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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-08-31
COMMUNICATION.

PAHRANAGAT VALLEY, Aug. 25, 1889.
Mr.. Editer: Mother said l had to
write you letter of congratulations on
that nine pound female baby of yourn,
and to tell you she thought you'd done
first rate for an editer. Why, eight
pounds is considered about the right fig.
ure she tells me, and the only record to
beat that in our family is Sue, who was
a ten-pounder and is bouncer to day.
You'll beupleased to hear that we
got letter from her and she says that
her and her little man have had fine
time; that they got to Salt Lake at the
right moment to see the liberals get away
with the election, which made every.
body outside of the church folks feel
good. 1 suppose when the railroad is
running to Phoebe there IL be lots of the
brethren immigrating to your town, so
you'd better keep your eye on EN- or
they'll take you all in. Some of 'em
have been talking pretty freely in Ten
pessee, l see lately, about this country
belonging to EN-, that they was prepar.
ing to take it by force if necessary and
would have it if it had to take blood out
of every man in the country and that the
church was preparing an army for that
purpose-Bully, says l, Mr.. Editer. they
can'tsail in any too quick to suitsome ofus
one way or the other. Sue says she was
introduced to one or two large female
families and she haint agoing to stand no
nonsense herself, that if Shorty under.
takes to corral any other woman in her
time he'd better make his will for fear of
accidents.
That fence Of ourn is completed, but
; may be we was little too premature in
getting it done as we heard that the
railroad is liable to keep out of the val.
ley after all. Do you suppose dad could
recover damages from the company for
false pretenses on their part; you'd bet.
ter say yes anyway, as the old man is
feeling pretty bad about the matter and
we want to keep him agoing as long as
we can, if it is only blowing up sage.
brush.
haint heard word from that butcher
so l suppose he don't want no potatoes
or beef from these parts, but he might
have shot his mouth off and said thank
you. May be he'll want cheap beef one
of these days and then we'll fix him.
Isuppose there are plenty of fellows a
selling you pears and peaches that didn't
get time allowed 'em to grow before they
was plucked and II get rotten before
they'd get ripe.
Mother says its no wonder SO many of
your people are on the sick list if they
can't get along without eating such
trash,
Jim and mes got an idear, that when
the railroad is finished, we might run in
lots of grapes and make "Dixe wine" for
Phoebe and stand off them Dutchmen we
hears agoing to make beer. Blast me!
If I'd want to play key to keg of lager
and take chances of busting.
The twins are perky and want you to
kiss the new baby for EN-, and if you've
got time you might do it for
Yours truly,
BILL SMITHERs.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-08-31

feet ahead. The strangers seemed to
have planned foot race from the start
and expected to realize on it, hence the
cheering at the second victory for home
talent was vociferous.
A number of bets made on Monday
were held over after the fret game, st.
George hackers claiming they wagered on
general results" Nothing was heard
OF general results" however, until after
the 9th innings of the first game. and
nothing, also. after the Sd inning of the
last.
All In ali, the games were success, nc
quarrels or serious disputes occurred and
no bad feeling existed. The umpire's de.
clsions were sometimes accepted with
bad grace, and though he made occas.
lonal mistakes. they went as much
against one side as the other.
Wednesday evening an impromptu
dance was given at Browns Hall by the
victors, where those who were not al.
ready tired out enjoyed themselves until
about A. NJ
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-08-31

SS,s'ioAoti ~ CtS', tAc
out of the fund of
in the same way
against the school
lowed and paid; prov
stationery, etc., pu
provisions of this A,
to be the property of
to be under the care
School Trustees whe,
SEC. 5. All fines
provisions of this Ae
the county treasury
state school fund.
Sec. 6. 1t shall
County SuperinteDda
in each county in thi
law to be published
in his county. if any
secutive times, annul
two years, the expeIu
ton to be allowed,
general school fund
Board of School Tru
district shall cause
ally, for a period of
public places in theij
the requirements an
! Law.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1889-08-31

