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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

Al illustration Of the workings Of free
trade i given the Democrat by Mr.. G. b.
Cummings Of Norway. Says Mr.. Cum
minss ave buy leather scrap Tor OUT
'paneaks' msnutse,ure in Boston. Nov
the freight from Boston to Liverpool Is
no more than from Boston TO Norway.
II pancake vas free Of duty, We could
not manufacture il. The scrap eo1ld be
taken to England and Manufactured and
brought back here cheaper than ~e could
make Il. because the labor would cost
less and The frsigh, would Be no larger.
We should have TO 20 out Of the bust
ness" The pancake industry 10 not
threatened by the Mills bill. bu, this
illasirsiiOn gives . pointer s to What
would Be- The eject Of The passage OF the
bill apOa the Industries which IL attacks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

TuE MtLs BiLL -hich has a., passed
The Democrats House % Representative
should b. "a sys-op-nsf % every voter 10
Maine u The patP'.r. and aim q the
Democratic party. TIE J5arnal very
.p,ly point. CA, few fact. Ia o0anec.
tioa 9TH j, 20 b. remembered
Tia, The NIL, BAL pat. 100! on the
free h.t
Th., the NIL. bill pat, Po'.'oe. on
the FREE h,,
That The Mil, bill pat. vegetable, Ct
al kind. CA the iree list
Ths, the Mil. bll Pat, shingles on
The free li,,.
Tia, ,Ae Mil, bill pat, boards on the
free hs;.
That the Nal. bill pat. lumber Of
nsArly al kini. GA The free LET
That the Mil, bill pats pulp on the
free hst
Tia, The Mil, bill pat. sraai,e on tn.
free ls,
Tia, the Mil. bill puts line on the
free list.
Tia, tie Mil. bill reduces the duty
on starch ons-hslf
Tia, the Mills bill reduces the duty
on slate oae-thifd.
Tha, these sre AL Maine products and
products q which the eoantry produce.
|. .afhsiea, amour, cor our Own eoa'ump.
ton.
Ths, the Mil. bill fIs. The duty on
rice a, 100 Per cent.
Tia, the Mills bill hIs. the duty on
sugar ~ IS PER cent
That ~e have TO buy thee things Of
other countries. no, being sble TO produce
anywhere nsarly enough for our o~n
consumption.
That the Mil. bill is Free Trade
measure. in tia, !, attacks protective
duties.
That The Mil. bill leave. high taxes on
the priheip.l article. which We are obliged
20 import.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

rIIE subscriber hereby gives public rouee that
he has Tea daily .ppoin BY the hOnofable
J ui.s % Probate fof the County OF Oxford. and
assumed the trust Of Adm n''''A'or of'as h''
ESTHER WHITE, late n Dlxhsli,
a sad Coy~ty, deosasei ~ giyins bond az ths
tau duets he therefore requests All pcfsons ID
1sbtsd "a the estate Of sAii deceased u make I'M
,nsdiate psyment, And those Who have any de-
mani. Ihsr.oa % sxhitll the sane 90
JAW N, lsss OEo. a. NEWMAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

TuE sab.eribsr hereby gives Paele Notice
that be has besn daily appointed 81 the ii0n.
Isiss % PrOssie Cor the CSaaty of OsfOrd Ahf
assumed The trust Of Admiaisraior Of TIE
JOHN W. GRANT, late Of oxford,
In sad COanty. decsssst. by Eivtax bod 80 the
iaw recis. be therefore requests All persoas In
detfei 20 the estate 81 said dooeAsei 10 make IN
N s'ilsts pa,nsnt, ssd lhoss xho have Any de-
mands thereon 10 eahiDk The same 20
JaIT hi. les \. u. EDWARDS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

OXFORD. ssi-Ata Court OF PROBATE. held 81
the thlri Tuesday OF yaly, q. ID. is>s.
ROsE X. MITCHELL, Admtnistratrix on the
estate Of William a. Mitchell. late Of Bactneid.
In said County deceased. having presented her
ecea.ei Cor allowance.
OspERED, Thsl saii Administrators sive notice
TO ali persons iatsrsstet. By causing copy o. this
the OxFoaD DEnocRAr, printed 81 rafis, thai
that hey mar appear 81 Q Coar Of frobsts. 70 be
held 81 ARTS. On said Cosaty, on The third fnes-
sooa. snd show cause, IL ssy they have. Why the
gro. A. WILSON, Jsdss.
A trvs sopy-ArTssfi Il. Q. DAVIS, ESsisisf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

