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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-09-06
end of the city

Last Tuesday, near Hot Springs,
Wash, 4. pa ssenger train on the \ T.
roal encountered broken rail The
tender ana six ears of the train was
thrown over an embankment ana sin
teen persons were injured and two
killed
Miss Rachel PaScoe left us We'd
nesday for visit with friends in Can
ada She went 10y way of the lakes
and took passage on the United En-
pre-. She VIII spend the winter in
Canada but we all hope to see her back
here in the spring.
Monday was pretty Well observed
as labor day. Most business was sus-
pended and 4 large per cent. of the Ii
boring population took a day or
and attended the picnic, the ball play
or enjoyed themselves as best suited
their tastes.
In r0unl numbers Duluth handled
last wear II 900 900 bushels of wheat,
while during the same time Superior
handled y, o00, 600. Straws show
which way the wind blows. especially
such large straws as this one.
The last quarterly meeting for the
current year viii be held in the NJ. f.
church tomorrow. 1t is expected that
Elder Bushnell will he present and
preach 10 lis. Everybody cordially in
wed 20 attend.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
~ SHOULD WI.

We hal eccasion some weeks ago %
call ati~u,ioa to the candidacy % J. &.
swAsey. ESQ. 20 Cautou, Tor clerk II
the next House ~ Representative.
Nov. Ne claim that n Mr.. >~assy i
qualified for the position, Il belongs a.
him In al fairness hecause h. !. In direct
line u promotion. Of hls qualifications
ther, /. o. doabt. IL served taithiully
and well q. Assistant clerk 20 the last
House a. many Numbers % that body
have testified. lie l. well Rad and In
ielllgcnt AWyer. passing an cxc~lleut
examination When admitted o. the oN-
ford Bar and IA. besides had a good
business experience. IL l. an sfiCivui
hookke,pcr. lie has had eNperisnce Ia
the orice 81 the >cCrvtsry % state a.
veil q. hi. experience ~ Assistant clerk.
Mr. Coiion, hls opponent, While No doas
amply qualified. voluntarily lcft the A.
.l.tani Cl,rkshlp % the House after h'y-
ins served two waters ani has ever
.ince and .iill retains clsrk.hIp Ia the
departments. Therefore Ne chlm that
Mr.. swassy 1, In dircCt line % promotion
aud that his QUALIFICATIONS couPlcL Nth
ihis fact ought, IN all fairness, to give
him the election over any ABl al other
candidates. Oxford County present..
hun on thi. ground. believing TIL by
usage and fair dealing b. l. euiitlsd 20
the plac..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
IOnNiS IEI1IR.

