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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25

II the Republicans carry the next
House Of Representatives the Demo-
Gratis will secure control OF the gov
ernment in the year of 1910 if they
behave themselves, and God only
knows when if they don't.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25

Prayer is an admirable method of
easing conscience, but don't sin SO
long and often that you have to
wear the knee part of your breaches
into threads, by SO often asking the
Lord TO forgive you. kemember
the injunction Go in peace aud sin
no more"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25

We have been having a hard time
in the South. We have lived off 10
cents per day and fattened under
the treatment. We can do so again.
White folks can do it. You can't
kill the Negro out, no matter how
hard YOU try.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25

Colored men, let us cease misrep-
resenting one another. Let us deter
mine to build up rather than pull
down. We can do it. The only
question is as to whether we will.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25

The failure to nominate a candi
date in this District is serious re-
Election upon our Congressman from
this District. and our Republican
Committee brought il about.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25

Secret foes inside of the ranks are
ten-fold worse than open enemies.
Hon. GEO. d. WISE swallowed the
Republican District Committee, but
the rank and file OF the Party was a
a little more than he bargained for.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25

Most of the Colored folks of the
South are hoping fer heaven. Well,
what other place is there to hope for
when you are in the South with nc
money?
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25
CoIored Men Kill d.

ATLANTA, GA, October %, 1890.
The Sheriff of Coffee County at 10
O'Clock tonight called on Governor
Gordon for troops to suppress "A
riot of negroes against whites.
Four men are said to have been kill
ed
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25

Did it ever strike you that our Bird
Congressional District Republican
Committee has done more to re-elect
Hon. GEO. ID. WISE than all of the
Democrats put togetherfor Congress.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25

The Third District Republican
Committee has abandoned the fight
and gone over to the enemy Such
action makes even the Democrats
grin.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25

Mr.. Waddill says that had "a nomi
nation been made in time he thinks he
could have been elected. How do
you like the situation.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25

The Republican Party is the only
one in which the Afro-American is
accorded any semblance of his rights
under the law.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25

The Republican Committee of this
Congressional District ought TO kick
itself out of the district OF allow
some one else to do il.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25
NARD's PRESCRIPTION
II STORE
-724 n. Second St.

Keeps on hand medicines of the
best manufacture and large sup
plies of soaps, Brushes and all that
is usually sold in first class store.
Give him a call.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25
Miles Nerve B. Liver Pills:

An important discovery. They act on
the liver, stomach and bowels through
The nerves. A new principle. They
spec Oily cure bilsousness, bad taste
torpid liver. piles aud constipation.
Splendid for men. women and children
Smallest. mildest. surest. 30 doses foi
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25

The Devil has certainly establish
ed his headquarters in Mississippi
and from there sailed out to attack
the other parts of the country.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25

Total number persons lynched from
July rs, 1887 toJuiy 20, 1859. 2O2
Aug. IL Coloredman, st. Martin La L
brakes Branch Va.
80 John Turner Fayetteville,
A" West Virginia.
{" " Colored BOY near Boyklns
g I" Depot s. &. he touched a
white woman lightly with
switch. His body riddled
with bullets.
Sept 1 Coiored man roasted IN
Wayne Co.,
" Colored boy near Atlanta
Ga,
Miss D' 100
d" 10 Frank Stack and Dave
Boone Morgantown, n. Z. 1
Walter Ashbury, fooler,
Ga, l
Louis Mortimer, charged
with being accessory IN
murder near Clarksville,
Miss.
Sol Purnell, at Winona,
Miss.
Oct. 2 Ransom Gordon, at Able
vile, Ga.,
Oct % Joe Harial, Columbus,
Miss
ID VIM. Moore, Jessup Ca, ]
Nov. 3 Owen Anderson, Leesburg,
Va,
" 81 Robert Bland, Prince
George County, Va,
" % Bill Hughes AbDeyiile, Ca,
Nov. 26 Colored boy, Lincointon,
Ca,
Dec. kobt. Biggs, Lake View
lem,
Z. 20 PeterJ ohnson, Billy Hops,
Albert Harper, Dan Jacobs,
calvin, -Fluett,"
SCHUYLER and B unknown Gel
ored men at Jessup, Ca, i
Dec. % Ripley johnson, Michel
Adams, Peter Bell, Kafe
Norrell, Hugh Purse, bud
son Johnson, Robert Ph@-
nix, Judge Jones, at Barn
well, s. e.,
Feb. 20 Brown Washington, Nor
gan, County, Ga,
Bill Allen, rutherford
Irving and Oscar Folks IN
Mercer, County, w. Va,
Mar. 81 Robert Mosely near Hunts
vile Ala,
May 10, Ed. Bennett, at Hearne
Texas.
81 Burnley Davis, at Spring
Plan Ga.,
June 10 Geo. Swayze, at Black
Creek, La, for making
political speeches,
June % George Howard, Jake Raj
som, Tod Flanders, at
Amite La, struck FOR higl
er wages,
June 81 Soney Roberts, at Buffalo
Springs, Va, dangerous
ly shot without cause,
Total number lynched, ]
''ShalI this barbarity continue,
til the God OF retribution mart
his strength against the barbarian
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25

