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Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed: CastoriaI

"a competent oculist is needed in Chicago
now," remarked aman to Pittsburg eye sharp
SIS that SOP" replied the latter. "Tell me
about it, and / may 60 for awhile II there is any
mony In it,"
There is money in il, without Doubt"
"Mhat Is the dificulty?"
wen, tne city Is having great deal of trouble
Win her sIe."-Plttsburg Chronicle Telegraph.
VAN HoDTEN's CocoA-The original, most sol
uble.
"That doctor is the most dressy physician I
ever saw"
"You think sol"
Eyes; every time he goes out on his visit he
looks as If he had Just come out of bandbox %
81 see. Dressed to kill."-Boston Courier
woman who Is weak, nervous and
s'eepess, and who has cold hands and feet can.
not feel and act like well person. Carriers Iron
Fills equalize the circulation, remove nervous
ness aud give strength and rest
MARY Ann" her mistress told her. "before
ironing fine linen always try the heat of the iron
on something coarse so not to scorch the ma
| terial."
81 don't need to, mum; thank heyins. hey a
| nose, and know when the linen is scorchIng by
he smell OF it, mum.-Philadeldhia Times
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Domestic Markets.
BY Telegrapl

new YORK Aug.25 189o-The Flour market
receipts 17,768 packages; exports = bbls and
4237 SACKS; dull and lower to sell; sales 1850
bbls. IaSGs EE8E-a
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RumfOrd Falls & BuckfieId Railroad,
I'm Rffecs MAY ~, 1890.

In Effec1 MAY II, HoUV'
Leave Portland via G.. t. Railway, 300 a; m an ~
1.3O p. m. on Saturdays BIZ p IN. NE ~ ~
ING-Leave Canton 43O and ooO a. III on 0~'
urdayS 800 y. m. 49,, w
STAGE conn ECTIONs-DAILYL-,ffI sdI W.
Minot for Hebron Academyi buGknei" nstYeaIi
Sumner and Turner; Canton Tor III , DlAlSaS
and Mexico also for Brettuns NILS, L ~ t
my1Odi Il. Il. LlNOOhN. ouPt.
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FREEPORT STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

Steamer Phantom, until further notice, will
leave Portland Pier, Portland, daily Sundays
excepted) at 8. 65 a. m. and A. D. M, touching
at Falmouth Foreside, Cousins Island. Littleiohn's
Great Chebeague and VOLTS Point. Arrive al
South Freeport IL. so a. m. and $50 p. m.
Leave South Freeport $40 a. m. and LOB p. M,
touching at the above named landings. Arrive IN
Portland $40 a. m. and $50 p IN.
Fare 10 South Freoport. including q drive OF I'VE
miles, making an excursion of 80 miles for s1.OO
the round trip.
passengers taking the o.55 a. m. boat for Free.
mort will arrive In time for trains going East.
Passengers coming West by all a. m. trains can
have delightful ride and sail by taking our ear
riaces at Freeport for 1.56 p. m. boat arriving in
ro''ia"U ~ - II. B. soULE, Manager,
I-nna.a Erpannrt
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MI. e.. M. A.

TN consequence Of repairs upon the building OF
II the Maine Charitable Mechanics Association
the library will be closed on and after Aug. 23rd
until further notice. Per order.
augisdtf LIBRARY COM
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WIT AND WISDOM.

Encouraged.
"What's the matter, Willie? You are looking
very jubilant"
"Ya-a-s. 1 have just been to see my doctah,
and he says that must take care or 1 will have
brain fevah."
"Indeedl Don't you feel alarmed?"
Alarmed! No, by JOve; L feel verwy much
encouraged. Washington Post.
The Portland daily press., 1890-08-26

PORTLAND, MT. DESERT and MACHIAS


4 SIEAMBOAA w.
| Steamer City of Richmond, Capt. VIM. X.
DennisOn, (weather permitting) leaves Portland
| for ROckland, Bar HarbOr and Machtasport via
| usual landings, Tuesdays and Fridays at ii p M
returning, leaves MachaspOrt Mondays and
Thursdays at 4 a. M, connecting at Portland with
early morning trains for Boston.
PAYSON TUCKER,
Vice Pres. and General Manager
3 Portland June 25. 1890 fe5Qdtf
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CALIFORNIA, TEXAS AND MEXICO

