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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-14

The late Gel Sheridan, it is sta ed, came
very near publicly indorsing Mr.. Cleve-
lands pension policy. He approved. in the
main, Mr.. Clevcland's views and acts with
regard to pensions but he objected to the
vetoing # individual pension bill. He
thought that was rather 8 small business.
hr. Cleveland could hardly have done
otherwise, however, consistently with his
duty.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-14
Why Tanner Was Removed
E,ro,, Al. ~. VI. 1y.-1-s m

1t was question with the administration
whether Noble or Tanner should 60. The Sec
mass, gave the President to understand that he
could not remain in the cabinet if Tanner con
tlnued at the mead of the pension department.
The Presidsnt was forced to choose, and he
gave ms consent. 20 Tanners suspension and
removal because he knew that with the facts in
Ioble hands Tanners position was indefen-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-14
Busted.
From the Washington Press.

From the Washington Press.
A chap was strolling down the street,
With yellow shoes upon his feet
And glasses on his nose;
= two-pound cane was in his hand,
Around his waist belly band
AS red as any rose.
He wore suit of striped clothes,
And from his hat-crown to his toes
He seemed in perfect trim.
But any one with half an eye
Could very easily descry
That something bothered him.
The chap was strolling with a maids
She had suggested lemonade
And he wa in a pickle.
His little nerves had come unstrung.
His lovely bangs had come unhung-
Ee didn't have a nickel.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-14

1t is u derstood that Gov. Foraker is not
pleased with the speech of Congr ssman
Orosvenor in his behalf the other day. Mr.
Orosvenor paid a glowing CO apiment to
the democratic candidate as a congressman
ana soldier. Gov. ForaSe. thought that
Sucn tribute was out of place at Foraker
nesting and it is whispered that Mr.. Gros-
Venors future engagements will be can
ceiied- Mr.. Grosvenor was not a We v enthu-
Sias'le Foraker man several months ago.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-14
Just What She Wanted.
From the Chicaoo Tribune

VIt tIIo N7VtOttVO
Maria" demanded Mr. Bilus do Won in
tend to wear that ridiculous hat to church this
morniug?H
Il certainly do, john" replied Mrs BiIlus.
This is a lovely hat. There will not be a nicer
on there
''If you go to church with that thing. Maria, ="
he stormed, I'm wear the squeakiest pair of
boo I've got
Il can't help it. john" said his wife swe tly.
T ey were late at church. Mr. Billus wore his
squea<y boots, everYbod looked round and saw
the hat, and Mrs. Billus was happy. woman.
woman What fools men continue to make of
themselves in thy namei
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-14

1t may oe stated with confidence that n
democrat viii be elected to succeed the late
Congr ssman Cox. The district is strongly
democratic. 1t is probable that there viii
soon be another VACANCY in the New York
delegation. Congressman Mutt x is in
wretched health, and his death NAV be ex-
pected at any time. If he should die while
in Office, his successor would no doubt be a
republican, as his majorities have been
above 10000
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-14

1t is said that Thomas James, whom
President Harrison has just a pointed post
master at Independence, Mo-, is a Mormon.
The Church of Latter Day Saints at indie
pendence has 500 members, OF whom 3l2 are
republicans.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-14

Prof. John L. Sulli an proposes to get
little practice in politics before running for
congress by b &C mi g a Boston alderman.
OF course Boston is willing. Tnat cultured
city seems to be willing to give the slugger
anything be wants.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-14

The Hon. Chauncey NJ. Deoew has re-
turned to this country, after having talked
with Gladstone, dined with the Shah of
Persia, and hobnobhed with the Prince of
Wales. Now let the season for post pran-
dial speeches be one ed.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-14
A Bad Annointment.

