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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18

w. llills has hirci n. \. nurnham,
q Boston. Mass. an experienced watch
maker. lis CommcnCv. next week.
Luther Tucker aud wife, ot Ncs York,
arr visiting AZ 4. :. fuckers.
Gyu Gro. l.. Heal r-turu~l from the
National Enampmsnt Al Detroit, Mon
dav lat.
10. u. smith aud family arr at old
oryhaui where they vill enjoy a two
weeks vacation.
Mr.. \. ". Wet, 10 rafkcrshutg,
Wet Virgins, and Mr.. Gtlen wheeler,
Milan. y. ~. are visiting th"ir sister,
Mr.. : =. >'rlrns. ~ this village.
Mr.. william >tcarns aud Mr.. Dr.
sylvester. ~ Portland, arr whiting At
:. I. Millsit'..
vt the annual meeting of M. NorNay
Huilding Nssnciaiion held ~ 10. Opera
House thl. S~ck. The followins oliver
Wrrc elected:
Nv Nusu. rrr.iieut
" "a Wbtmafsh. ~ i'rrsi lent
"a n ltrtfrr. rttaFr.
n u saith. frasufvr.
Tai,... I, 1 Miusu. ) " santoru. piry,t,r..
Rev. e. D.. Angel 9. enjoying her "a
Gallon. Thcrv will D. no preaching scfN-
lc-s AZ the JnlScr.ali.i church before
tbs flr.t sabbath In september.
Norway Light lnfantry under com.
mand ~ capt. Gs,. I, Crockett Will at
tend the state Muster u Augusta thi.
week; thsy leave hcrr Monday morning
N. lUih int.
Extensive arrangements arv being made
ior thr annual lake carnival. The time
appointed. II pleasant, i Tuesday even
ing. August 18th. n the weather I. not
favorable ihr next fair night. \ biz
time !. anticipated.
Although nearly ssp Wa taken ~ the
gate by the champion" ball players n
the fair grounds, Tuesday, M Que can D.
found Ia thi. placr Who attended the
game.
Mr.. Elias n. wcodsum. ~ Ports
mouth. y. A., Waited Ia town lat week.
Capt. Nmss l. It'll conhnc'i 60 hi
home by the injury reC"ivcd some time
.iucc. The boat !. doing a good busi-
n.ss, however, with capt. II. .. Amrs
at the helm.
one more load Of brick for that to-bc
sidewalk Aug. 18th, 1. all the change la
It. condition.
Gen. Gcp. l.. Ileal aud Capt. W. W.
Whltmarsh ~ thi. pl.c- attended tie ~
union ~ the 1T, iOih. 9Th Maine Hrgi-
mcnt Association al Long Island. Thur
dAy.
Charlie rfkc who for the pastfcW weeks
has bcen under the care ~ a physician
Who treated him for hi Canccrou. lip
returned this wesk somewhat improved.
IL thinks possibly the worst has bcsn
experienced.
At a little after two o'clock saturday
afternoon a fire alarm Was sounded for
the upper end 81 the village. The flr-
vas Ia the dwelling house II D. II. Moves.
The fame caught from a gasoline stove
bat MAS az once rNtinguishcd by the
ladies of the house before the flrc de-
partment arrived. llose Company No.
| responded "a the call without delay
aud were az Mr.. Noye.' place nearly a.
soon q. the alarm was sounded. Damage
slight II any.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
ADVENT cAnp-nEI1lha.

The Seyenth-Day Adyentists viii hold
their annual camPmeeting for ls9l la
Aubarn. sept. tos. Half fare on the
Maine Central Railroad, and on Grand
Trunk from Bethel 20 Auburn. Call for
excursion ticket. Ia the Se,enih-dsy Ad-
ventists' camp-meeting good from Aug
3s;h to sept. >th. Able speakers from
abroad viii attend. The public are cor
daily invited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18

While workmen were engaged AZ Penn
broke the other day Ia breaking up rock
Tor building purposes, they came upon
what seems 10 BE- the remain. II a petri-
fed mastodon lmeesided In the rock.
The bower part Of the leg aud foot were
taken out without breaking. revealing
the perfect outline % the limb, which
Was about four feet from the knee Ia the
foot; other parts were gotten out, but
we're more or les broken.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
Ma rnAhx Al wsI1MAh

Who has Just been appointed a. Inspcc-
tar AZ the Boston Custom House, u one
II our best known citizens. lie was
born Ia Woodstock. Me-, sept. ~. is5s,
aud Was educated In the common schools
~ his natlSc town aud AZ Hebron Acsd-
cmy. lIr cs,ne Ia Ayers Village, Jan.
., 1861. enlisted In Company III. First
New Hampshire Regiment, organized In
salem, for three mouths service. Re
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
Over the p~ss~st.