Semi-M0nthly Parties, Personally conducted.
combining comfort, low rates, quick time, Pull:
man sleeping cars. Call on or address Il. Il.
CURRIER New England Agent Southern Pacific
Co., 192 Washington st., Boston Mass.
lan18eOd1y
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= mans wife should always be the
same, especially to ner husband, but IL she is
weak and nervous, and uses Carter's Iron Pills
she cannot be, for they make her "fee like
different person." SO they all say, and their bus
bands say SO tool
Mr.. Tapely Yardstick (watching the rolling
surf-Ah, Miss Grggsley, see those magnificent
cheviots
Miss G-iggsley-Those what?
MIR. 7. Y.-Those mangifcent cheviots.
Miss G.-Mr. Yardstick, what are you talking
about?
Mr.. T. Y.-Ah well, only those in the business
know how to discriminate Now probably you
would call those heavy surgrs.-Boston Times.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
CORRECTED BY PULLEN, oRocKER g co
Saturdays quotations.
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TICKET OFFICE.
bU Exchange ST., and Dsuot Foot Of India Street.

Pullman Vestibuled Train for Montreal, Toron.
TO-, Hamilton, London, IT. Huron, and
Chicago leaves at D. m. Sundays, August l7th
oath and 31st. No extra charge beyond ordi.
nary rate for passage tickets and Pullman accOmo-
dations will be made, and passengers may use
this train between any points at which II is timed
to stop.
JOSEPH HICKSON, General Manager.
Portland, June 80, 1890. myl 2dtf
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PoRTLAN D.
MONDAY, Aug. 20.
Arrived.

MONDAf, Aug. 20.
Arrived.
Steamer State Of Maine, Hilliard, Boston for
Eastport aud st John, NIB
Steamship EleanOra. Bragg, New York mas.
sengers and mdse to b Coyle.
Barque Au Sable, Loring PHILADELPHIA To
Randall & McAllister. Vessel TO j Winslow
& Co.
Barque Matthew Baird, Norton, New York-coal
& Co.
Brig Merry, Bradley, Philadelphia
Sch Meyer & Muller. Patterson, Brunswick. Ga,
aSch Childe Harold, Manson, Baltimore-coal to
Randall q McAlister.
Sch Addie Charlson, CharlsOn, Philadelphia
Sen Gov Hall, Powell. Philadelphia-coal to
Randall & McAlllster. "
Sch Edward Waite, York, New York-coal to
K ii Sargent.
Sch Cumberland, Jewett, New York-coal.
Sch Lady Antrim, from New YOrk-clay to Port
Sen A " Ellis. Ryder. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Sch Royal Arch, Chatfeld, Boston, to load for
Sch L Sherman, Hallett, Boston, to load for
Sag Harbor. -
Sch Lizzie Clark, Randall, Boston.
Sch Madagaska, Rich, Boston.
sen Mary Elizabeth. Dunton, BoOthday
sen Sultana, Bourget, Harpswen.
Cleared.
Brig II II Wright. Lunt, Calais to load for Car
denaS-W Jordan & Co.
Sch Madagascar, Ricn, Calals-Paris FIGURING
Company.
Sch Brilliant, Hooper, Tenants Harbor-J II
Blake.
Sch Louisa Frances, Thorndike, Rockiand-
Kensell & Tabor.
Sch AeT Haynes, Dodge, Camden-S W Thax
ter.
WlnshIP, X Baird, Chas FL Trickey, Henry May,
and Z w Sprague.
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THIS PAPER % AZ 4 4 s'S a e.. I (
Rowelps Advertising Bureau ~ sPr aSs for ~
NEWBORN. -
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Duck.

