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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21

The Boston Herald. with . hourish.
announced the names Of several prOmi-
nent Rspublieai. who would vote the
Democratic ticket this year for The fr,
time" The lis, Included DE-. A. G. Ham,
lin Of Bangor. Col. r T. Heath Of Wa
tervills, and Prof A. W. Small Of Colby
University. Dr.. Hsmlin aid Col. Heath
promptly dsny the statement. As Coz
Prof Small. Il would Be sufficient to say
that. contrary TO precedent, b. . teach.
Ing bis s,adsnts protection for Amsries;
bat be has taken pain, to write the Her.
aid, asking q correction. and saying that
II be scratches" aay name on the Re-
publiesn ticket IN September. Il oil not
be 10 Substitute the name Of . Demo-
erai. He will vote IS inislligsntly 90 be
can IN supper, Of the principles Of the
Republican party.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21
to be filed.
co~@eu Easii.A s,sdi...

The Principal takes pleasure in pre-
sonting 10 the patrons Of Hebron
Academy the above board 81 instruct
ion consisting Of three college grad
uate and q teacher in Mathematics
whose excellent work in past years
has given her a good name, well de-
served, aud needing only an announce
ment that she is 10 remain in charge
Of this department
II will be the aim Of this old school
10 be worth more than ever before as
a training school. The course OF
study has been carefully revise for
the coming year-special attention
and time being given 10 the study OF
English Grammar and language,
English Analysis, rhetoric and Eng.
lish Literature.
Mr.. +. X Glover, will have
his new and large building ready for
letting rooms this Fall Term. The
rooms are well ventilated and conven-
lent and will be LET at reasonable
prices.
Expenses at Hebron Academy rs
low as at any school. Of similar grade,
in the State Tuition, Languages
500, Higher English 5000, Com
mon English $500.
A teacher in penmanship will be
here throughout the year.
Any information in regard TO the
school and assistance in securing
rooms gladly given 10 all who will
write to the Principal or Sec. Y. l..
Packard, Esq. For catalogues or any
information desired write
w. T. SARGENT,
Principal, Hebron, Ne.
Hebron Academy, Aug. 4, 1888.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21
DIED.

n NoF~.y. Aus. ., Nsu.s Ba.-,a. assd - yssr
ard monfhs.
IN NorwsF. Aas. "a. q eholsra iaf.ntum. end
81 NJ. knt Mr.. Dsnisl smitA. Agtd shouf ons year
In samser. Alg. :, Mr. Aanis honui. agsd g
ytaFs-
IA soStA Hi-n. Aas. :. Abrln Libby. assd u
yssrs.
In feriasi. AuE . a The hsins tssasr.l Hospital.
Los n Gsgs. tsaghisr q ~ lafs Df. Leader Gage.
u W sterford. sged - years
u P.,is. Ass :, Jsu.ss n. Eusr. as,d II y,sr.'
n m.enths Nnd Il dsys
IA E.ss ssaSsr, Aas. S.'El@ia. Boassy. .ssa -
years-
% K..s RssA.L Ass. II. Mr.. s.r.A rO-,r.. .s,d
shouf a year,.
= oI'Srd. Aus. II Mr.. s.r.A reg. .s.d o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21

CARD on THANKS We desire through
the columns OF your paper TO express oar
heartfelt gratitude 10 our kindly friends
OF South Paris who have 80 generously
assisted us Ia our time OF need, and e..
peelslly do ve remember our nearest
nelghbors. May our kind Father remember
them.
ONO X. Bran.
Miss ISEx A. BEAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21
Tn. P.pui.,,.. Of r.r...

Il ahout tAres thousand. ahi ne vOsli .Ay a least
oas hAf afs troabed sth some sfsctoa the throat
Ani lgngs. a. thcse complaints are. sofdng n stat
stlcs. more uameroas than others. We vOali advise
al car resders not 10 nes go the opportunity - call
a their druggist ani 81 . bottle u kemps Bsssm
90 Tie fhroN and Lungs- Trial slre frss. Large
hcstis. Sc. snd ti. SID BY al Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21

THE ocean Is vide. and . steamer on
i,' surface 3 very small affair ys, Oe-
e,sionslly the paths Of too Of these II,
,ls Affairs lie % close together thu, they
meet Ia mid-oessn. with q result like
that reported last week. large steam
sr suns almO.; Instantly and over haa-
dred live. lost.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21

