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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-13
Xann Will AnneaI.

William Vann, the dudish sneak-thief
who stole silk facings from j. S. Hands
tailoring establishment, was yesterday SEN
fenced by Judge Joachimsen to pay fine
of 500 or serve fifty days imprisonment
in the County, Jail. He VIII appeal.
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"BY TIE WATERS OF BABYLON"

winter tide, o winter tide,
Thy coming brings us sadness;
AfaF are those we hold most dear,
Here men are strange. and skies are dreafi
winter tide winter tide,
Thy days are days Of sadness.
merry bells, merry bells,
That ring Christmas greeting:
As through the air thy full notes peal,
WHIST softer feelings Ger US steal;
o merry bells, merry bells,
Ring out Christmas greeting.
o fairy tide. fairy tide,
Thy magic gives men giadneSs;
Though bleak the sky, though chill the WIND.
II hearts be warm. II friends be kind,
o Christmas tide, Christmas tide,
Thy magic gives us gladneSs.
The Academy.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-13

The examination of William Raymond,
alias Livingston, on the charge of murder,
was continued in Police Court yesterday
until Thursday Raymond is the ex-con-
Wet who stabbed James Ratio during a
quarrel about Mrs. Gussie Miller.
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oulnlan and His Nemesis.

The examination Of Attorney Martin ].
Quinlan on the charge of having ruined
Clara Luster under promise of marriage,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-13
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss. she chung to castoris.
When shehac Children, she gave them Cas,Oria
au9 2y SaTuTh
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-13
Fami Retail Market.

Butter and Eggs cheapening in the wholesale
markets. but retail prices are not yet affected.
Meats show change
A few small lots OF new Honey coming in.
Strawberries RsspberrIes and Curran;s dear.
Cherries are not as cheap in former years.
Peaches are yet green and hard.
Vegetables show few changes.
Fish is in fair supply at last weeks prices.
Following is IKE CALLS regular weekly retail
rnrina H..
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-13

Following we're the sales in the San Francisco
Stock Board yesterday;
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-13
BOARD SALES.

E-AsSeSsuentS of mines not
Board fail delinquent in ONCE.
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sHIPPING INTELLIGEECE.
Arrived.

For Late slipping IIteiigeacs See Eighth Page.
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Assessments Pending
The following lisa let of assessments now pending
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-06-13
granted and 5ss@51 c for light average do; stocI
Hogs, 412@4$sc D ID; dressed do. 9@S12c . ID
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
OCEAN STEAMERS.

Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
rsE eorrL NlN.s AnNlS

\ ucmccritic club ia.t org,niSed Ia
wateDul, IA. ior hs oiiiccr. Hon. :. :
Bro~u, benjamin Bunkcr aud .. l.
Thavcr Ben Bunkrr announces la hi'
pat-r that thu club "wiu enies,Ur O.
assist tl,s party in The state and loCally
49, that q man D. ssut 90 The leg.sittur,
Who vii plolcy him..li o. such priuct
pies a. will not drive every rcsI-Ctabl,
hutsl man and druggist out - busin'.s.
u l. also announced that lit L. Prvp".e,
o. organize ths., clubs ~ over The state
and from such orgtniSri cluhs u L
hoI.cd state organlssti"n may D. Ier
f,ctcd Co assist thr state committee
By thi. means the pymoyrsiic party oi
Maine can h. made sn annex ~ ia
Maine Hotel rropri-tor.' Association, "a
u Wa an annex Ia the Grv,uback party
during The briyillfc % that Organization
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16

