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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

oxFORD. sss-At Cosrt Of Pree.ts h.ii q
rsn., -lt.la aas Zoe ne cesaiy q osi''i' %
A. n fDos, aamei h-N
I. . esrtus Iastransa parp)russ 70 es "a
VIII and Testsnsat 81 Jsbss 4. p.s
lac of Hsbrss. 10 sad Csaaty, aeess.si ~
inf prsssatsf the sane fs froo sisi 49, LIZ.
Orlerri, thai sad ktseatof give pqblh 49,.
thereof W ell psrssas lnisrssfsf tAsrfiasv 80
iisAiax Q eogy % mi. orief tarss usst. So
siveiy 10 The Okford Dsmocrsi. . nessps.,
priutei 81 rsrs, IL SAID Cosaty. th.t u ~
rsss, vithis end Tor sad CSssty. % n, 80
Tuesday Of Ysb. neat ~ slss oseeeA 80
fcrsneos. ssd sh3u cause, sny tbsS ~"
vny the ZANE shosli Dot Be allosef- -.
GO. A. WILSON, Jeifs-
A trvs eopy-stsssti n. g. tasis, ksS''~'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

W. II. EASTMAN. the Eas, sgmner
scotsman, !, .snding Ou, bis 1889 es,.-
lOsas. Mr.. Ess,m.n's "Pins Tree sts,s"
SEEDS have established their reputation.
and need no Recommendation 10 Oxford
County people. Ia another eOlamn Of
this paper. Mr.. Eastman makes our
readers an Oasr which they VII. do well
70 consider.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

oxfoRD. SAL . Cosr Of Proesls he'd q,
90 IN. ,Aird rss.aay Of jss. A. u. ls.s' ''
OLA skOnskA.fO0R.nsaef EHsoatsvs IN q.
seftAis lsstrsseat psrpsrtiax % Be The lasl
Wth asd Icstsmsnt Of Lovicy foor. lsis of Aado
The sans Zoe Probate
Ordered. Thai tue said Erecstor give
nes,es 70 All persoss Interested ~ esssias .
siyely IL the oxford Democrat. q nssspapsr
rtntsd Al Paris .thatthsy MAJ appear "a Probate
Court 20 be held 81 Psris. In sAli Coaniy 90
ne third resiay OF fdb. nett. ~ o'clock In The
NE sad instfumeat should sot b. proved. ap.
pSov . :, ,ss slsssi. - The last WIN sd resa.
A true oepy-Aussts-n. q. DAVIS, Rssisssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

ONrOgD s-At q Cart al Prosss hsii a.
Paris -tthls sai fpr m C0aoty Of ou ori. -
the third russiav ~ Isa.. a. a. tss
Os tn petitisa % JOINS HARLON. hlH
loo, mlnJf heirs ~ Eibr' tseCs. Ha'i1s lac oilht
SELL. 70 ssit CosatT. f-nes.et prsVisE o. if es.
70 all ssd eoevey eer ala psrcsl ~ lsni si'ahd
IN Pew 10 SGT cosnty All nu1T dsserlhri "a 80
four ssf tiloe dSiss.
Ordered, na tbs ssf peuuo.sf siFe a5tss
% all psrsSss intsresasf bT eimslas sn sbsfsi
OF his Fstiiioa, 9th this orfef thersla.
- - pablisasd thrss vess. s4,ss.s.ysil
u TIE Otf0ri DemosrsL q nssspspsr pnaisi Al
fsris, % sad 4 ssatv. thai they nay agpsAf a. .
rroosts Cean 70 b h ten a. Paris, sitla al
Tor sAif Cossts, 90 the thiri Tuesday u -.
eAase. n any they have. ~hy uls sane shoali -
es GrAat~i.
gro. A. WILSON, JsiEs.
A vss eupy.-ssi<.t a. e. I,AyIs. Rss.tsf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

of r.. ..s a Al =. Ss *. g, r.s.s s:s
Ihs third Tsssdsy Of jsa. A. no. 10
SARAH n. Jackson. WIDOW o. Asdrev
Jarksss. lat % ssurv. decess~f. hssins pee
ssnted hss pstin,a for ~ Aliouases oui Of
fersosai Estate OF aid tec<sssdi
Or.iercd. Thu the sAid rsufoasr siys No.
ues " All p>ssoss istsssstsd. 81 cAssisg Q sopy
az thts order 70 Be Published three yeas saooss-
siv.iy n Ne ozford ps.sosrss. pstsssi 81 Paris,
held 81 Paris. n ssA 90 isty, % the third rsss-
oar o. feb- nsxt, - Blas o'eiock n TIE lors-
soea, asd shsv ssuss, VI aay thsy have. Against
tsss ssps-aissai n. O. DAVIS, EssisSss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

