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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
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The daughter 81 certain hmou.
American Who has hitherto made hi
home Ia the West has he~n Visiting In
New York. aud was one ~ the guests 40
a dinner Of very distinguished men aud
women. She LA woman accustomed to
the Intellectual be.t ~ the men Who ~
IN Ia dinner with her. aud on thl. oc-
easlon she REGARDED With some .urpri.e
the effort. II the MIN Who had taken
her IN tO dinner Ia smuse her. lie look
cd like a person of ability, hat he grad
ually gained the lmprr.slon that she Nas
lsboring under the deluslon that BE- Wa
viii Wcsierner Who vas miny YEAR
behind the ilmc.. aud hid not heard any
modern iest.. when thi. iiet became
hmly roOte,i IN her mini shc ~. 40 NO
further pains Ia conceal her Indifference
o. hls efforts and 10 Last in despair her
dinner companion remarked: "Miss
Blank. We don't seem 90 get on. Whit
l. the maiterf | wish YOU would tell me
frankly" II will" she siii. laughing
q little. III am rrpss because YOU hiVe
been telling me Chimney Depew's oil
stories al the evening. | don't know
him myself hut I've hrirl all hi. storie.
over and over again aud don't think |
can stand them again" Her compinion
paused moment, then shook all over
With amusemcnt and delight, aud sald,
"Miss Hank. YOUR frankness I. simply
en haniing ani I'll confess Ia NV turn.
thought Won we're very Young girl,
and from ~ Gar away In the West that
vou were not likely "a have heard those
stories. 80 I WIS using oil stock on YOU
hut ! see NV error ani now viii tell
YOU some storie. of Chauncey DepeW's
that am sure you've not heari.r From
that moment the Western girl declares
that such a stream % brillltnt talk. an-
erdo,e aud wliticl.m poured forth that
she never noticed what she was eating.
snd WIS desperately grieyel when the
hostess gave the .lgnsl To rlse and she
was separated from her clever cOmpfn-
lon. Going home In the cab she slih a.
her father; "Do Won know the name ~
the man Who took me In to dInnerf i
iIdnt catch II hut I found him perfectly
charming" "Mv dear girl" said her
father, "vou don't deserve your priVl
leges. az course you found him charm
Ing. That was Chsnncey Depew'
There WAS dreadful silence from the
Young women all the wsv home after
thsi. hat she told the whole story next
morning " the breakfast table.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
n.ENIaMA.

Comp0se,l ~ 81 letters.
Nv 81, 5. - WAS priest.
Nv n, "a. 4, %, -, 70, ~ Was wise
king.
Nv 10. ~, I. N. n, 90 the scripture.
declare col Co b..
Nv N, ~, "a. :. 20. % .hould BE- .
charartefi.tir 1T al Gois children.
MvS. 81. a.. l., q, L. l. the price At
which the water ~ life u given.
Nv ?. ~. 1a. IS, N, ~, J., III, 10 u
used In Revelation Ia expires wrath.
Nv a.. 70. -. aG. n u promised to
tho.s Who are faithful unto death.
NJ ~. ~, -, ~ was one ~ Adam-
sOns.
Nv q. n. 4. ~. I. a., n, Va. one Of
the sons 81 Naomi.
My ~. g.. rs. 90 accompanied his lam
Us on a memorable -ea voyage.
Nv RI, m. p. - MS a CLEANER.
Nv -. ~. -. ~. Ia. 81 was worn bS
soldiers Ia battle.
Nv a2, n. n, rs ve should always b.
When In a gpo,i cause.
The whole /. from the Palms.
lucr AIKEN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
II MAS A PLOT