Not the regulation rain storm thi.
ar for the meeting ~ the veterans last
THURSDAY. but a hot. llfeless. depressing
dty. when the very air which you breathe
with 80 much difficulty seems "a make the
! b0r 81 breathing more difficult. The
d'prcssing effect II the weather or some
Z ling else MAS apparent In the attend
slce, which was less than was expected.
{ pough the small number Who Were pres
= 70 were active and enthusiastic.
The oxford County Veterans A.
station Was called "a order Ia the meet
iig room AZ The county fair grounds,
thursday afternoon Il ? o'clock. BY Capt.
NJ. y. Bolster. the president Aftef
sIme preliminary discussion the follow
| q officers were chosen for the ensuing
year:
Fre.i.isut. Col 4. :. Austin. Parts.
Nlus fr..tisut-. : D. Conaat. hsssfshi. Z. l..
ss.T,sry ssd frs-.ar,r. ca. q. {. rrsri,
some other business was transacted,
aud the meeting adjourned until even
Ing.
The veterans got supper at the booth
q the south Paris Congregational 30
clety. which Was open for the OCCASION.
The rest 0f the time previous a. the even
lag meeting Was spent BY the "boys" la
conversation. reualling the old times aud
scenes. aud In endeavOring "a fnd a lit
tie GOODNESS and air, both Of which sub
stances were decidedly scarce.
~ : o'clock q campfire was held In the
hall. Brief remarks were made BY Com
rsdes Moves, Bolster, Wood. wariwell,
Curtis, II. A. swasey, Brown, aud Aus
tin. lion. John 4. swssey was the speak
er % the evening. and spoke With all his
usual yigOr and eloquence. lie was en-
Enthusiastically reviewed aud applsudssi.
The meeting Was continued a. sdyer-
tised through Friday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
81. Jo.N's oAY c1lIsRArIos

Paris Lodge b-licVe la the gu1i ~,
Masonic custom. "a due Observance al
-. johns pay." Therefore they hay,
iuViiei the lodge In this vicinity {,
unite Nith them Wednesday. june aiih
In parade ani dlnncr, followed by
Masonic specChes.
The assembly will D. called at 10; y
A. v. Tor loigvs Ia form. The prucv.
.ion v ill De- formed al n O'clock a. n
la MarEet SQUARE, and maryh 10 the oX'
furd County Agricultural Socirty',
grounds. Whcfv dinner wlll D. served.
After dinner specyhcs Nill be made by
rast Masters Drummond. King. Chss,
AMI ether prominent Masons.
The committee have secured reduced
nate. un the railroads. special arrange
msuts have bccu made "a care for th,
teams ~ brethren coming With carriages
The committee 20 arrangements Nill
D. la session at Masonic Hall. south
raH., from O'Clock 90 N A. ". that
day, sud have taken special care % mak'
this gathering a success In every way
N the hrythrrn will only come In good.
IN number. they NAV feel assured 10 a
pleasant time. 4 true Masonic greeting
awaits you AL, many or few.
ALHION llER,II,
II. y. BOLSTER.
D. l.. DoHLE.
g.. n. PoETER.
llonATiO WOODBURY.,
Committee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
TALK or rrG STATE.

Fifty thousand dollar. n. ALREADY
been subscribed Tor national hank In
Madison.
Caribou has Just completed hand.
some new high school bullding at a co,t
81 $1,000.
The first passenger train IA. gone Ia
10 Rangelcy over the Phillips and Range
ly Railroad.
Waieryille deputy sheriff. gathered la
Que hundred aud fitty gallons ot liquor
In one seizure.
bangor. June ~, Frcd Lynch % Med
way, a river driver, Vas drowned la the
Mattawamkeag river.
Bert Moody. 10 win.low, a Young
man employed In the benton pulp mill,
WAS KILLED by the bursting % rapidly
revolving stone.
By an explosion 20 dynamite charge
10 IN. road AZ Montague, where crew
were blowing out q stump, child was
probably fatally injured.
Dr. Bailey of Portland found case Of
glander. In the stable 10 Young Bros.
the Saco lee dealers. Two horses were
shot. They were 500 apiece.
II. y. Trbox Of Lewiston, seventy
year. old, committed suicide by hang
Ing. Insanity caused by the grip l. a.
signed as the caus. for the act.
Hiram :. Maxim. the famous inventor.
nov 81 London, Eng, whose aged moth
er and brother reside In Wayne, with
hls wife, i visiting there for few days.
The Bangor Industrial Journal last
week issued a special illustrated hotel
aud summer resort edition. The whole
paper !. devoted "a booming Maine. aud
Il credit Ia it, publishers.
sangeryille has voted To loan it, credit
for $1,000 Ia the sangeryille Wooden
Company for ten years, with interest,
aud To exemp, the same for term Of
ten years from taxation.
Rev. Dr. A.a Dalton. rector of IT.
stephens Episcopal church, Portland.
VAS reported recently to b. In danger 81
trial for hcrc.y, but the danger l. un-
dersiocd To be very slight.
During the centennial year ~ 1876 Mr..
III. W. Hook, Of Harrington, planted one
hundred shade trees In that village.
Elghty-h,e 81 them are now Ia q grow
Ing and thrifty condition.
There Il one man In Maine, or rather
one Maine man, Who has faith In the
future Of orchsrding. This IL Rev. Dr.
j. X. Day Of lllghmoor Farm, Mon
mouth, Who has put out this spring
tSenty-six hundred apple tres.
The trustees Of the Auburn Public
Library received quite a compliment for
the provisional lat Of books selected
for the first installment. A Boston
book frm that supplies over 500 libraries
writes that the lat l. one Of the finest
ever sent them for pricing.
Mr.. Joseph G. Stevens Of Boston has
made donation Of $50 for books for
the PASSPORT Public Library, To be
known ~ the ..steveus collection of
American History Mr.. stevens IL q
native of Eastport and Il greatly Inter-
ested In the new public library now BE- |
Ing established In that town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
NORWAY.