"uncle Gard" came todilln. oa, to-
day With a story that b. wanted us Ia
''pui Ia priui;" .o here goes. one ~
th-se bitter cold day. be- found ~
markedly sctl,. two aud half feet
snake In hls spring. lie "a. not only
active but pugnscious. Uncle Gard
claimed that II was rather unusual To
find lively snake In the dead ~ winter.
Nothing unusual about that. W. have
.sen thsn az all seasons, bat they didn't
''go on their bellies" worth a cent.
They stood up straight. And ''that's the
humor Of &c." az Shakespeare ssys.
Th-lr g-neaicgy may D. traced directly
back 10 the old original ~ho "gut the
drip" Gu certain b.~iichlng young
dsm.el which her name II Ma. Eve, for
short.
We shall guess that be who writes
over the Initials J. J. 4. Il the John j.
Perry 81 the oIleu time. lie doesn't APP
pear "a have Lost Que jot or little Of hls
faculties. lie Ia. hlt the ns.i Oa the
head. driven IL pla,nb through ani
rllnshsd u on the ether sil.. Hut our
hoBorei Legislation. will keep right on
lu.t the .sme. Nothing short of an
earthquake touched Oh uaiet their feet
will scare thru lnio deency. We ar
frequently haunted by the thought that
What fes brains they have are locstr,i
near the base aud the upper room. are
comparatively empty. Justice doesn't
seem 90 be- on tile bench. Must have
stepped out to .'see q fellow" aud take
litil. something. Well, Ne suppose the
tariff Il approximately correct, aud
whst reason have We nov To give for
going az the party goe.s Not any.
Please put us down for prohibition pure
and simple. We ha,cs de-lr- To b. on
th. potslar side, th. winning side.
lIcncefouh We 40 Nth the majority.
How l. THAR Why, thi. IL that; Al
mighty Col aud half doyen voters con-
siituie a good, working majority. seer
II YOU have any confidence In tie
scripture. of divine truth YOU cannot
consistently deny that Col Il for prohi-
billion pure aud sweet and simple.
Drunkenness lie prohibits. Putting q
cup "a neighbor's lips lie also pro-
hibli.. wheu we ssy that the Father of
the spirits of all hesh IL irohibl-
tioni.i ~. say it rev~r~utiy aud We ssy
truly. q. yes, we 60 With the mijority
tui Nc - Va WIN sui shsit WIZ s"u o"h
YOU fall To REMEMBER 10. We do not
propose to be found "hghting against
Cod Are the ID. T.. aud the u. T..
fighting the battles ot the Lord real kin,i
Of hearty, DO not the trumpcts Of each
give an uncertain soundy Who, then,
can prepare himself for the battle under
such lcsderships We are not strsining
our ears to any great extent 90 catch q
genuine old resurrection blast from that
particular quarter of the heavens. What
matters 10 II nlne-teuths of the two
u. P.'s are for prohibition II the other
tenth does tb~ engineering We have been
lei around and about by the nose Gill the
Aforesaid nose IL red aud raw and angry.
How Il your nose feeling under The press
urr Father Perry, hlt 'em again! Cu6
them silly, please. JOHN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

The late Mr.. Fsycwcather, By ~ho-e
will Bo~doln College rccel'c. sl@,e''
had great condisncc In hls felloS men,
N thu statement. % his execution. are To
D. taken without any grains q ALT.
Nv the Nili his widow l. given an incotne
Of a fee thousand year, sni the thru
execu,ors arc made rv.iiusry legst~cs,
mi. giving thru about million spicv.
The willow will contest the ~ill. The
executors say. la explanation 81 their
po.itioa, that Mr.. FayeSesthsr ~tsh~i
90 leave the bulk % his property io'
charitable purposes; that having In view
the dlficulty Of - framing the vii a.
10 accomplish that purT'oss, ~ih NJ
Tilden'. case consplcuously In mind, h
had expressed his wishe. verbally % hl'
executors, and then lefi the property
unrr.er,cily to thru. They profess u
regard mi. wealth In the light % a trust,
"a b. disposed % accorilng e. Mr. Pave
weather. Ni.hcs a. expressed 90 them
1.-THE will IL allowed, AMI the eNecuior'
proved consclsnilously and scrupuloas
ly Ia spply ever dollar q the propsrt,
% charitable purposes, there Sill .
ground ior thinking that the mlllcnniuu
A. not far distant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
mnAr cAustp rrt ptseAr.

