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The daily critic., 1890-07-12

CHICAGO, July 12.-Hou. Benjamin
BulteTWorth Of Ohio was last night
elected Secretary Of the Worlds Fair
Directory
The daily critic., 1890-07-12
Houses In Alexandria. Va,

2stoFy BncE dwelling, Is rooms, with
0ffice annex and large side lots; situate on
cor. Duke and 81. Asaph sts.i lot 7sxs9,
s, 500.
8-story and back building dwelling con
tanning II rooms ana bath; lot 7OEt0 Sit
uate No. GA Prince st.
462 Prise. 81 800.
3-slory and back building brick house,
containing 23 rooms; situate on southeast
cor. Prince and Patrick sts
452 Price, s. 500
4stoTy brick dwelling house, built in the
most substantial manner, containing ~
rooms; size Of lot 521112
39l Price. 1850.
2-stoFy and back building brick house,
containing $ rooms, situate on Columbus
st., near Prince.
4s3 Price q 400.
49s-3story brick dwelling nouse, con-
tanning 10 rooms and an modern improve
meuts, large side yard, situate On cor.
Washington and Cameron sts., opposite
Old Christ Church, Alexandra, Va. TEis
Is the beet situation 10 AlsxandTia. Price
5000. Ierms-Oue-third cash, balance
one and two years.
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clerks for the CivII-ssrvioe CommIs-
sfuns

Under the appropriation bill signed
yesterday by the President the Civil
Service Commission will be entitled 10
five additional clerks, divided as fol
lows; One each Of class four and two.
one of class one, and one of the !, 900
class. The appointments will be made
al once.
The daily critic., 1890-07-12

The above is only a portion OF the property
on my books. For fun list call at Office Tor
bulletin issued on the lst and 18th.
r. WAggANTAg
The daily critic., 1890-07-12
SPECIAL NOTICE.

R1sy1 EOTiCE-THE ANNUAL MEETING
- Of the stockholders Of the National
Union Insurance Co. Of Washington for the
election OF directors will be held at the Office
Of the company MONDAY, JULY IL, 1870,
Polls open from 10 O'Clock y. m. NOBLE
ID. LARNER, Secretary. iv5,7t
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HOUSES.

3-story and basement lO-room brick
house; al modern improvements; situate
Second street, between G and d Sc.
478 Price, 5000.
2-story frame house, with large lot; situate
on Sixth street, between B and @ 60
277 Price, $1,000
3-story brick house, containing rooms
and bath; size Of lot, lsz75; situate on q
street sw
46s Price, 5000.
3-story and back building brick dwelling,
containing 10 rooms; all modern improve
ments; situate on corner Of Ninth and q
4s2 Price, 5000.
2-story brick house, s rooms and bath;
situate on J. street, between North Capitol
400 Price, $3.50.
2-story brick house, containing u rooms;
all modern improvements; situate No. 924
u street NV.
428 Price, fi0, 500.
3-story brick house, 10 rooms; size Of lot,
25xl25i situate No. 1922 n 81. NV.
2Sl Price, $4,000.
2-story and basement; brick house.
rooms and bath; situate on New Hampshire
avenue, bet. L and NJ ste. nv.
4Gg Price, SC, 800.
2story Groom brick house; situate on
Cleveland ave, bet. 18th and t3th, W and
Boundary.
465 Price. 81 900.
9-story Groom brick house, on wallach
Place.
4S1 Price. 81 300
ostory s-room brick house; situate on
Wallach Place.
442 Price, s.. 100.
3-story brick house, containing ] i rooms
and bath; and all modern improvements;
situate No. l220 @ ct. n. "
$50 Price Sl5 600.
Improved property on the north side Of
g ST.. wide front.
444 Price. f35. 600
A large stable property in a desirable lo-
cation; now under lease 70 good tenant,
paying . per cent.
3t7 Price. sos 600.
4g4-Frame dwelling, Grant ave, Mount
Pleasant. Price, $1,000.
4gO-Four alley houses, containing 4
rooms; each rent Tor SIS per month. Price,
$500.
4sg-S-room frame house, lot 2Ox75, on L
~. SO. Price, 5000.
4g7-2-story and cellar brick house, .
rooms and bath. situate on Columbia
Heights Price, $4,000.
The daily critic., 1890-07-12
RULES WILL NOT BE CHANGED.

