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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
rnnRrnbnArrAIa AT CINCINNATI

Don, Noyoa, Formerly Governor Of Ohio,
Reported Killed on tho Cable H. H.
CINoINNATf, Oct, IS. Especial, AT
one o'clock THIS afternoon the cable on
the Main street inclined railroad broke
aud the car containing thirty Cincln'
natl people rushed like lightning
down the incline i've hundred feet, AZ
an angle OF twenty-five degrees, IL
struck the bottom with an awful crash,
Nine peraonB we're killed and all more
or less injured. Among the killed, is
reported Gen. I'd. Il, Noyes, eX.Goyer'
nor of Ohio, and eX Minister to France
The affair has created the widest eX'
element throughout the city.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
Tbot rorriblo oronin oaso in ohioagc

CHICAGO, Oct 15.-[Special. THE ex.
element around the criminal court has
somewhat abated this morning aud at
10 o'clock Judge Mcconnell resumed
the examination of jurorsin In the Oronin
case. Thomas Kavanaugh the indict-
ed Juror brlber, has been released on
Eve thousand dollors bail,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
HORSE NOTES.

Repetition by Red Wilkes won the 4
ypar oM trOt NJ Lexington yesterday In
,''oishJboats, rime2'2Ol 2,2O, 2A02l,
1'a g'9i trot was unAnIshed also the
g,JiuOt The Lexington stakes for 9
year olds was won by Dr. Sparks by
Cyclone, In tho remarkable time Of
900. 2.9B,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
Campbell Opens Out on the Soldier PEN
AiOnu,

TOLEDO, Oct. 15.-Campbell made o
speech TO the soldiers mt Montpelier,
Williams county, yesterday, in which
he claimed that Corporal Tanner was
removed because he sought to be lib
eral with the private soldiers. There
were many soldiers present who were
enthusiastic, and said they should vote
for Campbell
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
onmpboll In N Northwortorn ono.

TOLEDO, Oct. li.-[Special, Gen,
James h, Campbell spent Sunday here,
where he received hundreds of callers
mt his room in the Boody House,
Frank Hurd had an hours private con-
ference with him and assured him Of
his hearty support, Campbell left this
morning for Montpelier, Williams
county, where he speaks this afternoon.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

Private advices received here give the
intelligence that Mrs, Weiss, wife Of
Professor Weiss, has died in Detroit,
Mich. Prof, Weiss and wife are well
known In this city. lie was a former
musical instructor Of the Concordia
Society and was employed at the
Biechele soap works.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
Lynchod tho Man who Killed His Moth
or-in- Inv.

CHARLOTTE, N. o., Oct 10
Special News has reached here
that Robert Barrier who shot ana
killed hia mother in law, Mrs. WalZer
near Lexington, last week, was captur.
ed Sunday night near Greensboro, in
this State, and taken TO Lexington, n,
O., where he was hanged to tree on
the outskirts Of the town,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

Harry ~, bmilh OF puNHhlpWh, Whh
present, He represents hla own eity
together with Akron and sleubenyllln,
ana Ia making an effort 10 form State
League,
Tke meeting adjourned at | o'clock
until 2, A vote was taken aud " was
unanimously decided 10 award the pen
nant 10 tho Canton Club, President Me-
D6rmith then made the pre-
aentali0n which was accepted by
President PiefO. 10 consists OF red
silk nag bearing the inscription 'rfl'
State League Champions 1850, The
meeting was atlll IN session w tho hour
OF golng 10 press, " Is undeJatood that
after tho meeting, another one VIII be
held for the purpose OF organizing q
State League,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
Tho Pope is All Right.

WASHINGTON, oct. l5,-.ISpeclal.1 T.
Bishop Keane, who has recently been
In consultation at Rome with the fope,
and is now here preparing for opening
OF the Catholic University, says the
reports that the Pope is in III health are
not true.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
Tho supromo Court oall on Tho President

WASHINGTON, Oct. 14-[Special +
The Supreme court met for its regular
October session at noon to-day with oil
the Justices present and according to
custom Immediately adjourned and
went in a body TO call on the President
at tho White House,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
Donoon Riohardaon sorlously injured.