Editor Liygocruf
We often hear thu remark. and rad
much, % the causes ~ defeat 20 tbe se'
pabhgan party last November. fhs
r.n~ral CONCLUSION reashsSi u. that ths
Mckinley tarif BIN was the prOCurius
cause.
fail 20 agree With these conclusions,
In my Judgment. 10 Sas the intecisiou
and want 81 coarsg, of the Republican,
IN Congress. II the Mckinley bill hso
been enacted Ia Nav, The election oil
and the subsidy bills In June. the bank
ruptcy bin and immigrsiioa bill ths
early part 20 july. aud moderate silver
bin. requiring the secr,tary Of the
Treasury o. purchase silver, tho
products of the mines In the United
states. and none other, making the
standard % the silver dollar Equal Ia tho
gold dollar. snd sdj0urued the flrst 81
August. the Erpabllcans could have ~
NAMED In couirOl % the hfty-secoad
Congress.
HE people In the election % iss,
elected President aud q Congress o.
carry into efirCt by suitable ensgtments.
the principles Laid down la their plat
form. aud h-e,,sase Congress hesitstc,i
and ..dilli-ialnei' aud failed On DO u +,
they stsid az home and let the D~mo-
erais slest their men. loa analyfe the
vote aud you fiRd that Democssts dbl
not casi a. many votes Ia sny ErpFcssui-
alive Dlstrlgt In ls90 q. they did Va iss,
with yery fes exceptions. Look ~
Maine. Her senators and Represenis-
tlyes walked up like meu, sDd usei
every effort 90 fulfll the obligaii"as lsid
upon th~m, and they were rrtgrned oy
Increased msjorities. The people ex-
pet their servants to obey their ordrr-,
ssa II they fall 20 M u, they vii dis
charge them d. w. WoophVk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
MARRig GO.

4. ~ss~sy, pss n, ct ne v. p.r.eesss. ny
the tist. r. " saith. tkssilfn ". teshmsa
act ,.srtls V Hsaasti. t-sta ~ >ervay.
IL >sf~ay. p-c. ". W hss. =. Nngn
,l,s l.. ''-.A shi n .e"s's ''"''' W ~"
wsy, -
Ia >s~ry. p.s :, ~ ouis fss,ss, Va. 1ehs
y Lp,lshsls AL Ms'y -,ssrn.. a.sh ~ N.sry
It nh ssl t.ls GFrsmsa, 18th ~ tsnmAN
10 Vsasay, y %. H.. O thss,ss Msrels,
at NJ, istsn. act Asais A. MghssssA sf isn-
asfk . ,s
sri.sa. Ne J..Aa ~ hseasy AIMS. iena's w.
hesse hath "a Sunesf.
In IIaassss. H. Z. Ussrss A. vifsis AL Nils
10 ws.s .ssss.. pss- :. I,s,sstah v.r.' All
Me-. ltis N uuan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
rs1 slstssY CATS

whether Il wAs fatality, OF strong
.en.s % the eternal fitness % thing.'
that lei the opposing lrish factions q"
ehoo-. Kilkenny a. their battle grcand'
n 4. impossible 20 av. ~ any rate N"
faction. are conducting themselves IN a
manner ~hich Z. quite likely % Prcduc'
The fate Of The famous Kilkenny cats
which
-sCa~s.i at "a,
ABt -grst. kssi AL "a
IN tust-ali - to- cats turry NAatahl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
CHRISTIAN ssosAvoa ANNIVERSARY

The DecrnnlL Celebration % the
Young Peoples Soriety Of Christian
End.aSor, Will occur la Portland, Maine.
on February 2. ., aud 4, is9l. Ehbo-
rate arrangements are t-lng m ,de for
thi. evasion, aud IL :. expected that the
seetlng. Will be of great interr.t. Ger
fatally II will be Que ~ the largest aud
most ehihaslsstic religious conyocations
ever held Ia Nsw Englsni. The ever
else. will begin Noaisy evening. Feb
ruary 2. In williston church. where the
mov-mrnt "a. giyea birth. CITY Hall,
the largest auditorium In the city, Ia.
been sscared foe the second day.
Gu Wednesday, the con,eniIoa will be
held In the second Parish and First Hap
ti.t Churches, which are In closs proxi,n-
ny aud have very large seating cspsc-
nv.
The programme wlll cover the history
10 the movement, essential features 90
the society work. and discussion 20 all
practical toIacs In connection thsrc~ iih.
The hest speakers 90 the leading drnoml-
nstions ~ill be securssi. 4 large chorus
choir viii also be organized To furnish
n1slc.
UNIV sht " tr u-ut fttuCtou IN
railroad ssi hotel rates. Hotel rates
will be from si.co 10 s3.O per day.
The Christian Eaisaycr movement.
insagaratssi herr, February 4. ISL, hss
bscpu,e world vide sni Of great msgli-
tude. Ia memb~rship IL rapidly swell
Ing toward . million, aud the society IL
not Yet In its teeas.
A1y information Desired can be OBJ
tanned By addressing the chairman Of
the COMMITTEES on Arrangements, VII
liam shaw, 50 Bromdeld street, Boston,
Mass. or the Secretary, &. =. leach, n
Exchanss Street. Portland, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
Axrs ron BUSINESS.

