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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-17
MAKE ROOM FoR Nm.

The renowned John l.. Sullivan an
n0unces Ia letter 10 the New York sun
that h. will b. a candidate for Congress
rnsn on the Democratic ticket II the
nomination l. rendered him. New, as
the district which h. desires 10 represent
l. Democratic by large majority. 80
there would b. no doubt % am election
following domination, Ne would sug-
gest that the Represeutatiye-elect from
that district resign Immediately. hi.
would give time Tor a new election before
Congress mests In December, and the
champion brulser would thus h. enabled
10 participate In the Organization % the
House hefore the laws % Mississippi
enforce his residence In that state. Bos-
ton would certainly never keep her IA
vorite sou waiting two years for the
honor that l. due. Besides, n they wait
tin next year. the champion viii Be I'M
able to take part personally In the cam
pAign. a. hls term In the Mississippi jail
win not expire until after his election.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-17
ARE YOUR HENS HEALTHY,

owing o. extreme heat. moisture. aud
either causes. there ha. heen much dull
ness aud disease among poultry the past
summer. aud especially among chickens
aud Young pullcts expected to lay this
fall aud Wluter. for this reason. II
would ~ grrat mistake Ia Kill OF all
The old hens when the moultlng season
1. At hand and the hen. have stopped lay
Ing. got fat. and serm to b. eating their
heads OF. because Il l. fact that
year-old hen. II properly cared for aud
helped al the moulting season To get her
new coat quickly, 80 she Tan he got to
laying early. will lay more aud BITTER
egg. than Young pullets, particularly II
the pallets arr weakened by diarrhra,
cholera. gape-, etc. Many people have
learned by experience that >heridan's
Condition Powder given once, daily. In
the food, will supply the needed material
o. strengthen and lnvigorate sick chick
ens OF moulting hens aud grt them to
laying earlier than anything else on
earth. Mrs. Edwin Brown, East Grcen-
wich. X. l., says II could not do with
out Sheridan's Condition Powder when
hens arr moulting. II u the only thing
Ia keep them healthy. use Il for gape-
aud diarrhGa. for when chickens are
small they often drO0p and die. To a
pint u clabberel milk | add teaspoon
ful % the powder. mix well, and LEI the
chicks eat all they will once a day; II
does seem e. De- Just what they need,
they soon become 40 vigorous. People
laughed At me When began To Use >hcr-
idin's Powder. aud had no Idea should
win premium. They laugh best Who
laugh last, however. | got morr eggs
than any IL my neighbors, aud some of
thsm had over 100 hens. We Matched
% chickens from - eggs, obtained while
forcing our hens 10 lay With your pow
der; 40 you can see there was no trouble
about eggs hatching.- I. :. johnson &
Co., - Custom House Street, Boston,
Mass. (the only makers ~ sheridan's
Condition Powder, will send, postpaid,
two Ascent packs IL Powder and their
Poultry Raising Guide, for ca cents.
The book alone costs IS cents. For
sl.e0, large Ia pound can Irregular
price, and book; ak cans $500, express
prepaid. send stamps or essh. Inter
esting testimonials sent free; also, for
cents, a sample copy Of the beet Poul-
try paper published.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-17
THE WEEK In MAINE.
The MOST IMPORTANT STATE NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD.

