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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
IRON DICKENS

You are a daisy d, considered very
slan-y by tI,-. wtu 49, u lndiscrimi.
mattel, and nfi,numcs Il D. liui Il
u..,l 900 tlIc sru-c in which u inventor
Charlie Dickens. intended % q u good
anI fur.iblc ln David topIrricld u
q. iir,t u.,.d Boz thr -suse az calling a pr
sun 70 dli., 900 way to exprr,s admia-
TN. and. 20 thc SAME time to laugh At
one .crc,lu.y Storfiorth ,ay- to young
Oopl-rdeid David. my daisy yea are
40 mnusent uf thc world 1T mr call
yuu m, daisy. a.. u q 30 refreshing to
lind one in these Corupi days -o limo
cent and uu-lphis,icaicd Ny dearCOP
Irrfirld. thr daisit, Of the Held are not
fr,-nrr than you.
loo thin u two wordcd phrase
hcafd IN all CLASSES 81 -0ciety liy some
Il j. us..d IA a vulgar sen-e. and u l. Oh
lcctiuuablc slang. 10y other Il i USED In
the manner which gave u 10 "a as a good
Worl To ny when speaking Of an ac-
ton -. that Is too thin. u vulgar
slang. bccause an action cannot IT, thin
Hut Ia AZ. when a person makes a Estate
mcnt which u calculated 10 mislead,
20. that l. too thin. l. not slang. Ii
was given currency by the Hon. Alex
ander II. stephens. Of Georgia. In the
United States congress IA 1870
Some mcmber bad made reply to
Mr. stephens and thc latter had his chair
wheeled out In the aisle and said In that
shrill. piping voice which always com.
mandcd silence "Mr Speaker. the gen
tleman's arguments are gratuitous as
ssrtions made up Of whole cloth. And
cloth. cir. ~ gauzy and thin that IL will
not hold water IL l. entiro!y too thin,
sir --Iittsburg Dispatch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
a GREEN IOT.

Among the personal effects of a takii
arrested the other dsy on complaint ~ 4
hotel for non-payment of board was 4
wheel ~ fortune. and while detective
were examining this With great deal oi
curiosity one of them found q hidden
spring which was worked by pressing d
button.
"what I. thi. for h. Innoccnily ask.
ed.
ITO stop the wheel AZ any desired
point Was the answer.
"But Why should you desire Ia stop u
az any certain point =
"Whv should L. suppose that John
Henry has laid hls dollar on the figure
seven. The pointer stops at that figure
aud BE- wins"
"But you DO not stop II ihercf'
"Ceriainly."
40 lei him winy'
''Of course"
IL"
"No. ~ course YOU don't. hut do.
Next time there are from four to eight
John IIcnrys With their dollars ~ =,
and the painter stops at ;. Sorry for
YOU gentlemen, bat IL YOU haven't travel
ed it's not my fault"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
A AoasrMAh,s cRlIlcIsM.

There D. genial horsemlu la Detroit
Who 9. al.o great lover ~ che thcltrr.
The morning following the lat Bern
harit cnga cement la Detroit some year.
go. d. met "a friend aud The following
conversation took place:
Genial hurssman--"i saW that French
womlu. llernlnult. lat night"
FrieuI-''llow do you Ike herr
g.. l-">he was great.
F.-"Gr,at Was shef-in What Way
q. Il.-"Oh. he Wa simply great
F.-"But can't you give mc some idea
81 hcr actiugf
e.. ll.-''Why. sec herr, You've been
to horse race. haven't youf
f.-"lc.. often
T.. ll.-"Well. you'ye seen fine-look-
lng mare step ou the track, holding her
head high aud making "a picture u does
your eye. good Ca ses. aud hen she - :
started he doe. her mile Ia $3.50. Well,
that. au American actress. Pretty soon
some fellow drives a little black lilly on
TO the track. shes not handsome to
look ~. but. .ir, shc doe. her mile With
out a hryak Ia , ~. Well, thats Bern
lsr.1f feel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
KITCHEN RANGES