From the PiiilddelDhfa Record (Denal
The appointment Of Henry c. Warmoth as
colectJr at CIV Orleans is a further obeisance
OF PRESIDENT Harr Son to political bOsssm. TIE
OF the nation with the faint Of past corruptions
and prOflisacles
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-14

Col. Dudley was in PhIladel phia the other
day, and one of the republican organ,
spoke of him proudly as "the man who
caused the democrats SO much troubls las
fall" To one who doesn't approve ( the
''bl cks OF FIVE" business, there is nothing
In Dudley's course last fall to excite admi-
ration
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-14

The white people of Dougherty county.
Georgia. are opposed to the holh OF an
election 70 a successor to the late Repre-
sen alive Louis Arnheim at this ii lie. They
say tina such al cleo ion would excite the
colored people, and would inte fere with
cottol picking. As the legis allure will ad-
j0urn in month or so, Doughertg can
very well ffori. under tho circumstance
to take no ac0 on to fill the vacancy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-14

Doesn't Tanners removal refute Secre-
tary Winuom's statement at there W S
not an increase in the public debt in July
and Augusta
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-14

When Gouveneur Ba lister, of Water
town, N. Y, was required to pay s., 500 the
other day for slanderi his daughter-in-
law and trying to give her bad reputa-
ton, be got only a part of what he de-
served. Such men ought to be sent to
rsrisOn
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-14

Three Chicago policemen made their ap-
pearance in San Francisco the other day.
They went there to take charge of man
who had been arrested on suspicion of
being Tascott, but they dlscove ed that he
wasn't Tascott. He was Swede, and it is
SAID that re did not even bear a resemblance
to the Chicago murdarar
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-14

Congressman Peters, of Kansas, should
really retract his statement that southern
elections are just like northern ones" No
doubt he Intended it as a compliment to the
south, but there are great many people
who won't regard it in that light. No
southern democrat would think of irving
to work the "blocks of fiven business.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-14
CURRENT COMMENT.
It Works Two Ways.

From the Chicago Herald (DeDl.)
Because he has been sew rely criticised For
aker motestly Hkens himself 10 a magnificent
lig timing ex ress train at which all the dogs
bark The dogs bark at beggarS, too.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-14

The President is appointing a good many
postmasters in Virginia, but he can't save
Malone from defeat
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-14

AngosJura Bitters is universally conceded
to be the best appetizer in the world Manu-
fac ured By DR.. J. q. b. Siegert s. Sons.
At all druggists.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-14

win Secretary Noble get rid Of Assistant
Secretary Bussey mex That is what he
should do. usSey and Tanner have
worked together to squander the peoples
money,
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-14

Economy and streng are peculiar to
Hoods Sarsaparila, the only medicine of
which 100 doses 81" is true.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-14
HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE

Imparts New Energy to the Brain,
Giving the feeling aud sense of increased
intellectual power.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-14

ANOTHER hunting accident" That seems to
be the principal occupation of hunters-hunt-
ing accidents. And they find them frequently
-ierds SiftinQS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
OBITUARY.

lioratio y. Swasey. a we'll known law
Yer ~ the firm ~ SWa.ey 4 Swasey.
- Count street, Boston. dici AZ the
house II his andlsdy Tuesday night.
D,yemher 20. Mr.. SWasey had been I'm
pcor health for long time. aud this
coupled with oyerwork aud the worry
appcrtaining thereto resulted In pneu-
MONA, which caused hi. death. IT,
was confine,i to hi. room les than two
DAYS. IL sas born In Standl.h. Ne. Ia
lSi5, his father being lloratioj !. swasey,
an able lawyer. About $50 Young
Horace took charge ~ the oxford Nor
nal Institute, a large school AZ South
Paris, aud made the Institution great
success. lie practicei Law at south
Paris a short time aud In ls7l moved to
BOSTON aud begsn practice. since lsS2
h. has hern associated In prsctic. With
hi. brother. George X. swascy. The
deceasei was unmarried. Mr.. Swasey
had an unusually promising career b.
fore him. lie had host ~ warm
friends ami admirers. Ca Thursday be
was o. have tried an important ease be-
forr the supreme court. opposed "a zen.
Butler. Doubtless the work expended
In the preparation Of thi. cause wore
upon him aud tended Ia lay the founda-
tion for his death. In hi DAYS II prac-
tice and Instruction Ia Maine be was ~
garied AZ one ~ the brightest and ablest
speakers Ia IN. state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31