SENATOR TELLER AND OTHERS WILL
VOTE WITH THE DEMOCRATS
Although a majority Of the Repub
lioan Senators in caucus Thursday
night determined in favor Of a change
Of rules for the purpose Of limiting
debate Il is not at all assured that the
action will be taken. Senator
Teller notified the caucus that
he would not stand by its
action and that If the proposition to
change the rules was brought into the
Senate he would vote against It.
Senator Edmunds has said since
that he would not vote for
the proposed change In addition 10
these it is reported that Senators Plumb.
Stewart, Jones Of Nevada, Allen.
and possibly Squire will vote
with the Democrats against the pro.
pc sed change. The Democratic Sena-
tors express confidence in the belief
that the change will not be agreed upon.
The daily critic., 1890-07-12

The senate, after routine business
today, resumed consideration Of the
two shipping bills.
The daily critic., 1890-07-12
COUNrRY Real ESTATE.

Es0R sALE-ABoCr /. ACRES 0N I'D ST
E extended % The haa q 1le Eezlls-
Ton aud Soldiers Home Railway being part
l1W called Edga El1d good opportunity
tQE investors. For PARTICULAR. price. sll-s
iugalIl uf CHAPLIN BROWN - = zLu Ws
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AaENIs WANTED EEERIRHERE

- FOB gLUB RATES OF ans further iaLuaua-
tIeu desired write legiblF 81 taa laders. Eaed
clearly stating your residence With >t4re
County, street and Number More FauI1 rl-
lHe-asllE al envelope bearing E-gE tlll ~
dress.
The daily critic., 1890-07-12

REMEMBER lHaf tla payment 1l Prizes
+ GUARANTEED HT E9IH NATIONAL
BANKS 81 AeW Orleans. ana tla tickets aEs
signed 81 tie President q al llslIEGElal
whose chartered g--lls are recognized j tll
highest courts Therefore. beware u All .uI
taIIols qE auauF ll1ls schemes
hkMEMhEh thai lta SUPREME COURT
OF THIS UNITED STATES has decided chat
t1e LluIslara state Lottery %, has s eos
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wANTED-HELP.

wANTED-HELP.
AdrrassmsHts anaer fals Aaaa. four ll,.ss o.
sss, . cents for one ihserti0n: 80 cent? Tor gres.
X1TANrFp-A Competent AGENT FOR
w Washington City district OF Coum-
bial for a standard finger key writing ma
chine. Must have some cauital. state eX
perience and reference. Address NATIONAL
CAPiTAI, this oniee. II
IHTANTED- PARTNER, WHO UNDER
w stands the Pension Business and can
invest $50 Rare chance 70 right party.
UTANTED-A WHITE GIRL FOR GEN
w eral housework IN 3 small family,
man, wife and boy years old; German pre-
ferred; 10 the righ. party q pleasant home
and good wages assured. Apply at No. 1908
o 60 n ".
NTANTED-BY A GOOD COLORED LAUN-
w dress, washing aud ironing 70 do az
home; references given. Apply 1919 Il az.
AN ABLE ADVERTISING, INSURANCE,
n safe, Lightningrod- or Book Agent, or
work, Large salary. Write london q Hart
ford Pub. Co, n. ".
wANTED-MIsOELL
Advertisements anasr as Asad, four lines on
-. = cent? for one tasfrtion' 50 cent? tor tarss.
A FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH
steam power, good elevator service and drst-
class ianitorship, IN the POST BUILDING,
for rent al low rates 70 arst-elass tenants.
Apply 10 sTILsoN HUTCHINs, si3 Post
Building, or FRANK NAGUIRE, superin-
tendent.
The daily critic., 1890-07-12

side. Assistant Doorkeeper Houk yes
terday secured him a good seat among
the members Of his own party, where
he will probably be more at home.
The daily critic., 1890-07-12

E,OR RENT-TwO BRAND NEW SIX
IL room frame houses, high and dry loca-
ton; near churches and public school IN
Unioh.oTn. Inquire Of A. BBHREND, &3s II
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Ra9ys CHARTERED ny CONGRESS 1918.
FRANKLIN INSURANCE CO

CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, 1886 COO. has
never contested a loss by fire. but always
makes prom and liberal adjustments. Or.
Daniel b. Clarke, pres't: George E. Lemon,
vicepres't; Charles s Bradley, treas; I. Fen
wick Young, scc'y VIII p. Boteler, asst
seC'y. iu2j,3m
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IN NtuoRiAN.
nn.. AMI, v. rnrNcm.

