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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
IAs1 AIRROA

The rar,ous' Dramatic Club OF TIT.
place Will play the drama, "rhe Woven
Web" al a.. r. Hall, Friday evening
Nav nh. Oyster supper viii he served.
MI.. Abhl. William from New Glou-
c.ster I. quite sick at Mr.. fogg'..
u. q. Bcale. 4. bnllding an addition on
his harm.
Ma. Anna T.. wheeler, ~ West
Charleston. VT. Ia. hc-n Engaged I"
teach the south Buckheld school.
scl,ooi h-gan In Dl.trict No. \ last
Monday. Emily iIayc., teacher.
Mr.. Nlbcrt shaw u moving 10 East
Buckheld.
The East Hebron Grange !. fourishing
finely. and contemplate. erecting new
hall In IN. near future.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
SMIDIN

-"mc ~ our ,--oplc sos~l their wheat
lat saturday and found u co,srrd With
thrr. iucle. IL snow sunday morning,
bat the snow served double purpose II
keeping of the crows aud molstsnlng the
ground.
Mr.. Charlie. whfehouse !. In very
t,oor health. also Mrs. o-gOod saunders,
both suffering from the eii-ci. 81 Ia
grippe.
John ~. Abbott i "a move a. heiar
Fall. very soon, wherr h. will work At
his trade. that % house carpenter.
VIII Richardson has rented his placc
for the coming .eason.
our sweetest ~ all Wild flowers, the
trailing arbutus, are very plenty aud
our children keep our vase. well hlled
with them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
BRowNFlelD.

Mr.. Libby, proprietor Of the Pequaw-
ket House, Il making quite extensive re-
pairs on and In hls house.
J. l.. frink Il making some repairs on
his buildings.
Uncle Toms Cabin was played nj the
Town Hall Wednesday evening To .
crowded house.
The ID. l.. =. &. met with Miss Gertie
Blake Tuesday evening.
Lima rrink Il on the alex llst
=. Unscott u home from Boston on .
shors vacstiou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

Mr.. ~. No. Eastman f--ls under dc"p
obligation a. Mr. Joseph simpson and
Mr.. Jessie bishop for the constant care
Ia thu sl,knc.. II hi. wife Who r-ccn,l,
died.
Rev. a.. H. lIannafurl Nas returned
herv another YEAR. IL attended two
funerals lat "Wednesday, Mr.. Timothy
walker and Nr. stephen faruum. Mr..
Walker la. hccn memtrr ~ this church
mari, al II her life, Joining Il when she
"a. a Young lady.
AGrsnd Army posi VA. organif.,i herr
lat Friday With the following officers.
" ttass Carnutsbsisf
4 tlrsuis so
= uus=TIL 4 \ q
a " tufhf Att
4 4 iLcnnsti surg
tssaf seal thsp
tinstt. ~ v
= fafuufH. 40 ~
w ~tffsns. o.s
= ". Gilman 10 oakland ani ten.
Heal 20 Auhurn Installed the oric"r..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
STOW

Mr.. Eugene Charlie. !. on the sick
llsi
willie i..ayiit !. the fret Ia pillow hl.
gapl-n. 4 few have commenced I" ~"
little farming.
Thew Ia. been long SPELL ~ pleasant
weather. Rain u needed much.
Mr.. Susa Eastman l. Visiting her
daughter Ia Portland.
Mr.. simeon Abbott from South fari.
va. brought herr snd buried April nth.
Mr.. Forest iufkln ha. ~, 81 .hlnglr.
10 snM
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
ROxBURv.