Not for looks. have some ares Ia
stock that wlll cost the buyer el.oO and
they are worth the price. When yos
can gvt an axe worth this sum you am
safe In considering them frat class and
you wlil make M mistake. The very
beat handle In the market to 80 viii
them. wclge thrown In ''grstis".
WA. &. i.EAvfrr,
Next Elm House, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

In ns.ssii. >e,. s - ne willow % 'hs late
Je~sps .taitrysnt. Q -oa-
In uvssa. pss- Q. - the vile OF tisv"fh
In iisa,.ri. pr,. a. - The -if. u Iisny W.
reassi Q dsashs~s.
In Csa,oa. Nv. N. - ths vife ef John "a'sn''
Ia Paris. p~s- :. - ,ss wife Of Charles :.
IL ssssr ssri.' i've q. 10 The ~ife Of ohs''e.
~ ii.',,sci. Dss. II. ,e,As wife Of John rarn".
q daaghisr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
ATWOOD FORBE =,
Exsssss ssA rvspsssssss.
e.ossu n. Ar~oop. Ar fosrss.

rssss ,-siss year N p.ii .sr,ssly IN siy.sos
Oshsr~,-s sfsa year. single esvls- osns-
Apxtxrtssss>r. An kxsl sissrti-ssesuts A.,
given thrcs consecutive tn-sftises tef ~ -
fnsh In snxth 20 oolamn. ~tssAl esntMe
ms.l< vitA k-Al. usnsiset snd ye-fv sa'efe-
Jos pxtxtt~a Nee TIVE. fat prvs-s.. stsssn
psssr. sxr~r,sss~l wsfkusa AMI 80 pftcs-
s.mIl.. 4, s.sks this sls,.sftmsnt ~ car oasi
ss.. esmylsss AMI popslsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

IN. other night young schoolma'am
In BridxtOa Invited her particular Young
LADY friend 20 cone and stay With her
over night duriag the absence Of the
family. Next morpipg. In the presence
OF the few stsy-st-homes % the house
hold. the two ladies bsgsa toying With
q musket ~hich Was supposed u bs n",
loaded. When. bang on went the rssir'i
In charge With Q cannon-llke report, snd
the fsvor,te fsuiiy cat leaped wildly Into
en-. air and fell dead upon the door.
That Was all. The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
loaded weapon happened Got TO be
pointed az any memter Of the family.
In a had been. n would have been siaapiy
. rep-tlfiou cf an Old tale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
ssvsl.r CorsEs.

snxls CopAe. % Ne nswecrst az fear ee.s.
- nv .tIl - uaslAsi ga recsigtef pftcs ~
A.. pahli.h~r. - Or - ossatcatsnss - I,stf,as
sln., e.,t.is. % % s.l issas have isn plssti -
N. Al a., e,IAssias plsas On m Ceantf
ssath f.rt. t.srfs's prag stsrys
shartkrs ufug ~tpres
N.rs,v >sys.' praE ~tors.
nerkAshi. y Asgssl Ies..ee
p.e.ll Frsal {. usrAss. fs,-t1as.tef
p,,.larx 49, Is~ts. tnsursncs ehcs
n.te.l Mtkf's prax ~tsry.
Vel 1.rt. "a a Aatrysss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

Have now iAss escs ,ssa .s,ei w N. .s.s'y
s.s .f ksmp's nal.sm fsrth shrcst ani ians.'
ss,s1 ali oshss rsms<iies have tssn ub~'i IN vsin
The u.l.sm sssps sessf " The lung. asi sufes
tanssasa ssi ssuts all shrssA scoEhs. Ihsfr
4. NJ. .shsf mets,lss In ths wsrti tisst Ats "a
prsuatsls. esstslnis p.ss that sis'e- " se't -
,asrsafhly n. ksmp'. nsiss~. Al dfuSf,ss'
s.lIa Larry ls,tiss ass- anil ei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
pitp.