New York, Oct. l5--[Special, l.
Deacon Richardson, Of Brooklyn, the
street car magnate, was run over by o
Broadway street car in lower Broad
way and seriously injured this morning.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
A VALUABLE sTALLloN SOLD.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct l6,-LeonOrd
lIroa,, Of this city have bought Of Jud.
son II. Clarke, Of ElmIra, N, Y, the
stallion Macy, s's0ii, for $4,000,
There was some great racing At Lex.
lngton, Ky, yesterday, Bud Doble
won the 5000 trot with Jack by Pilot
Medium, The great Maine stallion
Nelson, that sold fayorIte In the pools
only got third place, The following Is
the full summary Of the race.
0,oO olnaa- -Stnko al OlO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
sherman at Mansfield.

MANSFIELD, Oct, l5,- Special l--Sen.
ator Sherman who spoke here last night
with Congressman Snyder, did not al
lude to Gov. Foraker once.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

Ed, j, Meyer has sold TO Q, A. Nc.
Whitney Of Prairie City, Ill.,, the Oh
colt Glaston by Dictator Jr lst dam,
Miss Willard by Monroe Chief; 2nd
dam Fanny by John Dillaid, etc for
$500.
Cecile Medium isa bay 0lly years
old, by Happy Medium, dam by q, M,
Clay, Jr, purchased by Q. G. Cook, Of
Canton, NJ the Withen sale, In Lexlng.
ton, for 9i 600.
The great Terre llaute meeting did
not close until yesterday. The 2;27 trOt
unfinished from Saturday was won by
Ella Cloyi best time s;2lN,
The Lexington, Ky, meeting opened
yesterday with tremendous crowd.
Nancy Hanks by Happy Medium won
tho 3 year old stake; best time 2:25A
The yearling stake, single mile dash,
was won by Stamina, by Patron, In
2ASA The $3.50 tr0t was unfinished.
There was tremendous betting on the
$4,000 stake for 2;20 horses MT Licking
ton last night. Nelson sold for g 900,
Jack $500, Alcryon $500 and the field
500.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
For tho Widow Of tho Unfortunate Lime
man,

New York, Oct lj,--[Special THE
street box fund for tho relief Of the
widow Of Lineman Feeka killed last
Friday by an electric wire, amounts
this morning to 1852.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

A committee, consisting Of j, II,
nurna, Frank Brewer and y j stewart,
was appointed 10 audit tho books Of tho
league,
N was decided 10 pay back 10 tho
various clubs tho balance duo them,
,vI,feh ~ aa folloWat
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

W. Q. Correll, the genial lightning
jerker at the p. Ft w. " o. depot. q
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

Democratic Rally at New Berlin.
Il. - Dresbach, our popular and tai.
ented and popular nominee for Repre-
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