Freddy carefully rubbing the pretty
bloom from his bunch Of grapcsp-Say.
Mr.. Youngbee, do thee grapes powder'
Mr.. Youngbee tdAncs Of frcddy's
auntie,-why. no. my boy. What made
you think Of that
Fcddy-Causs this rubs Of just -
the pink does from suntie's cheeka-
Judge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
w..sail.. I.,ai,i...

Mr.. simkin.-Our new neighbor. Mrs
I.amkins. Il not very nea, housekesp-r.
Il shei
Mr.. Simkins-indcci shs isn't. she
lets things lay around every which way.
How dill you knowi
Mr. Simkins-Oh. her husband looks
~ Jolly. New York Weekly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18

The Worlds Fair Commission at IL
last meeting did not decide the question
of uniting with New Hampshire In put
ting up building, AZ the New lamp
shire committee had not conferred With
the full hoard. Members 81 the COM
mission call attention to the fact that
Maine appropriated $1,000 for build
ing; that even II the granite firms of
Maine should furnish the granite, u
would cost more than that sum to pay
freight aud erect suitable building. A
wooden building II the only Kind that
Maine can erect entirely on her account.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18

The funeral OF y. e. Allen Of Augusta
Was the largest ever held In that section
of the state. A search has been made
for will. which 10 Was supposed Mr..
Allen left. but none has yet been found.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18

A three-year-old boy Ia Biddeford fell
into a well, and Was rescued by pass
ing teamster. The worst % the matter
i the remark made BY the neighbors
that Il was pity he hadn't left the boy
there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
NEw ApvEEusENENrs

la an.i -.
EfIlahla MEn.
:. Eirharis. crsiusis uItiritn-
"a autsll
- 49,
ltHsf
usfsri Coauiy rrouiuE lIur-e nrr~isr.
A asssHfnfinn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18

senator stanford ~ California d Civ
ing all o. thousands ~ southern uegr0r'
Who arr establishing large cUl"uirs in
California. and 10 .. rvport~l a. cNIr,ir'i
that su.Eo uegrur. vill settle thrrr in-
side a tSel,v months. N thr movement
really amounts o. ANYTHING, vui n"
IN hr.t negru colonization movement
o. showed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
stArrDxrrrISss,

"a M.-unisn ". A. q. We. ,, as-suahle.
N-ins-isy ttening. ga 90 hsfsre fail use.in, a.
Nassiss nsl, hesuar .e,ilnE q o.torl
L@iss. ~. - In Ass''"ls Han. hes.lay h'sn-
Too. -IisSsisr u.ss,ins 10 o,ii fclls~s'
Tan ever TussIlay I,suihg. Nihlff lHfaniI.
sect ~ a. uissts De- usii fcils~s' tau. ssosusi
49, fsurth Iritlay ttcninF. "a ssfh iaouih.
n. sfF-Rssuiaf usstisr Ia Hathaway ni-ss.
ever TEuralaV ixenlar.
L6a. ria Grssss lIai. ever saturday
a.. A'g-lIs-ry Rat I,..i. ~ a. tscts IN
Ns- Gzhrs Hal oa m Ihiri frisiay hv,hins II
ssrh uiunth
U'o.U'c.-Nsst. ths Or, AL ihlri fr.lsy
evening" 20 fsrh utuuth.
y. sfH-Nor-sy srAE, net. every cher
>afurtaY a. sranEt Nal
Nsrwsy LIZA Infantry - Regular wesing.
~ arsi sui thlf'i Wednesday h'eninss ~ eash
rnouth.
M sStrn. 10. >sw OrsRrc nisk. :. ~
suthsftt-si sal assus AMI ooFresI-snsisnt of ~
INglr,s.-rat fuf Nuruay ansi fstors shown him wil
~ sprrvsiais.i ~ ~ pshnshsrs.
Excc~iingly warm weather this week.
L. \. Carter. 81 this place, while load
Ing porkcrs ca Ia the ears al Norway
station fpr lenley If Lewiston, Thur
day afternoon. Loot Que which weighed
about four hundred. The hog va. over
cotns by the heat.
IA. Cummings l. huildlng bank
vail sloug al. property on the RICH, Of
N. lake.
odd Fellows attended IN" Grand
Lodge ~ Portland. ric.iay, from thi.
placr. Hon. Alfrvi :. kimball was
elected Grand Representative Ia the
Sovereign Grand lodge.
Mr.. aud Mr.. pon =. >olig anil child,
~ Brcoklyn, y. Y, are Nlsiilng NJ DR..
n. y. Brsdhury'. this week
Rev. y. a.. French, wife aud children,
Of Turner, arr cnloylng their vacation AZ
Mr.. French. parents At the Lake this
week.
People ss-m M, Ia forget the fact that
although u !. extremely warm weather,
winter l. near az hand. Zach IL puttlng
In hi supply ~ coal.
The following items arr Cleaned from
The assessors rrPort to the state lioarl
20 Assessors;
i k.f...fI..r - - Ia r..f Tsfstr srtr "a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18