Thar blind MeNsslly case i again
brOugh, into public notice The Ns-
Brunswick detective Who arrested Nc.
Neatly has served wi, Of suachmen,
on 'he treasurer Of the baak. claiming
the reward offered BY tie bsnk Tor the
recovery Of the stolen securities. This
starts up the rumOr that The rs-aid vas
paid TO the dsfsultsr instead Of 10 bis
brother. ou, tia, IL soms,hins tia, no.
body knows
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21

wE would call attention 10 the sdysr.
tissmsut % The Portl.bd Business College
In another columns. A. Grsy. A VI Is
Princlpsl and proprietor. This College
hss The rrpUtAiiOu through the country OF
being thoroughly reliable school, and OF
snlfting superior faciliils- fnr impartlug
. good business sducstiOn. Parents hsv-
leg sons and fsughters 20 educate will not
make mls,ate n they send them % this
school The school will reopen Aug {.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21

THE Democrats have discovered that
II H.uisop !, elected Blaine vii Be Sec
Rotary Of State. That i. no, sirs thing
BY any means; bat !, would no, be
offensive 10 any one who believe. in
Ameficanism.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21

Mr.. Richardson |. {. graduate Of low
doin College. Mi. BuTIsll Of fyeburg
Academy. and Miss Written Of 0orham
Normal School, ssd Mr. Stanley Of Farm.
ing,on Normal school.
Advantages TO Teachers.
I, will BE- seen tha, the above lie, In.
elude. two graduate. Of Normal Schools,
one Of Pennington. the other Of Gorham.
The Principal Of the Academy uses all
honorable means TO obtain schools for
pupil. aud graduates, and seldom fails.
Mutual Sciences.
Special .,,sn,iOn Is paid to these bran.
ehts.
Astronomy !. studied during the Fall
Term by the aid Of one Of the fines, tel
e.eope. In Maine.
College Preparatory.
A, will BE- seen by reference to the
rcen, Catalogue Of Bo-doin College,
,hi. school !. nov fally established |.
one Of It's three fitting schools.
A certificate from the Principal admits
TO Dartmouth or Wellesley. wi,hou, en-.
animation.
Ineluding those admitted this year
Py,burs Academy h.. i'esAiy graduate.
In the above college. a. students while
one % ir recent graduate. i, . member
q the Faculty =, Bo-doin.
Board and Tuition.
The hishs,, tuition i' only seven dol.
lars. While board can be obtained =,
InRrE DoLLARL WIKI. which Includes.
Of course. room, wood. lights. &c.
Summer bosrdsr, eanno, obtain the
same room, for ls,s than three dollars and
fifty cent. week. for the room merely,
~iibou, board
Tks..ms f.miis. which board students
"a from three dollars 10 three dollar, and
= quarter ATE nov taking bofder a.
.,ysn dollar, . week. and e,nno, take all
Who apply
The academy. a. we'll .. the Whole
village. j. supplied nth pure water from
0e,n Moub,sin The location !. health.
iul. ard ih. scenery !. beautiful.
The tibnp cOniiins over 1000 Volumes,
including Appleton. Ns~ Encyclopedias.
A ns- pisno has been recently pur.
chased. IL. use fee to those studying
music
The Academy Bell,
Published by the students. !. one Of the
fh,., school paper. in New England.
The rspuiaiiOu Of the school /. excel
lent. d.iins back to the time -hen Dan
isl Webster "a. its PrineiPsl
Send for a Catalogue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21

THH RsPablis.s. o. Bgsk6s1 ill
false Harrison And Morton a,s Ss,ur-
day. Aug 25th. a, $50 p. VI. Good
speakers will b. in .iisad.nes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21

A. q family medicine which IL readily
taken by The youngest child ~ well ~ By
The aged and innrm with the same bene.
feiAl results Browns Instant Relief IL IN
sQualed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21
BORN

In Eaelss,d. Aus. IA - ne -ifs Of Fr,d A. A..
II san P.n.. Ass - n -is ofw.J. wheeler.
IA er..s-eei. Ass. :. to he ID. Of WALKER IN
mon.. dAaEhtrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21
MARRIED.

In Fsris, AuF. "a. b. Rev. q. Msye. Nc. fsisr n.
uo.dsn AID Mr.. Kaiis 7. stS~sii. bo,h u Psn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21
STATE ~ MAINE.
COUNTY or OXFORD. a.