The entering classes In the Maine col
legr. arr considerably above the aver
agr In Numbers.
\ harl-lcoking tramp shot III. &. Bur
leigh's dog. aud threatened Mr. Burleigh
himself. At hi place Ia Nassalboro one
morning last week.
An Augusta man broke the stock ~ a
gun over hi wife's head, aud badly used
a man who interfcresl. lie got away
before the officers got hold Of him.
The grand Jury In kcuncb.c County
found Is indictments, ~ ~ which arr for
llquor selllng. some ~ the leading drug
storc. In Augusta have been Indicted NJ
liquor nulsanccs.
\ slate quarry Ia shirley l. Ia b.
opened by Providence, X. L., parties.
| the town l. soon to hold a meeting Ia
take action on granting all 60 the enter
prize In the shape ~ abaiing taxes.
The citizens % Springvile have sue
cc,,lc,i In raising siO,oo by subscription
which lnsurc- the location In that town
IL the Nudge Shoe CO., ~ Danycr-,
Mass. 4 foundation for the new build
ing will De- put In AZ once aud the strIci-
urc completed a. soon a. possible.
II was decided that there was no ease
against County Attorney SWeetser Of
Waldo, who's. removal va. a.ke,i ~ the
/ Governor on the ground that he had not
used reasonable diligence la the prose
/ cutlon Of liquor suits. The case Was
therefore dismissed by the government.
4 state Boarl IT Trade was organized
In Portland last weck. Nine boards ~
trade wcrr represented. Hon. Henry
Iori II Hanger was Chosen president,
VI. y. Rich ~ Portland secretary, q. y.
Weymouth ~ Blddcfori TREASURER. \
,icr president from each II the local
lroanls Was also chosen.
The tax piyers of I'rak. Island arr
| Indignant. The cause II the indignailon
i an Increase ~ their taxes Of from a.
~ pcr cent over isSs. IN attempt viii
~ made tn have the taxes reduced.
~ome of the owner. say their property
l. valued hy the assessors AZ more than
~ Der cent. above what they have offer
ei 10 sell !, for.
The railroad commissioner. have ap-
proved tsmporar, methods ~ heating
| for most of the railroads Ia the state.
| The Hakrf bot water hester was APPROX
81 for the Grand runk rad. The Dun
tar heater was rejected fpr the Numfuri
Falis and Buckfeli road. In every cas-
| the common Nood az coal stove Was ~
| ie,ted. IN. arrangement 1. only TEN.
porary on any - thu rusis, a. they arr
~ g. H. heated by steam after The first
/ ~ Jutx tNfHl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-17

Hon n n Dunn q Main. Il d.ai
A frviSht ~r,,k la ini.AnA oau-ci $1,000
49,
n.s Cas-. IAis In.iiaHs have .isB.'i the nv
traiy
Druggist Prank n easy u worusier
49, sialls.i Nv q thi~f
S.arto defeated 40 sunnr Ca The ThAInss ny
an irngths And - stiil ohaHipiou q Tie ~orlL
T~o -stion m-u have ounfc.-s.i the Iul'
l.fy = i'ansur ami i'i-staquis freight car.
Rsgvr J Ilattls /. loli ia $50 Zoe as.auli
~.ih intent 10 AL psunls ilAggvriy la H.
In
ClicaEo prus-ss 10y orilnanc- a. fofbsi
tho buning u 1T o~l Ia the oi,y AMI
hariur
Tho ds-vniants q fornsr law. sho~ .
It'll a. valuable lar.is In ihs city u i.ogans
pct, lbi
n.s E,anr~lscsi Allanc. l. considering the
qus.iion q s-tsill.hing ho-IaiAi I~sio'ais
la nu,tun
Tie thirii.ih anniversary q California,
simi-sioa b. The Un.ou Wa Cslsbfais,i At Han
fpnci-co
A hrlck trust ami high ~Ag-. ,hr,atsn n
intsrtsw ~erio.sly ~ith The rsbuiliing q
Se4ttie. " T
Or.vcnoT McCiurr. - var oli. commit-
til .uickie by hooting AZ stoidAri. Dssr
Mun-nslll-. y ~
A story com~- frum S~n Frsnci-ro that
ga mlnsp av I.ks,i up In The Alaskan al.
isrs-- anil ar pr,lahly without fest
Mr. Grant tas written a. G-orgr ".
Chiki. that shs ~in Mt cpu-ni h. the ~.
naval q Ten Grants rrmains a. Arlingion
sitof Fur~taughs cirru. musician. ~sr-
injured 81 kansss CITY by The ~rvyking q
tho land wAg,n ~hil" guing down . sis.p
hill
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-17
,.as..a.,. sept. a.