:. VI. Locke Ia. conquered a nation
Of sheep ticks. lie has shearod hl. -
sheep aud not tick Ia the dock. That
.. high farming.
The weather !. cool and the water u
low for river driving. II looks like a
hard spring for getting out lumber.
Gold seekers are still moving on By-
ron with shovel. sluce box, etc, etc.
People will believe y story relating To a
gold lind az readily A. they will lle
about their nelghbors.
Hen Tra.k Wa. In town to-day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
Is YOUR EYESIeNT TROUBLING YOUp

Opan Oxford County Norway Maine
business study for the past few year. under The
especially TO TIL. business am more than able 70 cop
adapting and adjusting glasses for all kinds Of peculiar aud falling
EXAMINATION ALL pufctLr cAst In SoosI o
ohot>p fo NJ !" w"
This work make Speciality.
n bet NJ . brsibay NJ
Il D. J.
Do physicians would
their notk now m baiDessf
and Paris.
Wlyi, Waterford,
Other
the selling glasses. put
cian of prti ability la Oxford County.
Oian
I'm Op;cs Optan county
Tho r.tndieI " q " H.
Remember Il 81 Opticians" who having bought In
claim. all' Hills lea' Others
lovll be decelyei.-Dont h. humbuggsi'
shash called opticians could h'ei
Of spoiled not perfectly aapito eye
delay your sight troubling YOU but Vl.t At once
vivi~s, W. Kills. 1xport Opuci~n,
I., In ,rcu. Cock JEWELLERY All Kind. % Repair
81 Watches, Jcvcly etc,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
AnaMAX LAKE

q. u. smith, the photographer. from
Cornish, va. at the lake on .hori Vl.ii
Ca M. parent. TIL. week. also hi broth
er. =. Orin smith, ~ lIsrrison.
:. 4. steven. IA. BEEN surveying lot.
on Pikc IIili, also ,lmberlsni for J. n
Holster. John wyman, E.l., aud others.
Horn a. m. wife ~ John wyman, a
.on. April 18th: al.o 10 the wife II Oco.
Wood. q .on, April 18th.
Harry Weed la. hlrr'i out With Mr..
samuel Warren al the village Ia drive a
hUrse team
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
OXFORD

IN entertainment was given Saturday
evening by Mi. Minnie u. >cafle., con-
sisting ~ music, readings, etc. she wa'
assisted by Mr.. lIcr..y, Mr. aud Mrs..
bartlett, Mr. Carr aud Mi. IIoughion,
Mi. i.nttie walker, ~ Portland, has
becn Visiting friends here.
Mr. y. Z. Hiclnrl. has b-.n quite
.ick.
Morn. clark has Opened shop for
the sale ~ meat, corn, etc.
The dance Thursday evening Sas Posi-
poned on acCount ~ the rain.
Ml.s I.ena prrkln. !. to teach the
school In dl.trict w. ~; Mlss Bcrthn
Phillip. In welch,illc.
Annie IIay-. and Iscrtha Jackson have
returned to Hebron.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
AAaHIOnn

Grating aud getting In Early pcs. snd
pota,o.. .~em. ,o h. the order 20 the tav.
Mr.. VIM. jordan has b-~n quite sick
hat u better INV.
4. ". iri.h loo, q valuable ycarllng
colt the ether day.
Church Holmes lost .lS sucking pig.
las, week.
&c. Warren !. buIlding a stable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
ALBANY.

George n. Foster has rented his farm
20 Psyion phllbrook and Will 90 To Mas
.achusetts TO work at his trade, carpen-
tering.
Eliery y. Wheeler viii carry on the
inghsm farm this summer.
On account Of continued poor health
of HE wife. J. Henry BrigRs has sold
hIs farm TO J. II. I0vejoy and will work
In the chair factory 1t Bethel. We are
sorry 20 lose Mr.. Bhggs.
Mas Alice Wilbur has returned from
the Normal school 1t Harrington.
Dean Andrews Of lowell 10 In town
grafting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
PERU.

Wilson stilluan has let Frank kidlder
have one IL hl. horses Ia work for the
season.
x. Conant Ia. bought him King
~ the Cornfield planter aud IL ready Ia
plant for all that want him.
The selectmen have finished the ferry
boat AMI have got II Ia the river.
n. W. Babb's chimney burnt out the
other day. The wind Was blowing quite
bri.kly AMI the roof caught fire In a
number Of places, and but for prompt
action there would have been quite q
confagrstion.
\. 4. Babb has sold HE black horse Ia
a Mr.. Saunders.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
snIIra Rn1RIIRX

