ his goodness an nsrCy ~hicn hsNs No
lo-~-i tbesn stace tns dsy ~ nsie th-m
msnl Win icvias kinine-.. y. hss cca.'ant
~ ~ ss IN IN vsy ~ pr,-reIitF .nd xFsst
nsss Ne hss no NtsitFi Siih s~tn ranlsn
ment oar shortcrninx.. nat -ta gr~eteas esfs
aort~arNncs at a. tsuxtt us thsi ct--iienes
o. his hf,ly a. L. ~ prize - q e.saHauAncs ~
his pr tcus gir. In srkno~ lssiE~tn-.t ~ -
", 80, -, ass a.ss ~ - 80" 49, a. ss,,s.,
rravers 49, prsis- - q Erstsfui ccantfN nay
r~.rh ~ tfrons ~ srscs. I. eroyef Nlststsnth
rrestisat - - Uniis.i states. o. hsrspf o.
,xnats at - srart THURSDAY, W - dsy -
Noxstuf.rF tastaaf. "a tsy ~ rhsaE ~iNins
80 prayer, n - sspi AMI observed troa<h
cat ~ lsnf
o. thsI say - Al ~ Pssris ss.re.i tssi'
ordinary ~oTs snd cccai stioas. sna IN thsi,
aecusicuns,i rlacss ~ ~ufshir. ~ith rrsysf snd
sonss 81 pals. rendsr thsnAs 90 ,so.i ne Al
his msrcies. 80 the anundance - tsfN~st.
~hich have rs~sr,issi ne toil ~ N hustNnd
ths 80 rs-ar,is thsi havs frlio-ssi IN iai-,r.
% car p.opls IN their shop- sni theu tnaft.
~ trsis ant trsfrc. lie - EiNs thsnes -
r~sce AL tur ss,CiAl or'lef Ani con,snl $50,
-iihin cur hcr.srs. Nnd tt csf eiyeness..a,
m 81 that slifs - aafinoAl srsatness A.
minifal - 80 At ctiv~ dispensailon 81
~hich pcrtion ~ cuf iani has 800 Nisits-h
f-s-~I 81 t.s,.f arkun-lssis~ hts msrcy IN -
tns hrunis o. ths deadly msrch ~ rssiilsnee
snA 20 eur hssrts - chastsned ~ s1wrNthi
AZ Ouf frIius countrYmsn vho have su1ffs'
snt -ho mOsru. Al 81 - rsturu tfsnks ~
a. ths blessings wtich % have rvcslNei frvu
ne han.,s ~ coz nsavsniy Fsthsf - "a NJ
furs~i thai - nas srioilst % ~ charity a.
On this SAY - tnAntssivius - az Esnsf.'..li
rsnsmh~r fhs pFssF an1 n--fr. - that 90
trtnats - rrat-~ as xrsfifuis nay D. sccspt
ahls On ~ signf % ~ Lord
Isnne 81 ~ citv ~ Wssttngton. o. ~ u
tiav ~ NnxsHl ~. -. anf On ~ inaslsui
enos ~ 10 Juitsd state - iifth.
GaostH CLnEiASp.
~ ~ rrssiient
TT. HaTann -ssrvtary q stats.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
STATE NEWS.

Camden 1. 10 have electric lights.
LlpeoluvIlls boy .so, himself fatally
while CANNING.
An eleven ys.r-oN Aoy 81 Lvsrmor.
Pslls -as killed oy train.
Liswsllyn Qalmby. the Bco,hbsy murder
sr. vas sentenced 20 state prison for life.
ny. wilder. proprietor OF The E~,por'
Messenger. wss drowned whil. going 10 .
small boat from Labsc 10 Es,Port
Ransom Y Bonnsy. an asei and respect
"a citizen OF Mechanic Fails, Was Instant
" killed BY strain AZ the crossing In that
place last Tuesday.
Al the competitive drin In Lewiston,
Thursday evening between the Cabarr
Cadets of the State College. and the Nesisy
Rins- Of Lewiston, the Cadets won The
championship.
Gov. Marble has Appolntsd Col. y II.
Allen OF rhomsston. vsrien 20 the State
Prison. ~ succeed warden Bean. whose
term expires Nov 9Th. Col Allen de-
elines the position.
Ats meeting ~ The creditors Of the
winslow Pseking Company. Gen Msttock-
offered 10 parchsse the indie btefness ofths
company ~ ten e-ots 90 The dollar. The
ofsr vss unanimously accepted by an In.
formal vote
Edwin w. Cissyes. Q prominent citlI n
% Prospect Hsrbor. Goalisooro. while
cot with another Rsntlsmsa viewing some
land. vas mlstaken BY hunter for . deer
and shot through The lungs. lie IL In .
very critical condition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20