rhsr !. Az sIidsmic u dy.suisry ., Hue
Earth CITY. MINI
The twenty eighth NAiBs state fair hA.
t-gun AZ ls~ision
The oDiiiion q The cl,ioa crop tel 20
thru pants during August
The Me- Hampshire stat. Grange fair q,
nltn ~As .Ucy.-sfuily uf.Dsi
Iloa Leo Abtsit l. again DosninAiei fOr
gU,srpor by Ss~ Jsr-y psmocrais
Anothsr murier ~as committsi by "JAcl
ID. uTf.r- In Whiis'haI.l, Lo,ioa
In ,s-uator luiil.l.rgr q Virginia do
cla,- Zoe the whole D,tnncrailc ilckrt
Cathode n,sinl.rs q . hlor congr--s at
hontral ~srv denouncs,i frum tho pulIat
ThomAs lra ccmJany works al EAstSu.
Ia. has t-sn s,h a. An English syndicate Zoe
s1,i000
ChlcagoS ~~althy citir.ns arr Organizing
a. s.curv N. financial king Tor the ~orhf.
fair pruist
ChAfls- J Ssvary. metnl-r u the ie,gion
q Hooor anil Irusnin<ui In frvnch IuliticS,
dis,i At Ottawa
Jol Il Oriway, an sbycar-oh farmer u
London, y a., Vas s~inilsi cut u 500 by
o,nhisnce men.
Unitsd States Consul Eiwaris at Berlin Is
criticised by merchants q that city. who NY
b. subject. importers 90 unns--ary Neiaiions
Col &. 4 X Bmon. commAnder q Pot
a.. Grand Army, Lowell, has resign-i A. a
r-ult q the posts sction r,garing tie Tan
mr. resolution
Tie trustees - the verm0nt SihiIers' hons
hsll their annual me.ting yesterday at Zen
ningtou, and founi the institution la ats
fActory oonAition
The extension ~ the Mains Central frOm
Fabyabs a. SOttis ~ill scou L. otsn Zoe
irafic oficss q the mad made the tpi
imp over Il Yesterday
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-17

Cr~iiior. q tb- Waurvsan mills favO' .
I've years eAtension.
Near Manchs.tsf. NY. two men kilie.i q
third while'at churh.
LpuisiAna regulator. brutAlly murisr,i .
man and his daughter.
The RsTAhlicaRs carrisi the dsy At New
port. X /. rselec,ing Mayor C,ggeshall
The total numl-f II killed during the ~
c.nt rae, ~Ar In Mississippi Is sstimaisi at
ion
A civil -rvice examination u candidates
for insI-ciors of oonstrVshon will 900 L.
held
-Four msn ~sr kill.i AMI two fatally
injur.i bys boiler explosion at Oakland.
Gala
Henry n. Stanley 10 rvport~i marching
toward Mombsssa, having conquered hostile
NATIVES
Boston oonsum~i si,o0,Uo gallons Of
water from the CochitaAts and Sudbury sys-
TENS In August
Policy holisrs 81 the Granite STATE Mutual
Aid as-criation do not favor transfcrai 10 ths
Massachusetts, Benefit association
A Hud.ot, Mas, physician a-rrit~s the
death % . woman to failure "a obtain meii-
cine Sunday. the drug storss Icing elo--rd by
Law.
Among the pss-rnger arriving by the
steamer City Of New York, ct New York.
were senator Sherman and Chaunoey N.
Dspew.
fire In New Haven has burned on the
wins % the Southsrp New England Tele-
phone COMPANY and the Postal Telegraph
COMPANY.
The hotel At Bon Air, q summer rs~ort,
eight miles from Richmond, Va, on the
Richmond and Dsnville railroad, wasburn~i.
Io~ t2s.@
A young man named McGnth. who aid be
lived In Grsnvile, N. Y, . soa of Patrick
McGath % that place. was run over by Q
train ct Springfield. MasA, and fatally IN
jur~i
Arthur Call, Is years u age, of SAlem,
Ma, VAS shot In the groin whil- tending
target at the salem indep~pdent rife range
The ball struck . rock instead u the target.
and rebounding. hit him
A Dispatch from Rome ays; II b ~
ported that the Italian government VIII
srpsl Ko--outh from Italy On demand from
Germany. bssauss In an sddrs. 10 Hungars-
ans be protested against Prsmisr Tisas
tirsds - ainss yrsnoa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-17
s.iard.,. ..ni. "a.