\ stranger entered we'll known
saloon on Woodward Avenue the other
iay. and after imhiblng a weak drink b.
aid 10 the proprietor;
Il want to Wait here few minutes for
man Who borrowed some money Of
me.
lie va. moiioned to a chair, aud when
half an hour had passed away be va.
asked:
"Are YOU a stranger in the city,
"Nes. slr.
Ibid you lend money to stranger TO
YOU
II did,"
elbow muchF'
"iouy dollars"
"llumph' vuder What clrcum-
stancr.f'
''~aid d. had a freight bin 60 pay and
couldn't ct into the bank. lie gave mc
this cheek for saO 90 holt a. security
>aid he'd meet mc here al n o'clock."
MY friend. YOU have becn bamboI-
lei.
.No.~
''Ncs you have. That 1. the old freight
bin dodge. That cheek j. WORTHLESS,
aud You'll never scc the man sgiin."
"But can't believe that. lie looked
honest and talked straight"
$50 they al DO. Sorry for YOU, but
YOU must rad the papers."
"Ssy. dont pretend ca b. awfully
smart, bat III BET that chap was hon
est."
"lou will. what'll you betf'
Given twenty. do honestly believe
h. will come here by N o'clock with the
money"
The het was taken, the money put up
aud the greenhoru sat down "a wait. Al
five minutes Of N man came aud hand
III him go, expressed hi thanks, aud
took the check and placed II In his wal
let.
II told you be was honest" said the
greenhorn ~ be reached for the stakes. I"
They were handel over. but half an
hour later. after much serious thought.
the bartender suddenly slapped his Lex
aud exclaimed;
II sec through Il now. They were
pals, Of course
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

m posslhlr not ont, make rifis to ynur
mills sul immrlitte frirnis, boat q" ih'
..-r,ing pnpr. o. making Nour -el'f'-
BOA for rrr.rni fur r. poor family i-
ir,. anI 81 .nmrihine u.siul n ,"p
nnut aforl q ton ~ rnsl uf rori oi
0tsl give i-niilr ~ .isf- lI-liariiaf
ru.t. bat IN Il. tnl will rvlir,r ml ~
ifrnnr Warranted io cuw lhsum i.
l.m. ii~irt pi.rt.e. D,sp~psh. Liver
pmplaints. hiiney aui Bltdirr
'r,stihiss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
A LONG TINE.

An elegantly dressed woman asked .,
b. shown some sllk for gowns, and mad,
the unfortunate clerk hand down aud un.
fold piece after piece without coming q
anv decision.
Finally she concluded she would pre-
Ger some patterns that she had first look
ed ~. which involved the turning over
Of the entire pile aud AZ last asked:
"Are you quite sure, sir, that this
style l. worm
''lt was. madam" answered the clerk,
''when you came In, hut after the perio'l
that has since elspsed I should not like
10 say for certAln.-Judge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
nArE oF MAINE


oxroRp. ss--rrVh.,s csars. >es. tern. a. ID
is-n
ce,talp la.trunrnt. puu-srsise b. - q copy
eth sf "a on aa.i fe-tslaent q le-sphjsfk~ pn,
IA a hl.i.la On a. ~tals - Nss-afhusftt. AM
- a. frflstg thsfeuf an all ~ttte, Italy suthen
tilaissi. HAVING teen prV.sntsi D. N JuiEe ~
frutais Cor ear All Coanty - oxfori. ~ ~
pari.ass - hFlng aiAsset. Hi ant rscor,isd IN
n l'rols.ts Caurt far -aii Csanty
OGuEaEu. That n.ltlre thrfrof - given - ~
pgr.ens illsre-tTsl tllrrvia. D. Caasinr SepY ~
ihis ur'ier o. - puhnshfi thres wcskt sucs'es
.itcir ln ~ Oxfsri tlsuns-rat pfintsi a iafts
thst thsy uaav sppcsr a rfpi.sts ceaft =, -
MI a fafts Dr. All loantY. 90 IN thiri turs
daF - 1aausrf nrxt "a nlae u ~ Elsa ~ ~
forsnooa. al shs~ osu-s. n sny they have
dEoRGE a WILSON, Js.igv.
A tree sopy. Atteft III Z. DAVIS. Register.
N.tts. &c As.iEss. 90 M. Appointments
Al rarts iu a. Caunty - uxfofsi aui ~tstf 81
Mo- a. rHh iiar nf NJ. 4. n 49,
n un .ersilnr tsrsly xiscs nsttos ~ his ~
v..Irfu,rrr A. 49, rurf n
YTaNNF NNt.-ilN. q "a atsfferi
In a. Craintr ~ Oxforil insolfent tSltor, NJ
has h.su iftlartsl an iussltsut ape ~ IFtite'
ty ~ Cent ~ insoivsury Or al teani1 o.
JAMES = WRIGHT. Asslsues.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
N-InnnrN nIANnNn.