Gunpowder-shct..
Blasting. ....3 6094 W
Sporting. ....4 5og6 o.
Drop shot, 26fbs....l 40
Ruck 1 10
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RAILROADS.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY OF CANADA

On and after MONDAY, June 30, 1890.
trains will run ms follows
DEPARTURES.
For Auburn and Lewiston, 7.20 and 800
a. M, and 12.46 and 8. 2 p. m. For Gorbam,
900 a. M, and 1.3O and 6.12 p. m. For mon-
treai and Chicago, 900 a. M, and 1.30 D. m.
For Quebec, 1. 80 p. IN. For Buckdeld and
Canton, 300 a M, and 1.3o p. m.
ARRIVALS
From Lewistsn and Auburn, 1926 and
11.35, a. N. $40 and 500 p. m. From Cor
Chicago and mentreai, IL .35 and s. AZ D. no.
From Quebec, 11.35 a. m. From Island
Pond, (Mixed) 100 D. m
Puiiman Palace sleeping Oars on night
land and Montreal.
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PORTLAND WHOLESALE MARKET

PORTLAND, Aug. rs, 1859.
The following are today's closing quotations Of
| Provisions. &c.:
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New YORK Mining Stocks.

NEW YORK, Aug. 25. 1890-The following are
to-day's closing quotations OF mining stocks:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
srECIAL ANNouNCEMENT.

We hs,e made arrangements With Dr.
u. j. kenlall CO., Publishers of ~
Trsii-- on the Horse aud hi. Diseises'
whih will enable all our Subscribers to
obtain copy of that valuable work free
hy .ending their a,ldr-ss (eu.lo.lng a
tso-ceni stamp for mailing samr) to DIR.
u. !. keniall Co, Enosburg Fall, VI.
rils hook !. now recognized ss standard
sulh"riiy upon all diseases of the bor.c,
Ia phenomenal ssle sttesis, over four
million copies having becn coll In tie
psf ten years, a sale never before reach
Ell by any pnbli.siion IN the s,mc peri''i
~ time. We feel confident that our pa
irons viii appreciate the work, sui y"
gitt Ia avail themselves of this oppor-
tun'iv 81 obtaining a valuable i'o"k.
" !. Dece..ary Tint YOU mention thi.
psper Ia sending for the "r~aii.e."
TIL. "fi.r will remain oi~n for ONLY a
siort time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
rrt LICENSE CONVENTION

Last Tuesday was the DAY 1T Zoe the
mass state convention % those Who "a
World licrnss, bat the convention isilcl
a. maierialite. The .-yoni Democratic
state convention hal yielded To IN. d.
mands % the little hand Who long fur
license, and pat Ia their rc,isei platform
all the lic,n-e that Sas practicable under
existing circumstance.
The efcCt of th- adoption of the %
submission plank has b-cn Ia disgust
and discourage most % the Temperance
men ~ the Democratic party Ia Maiu",
though feN "a them have sNalloSv'i
their portion 20 eros and ar, nos shout.
lng Tor license. Even thu outspokrn
license advocate. are not 80 juhilsnt a.
might D. expected, Tor they hcgiu "a
49, the result % their action. Ths
cour-e % many Temperance Democrats
l. hinied AZ by our South Buckfield cor
respondent. himself an uncomprising
Dvmocrat. In the significant rvmark,
1--we are obliged To- vote GA loCal issue.
this year.~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
MAINE MORTGAGES.

II d. given cat that the Investigations
81 the c-nsu. bureau into the mortgage
lnisbte,lncs. Of the state show that In
Cumberland aud Nork '"unties the
Gully countie- regarding which definite
statements can YET ~ made The iarms
av no, heavily mougsgcd. Many u
the statement. regarding the matter have
bc,n eNiraagsui ani untrue
The greater number 20 mortgage
perhaps tNc-thlrl. 81 the whale arv ca
city. village AMI Watering place prop
erty. The investigation shoNs that the
tosns along the coasi aTr morv heavily
mortgag~d than tho.- farther inland.
probably owing g. The dccline In ship
b1ilding aud watering place sPecuh-
tion..
Unless thu work Nhru completed
shows a result difsrvnt from that indi-
cstei by what hss 80 Gar b~-u doue,
Maine will stand veil up In the lit ~
state. ~ small indeht~in-ss. while
her capital has b-cn going into kausas
farm mortgsgv. aud other western In
Vr.tment., Il sc-ms that her oSn ciiiIcus
have had occasion to borruN a compar-
atiVvl, small amount 81 Il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
faytsuso c.AurAuouA AssGssly