Ne have always had pleasure m
taking about because tie Quaker
Range H. such good one W don't
say much about IL. bat the recon-
mendatious come pouring in ~ that
10 is with great satisfaction that we
say. bus a Quaker Range d you want
one. They are great fuel savers and
bakers AQlaker n. : b worth
about $50 with an thc ware. bat Ne
can give you ROYAL a. 4 ior So
n your Dining Il 'om wants n little
article or two. Ne can ON che bi'l In
fact. no matter What you w,nt in the
house furnishing line, you c,n get 70
at low prices ana on the easiest ~
terms. n YOU can't come, witt Us
4 reply val be- sent you 10y return
mail with cuts, or samples ~ cirf,i
n yuu need them
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01

o. 300 ti.rIsr. 90 thr ul.fl mu-uu'
m-mhr.ur thr rmrlt utel must 'rr u'u.
.ulrfiue. Thr mrlial profession m'
he,u .iss to leam thl.. NuihIIt she.
factory can De- accomplished vlII''Hn .l-
r.. .uuns. powder. ur .iriuc". l' usr
they Hrr 40 Irritating. Zee nos thoroughly
reach ihc Affected surface. tui -hHuli Del
abandoned 49, Nur.r than failures. \
multitulr IT person. Who hal Tor Vrar-
houe 40 thr worry auipliu that caiauh
can iunirt tr.tify Co radical cure.
wruurlf hy XIV. Cream Hahn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
NNopYNE PEARLS

arc a boon o. those 81 worn out nerve
energy they cure Nervousness, lnsom-
MIA. Ner,ou. Headache, Opium Habit,
Painful Mcnstruation aud Spermator-
rhWa. Warranted not Ia contain one
particle ~ opium, Morphine, Asafutida,
Nalerian or llyoscyamus. aud YET pso-
duce refreshing and health giving sleep.
At your druggists, price only 80 cts.
send for testimonials Ia Dr. =. :. Hutch
ln.on q Co.. Enoshnrg Iall., VI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
u.II...i Mar IN. Pole.

Bllnks-Hello. old fellowl What's
wrongi Look completely used up
Jinks-Yes Been % the Polar regions
since saw you
Blinks-lmpossiblei | thought you
were KEEP, at home with a colicky baby.
Jinks-That's just H. Up all night
iIeen living In the land 81 the midnight
On.-Pittsburg Bulletin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01

Paris. Iu ar.I t.Uufr. ar o. fH.r.I IafsIa. A
~frffrtTr A u I-si
uu fre fsrf.Hu Uf rmeffr a. ttarnan A
i.sinFI 'n .tii t.Hrff. rragfrs trat t.luarI e.
itrtasi t.srtfsr sIth tIa-s'f nlar If arI...nflr
an.i 80 rIHr.f al frustHfs Ir.'rr ffr uI. .f I'm
ottr laUuan. air af uffhrL in saII tuaufr
Hffr1ssrf
un tHF fHHra..nE fsffl.n. lt IL snirr,sL IHal
e. saI.l r.frf.Hnfr give r.f.Ir tn an fFrsnrs In
trrrstf.i. tU nuHIsh.rG tE.s nr.irr tnrfs uffk.
suTrrssIFr.F m fEr uNfHnI ttrl..r1f n r1fsI
rrIrir.i m faria. m sltf tuurfT. fraf thrr mas
affrn.i nj fruH1tH Count tH IT $50 III THr.s nf
o. tnIrf Iufsfnr RI tFfn.rr 4. a.. l.-l al
siaHs .auar m nnN fIrH have. ufT CO., urnFFr "A
saIl FasI'f'.Hrr sE.sl.f 81 Is rrHrfaaI
nfuittf A. Wilson Iufrr.
a true rupf-aiirsf IA e DAVIS. Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01