Each word :. hidden In L. own deh-
milton.
I. You wlll hnd thl. letter near the
lat ~ The alphabet.
:. The sav grandpa laughed when
Ohio hoistc,i hi tlnV fig.
.. The viii furuish a delightful rcsi-
ing place IN a bot summer dsv.
4. What a Young man called Ihepi
Drinkwater te,ause h. vas true Co III.
name. and refused 90 drink a glass ~
wine.
5. Nou NAV hni ih,s letter near the
first 20 the ALPHABET.
UNCLr Mn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

ACINtUm - progress has not pro-
iuccd remedy equal o. Ely's cream
Balm Tor cttarrh. cold Ia the bead and
hsy fever. n .. not liquh 90 a snufi.
bat 3. perfectly safe aud easily applied
into the no.iril.. n gives immediate r.
lief aud CURES the worst eases.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

Teacher (to class In arithmetic
''John goes mfrkeiing. lie buvs two
aud quarter pounds ~ sugar NJ eleven
cent. n pound, two dozen eggs NJ slyt~en
cents n dorm. and a gallon snd half ~
milk NJ twenty cents gallon. What
does II al m,key' Sm,llest bov (hug-
cling himself ecstaticaily)-" Custard."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

Friends are slarcr. bat II wa arr suffer
log With that hnrrihle disease, scruiuh,
ou vlli fiui Sulphur Hitter. viii curr
tou a.. II dii mr. after suffering eight
tvars. snd paving out hundreds ~ dol
lir. to doctors anil druggisis.--jiAN-
NIrtI llANsCuNT, Troy, y. \.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

fnkfu un Krfufian anI sill o. coli hF TuNnl
81 toe un a. a. sntf nrat iar - ftiarulissr 4
~ is-i. "a unr u'fhsk In en- arrrnis.n "a iintf|
ManuWu. leo iu e. g. ln sall iuunff. 40 the
firtfi fuaIff With isaar n ~asFrr - o. 90
in al ttiinff ~ NNfurf ha co. IN tsrutr
Ith fisF ~ Aufii ~ i.-i "a I've u'fhsk IN
the snsrus-ln wi.su tls ssnsr 49, Httsf hri nu
o. ufiainal vii a. w. isru 60 fiiuslng icsgfih
20 uln trsEe fral sstatr. staatri in Potter o.
"a tifuntF g. wt rrrtaln uarfl ur ht "A
ant sith huii Ing tllrrrin. sitaatr.i in Poster
snl isiuu iati A. fiitlWs NHith ~ hni Il
Anirrs Msnlfsi st hF iiinu tnsu Hoe
.sfuth BY ttn.i - Moe ~tanisf. tasn faun ani
Ian - ~ chapman. srst by ani - ~
4 hsuu 90 anl lani - Olive = fFniektcr, anl
knffsu a. en- isfnuri -asFer farm.
fuItrr. NuFsmlsr ih \ u t-a
IOnDAN ~rNCN
Isputf sherry
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
IIrT rNInMnnE h IN

~tlfr r,rrmnrv L. fci hv death.
On rarth ant sra ani Nv,
Ani that rnsr mty breathe W. hrratb
something must die. Holland.
Hut cold. arr never fatal When trrais.i
tu time With Ndsmson's botanic Cough
Rllsam.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

traris On tha Cauntr % Oxfrrl al ~tais
20 Nainr g. fth .isr - NaF 4. u 49,
Thr un.trrsigrel hFrrtf Eifes nofire ~ hl
arflIrtrr1lnf a. Assiruer n
INNENtAW N thAtiN. - Naruafs
In thr Ganrfr 90 NNfnr,l tnsrifFrt isrltnf. ~
has tlrn forltrsl IN inariFrut uran ~ III
tinn ~ a. Can ~ iusolygnrf fuf All teanil
OF ''''' JANTs WRIGHT. As.isn.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