At Martha's Grove. Fryshurg. from
July 18th % August sth. tho Northern
New England SUNDAY ~yhool Assembly
aud Maine Chsutauqus nlon m~vt. ansi
holds L. annual feast 20 intellectual aud
spiritual fos.i.. Probably tie mO.t ~
thu inhshitant. of oxford Couniy have
Visitc,i this grow. M ."mc tim@ la their
lives. aud 90 tho.s ~ nesl .sy nothing
hut N any have not, Ne can ONLY ssy
'-tom. aud 49,. aud ~ are surr yuu
will D. satisfied.
The sttractiau. Il the assembly arr
many and varied thi. year. The dif.r-
snt department.. all D. under able iu-
structors. Mr.. =. y. Clymer nd Rev.
y. VI. cousins Sill have charge of the
Biblical and normal work, Mr.. O.trsn-
der % the Infant department and a. sn
especial attraction this year tNo hours
each day will D. taken up by Miss Anna
Barrows of the Bennett STREET Industrial
>chool Ia teaching practical household
cookery and the ART IL getting up fancy
dishes 81 all kinds. The musical depart
m-ut will D. under the charge II our
old and honored friend. Prof. Morse 81
kent's Hill. Who Nill give all an oppor-
taniiy "a learn to sing choral music, aud
b.siies will give three grand concetts,
which will h. inter-psrsei With read
ings by Norld-rcnoN ned elocutioni.is
Ths Cecilia Vlartrtt- will also give a con-
cert. and there will b. two magnlhc.ut-
" illustrated textures by Prof. Ober on
Spain aud Algiers-
Among the distinguished SPEAKERS viii
b. President small 10 Colby University,
Who viii deliver q lccturc oa socialism,
Prof. Palmer. II. H.. of Harvard. Col.
". a.. Nesyie of the Interstate Com
nerve Commission. Mr-. Alice fresmin
Palmer. widely known a. president %
Wellesley, Mr.. Margaret Bottome %
the Kings Daughters, PrOfs. >ewall and
Ropes % BANGOR. aud many others.
Gu Recognition Day will b. given twO
lectures BY Mrs. Mary 4 ISerrnore on
''llas the Night of Death No Morning.
and "The Perils of the Rspgbllc."
We can assure all that come that they
vii rec-iye physical rest and mental In
.pirsfion.
Mr.. y. y. Boothby. passenger agent
of the Maine Central, has kindly given
greatly reduced rates on the railroad.
aud foe those In the surrounding villages
no more pleasant outing can h. desired
than to take their teams and drive To
this grove and spend day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
r.s osroeo ARso. CASE

cur Oxford correspondent, give. hfi-f
sC,uunt of mttier which has rNrlirl
much Interest IN ONf"pl County daring
the lat frN daNs,-th~ buruing 10
Joseph fryr'. mill 81 Dxiopi. ani The
Subsequent srtr.t IL tll. oWncr ani Ill
confr.sion that BE- hr-l the mill him .rlf.
Mr.. fry.'s mill va. bufn~l slsout mid
night Mondsy. The nsNt morniug H.
o.. ti,s liassstt 81 Norway lnscstig tir,i
ths mtttef, aud learned that min Ia |
l.c~n ...u la the middle ~ the night run-
ming FROM the dlrrytion ~ the Mill. i'c-
cullar tracks wcfv found whirh lei III
rcytly Ia Mr.. frye's house, aud IN hi.
rvom Nerr founi pair IL rubber Which
iitird a.. tracks. fryr "a. arrested
ani brvughi o. the jail al rari.. u Sas
thu iateniiou to have him arrsigus,l la
the Norway Municipal Court ou THUR
day. bat In the morning IL that dsy b.
Declared himself lll aud uniblc a. ~.
Thrrc physicians Wvrr callel lu hriurr
Il Nas huslly decided Ia now him. In
the meantime fryr mtde fall conir.-
Sion o. Dyt-,ti,r Bss.ett AMI lnsurinc"
Ngvnt Whe-lcr. stating that be- tlr"i the
mill himself. IL VS. lei to H. u bt n.
naByial troubl~-. desiring Q" sccar- the
Insurance moasy.
frys :. much afi,stel, - much so that
Il l. probable that hc contemplated .uI-
ci,ls. WHEN d. Sas ..arrhci IL the llil
h. protested, declaring TINT b. h,i moth
ing concealed. The search. however,
revealed raIor, With Whlchhc prohibly
intended Ia pat an -ni To hi. earthly
troubles.
M fTye'. acts la connection With the
matter have be-u Dangling aDd .iupil
Ia the extreme, showing 40 cunning ar
Craftine.. whstsycr. lie l. evidently not
fitted for That Kind ~ work.
Ia the Norway Municipal Count Thur
day rVrning frye va. arraign-i aud
plead guilty. IL "a. bOuni over a.
the supreme Judlel,i Court, hall l.ing
fiNed a ss.uSl. lie ~as unable Ia sc-
cure this, anI was committed Ia itil.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
IpMARn - EIMIIl