Paris. .r ESQ l.HnfI. .r on. tt.rI ru.e.sr e
-srrTr. 90 a fH fa-.
ur Co. lsrf..n nf In.fHI u thanran. q.
n.fHr. M stII t..nf. rraTIuF fItf IuarI e.
tlfrr. f.arfrfr uIfH r.maff pa. .f nnf...rfH
arI Unnnrr.l.i ns fra-f..s ur.'rr f.f u.. .f In
Hfrr tHHru.tr. .ttl nf I'Il.i. Iu .aIi t.lrfI
IfffasH.
tir Co. f.rtr.Ir. r.lf.f..r. ff Is .rIrr,-i Ia
fnf stIf rff.f.HHfr ..ff r.fI.f tH aI nrrsuns .n
tTrFsl..f Er uu.Nst.rg frIs HrIrr fErrr uufk
slrHfs-IrfIF In Gel uKf.rf is.u.frnf. n rars'
rrirfrI nj far.s. Iu safi lalrfI. fInf fhrF mar
afffri M IriH'1fr t.a.Irf tH nr If m lHrIa .l
Co. tnIrI uUFsiHF .f fHfs'Fr A u l-.H nr.
sr.e rtusr m anF tErr have. urI frr rraFfr II
saii rffIf.Hnrr sI..uIf &c IF rrnrfrf
etuNtt VIII ~uN 1uIar
a trar 0urF-aftlsf n. a.. DAVIS. Et.r.frr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01

uXFuHu. - Al Caurt ri Probate t.ll II
Paris. u.frIn nrI o. CO. t.IrfT nf uKfHr.I. III
Co. ffIrl fufsiar Uf >fTferr' sr. 4. n LEA
con en- rff.fiun 20 q b ~nfI. AImInIsfrafai
lrrnsF A. sfI an.l runFFF rrrftIn RAJ fstffs 10
utfri IN airrfHrl AMI .IrslrI 20 Ir o. rrf.far
uu n J. ir o. frl'.ltr one. af au afFartarTsl.
CTR nf sIKfE In.ltrs ani intrrrsf Hn sarnr fruu
Ma 81. ~. o. tar raTusuf af trtts an
rharErs
uEuEnFu. That a. sail rst.fIoner give noiIrs
o. ai rsrss.ns intrrrsfsri nf ratsIrg au a'strlrl
- ~ IatifIHf. ulfn tEIs order frrartIu. e. n
runIshsi tnnaU ursks surCrsslfFIT ln thr 90
farl tAgullrItf n nresfarer printlsi M Paris. IN
sail tlIrfr. thaf thrF MAJ arrTlr M = friiIaia
Court O. D. he'll at Paris ur thr IhIrl Iufsiar
of tst urNt. 1f nine n'rifk in CO. fHrrnos.n anI
shus Caazs FAM theT have. say tl.e ssule shuull
ne ID granted
GEuR6E a WILSON. Ju.ire
A tris copy-Attsst 1t 4 DAVIS Hsgisier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
NDIlOuN kNUW~

Whit = suffered Cor wear. with thD.e Gore
riblr. rl,klne. .irkhetlsrhe.. iiir Nt'
uuit a fnuuruf tn mr. 10 fuu trr ID"
troubled. I voull 1dt..r sou to Dec ~u.-
rhur BIfirr.. Cor thc, cur-i me. -'itrA
Nffff
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
sh.etIron nalldlns..

A system Of building houses entirely
81 sheet iron has been communicated To
the Society Of Architecture In Paris.
The wall. partitions. roofs and wainscot-
ing are composed Of double metallic
sheets. separated by an air mattress,
which Is surrounded by different nom
conductors Of heat York Tels-
gram
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
GLoRGi WILSON iu'lTe.


OXFORD. =. .-M q count ~ Frnhate. hsti Al
fans. within aui fur thf tuuntf ~ nxfurt
on che thlul TuesiaY - september. 4 u. fu-g
On ths Istition n bafid " liastings 81. Guar,t
Ian - Narshall v liastings. minor heir q D.
ssphine A liastlngs. late ~ nettei On All
County, deceassi praying Tor leen-s o. ell anli
ounFey Csrtaln rial esta'e dsssrilsil lu M fsti
tipn on nic and situated iu All hsfhsi n ~ ID
Yantagcuus ufcr ~ slEht hunirel dollars f0f
saii warts Interest in ali rvsi estate
uuurnHn. That the sail Ietifinnsr give n0fias
a. al Iersuns iutsrrstr'l hY causing an ah.ffaft
~ ~ Ietltiou. with thls orier thsrvun. b. o.
Vuhlisheii thrre weeks surrcssirslY in the 90
tori netnurfat. a nswsrapsr printed "a rans in
saii County that they NAV appear at Probate
Count o. H. he'll "a Pans on thr thiri TueslaF
~ 81 next. a nine o'cla.k ln en- fsfers-sr.
ani show csuss. " any Ties have. My ~ same
shouhi not ~ Eraufsi
GiORGE \. WILSON. Ju.isr.
4 trua capY-AIie.l Ill d DAVE. Hall.lar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01