STATE az MAINE.
COUNTY or OXFORD. 81.
To the sheriff of sny COunlJ 10 cur ssh stats or
ether of bic Depsiils, Gresiipg
We CON nssi I,a. To Alta h the good. OF a..
Of Ons liunifei DoiiArs AL sammpa the said
Il. fsnissi 10 ne mar be fousi "a yea pre- iseil
90 sppsu before our Jasiioss % oaT supreme
Jadisiai Csau bsu 90 b hOlisa At Paris, win IN
All ior std CIuatT o. Otfofi, Oa the sec mi
TuesdaT OF OeiObsr. A. u is,s thsa aat there In
oar sail COuf, % anssef snto sarah j. Small of
Csnt0a In said county, In plea Of divorce FOr
said sarah J. Small. your lbslsnt. would infOf n
this IloaorAble touTt N u she sas lssiutly MAJ.
red q her ha.bani, the sad willard W. snail,
Oa the tsentls,h dAy Of November. A. ID. lssl,
81 Ca loo. Ia ssid CDaaty All stale that ne "
have Ia b,fn ], The N Gee eiili. q s0f. ChArles
L., ssei yens thai sias sail interm Nrfiase
Oh. ha. awsys eOaiueei herself &c o taHhfal
wlf. tsssfds her ssh hasbsnd bat hst he. 70.
Eadle Of his marriage igiY ani Oblig siions (,
vholiy deserted yoar s,h liDslsnt on the
DAY 81 n rch, A ID 1854. AL siae ssit tin. has
ooalTioua q nothias tpsnds her sappJn nc that
Of theu child wherefore che pave rishl snd
laslicc that The b0ads of mstrmoaf etistiog be-
I'VE, hsr sbd her sali hssb AMI mar be dissolved
ssd that the esf. AID easioiJ Of o cir s.ii child
may he dscrced 10 her according 10 Law IN tbls
beta maize asd prOyisei
Tour said lbei.ni would farther isfJrm ihls
hosorsble Coat thai The pre- sent residence 10 not
ksOwa - her Dor he's u bgsn TO- N IRE thaa On rec
years snf that sbe h.s Deea uaaDls o o csftlia
hl. Oh. ~ abSsts "a Sgh she hs-sSefeisod r.ssoa.
able dnixenes 10 do %. bsiei 81 CaaIJn this
issa,l ss,essh day Of JslJ. A y lss
SARAH SMALL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21

STATE or MAINE.
COUNTY or OXFORD, %.
surHEsE JUDICIAL Couhr. IN VACATION.
Bsthsi, Aus. = 4. ID. ls>s
Upon the foregoing libel. Ordered, That the
Libslsnt give bOles N the said Inc es IN appear
before the Jss,ics OF oar Supreme Jsdiciai Court.
10 be holden ~ Paris. within and for the County
Of Oxford. on the second Tnssday of Octobss,
A. ID. isss, BY Tublisbinx On aiieslef oopT Of sid
libel. And ihis order hsron. three week. sscoes.
slvsly IN the Oriofd Dsnteraf, . nsvspspsr
prn ted 10 Paris. in our Co1niy 90 Oniord. the
Isst pub iifsliob 10 be thirty days "a least prior
show eanse, N anv he have. WY the pfayer OF
said Libeisst should not - gsasied.
J..,,,. Of IN. q. ., nu Ja xHis,i c..a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21
STATE or MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, ss.-Jaly n, lass
fsrsoasliy sppesref IN I've asm a sAras J.
Small sId made cali % tbs ruth OF the foregoing
siAsmsnl sni pssiti .. ~ her "a pseflOst
Bsl0rs ms. HIRAM ELLIS.
ysstice Of the Psaee.
Yet the sad Defendant. IN Daga onsn O. qas.iej,
ha not pali tue sane, bai Deglsct and reiase 90
then and there b made q appsn. Win other das
dam zee: ant ss yoa taene ihs srii, van yosr
a IaEs ttersia.
WINES. JOHN A. rEfERs. Chief Justice Of
saii Court st PARIS, tie twenty evsnih dy
OF Jaly. u the yea' OF our Lord one thlasant
AIsEaTs. AUSTIN, cisrt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21
A Hot August

before clothes have done well enough through
tho cool July will noo thinner goods this month Konnoy
pummer chance buy light weight goods
bargain they have got 10 b out OF the before fall the
You The benefit YOU will got from them
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21

vxzxs Yearly subscriptions, sila. N pail
strictly Ia advance othsr~tss. go per ye>r.
sinrla copies. fOar cents.
ADvnEfisN~Hxfs. Ali ierNl sfvvrtissmsnts
arr given three consecutive Insertions nc : -
psr lnch In lenrfh ~ column. frooste notioes
inssrta-i a. above fnr 49, cach. ekesrt tho-s
waiting - Naal Eslais. shlch are 80 each
spaciAl CONTRACTS male uith locNl, TRANSIENT o.
yearly advertiser.
joe Psfwrfxa.-The Onfuri peuaccrNt ofnce
A. Ill .fnrEr.f uffh re- materials tur DOING
81 kinlts ~ plain 90 fAnCY lob prtntlaE. An
sFpsrienresf loh printer d slsays IN M oinfss
AMI a. cur pressesArs run ~ steam. - -
.uarsntss prumpt All satisfactory sofk.
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County Tieset