TIN Subscriber hsrsby gives pnbio notlce that
~ has becn daly Apo intel BY the Hon. Jstss Of
ProaAts faf ths COaatY u Orfori All ssanet
The trust % Al ninisirator Of ths estate Of
ELILA CALDWELL. late OF Oxf0ri.
In said COuhty, deceased, bT sivinE bOnd ss The
laU directs he therefore feqaests al perseus %.
debted 90 The estate Of said deceased 10 make
immetiAts payment snt those Who have Any Dc
msnds thereon " sxhibit the sane 70
JAW h, isss SD. EDWARDS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

OXFORD. ss;-At q Court Of Probate, beld Al
Paris, within sad Tor the County OF Oxford.
WALTER n. rAwiER. GuaTdiss of Rafus u.
sawyer. an lasAns pefs0u. In said county, having
pressutsd his aooOuat ofssariisnshiP OF ssid ward
Tor allowance
orser,d. that the sad Ga.nilaa give notice
10 all persons Interested, bs causing Q e0py
OF this order n be pablishsd three weeks soc.
ess.issly In the Oxford Democsat. printed 81
az conn, 70 b. s.la =, 9.ri. 90 n. shira Tues.
dsy Of Aug. psxt. 90 nine o'cock In ths fore
noon. aad shou cause, IL any thsy have, Why The
uEo. A. WILSON, Jsdgs.
A trse eopy-Atiesti II. O. DAVIS, Register. .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

THE Argos has come 20 the sage con-
elusion that IL Nigh, be a. vel for The
Democrats 20 make little expenditure Of
time and speech in Ohio. Il sPoils the
effect q this -ise suggestion. howeyer.
by adding Immediately TIA, Mr. Thur
mans great name ought 90 carry the
State snd probably ~ill--hsn nobody
has any hsa that such vii Be the case
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

OXFORD, si-Ata Cosrt OF froosie held q
ths third Tussdsy of Jsly, A. D.isss-
ASsEL q. BOWMAN, Exeeatof % the estate
Of Abial 3. Bowman. late Of Hebron. IN said
County. dsos4ssd. having presea,ef ne seeoaat
OF sfminisustIOa Of the estate % SAID deceased
for Aliovsncsi
OEDEEKD, nat the said Executor give notice
10 al psrsoas interested. ~ csusiag seoey o'
IN IN the OxFoRD DInOCaAr, pftntet 90 fArlss
that tasy may APPEAR 81 Probate Court % b
held 90 Paris. In sAii County On IN, third taes-
FORENOON. ssd shos cause, u aoy her have VIM
GEO. A. WILSON. Jsiss.
A TIE Copy-Attsssi II. q. DAvfs, Rssisssf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
J. Pierce, a Odd Fellows Block, So. Paris Me.

OXFORD. .i-AsProbAie count hslt ., P.rl.
within aai Coz the County Of oxford, 90 the
third rue.isv OF Juiv. A. u. ls~
EliLABkrII A. ABBOTT. Adminislratrir on
the estate a Nieior NJ AbbJtt, late OF Mexie), 10
aid County. deceased, hsyiaE pressntci her
account % siministfaliOa Of The estate Of sAii
deosAsei Tor AllOssaoei
Ordered. that the said Admia't give notiee n
all persoas interested by esaslax q eopy of this
order 10 b published three wcsts sscoe.siysly
Ia The OXFORD Demoefst pfiated AZ Paris that
They may sppeT ~ q frOOsts Court To b. held 81
Pafis In sAii COaHty % the third raestsy OF Ass.
GRO. A. WILSON, JuiEe.
A true oOpy-Attes II. &. DAVIS, Regislsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

OXFORD, sat . Probate Court holden 81
Paris. uiihin and Coo sat- County, on the niri
Tuesfay 81 July. A. ID. lsss.
ADOSfRAM CURTIS. Gaartisa Of Amos
Green. q p<fson % uas0uni mind. having pre-.
seated I'd. sceoaaf Of gusrt@asnip Of sad ward
osi~red, That the said GUARDIAN give notice 10
ali persons Interested BY causing copy OF this
order % b pa blished three vesks saeessstvtly In
M oxford Democrat printed 81 Paris that thsy
In ssld Cosntv. on The third Tuesday Of Aas.
nsxt. at 0'elOek IN the forenoon sas show caess
n sny lhey have vhy ne sane shoait not Be al
GRO, A. WILSON, ysags.
Atrsssopy, sttssts-H. Q. DAVIS, ksgisssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

rHE Subscriber hereby sivss public noties that
h. hiss besn daiT spp0isfei bT the HOa. Jsdg.
OF Probate fof ne C0asty Of Osfort and assumed
tie tTast % Administrator % the kstAie %
OLIVER 4. CUMMINGS. late Of fHs.
In sAd County. decessct. ~ sivtnE bead AZ the
Lao directs. he tbsrefors requests al persoas IN.
dated 90 me estate Of said deeeased % make In
aediaie payment. ana th0se who have any de-
JAY n, ISIS. HORACE n. BOLSTER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