~ nSof this ACT, are
ID table books, sta
h child OF children,
y such board to pro-
procured, for such
IL necessary books,
) anne to be paid for
$ aid school district,
! that other claims
! district are now al
!, ided, that all books,
released under the
t, shall be deemed
the school district,
and control of the
l not in actual use.
collected under the
! shall be paid into
on account of the
! be the duty of the
Mt of Public Schools
! 8 state to cause this
in some newspaper
there be, four con.
I lily, for a period o.
! Sc Of such publica
and paid out Of thu
Of the county. Thu
i stees in each schoo
to be posted annu
two years, in thre'
; district, notices 0
! ! penalties Of thi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
sss.sSay, New. -

he boom In s~rosca ira has olAp>~i
Tn. rv,nrisd slSkn~- u Jsdsrsoa Davis i'
incurr~ct
Pension Commi-ioosr RAum 10 ds,srpsinst
a. -nfosv- the f~s axr--msat Lao.
Knights q IAtor and tAs Farmers ALI
an. q U~orgia unii~i 81 AtLantA
vtos President Morton has sab.rrib-i tio
Zoe . M. aumsus n Horace or.slsy.
Tho -rvss q sv-sl. po~ihly the steamer
Bruollyn. 50. I~s-~i a Cap cAArIss
In. r,bhrrs q The dying patriarch q,
s.r,ia hs.isn~i hs dsaiA by sirsnxlins
Nv the fall q 4. b-lfry ct olAhujfalu. Hun
gary. ala t.r.oa. -sr Hlisd and many IN
isrsi
Am.nsimsa,s 10 ''ruls. 81 The raj n
soa.lisf~i By The isisrnAtionAi Marine 9 .
fsrvnc.
pt.. IL B.r, the sA,sstars-., s-isdl~i 9
Washington -siO- ami .Anag-i 70 tAAs 9
trip h. Leioa.
J.cob Bright. . 60 s Joan brsAi, A.'
t.,a IN w.sAins,oa tAs vsss. snd has -
c.sv~i gr.., sitsatioa
4 runaway Aor-s 81 NslrOss Ma. y--,er
d.y sf,srnooa rv-al,~i In Tie ssrssas iniury
q t~o anal children
Tlps cnart hsa-s 81 warr.aioa. Va, -.
iur,s.i la, night he 10 10 ssoa, $3.50
AMI Tho Insurance sis.oo
s--rv,sry BlslB. all si.ssa srsar~iOa 10
DAY ~ Annapolis, In hoasr q The dsi~ssis-
D. 81. American congr~~
Ths Ssiioaal Farmer oongr~ss siop,~
r--,lui,oa. demanding ~lusl prv,~r,ioa -iil
manufacturing lndus,rt>.
III. annual report q Cen Srhof~i q
r---fs,.fy q War Proctor ds,O,-s -oa.
..r. "a the gs-.tioa u d--rtioa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19

Morunons In Canada ar, a. contest any
government si'smP, o. prevent IolyEainy In
their district
\ man In . terribly msngI~i cobdi;ion
was found hanging In his coll In the town Jail
q, HsypnTt. " J
\ us.~ting -ss bell in Pain hall. Rs,oa,
IN niotnory - the Anarchist. hsng~i In CHI
sAg, two year. ax0
Ano,h~F JuyEisgs rsft |. 10 - huGii ~ iii
10 icl to-, loaS.r than the Ons that re-ch-i
Ns- Yofk IN safeiy.
Maj Gen Schoaeii decslss thu, the Gun
usnd u |. r-giuseni shoah Away, ds.olvs
uJ.sn the s>nior ofic.r
TIE Rs,atiAcan Ss,trnal l.sxus q Wash
instoa u ollis-i Zoe financial r~~sons 10
nov. into smaller auArisr
Thsr. Il psInor that tb- MssIosn rovsrn-
ment -lll pl.cs a,At On AHsr,c.n machinery
-hirh oil r~ally L. Ifohlbtory
Tie bard sgF.an,si 10 considsr ths pro-
Yristy % c.sa-,lsisnax the naval establish
n,snts a. Ns~Iort has male . report In
favor a such = Irc,ssiur.
MAJ X \ Burke. -ho-- r-csri - STAT
tr-~sar,r - louisiana ha Ei,ea 10 ~ ma.h
r,-rap AMI .sD. charg-s, h ~ii ~ have $40
s.--iuly nai~d |. ,.s Hcaiur.s mining
comI@ny In iondsa.
JAM n Raj. -hO has h~sa sTfoni~i
intel Sta,s- cunsal Of Dunf-rnlins IL con-
N, nly cali-i thu i.ihsr q the telegraph
n. y-f-,nally hshi~i the nr, pr--idsais
mage sv~r <at scr-- The Alleshanis- by
-tr.
S-nstF EVsrt. ana III Tsim.s. --rs
an,oag The sy-.tstssr ~ ths lnri msyufs
.ho- Ssiurlsy In i.ooiua NJ Evsris as
lcoklng ~sll. AMI All b. -ds In srcsllsui
hsalth. sBi that h. sII-c,~i 70 all fos hosns
Nslnr-isy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
porNoM