The snow d. nearly gone aud In spite
- our near proximity Ia th" gold hcld..
that umor .ays ]. going a. make byron
the Colorado ~ America. Ne are glsi Ia
know that The farmers 10 IoNbury think
that Il !. not bet a. give up farming,
anil consequently they have rubbed the
Imaginary gold duet cat oi their EYES,
and ar booking armand to fnd the hcsi
plsc,. a. plough for early crops.
Orlando llannaforl aud bride have
cumm.nccd housekeeping In their new
home.
Travelling has been 80 had for few
we-ks pat no one Ia. yrniurci cut
much unlr.s obliged e..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
rASr siiuAIR

FREE High School closed on FRIDAY.
Nc. Park l. we'll known and .ucc-.siul
teacher. The term has bceu pleasant
and profitable.
Se,rtai ~ the district schools vii
commenc- during thc frat wcsk ~ May.
Mr.. Charlie. lionney 7. reported q.
quite sick With an attack of rhsumatism.
IN. puhllc examination ~ teachers
occurred on saturday.
a.. \. n. rost will conduct service. Al
Ea.i sumner on Memorial Dav. Dr. \.
n. T.. Harvey ~ lewiston will deliver
The address.
Farmer. nrr nov busy preparing the
gfvund Cor the various crops cNI'cci"t.
The .sason l. not a. forward as las,
ye,r. StpCTN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

UINIIIIU, Nal ~, I-I7''
.-. GHuIl.I. I.l., uue 90 oar obirst
H. r.... regretted rIf.frus. died iri'hY
..r.-.. MAJ 80 NJ Randall va-
. . Wilton Iu l~ln and graduated hi
ta..r.r Iu is.it. H. has lNri
~ aHI pnrtio-l hi. pruir'.
t Hry ,rlrs. D. bring admitted
aHHuf ISIS a. Ma s'-si
..I ,itifsu aud ~ 90 hr grrnil,
.. I. au NJ. Randall Was the
N.....f fIr uNfurI lar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

Another result Of foollng with a ride
has come Ia light. Luckily there va.
no fatality attached Ia Il. The Webb's
Mil. stag. while near West Poland the
other day was struck by bullet which
passed between two passengers, through
a newspaper. In a moment two young
men were seen standing In the rad load
Ing up for another shot In the same
direction.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
IAs1 aRoMNElflp.

quite a fall ~ snow on Monday night.
The box .Ociable had Ia IL postponed
for Que night to allow the people To so
Uncle Tom.
Hiram Gaichell l. very busy survey
ing. 4 few day. ago hc made quite
r.cori. In eight hours there ran by hin
on kImball Brook. In Chatham, :s6'
log. the most be ever surveyed In 81
short a time.
Mr.. Augusta. Bean Of Boston ia'
made va a dying Wilt. She expects e
sail ON May ii,h for switzerland, VII
90 Ia the Alp. for the benefit 81 hci
.on'. health, by order ~ hl. physician
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
WILSON'S MILLS.

Capt. q. \. J. rarrsr and D.. y. Love
boy ~ the \. l.. 4. Go. have b~cn az
looking after their steamboat business.
4. y. York. Who has run the steamboat,
thu Arl.coo. Falls, for several seasons.
viii not run Il thi. season AZ hls health
will not admit ~ u.
.. \. FLINT has gone to 'olebrook and
Viclnliy.
Aman With isleriam tr-mens AZ the
nrown farm, aud whoever will may h"'sl
the warning.
several lncho. 81 snow fell saturday
night. -,
Not water enough, owing Ia the cold
weather, Ca make driving timber a sue
C.ss al urvssnt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

spring @. fairly hsry aud thc pasture.
isgiu tu iU.,k grr-n.
\ .,-sl warm raiu !. much u-s,ie,i.
Irursv staple. - Canton l. trying Z"
ran his lugs cat q VIII River, bot D.
ior. uui DAD water enough.
Niiihm chapman has over ninety
yuuug lambs. llr IA. iu.t houghi q
pair q canada uufk hur.rs.
Little Pred. ."n of \. u. wight, aged
.iN Nvars. has saved vOrls 20 wcod.
stuSv irngth, this winter.
Any "uf having a gu,sl, fall hlo'sie,l
shepherd dog pup fnr sale Nould de- well
Go " rite Box ~. Gllrad
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
100 Ladies Wanted,