Frr ~ecsiers.
rnTN q RAM af srrrnso.ni
IAMEr WRielfr. IT fsrs-
- Cuaarr Oarrlalst.aufr,
WILLIAM WuuusrM. of rsra.
20 Ialry 81 rrotsis.
GEuEGE A WILSON. ~ rsns.
~ Esr..isf ~ rroasis,
uERMCE G. DAVIS. 81 Fsrs
T.rCoauty Attausy,
u>CARu uEEsEY. 20 n.,sfs.i.
fof rterf
CYEUs n woENELL. o. Bs,lsL
Taf Coaaiy Trtasarsf.
GEOEGEN ATWOOD. 81 rsu..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21

MAJ stanley. Queen Elect. Hattie y shaw.
Tlorencs stanley, Marion " Jones.
Anna. Mabel d Parsons.
Cotinns. lschoolmAiss. Mabel q. Hathaway.
Nay, Hattie l.. Porter.
Mise. Marin, ssett, wheeler and stuart.
Maui. Laura 4. clifford.
Nellie Trace Thaysr.
Belle. Merry school Gir's. Edith Hicks.
Louise. Ava Leach.
Kate, LlIEie Leach.
frvciOsA. = Gipsy girl. Helen 7. Morton.
PepitA Nkdgs =. Wilson.
Islma. \ fortune Tellers, Mabel n. Nichols.
LaiA. Gertie A. Hall.
MATguitA. Gipsy Eirl. Msbsl stuart.
jose. etpsy Chief Geo A. Brisgs.
llenrigne. ,.t...t.. frei BArro~s.
taflos n. 4. ThayeF.
Lieut.. Howard. A. G. withsm.
Zen Bolt. "a. u. Jordan.
Chorus OF school Girls. Flower Uirls aud
Gipsics.
Admission, IS aud 10 cents Ice cream,
angel cake and lemonade will be served Of.
ter The entertainment
Friday evening the eantats. The Dairy.
maids Supper, with the following casts
Farmer, Geo A. Brisg.
Farmers wife. Hattie y. shaw
CORY y. A. Thsytr.
Phillis, Marion " Jones
Chorus % MiiEmen. Chorus OF MilkmAiis, and
chorus Of hilkcAns. Chalk and Pump.
Supper will be served. Admission 20
aud 10 cents. The hall viii be open amer.
moons At three O'Clock for the sale Of
sprous and fancy articles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21

solomon I Mulsti. Norssy, n u. smith,
Norway. ". : Robinson. Hartford. nyron 4,
Walt. tantnu. Carlton GArinsr. hncknsld. A.
o. -hnftlsr. -oath Pats, MNson. 20. Parts
Iudge Fry~, neth.l, 4. :. hd-ards, Bethel
A. OHfurt. a. A. ThAysr, Paris. =. a. Hutch.
iuson, Paris Tho. - brigham. Portland.
fornsrlY 81 liackneld. 4 n. Ladien. piKnsii
A. :. kimbAi. NoruAy. ChAs. q. Mason, Nor'
Nay
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21
The Academy Bell,

published by the students. i. obe Of the
has., school papers in New Rnel.nd.
The reputation Of the school /. excel
lent. d.iins back TO the time -hen Dan
i,l Webster "a. It's PrineiPsl
Send for a Catalogue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-21

G.. VI. Holland from III. committee
selected % nominate Couniy Commit
tee. made the following report. which
~. accepted X. A. Frye. Bethel. Ch.s
+. Holt. Norway. y T. Hss,ing.. Frye
burg. h c. Wait. Canton, Smith Haley,
Bro~nhsld. samuel X Carter. Paris
Hoo. X A. Frye then introduced
Chails. + Allen Of Drs,dsn. who ad.
dressed ,he convention a, some lsng,h on
the tariff is.us. Mr.. Allen made = very
candid speech advocating free trade.
The convention adjourned.
Among the leading Oxford County
Democrats present were
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27
A Mammoth Enterprise.

