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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-10-24
Advantage. of"the Smart set."

<AuNhutb6CD % 'thO VA@>@@eN
One does not realize the advantages
of having good foothold in the smart
set until you calmly sit down and re-
fleet how many human beings are daily
working hard racking their brains and
spending their money to administer to
your enjoyment; to entertain. and make
the fashionable period brilliant: how
many beautiful women, cultivated,
graceful. charming in form and feature
beautifully dressed pass daily In re-
view before you. Society throws oper
her doors to him on all occasions.
The social POWER is not TO be despised.
It is force, and accomplishes more
than the business man dreams. But
| little in this world is done for nothing,
aside from works OF charity, which are
even in certain sense selfish. For by
them, literally. one Is laying up for
| himself treasures in heaven heavenly
| instead of earthly deposit placed to one {
draft, We are, then, all called on for
an equivalent for almost everything we
do for one another. The man OF fash
| ion must have friends in business cir
cles. When he has availed himself Of
such friends in the serious acts OF his
life. he in turn gives an equivalent foi
their business ability by taking by the
hand those who are powers in their owr
spheres but powerless in the socia
world, and by giving them privilege:
and pleasures Tor which otherwise they
woull yainly seek and ask.
Again, no mean ability is revuired Il
be u successful man OF fashion. For Il
have the power of entertaining the wo
men of our land. ladies highly cultiva
ted. 10 pass hours III dealing forth airy
nothings, which. however, interest anG
hold woman's attention, and which
although scattered talk. still are OF In
terest AMI require, possibly, not higl
rder OF ability, but yet surely certain
amount OF social tact. A wise mar
once said to me: Indeed, enc must b'
bright aad clever TO interest society
woman" In conversation women are
oftimes ADLER than men, quicker at re
partee. So that to hold your own with
them you must be equally quick.
To impart information we'll is talen
which society man must have. con
tend that fashion CLEANS from one OF
other source all kinds OF information or
every subject which iterests the world
It's votaries seek information for the
use they can make OF it. Fashion has 6
good rusume always OF all that is hap
pening, and has power to appreciate
and value this good and useful.-Ward
McAllister in the New York World.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-10-24
~ANYlA can get valuable secret that
Icost me- t5.0o, and rubber shield for 30 cents.
- Mrs. v. ~. APP. CO.
i1iS n. sth STREET, ST. LOUIS, 10.
Ride and Tie.

ride and tie" is an old Salem say
ing Two men would start on aiourney
with one horse. One would ride speci-
fed distance, then, dismounting and
tying the horse, he would walk on to
the next changing place. where he
would find the horse tied and waiting
for him, having been ridden there by
the man who started out afoOt And SO
the whole distance would be traversed,
each one riding and walking in turn.
The item 'Ride and tie and go to Bos-
tom Is found in an old account book,
at a charge OF -four and sixpence. y
Boston Transcript
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-10-24

A man who has prnc.iced medicine for 40
years, ought to know salt from sugar; read
what he says:
TOLEDO, o., Jan. 10, 1851.
Messrs. F. J. Cheney 6 Co-Geotlemen:-I
have been in the general practice OF medicine
for most 10 years, and would say that In all
my practice and experience l have never seen
preparation that could prescribe with as much
confidence OF success as / can Halls Catarrh
Cure manufactured by you. Have prescribed
Il many times and its effect Is wonderful Ind
would say in conclusion that have yet 70 find
n case OF Catarrh that Il would not cure, II they
would take itaccording 10 directions
Yours Truly,
l. L GoRSUCH, NJ. D.
ONCE 9l5 Summit St
We will give 500 for any case of catarrh
that can not be cured with Halls Catarrh Cure.
Taken internally.
F. S. CHEENY & CO., Props, Toledo, O..
IB-Sold by Druggists, 75c
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-10-24