Paris, sithin aud fofths County Of OHfort, on
the third Tuesday, OF July. A. ID. lsss.
XII n. UEAN. Gssrdian Of bert y. and Rose
". Miller, miaOr children and heirs Of ".
Miilsf, late Of Brosuheld, In cali County, de
oessed, having presented hts account OF guardian
ship Of said wards for sliOsAhcef
Ordered. Thai the sah GUARDIAN give
notice 70 all persons iotsfe .tei, by e.sslas
safosssiysiy 10 the Oxford Democrat, prtntet 81
Paris. that they may appear ~ frobste Cour.
10 be held 81 Pans. on The Third Tuesday OF huF.
esnss, u any they have, ~hy the sane should not
GRO. A WILSON Jsdge.
A uss e0py-aiissti n. Z. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

TIIE subscrBer hereby xives punlic notice thAi
no has been daily appointed ~ The hon. Juds.
al Probate for the Coaniy OF OXFORD. and assumed
Inc trust OF Executof 9th estate %
GILBERT CHAPMAN. late q Bethel.
IN aid Coubty. deceased, by giyinE booi a. VIC
law dirscts. he therefore, requests AL PeFsons IA
aebtei 10 the estate Of saii deceased W male IN
mediate paymsnt, sod those whp have Any Do
mand. thsreoa n sthlbt the sane N
Jsly n, ISIS. JOHN bAhhhh'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

VIZ are indebted 10 q. VI. Donham.
publisher Of The Maine Register. fo' a
copy Of the Register for lsss. The
book i too well known 20 need deserip.
ton. II contains hi. year more matter
by 10 pages than the las, edition. The
map is thoroughly revised and shows the
new railroad lines-,he Canadian Pacific.
York Beach. SC. Much pains has been
taken TO make the book complete shd
accurate. and a. far a. ne are able TO
ascertain, the desired result has been se-
cured. Crsdi; Coz the fallness aud seeu-
rsey Of the Paris directory. in which We
fail TO discover any errors or omissions,
/. due 10 the Paris agent, Mr.. H. A.
Fuller.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

oxFoRp. n,-At q Court OF PROBATE held Al
Pnris within And for The COChty % Otfofd,
en- me thlrd raesiAy OF Jaiy, A. ID, ls-s.
CHARLES "A. Geofgs. Afmr. % The estate
CoantV dso.asei. hayiaf pressatei his acc ant
of aiminl.trstiOa % tie estate Of ssif deceased
fOr sllosABcsi
Ordered, That the said Atmnistratr give police
"a ali psfsons Intsrsstsd BY easing Q copy
Ofths or,is Be threeseeks sseessssse
" iutns Oxford Democrat printed 81 faris ths,
thsy NAY appear ~ Probate Court 70 Be hsli .,
Paris, In ssii C0sniy, 0a The third tses. OF AUG.
nsst Al nns O'cOek In the forenoon and show cause
N any thsy have. vhy the same should not De
GEO.A. WILSON, judge.
A true copy. sttssii-Ii. g. DAVIS. Rssss'sr'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
no,ao o. Is.rsuorioS.
Albert 7. Richardson. A. NJ,
Principal.
Miss Mary I. Written,
Normal Department.
Miss Mary I. BlZyal,
English and Mathematics.
B. 7. Newman.
Drawing and Painting.
Miss Minnie Howe,
Instrumental Musical.
Miss Hattie A. Pike,
Vocal Music

Mr.. Richardson i. q graduated Of low
doin College. Mis-. BuIEsll Of Rysburs
Academy. and Ms. Written OF 0orham
Normal School.
Their, are three Course Of Study; Class
ieal, Academic, aud Normal.
A. will be seen by a reference 10 the
reen, Catalogue Of Bosdoin College,
,hi, school l. nov fully established ~
one Of ir three fitting schools.
A certificate from the Prineipsl admits
To Dartmouth OF wslls.lsy, wi,hou, en-
animation.
The academy. .. well a. the whole
village. !. supplied with pure water from
0een Mountain. Tee lOc.,ioa !. health.
ful. and the scenery !. beautiful.
The price Of board !. oaly three dol
lars. Tuition il lower than ia Other
similar schools.
The reputation Of the school J. excel
lent. dating back to the time when Dan
isl Webster va. Il. Principal
Send for Catalogue.
For further information. address.
AZ. LEWIS, Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
nEMocRATic COUNTY CONVENTION.