Maine meu hold important positions
on The House COMMITTEES A. announced
hv speaker Reed. Mr Dlngley, a. men
toned heforr. serves on the Says and
means committee; h. l. also on the
committees on merchant marine and
hshsries. Mr. Milliken l. chairman ~
the committee GA puhlic hullllngs. Nr.
Boutelle has the chairman.hip - naval
afAlrs, aud also serves on the commii-
to- on expense - th- department %
Justice and CENSUS. The Maine dslega.
tiou has q great Influence Ia the llouse.
which cur little state has gained hy
el-Ctlng men ~ ability ~ rrprvsenta-
tlves, aud then holding on o. them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
u.,.,.,. bee. m

Mns ncrpsn has signed le.gus contrast
81 play In New York.
The Philadelphia courts have granted
chsrte ~ the Bro,hsfhcci club
~ Lpui. y ssci,s-i over tn ps~age % the
''bccile gas hiIl- by tse bosri % aldermen
The Russian lmI.Tisl Academy u Arts
has deri,is.i io etclud. Jews from m.mlsr-
ship.
An et-hsly master q the "Moll~ Ma
gulrv.- says tia, Franthn n 0o-sn -ss
murisr~i
A. IIuntington. " Va. Jennie Taylor
hln.i-i George Wo-tsn. her h-tr.yer, nth
t.s.linT water.
inieprodsat Christian church q nils
d.lIhiA was burp-i. Ala hrrmsn we~ In
jspd by falling walls
\ cn.iabls si.iis,i S-ranion with war.
rant for ibs arr'.si q General Master Work.
man rov,lcfly. ~hich Ifos~i o. h. detective
wci,urn Knight. u I.Al,sr have r~lO~.,.i
III Manufacturers as-ciaiioa o. holi . caB-
fer,uos 9Th them An ~ariy ssitlsm~n, n
prolahls
Mr. Isujamln ~ Dsy. the fouDisr u The
Nss Nofk San. dol In Ns~ York Sainr.
dAy IL ~As tum In Springfield. Ms~s
Apfl 10. $50
Dr oDoherty las t->a crs-i~d bishop q
ihs Roman CAiholic dipse~- % Londonderry.
Ire. In ,ucce.-ion 10 Mo.s Rev. Fr.ncis
Kelly, d~c-a-,i
Jane. Nolan VAS ARRESTED In the Victoria
bo,sl nAli,morr. Zoe counieffe,,iRs Coan.
tsrfcit cnlns s,atterSi sloat his rucn. -sr-
conh-nai~i. - were sl-o d.. .ni counter-
fsit~rs' tcols
A sh.iisr,,l mirrur hruaEst " light an an
clcni i,sument by vbich Chafls- Roll -
Ss- loFk cst.~ts o. silsishtlsis his claim
N valuable irsci - lani la the Mohawk
valley. vslus,i 81 t6,.o.un
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31