Mrs.. Annie VI. frnch, Who died In
thl. plsc. the past week, MAS born In
Bro~nheI aud VA. the daughter 81
- Hanks. Her mother dying When
.hs "a. ten var. 81 agr, her father
moy-i io Do.ton. living there I'LL ia.
wa. fifirrn, when .h- went Ia Virginia
aud ~s. married soon after to wealthy
msn by th. nam- ~ Henley. She thrn
lly.,i In Richmond. Va. Mr.. Henley
diving, she married Mr.. Charlie. Rodgers.
She still lived az Richmond during IN.
Rebellion, and "a. thcrr when Gen. Ire
wa. driven out by Gen. Grant aud sur
rendered al Appom,ttos. losing all
~ her property aud bring deserted by
her husband. .be With her little daughter
r-turn-i Ca her native state, where .be
married Mr.. wilb.r u. French, and "a.
living Nth him al the time % her death.
She wa. q fine scholar and = smart,
capable woman, holding the oficc 81
po.tmi.tr-ss three year. under President
Cleveland. administration. III. ~ss .
kini Wife and mother aud q gooi friend.
Funeral an saturday AZ the church in
TIL. plac-. The house ~As we'll hlled
With those Who came Ia pay their last
tr.pcct. Ia the iamentei dead. SERVICES
by Ee,. Mr.. watrrhou.. 10 krrar Fails,
She leaves husband. two brother. and
y daughter to cherish her memory Tor
her love aud Kindness.
.. l.. fRE>cu.
Porter, Aug. ~. isao.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
NOR IN. sourr.s ADVANTAGE

Il has t--.n SEVERAL time. unmarked BY
the DemocratiC Papsrs that under The
new ccn.g. the southern states would
.ho~ gain In poPulaiiou that would
Increase thsir representation In Congrvss.
That the south has gained rspldly In
population wAs apparent, bat from e-i'-
maies % Popustiou given BY >uier'n-
tendeni Porter, IL ApPear- that the In
crease has no, produced the result shove
suggested. Thee hgur-s show that la
the t~snty leading state 20 the ta'"n
ten 70 them Republican and ten pcm-
ocratlc-thsre has b-cn an incrcas" -
b~twven nine AMI ten millions. of thi.
incr,A-, about thr-c and half millions
!. In the Democratic >tsi"., while Tie
Republican states show an lncrrase IT
over ak millions According Ia this the
southern states ~ill no, make their ~
poCied gain In representation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
rst STATE ERECTION.

The election next Monday ~ill clo-s
a short and not very warm political cam
palgn. What meeting. the Republican.
have had have h--u veil attended and
enihaslastic, bat they ha,. not bccn
able "a .ecuw all the speakers de.ircd,
=. thcir member. % Cougrv.s were un-
able 10 leave their Po., Of duty In wash
ington.
Gu the part ~ the Democrats the cam
pAign IA. dsSelopr,i Alm"st an utter lack
% enthusiasm. What enthusiasm there
M. In thu ranks ~As destroyed by the
action - Democratic state convention
No. :. In declaring for rv.uhmis.ion 20
the prOhlhltory amendment. That has
b-en hard PIN for Temperance Dcmc-
crats 10 swallow. aud many % them, II
they can not bring thsmsel,e. 10 vote
against their party, Will quietly STAY
away from the polls.
The square drawing of the prohibition
issue between the Republican aud Dcm-
ocratic pArtie. has made the Prohibition
party more .upernuliy than before,
tboagh they have made their nomins-
tion. A. usual. rh-ir as-emblagc- have
lack~i both nambsr. aud enthusiasm,
aud their vote ~ill - an unlmpor;ani
quantity In the election.
Of the ticket presented a. the Repab-
lean. 20 the state. bat little nerd D.
said Governor Burleigh's admlnlstra-
tion has beeu clean and able, and h.
richly deserves r,-~lection. The Con-
grv-slonal candiiair. Ar, the same men
who by th.lr faithful and efficient s~ry-
lce- haV. given Maine such com-
mabding position la the great legislative
body % the nation. Reed, Dinglcy,
Milliken and Boutelle will - returned
next Monday.
The n,mes upon the county ticket are
familiar % the Notsr. Of the county, aud
arr thoss % candidate. Who have ~
c,iyed the hearty and undivided support
Of their party. and will receive their
votes. They will no doubt D. eleyted,
bat this .hoald no, serve any voter a.
an excuse Tor lniolence In staying away
from the polls. Maks your vote count
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
pooa-pooae FAMILY ASSOCIATION.