rho-s Who are anxious that th~ir mon
~ .hould ~ used for some charitable
purpose after they arr dead AMI can a.
Il no more. arr APT o. have their best lahI
plsn. gang agl~e.~ samuel !. ulier
tried 10 leave a large sum 20 money IN
trust o. New York city Tor public %
hrary Mr. rlden was a lawyer % pre-
eminent ability. aud should have hce-
able 90 draws will that would stand
moreover, Ia drafting Il BE- had the all
% another very able LAWYER. ~ tn
supreme couri of New York has decide,
against M viii on technical grounds
There l. still th- cOurt % appeals Tor II
O. 10 through. ~ this decision l. not
hnal, bat ihe hcquesi l. In serious dan.
gcr. n rich man wants % Do good
with hi money, h. will succ-cd be;ter
BY giving Il away while b. i .till here
than by waiting until h. gci. where h.
has no control off.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
NEWS OF rnr wIIk.

s.rVsnAt Ansshsr 1cxsia. rsn h o. -
balm. u stn - Ia frst knrer tnAn ths ens 80
froaa IN Rrcwu Univsrsi,y uyssary :. sil -.
al N ~ RrgisiHAf. t,ilssa =. hohin-sa. h.s
h.sn arrv.tr.i rkarrt-i with ~ stntsttAnisnt
II sra --i 90 ~ Nhsrsxusn 'snai -
arnrlslir turnssi 90 ~ ~ 20 Osttlsf.
~rNnaE Col Gsssik.. 49, killf.i Gel >~gIf
Al IsNinstoa. ~. Frtlsy a.. d,si 90 -se.lay
-lAeath - lice. ~ainFan 4. Auiress ~ tana
brtisv. furrnsfly - huskashi, Ne
NnxnaY rreshisnt uarft-s.e has tssusi =
iAmsfion ~ iaring thsi Nasliugian fsryi
tsrF has lrsn s.iua'ttsSi O. - Antan.-- ~
prs-sut insiifatisns arv sfe-shs - 49,
osattea crvp than "a fsaf - - -, 49,.
~ a. snas tksks.is an.i hnrtari in Ns~ Nssi
q, ~ "a apFsar q haFs lssn sNsxgyrsts-i
TV2snaT rustnastsr 1rnsrNl WansnAAei
think. thsrs 4 usssi a rsal rvfufuu IN ~ rall
az psstal -srtts. ~ plsoes mors tAlls 20
sxecutits stinty th.n un msrv ts-ak Fsrnins
H. uishs. d r,sluns rstss - Isstsrs on usrrhan
a. frn. fsufth O. thiri Csss a. a. slslsh ~
thiri clss. T-.-tsrv .--in iasa ~ ofl.sl 80
.huss thst az ~ -t.ie e.esis esceit ~ -,
81 Wssisru kan.ss =-Thsrv sere t1ss tHrrh
- On - Cathanr rruos--isn 80 llstirnrfs -
uirht Cariinsi t.ihians rysissei u.eu.
WNuNEsntr AZ N Hepahican ~ttif uCkg
4. os's- sxosts - ,.sserulf. -. issn ssstri
n tsa.i $3.50 has lssn - harlest 80 ~
parisnos-i o. o. frufinrgtusl erAhl ienA.
80 fsr fnesn fears-- - Nfe.Ie 49,.
0nnuanv rrfa-es 4 artsrf ~ rsics - tfiegfeFh
~. . ,s-i ~ r'..t--s.i.r ,.snersi " snalasker
civil -rrFls lunnHaissiunfr kI-1-Fffa efiN
rf-ss T..sIrsastrr tsrnrrai "a snantakrfs fsssttnn
- lnIIinafsi ~ rvHaarks rtTrutF auTinutfsl O.
~ ~ gsfh.sIif Iuir~rsitr 81 MashlnFtun
frrrns1r ufsnesi frsstirnt uarfteun ani 80
ina prr-rnf - nislur rvsTunius O. t.sssi
49, sarrniF srplsni~i
rurHsnaT rhs ~ Nofk sghoonsI. erssis
n nurhanan. hsi nsrruN s-falT ffuu ~
sfrurtlan br 81 ~ ~airm SIXTY fFe I-frsf1s
infiuing -rfrrai ar'nr o-csrs al pl,.,ninsni
rnsn ~ 90 triaI in Ausfrts. fharErl sith fstn
fnnr . arre nuHutTf - ekiirian rsasants ~ ~
farins thsui g. ernisrate O. Auisrtra ~ las
ststrrnsuts AT ohtalulng c,.l Hll.slnus - thflf
pa..ars unonsr .---tseorrg a. huurf 80
knnsn iuslHsnls sEruf - hsstHns ~ tssn
in.iIrt.i un - charss - cltaiulag rnnnsf unisf
fai.- prstgngss. a. q safrsnt aas tsen lss-s,i
o. - arrvst
YufnaT ~ discovery % 80 go - is
rs1-lrtai frrra Nartt ~rtinsF a. sNprft clairns
ma thsrr ars la1su 81 - 49, ~ ~ -a1us--
tafss sitanrs-i in ~ Ne iark uarkft ---
-paatiinE ssFs ~ 49, al Leagae l. strpngri
than u ever 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19