Newsnapers are tie beat thing for
cleaning lamp-cllmney-. l'ut the least
biz of Kerosene on a piece when filling
The lamp, then rub the chimney. until
they shine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
IAlr. Mnrrm hNnMINH-

Truth &. mighty. hut .he d. lsuNm.nl-
uu.lI nnr.frl vhru .hr 'u "lHirr' H
f.hiue rAHIr-inu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
HOMEMAKERS COLUMN.
DESSERTS

Congregations on TOPICS % ln,srrst D. tho ialic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
4 Large sale.

PoRrisNp, M. March q, -
Tho sale ~ browns Instant r.
10" ha- mnch cxcc~lcl oar 'x'ec
'ations. and Il hes given universal
satisfaction wherever introduced.
We behave it i. destined to have a
large sale.
JONI W. PuKtNs y c..
Ga-Nuur nouey frfuniri ifu fallf o. lfns ~
700 shrn ussti strictly ss difrftsfl un iusiiie
srartef. 81 yau tskr o. risk in tfy ingt
s.Ihl hr al firalrfa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
ui.

iIi.--INIGNA.
Composed ~ - letters.
Nv NJ. I. . l. very great.
Nv q. - is part ~ the face.
Ms NJ. .. 3 l. small bird.
Myit rs. ~. ~ l. identical.
Ms n. ~, -, H., Il l. household
utensil
Ms m. m. "a. - l. a number.
Ms whole l. an old adagr.
JACK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
u.-rRAcrioNs.

1. Onc-siNih ~ castle. one-ffih Of
house. uns~fourth II harm, one-seNcnih
~ cottage, form what Kind 81 shelterf
?. Oue-thiui II thread. onc-elghth Of
scissors. one-hfih II emery. one-siNih Of
hodkin. onc-thlri 81 needle. form what
article found Ia a lady's work-boNf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
CARPETS
ParIor Stoves,

you can get them Tor 81 To -. bat a
medium priced stove j. The cheapes, b
Il doesn't burn out so quick. and be
sles. b. much morr ornamental
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01

N>.wtr. To rrEKLr, 90 Lar WrrN.
ii. Toen. own. 2 This, hi. D.
VIII. MI. O. Tau. all e. Pluck, luck
81. ~aiur.. vinr.. .. HHne., r.ne..
=. Carr. are. N NvaN, way.
I-Ihr destination 90 Independents.
a-fumr unto me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
>oricr or ronrcLo.rnr


WHEREA. Ahlie v mmns ofDut.ss
w in the tOuutf nfnNfurI auI ~ifi.
~ her heel 20 uuftrtEr iafrl fh. .iH
January. \. ~ ts-f. an.I ra,aIHil.i Ir Co., ''f
hsTistrY - neesis. hfaIk inn. fasr u. '.I'r
pc M unlsrsirufi. certain rarffI "i llf.
sliuatfFi ln sald tnWn ~ fsrrfne.aaI aI.I '.
ani described a. ful'uHH llfIuE o. fa''r
- ruuyeYe.l - said Athis n unngt ~
Halianl hnuu1fTl nn ttr raHf If ari
fst. On The ruIth hf laul thgu Hflul...I
NJ Gerry Cu che sesf hf anl nf hIH'.a
ths safns farm rnussrssita~ = Fe't hf Or ll.
IN \. ID -. sol situated Un li0Wf JUL
SIT gheuas the coalition nf al nHrf.a.
lssn hrukcu. nuw thFrcfuu hf nas..
hfeaeh ~ ~ cuniltiDn thereof claim
rissufy - sald mouTaes
natei a. GrceuWo,sl the iHh lay oi 'tFi H.
II. lS3
FHIr.
~ n. q DAVIS. BIZ AuHrnfI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
THE PUZZLER.