ROsSsos Of Oxford has been sppOin,-
Cd on he delegation from the Maine
Legislature which vii attend the cen
isnni.l celebration Of wsshingtons in
sagar.,i0a Ia New York IN April
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

THx sssssnbss hereby siv.s pablo sctio.. %, =.
sAs has been daily svpoisIsd D, lhs Hoe JIG
q Psobats Zoe the Cossty Of Oriofd An1 49,
u trss % ksesststk q NJ estate 81
DAVID uAMMJNs, isfs a Be'hsi, la
. ss,1 Csssty dsossssd By fivi.g BOD ~ "a, srs
is1<bes1 70 the sstatse Of ssid dssssssd 70 ns..i,
n>dlsts payment ssd tkoss vbo kassss o.
tksrsoa 70 snkibltths ssas 10 .soxa
JsA V, isp. hAkrhA hAAso
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

OxFosD. sss-AI COar % Probate hsli o.
Pari.. sithia asi %, ne CSaaIg ~ OtDri' %
The thfi ruestsV u JAh. A. q. tssg.
WILLIAM LORD. Admialstr.tgf o. N.
estate Of CalvinW Nsnsoaists OF aisrfort IN a.
COaaiy, deceased. hAsiax preseaist hs
count Of sfninistratiOa Of the estate OF $50
osrssssf for ailosasssf
ospssED. Thsi ne ssls ps,Rioser ri1s 800
" ali psfspns isisrestei. ~ easing "A aosNs
o. he pstitioa. vita this Order thsrroa. 70 ~
psbllsb>Si thres vesks saenssslsely 10 me Otfoas
all Coasty, thst thss nag spesu Ns Probas
Coert % be held q Paris. % me thtrf tasslN
% fsb. nsff, 81 nine o'sDct Ia ths f0rso -,
sad sros elase. n say tksy hare. vaT TIE sA'
GRO. A. sILsOS. Jaiss
true eopy, attest IN. q. DAVIS, kssi''s''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
oas ef uany.

NlcrsE. y. n. Fsb. Id. tssT.
NJ. %. " Ws-i~sr,i. Desr sir rsnd ~ 4 Ere.s
Esup's R.s.la. 90. slls Asl . - s.anpie. esf-
oslalY ms tksi ksmg's Bslssn = IN bs.t ssllinE
ioaEt Cars. hste a1esa othsr csaEh sai laas
eds ~ shslvss. al ksmp's n.san sells 10 -
ts.i u al Rss,-ctfalie yOqrs. n. X. Cobb. SID
By FL drusgists 81 - snt o. s.mpls bottss tes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

0rs. BIAL -.s elected Safe Trsss.
ursf By the Legislature AS; week BY =
vote Of us, 8. Mo.i q the Demo.
sr., bad forso,isa Who their s.sdi1Ais
vas, snd did not vote.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