NhNNhNf
Chaa Mist % w. A, suayet eaiOo acres ilt ~ ,oo
leo momtt 10 x, Il. Rrlis No. i06iu,i,,,,,,. 1000
i, a. KlEmilluf W CAthhrlne foflneh houlh ..
u, b. Miller 10 ~ A. RnayeG II No 6li,,y,i 5000
Julia A. iiuuae, tS,to EliA ~ thomas outlol o.o
Ms,et hsif6 70 g. ~ Riisehhadif, 'NG. i0li,W $50
i, d flptehOftu W, II, iluob north hAli Hlu' bip
MAaaiLL0N
james It. punnto E. L. Arnold part eH isl ,..
Nhtd ss,s't'ttssst''st''''t'st't"f ~
ALLIANCE
wm, H. Millor'a heirs " Loulb Miller part 80.
NO 20 iiAnra addition, liRpp
Theresa ilaunohoY 10 MARY fufnoy, Noe, T.
40 liaunehey addition lun,",,,,",'","'' wv
COUNTY,
Adam Phillips 70 Jacob Knob acre Canton ,oo
Valentine scyy 70 Adam Holman, aTiOoaefoi ,oo
Canton township! Observation-Disclosures wv
A, H. Aolaa TO Loo Mont, % dd'itO ilaln 4, ,oo
jacob iiurtchhold 20 ilachoi hurlohncld, sOh o,o
sugar Crrre e,ys,,i"3,t.i",., tsiu..lRH aw hu'V
Jno' librIly 70 Jacob Ebufy by Sheriff. h0A ooo
a. tdwSShp ~ Sgl 70 hCo @O9" ~ 'o''vy"D 1000
'P3 6 H a9Soro SDnUp toWSsRip ",v ~ dOlO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
rnAnarnna or REAL RspATn


For tho Week Ending October 10, he-
ported by II, II, pruipp'n Soma, Abatrao'
tera OF Title.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17

companled by his wife, loft on two
weeks visit 10 VincenueS this morning
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
Need A Fall OVercOat ?

We never before had such run on Overcoats nor
sold as many as the last few weeks, A sure sign of
Low Prices and Nobby Styles, Suits and Pants in
complete variety for every day wear and dress, we
shall offer this week EXTRAORDINARY BAR.
BAINS in Boys and Childrcn's SUITS and overcoats.
We carry an immense line Of Hats Caps and FUrn'
ishng Goods,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-10-17
pENNANT AWARDED,
The Directors Meet and Give the Can'
ton Club the Flag

The meeting of tho directors Of The
Tn State League ia being held IN rooai
n atthe Hurford House to-day Those
present are W, II, MoDeTmithi
Oolumbuai Frank brewer, DaytoplJ' II.
Burns, Mansdeldl H. o. Fisher AND q
j, Stewart, HprlpgheldI j, y, Wright,
Wheeling and w, j, flelo, Canton,
The treasurer made his report for
1859 which u as follows n.
fallt rl
Expenditures, s,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i ,,,iu,'utiuut HlH w
Balanoe on band, .,,,,ttt,,t,,,,,ttt,,,,el,tU ~
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-07-25
DELINQUENT TAX LIST
For the Taxes for the Year 1888.

COUNTY TREAsUsE2's OFFICE. BARToK GO. KAs.
JULY IL, 1889.
N1OcrCE ia he ehv Given tina: will sell, at Prb-
~ lie Auction at nv office in the cort house IN
the City OF G eat Eend, Kansas, OF
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-07-25
Tuesday. the Sd day of September. 1899,

commencing al O'Clock q. and co 1tiad ng from
dsv to dav until the s>le is completed or 30 much
OF each 4 .acs O Ia 40 CIV town LOIS inc.uda
in tine oIloway list may be necessary to pay the
:, es and charles .ne eoa. fof the yea: 1885,
- NJ KRAUSE, Coon.s Treasurer.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-07-25

Not only shortens lsbor and lessons
pain attending it, but greatly di-
minisLes the danger to life of both
mother and child if used few months
before confinement. Write to The
Bradfeld Regulator Co., Atlanta Ga,
for further particulars. Sold by c. A.
Hooper.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-07-25

The infant of the household was in
its evening cradle The head of the
house was at home, peevish and fault
finding. At length he became unen-
durable. You've done nothing but
make mistakes tonight" he growled.
''Yes,n she answered meekly, al began
BY putting the wrong baby to bed
Utjc0 Observer.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-07-25
FOREST PARK ADDITION.
]. A. Bland of this city, is selling

j. A. Bland of this city, is selling
tombstones for BROKER & Gephart.
He is also authorized to take sub
scrlptions and make collections for
the DEMOCRAT. He reports that
wheat through every part of the
county is threshing out much more
bushels to the acre than farmers ex-
pected. One man in the east end of
Cheyenne bet neighbor key of beer
that his wheat would not thresh 20
bushels to the acre-it made 80, and
the farmer says he will make it two
kegs. Another man said he thought
his wheat would go 25 bushels to the
acre; it went over 40.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-07-25