Coamunioaiion. Cor tAi. Department shoui ~
-esi IN cii,sr. ". n. LAsrsAS. LAss sumner,
MaiuT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
cINrru -IrTrInNN'- niIrN

o. l. .ftt,-i that rmnng thr in'iiug' BOZ
.ru ~lrrihns dilrf vH. fnuui thI.
,ntr, '.pe.. 20. l~s3 Jnah'r fed
.reik lf plu.us la.i night "u nrr"uni 80
"a .ou, thrult. found great relief Boo "a
bottle of NIlm.on'. notni. Cough iiil-
.am.
4 SOD clltslu Who 9. ihr mn.i VIE h'
lr.. d. flr one Who ought fn rr.r.,r thr
M--rsf .alIrt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
I u p \
l. T. y q

81 Slave. h,r. . lark. ARK.
D. Brink. rink O. Irvine, wine. 81.
Pirate. irair. Is. Rut. rail-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01

I.-rnoNEIiC CIlARApr.
Nv $50 Ne take when We are III
The seoon,l l. q tree.
You De- not DO my trhols, trust,
fof very wrong twould BE-.
i'ETER TIu iLTTLE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01

OXFORD 80 At a Count ~ Probate hrif Nd
faris. wIthin aui Or co. County 81 uNfrri.
un thr thlrl fufsiaF - -rrtfrlsr. 4 ~ i.-sl
HIRAM 4. Wills. lNrfutnr nu t.r rsfnte
~ iisu'anin iathfup. lste nf Canton. in sai.l
County. hrrfassel. having unrseufsl llf affuunf
- aliministrnfi0u nf ths estate q All dessas.si
Cor aliuWHnDf.
notOr o. an Trrsons intenstesi. hY causing COPY
~ this urlfr O. a. published THREE srsks "a
ossslFsiY iu thr ONfuri uen0rrat printed at
Parts. that thrT may appear AZ n Probate tourt
g. D. he'll a. iaris. ln saii tuunfY. nu 10 thirl
Tuesday - tFt neNt. NJ nine nfh-k in the
fufruuun, and shov cause. NJ auY thsY have. NhY
IN same sh1uh ne o. ailuNssi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
N.-woHp sQt \

N.-woHp sQUARr.
I. \ heap.
= Pant ~ the eve.
. ro .rsak lmpcrfccily.
T. To SEE.
Ina.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
The Old Guard.
Sanford's Ginger.

Win fr.HH.s f.l'IInrr ~tNluun.s etNntu
rnnrIt Co. hl.rr ariIntt n tIHH.tnf HhrErf'
f.Hf Ifr IH H.r. uHfHr f.afl. All U.IuIatr. Nfifi
.r. ID trrn I.Hrl ua.fInr In Hn. rHirrrF.fI
frI boon. u o.. iar..HI.r rnfhrin"I ln ruuuf.rf'
..Hss at Co. rraH rnt.Hn nf al ffff Al rfrfrntItf
fn.I rurafIfr In n..IIinr ani trH. 'IHHfnfs ftuHf
I.fr.s'lrr.i lnfI co.. N.Ia.IlIl u r1n rrfFf D.
..gaIri m It uf UHn frrf aI1fffItcnlrnt
rI.lu.tr.is .aF HtIIr. "tsf ~tNfuuffs etsata.
.f is co. I.'sf nf nlI FIurrft
fuHr.l.s.l of I.HIe.rt-l rlnrrr. rh,I0r hrHunt.rs
1r co. i..sf .f f....I0 iraI Frrn.n Nran IF. 80
fuuIfs tfs.ru HI vastly fufrrinr Al nN ifNHi
.In..a rn.f IaHr .hHutf lrftrrI I.If in Nun Ilaf
boz .Hsf s.nIa Cheap. uHrfH..ts anf often lan
..rt.I.s .IraHr I.s sa'.afIflfHf fsk fIr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
N.-scArrrETp QUOTATION.