In mssilff. not In cur;
In acorn, not in burr;
In funny, not In odd;
In furnace. not In hod;
In alto, not In bass;
In flrhu, not In lace,
In color, not IN dye;
In lofty. not In high;
IN inlurr. not Ia harm,
In shoulder, not IN arm;
In stole. but not Ia took;
Ia dh.y, not la hoax;
The whole. "a the average American boy
l. DAY that l. hailed With expressions
81 boy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

''i'd rather h- viii turkey aui li,r
,n 10 prairie. .ili little lov. "thin
ga tame turkey aud D. kille,i ever,
.rar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
L q y

al. Turn. urn. :. spool, pool
q. Avoid. yold 4 Err. ~. ;. Acute,
cute. q. Haunt. aunt. :. Many. any
!. Plate. late. ~ Ideal, deal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

A. urthrl ~ saff 'auntr 20 nNfari ani ~tair
- Nalrs 81 $50 far - ~ 4 N is~t
rl.s w. isr.i gusi hsrvhv gitcs uatirs - his AZ
fa.Inrrrfrf e. AssirurT ~
TitHsnN N nl nk ~ nsthsl
In o. Naanfr nf ukfuri. iusolFFrt hrltaf
49, fts tffu lasIarsi A. insnltgnt spa ~
Isttian tr g. touft "a; tnselvsnry Coz safi
ALyAN "a GOODWIN. A..isus,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

\ correspondent ~ The Ncs York
World cuius two nrW words, "hachrl
lcs.e" and "harheli,itc." AZ suhsiiiuir'
fnr M otnoNious aplelhiion "olt
mali
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

'.>hoi hlm.slf dead" hi. 9. clearly
impossible. \ man must bc alive Ca
.hoot himself
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
Free Treatment y yea !

rs-,s.tiss i.cisi.t - ts taasit tr o. fae.' 90
- str.is.f nafa-s t.rl sitsr "a rtYs ga. q. 90
surftT reFsra IN ssll tIun - .fH"I thrnffa Hfs
Csrf 81 ~ - trasrf ear. rafa.f ra.TfH. Il.
- u.1aFY uutl rsfufn cf raaFrs ArFal1auan Hati
o. sr.trsef - Mlrisfff - lsl1asstff. srl.f ST.
- fHHE InaHIsartna Ilaf e. a. Ili -..ra o.
o. ssesfs <anitarlrm 80 - iaaus, d. ia
IarE sfrsaL NgsIlfI. Masa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

The rhiiii.h mi.s r,.~nts a kiss an
ran. the other way. beat whsn 40 lat
come year. have passed, H. dlicrrni
thrr saY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

NlvWEHIAs. Inrn Wsrrilk of Parts. iu a.
w IuurfF nf flkf.sri D. 30 UHrtskEr Hrf.i
fafn.I a. rrrrrfF Gas nf tttrtTr. 4 ~ issi,
at rsslurliai fn tnr uNfUri trristrf 70 lsessis.
tsank 4lA raEN ~. 1HuFFfol O. 30. 81 - 20
sisurL = ofrtaIn paw nf ~ estate siatif'i IN
rarfs. afnrusafl anf h.run 80 AZ fu.nHs if
rIulur a 80 sauthrrIr CrruTr uf al uf HarF
anI AnIrrua fffrIr uurfn FtstrTIN by AL
tarv a An.fruaa' IanH 81 r.sfs a. stskf
49, aUarFa fhrrIs ssHIfn westerly fara.H
Nfih r,ss.f iraiina fr,srr ~1ut1 faris A. NHrsar
"a rlals @ a stakr anl sirnrs tlfnIr 18Th So
sFir raHaIsi eff nrsf uns 80 rsls O. 49,
rlas.I trrnra rnrfn fasfrrIr nH 49, nHaaI ia
rssis a. nrsf .aInis. nFins 49, a. ~ Va
suu sttnaf. ani tTiuE saue r.afs ruufFfrl a.
ssfl . IFn llrrfhk nr no. Aul snFrFas. -
rnn.Ilfiun - 49, r.aTtraar has tssr hrrkrn. 49,
thTrrfars 81 rrasrn - a. hrfaFh nf a. orn'i
tlnn thlry..f ! rlsiuI Bore lasar nf 49, uaaIt
SO
faris. Navsntsr. o.. A. n. 49,
WTts nnAN
tT ikuss Nngft he NunrufF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
.,>corArio~s