AM Isa men 10 call ON any druggist fer fres
trial parkage ~ Lane. VASTLY Mesilsins. ~
sr.st rss ani herb rsme-iy, discossf~i by De
-lla. IAsns while Ia Tho kscky Msantsin.. toi
il.ss.e- 10 the blo0i. liver ani kidne!- u " I
positive cure. for Constipation ani slssrins ~
the complexisn II docs wonders. " IL The i<-l
spring me.ils.ns ever u.ei. iArEe siis pseksse,
~ cents. ~ all druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
eRvANr's POND.

Mr.. Almore Irish hs. let his farm aud
will 20 to Boston for the summer.
Mr.. r. x. Chase met with an accident
last week which viii lay him up for
some time.
Work will be commenced on the quar-
rev this season.
Mo.t Of the schools will commence
May sth.
The Ice left the Pond Apr. 18th.
The Dedication Hall Was success la
spite ~ the weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
srATT OF sAlsE
,rs-t.v.ros >, rus so,sHsoS-

1. t...r.ar.r sith bssutifli eusi.'nn aali = =.
N .s"sI .F tHF 'rais .atIrs n Main, aai tefi
....I raf.sual iu IT, uu-srfNnrsi efif-i
.- $40. tni 80 trart
faIukf ruf 1ru ukN 90 uAt NtAt,
% BE- onsFEFFp a.
kunala uAN
49,. rfrHrnu.rui fl go psupla 20 - -.
30 ..r fl.sf tsHIa-isu thsy enrtgs ~ ~
Fl. .l.f.1E frrss an.l shruhicry 90 -tls ssi..e
@ uu.Ir set rriFats zr1antis, $500.
ei.. hnf taaf me- CIV ctrrtal tl.'.- -
....i..n tH O. lnpssrtaut sailcst 81 tef'-' -
tr H..I rrF-rrF tfian.
l.ls, ais st..lti this lay - fsithfullf eh-ert
81 .f uar Insfitufisus - hraruiuE 49, ~ 49,
~ Uarf esIlirssi hy ~ coiIlinH ~ - -,
N.rirFer ~ uar o. 49, o. a. IN eni.ai.s ins ~.
t'fff rnfurtl fssuiIss 20 aur ~tste. SlA pf'fe ~
falf &C an'F a. a. s.liItsnsi aftrsftipa - -
HfIHI'r Iulrrasing nuuaIsr ~ ttss-s si.n aane.lt
80 saI.H11er re-f snIi rrsresttfn Nithih ~ -
Nffs. I-f. O. a. sFrn Trsstsr extsut, a. -
500 Hul Hrduing intusnfs antunE Gar irnfse-
~ salahl - rsrngtaIsrr.i thai = hststef - M
fNsssfulif A. iu ~ eh-erNancs - W. - -.
- lff anif nisa.urv a. oar-eles- BET s.,.ftT
eioisrfart AL sHi1Fu.sat a. fatarc 4sesrse....-
tsirsu a. - Cuaurii ChauntsF 81 AaAe-tA
tais tssntv art aay ~ April. IN - -,
a sar I.,rl ~ tbssa.aat eixif nan.lfe.,
- anf uinstY All ~ ~ lnsutse' - -. y
- aaa.irssi AL fsaTt-sath-
o3AHsxnkL >sITa.
sssNe&ry % $500
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
EAST BETHEL.