Tie Democrats of Oxfori County viii s-sem
BE 10 Cunventlon ~ the Court House IN Paris
90 Wednesday. Auxast -. -. ~ Ten o'clock In
TO- for~noon. 10 nominate candidates Cor the
ftlioufuc Orlcsss Too senator's. Judge Of
PROT a., Gsx % Prob. ca. ATTY. sheriff. Treas
ant . Coauty Commissioners. Also 10 elect
nsmocratlc COanty COMMITTEES. and Ia trans
act snch other business - may properly come
bsforv the convention. Zach town and Plant
alton uill D. entitls,l On one delegate. and one
Additional fOr every any votes or fraction
thereof east for the democratic cantiiate Tor
governor a The election IN -.
Tie Gounty Committse viii BE- In session Al
the Union uOus.. faris nm. AZ o'clock A. N.
on the dsy ~ the convention 10 reeeive the
credentials % the delegates.
Hon william 4. Putnam and Hon. Charles
n Allen arr expected 20 address The conven-
ton in the afternoon.
A. A. fgNE, Chairman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

I. In stsre a. al whs uss Ksmp'. BAissm Or M
fhr.sl snd ilnars. ths grvkl gaarsniesd rstnedJ
Mead yoa pelisve that 4 u sd 81 Ne uasrts Anl
ihaf any truEssi u sathoriEsd By ne proprstor q
lhs woaderfl rxmety b give yea q sample eottis
he~i II sever AIS - care scats o. ehronie soashs
-. kad o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

Mr.. T.. c. Allen Of Augusta, Who has
travelled extensively ia Europe, says there
/, not. among al the great summer re.
sorts Of this eOua:ry or q EaroPe, enc
whose climate Is sqiL TO that Of oar
o.n Sf.fs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
Notice Of Foreclosure.

whsrrAs Ofi.nis &. li,aghioa ani ilorailo D.
Houghtna. hofh - Wno-isisck, In ~ CouniY Il Ca
ifi AT -tsis ~ LAM "a m ilurih lag II December
A. ~ lsst BY TIER moftEsgu deed ~ that date, ~
onrlsi In Oxtsfi Efgstry n Deeds. W. 40 rags
- conveyed o. ths sab.rnhsf csftaln "a of panel
" lsni sfukte,i In ths village n nuanf's Pad. ia
al wori.to.s. haunisi AL described a. hlios :,
va ,-lisTlning "a lios Brspk Al he brlrs 90 he
knmfnri nusl thfnor ou N hne u al foai la 4
-oath ~sstsfiy dreciion thirty rusis snl 1fty nks
81 M Gunner ~ iAni, urmsfly ~ Mr.. n. A..
Sssyef thencs south siKtssn All Que iourh dsgrres
eat tssuiy too rois ani tscntf fluf lhks b. al
bog Book thsnos up al bfuok fpuftesu rsis an,l
ssffn lnks o. stake AT stnnes ttsnos narth Sc.
tythfse dsgffss ssst tso rols ani thiry.nins Iaks
o. stake sni sfunss thsncc uofth hfty dsgrvss
east siNtssn fis D. stake AMI Stones thsno. north
inftf three dfgrrfs sest eight rods o. sald hog
Brook thsnce w al brook b. Ne dfsi meutionsd
hound. tsg,thsf 9Th al builiIugs thereon, "a
cepi ne Io~n ilall lni The NASSAU Hal AL to-
undivided third parts ~ The - sheh they stsni,
~ secure the paYmfnt q certain note - had there
10 descrihssi act a. ths COndtnns II saht mortgage
have hesn broken. cisin hrecosufs u ne Sane
sourlug b ne sisiuis In such eases made Ani pfo.
sidei, AL give this Notice ior thsi puToss.
Paris, JAY ~, lsss,
EyELiNE y. BICKNELI..
ny GEo. A. wiLsOS. Der Any.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
A asnsihls Ma

wsuli uss Ksmp's BaisAm br ths Threat All Lungs.
II = curinE rnors cssss % Coaghs. Code. Asthma.
lifuarhils Cr,up ant an Thruaf and Lang trouelss
ihsn sny cher mssCae. he proprietof has aathof.
lned az truEgst 81 GIVE yea sample ectue ire ~
ooavincs yoa - N mSnt u this greaf remedy.
4 49, h.filaa 49, ~ Al
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