Ths yofkio~u has arrival At Ilsl.1a
nnssille. nv. has t-~n dAmAg~i tiooo
by acycloD>
rh- s'..m~e 4. Caland collii~i With .
ship, ABi sunk b-r
Nins t-isiB.-- hsu.~. m Is~-burs. Ini :.
49,. destroyed by M.
Fan-ll AMI ulaiston- have agrvvi on Q
linz q se,ion In Iafiiamsn,
An Investigation q complaints u under.
valuation q surar hss t-rrun In h-,oa
The nritish vArship Sultan. -hich wss
suhk Ia, MArh. has arrived Al spi Heal
ACaiiforniA nan mgrisr-i hi. d.agh,sf
,.,au- sh- -uuh M, give him hsr ~as--
Emt.rr William has entirely uncovered
frum his sickness anil has resumed IA. pr~.
uoas
Striking cal minsrs la The Mooougahsla
valley r-iurhssi h. work at an advance In
waEsN
WAT CashisF silco,i left "a ia. sa,.r.or's
safe has bssn dsIs.itsd With a.. uniiei
states tr,a-ury
A hrv a, North Troy. Vt. Destroyed
rs,cfAl fAciorir', high~ay tshisv AMI .
ra.lrS~l briigs
New Nofk srani lury l. trying o. iRi
~i.n l. r,-g.n,ibls &c The unmsruas dsaths
by eisFifiCty In that city.
haytian. So tsking Advantage % a..
Ir,-sni iull in I.alitiCal Affair." b. make money,
AM tsisins~- y very sctiVv
\ ialtimor. gfu-r found his off. -ith
hsf I~rAussir and cut % h-r no-s ard
sia.ls,i hsr fac~ 9Th rasF
An Engl.sh syndicate j. al no- a. have
esatrl ~ The nour pr.luction sDi grain
storage fsoliisss a 80 borih--t
4 burglsr ~as caught by J ". Dois.. an
shleriy man afri sufferer frnm Iaralysis. In
his rVim ~ Hotel bellevue, h,-,ee. Asd bell
gnil hslp arrival
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
.r.ryor MAINE.

nvyopp ..,-Court of Insolvency. fhirl
W..lns-iaY Of Ilcs. 4. u. lse. In The mat
Ter ~ SIoHst RAMSEY. ins"lssnt nett"f
U'rt. bervl,r sr,isrtsi, That nsttcs - Ett.n y
i ali psrson. inteysis,l Ia the .eulstneni ~ W.
.c.,apt 81 4. o. s0iwin, Assignee ~ ths
.l.,,. u.ras,i lnsoltsut DEBTOR, ny causing 4
eo,,V a thls order O. ~ publlshssi two week.
.,,,,e,....i,,lt. In tl.s Oxf0ri nemccTst, news
,aser prtntssl IN Paris IN all County, that thsl
nav appsar AZ . Court ~ insolsencl ~ - be-
"a ne Pr.l,.ts Count Ils-gm on thsfourh W cines
a.s AZ Ian. usxt al nine ofiffk ~ The forc
n..,n. AMI h. hsani thsron, AMI Object " The,
GEORGE A. WILSON, judge
Of insolvency. Court, oxford tounv.
A true oopy-Attest III. 4. DAVIS her's''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
CONDENSED NEWS



A iarys sumrs~r r~>st bcssi 81 AlrvfiiN
p, was burn~i fs>~ t9,0e
Gnu fung. q New Yofk ChinamAn. b .
defsnlter ie the amount of $4,000
JefferSon Davis wAs sulcgisd by Governor
lee ami Gen Wis. 81 . crowded NESTING ID
Richmoni. Va
Charles schrscb>s. . Clarksburr. W. Va.
farmer. killed Harry Ccutfmsn. . psosninsns
man q the -ams plsc~.
A Consecticut mss vest wcst stayed
ssght rcsrs. and came t~ck - nnd hinsssif
aivorcci and his s~t.t. sst,l~i
The Lake riier and Gsrhsld oollseries are
shut do~n In the snSrnotia district Eight
Thousand miners are nov Ne
Manager HAnloa u The ntisburg fisyer
i.sgps has engaged visnsr q the Bruoklyn
Nstioasi le>sus club 70 play In n,isburE
merit -.ssn
10 IL stated that Chair fsshs. the COVER
nor At Crete. has received an imperlai order
"a essrci-s ths greatest lsniency In dealing
With Cre,ans no, included In The amnesty.
Mr., Jo-eTh Cannon, ~ifs q Hon Jo--ph
Cannon. representative a. congrc-s from lln'
bois. drOpT.'i dad at her home In Danville.
lila she ~as . lady q sscslisnt qualities
and accomplishments
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31