Rro~u Post, q. n H.. OF Bethel VIII
hod m.morial exercises al this place
M gHh. There viii h. dinner of no,
haLei beans, etc. and oraiIons al the
church. So A. t,,.
Mls. Fiona whesler, oil "e'' "''"
teacher. .,,.,
Mr.. Mary Estes and her dA.g,'sa,
Ma Etta Estes, have retnfne" n''"
Boston. A..
y. e. Fate. from BOSTON, " " ""
farm for a few days. a..
Porter fArweli has sold ms iA''n y"
Mr.. verrilL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

Mr.. Irving llsau 81 oxford has bc-u
,i.rinr friruds anil relative. herr.
Inhn TYLER ani 18th Mason went Z"
Uuskdrll Tea daNs agu.
flmrr ~fsarns work fur 'hari". Nal-
sntine.
Al thr tIomest,ssi Stock Farm thrrv i
a I'ule,i Nnru. ball. tso var. oil this
spring. ID black Ia color, gtris seven
frsf anl Weighs lGin pUunds. \ VI.
Ilnu.s from Vermont has b"eu az The
.Tarm~ .stting out shade trcvs.
Mr.. =. NerrllIs health isNerN t.r~r.
Eer TYLER 90. ga The railroad Ia
,,orL Tor IIsrt--rt Mason.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
GRAFTON

IN. river driver. are here Yet. They
ara. getting on slowly With their drive
NOT having sucfiiient wsicr.
No farming IA. been done here ye''
he land h-ring too Vet. :,
s,bool commences In district No !
the iith ~ NAY with Miss Clyde !. Hart
let a. teacher. ~,
Tr,nc and Jennie Otis are at west
N,Il.n te,.hlng In the same school.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
CANTON

The gravel train starts thl. week GU
the X. y. II.
x. 4. bradford and wife aud Prof. W,
W. Andrews aud Wife of Portland were
al n. Brsdfori's last week.
q. W. Moore IL moving Into his new
store.
Mrs. \. :. shaw l. visiting q, Portland
and south Paris.
II Il reported that Canton po., Office IL
to be an International money order cfiier
after July lat.
Nc. Pals Dramatic Ga. will present
the Drama "out cf his sphere" at this
place this week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
STONgnAu

Born. April 18th, 10 The wifc Of q. q.
" Auistrf. "a .nu.
April -. o. the wife ~ \. D.. Warren,
a suu.
Dharle. Wander. hss hou,h th" mill
hnu.- 40 tle foui 20 loser stone roui.
~ila. MsNli.tvr IA. houghi ~ Walter
a.. ~aWyrr The oriu Walker place aud
novel ou tn h.
e. q. spear. az. gone to ~hslhurne To-
huil mill.
Teua ~utll L. Improving sloNly.
gr, NJ Garland D. in town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
LOWELL.

Al the sick ones about town seem to
h. improving.
Owen 4. Eastman aud family have
moved into Charles Meserye's house.
The Christian Circle Was entertained
AZ the town house Tuesday evening by
the Young men. The ladies Of the Con-
grrgational Circle gave . baked bean
supper at the same place "Wednesday
evening. A good attendance at each
time.
May ball a, the American House Thurs
day evening.
Good tunes now the suckers are run
ming. 81, -.
no. 4 IL growing quite rapidly this
spring. The hsarse hoass y well andsf
vsy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

Ifr. 90 th. Fan. iiierl, anil
-.... ,.-... UI.I l.r iirIi at the 1e.ir, ~
.. N.Hf..I .hur.h "Wednesday hiirru"nu
... \ II"uI. supper uUl h
.... rsr elU.h there uul D. musir
Hc, AZ av m".t cordially
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

The essay on "Patriotlc Influences II
the American Flag when Raised over the
Public schools written by Miss May
Catharinc Parsons, has Won for the
skowhegan High school the dag offered
by Perry Mason a Go.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
r.e .er.oolsr APPOINTMENTS.

The following are the a.signmrnt'
made by the Methods, Conference foI
oxford County:
Auiotsf-H B. firkstt.
Usthsi anl Is-ks's Nils Z Hscori
IFtist.sn ALL DENMARK j. u. Trass
Rurkneki-Io - suppli-i.
Tr,.buns Ant st1a.M ". soxsu
Nasua AMI Aihany-~upphci ny " '. Davis
NsWFy ginait-Ta ~ sufpnst
Nar~ay ant North Norssy-t. W. smith.
uNf0f,i anil Mskhtilis-t. ". keuni.on.
Humfsri Ani nsAn'. Cornsf--upplie,i hy o.
n. Iiannafyri.
-suth Pans-ThomAs Whiis.lis.
~uuth Waterford Cirvult-C. furngion
Wet Paris Cirvuit-J. ". saith.
Hatiwin ansl IIifam-G. 4. Ratriifc.
Near fail.-A. ". Watsfhou.e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
pENSlONS