In >sr-sy. ps, u. Ne. Lacrysia nssi. sss'i
a tears
o. tlsfss,i. ~ q NJ. ty,iis G.. wifs ~ 18th
Z. iisisss-.l sgri - yesf.
Ia MssiTs,. ts.r ~. ts.sph Car. az ~ yrsrs
IL piss~tl Ce.trs. pss, "a Nc. sihf fsss,
fs u,s,@. ~. u. Mr.. Lay nna. .ssi -
fears. usaeths
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
A,.. ,.v,L eaoseh n 4 4 S Sssi ;; s

oxvORD, 90 - ~ Q Court % frot'sse hsl' ~
Paris, Within aai Zoe th- Ceanty ef usf"r q"
A a. aoanIrr. sdmisi.,r.tsr % The estate q
us.ss Csst<,i late u usbrva. w ssi
Csanty. dscss--i. ha,isz pre-s.,st BE
s.,au, % s,imiai'tr.sica ef Tie estate sf s>s'
osnss,n. Th., ,hs All Aamrr. CIV, nasles 70
al Jsr.oa. in,srv-s~i, ny eaa.lsf scpy OF ,hs
srlss % 10 pshhsh~i thr~s vesAs s..s.-svsy
IN TIE Uxfsr'i tsmerrst prntei a. rsrs. va
4, r.s,. IN AL C.aai,. on NE thlri rsss lag 81
Jaa. nsst. 81 nine e'si-k IN The fevn.Sa. as.'
.ss. sss-.. " .ay 'hsy have. oh, 'As '>"s
.hsali ma ~ sikvet. - -,
A,r. os,,-si,s.s-II. q. DAVIS. Rss,.,ss.
oxyogp, .. III . Court ~ rro,sis hst |.
pans. -ithis ssl f.r M C"snit ~ osfsri.
oa ~ thiri rss-iss ~ i'e.. y "
sal..sa b. iier,tk Aimiei-trst.sr 10 i-sais
nsa sa ~ estate ~ wssh,as ,ea " t.se. ate .'
ws-.Is,-s IN All tsssty, lssss-ri. hs'ias rv
..,,.-i ID. seal ssr.aat ~ sl.ini.sfsii"a OF We
s.,sie ~ all .,~es.et. f"t ais-sa"s -
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II tAl. srlsf ~ 70 yasushs-i thFes sesA. .-
s...iysiy N ~ Osfori fsus-Isi rgists' ~
r.,. ,e,, 49,, al 49,. ..s s..s.., a. -. ,si~,
i...as-.a. s.i .hs- s.s-,, n.sy ,lsy have. -AJ
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oxyoup o. ,-Na ,oar, - rrvi-s,s hci' a
rsf,., -itkia All 90 ths t"as'y ~ utfsFH'
90 a. thiri rs~-isy ~ H.. 4, ~ ~"
al,.a m 1.slsta. Aisliais,rNtss % " estste
a a.. a. .ti.ss,sa. tsts "a >swfys IN ssil
g.at,t. slsr.s.si hsstas rf~--stsi he sr'"is'
~ sis.lsissrstlsa ~ N s-tsis ~ AL ass"s-"'
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N. a.. a. ali t-sf.ss. iniervst~l thffyth. ~
csi.l.hfas . s.spg "a this srisf thrvs -esss 90
'...itelt IL ~ Oxfsf,i tAr--Fst. sssspsls'
psinis-i al Fart. n ali ,"anii ths -
...-., =, I. p,..i-sts Is.ar, o. - halAsa a fsFis
~ ..lt ,sasty. - 49, tiiri ts.-isf ~ iss
..,t a uias s'ek.k IN ~ fsfve..sa, an
49,. s.a.s, N shy thsf ha1v, stY W sH''
,.Innag 4 wii.so>, J-iss.
A,r.s csyy-si,sss III. q. DAVIS hss'''sr'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