3 3, x ss. |. 2 ), :; sew Galloway H. -
Csan-u TC06 too = l5ICs1uon 10 4 HI 3 IS
W T:,che- "A Is 218IL,utzkWeber Is 16 e.
CARLS ADM. lCIsf Go al OF a 81
81 Osbon IA 1SIClafT Co all of 8 81
Ward. II = sal = al Of % 81
ALBERT.
" J De-tsman II 9CoIMathevs'n 154i6 IL IS
LG Langio-u IS 10 74IW Wilke-so1 IS TC7
n e Dunn 4A5-- 42l
OLMITZ.
Baier.. Los 10 Block Is al
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1889-07-25
LAKE VIEW ADDITION.
GRAND VIEW ADDITION

RIVERSIDE PAPK ADDITION.
an 3 aslwAsosxo-tha 10
:: Fl !, ! Isl 8 Lao
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
NEWS oF rHt WEEK.

SsrrEnst 4 Chirszo istestivs hss tesr
srrssts-i on sa.pirion "a haftnE issn iniNcl 40
o. IN uIurlsf - ~ Crunin.
sT~paN n tr,-cp. nrs.is-i o. hep el'isf m
cuthris. Oki.hrrna. - 19hfv - rvgisisrs-l
T.sTksrss stoisn freaa ~ CtirsEs r..st 49,.
NuNuaN thf trsnsfef - Areftran az -
-. ansi ~ sist - ~ ~snsis '.suianiiiss q
Alaska, u 4 tsnstei stu rssah in sni.s 49,
l.sut ~ a. i.sus hstsesn this csiant-y sual -
isnsi rslaiirs q HshrinE - e. tt.s Nuuns
Nsu's IAsI.ll- rsiir Gluh - ~ Nnfk rtf rsFF
tasnausf in hsuar ~ 81 t'rrsiienf tlsfglsnai --
fatal r,stinE n helEr.,s. ~sr,i ~ w AZ
AZ 49, tssu.s-rFsfir hsnIust iu ~ lerS tsefef
~ san - tlsur,susif tls-s-i ahsn hT rnferrs
D. ~ sstsss n ~ iiixh iirsu-s an.i hlefiefal
r,ssnaY r~rrta. ~ u.sn 49, ar-i a.
hiank rartrtiEv a. rrrsiisut tarrft - ~ 80 a
~ ar~nlng 90 ~ faris exhihiiinn. IA
l.sn -Tutrnassi e. f1ur ulnnths lurrlsl.n11fnl
Il tsffitk rVrtsne sfrufk 1899 ls.Fti1ns u
ksnsas. kinur sauss rsaPls at tc-irU' M
wFi.SI.nst 4 t.i.s rrIart - ~ iesih ol
a. FnI.r starts it.rrllr ~ fssesl 40. A. 20
iaka ftuiarin AL eiEht u1su fr'fs nfsi - tl.I
san.l I--aulr ave l-sn uastg hlsnflss 20 esrt.'
1ar.an ansi q 1aIstnr-r isltn.i has lFsn tfHtfNf
81 by an esrt.Iuaks
rurEsrsf t.rssstsf siiruiinn Issii Nsu.aTia
Ia thsn % HnsnF ffsfs AIes.i $3.50
,..'a.ant ts,e-sn. ~ ,...l.,..-, 49,
- --ftrIs hlstsarulan surreesie.l iu rt.h'aln.
a. snfIre rss-snErr traIu un a. Nllsaukrs a
NaYtfar.trru Nas.l nf q rssnsi iersnlT san --
81 u1sn ssrv kIIlri an.i ia suuu.iri hf 81
fafuns q o ar9s t.slssrrr fsrtrrH NJ itsnFir. "a
- u.anuu1ent ta 49, thtlsEu I-i.iae1agu s h'
ssrv kIr.sl in a. Naarrnis ~ unFeisal
FufuaY 1atnstHsn. -. ssFIf asat ~ -
hrvakfnE 20 iisri. r. ritf 80 alHiss-i uitff u
is-sr'.,st ssi ~ eie-i 800, s.'...s,s -
a. ~urh dl-sstsr hss sever tefrrs teen
knnau on ttis rtaunfrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
sAlLEY.Rlcr