Lady Wilde, the mother-in-law Of
Mrs. Frank Leslie, is quite as famous in
England as Mrs. Leslie is over here.
AS the poet ''Spranza, she is idolized
by the people Of Ireland.
The youngest married couple in Con-
necticut probably sdwell in the little
country hamlet OF Sterling. among the
Windham county hills. They are Mr.
and Mrs. G. Fenner. He is IA years
and I months old, she is 10 years and
4 months. They have been married
for several months.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-10-24
German
Syrup"

We have selected two or
three lines from letters
freshly received from pa
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-10-24

The Philadelphia Times says that
Ingalls, drinks soda pop and always likes
to gurgle It into his interior direct from
the bottle.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1891-10-24

freshly received IRON pa
rents who have given German Syrup
to their children in the emergencies
of Group. You will credit these,
because they come from good, sub
stantial people, happy in finding
what so many families lack-a med
icine containing no evil drug, which
mother can administer with con-
fidence to the little ones in their
most critical hours, safe and sure
that it will carry them through.
ED. L. WILLIS, Of Mrs. JAS. w. KIRK,
Alma, Eeb. give It Daughters College,
to my children when Harrodsburg, Ky.
troubled with Group have depended upon
and never saw any It in attacks Of Group
preparation act like with my little daugh-
4. II is simply mi. ter, and find II an in
raculous. valuable remedy
Fully one-half of our customers
are mothers who use Boschee's Ger
man Syrup among their children.
A medicine to be successful with the
little folks must be treatment for
the sudden and terrible foes Of child
hood, whooping cough, Group, diph-
liberia and the dangerous infamma-
tons OF delicate throats and lungs. @
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
TALK oF rrs STATE.

Railroad schcinr. before The Legi.la-
turv promise a. d. numerous.
There l. evidently going to be- big
ight IN the Legislature over the division
II the TOM 81 Camden.
Lat weeks thaw carried OF - much
q the snow in some part. II Washing
tou Cnunty that u !. thought numbering
operations will D. somewhat lnierfcrcd
With.
\ petition O. the legislature :. being
clrculatci In Bllieioui, asking that the
liquor agent b. appointed each year hy
the Governor Instead Of by the munich
pal oficcrs.
\ woman In Portland was hrutally
assaulted last "Wednesday BY a tramp
Who Was ''golng through" the house.
IL kiCkci her doSu stairs .nd Inflicted
scriou. Injuries upon her.
The farm hulldings II u. Mansion, at
ilyemorc. were burned Thur.lsy, aud
Jennie smith. a daughter 81 Mrs. Man
slou. went into the house % save somc-
thug aud peri.hed 10 the flames.
lnf NlaW AlAf W lA-N VIVA sihTul
OVERLOOKED the whsryes AZ l.ocklanl Ca
which 4. y. Crockett q Go. had their
lime kilns and .ho,ls. sud large quauii-
~ Of lime was .ei CA fire aud consumed.
william O'Brien entered Kelly. hotel
Ia Bingor In an Intoxicated condition
aud stabbed Mr.. Nelly. aud Arno
Cummings, the cook, Who attempted to
stop him Was stabbed In the shoulder.
lie had just arrived from Texas.
Al the October term ~ court Ia Waldo
Coanty a large number ~ liquor indlct-
ments were found. When these cases
came up last wcck none ~ the eases
were ready for trial, anl bat few Wit
aesses could be secured. County AttOr-
ney lBruwn was severely repriman,,ed by
Judge Foster for negligence In the mat
ter.
On Monday ~ last week Gen. Hyde
drove the frst iron shlp riyct ever driven
In this state. II was Que of the hOOr
fiats of the new gunboats. Hyde struck
the first blow aud VAS then assisted by
Col. J.. y. Hayden, John n. Hyde held
the holding Of the hammer. They were
surrounded by the workmen la the de-
partmeni. The hummer was made by
workmen Tor the Occaslon aud will b.
kept "a a souvenir. The riyet was after
wards painted BY Que Of the men.
Around IL Was. "Driyeu by Gen. Hyde,
January II, at 10 o'clock a. NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
OK rng connIrTtES.