THEHK has not been for msny ye.n =
President elected ~hom iPeoPls Of al
elss.s. aud pAr,is. trusted and respected
20 fully. Or who bad 20 oondaei his cam
p.ixn 80 little 90 The defensive. either a.
TO personal or political record. - Gen.
H.nisOa. The words o. praise spoken
o. him. both by friends aud political
enemies. are numerous, but The following.
BY Gen. Ha-lsy. pg,. The -hOls thing
in . brief space :-"for an years have
been in elose eOni.e, With Bssjsmin Hsr-
rison DISCUSSING in the nsiiOaal senate .
great VARSITY q .fsir,. You learn ell
about . man under such circumstances
He 10 Q s,rOng man. . clear thinker.
powerful IN argument, and without .
hs~ IN his character. he ~ss brilliant
soldier. and 10 Q very able lawyer. There
are no -e.k spots in bis srmos he has
been making speeches nearly every day
since he Vas nOminsted. do not kno-
the m.n whom | you'd have trusted TO
make 90 many speeches In bis own cam
p.isn without doing any harm. Yeu
notice that . certain other candidate ksp,
his mouth shut tight But HauisSn
has no, slipped Ones BY 80 much .. =
word. He has made . number u
phr.sss that vii stay. like that in rsla-
too TO the tendency Of the Mills BAL.
1T u no, the length Of the step. bat the
dir.etiOn.- He has sho-n himself 70 Be
. greater mar than his friends believed
him 10 be. am confident - Prssidsn,
Of the United States be vii more than
ssiisfy ~ sxpseistiOHs-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
Thanksgiving.

Amoas 80 tr.fffioas inh.ritssi from cuf
Nfhsrs IL ~ otussFranca ~ q taY - fhsnhs
giving. pr.iss, AT t-.tivitv nsar ~ Cio--s q,
svsrr Yeaf III rusuusriss tnst Clusfsr runnt'
thi. Ch~rt.t-i iegscY 49, 80 rsfurn - -
hsu..i ~ ~ r-opls 20 nAine uiih pieNsafs
Ant gratitude
a. cu.tls1u no- estshlisnei m al N ,tais.
- ~ Intru. ant On acCorianCs -iih -
recrrnusnlfsfinn ~ - frsslIlenf - ths niirfi
stafss xifh IN aiVice ~ - NHrcufiVs Nuua
Cli. hsrvbr d~-isus'e rnursfsY, ~ t~enu
uinth dsY - NuFsmh~f. nsEL ~ lNy ~
ThsakssiVinE snt frarsr.
On thsi ooossiun. - Ne furvFu our usual ~
Satinns. anf An aprruCiaflru 81 ~ niTssins'
- p-scs. tealIn and Cssrnfrrt thst have b-sn
80 rsnsruuslr stuvsrvsl upuu NJ as p~s1pis
thruuEtcui ~ Yesr. AZ % urf hesfts o. Wlln
''~hc do-ft a. things sell On ssrussi tti1us ni
flln~ss snf pass.
AL Z SPA ~ ~ tho.-s 80 A. ths rscini
eats - pisnfr a. rsrnsutsr ''fhst tnsf rave
10 pl-nr vIth thsn slsaYs.- fhsf he s1nsan
hsrinE. cot - fhsiF allowance IN t-His "a
CnsFiiY 49, -tit lit-srsi hsnt. thsr uinisisf
~ 80 sirk AT flslTnsr mstTris. 49, 20 -
r--rf gnf unfsftansts. o. ~ go thaf ~ nav
sufuT a. fauv ~ pnssins = ~ slku % ui
ThAnksEivins Day knuiFsrsAry ~ oar state
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
Resolutions.