krtaays Wv -
New Orl.~ns favurs holding he werld'.
fair In Chicago
r~vn,y miner we're bars~d BY the collsI-s
q min> In Germany.
A young lady va severely bsatsn BY q
burglar si Ro-rmond, lila
A general fall % nov tAroushost ths
ntiv northwest 10 rvport~i
Thew IL trvahls ct The Pot risrs, q D.,
r~->rratioa o,sr The Land ttisa
Tho sultan Of Zanzibar and ~ go Atm.
ran company are qaarrsliins ever anAnciAl
questions
Archbishop ireland says thew b - proe
ability tina, the p~p~i han against masonry
viii h. removed
Another man, an irishmsa, nAn~t hepeo'
ali. nov In Europs, s msnusasd - irtR'
s~ici In the Cronin murdsr.
Mssk~i robh>p attached cAinsss wool
shopy-r In Or-<oa ssd oos Il he thss,e'
~.skill-i and aDothsr b>diy voanded.
with the svtas., psrposs q robt-ry. {
woman undertook 10 calorcform anoshs'
~osnsn In . railway station 81 Minneapolis
he Nith1faNA ~ MN Fs<@ e.a ~
coll~sgu~- from the wonAsS ChristiaI
Temperance union national ooavsation 10 ~
pr,,~i In Iowa
Tn. Catholic church sutAorsttss have ~
fl-si inisrmsnt In ooaScrstsf grounf
for the r~nains u Mo Ksliy. he frisni an
di-,ipls % ~ Me0lynn
A. H. Hs-,,tson, an EasiisA engineer
I "A - -. 49, ~.
Panama canal. although 10 app>Ar imps-.'
he Ia cnplets u on ysyias hAsiA
Sis,y.nvs persons, including -vsrai ArmI
cffic.r AMI pro'ninsn, men. Are 90 trial n
Austria. charged With s~iniilns . lrC
numl-r - OsliciAn p>~-Ants BY isfucinl
them 10 smigr.,s 10 America By fal-s state
msn,s ami obtaining ccmmi-ions on thai
oAa-Ass mnosy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
A oREAr s~Asl, og RIcoeos

The lovers % the turf Wer, given an
exhibition 40 the Bay District track. san
Francisco, on the afternoon ~ Nov 9Th.
never before SEN CA the Pacific coast.
HE great event ~ the day was the per-
formanCc % senator Stanfori's filly
>uuOl Who made the remarkable time 81
ale IL. lowering the thres-year-old
record 20 ~ ryently made by AXtell.
During the last few week. hor-smsn
Serv greatly Interested In the approach
ing te-t - >unol's capabilities, aud " hen
the hlly was hroaght cut on the track
Big crowd Nas present o. witness the
performance. She was accompanied hy
running horse during the trial. The
start Nas made with the latter about a
furloug behind. Sunol reached the
quarter I'm thirty-two seyonds. she went
o. the half In I O5 and IL then sevmed
certain, barring q brvak she would sue
c,esi In lowering the rccord. The time
% the third quarter was 81 Ia.
The runner pressed her closely down
the stretch, and Marvin. her driver. APP
piled the whip. but the coli dld not make
the slightest skip aud passed under the
wire In 10 IL. When the time Was
announced there was Wild cheering
among the spectators, aud the enthusi-
asm continued several minutes.
Won wilkes yearling stallion record
n Ia, was also lowered by Count Val
ensius faustine. Who trOtted a mile la
2 rs. The third record lower was by
Regal Wilkes. Who started 90 bat Az
tells tvo-year-Old stallion rccori 20
& -. Regal wilkes trOtted a mile With
cut a skip In 2:2O -. STEAMBOAT also
trotted saturday 10 make ? ~ on a wa
ger made some time ago that be would
accomplish the feat before the close 81
the year. Ills time Wss ~ 81. which
lowers his oVn record by Que -econd.
palo Alto started Ca beat the stallion ~
cord Of ~. but broke badly on the
home stretch ami finishe,l Ia 3:la 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
The Governors Proclamation