The rrport of the triennlal reunion al
IIsserhill. Mass. September u, iss., L.
ready for delivery, price, postpaid, sim
gle copy thirty ceuts or four cople. one
dollar. This Il much larger than the
former reports. And among the ooe
hundred and twenty-five obituary no
tice. Il an extended Que of MAJ. Zen;
Perley Poore, containing six pages. and
illustrated With q steel portrait and \
view of III. mansion II Indian Hill; and
one ~ the octogrnarisn patriarch, Wen
dell Poor, giving the names and resi-
dences II hi. posterity numbering over
two hundred. most IL whom were living
az the time Of his dec~ase.
The reunion september 10, ls:o, u az
Peabody, town adjoining Salem. aud
near Boston, Mass. Tickets for dinner
QUE dollar each. Please notify Secretary
Alfred Poore ~ salem. Mass-, by sep
temb-r lat, ho~ many Tickets you viii
want. Also give him all desired In
formation relating to your branch Of the
family that he has not yet received.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
RtpstsssrArNt NOMINATIONS.

The Republicans have dominated for
Representatives Ia the l.sgishture from
th@ several oxford County districts, the
folloSing candidates
District No. 7s-Norsay. oxford sni
llebron-Newell 4. Trafton % Norway.
District No. sJ-I'aris, Bgckheld and
Milton Planiation-o-car n. iIersey 20
Buckdsld.
District No. st-lllram, fryebarg.
stow and Loy.ll-rObiss l.. Eastman 20
fryeburg.
District No. 55-Porter. BroSnheli,
Denmark, Waterford and Ss~ien-no,
reported.
District No. .G-Ilartford. sumner,
Canton. Woodstock aud Greenw God
Walter Il. Rand ot Gr-snwcod.
District No. 1s-Peru. Dlxfeld, Frank
lin Plantation. Mexico, Roxbury. Byron,
ADeioser and Rumford-Jsme. :. Morse
of Ramford.
District No. ss-Newry, Grafton,
Upton, Lincoln Plantation, llethel,
Gil.sd, Mason. Albany, >toneh.m, iIsn-
over, Riley Plantation, aud all territory
not included In any other class-Addison
v. IIerrick ~ Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
1AI nRAsnl PICNIC

The grange picnic AZ sno~'. Fall.
August 18th wss a very enjoyable affsir.
Hammond's grove IL q fine plac. for q
picnic. when one get. oat 81 the ear
risgr the grove i reached and the
chancc. for watering aud caring FOR
hor.ss arr al that Cau d. desired. While
Nc. Hammond l. always rvaiy to give
al needed assistance With goi nature
AMI q smiling counisnsnc.. IL keep. |.
good boat and ke.Is. u clean, so thai tie
ladie. aud girl. can without danger %
soillng th.ir clothing euioy IA. pleasure
20 rowing 90 being roNe,i for Que oT tao
mile. up The river, which for that di.-
t4ncc l. without p-rcep,ihle current.
IN. day was delightful, IA. dinner
abundant. hot cof'c., which was nude In
the houss, provided In pleniy, so II all
we're not happy with rowing az swing
ing. s.e-saNing ar pitching quolt., IL
must have BEEN owing Ia constitution Al
fault aud not for want % opportunities.
Psri. Grange WAS out In very fair
numbers. West Paris repre-snt~t by n
good delegation. While some came from
BRYANT. Pond. Ex-Goy. r.rham aud
wife aud Mrs. Dr. iapham aud daughter
we're among those visitor. Who ,lo not
belong Ia the order.
After dinner worthy Master farrar
called IA order ADD singing "a. soon
going Ia Nth melodcon accompsnl-
ment followed BY remarks from q. y.
Hammond, 4. 4. Pickett. E.q.. :. II.
Mar.hall aud Ex-ooy. P.rham, Who. q.
h. always dos, expressed hls faith la
farming not only a. q business that
give. family decent support but al.o
Que 20 more independcnce aud larger
Freedom than almost any other In which
men engage. All the speaker. expressed
a trm conviction that farming la Maine
VAS succcss II comfort aud pleasant
home. were 10 D. considered az measlr-
Ing success. \. v. Morse gave several
song. aud rvsltation. In his usual excell-
cut style. Miss MABEL Hammond. Who |.
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. aud Mrs.
a.. y. Hammond, gave tao recitstions
which we're r-c.ly~i With hearty sp-
pl.u-e. Aud 80 the day wa. spent aud
the day was done and boneward Nc beni
our way, glad that so many pleasant
days cOme Into these work day lives III
ours.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02
rnl RusFoap rAlls noon.