whsreA.. IL "a. pleased The Saprsms
Ral-r ~ remove ron o.. ~ dssth. OF
~c'thy hruihsr. Eimani Curtis,
Resolved. thst se deeply feel the lpss ~
oar departed hfpihsr. once 80 truly an
earnestly devoted ~ The principlss ~ on'
frst-fuity. >oi vail. nth dep sorrow -
lsy his body Ia N. grave, ". vet fesl -hs'
9. our lo.s l. bis gale. sni that. frse'
from The chalns ~ human bondage, his
spirit hs crossed The river IN hat bette
Land ~hcfe pcrp~iaslly Gov the fountAin'
OF h~nsvolsuc- ani pc.ce.
Resolved. That N N. family ard frieai.
% the deoss-ei. In TIT. their AT h~res.-
m~nt. 90 sni@-d oar ~srms-, sympathy
Resolved. That eopy ofth--. r-solu
tions - sprssf upN7 th- records % NDuu'
Mics Losise. a. % v. and . copy .so
~ the Onfnrd Democrat for pa1lics,lou,
also ~ M fsnilv % tAs d-os>sei brother
rsaNs MANN
W L RpSSsV Commities.
A X SuUKrLEFT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
Re.olutions OF Respeet

WHEREAS. oar -orthy brother Iehsrci
VI Tno-N.. sailing undsr order. from The
Dlvlas M,.tsr. has embarked Tor that pof,
Which 1. the naA d-sunsiion OF m,n,-
thsrsfors.
Rssolycd. Taa, Ne remember brother
Tbom,. - obs % The plon~sr- ~ oar ~.
dsr. worthy. hooe.t msmosr, an ,c'lVs.
~.rps., lsborvr To- The cs1ssi oos whose
heart "a. In hl. -ors- vaul TIA, misfot.
taes Which overlook him In bis last lays.
clooi~i his ist-li~ct sai destroyed bis
ussfuluss.. RFmsmberine the ~, tn.
sfs mortal .nd liable IN ali tlis f--h !. hsir
n. we hsrcvith t-nisf this tok-u 10 oar
r~xNd sni .ymrsihv ~ The fsnily sbi
ffi~nds ~ Nuf dsc-e.ei brother In TIE time
OF their a. ctlou sbi oeresvsmsui
Resolved.
Ts.i GER ch,Ftsr ~ irsP-i 10 mourning
fof 81 days That a oopf ~ ts-.~ r~-ola
tisn- h. .presi oa the rvcofi. ~ ,als
Gfsng- That = copy b. s-ai N ihc fAnl'
lly ~ ne t.c~ss~i another. alec ihN .
oopv b. .snt n ne OTfofi Democrat FOE
paollcstlou.
=. Tt.VsS. COMMITTEES
d NJ GUSTS. on
u,EEi-oS F,SS,s Rs-o ullon..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
Obituary

Nc. Mar, +. kas--li di--i IN Bethel early
Tuesday n, Nov. l5th. sni funsrsl
--r,ic-- vers held In flr-, Congregational
church In the snsruoou % n. ltih inst
~. sge ~.s a. yesr~ sni ~ leaves .
wife THE daughter % Ne AT Mrs. George
N. sh,risy % Brooslyn, y. ~ sni . li,tls
dsasht~r nearly thru. yesr- old for
sboat nlnste.n years Mr. Russell VS. 80
IS.p>ctor ard for~msn Of Assistant
wslEhsrs In N. N-w fork Custom. Ssrv.
ice. aud ~ss removed nv this present Al.
miuistrsiion without csa-- lie ~. .
vrry capable sBd sfficisnt On. snd ~ss
hishly esteemed BY TIE msn Who verv EN- %
ploysd under him
lie bad r~,arb@i 10 the old homestead IN
care for aud sappor, his aged mother. and
n improve and bsaatiff The plsos where
hs v.s horn. Asa Kind nsighbor. 90 .
uOrihy citiIsn. as . respected m.mosr of
N. church. a. a. inialgeai husband and
father. - . dg,lful 500. he will be greatly
mlsssd and long remembered.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
News OF the Week.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
o,n,rnl HarrIrou'. Chnrncter.