Well, it is consoling that all of the
good Democrats are not dead.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25

N)Tf HMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
AAANDP TOM &C RAILROAD schedule
APRIL 20. 1s90-eastern standard
time.
1872 A. NJ. leaves Byrd-Street station daily.
stops only at Ashland. Boutwell,. NIL
ford. and Fredericksburg, Brooke and
Whitewater. Sleeper to Washington
and New York.
1f:52 A. NJ leaves Byrd-strect station daily. ex-
cept Sunday.
Gas p NJ leaves Byrd-Street station daily.
.leeper. Richmond 90 New York
$50 A NJ arrives at Byrd treet station daily,
leeper from New York
1-3S p NJ arrives at Byrd treet station daily !:
stops at Fredericksburg. Milford
Boutwell,. and Ashland. deeper from
Washington and New York. Does not
stop at Elba.
Gasp. NJ arrives at Byrd treet station daily.
except unday.
A HAND TRt IN.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Gas NJ leaves Elba- Arrives at shland al
7:33 NJ.
400 p. NJ accommodation leaves Byrd treei
station arrives at shand at 2. NJ
GA 2. NJ. leaves Eiba; arrives at ehland al
7:O3 p. M
s,45 NJ. arrives Ebla Leaves shland at CO.
an.
sac NJ. accommodation arrives at Byrd
treet station leaves sbland at 7:S
M
s1s p. ~. arrives at Elba leaves Ashland a
c. =. YLOR. Traffic y anager.
EFT d. MYERS. General superintendent
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25

We hate a thief and have a hearty
admiration for honest men.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25
NHESAPEAKE & OHIoRAILwAY
" COMPANY.
scHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. 1. 1880.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. /. 1890.
LEAVE RICHMOND.
700 A NJ Freight. except Sunday. Carries pas
eengers between Richmond and Cor
louisville.
$50 A H. Daily for Old Point and Norfclk.
Chair Car Richmond to Old Point.
loo A. NJ. Express. daily for Cincinnati. Pullman
Palace Car Richmond to Konceverte
aud Pullman Sleeper Charlottesville
to Cincinnati. Chair Car old Point to
tichmond.
$50 p. NJ. Express. daily for Old Point and Nor
folk. Pullman Sleeping Car Cincin-
natl to Old Point.
4s0 p. NJ. Accommodation, except Sunday. for
Charlottesville.
$50 p NJ The F. F. V. Limited daily. Pullman
Sleeping Car Old Point to Cincinnatd.
Solid VestiOule train, with Dining Car
and Pullmans Charlottesville TO Gin
cinnati and Pullman Co Louisville.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
7:i5 A, NJ. and 255 p. NJ, daily from Cincinnatti-
ii5 A. NJ. daily except Sunday, from Charlottes-
Vile.
200 A. M and 7:45 P. NJ daily from Norfolk.
$50 y. NJ. Freight from ChorlottesViiie. except
Sunday, Carries passengers.
Station-Broad Street hear Seventeenth.
JAMES RIVER DIVISION,
(Richmond and Allegheny Railroad.)
LEAVE RICHMOND.
0:GO A. NJ. daily for Lynchburg. Lexington and
Clifton Forge.
4:S0 p. NJ. for I.ynchburg, except Sunday. Sleep
ing Car for Balcony Falls. train
for Lexington and Clifton Forge.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-10-25

The Regular Term of the LOUIS
VILE NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE,
begins on the Second Tuesday in Oc-
tober, &C ntinuing Six Months. Ma
I.;cdIation. $500. Lectures, S25. 90.
For Catalogue, or other information,
Address,
DR. H. FIrzBUTLE2,
Louisville, Ky
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~ " Az 49, -
SAMUEL WILLIAMS, p. s.
Adopted Oct. 10, 1890
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25
NORWAY.