VIZ las, week mentioned the fac, tia,
Mr.. T. A. Chapman, Of Mil-aukse, bad
.en, TO the needy Of bis native tosn OF
Giesd. . qaani,y Of corn. We give
below hi. letter accompanying the gift.
copy which has been furnished u' by .
correspondent
MILwAuskE. WISCONSIN,. JAN 10. iss9
Mssus
ALBsRr BsSsxrT.) Selseinsa
SoLON coYTIS. Of
WILLIAM X Px.BOpY. Gdsai.
Dear Slrs.
Ihaye shipped today by q. T. X X and
conslgpei % my nephew. william q. Chsp-
nan, OF Gilssi. oue carload OF corn. and
knowing that the early severe frost last
SEPTEMBER In New Eaglsnd, had greatly
damaged the crops OF the farmers In OIL.
cad, I have Instructed Mr.. Caspian 10 Jay
ssiis one hundred and dry (isO) bushels
% this corn Tor the worthy and needy OF
Gilesd. inel1dlos that part OF the town
Known as "the Bog. Yoa are 10 have
the grain distribused where 10 Is most
needed without regard 70 politics, religion
or nationality. You are 81 liberty To give
W hu1<r NuV ~ iT<ststV HtiFHa W NV
town a. well a. 20 those Who are not. bet
canpo, give 20 any oae family, more than
zen (l0l basLels ofthe corn. An order on
Mr.. Chspnsn signed by each OF the three
seleetmen Of the town vii be honored In
spy quantity from one 70 ten Bushels In
bags oai the order will be valueless M.
les signed by the three selectmen. and
The order must be only 10 deliver. not 10
send the corn where II IL 10 20. leave IL
% yoar honor 10 see that 10 goes where
yoar bee, idgmeut dictates. I have made
this gin OF Donation In the Interest and
splrii OF philanthropy and kind feelings for
my old towns people and hope u viii be
received By you In the same liberal spirit
have the honor 20 De, gentlemen. with
The highest consideration,
Yours Very Truly.
TIMOTHY A. CHAPMAN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

DxTIEL3 Il 10 have electric lights
The DAssld Spool Company aud Aleioa
Y. Marsh. E'q. are The movers 10 the
ns- snisfprise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
Half a Million Almighty DOlaTS?!

lie has the jobbcr 10 pay. he has the
manufacturers drummer 10 pay, be has
heavy frcigh, 10 pay, and the whole
sum and Substance Of u j., YOU who
deal with him have 30 settle your por.
ton Of all these extras in the price, or
in the quality Of the goods. VIII any
body with common sense tell Us why
people will deal with pc,tifoggipg.
one horse concerns, when they can
como or send TO place like ours and
...s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

II case The capital j. mounted on
wheels, IL, mo-, probable stopping place
oil Be Portland. the largest city and
commercial centre Of the STATE. Bangor
and L.-stoa -il -sai IL. BAT vii not
Be likely 10 ofI 80 much iadsesmsnt a.
Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

OxfORD, 90 Ala Cosrt of Probate held q
Paris. within ssd Zoe The CoaAty % Oxiord, %
the third tassday of Jan A. q. lses
Ga tbs petition Ot Hiram CsDsrn, Adam t.tra-
tor Of the estate of Amsby ~. kas-sl. lais % Sam
aef, In said CoastJ. dscs.ssd. pfsyias Zoe issase
dss.sset. situated 10 sam ,ss. In said Cosasy. -
Pablo OF pnvsts sale.
OnDKkkp. rhsl ths ssi pstitioser give notice
Of his pssIlIos. Win mi. ors~r ts~rsea. IA H.
pabhsbed three veeks sseeessivsly IN the Oxford
Democrat, . newspaper pfiatsd IL PARA. In ealf
70 Be hsld Al Paris, % The Ihlrd Tsssdsy q ksb.
nexl. 90 uine O'Clock 10 the forenooa, an1 shSu
sasss. 10 any tbsy have, vhJ the same should not
b Ersnief.
GEO. A. WILSON, Jadxs-
Atussepy- attest, IN. Q. Davis .Rssisssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
GEO. A. WILSON, Jafxe.

THE subscriber hereby give. public rogies thai
be has tcsn daiI Ape intel ~ the honorable
iuixs Of frVbsls Coz TIE Coanty OF Oxfori. All
assumed the trast 81 Ada aisusior vih M
.lli aabs q - Of the Lstste %
CHARLOTTE HALL. late OF saaasr.
In sAd Cosn,y, deosssef ~ Eiviaf toni 90 the
lao direetss he thsfefors Tessssts all persoss IN
d~btsd 10 the estate of said deceased o. maze Am.
mediate payment, and those ~ho have sny do
nznds thereon 90 snhiblt the same IN
Jan. rs. lsrs nkNEl n. HAMMOND.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

he rsosut Statistics u he sambsF Of deaths shes
thsf ~ larss msjarty die 9Th coossmptien. Ihis
dIssass maF oomfnsnas -ith sppsrsnty hsrnles
sousA -aIrh ca - carsd lasi.nsly ~ ksnp, B.ssm
90 u Thresf Ani Lag, -hich u guaranteed 70 ~
hsve sni care All cases. Prev 80. sni 81. IriAl
sirs ffss. fsf sale b. az drusxis,s-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
OXFORD, ..,-A . Coat. Of rroO.le asla a