The rate OF taxation for the town for
the past year IL II mills on the dollar.
The plans Tor the addition tn the Evans
stand on Main Street, which 4. IL. Cum
mings will soon erect, are being drafted
by John u. lIafeu, formerly Of TIL. VII
lsgc.
We understand that the intermediate
school vii bc divided In the fall and
that Mi.. Nellie Andrews will take
charge 20 on. division. Miss Andrews
l. one ~ Norwsy's best teachers.
Mrs. u. X. rean will give To all Who
desire. instruction Ia tyiewriting aud
shorthand. She has excellent rccom-
mcndaiions.
MI.s Hattie wilkins ~ Lowell, Mass,
l. stopping with her grandparents, MI.
and Mr.. "a Am~.. She Will remain
her. through the summer months.
Frank ". Higgins, Esl., of Limerick,
York County. VAS In town this week.
Mrs. william Turner ~ waldoboro !.
spending . few weeks With her daugh-
ter. Mrs.. v. ". llllls.
Norway OPEN House j. being painted.
u improve. the buildings appearance
greatly.
m. Hebron hsse hall team ,lsltc'i
Norway "Wednesday snd played game
With the Norway nine. u was most
Interesting game, resulting Ia favor of
the Norway nine, q Ia III.
Mr.. T.. T.. l.ennctt, who sold her farm
r-ccntiy To Albert II. Packard, has pur-
chasc,l the Dudley Nccdham stand on
Maple street In this village.
There l. some talk 81 putting In a
brick sidewalk from Lynn >,rvrt to the
tannery brook.
VI. l.. kimball. Esq, has Petition Tor
the Institution of the Improved Order oi
Red Men. The petition bcars the names
~ PROMINENT citizens.
The Knight. of rythlas observed
their annual Memorial bay by visiting
and Decorating the graves II dcccisc'l
lro,hcrs Thursday evening Norway
Rn.s Rand discour.cd cXccllcui musk
Tor the occaslon.
Niss Grscr Huntington, Who foi
several gcaE has been assistant book
ke.per In the shoe factory, IA. Resigned
her position.
a.. VI. Cummings sign poet, corner
Main aud ptniorih Streets, was knock
~ down "Wednesday night by somcon'
running against IL. No one Was lnjurcs
~ Oar a. known.
l.. X. Ssmmss and wife - Cambridge
pori, Mass, visited Dr. y. VI. B,rkc'
thi. week.
The stage aud curtain In Hycrson Hal
has bc-n completed aud pat la order fol
the proper presentation of drama.
Ihls l. great Improvement a. tb. ball
Gcorgri |. Cumming. and Frank Hay
den Waited -Four Ponds troatlng TIL
week and had frst class .ucccss. II
stoui thrcc hour. they cap,ur~i -
hsauties.
Mr.. Louisa VI. Lord. sif' 81 Isaac II
Lord. % this town, wss novel ifnu
Ihdgton "a the Norway town farm ffl
day. Mr.. Lord has been sick for sey
sral months past.
Mr.. and Mr.. ". q. Boynion an
daughter, 20 Peabody. Mass. s.rv u
tosu this w--k called here by the acci
dcni a. their little son Who was lujarc'
last wrrk.
! N. u. smith sni y. ". Ssnborn start
~ up country frilav on fishing cNpc
dillon. II belng their annual trip oSc
excellent h.hing grounds, they cNpec
Ca r,turn With an abundance ~ trout.
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$500 GIVEN AWAY.
signs OF rrt TINES
wh., AZ. They .sa what %. o,ns's
..s.,y ssasi.ss kss~ As..s rsssa'