Aa u. True has gone to work Tor G.
y. Tusb.. lie tskrs y. q. winsiows
piscv.
Charles L. Hathaway visited Portland
this wrvk.
All the store k~~prrs are nov basy ar
ranging their gcols for the holiday
trade.
The Allari brcthers, n. X. sni J. g.,
,i.lted their brother At Cornish thls
week.
Mr.. =. y. Gibson aud daughter spent
IN. sabbath With Mr.. aud Mrs. Frank
Dsnf.rth.
n. u. Virgin, Eco, Of Portland, VAS
In town Tuesday "n business.
In the Munlslpsl C"urt N.n'lay John
Back of iluckfi-ll wss srrsignssi chtrg,si
/ With assault sni battery on Ahtv Hunk.
rin-,i a. aud coats. lie sppealcd. Jas.
:. Wright for complainant. 4. :. KIM
hall for defendant.
One dav this w~ek an unknown msn
~. doing ti. place la thu iaietc-t of
.cmr "pcor tsmliy.- When the smiley
Broth.r- lesrpe,l that their flrm beaded
ia. li.t With i've dollars they az ons~
~eat In .esrch of the solicitor of aims
wiih an ofilvr. lie was taken sni ar
rested near seward l.owe's on Fore 81.
.f,sr a brisk con,..t In whlrh ola. sho,
~. fircl. Hut while the Io..e was ~.
,isl.-i. part brlng Ia p~r.uli 81 q CON-
| lIauiou IL the prisoner. the captured IN "a
umpsSl from the wagon sni before ~
coull b. oyersksn res.hei the swamp
vet of the railroad. lie has not sing,'
,~cu sewn, neither has he returned the
otilcrr'. bracelets.
The ilumpty Dumpty show billed
twice last ucrk Ia appear al the Opers
| IIou.e f.ilesi "a mIisrlsiiy.. The com
Iany are unable to all engagements.
saturday Addison 4. Holt MAS at
| Miguel on complaint 10 ". :. Batter,
| rh,rg,Sl With threatening Ia 10 bolil,
injury to .sii Buttsr.. ou ,aNment oi
yo.i. AMI giving bcod II iwc hundrsi
dollars "a kccp the ictce, h. Vas di.-
charged. r.. II. Hswson for Holt. 4.
D.. Holt Tor ill,ters.
Owing Ia On. prr,alancc ~ scarlet
feyvr st North Norssy the Noble Cor
ner .chcol Ia. b--n clo.c'l.
Ernest Drake u home frum ils,erhlll.
Tie will sIrni Thanksgiving With hl.
| larrnt., Mr.. AMI Mr.. ~lmroa brskc.
| q. n. Cummlng. hal an"thsr .I'~sisi
ale dsy thi. we~k. Notwithstanding
the had travelling they soli q hrsy
amount 70 grain. The farmer. Tor mile.
,rOani take advantage 81 the. salc. snd
huy large qaaniiilc. Of corn, oats, meal
etc.
The Baptist lsdlc. gave hskci bean
supper 40 the ,c.iry ~ their Church on
Coiiagc Strrct thl. wrrk. There ~as .
lsrgv sitrnlsncr. The supper va. a.
/ usual exrellcut.
/ cur live. contemplating sni popular
merchant. q. l.. w.hh, hs. Just rvtufu'
81 from q ba.in--. trip 60 Gnmfor'i fall'
sherr d. IA. male arrangement. io
"pen \ branch .tor. lie .IsAk. Ncr'
highly 20 the baslne.s pro.p-t Ia thai
,llnhy. Ihlnklng thcr, \. dollar ."
- mtds ti,-rs'. h- vii give the sofkm~i'
sn opportunity 90 pur'hs.e rcady-mad'
/ rl.ihing. etc.. st the fslis.
Chaflrs Libby of Aaharn wss In town
fdiiy anl saturday on hasipcss.
Oar tosn suthoriii-. s-lsssl thirty ot
marr pint t..tilcs at the otii,s II the 'sn'
| tiisn ENpr,-. 60. thi. week tog~ii"i
Nth either liquors. \ s~oni .ri.u'
| sas al.o made al the Fall. whrrc . .,nill
,mouui 10 liqu"r Vas found. The oiii
c,r. arr aide awake ON the Temporarily
| question.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25
AN l~polIrlc cnolct.