wednesday nights storm was ss Ice
storm In Portland. and considerable
damage xas dose. Electric wires we're
On confusion. aud three large horses b.
longing 90 the street railrcsd ccmpany
we're Killed BY taking the esrreat from .
lighs wire. A team driver had . marrow
sscaps iron death IN shs ZANE vay,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

oxvoup. % - AS Cear 81 rrsisss hsti 81
rs,,.' v,snis ami fsr tss Csanty % OxfsrSi 90
The thlri Tpssfay ef Dst.. a. y. la.
c~,,sls lessrumss s varys,tsf o. - th~ ass WIZ
ssi Ts.ssmsnt 90 ihtssy u. ssssss, sss e'
srssn IN sahi tcsrty. dessa>ssi. having tv
s<st 4 ths sams far Probate
A All ~ r.sas istsfv-ss-i. ty causing corr ef
,h,. ..lsr d, - paian.hei tsrv~ weeks s.scss
.i,.l, In the uxfsri De.s-rfst pristsi ~ rsns,
that thsy msy sypsaf 81 rre'.st. t.s,, " n
heil % fsfts. IN all Csasts. va th< thirt Isse
Ia ~ Ian newt a y 90 tbs etsk ts The f.sr'
..-.a ant slss ssas- " AM tssy haze. uhy th.
Al tn.tSusent .hsait s.s ~ psvsst. appr.s~i
ssi slk~ei as the As WIN Aai Ts'sA"~"' e'
ovoRGg A. WILSON, Js,r,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23

TIg sah.cril<r hsrvby ri,es pubic scsiee
that h. has Les duly sps-siniei by The iiensr.'
III Igi<e u fre,st< f.r tfe Ccanty OF oxfer.
The utli ass~sei ~ The e~tAte %
BExIAMiN JArkspv. late of watevfsrt.
IN saii County. dereAsci. by giving ioed - ths
au airesss. he therefore rvyue-ss al p<rrons
in.islS<-i a. the estate % sati J<yea~ei 10 make
lmm< liss~ paym<us. ant tko>e vbo have any
demands tbesson % eshllsis th< same %
Dec. u. lea. ALfRED 3. kfNbALL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
NV ApyrErlsEnksrs

rhs ticnisy.
~ IinssSA
ss fean.i..
>ofirs
lssfnees
Coit ser~- Curvi.
<ssl t.arusfuts.
fafssf's uNlf nNlssm
Are Nsa CunsamPtifef
o. az Hrsart
Atsaa@sa's Ntsnk hslssra
I-A..l.ss fr,sun iiesrn stalls.
n rrsslasIr >stEea
la-sltrnry NotiCss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-12-23
uN.t PEDAGOGICAL SOCIETY