4 fricnl ~ the p,mocrat offers . cash
prize ~ twenty-five dollars Tor the bet
essay on The sligo. ~ the Time" writ
ten hy an oxford County scholar.
I. ANY scholar, q member 81 any
school 80 academy In Oxford County, i
eligible.
:. The essay "a D. accompanied by =
certificate from the teacher or principal
tha, the author Ia a member 90 their
school.
I. Essay Ca contain not lc.s than
1870 aud not mOrr than JDp1 words.
q. Write on Que slle IL paper only.
5. Do not fold or roll thu M.s. Tor
mailing.
q. Ncatncss, construction and general
siylc will - considered Ia awarding the
prize.
:. Essays o. b. cxamincd aud priSs
awarded by competent person la an
other state, Who !. wholly disinisr,.ici.
:. send your name AMI address, and
stamp. foe rytup 81 Ne. Ia a sealed en-
Vslope accompanying es.ay. Ihese en-
VeloI-es will hc numbered In duplicate
with your essay aud not b. opened un'
ill after prize l. awarded.
.. n you write to make any Inquire.
enclose STAMPED, addressed cnVeloPc
for reply.
10. Essay. must reach the Democrat
Office previous "a August 1t, 1891, aud
prize award will b. announced sept.
1t. is9l.
~. Address essays and AL communi.
cations GA this subj-,t to:
SCHOLARSHIP PULT,
oxford Democrat Office,
Paris. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16

Another INSTANCE of The work 81 ihe
vor.s than ~orthlr.. books vhirh .rr
knowu by the general term - '',iimr
novels lus hcyn furnished "a York
County by the arrest for burglary II
thru hoy.. Who b,longcd % aging ~
burglars. The Bkld,fori Jourusl .ay.
Of them
They arr Ernest Hall. thc yhirfof the
gang. his lieutenant, Wade Hampton
Mo- olloch. aud joey" Thomp.nn. s,i-
IDENTIFY their tool, Nho 81 hi uwu .isIf,i
coufcssiou. ma,is under oath, has ri.Ao,i
NJ llhsrty Tor term 20 wears hy r'ius-
Ing % testify against hi pals la court.
Could The cumplete history 20 this
gang D. known " would almost rIuRl
The dime novel tale from which u ryi-
IDENTIFY originated called hy L. ieldDr,
sho Ma an ardent admifvr "a jesse
James, the Jesse Hall gang. IT, mrm-
~ Ncrv admitted only one 40 q time hy
aim. after b. was thoroughly satisaui
q their dcsirr ~ lead such a life, upon
he most harruN ing 20 0sths, promising
ever o. divulge the seCrvts - the ori.r.
I'hs Organization had regular ritual
written In a mysterious sccrvt alphabet
ilA book. aud their meetings werr called
y blue chalk marks, somev hat after the
,shion - the Knights ~ Labor calls, 80
flmilar Tea years agO. \ thing which
sloNs their eNtrvme craftincss Was that
u1e % their rule. forbade memhsrs ever
icing seen on The streets talking togvih-
e.. and this rule was rigilly kept. Meet
| x. were held AZ night time In an old
{ 81 house In III park, 10 which they
= Oh had KEYS, a guard being Invariably
ationed outside az such times. Their
y lss~oris and grip would have made
aIy Mason or odd Fellow turn green
With envy.
They we're supposed "a - constantly
o. the lookout for q chanc. Ia make a
'eak. aud ~hen ons 20 them saw place
fyOrable for their operations, be- would
: crrtly make a PECULIAR marx CA Il with
80 piece % blue chalk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16