1 N"Ns
Thrs live. wsr~ h-t by q collision On the
iTI-r ~ iAwrvD~
MOI, Indian lsR.i. In Minne-o,s arr to 10
)IsB~i a. ~sttlensnt
The attendants AZ the Par. srhibition nov
average isooo daily
IN. What crup q Franc- i n. oo, oo hush
u. greater than Asi year.
The Norwegian harIuentib. Ehisvoh ar
ri,~i In b,-iaa In distrrs.,
iianlan says he y r-ady o. race MAttsr-Dn.
Butsar o. los In England
An Arkansas ~ srhsr % iDsiict-i Tor the
murder q q brother minister.
A Central Pacific railroad hriigs In The
Sierra Nevada mountain Va. burn~i
E,-sssrs'ary Ind c0,t anil Mis- EhIicott
all frum Loeion Zoe Am rca to-day
The steamer G.rnA--r. has laBsl~i At Nee
yort s,gh,s.n Isr-uns Iact~i ~ 1T -
The PsnhsyIssnls mIany psuI"-- IA 10
iBo. I.s-snsrr fsrv. In tho o.airal sta,~s
Rivalry i-tw-n cuoduciors' as-scistion.
aAs oau-si . stnkson the Atlantic AMI fscihc
nailrsd
tn. U,rmsh hip GpsirrmuDls 10 sshors ca
Al-~com teach. y J., AMI viii prolably 10
total -.
IN. cruiser Atlanta arrived at Ss~or,,
aaving ~sathersi The gale In a mist admir-
,bls mAnner
Charl-. Ruth, . lettsr carrier. was Arrv-isi
,n.i hsLi for trial In Ns- York oa = charss
,, stealing i~,tsrs
s-nai~ voorhe.- i r,T.rt~i quito sick al
BIZ hosns in Washington lie bad -ver.
sus,-tiss chill "a thursday
Two Il,sion I.nlicvmen hal hari fight In
ih- dafs lasi ul-ht. bat finally sui.iBsi man
sho !. susIssis'i q lsing . criminal
r,srv arr symptoms q . raoc ~Ar at DsH.
lsr, No. over an attempt q regulators IA
ps,sui nsgrss iiDiing smTioyInsnt
y W Ges.i-in. wealthy tod manufsc-
iarvr. ~as murisrci Ia his Nes lork ofiioe
b, man With -hom D. bal trvubls over .
Iaion, suit
~ . meeting q N. Amateur Athi~,le
unison hsti ~ ths Astor house. Se~ lofs.
the Bo-,on Aihis,ic union ~as sl-ris'i IA
nirm,-fship
The hou-s q CLAUDE Als,rum In w~-,neh.
Ma. ~as enisr,si by rultsr. who stols .
iamond Tin. brac,Ist Anj nsC. watch chain
saips.i At $50
Oo,spor Dillingham; q vsrinont has cou-
missiuus,i Iso,slaBl Munson q Manchester.
VI. judge q The suIfvns court, la plAcs u
judge Nsah-y.
Capt Hot-ri y. bradford has, at his own
rvIus-i, b.,n relssyri frum ths oommAni u
the rortsmouth. y H.. navy yard, IA take
effect 90 oct I.
Williams s. co. q Chicago. ounirsc,or.,
doing vol for N. government on the u.s
military y.-i ~ Port sheridan. .ssigns.l
I.iab,iiiis. f0O.nu, a--~ts 5000
Jusiic. Van hrunt has ds,id~i that the
Eluiiabls I.-rr,s FUND life As-ciaiion q
Nss Yors IA. coniuc'.i IT, busins-. frau,iu.
Lrntly ABi has orisr~la rs~slVer apI"in,sd
Col ". O. Voaf.y u Rutland, W, ths
new interstate cUmmsrVv commissioner.
Rave. Co indianapolis The hrsi q the cOtning
SEX. ~hsrv be- viii pan th. othsr Dsmlcr.
q the commission snj assume The dutJe- u
his offio.
william Gosisrham. q millionaire phi
lanihrupis, aud tsmIsrsn~ sjscosts, di~i
suddenly q hart di-s- shlls ATTENDING. q
payer mssting In Home fof falisn wou,cn
In Toruuio Iis hal just nnishei . Iaaysr
AMI made way fora clergyman " rad .
I.ftion u srtp,urv when b. fell a. tho dor
onu.- lie hai always snloy~i ths ts.s II
health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-17
N..a.,. s.p, y