-~rArflhln QUOTATION.
one vuri from each ~ the follow ing
quotations will give one from llooi.
I. Nicv T. monster 1T such fright
ful mien
That to h. hated ncgl. bat To- d.
seen. Pope.
? Thou art weighed down With cor
di.fry.s. Ray.
3. That Whittier kin than snow,
Ani .mDoth a. monuments
marble. -~hlkrsparr.
Z. Al the bowel and hcs,y-hcarto
Love Inv pcacc-ln.pirlug voice.
-Mrs. scott.
s. Nh' why
Behold " 18th cSil eve
Thy brother asking grac" for sln
~ doth bat ail the more Go wit
90 hops ln thv lat end.
g. lll.e envy whitening another ioV
Which hate. thc rNcrllencc tcln'
drsfruY.
:. Bring fowcr.. frv.h flowers a.
The bride a. wear,
They were i.oru o. hlush Ia be-
shining hair.
Tier placs l. now hy her hush1ni
eide. MIR. llsmans
:. Come hack a. The dear oil home
Anon.
q. thurl. laugh o. .com the wisdom
q ihc schools.
AMI dcrm thr hrst ~ p"eis im
nr.t ~ fpols
no. That nll-.oficnlng, utcrpoWrrin.
kuru.
TIE to-.ln ~ he soul-thc dinner
hell byron.
m. CO. Elf 80 rifts to man.
-Mr. Palmer
~ pes-i. ~ purr elf sacrifice
AMI thr sweet task. 20 love.
d. 90 every hurv,
Tito thr let ,ou adi a scour,
Ar NOT sn bad. upou my lifr.
Nsthat Que scourgv-a sColiin.
wife llrrui
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01

TiiI .uhsen'ler herrhY rtrs puhlr nntios
that he has lffn fnlf arfsfrfrl if thr iinnnra
Do Do lrr uf Probate or CO. tHuntF Or uNflnl
ani assumrl thr tru.t nf Aimini-trai1r ~ the
rstatr 90
iuIIN . IoIM,N. hte ~ pisfstt.
ln sali tuuufE. HffrassIi. hf giving lsui Al thf
ns difrfts D. therefore rfTIufsts 40 farsHrs
lniflfrl o. co. estate ~ sali ficrsasr.l A. make
lmmrliaif paFnfnf. ani tinsf who have any
,lsniau.is tilfrfun g. skhlhH the saus g.
-spf o. is-I NIuNti ttut.MAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
GiORGE \. WILSON. Iuisr
A true copy-Attest Ill q. DAVIS Register
oxTonp. ;. 10 caar b rral..l. ~

OXFORD -. ii Count - Probate hsli a.
fans, within ant fur ths tountF ~ ONfnr,l.
on n tliri TUESDAY - september. 4 ~ i-rn
othsfs. n brusuisli, In alt county. pravinF
that fn n iisan. ~ hrusunehl. ~ appointed
AfmlnistutpT On ths estate ~ Hannah = t.s.sl
Win, late ~ said hruwnneii. In saii county. a..
erased
OnnEnTp. That The all petitioners give nofies
o. al Ierrau. interestosi. ~ causing \ ruUF n
this nrisT o. D. puhushssl thnr Wrsks saro....
lteiY ~ TIE oNfuni pems-rfaf. Yrint-i NJ Paris
~ sail 'ouutl that Ties MAJ aprear 10 PRO.
late CONT O. - hnlien a faris. in said Caunty.
90 tls thiri fueslaY - ogt. nsNt "a nine
o'ftnek In tie fufeunun, anfi slus Cause IN auV
they have, Why tn ssns shouh nee ~ Frautssl
GlORGF 4. Wilson. Iufrr
Airle copy-attsst III. 4. DAVIS. Ilsgistsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01

TitT suissffiiasr hsrrIr gifrs ruhHr nHfiHs
that o. l.ns i.sfn fuir annnlrtl.i hf CO. iiHrnr1
t'r Iufrr 81 rf,iiafr 90 60 tnunfr 10 uNfnri
f.fHtr 20
tuuNTftT- ~ Knight nfe uf rars.
in srli County. iefrasl.l. hF giving isnf as thr
ita firrfts. lr fhrfrfHrr frIursfs aN ffrsant
iniriffsi A. fhr r.frfT nf sall lfrrhss.l A. make
iHrInf..IHfH rHFfnrrf. HrN fhf.sr unn have SOS
feu.an.is thfrrlu Al rstIhif thr sau.s g.
-ert H. i.-s AiNA -iiiigrtIFT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
The Austin loan and trust Co.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
COOK WANTED.