OxTOkD, sl-Al q COAT % frODsie held q
fnt.. within And toe The Couniy % OtfOrd
su ne thisd TassiAV OF jAh. A. d.. lso.
ALfHO>Lp y. WARsk>, Aimr. on the estate
Of Jsfvmish T. Lsdd late Of baea neld, IN sad
% rehabilitation Of tas sslAis Of sAii dsssa set
iof silosascsi
Ord.r.s. That the said Ainlnistrat'f give aotles
10 all psfsoss tntsfestst BY sasstns o eopy
u this order % b ssessssivs
~ ihths OHford Democrat priutsd 81 Paris, that
thsv maj aypsaf 81 Q Probate Cosrt 90 b held 81
Paris. IN sali Cosaty, 90 the third Tues. % fsb.
~ aay tksy have, vhy the sane shoai DOT 10
allowed.
GEO. A. wILsos. Jafxe.
A true copy. stls sii-u. q. DAVIS. Esstslsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

OXFORD. ssi-At Q Court % Probate held A
faris, within saf Tor ne Coaaty % Oaf0rd,
90 the third Tuesday % las. a. ID. I.-s
JAMES "a. srAuLDlN8 vtfovss % ssssy W
ssntsd HE petiti0a Zoe aa ailossao> ost % ths
fsr-oesl Relate % sshi dscesssii
a. o .,sss Lh.. We ,sla es.A,ss,r give sssls.
. espy of this orisf v.,sss saessssive!y 10 tas
Oxford Densrat. printed 90 Paris, thsttksy MAJ
apyesf 81 Q frobaie Cssrt 10 be held a Paris
N ssh Coanty on ethifd fsssdsv offsb. seIi,
Atsoetoct "a ne forsaSSn. 90 sbss eaass II aay
Shey have. Axaiast NE zane.
GE0. A. WILSON, Js1xe.
uvs eevy-sitesti ~. e. DAvIs. Rssislsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
Variety, Substantial Goods, Auction
Prizes

and terms liberal enough 10 suit even
chronic grovlers' /, you live in Port
land or can make the journey. come
and sec our store II you can't write
Us for cu,., prices, samples, or any
information. We have a special De
pArtmont for answering letters, and
selecting goods ordered 10y letter.
We 10 a large business in this way.
You can't ask Us too many questions
or write too often; we take pleasure
in answering your correspondence
We are gong 10 surprise you by
telling you Of a few spociAliics
Sh Piece cruihed Plush P,rlOf Suits ss5,
Hint,OneJ Painted Chamber Ss,i 10
Pieces SIS,
Qsa.sr Ranges, nO,hing to equal them. s2l
PirlOf BOdy Brvitsl Carpets, h,s frame, 81,
Wool Carpets I gard -ide 55e,
tapestry Carpets 55e,
Solid Black wilnv, h,sniion tables.
per FOO, 81,
Sold Ash Extension Tables, per Zoo, Csc.
A. -. =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

FOR colds OF sore throat We have found
Browns IastAnt Relief 10 be the best
remedy Ne ever used.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

.,l1ssly IN ..i-.Sss. S'Ss4-iss. sisS rsS 5ssT
single copi-s. four c~uts
ADysxfisksExr.-An le.<l slivsrti.smsnts
are given thrcs consecutive tn-ertions 30 49,
par Inch IN length % column- frotate noticvs
Inserted ss above Coz 80 Zach. except tho.s
rslstlng ~ Raj Nstaie. Which sre tlel escn-
speclsl conuscts male win locsl. transient %
yesrly advertisers.
Joe PEr~rt~a--rns Oxfnri psmccrsi Orncs
Il wsll stocked vim nee materials for dcinG
ell kinds q plain o. Ancy ioo prtnunE. An
sxperisncesi lob PRINTER n A~sys In NJ ofocs.
AMI ~ Cur pr~--rs arr run ~ steam. % ca
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