I. Syncopste a musical instrument
AMI leave au article ~ fcod.
2 Syncupaie nlcc. and leave an Inter
lc,Tion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.
CHRISTMAS TOKENS.

Csrr,.peaisnce on topics ~ interss, b. The ladies'
u sohcit-i. Adslws. Eiltsr iiosssAknks'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
STrl slR q Ral EyIl q Elsu1ll
stain ~ NAiNE.


Taken en sNrsution. 40 sill 4. snll ~ puhnf
suftiun. on ths twenty dr.t dsr - Dsssfni.sr. 4
~ l~st 20 to- u'rk-k in The ansfuo.sn "a llutr
Nanueun' o. lu Potter. tn sail Iuuntr I'll ths
hztt iu equity With tssar a. SAWYER - Porter
a. stii 0uuntF ~ nkfuri hal nu The fuuth las
- Nawh. II l--i. NJ thrr- o'ris-k ant fuftf
uiinufrs an ths strfnaIn shsn The sane 90 AZ
ttfhel un ~ onginai srit g. ~ lem the f1IhIw
ing iir.cri isi uioftEagei real estate stuatsi N
faftsf IN at tuuntf o. sit a osrtais parrsl
pr "a - lao {. situatel In Porter. anl a. hulii
ing thsrrpn. act buun iei a. foiiuss North by
lsn,i - An.ifvs Msffihsli. ssst ~ llirsm tssu
nnc. south by lsn,i ~ Mo.s. STANLEY, town farm
anii hnt - 4. II ChapmAn srst ~ AN. - 4
N Chapman ani lani - olive J Psn.iextsr and
knosu a. the i.smusl SAWYER farm.
Potter, November lHh. \. H. ls-a.
JORDAN STACY.
Deputy Shefif
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

NNswrus To ruEELEs 90 I.Asr wrrS.
The l'nion flag.
2.-Nour friend has friend, aud youi
friend's friend has a friend.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

uNars4ar. iu 49, Iounfr - nNfari ani stats
g NaIur 49, ga iar 20 ~ \. - u.
n IN E.rsi frsI hrrn'r riffs uofi0e 20 hls AZ
t..Irfarrrr - AaaIrnrs "a
ulNNI ortNuN. 20 NoFrsT,
L. a. t....rtr ~ nxfari tnss'feut thelter. -
- iu..r fiss isrsf ~ iusFrTt spa M Ifiites
~ ~ Caart ~ iusnifenfY o. saia 'onni1 ~
VN- nINHY u. nEARcr. A..lEnss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

Al prft.r In thr gaunfr 20 oxfuri All sat-
% NaInf e. lfh iar n NaF. \ ~ -,
r. an lrrsI ruei hrrehy sifcs nstic ~ ~ AZ
t.rInfrrrrf A. AssI TrFr ~
Morris n ltnnN ~ Pewter,
H. A. r.Hrff @ nNfrrl tusslfrnt tiettuf. 81
- i.rn o. Iars-l an insairrut uTon his Isu
o. hf a. Gear ~ iu-slteurY fof all touni'
'' '' JORDAN srAcY. As.isues.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
nTirI Sal. Of Real EInn q EIEIn.I
sTATI az MAINE
STATE OF MINE.
- Aas..ua. -.