oxford County's delegation In the leg.
islature have positions GA the committees
a. follows:
senator rettengill i chairman 20 the
committee on Towns. and Z. also on the
committee. GA Interior Waters, Com
mere. and bills la the >ccond Reading
senator Giles Il chairman 20 the state
College committee. aud l. Also on Edu-
cation. state lands aud state rOads, and
Bills la the second Reading.
Representative ilcrrick 81 Bethel l. on
Judiciary and Library.
Representative llersey ~ Buckheld i
on Legal Affairs aud Mercantile Ahair.
and Insurance.
Representative Eastman 70 fryeburg
l. on Agriculture and Military Affair.
Representative frafion ~ Norway i
on Interior Waters.
Representative Morse of Rumford Il
on Indian Affairs and Counties.
Representative Allen 81 Denmark l. on
Pensions aud Bills In Third Reading.
Representative Rand ~ Greenwood u
on nsheries and Game and Bills In
Third Reading.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
NV ApvEKusENENrs

snisv nrrthsrs' Nark tsfsn.
-. ertlrs "a Ihsaks ani ~hasls.
a. ruu nassi ~rsstsf -
CoaBtf garsual.siausr- uills
t.egislsfiFs Neti0e
"a antesl ~ unrs
Ofsr-gsf Wantri
Nafius 90 Legislatsn.
Ot NJ nsTk
trrs's Iasf1a
IL usn-skssVsf's Frteu.t
runaYruYki rllls
nana's ~sr-aIasrtlia
Nafios % fufrs s.surv
Naftrs
Natlrs - Furcs irsuru.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

The editor Of q contemporary says
II have used bat very little soap during
INV lifetime. but some time ago ] Was
Induced by public request Ia do 50, aud
I tried Brussels Nth complete success.
should public pressure again compel
me TO use soap, !, shall be Brussels aud
no other"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

\ transient visitor az a down east hO-
tel va. astoni.hed the ether day by the
styl@ II NoO-i burned In the open fire.
places. The logs we're the hearts Jeff
after Claphoaris we're sawn out aud pre-
sentcd a very regular aud ine appear
ance. The man remarked that h. knew
Maine people lived pretty well but b.
never knew before that they had Ia have
their fire Wooi turned cot 90 a lathe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

Har lisrhor has some enthusiastic
skatrr. ani .otns hlcyClist. also. II Ia.
heen thc custom In ths past for thu b.
cyylist. o. turn to skater. IN the winter
~ slse rrsi Ia door. until thc snow d.
appeared. cue mtn, Mr.. Isaac Moore.
sho i no skater hts made up hi mind
o. ENJOY hirvylng Ia spite 20 the ic".
lie bound strip. ~ heavy emery paper
o. hi. Wh.-l. AMI starred cut. - lnug
a. D. went ou q straight llne D. beat thu
skate cat 10 sight, bat vhsu n came o.
turning D. required about sn acre Of
frec .pacr o. make .uCvc.s. Tie sav.
that With pmctir~ hr viii overcome TN.
defect and vill Nhrcl GA lcr a. well a.
on dirt ruads.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

Prof. Charles \. Adams % Bangor has
BEEN elected professor % physical cul-
turr la Eutgefs college. New Bruns-
wick. Y. j., and leave. Ia Tea days a.
assume the duties 10 hi. position. Prof.
Adams. Who i a graduate of Bosdoln.
class II -. has t-een until recently pro-
fcs.Or al Colby University.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

Two young sportsmen In town near
Dover became 80 animated In hunt for
game Recently az Ia leave their horse un-
covered 80 long that thu poor beast died
from exposure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

-in.ls Copie. u IN tsstsocrst az bar es.i.
..rh Thsr wtli o. uaaihssi m ressilt - prtls ~
~ paba.ssrs 80 tsr ths conysnisuf's ~ i'sti'1
.in.ls r.fiss % a e. n tssus have iesn psssi -
a. A ~ tlIkFuinx pisfes On ~ tuanif
slsath rarts. t.srrf's nrux >tlFy.
~huftsTs nr1E ~terN.
N.r.av NoFes' IiruE ~tarv.
Harks.tl ~ AfNr-si. flssirnastsf.
pxa.li Trank : tiafl1s. f,sstuts.ief
1900. ~ Issts. tnsursn0s utfs
49, NIsf's ttruE ~turs.
W,-t gafts a. D AutrN~s-
Eaufurf ". NAriStAs itH-'t.-.''.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