.,,s's al =, cs ,ss o % r,ec 80 q
ths thlrt rss-fsy Of Jsa. q. II. ts<.
ALDkS CHASE, Administrator 90 the
account % Adninistfsfi,a % tbs estate OF saAi
deessssi for siiovsno-g
OsDtkKD, Thai ssii Aininistrator sive rollee
osdsr 10 - pablished thres veess saoc.s.lssly IN
The OkfosD DtsocsAr. ptiat~i - PARTS. thai
thai thsy nav appear 81 q Coar of Prob .ts, % BE
siay Of y.b nsst Al nIss s,,la~s 4. ~. -,
sane shesld not bs Ailosed
6Eo. A. wii.so~. Jsixe
Alive oopy-Arrrsr n. 4. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

oxroRD, sat- C0uu Of Proesis hsis 81
Paris. vAhin and fOr The Coaaiy % oxford 90
the third russdy of jan. A. u. iss
Oris HAftuRD, AdniAi'sssior On
me sstsis o. Grass Tan. lais oI
tfes<sissi MA account of afm isi.tratioa Of ne
sst ,ts OF ss,i deoe.sed Zoe sliossacsi
OsDkEED. That ths sAIf Altar. sise nolia~ 10
all pefsons ialsrested, by esaslax eopy of the
order ~ BE Published thies vssks ssoossslveiv IN
the OxfoaD DnsockAt, pfint.d ~ PARA. thai
they mar appear 81 o Cosu 81 Probate, 70 b held
fsb. ssIt. az nine o'closl IN ne forsnsoa, ana
shos saiss. v Ahv thsr have, ~hJ Ne sane
shosld not te sllossd.
UKo A. WILSON, Jadrs.
A true eopy-Atisstt n. {. DAVIS. ksxistss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
Cmmissioncr>' Notice.

OXFORD, s.i-At . Cosrt Of froes,s BILL 81
Paris. vitkln sd iortAe Cosaty 81 af0fi. on
ths Third rss.tsF of Jsa. A. n. ts-I
JANIS IRISH. susfdisn % ff~f =. Glover
misos ehui al heir % sssall :. sloyss, late %
-srfs fyr sls-sacsi
Orisrvi. tAA hs .ail sauil.a give
sotloe ~ al psrsoas laisrssei, bY eassias o
eDpy Of lhis order n - published ihfes weeks
..nses.i.sly 10 ~ otfofd psmosr.t, prialsi 81
Paris. thst hsy MAJ appear n frobsis Curt
10 - bsh 81 fafs. % ~ tAiri rse..isy Of fso /.
osht a. niue e'disrt Ia he forvasDu. All sbos
ssa.s. " .aJ ibsI have, -hT tn sane shoah DOT
GRO. A WILSON. Jais.
A lrns aluH -allaslI A q nANIa- Ha.nst.f.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
DIR OP

yuaf ffsl1ftre srsiast lHfFItlsFf ffuafsiies sn4
si.s ,>ri.,rOPLrCri>I a. fssosiis 80
.sstrtta q Iasiiss lhfsiltsna q tfial u = ~
oaiy s.r-u sr-fi-v frrf rufiss sni IL a. "a
s-ga.r.i csfs o. raTsli .i.. Heart Disease.
ukss-aii.-.. liver ts-Flsis'' hidsst
ed niaddrF Tfssbls.. Df.ssP.is. ..s-
sr.I ia liitf sd al ni-ra.s- A'i.iss
fro-i Is-FaF. HEED sa.i Dss'iitsisd >stss.'
L..- Il Appetite. ~saf -tssiash 81 FLATS
Issss aafoi sth go ioftis ~ A>ri.Aro.
rLICriNr. Irr- st.oOi sit tsiiis. 500.
slhitr ffuF.isis. el.sl a. uu .. = HUTCHINSON
a 90 In.ast.irth Faiis W. 90 ns-ith hslP +"
at tsstIu.aai.i. fruui -sii I-oFis 49, -sfs e@es
a I-LL.I -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05