Portland Advertiser. May g
The parlor- 81 the house of VI. y.
Rich. E.q.. No. >OJ Congrr.. street,
were the SCENE Of an elaborate aud beau
tlful wedding thi. afternoon. Mis- Mil
drrd Porter Rich, second daughter Of
Mr.. Rich. was united la marriage 90 Mr..
Charlie. Henry Bailey, of the firm of
Melchcr & bailey. Andoyer, Maine. for
merly With 4. j. Walker 4 Go. of thi.
city. The parlors were profu.cly aud
tastefully decorated with fiowers by the
n. ~. y. 4. club Of young lady friends.
Upwards ~ hfty we're present nj the
wedding ceremony, Including guests
from Boston and Watertown, Mass, An
dover, Machas aud other parts Of the
state.
The bride was charming IN white
drrss ~ Hi0HsssliHs ~ sois, cut with low
neck. Her flowers werc lilies Of the val
lev aud maiden hair ferns.
The maid of honor was Miss Maude l..
Rich. dsintily attirei In white Henrietta.
trimmed with plush, with a bouquet Of
tea roses. The bridesmaids were Miss
Carrie y. Armstrong and Miss Eva II.
Montgomery. They wore white lace
gowns, with Jacquemlnots aud IA
France roses. The best man was Mr..
Wilbur 4. Patten II this city and the
ushers werr Mr.. Louis I. Goodwin of
Boston and Mr.. Charles III. Tolman Of
this city. All the gentlemen wore regu-
lation dress suits.
The Wedding ceremony took place at
: o'clock. Rev. Henry blanchard oillciat-
ing. Professor Ryser played the we'd
ding march.
4 reception WAS he'll from ? 30 "a 4 30
O'Clock. which was attended by more
than 30 friends and acquaintance, who
rendered congratulations ON the happy
event. The display Of presents To the
bride and groom was one Of the largest
aud most elegant ever seen In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey left on the ) o'clock
train for brief tour through the noun
tains, from which they will take easy
carriage drives, 90 reach their home at
Andoyer by the close OF the week. They
take with them the heartiest wishes for
bright future from more friends than
they can count In this city and else-
where.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

OXFORD, - Court ~ Insolvency. u the cs-s
ofCHARIfs ALDRICi, insolsent Debtor
NOTICE l. hsrvby given that q Istition has. ou
~ thi. al dAy ~ May, 4. u. isss. becn pre-
seutei o. said Count for said County, by Charles
Akirich 81 Paris. In the County ~ ONfori,
praying that he may ~ iecrceii full di.charxe
fr,lta All hls delss prpyable under the provisions
~ Chapter seventy 81 the >tatutcs ~ Maine, anil
uIsBn ali petition. II l. 0riervd 10y all Court
that hearing ~ hal upon the same isforv said
Coart Al Psris, In saii County % Oxfori, ON
"Wednesday. the lish day ~ June. 4. II. l--,. a.
nine O'clock In the forenoon. AMI that notice
thereof ~ pubhshssi In the Osfori Democrat. q
newspaper published In sAil County 81 oxford.
once = wesk for tive successive weeks, the last
puillcAfion o. - seven days beforv the day ~
hearing; ani that all eresiltors WI have proved
their dehts. AMI other persons Interested. NAY
appear n said place and time snt shaw cau.e. II
any they have, Why discharge shouli not be
granted aid debtor according h the prayer %
his petlti0n.
Attest ,-IIERRICK &. DAVIS, Register
% said Court fOr said County Of oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
ALRERT ;. AusTIN. Clerk
To lns IIooorable -. Of DO coaal