COUNTY 80 oNToRL .,,.,,
tss Town Ntrpb-th. 10.
Tssnship rails DAYS, -. ia@
a. travsl frva rsrs. sssf tssu
.hirs nat. ani FstafH o. Wet
fan. 81 mi~s, 80
., -. ssi Il. At Sar-sY On vt. eis
u Anif,ss. CO alsisrnsni -
nNss. days.gs -
- travel irssa wet Paris. Z"
nile 80
ct n al u. At Ssr-sy % Ner-p -
tale nsssat. flsYsts. SO
t. tfs,si frusn Wet feru o. Nsf.
va iaks AL vtaru. - mik..s, B"
ot IS ssi q, AZ rsris az. ss..lan. . lays
40 a@
~, "a. ~ ssii, at Fan. ~. -.-.isa -.
TsIrsssi ir,s. W., rsSu ~ Pan.
at rytaru, - mlles. :. .@
~, D. o. q. an.i .. % raj At .'"-'
Tstra,sl frusa Wet rsru b. asw
"a rurtiani an.i Fvtaru 90 aiis.s. ~ "a
>es "a, II Chase Mil', rafusr ee
l,sint siFs. 10
ats tra,sifrusa We, rsru ~ Tar
49, AL rtaru Al silks. .s
>ot ,. sai o. II iisbruu sa raj idafs,
- 500
10 travel frua Vet rsv D.
IIshfua sasi fsturn. a. alis., 50
TsIassl ffu.a wet rsra ,ssss
- AL rtufu l. mlirs. ~
H., - a.. a. asi isn I. Q AL 4 isi. al
rafts. nfgataf .rsstua a dafsfka -
Tatrattl frssn " sst l'sru D. fafts
va Nrhsnir faiis act rvtafa
lp uiilr.. 500
,Ina
WI wOOp-th
OXFORD - p..suitsf ~. t-n
rbsa I-rsrnAiiy sypsArs.i Va. s-i.nm AL
nssls ,ssth g. tts truth - ~ fufvsins sSsuunts
by kini isr,,i ansi .als.sfil--i nsfsrv uss,
ALntgr : AUSTIN. C-rs :. > Coar,.
srATt ~ MAINE
uNfuNn. &c tAoscmisr n. iss.
Hawai- sssmia..i AL assht-i ~ fursspiss
afrssants - ~ toantY tomuis.iuosfs ~ esf.
ufy ,hsi - ails- thsrsua ~ fsihy-tns sans
To " " NhHmafsh. s@
u Iuha nafssf. iitn
t. Va WuFisan. NV
OscARH IITHsrN. Coaaiy Attafssy.
ALbtKr :. Atstt>. GA : .. ,eaft
csf,ify ths farysuinE 3, - u'ss eaVis. ~ ~
.cc.shi. ~ 'eauiy tosau'issisosFs, q. staialn"i
ah.i aailtesi.
Aiis.t -ALnEEr :. AUSTIN. Csrt &c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

rsHs. al - yesr n y..ll str,rtly In sisanss.
otherwi-s sis year. sinxs oople- osn'.-
All lrxAi ADVERT -sslents az
gtven thr~s Consecutive in-srttons tef ". -
Inca In lsnsth - colann. >isttAl cssntfe. -
mssis Win kssl. TRANSIENT AMI yearN si'sfN-
srs.
yos Pxf<Ft~a View tvF.e. tat prvs-cs. stsArn
p-oSer exFsrtenoesi eufs msn AL 90 ftltss
ooubins B. mNks this dslssFtrsent ~ eaf pss'
ns.s ccmpAsts All popuLsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
PENSIONS