oIpoRD. .,-Ai Cesr % PROBATE h.li ,i
Paris. sithia aaf boz the Coaaty % Osfori
90 the thlrt Tuesday % jaa. d. u, is-
LUCY q. srOffOGb, ~tis- ~ Joseph n. W.
50 fsfd. lsis % MiItoa fiaat-. deceased. hAvia<
yrs.ssisa her pslltboa iof an alievaSes oct ofths
psrsoal sstAts % ssi dseesseif
OHDshnD, thai he saif feiitloaer give notice
~ all Isfsoas Interested By esasiug cOpy u IN.
0fdsr ~ - pablishei thrse sssks saceos.irsly IN
ne Okfofd pSmocfat, pftnisd 81 Paris. hal tAsy
nay sppsar % Q ffOe.is Coar 10 ~ holden a.
rsrs. In sail e0aagy, oa The third Tuesday %
fsb. sett. 81 uins 0elsck n the iOreaOoa. ani
she's case. II A8y thsf lave, sfa n.t Ia ssns.
GkO. A. WILSON, Jaixe.
A ups oopy-Attosg. II. e DAVIS, nssislsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
MONEY DOES 1T |!

Now Won have tho long and the
short oft Do you know that every
day people call on ~. and after or'
aiming fioor after door Of our vast
establishment, they nearly all wind mp
with "scll. well. | declare l hal no
idea that there was such store a. this
ia New England. or that furniture
could b. bought 30 cheap. How DO
you DO 10 Why down 10 our place
We would have hail 10 pay - and 30.
AMI We tell them and We tell you,
money Does IT,"
How il dealer with
Capital Of $1,000 OR $500,
going TO compete Agains, a Company
with
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
DON'T

hi t.s7sas1 20 hsFe ~ ~ II1sFfnt -
ID. AT suplsfei ptysisisasof ssrisas .sh-sais
a. a. t-rsrt tAaf fesf ec.siiilaa 10 hst-As-.
.snhsf ttias 49, go As urssf fan N sttln' -
i.~s.s lscsass fta 49, - o. ~ salcyusuig -
s-.i tssth Nsuy ~toa vs ssTg..si o. - n
- tstlat q ttsif Fffvnr1h fni fisrf hsss t-sa
s.s.iisuy sifrssa sna Al.pissI - ns.f' pis-&ss
thsi ~. saisi thu stlstsnrs - isft thsm n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-05
DOltvOr
TI7IlI (!


Deliver. F7n1 J
d yesf nsafvs fslfuAl s.iisa AL year tin d
pa ia. We -snf T. 90 steyt.-if sta Epci
Cuafsrt.his botas Thlak ~ a. qasrsf yoa spspi
% thls at thsi f-oishnsss. thaf PET ~
resi snCoaai .oali fcnatsis yoaf k.nss uithsat
Yeaf 1issiax N usasy. We doot eesu H,sfs.lls.
BET -hse CoapsnJ oiJoaf o-u pscfls 80 tngsth
al ofsf yoa opportshtss 'ssA q. - d. -s Ca
sndsFs,.ad .ly ies nssissi - s,sn yssf.si,.. u
thsm- rufu tbs over 10 ,esf misi al pfvai lhsft-
BY. E'spthias yos BED 30 M 1853 - sssP
Pianos, Organs, Stoves, Ranges Par
Tor, Chamber, Dinlng-room. Kitchen,
Library and Office Furniture; Carpets,
0iIelOths, Mating, Rugs, Door Mats,
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A lr,. s,p,-.ll..u 4 G DAVIS. E.si.,.1.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-08-05