~. .r.rrl-- ~ pension hss heen grant
.. m. Moe. Cummings. I0ckr's Mills.
original pfu.iou. have hecn granite
H Im.i. wtioN ~ t'llsau Mendail'
canton. luI Mary. widow 20 \. Hatch
..... -...ff IH.rI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

n- p imI.irr. Esl., rvprv-sui-
...I. mH..I.H. h"u.s 20 tiun a Co.,
r.... s..af l'sr.s h.i fhurs.hy. Nj
#..r I.s nst.,r uf Oxford 'uuutk
.. ..f N.... i'lI,ifrr, Esl. FORMER
| N... -umnFr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
locss,s MILLS

Jane. Libby I. running the dry house
Walter Rand and Ella Sanborn went
"a Portland lss, Friday to hear Gilmore
Hand.
We understand tina, Ira jordan !. "a
lcaN. town.
A.a rol.om q. clerking at \. a.. wccd'
SONS.
Mr.. Vernon Gr-,n va. visiting al W.
\. Carr. the first ~ last week.
Mls. Msbelle Cushman has returned
home "a West Paris.
Nellie Elwell L. AZ work for Mr.. &
u. Young.
Ira Jordan IA. .old out hi. bu.lnes.
e. v. y. Rand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

.t.r.s uf-.rrtth. "thr iairN 20
OBJ. .r...H.- vIII D. rrt-catr.i at Nrad-
.... H.. Ir.1t evening. followed hN
NImIssi"n r. cruis child
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

H ..mmTr .gltsnl. ufsnei MouisN
t. grammar .rhool in chargr ~
49,. |....t Bette uf ilUult'n. III pfin-
... rmrrt I'M yhargv "a Me- ~tdis
h... no Eu. Lffii
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

Some women cannot sing tune Ia
save their lives; hut We never saw one
who could not Sing the praises of Brus-
eel. soap, after she had used II once.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

Travelling men should always carry
Browns Instant Relief that they may
have A reliable remedy az hand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

E.rf..I ~ahfafh ~ehooi Rte a pic-
..r 30 Co., NAV Bauk." thur
IHaI ~htU uas thr vissst one
...I Es esrrirsi an umhrrla.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

.T H... smiley. E-tJ. ~ the p"pular
... -m.'., Buthrrs, N"rvaN, va
... II" asf saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

d. A. II.Tmr.. L-I.. telioCtor q "a
... .T tI. truihrr. lion. G~orgv ..
If ...f Portland. verr 40 Paris last
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06

DID, farmer. az rrtolrinr over the
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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1887-1895, 1890-04-10
AN INTERMEDIATE PRISON
Now Jersey Commissi Fav"rs Estab
fishing One at Railway.

Now Jersey Comm ission Fav"rs Estab-
fishing One at Railway.
TRENTON, N. j., April 1O.-Gov. Albeit
submitted to the Legislature the report
of the commission appointed to consider
the propriety of establishing State
reformatory. The report recommends
the establishment of a reformatory for
criminals between the ages of 16 and 80,
at Railway, at cost of $780, 900. A bill
based on the commissions recommends
ton was put on the calendar.
The Ballot Reform bill which the
joint non-partisan committee recon-
mended o the Legislature, passed the
House by n vote of so to 1. The Assem-
blyman recorded in tho negative is
James S. Erwin. of Hudson.
The Senate concurred in the concur
rent resolution from the Assembly ask
ing Congress to provide a breakwater
at Cape May.
There is a clash between the Governor
and the railroads over Assemblyman
Marsh's Riparian bill, and the Governor
is preparing amendments to be incor-
porated in the bill when it comes up in
the House on a second reading.
The famous Rutgers College bill was
not vetoed by the Governor, as WAS ex-
pected. 1t has been filed without his
approval and is now law.