The reported sale of the iiunfor,I
Fall. and Buckhcld Railroad to brown
and Chisholm, aud th. beginning III
work az "a. Fall. have created consider
able excitement aud caused much rrjoic-
lug Ia Eastern oxford. The psrtic.
most dir,rtly concerned arr not prepared
fully la verify the hr.t r-ior. made Of
thu Transaction.
Hon. OH. iiayford. ,ice-presi,lent ri
the railroad company, stated Ia the Can
ton Tel.phoDe that be- had no informs-
tiou for the public regarding tb. matter,
a. d. "a. not aware the Transaction had
been made.
Superintendent Lincoln received th.
iir.t news 81 the sale ~ the ro'd On ar
irving Ia Canton. However, be knew
that negotiation. were la progress, aud
TINT an Offer from the lirowD-t hisholm
syniIcai. WAS under consideration.
Mr.. Chisholm, Ia an Interview with
ia. Portland Press. said that the Rum
ford Falls a Buckfleld Railroad has not
been bought by him aud his business
associates. Mr.. Chisholm added that q
charter WAS granted by the last legisla-
tur. for the construction of q rad To the
Fall. by the gentlemen with whom he !.
associated. They are now ready Ia "a
on with ihi. work. but arr as yet unde-
eldest as Ia IA. route to he adopted.
One plan L. Ia build line Ia tap the
Grand Trunk, joining the main line at
Brysnt's Pond. Another IL Ia build
from the Rnmford Fall. 4 Buckfield At
Canton Ia the Falls. When TIL. que--
tion 4. decitici. the work Will. II IL I'M
der.iooi, be- vigorously pushed.
Judge Wing Of Auburn, one Of the d.
rector. of the Rumfori Falls 4 Buck
field road SAYS:
"Ali TIL. talk In the newspapers is
prem,tur~. There IL something In H..
aud a stockholders meeting u scon Ia lie
held. hut no deal has been completed.
Mr.. Chisholm tells me that be IL going
to ,,ui on engineers io survey the line
from l,rysnt's Pond to kumfvrl Falls.
III. syndicate won't build Ia from Can
ton unless the laHd damages eau be- salts
factorily adjusted"
The levi .ton Journal probably strikes
tile pith of the matter wlsen u ssys tfat
lit look. ne 10 somebody connected With
tile deal had let large cat out of the
bag before II MAS time for the amin \ 20
Jump" That IL about the way u looks.
About dozen men have been at work
at the Falls during the week. and this
week the number Will r~sch we'll up to
Is. A boarding house IL being ercet4d
to accommodate them.
Two dams are Ca be built--one Just
above The Grace Rock. little above ti-
siie of the old axe factory dam; anil one
down the canal near the site Of the oil
factory ltself. Waste water from this
dam sgaln reaches the Androscoggin be-
fow IL makes the angle ia sweeping
around Ia reach Mexico Corner.
Whatever may be tie fact regarding
the railroad deal, it IL ressouably ter
t.in that the great ~ater power Of Hum
ford rslls IL 10 he utilized; and therr
IL = good prospect that before long ~
railroad will he built To the falIs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