The eleventh annual meeting % the
Maine P-is gogical >cc1~iy Will u held
Il NairrNille January !, , and J, lssl.
Nn interesting programme L. Promised.
Mis. Mary y. Hyde. % the Albany
Normal SChool. y. y. aud author of
the Nsli known Lessons In Engli.h' ,
aud Mr.. Charlie. D. King. President II
tlIe summer school u Methods, princi-
pal ~ the Dearborn school. boston,
aud another 81 Methods aud All.
la Geography" will conduct classe.
In method. Ia Language aud Geography.
NJ teacher Who !. Interested In doing
bstier the work she may D. doing we'll,
can afford 90 mics TIL. opportunity II
gaining the inspiration that CONES from
personal contact Nth those Nho arr
reCogniIe,i a. authority upon the sub
ect. ~hlch they discuss.
Mr.. Alice Frrrman Palmer, ES-rrrs-
idsut II Wellesley College, I. we'll known
both Ia this country aud Europe .. an
able aud Inspiring speaker 90 educational
subjects. Her lecture on GLOW eau Ne
Improve our Common sch0ol.r', Will b.
a rsrv treat 10 al lovers Of clear thinking
and vigorous Eugll.h.
The fact that such men az Hon. J. W.
SymSnds % Portland, Judgc -. q. Hall
OF Naiersille. Ara tushman, Esq., 90
Aubaru. Dr. Thomas ilill 20 Portland,
Ex.I'rsiieut 10 Harvard University,
aud iloa. n. ". Heath of Augusta, are
silling to costTibats. BY their prcsence
,ni word. 20 counsel. a. the pleasure
tni prodt 20 session. 81 the soylet,.
should stimulate every teacher in the
state To make special effort to b. pre-
cut a thi. mceting.
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TiIE sab.eril<y hervhy rive puhlis. sotics
that ~ has ls>e daily arpslnsei by The ii.s:ss.
s.t s..sned sAs 'sss Ut hsssss"r OF 's
nancy n. RsGG. Ass ef upses.
js all County. dcrcasei. by giving bsna - NE
iaU dirprts: ~ thevfou rvQue>e Al per-Sss
in1eiisss psyuess. vi SAoss Who have esy
si - ' II s: & Z. s;sssr4SarLI
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
DrEsuASr - ncss-s frvss NJ iisa G~sTs,
4 wtl.sa. Ia iss 20 frgi-sis Zoe ~ ,oaaiy
~ nxfsrt. 4 sksit -st % pahIls sastioa % IN
stow - ioha s,aalsf IN sSsth Iiirssa N at
gsssty, 90 Jssssry tuh. u isd, "a to-
u'ek.A In ths sfrfn.-sa Ne fslysinE sis-sfit-r
fvsi estate shlgh ess ~ pfvtgfty ~ ~ ate
Abr.m tittff. D. 81 Ons halt the b.stnrstrai
farua 20 ..ii Lilly .si isAss iiari. ~ sssss 10
Ing csmaya AL saiittls,i. sii.sts~l IN svuih
lilfam
JORDAN STACY. Aaar 18th ths ~ili
anastcl ~ tAs estate ~ Abram iIsey.
fyF,sf. H.. a.. tss
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oNynpp .. -us Cyar - ffoisis, hsli %
pafts sithla sai Zoe III tuahtg ~ bsipfh'
% d. thir,i r,ss.iay - t,ss. . 4 u -"
Iaas. : washi Ninlsl.trsisf % III ?.
tate a Io.svh 4. staftsssnt, ls,s ~ We.
n. ..li C.s.nty. ts..a-ri. kssiaE prv-sst..l ~.
...saat % s.isuial.tfstisa 20 ~ estate ~ All
issss-s-l fuf altsssHfs.
,Isp,s,p. that M .zi ,dulsistfstss si's
a.siss b. an gsrseas iutefvstsi' ~ tss.et A'.y
....l,.iy In ths Osfsri t,ywo-fat ptnirl AZ
Iaft. TIA, tissy u,sy sytsaf a q frvlais ,sass
q. - isll 81 Iafi.. In sslt tsanif, 90 " lhlI'l
fueslag - las. erNt Al ninf efks IN u's
dsfsa.-sa ahsi .i.s- rss-s " ssf tisst hs's, say
tl.s s.n.s sl..sahi "a - aikss~i
.,s,Ig,.s 4 WILSON, Isi<s.
,......,.. 49, III a IiaNls hssf-ssf.
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oxyoRp at. csar - Probate hsli a
r.,t. vttkib act Zoe ~ toaniy ~ Osfefi,
-, a. tklri Tss.t.F - tNss. 4 n tSa
n,T,lN D. GRAY. ham~i tt~uif 10
rsttsia tasfa@sat pausriss " "
t..s .tn AL ts.tsassat ~ nstsft sfsl
"a. ~ past. IN at gsantr. tissss--i.
I.,t,. prv..pts.i ths sau,s fsf fntlsts
Oans aIp. Inst ~ alt tsesu,ss fits 1919
D. al t-r..sas tutsrv.t-t ~ UsasinE as"pf ~ ts'
,s.i.t A., 10 tsahnsi.ssi thfes ~esks serss-sitsu
Ia a.. AZ. f,ss,l Ilssss- fst prnt~l a Fans ths,
tl.sy sasy spt--.f AZ q fFvists ,"au ~ - bss
Al can. In ali CsaaiY. On m thirl taesiaf ~
Jsn nssi a nins - III sk-k IN u 10y
ss-sa AL 49,. gsass N saf thsy have. 80 w
.stf i6.trtu.sul .hsail - - psvtet. agpfvfcl
.si .il,.~l q. Ihe l..s win ssi fsstsnsei ~
.tnRGr \ wii.sO>, ialss.
atrss sopy ATTEST Ill. Z, DAVIS, hssi'ssf'
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STATE ~ MAINE.