NJ. EdwarI n. Elueil, .-uior member
~ the firm 20 ElNcll, ifckapi & Co..
proprietor. "a the Portland Transcript,
and editor ~ the Ister, di.si suddenly
"Wednesday morning az liar liarbor,
where he had gone after the visit IL the
Maine Press Association "a Machii..
Mr.. Elscll VA. in hi. .iNty-fifth year,
snh VAS the eldest editor la i,olnt oi
service In the state. having been rugig-
81 constantly la newspaper work for
forty-tWo years. Ia isi. be catered the
ofiic. 81 "a. Daily American To learn
the printers trade. Af,er few year.
Of work az this, la lists, In company With
Edwin rlummcr. be begtn the publ, A.
thou la Portland Of q literary paper cali
III thu Northern l'ion-cr. Til. .oon
gained q gOod circulation bat Mas unit
81 With the Tran. rip, az the rnd of a
few months. Mr.. Eisell IA. ever since
remained la chargr 20 the Transcript,
which under his management has In
CREASED It. circulation from thpe Il ou-
.and Ia twenty-five thousand, ani Ia.
la Ia own Ie,siliar field gaincsi q po,i.
tion ungucstionably al the brad.
Reside. Ill. work on the paper, Mr..
Elwell had done considerable either liz.
erary work. lie IA. an active memhsr
of the Maine Historical society, ani had
written several paper. on historical sub
lects. lie VAS Que 81 the founders 81
the Maine Press Association. aud rarely
missed q meeting or an excursion of
that equalization.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22


The well known iiuckh.ld stallion.
Baby Dean, !. nov la New York. trot-
ting in Que Of the New York circult.
lie has slrcady trotted two races aud
won both In straight heats. best time
s:s Ia. lie Ia hsndle,i by uucle Mosh-
er "a Lawrence, the trim old gentleman
Who drove Onawa last fall at the State
fair Ia the free-for-all. against Glenarm.
II u expected that thi. horse will com.
pete la the $1,000 purse at Rochester,
y. Y, la August.
Mr.. Morgan. the rich New Yorker.
Who comes To Maine With Bishop To pur-
chase horses occasionally, has sent q
mare to be bred Ia Mckusick. Hon. Geo.
ID. Bisbee's fine young stallion. Morgan
was at Calais last spring and purchs eel
several of the get Of Olympus aud evl-
IDENTIFY likes them.
stsrgsxer. formerly we'll known In
Oxford County, has been sold by hls
owner, =. n. Haskell of Auburn, Ia q
Lynn, Mass, man. lie IL said To have
improved nc,iceAbly during hls stay vi b
Mr.. Haskell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
NV ApvsKrlsssESrs.
ptclIsts 70 WITHDRAW

II WAS suggested Ia Aaron Clark the
candidate % the Prohibition party Zoe
Governor. that inasmuch a. the prohihl-
tion issue va. squar-ly drawn between
the Republican and pemccatic partics,
he would aid the cause by withdrawing
a. candidate. liz candidacy can ~
suit only In di,hiiRg the prohibition
forcc- which are Arrsy,i against the
license advocates. Mr.. Clark d~clin~l
the suggestion. Il I. the party. uo, the
principle. which !. the ar, consideration
With him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
STATE ov MAINE.