Tssr~st fsr ~ rynsisus custams AT forms
hi lei teurraiion ~ surcsssite Evnsfations Il =
latrifr duty stifh fi.ri rtfsns AMI thrir rilfss
81 asfnts Ntl alsaYs faithfully WEari aratl
tale o. t.o-t Shs rfsatr.t ani 80 Wisely Fufefns
a. sufti spftnTs fruHn shst o. TT tn hanAn
nafufy an.i tu.littlu ani state that fAil O.
nanifrst ar ~ raj O. tistnufaii fatiuu ani
issuu~ n 4 thsryfsf, in oi-siicuos O. . plain
uneiai ohu rstinn and stth ths aitios ~ the ~
rcutitr Counrii. that brrvhY designate AMI 1t
atau. TtrGsuAt. tHT fsfu nat 80 NuNfNHfH
instant. a. day ~ Fable thanksgfinE hnt
prayer. ani ufE- on m Isupls ~ this state H.
asssmbs On that day in thsif huuss AMI Ia their
rrsfss tive plars. n puhuc surshlp, anii thsr,
earnestly o. eNVrcss gratitude o. ~ omniI-itsnt
Fsthsr fnf IIis bi.s.InEs dufins ~ past year.
sni o. pray fsf iiis care ani suiisnce Ia the
futufv
In thu. Askn0w i-isinx that religion 4 ths
Formulation ~ ths STATE whis ~ hufnhly Cunfs'.s
oar sins ant solrii Irvine forgiveness, ~ folhgs
In the ftstrps ~ our ansestfy sho ~ - much O.
t-,tusaih O. " the pfiCecss blcsslnEs - nv
AL Ihfistian suysrumsnt
aireu a the Counsl IhAmirr a AusustA,
mi. fourth day ~ Nogemlsr 10 the year ~
ear Lori ons th.asAnd eight hundrv-i ast
siEtty nine. anil - The inlsJ~n'isnCe ~ The
intel state. - America. ths one hun.lrssi
aud fouftasnth
EDwIN e. BuRLEiGn.
nt TuF soVFHNon
OEAsssD,L ssitH. secrvtary % STATE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19


TIE mouum-ni o. Col Cas- vas dsiio.tsl
ON Bostoss public garien
Asst Lo,is girl ~As ssaali.i and ps~rly
kilIad by tlS~ On the head
Lnlg, & Ca, Init goeis tptl-r, Albany,
Ia. tAlls-i 9TH t'oolo liabilities.
IL IL estimated that the Egyptian oO,,ot
crup ~ill yisi oser 5,osuo tal-s
T~.l,. ~cu.-n sr.ploys,i In The Ns- YOri
custom h0a-s have ls-n Discharged
II Ia stated that NJ advance cnpies q Pre-
kl~n, HArrisoa'. message Will H. given out
DAlys colt Cyil s~ryic- ts-t McCkllsndi
sam Mr. for 40 a sids. Ave furionxs, al
El.IAl-,h. y. J.
The American slAr ecliT-s party hAi
reached 81 Vincent. Cap de Verde Islands
ga 10 nay o. Africa
Rx-sp~aker Csrl.e thinks the r~cent el~c
tioas give sv,deBc- q the markell progrs~'
tariff reforh b. mssing
The alaDdolcd schooner Annie q. hAi
ten ,owed into Yarmouth. y. X bottom M
Her crew !, protsbly lost
s-nator Pettisre~ q south Dakota 10 the
youngest man ~ the upS-r branch o. oon
gr~s lie u ~ year. Of axe.
Ths orficlAl vote Of all bat thirtssa ocun
tie Ia io-a Indicate the election q AL ths
Republican state ticket sIoep, governor
Superintendent Portsr ~y. the statistics
Of popalAtion cannot b pref-r~d for con
grc~. t-fore the OI-ning Of the short ses.ien.
A disI@tch from shanghai ~. that the
Chm emperor. Who msrrisd against his
-Ll, In olsl'e0oe n hs mother. nor r.fus--
~ - either his mnther 90 his wife
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
Thar.sl.,. New. IL.