In Norway. Asx. u. - the sir o,J. u. iisn'-
v.s, q dsashtsr.
In Ma.sn. Aug. u. a. the ~if. of Daniel u.
Mills, q eon.
In bssmsrt, Agx %. 10 iss vile of Gsorrr
small Q daughter.
In wil.oa'. Nil.. Aas. n. " The ~if. ofD. &.
besnstt. sdaastter.
Cumnins., o daashtsr.
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TIN .ai--sr,isr. hsr,sy i've pabhs R.tiss
that tho kass t-sa duif syp.slnl~i ~ IL Hos.
arahs Jasisv 20 ff,,lssts fof The t~antf ~ 90
tsr,i .n.i s..anss-i ths trust - ttcsutsfs unslsI
>s.r D. ghsp. - Es,t.si -taiaiss. Ofths estate ~
InlNIfIn o. IiOLMt-. hts - ONfsri.
In .si Coanie, desss-ri. Wy sfttuE i-snt as N
10. tlir.sts thsy nsrvfDr~ r,.gusst all Isres'o.
ts.islss-i D. tlsr estate ~ sail des.s-ri o.
Iasks lmns-iisis p.ywent. AL tho-s vho have
any isu.s.i. thsfvSa o. sskilit ths ssms o.
Jao. NJ t.s s1DHs.H y. HOLMES.
WAITIN b.. HDiMB-.
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NorIcr ov VOWrCI.O.rWt.

NlTIiyuIN., villas ~. lIemiaF-sy sol
w Jaha 4. Iistnins~sy ~ hitoa rshtsiisn
In the ,sauty ~ Dsfsrl ant stale ~ hsins, ~
ti.sir ussftxaxs dol dst~i The tseesy thiri
,tsV - .sVtsust-rf one thon.snt stsh hansifs-i
eighty fsas sn.i rvssf,is.i In M p,fori hsissry
n l.sl.. t=-,k 81. Tsrs 50. soatsysi o. 40 ne
uhrisfsisn-t. q esrtsir psr.sl - f.sl estate sha
s,-i IN Mitsa fisntsiisas In ssit taaniI ~
paFrsl 90 tFNTt % tsnt siiust@t IN thr fhatAtioa
- Miass sai tgahiy - oxfsri. tsias "a nan
lrfysi forf seven. euntsininx zoe huRirs,i srvs
ta.sthsf 9Th Tie baiiilns. thsr~.sa. i-riaf eur
hssassstssi fsful ~herv now rwsiis MI
.trr~.. III esn.iitiaa. 20 ssii morsssv have
i-sa Lr,slsa. no thswfsrv ~ rvA-.a % ths
Iva, 20 IN s.iasiitiab th~feof. . bswby claim
q fsf,s ks.srv - .sii rssrtsssv
IuAHLr~ 4 kiMH.tt.
~ ~. q. Ds1l. his Ausfnsy.
Rau,iyri. Assad Is. i-s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

pont allow yourself a. stay away
from thu poll. next Monday. Make
your vote count, even II Il l. an ''of
r,.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

Ladies, . cake of BRUSSELS soap costs
about the same sum that your husbands
pay for . debilitated cigar. Remind
them Of this bald-headed fAct and howl
Ing injustice
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-02

To, .ab.sr,l-r hsrby rse. rahhs no,ies
that ~ "a. t-~sa daily spp.aats.i ~ III lisnof.
sbls Jaixs "a rrvl-.,s fsr The ."anif - Oxford
Asi s..aHei ths trust 81 Administrative 81
tlT estate %
LUNA wALkEn. late ~ Huafsri,
In sali Csanty. desss.s-i. by fVtns tsai &c The
lac slir.st.. ~ thswferv f.las-ts all prr-uns
tnislss.i o. the estate - ALI ass.s.s-i ~ nsks
tmn.-lists psyms.t sat tho-s Who have any
i>tnsn.is thsr..sa 81 sshihit ths sane a.
August 10 ia guAHIIs wALktR
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NV ApvrKrisrss>rs

.r~stsr AurNrtisu. ThAh ttsF
Ik.-ins Oat 49, = hs-s hall ,.e-stss a.
~pssial nsrssins ia Meas ~hs--..
live. tss--l. ani prc-s maainE
rax ..ls - IAhi. IN tniuoonufstr~i tuSn
ships.
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DIED.

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