OXFORD, ..,-.oar 20 Insolvency. Tkiri
Wednesday % July 4. u lea. IN tn mat
Ter ofstO. ". kt>>tLi.. ia..,l,ent Deltss.
II all tsr.ons Interested Ia The -et'lemest ~ the
scosunt Of As-lsnss sfths
ai-sss nsmsi Ia-olssnt DEXTER. 10y causing q
copy % mn. srlsr b. - puhltshesi t~s wr~ks sae
cs-.i,sly In the DNfori p~ma--rat. q Newspaper
appear st q Court ~ insolvency Is ~ he'll ~ The
I'r,slssts Court iison an the thiri "Wednesday II
Asx n~Nt, 10 sine o'sk-k To- tho forvnoop, sbsi
~ k<sri thsreon, ant oi,j.st u they - esa...
GtOksE a. WILSON, Jsigv
% tn-olseBsy tosIt. Oxfsri toanty.
A true copy -sfis.t Ill. q. DAVIS. negt.tsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

f4add dld effective work In the box.
Roth catchers gave good support.
Dool-y WAS az the hat ave times aud
got four base hlts. lie also helde'i we'll.
Glover showed want % practic- st the
bat. The fresump~cots we're fine look
Ing team. bat they found better ball
players than they expected up here
among the hills. umplres were Jopes
OF Oxford and Brown of Cumberland
Mills.
The duet MAS laid In the sixth inning.
II VAS quite q shower, bat the crowd
could stand the rain Ia zee that game.
Of course you Will be ther- to-mor-
ron afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
STATE ar MAINE.

OXFORD, |. Court - Insolvency.. rhiri
"Wednesday 90 July 4. ~ lso u the mst
tsr ~ ROYAL OF in-.l'sn, i',t'"r'
il all psr-oa. interested In the .stticmsnt ~ ths
srrouat sf ~. ". Besrs, Asslxnee ~ The
sls,e nsmei lnsolsrnt i,~itor, ny causing Z
copy ~ mi. orisr D. l.. yubli.he.l 10. ~csk.,
pftatssi st fsu. In salt ,"uniy. that thsy nay
sp,-af 81 @ Coar of lnssl,rncy o. - he'll Al the
Probate Count ii,sm on the thiri "Wednesday II
Aug neat. 81 hin- o'si-k In the f0f.na"n, and
IL heari thsrssn. an al.)est N they 80 csa...
GEOR.L 4. wiI.sD>, juice
% insolvency. Court, OsfUri toanty.
a true copy-Atis-t Ill. 4. DAVIS, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

Ia bcllalf ~ the Ando,.r Brass Bn'i
ai.h 10 give the unanimous expression
~ gratitude Ia the lsdi-. 81 Nnio,rr Who
~ freely contributed Ia th. ent-ft tn
ment furnl.licd on IA. evening IL July
ith. AMI slso % the cltisrns sni com.
miic,. the arknov lcdgemen, % the ne,
proverbs ~ ia. dsy.
4. =. JoRp,>, for the Ando,er u. u.
ANpo,rR, July :, lssO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
.r.rr ov MAINE.

oNyOgD. ...-goau - iRsslvynrY. fbirt
wein-.isy - Iuis \. II. iso In a.. matter
ofCNLtH WIGHT, Jf.. in.oltyui bsltsF,
III. hsFvbJ s~isrr,i, hat nstir. - Ei'sn u
sTsua6t 20 4. n. Nsrmsil. Ns.ixnre - ~
sis,s aasss.i in.sl,ent iisttsr. 10y csasias ao"pf
- this srisf ~ - pahlislssi tsp sesAs sansss
tteif In a.. U,fsri l,smssfst, q hssspspsr
pstntsi 10 Parts, In .sii ,esnty. that the nay
spIraf a q ,san - insslfvurf g. ~ hstl AZ ths
rf,sissts taaH lls-sun oa The tri Wednesday ~
Aux nett 81 aiBs o'sh.k In the fsFvnnsa, at
10 h.ari tbsfv.sn, sol ehis,t n u,sy So cas-
stDN,.t 4 Wilson, Juir-
80 Ia.sisvery ,oaft, uNfari tosnty.
tfu. o,spy-aits.t III. q. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
CORRECTED.