The Farmers Alliance which made
practically IL. first appearance In poll
tics this year, claim. several members
% Congress, a. well a. majority In ths
Legislatures Of thrcs % the Western
states. It, doctrine. are radical, and
Il. course will b. watched With interest.
In the election IL has ALREADY done ons
thing which !. generally commented on
as showing q lack Of good Judgment.
The Alliance candidate for county judge,
who was elected In Kansas county, !.
farmer who know. nothing % Law, and
his ftBe.. for the position may b.
imagined. The Alliance e,idently made
q mistake when Il elected him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25
GAME STORIES.



A Mr.. West, 81 Lynn, Mass, wa.
hunting In the town 81 blanchard the
other dss. When he saw deer by the
bank Of brook. lie flr~i aud the deer
fell. lie rau up Ia examine his prize
and found he had knocked Que horn ofi
snug To the head. lie placed the horn
on 10 see ho~ IL looked when the deer
sprang up aud pitched Into West With
one horn while West pounded the deer
With the other. Then they both rolled
Into the brook. The deer went asboa'
on one SHE while West took the other.
Zach cot away with horn.
For several weeks past =. l.. White
has becn feeding two young mink from
the back windows of his drug store near
the strcam In Caribou village. The
young animals have besome 90 tame that
they have frequently been seen poking
their heads out from under the sidewalk
by the store aud apparently taking .
survey OF the street and becoming ac-
qasinted With the customs Of Caribou
people.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25
NOT WITHOUT PRECEDENT.

In the election In Connecticut the
vote. cast for one OF the Republican can
didates for the Legislature had the word
"ror- before the name % the Office.
These ballots were pronounced illegal
by the moderator by reason % that word.
The Republican candidate reviewed q
majority % the ballots cast, bat the re-
jecting Of these gave the certificate Of
election % the Democratic candidate,
Augustus W. Merwin. Merwin has sent
his resignation TO the Governor, saying
that he can not take advantage Of q
technicality TO defeat the will of the pec-
pie. For this action he L. Justly being
commended As q refreshing instance Of
honesty In politics. Maine people
should not regard this az something en-
tireiy new. II ~ill be remembered that
st the time Of the great steal In isse-so,
among the coanied-in members Of the
Legislature wev two-and only two
Who refused to Accept the certificates Of
election which they knew dill not belong
10 them. TIE Coanecsicst case, rare ~
h b, u sss without prscsdsst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25

>esf ~ sls-s - ~ Sd u.ssnsrNh,s yesr thsi
M eaflf filsrta fsthsrs st-ut urun ~ all ~
q >ew Norhi ~hsa - hr-t ssssu harye-t hsl
hesa ssthsrv-i into thsir .tsr~ hau-e.. Ant 80
hsps- vsrv dl.Tsiins ~ shAis~s "a tAnins
AL I-~-tilTnrs. thrT ~ tersthFF o. WV
sNrF q lnarv .T-slai msnaer al - Fstufu
thsnks 49, ~ kls.sinrs - frsssttrnrs
n Cast.r.a. thas ertrtaatsi a. NJ tnssht.
IA. sinos very prcrsTiy hsss"'s aai,oas IN "
ob-FrNsnus
IT, p-opls - Nalns Arv neartaE ~ 49, - :
war thai has l-sn fruitfai IN t-uantles. fssee
AL yrv-trrttv have Atirn.iei us at ~ ssrfh
"a rlrhlf yishlsi % a. incrya-s I thsryfarr.
vita ~ sittrs - ~ ExrratiVe Cuanftl fls-l<
nsts rharstay. ~ Eth daF - Nusssnlsf u
stsnl . ttaF - thsnk sgiftar AT prafsr
UJ-ea thst daf ~ us Ai-tsia frsHa ear ca-tssa
arr Vcsatieas, al a. cur hefnrs sal Farts'ii'
plsre. - pahlr saF-hip WAN aut - tise rFat
hate - c,sntrits h.arts. hawhAs Arkpus II ~
meats D. a. Al 49, Faftrr - - hss - frsslf
ts-tssei uf-su ~ NJ u,sftte..
Gitsn a. ths 0eanrtl Z hssstsF "a Augusta, W.
truth dNv - NOVEMBER IN ~ Yrar - suI
tari oas tNsasan.i sigtt hanirsi 49,
nin~ty. at - N ibtsgsn is.es - ~
Iuits~i ststr. - Au1ertcs ~ uns haairvsl
set aneSuth. tp~tS 4. krHitisH.
OHAsaspAt sxfru. scyrstary - stair
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25
su,YnIvv.s SALE.
srATg or uAINg.-Osfori. &c.