"Can the character ~ rad from the
handwritingF Most assurr,ily II can.
ENcryone can rensmber being Influenced
faVorahly or unfsVonhly BY the pen
manshlp ~ some unknown person, aud
has been astOnished Ia find how true ID.
conclusions were: aud some of the
world. foremost thinker. have maintain
III that the handwriting furnishes more
exact Key to the character than the head.
face or form. Misunderstanding from
handwriting !. a fascinating study; and
II you wish Ia learn all about II YOU
must read the excellent and profuselv
illustrated article. .'iIow Ia Read Char
acisr BY Handwriting. BY Prof. Nelson
Thorpe. Published la the July number
% Detnorcst's Family Magazine, aud
You viii he still morr interested In the
subject. Ia the same uumt.er Il a splen-
did article on .'Chlli, which l. partIcu-
larly apropos AZ present; "focs Afield
Plants Poisonous 20 the stomach" l.
quite a. seasonable, aud everyone can
recognize the plants from the accurate
Illustrations: In ">ummer Outdoor
Games; lawn Tennis. Badmintou, Col
ors, they are an clearly described aud
Illustrated that the yeriest novice eau
learn how Ia play them without other
instruction; and the amateur china
painter may rival the professional by
following the directions given la 1.-The
Cse Of Mztt Colors." Besides. there are
stories aud poems, and over 30 iilu.tra-
tlons. Including a superb watercolor. a
French costume study under the Empire,
and the numerous departments are full
TO overlooking with valuable matter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
RESOLUTIONS

Whereas, The Creator Ia hi. All-wiss
Providence has seen No Ca remove from
our midst our beloved sister, fiorcncs
Emery, aud
Whereas, u seems fitting that we ex-
press our sorrow for her loss, aud our
sympathy Tor her family, therefore b. Il
Resolved, That In her death thi.
grange suffers loss that will not soon
b. forgotten.
Resolved. That Ne extend our sympa-
thy Ia the family of our dcccased sister
In thi. hour of their sorrOw.
Resolved, That a copy % these resolu-
lions b. spread upon our records, a copy
scnt the family of our decca.ei sister,
and a copy sent 90 the Oxford Democrat
and Maine Farmer for publication.
II. NALkER MCKEE>,
A>Nir ;. fARRI>GroS, Com.
ALMA MclNIIRE.
James Hobbs, Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
ARE YOU GOING TO 90 ANY
PAINTING

~. sprins. siii.sr instis ~ outsiiel
We have several irsrsnt kiais ~ Talnt, ahi
wtli wstssst then 60 sssss veil. thsf sfe
mush slsAIsf than u hsb svisit niNtnrNs hai
yya cas- bay DC ir.s pftcs. hot thai Az - far
ia sAlas. fsr thsy will NJ u.sf uAs III bssfief
uliNtafvs nuy III t--t. Zoe The sNIeass Zoe "a
l-sf wiil - ~ rsorv sol thr sttra 1alas sih Tar
ssoessi H. .saali sxtfa ss-t &c the Iusint
We ks-p ssssas's Wtssa Palate, 900 ~
~ i-sst IN ths aafkst. alsa ~ Attss tst"ts'
pot ap ~ ~ ati an1 rviiAhis hou-s ~ seufs.
u, wstheftn a Go. ~ fhilslslphis. hsh ~
ths.. tsint. have eel s.t.hn.h~i ryput.tioa
asi sAfs 81 80
We ala have ~ Wss.s. Wst.itis rstss, Q
s,--i shs.p pallet. With 80 fah ssil fuf 4" 80
..Ilsa : saihsas 90 usofy IN ses 20 a al rshts
~ galLsn. CAn AL 81 pric.- sn'i ssamlss
gssiiy, etc.
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nss a GAvslIR.