suprruie Juiielai Count.
oCtol.cr. Term. \. 10 i--s.
Mar g. n White. v. franknn Shirley iIern 40,
W COUSIN, tlen Nuttef. t.eonxr 4. Kin
ball ant lusto ". Quintsrs. late oouartner.
unier The name anl ~ \ - shirley a gau IN.
IN noN ga suggestion ~ The Court that a..
all iustp " Quinteru one - tn nefen iants .
The time - the serttce ~ The WIT ~ ne al IL
hahitsnt ~ tbs ~tltf AM IA no tenant axenl
0r Auorpey sithia The sane that M stslts 81
estats have hem attarhe In this alton az thal
h. has hal M notice ~ saii suit az attashaeut
" u nhnfhHn That uoticc ~ the lusu ieftsv al
this suit ~ xiVeu o. the al Iusts " Oulntsro
~ publishing an Attestei ospy ~ thls orier
together with an ahstract ~ the Plaintir-s vii
In The nxfUri Democrat. q new paper piihn.h-
a Paris, Ia al tounty ~ ONfurl thfpe we.k.
suoce-sitsly The lat publieation o. h. nat -.
than thirty lave lefurv the newt term ~ sali
Court. O. IL holien "a Paris IN ant fof al COM
~, 0nthe seeoni fuesiay offebruaTy. A. u. Iso
that saii Defendant may then AMI there sppear
ani answer b. saii suit N he shall se~ eanse
Attest - ALBkRr :. AUSTIN. Clsrk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
POPULAR STYLES, ORGANS At sss'
sss.so, sso. s1s, soe. And up
orvs-. a-d r.4.o. .oiay ~, o-.l. Fay ray-,-i'
s.I Heated. Catalogue C,ss.
Farm for sale.

sail farm 4. L,ratel two mile. from Rumfor
Point, Ou the daily mall rOutc % Aai0fer, an
contains Que hun,iFei scre., comprising ulisge
mea Tow q xOol yrrhart. pasture ami WOO iAn 7
the latter aese--lble summer OF winter. hulhi
water. FOr further psFtiealsr- aitire.s
WILLIAM ELLIOTT,
uumfssd Patnt. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
COOK WANTED.

~ An.lrvw- H,a-e. south Paris, . oompesens
meat AM pastry cocx viii he pail SOoi wages
and given psrmAnspt smyloyment
W. ~. SHAW. Proprsstor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
THE PUZZLER.
I.-cRos..woRp ExiaMA.

Communicsiioas fgs IN. p,psrmsEs sheuh BE-
.sui On eIiior. ". ~. ElsrsAs. k..s sumner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03
EoR SALE (!

At North Livermoro. Maine.
The ,niirc stock % goois belonging
o. TIE estate % the ate Augustus W
Coolidge consisting Of -uch gods a.
are usually Kept IN a 6rst class eoun
try store. one q the bcst locations
IN the state Tor country trade.
The STOCK H. well selected AMI Nil
b. sold n a bargain. For fall par
uculsr~ ingnire -
SETH ID. wASHBURN. Admir-.
North Liv.rmore, Ne.
North Livormore. Nov Il, 1889.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-03

in it1 frrstulrff af Laur disease. Dyspepsia.
tfnuu.r ularriHra iufauu1afiru q ~ kiinsy ;
~ h.aiirr All kindr-i diseases utt hc Murous
Men Irnrfs.
nr.ufh't.s. acuis or Chrunic iuueiiatsly ~
urfrsI. sIsF.illE furysl
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distressing sFmrfuuls. lnffrasr fts APOSTLE
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fsirs a 80 AT N per izuiig. 90 druggists. q FL
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STATE oF MANI.
Clerks osss; ssg. Isi. Count;