nhs cslins, "a. dsCiis.i no, tooal. an srirs
s-.ion % congns.
DICK. Never q Coz sugar refinery 81 VII.
llamsburs. y Y. ~as destroyed by IRE, los,
t2.oo,o0
Trv~kisni CArs q The New Yors. Ns~
Haven aud Hartford rsilrOsi ienis. the reIor'
hat be- ini.nd. IN r,.gn
The frst state cunyention q The Uniou
frhlhlto1y league q rennsy l,snis oil u
bshi 81 Harrisburg. s-pt N
Es-Coroo~r Henry Menningvr. promi.
Dsnt citissn. physictAn, Grsni Army usn
AMI politician disi In brooklyn. ss~i 81
wars
Aullns -on tn tincu guarsn,s.i stake si
llsmg.len PARA. Springfield. Ia straight heatS
tallis n sua thr disabling heat In the -
ilN- Iacing
Gen iqsitims ,barEv- that u. \ Minister
fhomI--ln ani Consul Gsutisr At liaytiot-nly
ymIs,hih~i 9Th HyIgnliis sni tia, ,hsrs
~,r many Violations u International lac.
Thew vii h. = hrs- gathering q eulinsns
vsnnonisrs ga the Usttysburg tattlsfsi "a
In O,h q octnl-r. sh.n N. monum~ut.
srs,i~i b, the 0rsn Mountain state IN TIA.
hisioric sI.t vii L. dsilcai-i
Mr. Abigail Emsr-a. ag~i al. -hiis suf'
fsr,ng frum ~ ~ demeniiA, IA ~hich he
~As sublsst oummiti~i saicids la Go. r'-sr'
war ~ worys-isr by drowning The bsly
as rvsoysrtsi -sn after
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-17
DIED

in NORWAY. ~spt. :. Mr.. fraaces ". wife III
u. 4. \. I'ingrvs. Azsli 80 year.. month-.
a. Norway. ~sVt. :, Anna -. daughter ~ ~lla.
y. and Esther Hall. Axssi ~ war. uiouth..
IN NU-istssk. SeIt. 4. Mr.. Iotiah Don, Ag-
81 YEAR.
In Norway. sept. q. Mrs. BsnJAmin rullsr
agei a YEAR,.
In nvwnnsli. sept :. EiilAh nbtsti.. agcl \
YEAR.
a. Porter. >ept. :, MilliAia lay, Ag,sl = years
In Canton. Aug. %. Clara A, daughter ~ Mm
and sarah -immonhs, sgri % years AMI
months.
Ia Denmark. sept. :. Mr.. George ". MouliOn
ased - YEAR,. . months and 10 DAYS.
In Newry. ~sVt. s. Mr.. LoyinA. wife ~ Rufu.
-tsarus, aged Il years.
In stamford, Conn. Aug. 81, Mr.. Lsphis a
Ilastsil. ag~i q. formerly resident u Albany
Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-17
coRpoRAl rANsra.s RtsIGNATloh