"Wednesday. bee IS.
Spungfsli Mas. Il To have IA slectric
line a sir-i oArs
ID. n~- ua., isfen.s y---~l 1. D. 10
oaile,i a., MunisF-y
Ei~sri = wiiis. ~ q ihs late Chlsf
Justigv Waits. ]. d-ad
John n is-is d,v~o.i mali At frOvi-
dencs la i-eu burns,i
The s,nkia. cal miDer IN ths Saar IA.
trici ar torssum- sors
The orsaniI,tioa % a.. C,noor,i and Moa,.
real raiir,ad !, onmple,-i
An Inventory q Dr. Crunin'. state sho-ei
only t.o ~urth q Irf.srty.
Senator Alh-si dsnis- the wort q hi. 81.
SAgsm-nt 81 Mi~ sioughtoa
Army oric.rs rstort that the ''csnissn-
system IL pr,.iucing gu.i r,-sult.
wilkins ilariiag 90. slllsd .hlls crU~ing
The track =, w~si Haven. Conn
Mr. Ruitre,i q Tarvutum. la, 20.
sillei In bsr hoa-e ~hils sighting With bur.
glars
J.R Ksvan of Austin. Tex kllls hlm-,lf
t.cau- ths soa.an he loy-i refu-s-i o. marry
him
Ei.ari J i1'slI-. 81 minister 10 England.
~ill r--nni- BIZ c,un-ctloa with ~. YsIs
Law -hcol al the beginning q the winter
term
Manager Ssi-s 81 the B-ion Isagae club
visited Holyose. Ma, - secur Player
Tom nlcker
Arthur whitns, q Lowell has ,ighed 10
play with tn Ns- YORK Payer League
has Hall ClnD
Es.Ir~lient Cleveland smphAticsliy Do
MIS- any int-ntioa Ia remove from Ss~ York
20 ConD-rticut.
JAKE kilAin !. matched 20 fight Yelir
vsauslin sir rcuinis for . purss at Ns~
Orleans. Jan ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31

OXFORD. ss,-Cour % Insolvency.. Ihlri
We.lne..lsy Of Dee. 4. ID. lsy. IN the mat
Or Of sUlIIRO>iA ". GROVER. iRsol'en'
Iicttor. A..
III 4. hereby or,isre.i. That notice - kissn 70
Il an persons Interested IN the -st.lenent "t W
en,l ACCOUNT of james :. Wright. A.signss ofthe
al.,..- nsU,@.t In.olsent DEBTOR, by causing .
eot,y Of this orier ~ ~ pablshei two weess sue.
ee.siyely IN the Oxfori DEMOCRAT, nsNspsirf
pfintssi In Paris In -sit county, that ths, msy
sp,~sr Al q COurt Of Insolvency % ~ he'll Al The
pr,lst. Court uoom on the fourth "Wednesday ~
Jan, nsxt, al nine o'ciesk Ia the forenoon, anc
10 hesri thereon, sni ohjest n they sse cause
sEORsk A. WILSON, Judge
Of Insolvency Court, Oxford county.
A true o.py-sfiest Ill. q. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
A rrRRlalE rnREAr.