At ArIrras fiausf. ~.ufh rars "a ruuprtlnt
neat tr.I fa.trf 0.r.k sill ir pail slsai sasfs
ar.I lIffr lsrlnanrrt ruIHilF meet
WI SHAW rn'pristor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01
GEORGT \. WILSON. IBasr.
Atrue copy attest Ill. q. DAVIS. Rezistsf.
OXFORD. a. -Ata Count q Pr,l.,,. hi,

OXFORD, a. s-Ata Cour, ~ Prolats heii n,
fans. within AMI for The County ~ Oxfor,i
on ne thiri Tuesday ~ ~ertemher A - lsssl
AIDf> tilA>t. Administrator 90 ths e.tste
% joseph VI. W. ~porori. late ~ Milton Plan
iaiion, IN sai Couuty. dsoesseli. Having No.,
sentei hls aorount II STANDARDIZATION II tl e.tste
0f sait deceasssi for sllSwanoe
ohDthtb. That Tia .aii Administrator give
n.fief " al Isrsons Interested - causing .,t,V
ofthi, 90 'eF ~ ~ pubiishs.d thrce we.ls -
csssifey IN ths otf0ni nemorfat prints-l a,
faiis that the Nay appear a Probate Court
" ~ belt a Iaris. 10 faii County on The thir,i
lues'iar ~ ttt neat. a nine 0'chFk IN tha
forenoon. sol show cause N auy they have NJ
the same shouh not - aliowssi.
GfOgot A. WILSON, Julie.
Atrss eopy-sttest Ill. c. DAVIS, Iesistsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-01

oNfokD, si-At Count ~ Probate hell Al
Pare, within and Tor the county ~ ONfari
on The thiri Tuesday - september, 4. H. -,
On The pgtiii0n ~ listssy NJ stevens ~ Canton
IN saii couniy, praying that Nm. n. ~ Wash
burn. - Canton, - spf-lirtei Administrstar On
The estate ~ franGis q stevens. lats ~ Canton
In saii county, fleesassslt
phnthfp. That the saii petitioner sfss
nctice o. All I.eTsans interrste-l, ~ rausinr 4
copy ~ this or'ler o. ~ puhishe.i thr,s ws.l
suecsssitelf 10 the oNforl iAemoerat pfints.i A
Paris, in al tounty. that they nav APPEAR Al !
frolsate Court a. - hohisn a rans In al
,ouniy on Tie thlri Tuesday - at uext. II
nine O'elork In the fsFena-sn. AMI .lor esuss Il,
any thy have, WIZ The same shouki ~, H.
GEORGE 4. WILSON. Jua,,.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-12
POLITICAL CRIME "

The Arkansas murder is still the key
note Of the Radical press OF course
,bev make no allowances, and Clayton
and BIS brothers are patriots and the
Southern people are representative of Il
general policy Of political murder as a
part Of Bourbon" sentiment. Happily
all the people of the North are
not so senseless and unreasonable as TO
charge Ten millions Of people with a
general responsibility for single crime
which they have denounced just as such
crimes are denounced elsewhere. But
that such a large number Of Northern
newspapers should recklessly rush at the
conclusion that the Southern Democrats
have any sympathy with such crimes is
absolutely discouraging, besides being
provoking
The Republican party established ne
gro suffrage and with It called into ex.
istence the carpet-bagger and the army
following Kite and native scslawag, with
all the horrible 5acterea of the unhealthy
state of political malaria, induced by the
acknowledgements Of vast masses Of ig-
norant people.
The organized ignorance under the
command of such men as Malone
sought to make ruin Of their country
in order that intelligence might be ban
ished or killed The result of this ghastly
social and political conflict was that the
bad elements Of both sides were
brought out. and in the reign. Of the
pandemonium Of crime few wretches
were found in the Democratic party, no
more recognized by the Democrats than
Wilkes Booth was by the Confederalea
or Guteau by the Republicans
During the war the most honorable
policy Of manly warfare could not pre-
vent the crimes Of few spies aud bum
mers and deserters, bat who thinks now
of charging the gallant soldiers Of either
side with any part In the dsstaidly
crimes committed on the outskirts Of The
ARMIES
The simple fact is that every honest
citizen. North and South, is shocked by
The attempt to make sectional policy OF
hate ont OF a single eEecrsble crime, and
the more capital made OF ii the worse
Tor the cause Of progress and rsooncilis
tion in which all good citizens arc in
tere sted
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-02-12


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