tNA,A /. ~h8A e1NtAs
E,ery speech which General Harrison
has made during the campaign has added
10 the strength Of his position, because
he has been able 20 LET his personality
take care Of itself and give his attention
TO the imPorisn, is'ues before the people.
I, IL no, every man Who can DO this. foi
mn-t u those Who have held the high
oihcs. by which he h.. been honorsd
have some record which hes to be jus,i.
fed OF defended
The people 1t large appreciate the Ger.
tihc.is of character which thi. fact ia-
wolves. Many statesmen Of sterling In.
tssri,y. Who CHANGED 10 be 10 public life
9Th him. have been unable TO avoid
e.lumhy. though they did no, take par,
Ia the great measures by which the Re-
publican candidate earned hi. promi.
nenos. They have hsd 20 liv. down
ISLANDERS, Which never were pointed al
General Harrison, because the false ~it-
ns..ss, ho-evef ingenious, have always
realized the impotence Of their wespoa'
against = man Of simple, unss.umins
honesty. Clssr.hs.dsd. straightforward
Of mind and purpose. be has been able
TO dispense With the defensive weapons
~hich lee. fortunate statesmen arr oftea
obliged TO keep In stock. By ,h. fact
be "a .bls nos TO talk to the issue on ell
occasions. and. later on. he -ill no, be
distracted from public business by the
necessity Of defending his private char.
.e,sr. II IL this fact which commend.
him TO the people =, Trustworthy man.
Coz there 10 no guarantee Of good ooudue,
equal 10 an unasssil.bls record extending
over May year. Of activity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
MARRIED.

II Rs-sisns. NJ. "a. b Re-, ". = R.tss,.. NJ.
vifrl rssfis n fsg,s. at NJ. hsrtAs NJ. Az
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u Ess Utssii. Ssy. N. " Hsv. Y. rtselfd.
Jas Cun-lsr. - Ltsreess Csu,ss. AL Annis
tliso-s. sfEsst pttsif
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20

In sem. To BE- something Of question
nO- which party oil have The Ors.nii.-
ton Of the nsK, House Of Representa-
u,e.. IL look. a. II the Republicans
bad elected m.jOn,y Of the members.
bg, ,hsr, a.. come elo-s districts in Dem
oers,ie States. and there are methods
With -hIeb the party Of "rfOtm" u
no, unfamiliar. by which ineoa,isn, me-.
joriiie. may BE- gotten nd q. The fear
!. expressed thu, the Democrats mean ,o
capture the House. ba, there u sons
dOab'. even smOas themselves, WHISTLER
IL vii b. policy 10 a,,smp, Il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20

Tm support q that peculiar product
q political evolution. The mugwump,
sen. 10 b. fatal TO any candidate. A
Ns- YOrk paper reviews the history Of
election. in TIA; state aimee the time
-bsn the mus-umP. appeared a. dis
iinet political factor. and sho~. that.
since the narrow margin o. 1854, these
voter. have followed 10 dsfes, every party
and candidate whose cause they ssPoussA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
DIED.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20

THE psp,r- ksvs beea busy selecting
member. q Har;isoa's cabinet, and in-
deed. settling the Whole list. Finslly
one paper decided that !, -ss not Coz the
public. ba, Coz Mr. Blaine, 10 say whether
be would seosp, sabias; position. and
What that position should Be. Then
. Washington correspondent discovered
that. a. vas sminsn,ly proper. Mr.. H.r-
risOn you'd probably have considerable
TO s.y about the makeup Of bis cabinet.
he can probably Be trusted 70 DO Il. sad
there y no good reason Why I, shOaldn',
Be eft 70 him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20
ror sor,n,.. e.,s. freely ri,A B. I. r
Tn. E.s,,.m.as New over,

Te rush q ths drugrists stiL cnutiasss snd daily
.ores q psofie cal GO hsttis q kemp's bsssm br
the nro.f sBi LHnss OR The q oesEks. oolts.
asthma. brtnf hits. snd ouasasnprhsa- ksup's Hal
.s the sfsndsrd family rsmedy, u solt guam
tss add nessr lls 70 give sstisi-t4oa- Prise cee.
| saa o.. Tn. si1s fss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-20

rxk.s s-Ne.riy subscriptions, as. pali
strictly IN aafNancs cther~tsa. tloo per le<rs
single copl.s. tuur emit.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-03

The schoonet Lizzie j, Call, which so
narrowly esca ped total wreck on the rocks
of Seguin, was lowed to this city yesterday
by the Charlie Lawrence and will begin dis
charging today. The damage which she has
sustained is unknown, but is probably be-
tween $1,000 and $1,000. She will be imme-
diately repaired on the Bath railway. The
schooner with the exception of small por-
ton owned by Sturgis, Lambard Co, was
uninsured The cargo, fifteen tons of which
were thrown overheard to prevent the vessel
from bilging at low water. was insured in
the North American for its full value. Capt
John J. Call of Portsmouth, n. H.. has
commanded the schooner since she was
launched just two years ago, and has never
before met with the slightest accident. Thii
was the thirteenth trip he had made thii
wear.