Harper. weekly tell the Democrats
that n they pas Mr.. Cleveland hy la
iSaa they cannot expect o. have The mug
Nump vote. Considering that slncs
Cleveland carried the great state -
New York by plurality ~ iico In is>t,
there has never ben candidate sup
ported hy the mugwumps Who has not
BEN defeated. thi. THREAT - The weeklv
nav ~ safely regarded a. giving the
death blow o. tn Ex-rrrsileui'. az
pirations.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31

one 81 the dalntle.t calendars of the
season l. issued by the smith a Anthony
stove Company, ~ Boston, the we'll
known manufactures. ~ the Hub
Ranges. II ia reproduction la delicate
colors, Of the late Miss Humphreys
wster-color drawing. entitled 1.-The First
>tep," aud !. one ~ the most charming
OF this artists pictures Of child life.
The design l. on heavy cardboard 10 IL
n inches. II can h. had by send
lng u cents In stamp. or currency 10 the
above address.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
MARRIED

In Rumfari Csntfv. H.. ss. b. Rsy. - ~.
llannafaf,i. NJ Mm. y Iusns AL Mr.. VITA
Mafsh In - uixfsh
o. Paris. ihss 81. ~ Ert \, llll. ANAh =
Iask..sn and I've 4. fTsnk
o. Tufusf. t,ss e.. .. fhinnsy - Turner,
ant Itfrtha 4. tstustTr - nufkfshi.
o. NfsF,i. iss on. Ahuufn , hllllurs ~ 90
fori ani Ilfna u ninnfsuf issistuu.
On ethrsi. tl,r -. ~ to- ~ W. Harry ~
ssfi.
IN Nar-ay. a.. q. ~ nsy. q. D. Angeli,
Iugsns q. libby snd harsis loanx i"ih ~
a. Ner~ay. H., q. cia.. n. Aliss AMI IVA
is tlsumar1. ~ 81. NJ q. = Cha.s - Jsy
Hfi,isv AMI Nis. Nsttis a. warren - peumafs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31

We verc always taught that there werc
hry-two weeks In year; bat u our
rvaders viii examine the healing ~ this
paper they viii hnd IL .. No. 50. n
l. rarely that a weekly paper give INV
thru issues In a year, AMI our suhscrib-
er. NAV consider themselves In luck.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
WAY IS IT.

n Looks little hard o. 49, slN columns
~ -.hcrln-. sales~ ~ rial estate In e
COUNTY paper puhlished in Aansas, the
cradle 20 that noied product u the pre-
cnt de,ade. ths western land boom.
hut ~ presume cur I'cmecrstic friends
would explain Il asa result tths strong
Republication ~ The state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
To Owners of Horses

am pieAss~i o. anuounre D. the hor-e oSber.
% pn fort Gouuty. that agent Toe The .alc ~
.sfsfai kiniis ~ trstsi an1 apprufrii Veterinary
igsfiisIiss. anil have placssi a Arg ani Csrvful1
.slsrtssi assaftmsut - the same IN The hafusss
stsre q q. B. Mall. ~outh Paris, Nherv the VII
- for sair I have cue russiifinF that VII
eurr even Thing bot have sIcstal rvmrsiles TOT
the gurv - tuiie. inruenfa. ludiErstiun, Noftns,
~lraln.. Iaulrnrs.. kheufaatlstn, sts.s Ahi Tor
Igssiurlug -wsilngs. liaiiuE ~orvs, AMI Removing
tllTl,. ~pusts slls-r .ais. ant All ent,fTrulent.
that have nst fBrngsi inta slid hone. hf. D.. W.
Thstsr Frrsutly satssi the HE ~ . ,sluabis eoh
b. ths 49, - one - uy linlmsnts.
4 Aisa .sll rvsl's lisrss. Catir ani fouhfy
T...l warfantssi o. - Tho lst fo--i that u male
shall al-o have ~ short tine qusutity ~
ssfusan Feat Moss h-idinE Tor hUfscs, the
CHEAPEST AMI hissst lssi'iing In ths Noih
4. Z. MANiM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
BORN

IN "a, p,suarI u,c n. = IN -it, u Ilsnry
n smith. q suu.
uafiff q ssln.
o. Wet sumusf. thsf n. o. the sifs - issiis
shsfwassf. daugttsr
o. lllrsni. iisr .. a. ~ uiff - John u fiAs.
=
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-12-31
DIED.

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In SsIar Fsn.. psc u. rs,. John Mitchell.
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