"ws their match . case Of love q
ast sightr'
"NoS exactly. Il was . cass Of mar
xiees q hut dghk.|Puak
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
LOST.

4 hsgs ri steer, With white st-ts. AMI ans
lup horn. s,s oct - tn pssturv - o. sut-sri-f
is fans. -an.iay. Aug j.. ~ ths dn.isf sili hutl
hiu an.i nutifY "a. unisr.iTu.i, ~ shall 4. suit
abs rvpaid fsf his tfuubs.
rafts. AuE n. i-ii.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18

In sugar refining Factories metallic
vessels called kettles Are used. somc ~
which AZ, capable VI holding thousand
l..llun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18

An exchange spcaks ~ the boy on
The RoWdoin Labrador expedition a.
sailing up unknown rivers, sweeping
ruund coal hsadiands aud camping in
ths shadows ~ waterfalls SD fcct high.
That do. suuni refreshing, Boz tn midsi
- such weather AZ ev hal part ~ last
week The boys arr having l"ts "a tun,
and se would ~ l.kr o. p" th'rc our
.slyr. bat ned D. willing to 81 that 10
isut an picnic. iusi thr .ams.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.


rui.sr.af.s Charh. Nv. csrsune v. AnEsn
rassst. fresehing -ef,ics "a sunsisy. Al - .
A. ~shi.ath ssha-sl. ~ cr.s.
~..and Congregational thaNh. Rev, "
iiiileuat. Pastor. fwsehlnE rrftics. runisf
b. san sahlsih >shs.,l. n a. An. >.-ia
MEETING. az y. ~ ~xusr seskif ffs,si
NestlnE ~ q. ~ thar-tay. leunE fcs'pk !
uestins frisisy a Z Der.n.
Neth-ust IkuFgh. tsx. y. ". saith. Pastor
I'rsas hinE ~srviss, ~ ~ a n. sabl.sth ~Shisrl
~ a. ~ -srtsi t,sain< hsstlsE. n
ftc@iay i'nyer MEETING, : - .. n. ths'
NestinF. fftlay. tr.s-
natfist harrh. ney. z. =. Ham~lsii, Pastor
Preaching sgrNhe a Q. n. sabbath ~shs-i
n y n. ~s-lal Nestinx r.s. Wcinssia'
fsfaFef Nrsting nF.a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
otIo

IN fafts. Aug -, John hfusn, arr'l - yeaff
in Ai.any, Aus 10. Mary a. wifs % Iasties
Asplnsa ~. arst - yssrs
IL Ns,tra. IuiY iA. ilffis fauias,au. aTrsi o.
Teafs ansl q lnsfnths
IN Iynmafk. Aug ., Mar. dssshisf - thas
uns aEv.i Years.
10 rrJshars. Jaly >. Mr.. iishhsh iiuri
ag,si - ysar.
10 RryssI. rgs.l. Jaly q. Js-sph nuani
aE,si ~ Ysars.
Ia IA Iisti.si. Aas .. IA D. Rarsu. sssl
~ ysars.
In Iishrus. Aus q. i.srvasa iiampu.. Asyi Il
Tsars
IN Nsr.sy. AuEas, ~. Mr.. El-ari Nor
10 "a, rrysl.ars. Iaiy >. NJ. Hannah Ilu,
~. aFvsi u year..
ia iIarfaf,i. Aas :. Chafiis Iiabia..su. ss,
n yrars and month.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
MARRIED

10 Nskhtiiis. AaE :. ~ ltsf. W hsnnls
tan Mus Ils.aaFth "a NskhFils. ani frl
4 Thuftss - Mu..lstask
On Nuruay. AaTast = ~ lisf y. " saith
Christi. 4 ksrori AT Mai.si 4. tr-Arti, Ia
- Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
Dspssy sheriff.
BoRs

IN Norway. Az Z. ~ ,i.s wife - fraa1 Aim
ist. q sru.
10 hssgisii. Ausu., 5. - ~ slfs - FnhI
nell. q $50
90 Moth raHs. AaE ~. D. m sifs - \. u
IL Sssfy. Aus :. - IN wiis q Res NJ. ny
act. daugttsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
1904. Hebron Academy. 1891.
VAIL THIN orENs
Tuesday, Sept. LIST, 1891.