To- the IIonorahle Commissioner. ~ the Count,
- oxford
The undersigned petitioners rvspestfuiiy ~
quest. that the county road leadinx frum Dlshsl
village In the County ~ ONfori b. Kerry. Mn
Ia The town ~ Cartilage In the County 20 frank
I'M, H. alterrsi or the location of u changed a,
follows sail petitioners desiTe that new rsas
~ built from a point on sail obi roAd alHoul
thirty rolls south ~ the house ownesl ani snsu
pie,i by Nelson Rose. running west % ALI oll
rsah ani about nfieen rsis frOm n. on the Land.
~ ali k0se AMI thas. a.. Delano and over a.
level grOuni a. may ~ f0uni without materially
Increasing the distance a. the rusd l. nov h-ats-
a. paint on sald fuai a. nov Arcatssi about ~
rVis north ~ thas. a.. DelAno's hoa-e
That this change 4 desiresi be anse 20 steet
hin IN the rOAi AZ n0w kcotei ami that ssli new
raj win IL comparatively level also l-cause The
snow drifts haflly ON the OBJ ruad while ID IL lie
level that The new will - FRYE frvm dnf.
The all Nelson ho-e Axrees o. waive al rishi
o. Land damage whish might arise frDm such
change, provided that = substantial wtrp fence
shall II buit on each ellie ~ saif new rOai over
he Land. The fence o. consist ~ four wire. AMI
top rail II l. believed that the land damage
viii he light over the land ~ the said Chas 4
Delsno. They therefore pray that you will view
ssit route anil make such new lecation ant A. con
tinuance A. common convenience ani necsssity
r~luire.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
wM. W. WAIT and q o,hsr..
STATE or MAINE.

CoUSrf Or OxFoHD, So;
iioari of Coanty Commissioners. May session.
LEA.
ufO> the foregoing petition. satisfaetory esi.
denos having been revived that the Istitloner.
are responsible, III u OnDNRED, that the County
Commissioner. meet AZ the National House DIV.
heh village, on the twenty hfth day ~ June.
next. AZ ten ~ the clock. A. NJ, aud theme pro.
cee,i 81 view the route mentioned m aid petition
Immediately after which view, q hearing Of the
parties and their witnesses win IL hal al some
convenient place In the vicinity, AMI sueh other
measures taken In the premises as the Commits.
siOner- shall judge prOper. And II L. further
ORDfnrD. that notice 81 the tine place and pur.
po-e of the Commissioners' meeting afore.ali 10
given "a all persons anil corporation. Interested
by causing sttsstei copies % aid petition ami III
this Orier thercon % be served upon the Clerk
Of the town % Dixhehi, sni also posts-i IN
In thrce public plsce- In aid town snd pub
h-hesi three weeks rucce-sively In the OxfOri
Democrat, nswspsper prnteis 81 Paris In saii
County 81 oxford, the nr-f OF aid publications.
and each ~ the other notices. n ie made. servei
and pcsted, at least thirty days before ssii time
Of nesting. ~ the eni that eli persons and cor
porations may then and there appear and shew
cause. N any they have. why the prayer OF sali
petitioners should not ~ Erantei.
Artist. ALBERT =. AUSTIN, Cierk.
true copy Of said Petition and Order OF Court
ArTssrI ALBERT .. AUSTIN. ckrt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04