The Rumford Republicans VIII hold q
caucus saturday. August sth, lseo, AZ
= O'Clock. Y. NJ, % nominate q candidate
for representative.
Prs ORDER Town COMMITTEE.
JANIS i. NoRsE, SEC.
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oxvoRD. s.,-N ,oan, q Prolsts Lsh Z

ONYORD. ss,-N q toaIt ef PROBATE bell a.
Paris. on tse thiri russisy % Jsly. lss
ScyrEs n. Jehs..n suarflan 90 the ninof
ehiiirva ant hairs a. Js-sph 4. JohnsSe,
late ~ Lissrssv In t.aniy ef Aniry.oorfin
having prr-enss.i NJ. aesosst 81 xsariishshiP
% all uaris for sllswzbes
, OnDsEEp, That saii lasniisn give ssSics 10 All
rerssss taf-rrss~i. by causing . c"py 81 nv
erier - ~ publisbef three vceks sasse..issI
IN ths Osfsri DeDs<rss. pnnt-i a fars. Va.
a FAME in al G.ssnsy os sh< thiri Tses lay -
Aurua seat q nis< e'cis<k IN the fssssos. snl
shsw essse. " asy they have. vhy ths sAss
shssa - ~ aibuet.
0kO. a. WILSON, Jstxs-
tsus csvy-AtAs~; u. q. DAVIS. hetss<f'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22

ONTuii,, .. -Csur - ia.sltrb~y. rbirl
Melns-lsy 20 Jsiy 4. ~ I<a u III mat
Ter ~ CiiAs l.. DAVIS. iHssl,ent i,rltaf.
Irl. hsrvby srisrsi, That n,sics - given q
II all tsr-aa. lnlsfy-tsl In The .sttlstnsnt ~ ~
arovant - I, N. wofmsli. As.isn-s ~ IN
ai-sts haais-t ih-olsyut pvltsf. ~ eausinz Z
s..py 81 thi. of,isf o. ~ pabu.hst too ~esks
.ss.s..ltsly. tn the psfsri t,sm.-rst. Q nsss
l.at~r pFtulssi la rsr. ts .sii Coanty. that thu,
mas sptsaf st q Coat "a in.olsvbey u - hshl
al thr ffols.ts Coat Es-ssa sn a.. thiri W~in.s
iay % Aug. nest, a nine o'sh-k In the fofr-
n..,n. AMI ~ hsari thsrrou, aRt otle,t N tho
80 Csass.
GEORGE 4. WILSON, juigr
20 Insolvency Ceaft, Dxfsrl ,oauty.
a true csyy-Atis.t Ill. a. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-07-22
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STATE o. NAME.

OxvORD, % s-Ceart of tn.elvessy. On the esss
Of fRkkNAN MANSON. fn-slssst tp~tsor.
~ this isth day ef Jsiy. 4. %. iss,. i-s~a pv-
ssst>itS sai.i Court fsr al Coanty. by fre~ssan
Nsssos. Of Nosv.y, In ths C.ssty % osferi.
frosa I'll bis deiSs. prvsse sn.ier tke prvvisi,ns
of Chapser seventy Of The ssatuscs of Maine, asl
uvsa all petisisa. u II oriercf by sAii Court
Cesr - fans. In ali County sf Oxfsri. %
Wednesday. The bsh day sf Aug. A. ID. Lea.
q sise c'ebsrk IN ~ fcvsssn; and thai nsfics
sevspav<r psbusk~i IN saii Cossty ef Osfsri,
osce . we<k Coo two surceasivs weeks. IL lass
psbibcasisa " ~ ssven days t<fssv NJ day sf
ksanng: as'i that 81 erciissrs vks have prss~i
appear - saii plscs asd h1s sni sksu easse. 70
aay shey kavs, Why disrharrs skssh - -
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