Raids on several policy shOp- ~sr. made by
the Boston polio,
ocrsn racer. ~er. delayed In New Ysrk
hArbor by heavy fog
Pusilist P.,er Jackson viii not agrss Ia
fight Sullivan at prs-snt
Jo>sph Dow. the well-kno~n historian sf
Hampton, n. IL. Is seriously sick.
The silver m<n srpre-. conndsacs N .
friendly policy u the Standardization
Striking miners At spring Valley. lila.
have accep,ed mins-O~n-r srJtt. terms
Missionaries In Africa have b~n forei "a
wage open var upon the Arab slave oaieherS
An old woman ct Proy.isnos did after
bong bsatsn by her husband sni two dausf-
tsn
There 10 . fortune Of sx5.oco.Oo in the
Eashsh court Of ehsDesry awaiting heirs In
~ Louis
Gen Benet chic, % ordinance. devote-
considerable attention 10 smokslsss powder
In his annual r.port
The change In federal cffices 10 meniionsd
- oos q the chief influences in causing the
Republican defeat In Ohio.
The ehAnc-- are tAat Chairman Cooley ~
the interstate commerce commission viii net
b sbls to resume his labox
Tie gru-s earnings Of the Manhattan sls-
waited road Of Ns~ York last year were ~, :
oeo,oso, sna the spsrating sxpsasss saA tasss
1,t<1,sek
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
THANKSGIVING.
Tho Presidents Proclamation.

hishiy faturv.t ts.pis. taiuiful - thsif 40
l.nsieurs 90 a. l-santY - pivins frustisnrs
shluh sesk hftinE e.sssiuh o. trsiiff sfatiiuis
ani asrftis pfAiss o. lliai wia l. NJ auiiuof II
their unsny hessinEs n i-hi-uFss us. thsn. a.
Ia iark Nth tksntfui hsarts over 80 yasi
feaf au.i hkrss tot fpf llis innnits utrfvf IN
toas hsafng b. uaf hnd sniafins 1850. o. ouf
Issfls ffy.aiaui ffuu tFstllsnrs aui famlns. O.
uuf husianimsu ahunlant tafrst, anfi a. thsu
that isluaf rvsulnrsnss - thsif tail
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
sroW us soneeopY MORE RoeusI

4 Washington correspondent com
plains that the bust Of the Hon. Hannibal
llamlin, which has lately becn placed In
a niche In the north wall ~ the Senate
gallery. represents "a smoother, morr
handsome aud more robust person than
the venerable Maine statesman" \ bust
i apt % look smooth. aud no bust ~ the
Hon. Hannibal llamlln can make him
look handsomer than be- L.. ~ for 10
business, II ayoung fellow can hsh all
day aud dance all night, be- !. a. robust
a. any siaiuary i likely To represent him.
". y. sun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19
rrl -MAsptRlsa nAlsllrr-

The Anoks Herald IA. discovered =
new reason Tor the dcpopulation % rural
Maine, aud that l. thr prohibitory Law
The IDEA was suggested by the para
graph la the llvmocrat two Nevks sincs
Ia relation 90 the departure from the
state u persons Indicted for selling
liquor. The Law certainly has consider.
able effect In dePopuhiing oxford Coun.
" % rumsellers. Looking al the calen-
dar - the last term 20 court. % which
the Herald refers "a. Ne fnd CA the lisi
the names ~ two persons who l-ft th'
state suddenly last February while tn
grand jury which Indicted them Wa IN
session, aud Who ''show no disposition
% return" We know mo- rrason Why Il
Isn't good Nay 20 gct rid % them, 1,
send them cat - Maine into some stats
where liquor selling i a legitimate bu.t
hes.
IL did not Occur o. va, hen Ne Wer,
reading the IIerald's statement Ia regart
10 the amount % liquor business bsfor,
the courts az Paris and Anoka. that ths
whole court calendar. with all the post
Poned eases. runaway criminals. and 81
on. entered into the account. On thai
basis statement could D. made which
would re,d like this
The County % Oxford harbors vast
number 81 criminals. At the last tern
Of court az Paris there were thirty-tw,
criminal cases before the court.
Asa matter % fact, the grand jury Al
the last term % court found twelve IN
dictments, a larger number than IN.
average. Figures never I've, and yet a,
In the above supposed case, they ma,
b. used 10 give a decidedly false impress
sion. such i the use made % them BY
the opponents % prohibition OF any
other good measure. when they leave Of
gsneralltiss, and attsnpt 20 deal with
fssts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-11-19


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