rhs American papers, and some other.,
arr r,mArking that royalty Ia England
revived h. s~yerrsi blow when the ~
cent SENSATIONAL trial di.clos"'i "a" iact
that the rrincc 20 Vale. Sas q gambler
poabilss. that ii-s l. correct, aud th'i
trial IA. hasisu-i the coming Il rrpub
lican principlr. In Lugsnd. And VI
In rvpabli,sn-Nmerics poker NAV almo.
D. cslle,l the great urti"ual game. sud
some 20 our most noted stlirsn~u ans
diplomat. have l.ccu t,moa. poker play
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GOLD WATCH FREE.
no NnII MAIL MS
W. v.., Nv >.s.ss,.s'. sss WI "a,
Iisss.iiy fss rhsss.

nv the usc - the puryhtse coupon
found In this paper every fcrson sub
scribing gvts hack All nnl more than ihrN
paw for q yearly suhscrlptiou.
n nil - casv o. ct ueS suh-cfil-~rs
under this condition.
w will r1y q liberal each commission
Zoe every nv sivsno- paving sah-crit'-
~ scai "a md Ia addition Nlll give a
hsnl.omr gold saich o. The I.sfsnn send
lng the largest list "a ueS Subscribers o.
the Democrat t-eturr september 1t, lS,i.
TRY fur N. The commission vii paw
you veil n YOU gvt no morv.
ATWOOD a fuEhrs.
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NV ApyEKrisINENrs

Nens 0unrre-s ~hs-a-.
guUntv Ioranlis-iunrrs' iuls.
sf-ak 10 - ~arsapartIlts-
N,fi1C n lleanng uu tst.tiuu ~ AptsAhtheh'
~ ihf.iar taastshhcs-
Notirc - ~as.
krfftrrratrf.
frusIa ~tsfTaEr Ca.
NstrrfauIilas.
80 49,.
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MARRIED

tn ror,lsn.i. Iase q by Rs,. 4. n. q small
vllllam n. kRoslshi. - Norway. ami Jeabstis
4 sani - south fTvetsur.
10 Csntsn, jabs =. Rs,. 4. z. ~ cr-kst sRsi
Hattie NJ tl1s.
In Norway. jubs N. tisftrrt y. ARtrvv. 4
Nufssy. an.t tFhA ". Ierish - " Atsffori
In Wet rsru. June q. BY Est. u. 4. Gsmman,
NJ. wm ~ IhlaRey sni Mlss floriil. l.. Han,
i-th - Peru
In soaih Pan.. Iuns :. by Is,. A. u viu,
wArr,n q. ssstt of rorti'n'l. AMI MI. Malsl
4 >lchols 20 south Paris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16

An article that Il especially interest
Ing for this season Of the year when
thousands are iocking Ia the seasid. re-
sorts. Il that on "rhe State ~ Maine
BY Hon. Nelson Dingiey. Jr., In the New
EnglaDd Magazine for July. Mr.. Ding
ley knows Maine thoroughly, and his
article has q peculiar value on this ao-
count. II viii be lavishly illustrated.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
Dorm.

In sweden. ians g 70 n, -i's Of SAMUEL REG.
q daughter
iatrtlsv. san.
10 Ns,ih wo.i.tsl. May -. ~ ihs ~ifs ~
frank Nuhti 900
IN IA llstasi. Jsns :. ~ The ~ifs % rrri u.
Hove. . ga.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
GARDEN SEEDS.

Yea will ssss ssss thea AMI zee have
thsss Zee yea. We have tuush uaf sessis M.
yeaf dir,st fr,sai ~ hrEv.t s.s-t Ervser. To- TIE
sufi. list years Frusth-ani shall ssil then
Zoe . sssts pee pspss-taarv sss-l. All Zoe sss
uonsy thah ~ ever .ahi isfurv. We al.a have
rs-et AMI iArsr raslAsy ,".'is. fi.A-s cal
anai etamins
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-06-16
DIED.

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BrtlgtSn, agsi = years.