A J. CvKTis. Esl. o. West PARIS. i
= candidate Coz Representative % the
Legislator, from the dis;ric, composed Of
Pans. Bgek6sld and Milton Plantation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

AT . Prohibition party meeting =,
Deering. comparison vas made between
the resolution adopted by the NA,ionAl
Liquor Dealers Convention snd the tenn
per.nee plank Of the Republican plat
form. and by vote q the meeting Il
was decided that The liquor dealers reso-
luton vAs The better one. OF course,
that "a. TO Be expected. Any action
that the Prohibition party may take re.
suits 10 the advantage Of the liquor
dealers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

TnE American people are going TO
.bo- Via, they think o. Mr. Blaine.
next ~esk Ga hi. ARRIVAL ia Ne~ York
be l. to b. given the creates; reception
ever accorded private citizen Of Amer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
BORN

Ia Nor-.y. JAY -. % The MI, ofJo.,ln \. Ever.
Il >asSh Bst.si..Jsly .. 70 Mr.. AMI Mr.. n. }.
h m.so,,l. JAY .. 70 The off, q o. z. Ru...u {.
farrtffr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
MARRIED.

IN RrowufsIt Iaiy ~. BrsiisY Ansn. y IIirAm,
AL Ciarioe q Fssssn.isn, ~ Bfosuheli.
a. ONf1ft. ialY "a. ~ Rev. Geo. D. Teskshury,
John n. Elssorih All Nslis N. Wool. both q
urfnl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
MAINE WESLEYAN SEMINARY
And Female College.

ThsTal Term Eli commrnos AaTaa fsih, rth
. - roaf.rs ~ siniT Atcisrr Cosrs ~ ts.ilfs
Coilrrs frFpsfsiafY. rsssIoal, AL s,lsuf.ar Ssmi
stfY Naursss Norus. MISE. Az sai tnmmrfrial
nepsffrafnis.
Graiasis. frufn ~ Celsrr rrspsfstsfy Caarss ars
siniIisi d, WssIrfta raiFrrs.iT. n1sdon AL othsf
colleges sfhuut fnsmIutfinn.
n NurtnA l~partmfnf hts lern Developed AL
afvarthfufd ~ e. sifft1a q a. siifouA teacher.
Etpsnsrs ul.Hifrsfr.
~ fafttsr InfffJusfian appir a. ne fftsHifnf.
A. n. SMITH. u. %, keuts III.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
EvELiNE y. BICKNELI.
By GEo. A. wiLsoS. hsr Any
Ne,iss az Ps,i,iss 60. Di.sh.rs..
stnte Of Mntur.

OxFORD, - Court Of Insolvency. In the esss
- TRisfRAM ~. DURkLL. IhsolVsht
D~btsr,
NOTICE 10 hereby given that petition ha. on
~ this eishtesuth day 81 July, A. ~ Is--,
been presented 10 ssh court for said county, by
Tristan n. Du'ell of Bethsl In the county of
oxford praying that b may 10 dseresi . faildl.
charge from I'll his debts ,prOvable under ths pro-
yi.ilns % Chapter seventy ~ The Statutes Of
Maine, And upon sAii peiition, 10 L. oniers.l
by sAld court thai hearing be hal upoa the same
before ssid court AZ Probate Court room 10 Pans
in said county % Oxfori, on Wednesday, the
tsenty secOod DAY Of Auxast, A. u. los, At zine
O'Clock In the forenOou and that notice thereof b.
publishs,i In the oxford Democrsl. . Newspaper
published In said ooanty % OsfOrd. 0acs q seek
iOr two successive weeks, the last publicaiiOn 20
be seven days before the day Of hearing sni
that all creditors ~bo have proved their debts,
aad other psrsons Interested. may appear ct ssid
place Ani time and shOs cause N Any thsy have
Why disehsrge should not Be granted salf debtor
socordinE 70 NE prsyer 81 his petition.
Atisstl IitRRiCk 4 DAVIS. Register
Of said COart foe sail COunty Of OnfOri
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

Va would Ike TO ssk the lewiston
Journal Il "-oollsn" i.a', ''quiis Eag-
hsb. and "-oolsn' good deal more
Hks Unels sam, language
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
DIED.