During recent visit 10 Baltimore We
had the pleasure Of visiting the mammoth
new factory Of Chas NJ S,icf i Co., the
enterprising piano manufacturers Of Bal.
,imorc. This five story building Ufmam-
moth proportions Is beautifully situated
on u high elevation At the corner Of lIar-
varl Ave and Townsend Street. and is
surmountcd by Tower overlooking the
entire city Of Baltimore. and from which,
on aclear day. Washington's Monument in
the city Of Washington can be seen. The
interior Is beautifully furnished in modern
style and complete with all modern con-
venicnccs. with an army Of workmen not
surpassed for ability In the art piano max
Ing anywhere. To give you an idea Of the
different styles and grades Of pianos manu-
featured in this establishment would be
impossible And We will not undertake
Il. We would however advise any one
who contemplates purchasing piano TO
visit this factory where they will find
courteous aid polite attendants, who
will take pleasure In showing them
through the factory and explaining the
merits Of the different makers. They keep
on hand large lot Of second hand in
struments which they will sell at low iig'
urcs. The business Office Of this enterprise
Ing firm is at No. o Liberty Street, where all
lovers OF fine music will be courtcously
received and entertained
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27
From Newark.

One Of the brakes on the mail train be.
came loose last Tuesday night just after
leaving this plae md falling down struck
the ties and "A M some OF the road.
The whcg sere also torn from under
ore boy fand the passenger car was
throy Bm the track Mr.. VIM. Bailey,
al man, ran out on the platform TO
pY thc break, not knowing Of course
\ the trouble was, and fell to the
gfOaind, II giving him thorough shaking
up but no serious injuries were sustained
Mr.. Gordon Adkins has completed his
arrangements for the cunning season,
having purchased bran new brcech.
loading gun. and the choice bird.dOg Of
Berlin. Mr.. Adkins Is now fully equip.
ped ahd expects 10 mock the birds right
and left the frs, ia" the law will permi,
I - eso,
8. Adkins has abou, completed
=" tw0-s,Ory house aud is giving Il u
anishing touch with the paint brush We
congratulate him on the taste he has eX-
ercised in selecting the colors and hope
tha, this improvement may lead to Others
In our town.
What il the matter with the Snow liill
butchers , An employee OF one Of them
went to Mr.. Taylor Dennis last week and
80, yoke of oxen and took them Ia
Snow Hill where they were bu,chered.
The boy had been sent To Mr.. Ned llOl'
stems for oxen but made mistake and
got them from the wrong house. Mr.
Dennis oxen were for sale cons equcntly
no harm was done. ZAck.
When you visi, Baltimore. stop AT the
Maltby House, where will be found trs,
class accommodations and exceedingly
low rates.
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27

While Stockton cannot boast Of mod.
ern boom, yet We are not behind our
neighbors In making improvements.
A volunteer corpse have bcgun shelling
the streets and IL they keep on "Sandy
Hllr' will soon be n very undeserved name.
Capt. J. w. Payton's residence Is near
Ing completion, and Mr.. John Taylor's
new house just finished makes u marked
improvement In that part Of the town.
Mr.. George w. Covington Is having a
new dwelling house built on his farm near
town.
Our farmers finished seeding their
wheat abou. week ago
About two thousand large blue fish
were brought here on the train wednes.
day morning. They were caught a, sca
near Chincotcaguc and make the larges,
lot seen here for many years past.
Mr.. Henry Jones. near town. had the
misfortune TO loose fine cow one day
this week she was valued at one hundred
dollars f
Mr.. X. r. Macdonald is visiting at Capt.
Gideon Price Mr. Macdonald rode
from his home in Wilmington on his hi.
cycle aud purposes to continue his trip
down the shore TO Richmond. va.
Mr. James X. Riggin lef, here on Tues
day morning for Philadelphia.
EcSRps
Democratic messenger., 1888-10-27
Pro Bono Publico.

Mcssrs. John and James Dobson the
great carpet manufacturers Of Philadelphia
are doing larger business than ever this
year dlspitc the fact that this Is Presi.
dental year. This firm have not only one
ofthe largest carpet mills in the country
but havca retail store at 800 and Sii
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. which Is
well worth visiting, even II you don't
want to buy carpet. Here In this man.
moth building one call find every kind Of
carpet, from the highest to the lowest
grades Of their make. As they make them
they can guarantee them. They have been
doing business in Philadelphia for many
years and are one Of the richest and most
reliable firms In Pennsylvania. About this
timeiof tho year they have their marked
down" sale which Is now going on. Mr..
Cox, the manager Is pleasant gentleman
and will take pleasure in showing the
many readers Of this paper throughout
the Eastern Shore and In Delaware who
will visit the establishment Of the Messrs.
Dobson. over the building and show them
some Of the greatest bargains ever offered
in fine carpets, There is no excuse now
for any housckccper not having good
carpets. at the low figures quoted by this
house In our advertising columns to-day