There s-sm. o. D. a difervnce "a opin-
bon la regard o. ths resignation - Com
missioner 20 Pensions Tanner. NJ one
doubt. MI. honesty ~ hl. largy-hrarted-
nes.. nor l. Ill. resignation any indica-
ton that IN liberal policy ~ the govern
ment toward the SOLDIERS l. to D. ~
Versed. The trouble With Corporal Tan
ner l. that his heart oVerhaances hi.
bad. and hi. tongue runs away With his
Judgment. The hrmest friends 20 q
liberal pensions policy admit that The az
fairs ~ that important bureau should b.
administered by man ~ discrcctnes.
aud calm Judgment. There arr many
such men In thu Rept blican party Nho
arr firm friends % the defenders % the
country. aud Il l. 10 D. hop"'i one 81
them will b. chosen 90 succecd Corporal
Tanner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-17
CONDENSED NEWS.
sana.,. SEPT. q.


Gen Jogsns IN rrfuss 10 give his father
ric',ue " an Qhio Rspuhlicsn club
stve Brv-iie went over Niagara falls In {
rubtsr suit and vas arrested by the oniari'
poles.
ny the death q Mr.. Ellen ~ Clifford d
New Haven. many institutions receive arg'
requests
J n. SDnthworth a sprinsfiehi Mas, hal
given 500 each IA Amherst College and
Noun, iloiyots seminary.
John I. Sullivan has written litter an
mourning hi- willingness % beoome . ospii
date Zoe congr,~s frum Bo-toa
Guilfori. Coun, t-gan yesterday . osls
brstioa - the 10th Anniversary 20 tbs 81
tlement q 0uilfori and Ms,iisna.
William Walter rhslys, unit~i Stats. Min
is,sr " Germany. ssil-i Saturday On IA.
North German Iloyd steamer Eils for biz
pat % duty.
KArl Dunraven has written litter io sr.
Commciorr smith ~ the New York Yschi
Club rvgr.tiing the failure q the proIn-~i
raoe far the Amsrsoss cup.
ilsyt,s ssilei president, Gen y u La,
Tins. ant hs cimIshion. Who sv gong "a
share his siile, sailsi Ca Ia Brtagns ~ The
tplCh lana saturday Zoe EurUy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-17
MARRIED.

Ia Waterford ssJt S, BY Rev. &. l.. s1innsr
lr-i !. kilsuv AMI lils \. Dyer. isth o
" atfffuri.
o. ~outh Parts. Aug "a. by Iu,igr ,seo \
Wii.on. Chafir. u. llerfiek and Mr.. Annis Han
nafnr,i
- Iiias irl.t - rsru. and Mrs.. Dnsilla
" hltnsy - Well.
In Albany. w !. ~ ios,joy. f.l. ~eit :. NJ
HEM -. Holfs AMI Miss 4 lsnsntihe ~ liaskell
izth Il Waterford, Me.
On raris. >sTt. u, ls-s. by Jane. :. Wfisht
~ Mr. levi n. McAlnstsf sni Mi. RsNannl
Wing. isoth ~ ONfori.
On Lowell SEPT. ~. ~ iiet William ~andbf,-sk
Mr. George 4. B0ynton ~ Grafton, Mas, aud
Miss Mary B.. Dfvsssr II Lowell
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-17