IN Paris. jelly IS. Iispsihsh Voss Mann, wife u
Cyras Ch.pman. agtd IS years. months. days-
Ia Psris, NJ. Jaly y, George Iacksf. f,fusriy u
Wo,isfosk Couu., aErd - yesfs. Inouths. funsf.
a Tuesday, 4. N. Il ths rssiisnce % Iva Aussin
Chsss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

A rESsioN hss been granted 10 Yer.
aaus ID lfsh. Blekfsli. snd "a increase
20 Percy o. BDsht. S5vth Pans
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

Tur authorized ~. Of Gen. Haui.os.
BIZ Gen. Lss Wallace. .oon 10 Be issued.
should BE- a. Interesting work. Gen.
Wallace i. The hie.long anl trusted frisnd
q Gen Hurisla. aad therefore las 81.
periof opp5uaniiie. Coz wtiiins a bog.
raphy valuable b,,h IN poin, q reliability
ahi Literary msfit. MI ID ; Knapp Of
South Psrs i eAnv.sias the ,osas o.
Pan. aad N't~sy fo' thi. work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31
Ns,iss Of second s.s,ias Of Creditors d.
IusolvsasY.

ryNO the creditors % HAkLEs u. EAMgs
OF Maine, InsOlvent Debtor You are hsreby nOtl
ned. That with the approval Of the Jufxe Of ne
Court Of Iasolveney for ssi county. The secouf
pointed "a Be held al me froeste Court room IN
Paris. IN ssid County. on weinestaY the 2li dsy
Of Assust, A. ID. tsss. a nlas o'clock In The lore
noon. fou uiil govern yourselves accordingly.
Given under nv hand and the order Of Court,
this Ian dsy Of July, A. u lsss-
HERRiCK q. DAVIS, Register Of the Court OF
Ipsolvency for ssid County Of oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-31

HlKEisoN And MoEroS. w. X
More o, S1g,h Psrs i eahv.s.ins the
tosns q Pans. N1Fsay md OSfotd fo'
The lives q Harn,oa Aai M5ftoa.
Smyrna times., 1888-07-04
Lnvinr a Railroad TracI,.

The track of a railway is never done.
It is always wearing out and always be-
ing replaced Some Of the early English
engineers, not approaching this, endeav-
ored to lay down solid stone walls coped
with stone cut to a smooth surface, on
which they laid their rails. They called
this permanent way" as distinguished
from the temporary track of rails and
cross ties used by contractors in building
the lines But experience soon showed
that the temporary track if supported by
q bed of broken stone, always kept itself
drained and was always elastic, and re-
mained in much better order than the
more expensive so called permanent
way" When the increase in the weight
Of our rolling stock began to take place,
dating from about 1870, iron rails were
found to be wearing out very fast.
Some railway men declared that the
railway system had reached its full de-
velopment. But in this world the supply
generally equals the demand. When a
thing Is very much wanted, it is sure to
come, sooner or later The process OF
making steel invented by. and named
after, Henry Bessemer, Of England, and
perfected by A. l. Holley, Of this coun'
try, dave us o steel rail which at the pres.
ent time costs less than one OF iron, and
has life Of five or six times as long
even under the heavy loads Of today
We are now approaching very near ths
limit Of what the rail will carry, whils
the Joints are becoming less able to d.
their duty.-Thomas Curtis Clarke II
Scribner S Magazine.
Smyrna times., 1888-07-04
A Bell Drops from the Clouds.

The OxfOd, Pa, press relates the
following: A singular incident occur
ed at the farm of Dance Bros, East
Nottingham, on Monday. Miss Mary
E. Dance was in the orchard feeding
her chickens when she heard a tinkling
of a bell overhead and suddenly a
small one fell to her feet. On picking
it up Miss Dance found it was a sleigh
bell about an inch in diameter. First
assuring herself that it was not thrown
from a neighbor's tree top by some
mischievous person, she exhibited it
and related the circumstance to her
brothers and the conclusion arrived
at was that the bell had been attached
to one of the belled buZZards that have
for some years made this section of the
country, their habitatiOn, and, that it had
become detached whilst the bird was
flying over the orchard. 1t was
fortunate that it did not strike Miss
Dane on the head in its descent, which
it came close to doing, as it fell within
few inches of the rim of her hat
The bell was brought to the Press
Office on Wedneday, where it is on ex-
hibitiOn. The shank and hole through
which the string passed by which il
was tied to the bird have become bright
from wear.