STATE Or NAlNEs-Dxfori. e.
Taken this tsvntisth siay ef N.semi-sr, 4. -
t.sp. sn exesstion. dstri Nov. q. \. ID. len. 10
.ss~i an . jaifs~nt rss'les~si Ly ths sapwms
jaiisisi cosft Tor The Coaniy 81 ohf.ri. 81 ths
Tss.isy Of ,Lt..i-r, A. d. lido. 10 wa; on ths
fth dag Of skt,l.r. lea, In favor 81 ssiisan "
ffutshins. .f namfsri. In all Csanty OF Ox.
fort sp<<iaI administrative ef th~ estate ~ sarah
.. Walker lzls ef sAit hsmfvrt. stst~e-ci.
a<aisst flsrrtngt.a Wywan of saii kanfort.
f,sf eighty dollars sst thirty s~nts. .sets ef
damage. situslss sicilars sai nfsess e~sss r..e-
20 .ut asst Vim " .oti " pasns .ssss.'.. 2. The
ford. ~ th~ kixir-s ss.kies. .n M t.th day 81
I,rcsml<r, a. ~ tssA q 80 vshsk In tbe amer.
p-pa, eli tk< nrht, tisk ss.t tnt~sv-t vhsh ~
all Dvsringssn Wynan kas. 10 asd ~. 20 hssi
on the sint<wnsh aay sf september. a. ID. Ian.
m tisss wtwu sbe saBs wss sstsehrt % The
uns IN sks sxmc ssis. ~ f0thswins DESCRIBED
rvaI esssse sitsss~l In satt kswferi. ca IL 18th
nss rsd. 80 tnovn. via ~ hssee.sssi fAIn
formerly sssps~s by ~ wysss, ,ss's - 49, a.
soushue.s esrper ef - suntrF~t afty tvs IN
~ ana distst.a. sheses ssssbvestesiy ny ~
uess NM sf All -. Icing npe II hsi erruptei
by h. y. Goddard. ~ Ne nothus>e corpef -
saki ~. tbescs nSsthes>eeriy - VI sSueheriy
lne ef SRI distsiss la. nssisrri sevseey 90
asi striay. asi - shs sosehssly nss u Living.
st.s Lhsssrs asd. ~ ~ ssfts 80 csrpef u nj
.iisislsa - su.tsse! tniIty .ies.; .hs.cs 18Th,
shrsss sssxAuessstly ~ ~ n~sths<ty Nee u
s~vesi silsisssa kss. nsssl<rei tkiity &c.. thAny
to-. fessy siSli. anys All ans shsss. " ~
A'-'~ e: sdsS5zrs. D-.s 49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25
TALK OF rnI srArt.