Acour-ponieui ofths Portland rrc.s
Who .ay. d. D. opposed to pruhihIiion
PROFOUND. ihr .omevhlt surprising The
or, that ''The primary ohie,t 90 40 Law
l.. not o. prevent. bat to punish crime.
Net W. had alway. supposed, aud our
Instruction la the ethic. 81 Lava. IA.
he,n. that laws Werr enacted Tor th'
simple purpo.e 20 projecting .ociety hy
preventing crime. That 10 L. n-ge.sar,
o. puni.h tho criminal iu order Co accvm
plish thi.. d. true bat We never regarded
ihe punishment a. anything m"rr than ID
mean. o. an end.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-06-04
.am,.,.,r.,.... sal. .fu..i Estate.

DuksuANT g. hoen.e from the Hon iuige
Il ~ Probate. Tor the County - ONfuri. ! shall
sr "a fuhhr Aurtiun, lunle.s ssstnsr lisp ~
hy private salei On the sixth ,Hl day ~ iuly, \.
u. ls-a ~ ten oclosk IN the furvnoon. ~ the ate
hnfne-teai ~ AeNanfier : fhayer, All the rixht,
~. late - PARE. in said county, decea-ei hal In
and o. the fallssinE de-cFil-ei rial estate, VIA
The equity ~ rriemption Ia the homestead farui,
In sai fans ising his Interest over AMI above The
InoftTsrc. also . narruS strip ~ lsoz AMI wc,si
hnd. bing on the raj lealilnz from Pafts 10
buekhelt. anil lFtween ant ~ II. y. Hammond
un She east AMI land ~ l.. u. Merrill on the west.
l-r.ng about eight or ten aerts morV or les.
DAtesi en-. esh day ~ MAy, isss.
RUTH TIiAYER. Admihi.irathN.
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he educational BIN. which either arr
under consideration or have alrrady
passed In several state. r'quirs that the
elucaiion made compulsory shall D. in
Eugu.h. That 8. a. u .houli ie. Ing
lish !. the language ~ thi. country. and
The most y iiel, spoken language la the
world. 10. Importance b. coming to he
rccoguif~d o. such an extent thar even
the collegr. Ar, beginning o. paw some
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STATE az MAINE

CoVNrf 90 ONToHp.
Boari % County Commissioners, May Session
l~-l.
uPON the foregoing petition. satisfactory eyt
hsnee having len r,seiyei that The petitioner.
afv responsible. ~ T. ORpTREp. that Tho Coun
~ Commissioners meet a the National linu.e IA
DiNhsh village, on the twenty sixth day ~ June
nsxt. at ten ~ the ch-k. 4. ". aBd thence pro
oesi h. view The rBute mentioned ln said petition
Immediately after witch view . hearing - the
parties AMI their witnesses will ~ hal a .oiae
convenient place IN the yicinity. ant such othsr
measures taken Ia The premises ~ the Commls
sloners shall luige pruper AMI Il l. further
oHpthTp, that notice ~ the time. place AMI
puuo-r ~ the tufnuiissioners' mesting afnrV.atfl
IT, given a. al Isrsons ani corporations intefv-t
ei by causing attestei cupies - saii pstiton AMI
~ Tits orier thereon o. D. srvei upou
the Cisrk ~ the Town % Dxheh, and slso
pl-tci 40 In thrve pablo place. In saii town
snd puhlishei thrre weeks succsssiysly IN the
ONfori Demorrat. q Newspaper printed a Parts
In sait County ~ OxfOrt. the hrst ~ saii puhu
cations. AMI each ~ the other notioe. o. H. male
serNet ani postei. AZ last thirty dsys isfore
sait time ~ mesting. o. the sni that ail per-on.
ant corporations may then AMI there appear anil
shss cause. n any they have. why The prayer II
sAld petitioners shoui not ~ grantssi
ATTEST ALntHf :. AUSTIN. Gisrk.
\ true copy % saii Petition AMI Orier % Court
thcron.
hrTs.r ALBEIT :. AUSTIN. CLERK.