Cierk'. Orcs. sup. Iut. Court.
Paris, November. rs. 1s-o.
The following shows the disposition % Insllet
nent. AMI appcalei ca-e- fOr Violations ~ n .
Avs regulating the u.e AMI ssle ~ Intoxicating
liquors, 81 the term % the suprems Jutlsisl
Court, begun AMI he'll NJ Paris. within ani for
.ait County. on the seconi Tuesday " O,toler.
A. n. is<s
state % Maine. by complsint. We. Frsnk sar
gent. Applt. intoxication. a, mol pros upon
paymsnt ~ cost. Atei At ssoo. co-t. patti. ~
spOnslent discharged.
The forrsoinE u published IN accordance With
STATE % Maine. Chap ~
Attest XIBERr 0. AUSTEN, cisss.
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CHICAGO. Rock Island 3 Pacific RI

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Date % writ, bee. i,th. lss7.
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ioIIp YEsIlpulE TXpRfsi IRLINi

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chslf Cars snd Issf = ~. higsr ulnlns 80
f.llV h-fvr-@n CIftr 100 DIS MufNta onNhs
III. uLuTYN anh oaAifA, rith IhHh hsriln.
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IPHINus aad Fur $40 VI. a. .sph ~ Aan-
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sssf a NJ Insalu luf hsrsas CITY Aaraft.cns
ALLY Ntff Chairr r Routes A. ant nm tat
f..ks puFtlsnd. - Aaseiss and 49, lra1- 90
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, 1889-05-28
Is Consumption Incurableg

Read the following: Mr.. G. H. Morris,
Newark. Ark, says: Was down with
Abscess of Lungs, and friends and physi-
clans pronounced me an Incurable Con-
sumptive. Began taking DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, an now
on my third bottle, and able to oversee
the work on my farm. 1t is the finest
medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur; Ohio, says:
Had it not been for DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption | would have
died of Lung Troubles. Was given up
by doctors. Am now in best of health. "
Try it. Sample bottles free at DR.. w.
N. Hunts drug store.
, 1889-05-28
POINTS.

M. Idelman is out west on business.
Contractor Sharp has gone to Ogden.
G. K. Bannister left for the east yester-
day.
Mrs. Frank Dana is home from the
west.
M. Wasserman and wife are back from
Colorado.
Chief Dispatcher Sisson was over from
Laramie yesterday.
Ex-Governor Baxter returned from the
north last evening.
N. r. Davis and c. Ferris returned
from Denver yesterday.
James B. Woodruff, a jolly Chicago
drummer, was here yesterday.
DR.. r. r. Patterson, the veterinary den
fist, has returned from Denver.
Delegate Carey and F. s. Hebard left
for the north yesterday morning.
Hon. John NJ. Thurston, general attor-
ney for the Union Pacific, passed east
Sunday,
t. j. Conn and wife arrived from
Kansas City Sunday. Mr.. Conn will have
charge of the brick work at the new
shops.
Ed. A. Reid, the former Cheyenne
man who is now a heavy real estate oper-
alto at Ogden is visiting Magic City
friends.
Mrs. Harry p. Hynds and Miss Ruby
Peet, her sister, lett flor the east Sunday
morning and will spend a portion of the
summer with relatives and frlen DIS in
Iowa and Illinois.
, 1889-05-28
Consolidated.

The consolidated articles of association
OF the Wyoming, Salt Lake & California
and Salt Lake, Nevada & California rail-
roads were fled Saturday with the terri
torial auditor. The new corporation takes
the name of the former road, with a cap
ital of $40, 600, 900 in 100, 900 shares of
800 each and the corporate existence is
fifty years. The old stock of both corpo
rations is called in, and new stock is is
sued, share Tor share. The officers and
directors of the reorganized road are
President, James e. Fulton: vice presi:
dent, l.. @. Carrick; secretary, Theodore
Brough; treasurer, w. p. Noble; other
directors, T. w. Bates, j. G.. Conklin,
Nicholas Treeweek, G.. o. Noble, Robert
Gardiner, j. T. Lynch, W. G. Hall, Ma
than Sears, George Mullett, L. e. Rich,
j. Fl. Bacon. The entire length CT the
route is 236 miles, the estimated cost of
construction is $I8, 900 per mile or "a
25S, 600 for the whole business.