Rate. college Ia. adopted the jury .y.-
TEN % government.
Judge VIII. r. Emmons 20 >aco has
ben appointed deputy collector of Gus
toms at Portland.
Pledge. 20 the amount % 5000 have
besn made fOr the new bgilding In con-
Beytlon With kent's ilill seminary.
Robert Pye 20 B,ngar while crase'i by
liquor. rushed from a lumber camp Ia
the Maine woods and has probably
persisted.
The friends ~ ballot reform have ask
81 the Governor Ia pronounce for the
Australian ballO, bill In his Inaugural
message.
4 director % the penob.cot shore Line
Co. pr.slicts that the line from Camden
to Roykland will Dc In running order by
next June.
\ tNel,e-year-old boy in Lisbon ae-
cisisntally dischsrgei q gun while gun
ming anl shattered his right arm 50 that
Il had "a be ampGiatcd.
Amo. Deal, a leading Mason, aud
highly respected citlS.n % Guilfcrd.
took whiskey 90 have HI. teeth extracted
and died from the effect.
stu n goe- on. Arthur Handy Was
accidentally shot dead In the woods al
Gould.borO bv q msn named CroNell,
who mi.took him for a deer.
Portland I. dissatisfied with the popu-
lation given " by the government CEN
sus, and l. to have private aud special
census taken on it, Own account.
Alden II. Austin committed suicide By
hanging himself With handkerchief to
a bed post in his osn home az Waldo
boro. Mr.. Austin has been derangcd
foe several months.
There l. rumor In Portland that the
Maine Central Railroad system, under
the able management of Psysoa Tucker.
hope sooner az later to establish . ne~
line 90 Earopezn steamers.
Twenty Lady graduates OF Colby uni-
,erslty Sign a petition 10 the trustees
and faculty protesting against the action
taken st the Last commencement creating
a separate department for women, and
asking its reconsideration.
The Blddefori aldermen we're acquit-
ted % the charge of conspiracy In the
United states court. There are other
Indictments against th~m, and they we're
bound over In the sum Of slonO each TO
appear az another term. They revived
an ovation on their return to Biddeford.
The report of The BridEton 4 Saeo
River Railroad shsxs that during the
year the gross earnings of this narrow
gauge road were 81, go. leaving sfisr
all exp~nses aud inferst wrre PAIL net
surplus of sott- The road carried 800
les.l p.s-eng~rs and about ias.ooo tons
Of freight.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25
THANKSGIVING.
ia. rstsIps~r'. ruSrt.xstios

N, ~ sr.c. at Ater - AimiEhts Ge.l. N
r<..pAs ~ thl. nsiiss hsss h~n ~ q N CAs.tn.
asys 20 thi- ps.-inx y.sr, -hirh a. hesa fah -
- hl~-.ia.. - pesss at ~ cuHnf sftsof Psutt
hsunfifal osrrnp~a-atlan has srHsa - ~ tnf N
vsss - ear -is.i. snt - sar has.is IN ever
dsVs-tueas - haasa isfa-trv.
~. thsrvfs-v. 4 hfaisusin usrrt.sa. frssi
dent - - rait~i ststr- - smsr,rs, a. hFsyey
appsist rha .lsv. ~ f-th taf - N pTN-n,
u.onth - NOVEMBER. o. ~ oh-~rNgt q. dsf -
prayer AT thsnsssfstas. at 40 iasts N
l<-spis ur-sa that daV - css-e frsm thsif hi-sfs
l. uext IN thslr acruetssas.i han-es - ue-.hln
snt a. is,ia IN vsisrtnE srNtitsts All pFai-s :.
car hsnsarest Crvatof o. ~ fth ehr--isrs -
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NOW TO car ~ our oF POLITICS.

Prof James Bryce, a mott thorough
student % American political and social
institutions, In a rcceut interview gives
thi. az his opinion % the race problem
"lt Ia nv impression that u Il we're
no, Zoe It, political coloring-that !. "a
say, the prsctice % both the EePahli-
can and the Democratic ptrtie. IN m,k-
ing the negro a political i.sue-lt would
Dot b. long before race prejudice would
die out"
Dee any one know any way 10 ~
move the political oOloring except To al
lO~ the negro TO vote aud have his vote
eountedf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25
row stsste1c ooEs IT.

The keunebec County Delegation % tn
n.xt Legislature met In Augusta Thur
DAY Ca grt acquainted sni talk over mat
ter pertaining 90 the session.
That ;. the way kennebcc County
interest. are looked out for. aud wher
kennehec County wants fcW mor'
office., OF a new State House, or any
thing Of the Kind, IL !. pretty sure TO sr'
What II calls Tor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25
r.I War - ovIR

10 another column !. pabll.hci a COM
munlcsiion quotlng some things which
indicate, az oar correspondent says, that
the people % Texas realiSe that the VAR
Il over. All that !. lacking 10 complete
the proof 1. that the Organization %
Confederate veteran. .houh publish a
paper breathing the same spirit which l.
shown In the a.. 4. A.. papsr.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-25

Who IL the most popular lady In OK.
fori County, This isa question which
the Democrst aud all lie readers would
,c glad To have answered.. In orier that
!, may be We shall give the Subscribers
% the Democrat and their friends the
pri,ilrge % deciding by vote to whom
the honor belongs.
That the conie.t may he made Inter
eating We will prr.eut TO the lady rr~'Iv'
Ing the mc.t votes nice rcll-,op lady's
,ie-k.
Ia every Issue of the Democrat from
nov until February lat, isoi, We shall
print the following ballot;