Won 100000 AT PoLICY.-A sensation
was created at Vienna few weeks ago by q
certain NJ. Farakas winning 100000 in the
Government lottery. Farakas played FIVE
numbers, and backed his opinion in several
different government Offices in Vienna Five
numbers are daily drawn out of ninety
placed in glass urn. On this day the numbers
drawn we're the FIVE which Farakas selected.
He went to the Treasury Department,
showed the tickets. and demanded his $780,
600. So large an amount of cash was not in
the Office, but the Minister of Finance
promptly secured 8 losn ofthe amount from
a bank, and Farakas went off rejoicing with
his 100000 forms in crisp new notes packed
in leather bag 1t now comes out that
Farakas won through en- ingenious t.ick,
and that he employed confederates. The
latter, a young woman and boy, have been
arrested, as has also Farakas. This circum.
stance may result In the overthrow of Aus.
tria's Government policy chops.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-08-05

KILLED SEA SERPENT.-Cnpt. William
F. Smith of the bark Nautilus, at Panama,
reports that when off Cape Berkeley, Gala.
psgos Islands, a sea serpent was seen about
thirty yards from the vessel. Capt. Smith
estimated the serpent's length at eighty
feet, and he was about as large around as a
barrel 10 the thickest part The head was
shaped like snakes, only on the extreme end
of the upper jaw there was ridge OF bunch.
The head was about three feet in length,
and about two feet back of the head was
name OF halr No fms we're seen. The tail
was long and taperlog aud shaped like that
of an eel. I'VE all had good view OF him."
said the Captain, while he was slowly com.
ing toward the ship. We loaded two bomb
guns and banged away at him and for about
fifteen minutes there was quite circus, the
serpent lasbing the water with his tall and
running his head out four or FIVE feet. At
last he ran out his head, whisked around,
and sank, dead. Both bombs hit him.
When he went down he was not more than
twenty feet from the ship, and SO, of course,
we had good look at him. We spoke the
bark Bertha, Capt. Jenkins, few days
later, and be told us that large serpent
was seen of Redonda Rock by Cspt. JONES'
In the Camilla. several years ago."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-08-05

Seneca Swain. who was COD victed fifteen
months ago of stealing diamopds and valua.
bles from Mrs. Clara Belle Mcdonald, of
San Francisco, and who was Ct ntenced to
ten years in prison, had his sentence affirm.
ed Saturday by the Supreme OF California.
Swain was an adventurer who became inti-
mate with Mrs. Mcdonald, and was largely
responsible for her troubles with her hus.
band, son of the millionaire president of
the Pacific Bank, and induced her to give
him railroad bonds. diamonds Esd jewelry
valued at $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-08-05
A Brutal Father.

Albert Gogler is beetle hrowed German
carpenter living in New Haven, Conn. He
has daughter, Annie, aged eighteen, who
has worked ss servant for Mr.. D. W.
Whistler, who keeps boarding houso. She
is good, honest, industrious. but not over
brilliant girl, and Mrs. Whistler speaks very
highly of her. Wednesday night Gogler
called at Mrs. Whistler's, and harshly de.
manded that Annie accompany him home
and after finishing up her work she went.
Her father began to upbraid her fer having
left her former employment at Engineer
John ]. Hscketl's, at No 35 Rosette street.
She left that place because Mrs. Whistler
offered her 81 more per week than Hacsett
paid her. When they reached home Gogler
locked all the doors and then demanded the
money she had earned during the week.
This che told him she could not give bim as
roughly threw her to the floor and kicked
her and told her that he would lock her 10
room all night. She finally went to
bed and told her father that she wanted 10
be reused early so that she could go to her
work in the morning, es she had to prepare
breakfast TOR the boarders This ho sneer
ingy promised to do Next morning at 3
he went into her room with short, back
snake whip, and stripping the c!cthes from
the bed hogged her on he back and limbs
until she tainted. He went away and when
she recovered she washed the blood from
her body and went back to Mrs. Whistler's.
1t took her an hour and half to go the two
miles and when she reached there she was
80 exhausted that Mrs. Whistler had to put
her to bed. DR.. Converse found wets as
big as his thumb on her back, shoulders and
limbs He says he never saw human be
iug's body in more pi,iable condition.
Prosecuting Attorney Daily and DR.. G. B.
Adams, ofthe Connecticut Humane Society,
took the matter in hand, and warrant for
the arrest of the brute is out. The girl is
his child by former wife, and since her
mother died she has been as near like q
slsve as is possible. 1t will be some days
before she will be able to leave her bed.