Pensions have been granted Ia Marcus
VI. >tonemast. fryeburg, (addltional
aud % Alfred. father ~ Henry n. shat
tuck. Norway Lake.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

oousrr ooxs,..,oshs. oot,xr AND
Road HILLS.
COUNTY ovoxvoRp
,-n. Tsw. W. wnIrxARsIi. Nc,
s.y, "a. IT'S. ~ o. resday.' ia.yrss,ss
u cs.is In anlneo'r"ra'~i Town =, n
~ 10 mlls. travel fr.m Norway
D. asinssfp. pisr~s aud rvtarn, is@
ot, u, =. day ., >ss.., %" ~ " an
" a. 10 saliss travel es sane, -
Is IA o. DAYS ID rsris. q. 4. Count. s@
ia " 'nils travel frm Sefvsy'" :.
Paris anil rtturu,
Nov. n To sisy "a Paris. q. q, Court. 10
10 ailes travel frcm Norway w
Parts sni rvturu,
na, %, a. Iet days ss"~ %" ,
30. ~ ~ W. ststvns y ala, 10"
~ ~ mlh>. travel frum >erwsy b.
stow AMI rfaru. 80
~, 10 dsy Al Turner, Jcin, ,is~
With Ans'rc-ces<in &. cc~~'s -
e D. q mi,s. travel frvu Norway ~
Turner and rvtuIn, sS
=. -. o. dsys nj lishrcn on rst ~
Mrs Msrshsfi a ala. ~"
% N mis. travel frsm >orvsyts
lishrsn sni vtnrp. 10
per. IL, a To day. a Ms~ico on Ic. ~
Randall 4. Taylor u sls. IN
o. loo p,iie. travel frpm Norway
a. Msslco ani rturn, n"
nn, Jan. La ,os days e. e. go.
tauw Ha
b ,ss mIe. ,r,,l frvm Norway
81 Paris anil r'ufn.
ss@
wv. wIifrNARsU.
pNVpup a.. ts<smt<r ~. ls,sl.
risn I-r.anaiiy ap,esr.i ". ", whtmsrh
act ssle cath ~ me truth % The fsr,se,ns a.
count. ny him r,udsrs.i s"i sae-srtici' hsfe'.
w. ALnEHr =. AUSTIN,
Ci.rk sup. Jul. Court.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
PURELY VEGETABLE,
STRICTLY RELIABLE,
.-SsBSOluTClN SafC

~ al. ~ 81 uruEFisi. Pr 2 81.
- 80 . tsss- o. a. f" - sfal -
rsti. I. sis.s ffss. ~ frrsift q 49,
H. u ss6.ask a So. f'.iIs.irl 49,, -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
uiso,so roa oyts Hllf etsrvsr

cs-ialhss-fi.s. 500 sia.ssfh. H-sF'.
LIE. Tistslsnfy. C.llf. ssi ~ uisssss 4
a. ss..1.ssfh C.-fivsu-.s. infsnsalstiaa
Issffk.s.. ~, sai ti,.-s.ss 1fths l.assls
sI.sas--fsaa. tullsss.s-s. lsaafirs NsHss
ussl.sks. stilias-.. NsfttIusaf--. We
asftas fsia.. ssisfi.. t4ssf ttHTltia'
al al ts.s.... sfisins fIHra Oafgs,i al
slassi.h Ivss rhsy sissa M @soua'
fssi.. tsiars Fasgsi - ouaF-stfi cenii
a "a. tf-ss - .iuit.afn oluariirsiil -. ~
.ass ffss. kssithJ ssti.n q IN afssas. a.
flss a. .,gsua = fhsho- - fsrHfsf 49,
al .if.ngth ~ sfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
MISS ANGEL LEADS.
WITH MISS sAuRrlsrr AND MRS. VII
SON CLOSE SECOND AND THIRD.