OktOsp. -
49,. a t.titIsa ~. t~~a aaiF aA~is pfsy
tss tb.t a. l..lssss vsasiaias " 80 h~ss ~
ssl.tt a. act t.sa 4 r,-ss, sxes a,st. ~ tsf
wtu - i.sshsf rsssf. late - nhstsf. H~
-, ..ttl,s.snt - tisslf sal .rvoast msk 81 q
rs,.i.sts g.sat hit a Part. sthle as' "
alt ,s.asty on ~ thiri tsrstsy ~ $500
Z, T. tss m.f ~ s~ierv - - W.snbs'rl
.s,.as ti.s hstfs - all issssssi. asi thf ses's
- sssh dst-fwia~i
o,ls,,.t ut nsstrs thsrvuf - gives b. 81 80.
- i.,srs-t.-t tl.srsia ~ pahliskisfs espt ~
a.. ,,t.s tsf-r sr.A. .astr..it-ly n n bsfsst
I.ssa est q nssuaFrf pFtrt-t ~ f.1. -
az 4 4, let thtt thff rssT spIrsf sfftiste
g,.st tt.sn d - hsit ID fsH., -uhis sa' 70.
..lt f.sastV 81 80 .sk-s ~ ~ tssse.-sss a. '
shs- ssa.s. u sst t,.gf hs.@ ss.ist W.
atstH,.t 4. Nii..N ialrvs
AIr... s..rI-aila.i Ill q. nANIs. last.,sf.
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OXFORD. 80 al Coart Of Probate sslt q
tpsbutx. within snsi fot tbr toantl otottvrd'
on the drst Tus-iay % p~s.. 4. 10. Iso.
I,s,i =. Cram. nsSnssi tsesstor in CT.
tain ia.tfumstt partvttinx ~ ~ The b-t VIII
Hrownnsll In alt Coanty, dsssa-ci. having pre-
.snts.i the ssse fsr Pfvl..tsi
OspskHD. That Tho ssii tx~uior give nosies
&. all ,-,r-sss tutefe.tei, by ssssinx . eopy ef
.l,sly 10 the Osfsri iemocrst prnt~i % farts
that they may ayy,eaf 10 frol,sts C.aft - bs
beli ID Parts. In ALI C.asty. vn tie thiri Ises
,isy % Jan. ssxt. 20 niss o.h-k Ia The fsr~
p.-sa asd slos tau-s u any they have. why The
.ait in.tfsme.t slssaii p.S Ne pwsei, approved
ant alAuri .. the kst VIII AMI restsmsss ef
sAhi dcssas~si.