The occasion 81 the Fifteenth Maine
Regimental Reunion. az Prrsque Isle.
"Wednesday. >cpt. 3ith. and the very III
eral rates ~ farr given by the Maine
Central management, affords a rars OPP
portunlty for delightful excursion 10
the ArOostOOk region AZ a comparative
" small expenditure. The Maine Cen
trail placcs tickets on sale sept. sd
good o. return until Oct. 5th) Al $50
from Portland % Presque isle and re-
turn; from Bangor. 500; Wsterville,
500: Pennington. s9.50. The Boston
4 Bangor line % steamers tickets pas
.engers from Boston o. Bangor aud ~
turn for $50. making the rate from
BOSTON o. the ArOostook and return less
than slO.0O. The train leaving Portland
az N as, A. NJ. ~ the 2ith aud Bangor At
J;Jj, 2. NJ, makes through connections
(by means ~ special on the New
brunswick X. r. for Presque lsle.
reaching there q little after midnight %
that day. The regular -, y. NJ, train
from Portland does not reach Presque
isle until noon % the next day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-17
BoRs

In Esa pl,ssli. Aug >. g. IN uife u ,. ..
tumtnlngs a sssn.
o. ~tsnshsna. SEPT 5. g. The wif. - Iowa a.
Mshesn. q snn.
In Hasknsli. ~stt q. a. The wife ~ John N
Tubin. q daughter Mar tagssell TuhinI
On Hiram. ~sTt 4. g. ths stfs - Mr.. Ashury
iIuntfvs.. q daushtsr I'd Ilsis Irusstinsl
Ia Wet fsfis, SEPT ~. D. ths wife - Frank
lill. daughter IT, l!pounisl
10 Norway. ~spt. :. o. the wife - Charles
Nobls. q sun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-17

Tho pertinent suggestion h made b,
tho Industrial Journal that While ths dry
spill continues special prvcautiou should
D. taken against starting forrest drvs. \
very little lack ~ prv,auiiou, When 80
erything .. so dry. NAV start a disas
truus fir~. AMI a forrest hrr l. sadly Do
stuctiye 60 one % Maine. most imPor
tant .taple products.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-17
rHI BllNDING GlARE

The c,lior % the Gardiner Home Jour
nsl. speaking 20 The sy.tcm ~ electric
lights iu that city. savs 10 O. au outrars
ON taxpayer. Co comfel them to pick
their Way in The hliniing glare 20 thr.s
ughis~ Now why do~.ut d. kick
against the MANY time. more hliuding
rlarr q the sun
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-17

Mr.. Frank II. stockton has written q
new Characteristic story called "'rhs
Merry Chanter.~ IL will begin In the
November Century aud run through four
numbers. The story takes it, name from
a vessel which started from Massachu-
setts port on a peculiar cruise. The
owners, a young married couple, are on
board, aud the vessel Il commanded and
manned by four village captains Of un-
usual experience. Mr.. Dana Gibson viii
illustrate IL. The November Century u
also to contain new story by Marx
Twain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-17

Trs.s al SOC year N pAhi strtstly In aisance.
Othsr~i-s sies yesr. >ins,s ccple- ceut.-
ADeNHrtsHsEsrs An val sissrti-susuts Are
sivsa thrcs consecutive in-gftisns ter 80 -
lnfh IN knsth - Calumn. ~rrsiN contraft.
uaa.l- 9Th SAL transisnt snd feart aifef's
Ia. pHf~ft~a -Nsw trt.s. Fat prvs-es stcan
t.a.rr. exreriruf-si surkulsu ani - rrtfes
sorahins D. sake this dspsrtnent % oaf husi
ne-s osapists All Ispasr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-17

The Publishers Of ~. Nicholas sn-
nounce that that popular chlldren's
magazine i 10 h. enlarged, beginning
with the new volume, which opens with
November. lss9, and that a new aud
clearer type viii be- adopted. -Four Inn
pOrtant serial stories BY four well-known
American authors will be given during
the coming year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-17

To remove the soreness from cuts.
burns. sprains and bruises, battle freely
with Browns Instant Relief.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-17
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-09-17
GREAT CONTEST
CASH VS.. CREDIT.

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business eIp+ citing cash Il time o. also paying cash Tor each M
lumber dcivry Thus barring ourselves AMI
usually coupled with the credit method Feeling positive by
pcnon this The cas sys,m will he profitable
shall ourole. to make the very lowest prcc ID
fail 10 know prices