The nsshsi Candidate esssiss cs~fsst.
atty Cisse 80 The s'vtss I.tss.-NSs. nsws
sss sfn~skasia ices ne. - 90 this
WEEK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

The tables have turned sgsin aud Miss
Angeles vot" heads the iist thls week.
Most II the candidates maintain their
relative positions though Mrs. Mscomber
~ Beihel comes from ~ to 80 aud gets
where there u every prospect of entering
the prize ll.t in another week.
Mr.. Rswson of I,nckheld, who sp-
pesr.. a. new candidate last week.
make. an e>cclleut showing, leading the
llst 10 Buckfieli candidates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
rHrl caS Tur. VtIr,sT

To maintain your r-sPcctabllliy, keep
away frum the legislature and tell your
wife to cconomiIe by using Bru..el.
soap.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
Qua AUGUSTA lGrrIR

Tur pEuoCRAr's srrCtAL CoRErsruNp-
M AT uir stNtr CNrIfot HF1i>'
M LIrtIEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20

To the IIsnarahis Justifs - ths -uprvuis D.
iiirtal Caar - Malae. nftt baiisu "a faHs sith
To- anI fBf a. GuuntY - UNfIrt 90 ths s.Hiput
Tassiay - tstat.f, 4 ~ 80.
lls.pstfally utsis AT dive this iiunorabis
goan o. ~ infrruissi. Imma q. Ltfis - HrFsn.
fsti In sali DuuntY, that she 80 hufully
narrisst o. Nsftin N titts - fortant o.
~ Cuanty - tunhsriaat ant >tate - hains
On ths sssnni daF - lahaary 4. 10 Ia. a
Isst .nosth in ths IsanIy ~ a.. kinrilam ani
~tats - >ss Hanpshlre by . Iastirs 20 IN
rssos thea ani thsrs duiy aathorif.i o. snlsu
Hiss marriages. that stare bsf saii intsrua rrtat
shs has always rvsiisi IN IN ststs - Naln.
afufpsati, and has uniformly hshaFsi hFrsslf
tasari bsf AT hasisani a. talthfai fhasts AL
arsstisnate ~ife. bot that hsr all hushani
sholiy fygarisss ~ nj marriage covenant AL
duty has slnoe thsif .aii tntsruiaFrtass trratsi
yoar htsllant sith great ahuss ani sstrvuas
srushy, has auIuirvi Trsss AIT olanrns.i hailits
- intoNicatiun, has wiilfuiiy ant sahtsniV ~
~ suppBt sthptiTh ahis 80 o. 40. set that ssi
nl-cliee on ~ sixth day - September AT 9Th
oct oau-s, alsAnsiunesl year hisilsnt sl.s hss
utterly faih-i athsluEh rsas1nahif siIHrsut in
scarrh uhsrvfur o. a.ceftaln NJ shsfea i.1uts
Year nisiaht further aver. that shs has 90
habite'l sith her All husian1 slnsls ths suit
marttags, az staaiish. a fnesI,srt as.i a Hrssn
neli aforc.Ail al in ths afarvsalt ~tats - NaiBs
ant year ltsllant pays that .hs MAJ D. iitarr
col frota The t-shsis ~ uaatrinisny lstso.n hsf
sslf AL hsr all hushani
EMMA l.. LirrLE
STATE 90 NAME
OhSoEp, g. Ost an. 4. ~ leo
.ab.rrilsi AMI .sorn D. isfore No thi. dsy
GEO. b CIlfTOgD.
lustios - ne reare
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
TRIAL JUSTICE

George n. Moore Of Lowell has been
nominated trial justice by Governor
Barleigh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-01-20
'BRIDGT0N ACADEMY /!
North Bridgton, Maine.
The Spring Term

Of this old snd prosperous insu'u
ton Of learning opens
Jassary sesh, 1891.
under the same instruction ~ the
past four years.
The location is hcalthfal. instruc-
ton thorough. and discipline good.
II offers excellent facilities TO
students of slender means.
Tuition a., 81 or es per term
Send for catalogue and Informs
ton.
LLewelLyN BARTON, Principal.
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