The Trustees ~ this tlmc-honored in-
stliuilon take great pleasure In offering
this year Ia the young men aud women
of TIL. state the advantages II It. new
and commO,lious Building.
Hebron Academy with An increased
endowment and a. one ~ the fltting
school. IL Colby University offer. an
opportunity Ia young men anil women
wishing an education az the smallest
cost AMI under positive Christian lnnu.
cnccs.
stuneyant Hall built aud equipped at
a cost ~ nearly sI0.Dco, furni.he. Ia the
department. 81 the sciences, painting.
music aud penmanshlp unusual ad,an-
tagc. under excellent teachers. Adyan-
tag.s free To all of Library. Heading
Room, Lyceum., etc.
The old board IL instruction l. retained
aided by Rev. \. X. Crane, u. H., Who
will conduct a elias. In the study of IT.
blical Literature at least Que hour pr
week.
Por information and catalogue. ad,lrr..
the Principal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
BR|DGTON ACADEMY.
N.r,h H',as,.., We.

Faii Term otcn. Sspt. Ia. lot. IA has suT.fiar
advantage. co. antuiftng an elevation. fisas
ant anil hrathfui k6atiun. an skrgilsnt rurIit a
gNIsfi.nss.i tsafhsrs 40 eta hiistsf ant hssuuf
ahs fvputaiiun, rvsular ruarss. - fitHit
any roilegv in Nss fnEisnfis sNpsn-ss very be
fissrr arr Classical. ~lsntihr. ,Unimrrvtal AL
~sicrt Cuar-ss. Tuti1n taen. $50 90 fsn
Ief tTrm. INrsilsnt talk bari On ~ hsarliins
clubs fr,lsn Oh IS o. tl. I'sr scsk Rents Coo
p-lsns al fufnshsi ffpul sfls o. stinn Irr trTtu
In private families. ts-rtns a. ~ ioang i.Nilrt'
DoFnitofy frum ssisa o. $50 pef tsuu. Atisn.i
an-e daring ~ rAst yeaf thSss h".aSsd
sud t~s.ty -.iss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
seRt AND rrtRt

The latest newspaper warn l. about a
man sho borrowed a b-.ok, and not onlN
Pat a neat psVs, cover on %, bat actually
returned u CA the day When b. agrccI
to-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18

\ book rvcsutly issued l. a work ou
Political ~ciency and Constitutional
Law. by Professor Rurgvs. 20 Columbia
college. an author ~ considerable weight
IN HI. field. Ill took attacts special At
tentl0n az this time by the following
Which 10 contain. la rvgard o. the priu-
Ciple 20 the quorum In tongrvss.
liz tuust.flti.n .i.ss rHf sKVrsss'F TrHttir
a. A. ~ o. rryaruds IF IlHruu ftaI 's ~
trrrTirfsi. Naf n snrura O. uH a. luTf in a.
I=Hurr Hf FsTH tiHlsF e. fHrrr .IHrurr. trnf ~
THr Sra Try=.rHIr Il e. ia sEftrrf ur rH tEF
fseHrIsrs prrarnt shaII alt sch has u.t Hrsr.
tTsrfff. tre grrrrai rraHtirf A. tHis unlF %
Ia IFrn rFEErlfri A. nfseasarF tat .lHrrl.u
sEau 30 mrry.T ts Trv-sut BEE shtlI 49, 49,
By ~ vay. Vhai has b.CUme ~ that
test ca-s which "a. o. prov. the uncuu-
.titutiOualiiy 20 speaker Reeds count
iug a quorum IL hasn't be.u heard
from Tor year ur 40. llas 10 gone Go
hunt for Cr0yrr Cleveland. Presidential
ClAuCssf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18

sInEhs Capiss - ~ tsuuil-rat az fnuF osnt'
earh ThaF wil o. uaaihssi 90 rstFirf q rrtrs uf
49, ruhisfrrs 90 fur a. r1suFrnlFufN 20 fatf,ina
80 - rssIti..s - "a g. 4 Isslls have isn rssl go
- A a. fsIiHsinE ritrss u a. tuIHtF
~.sutk Paris tsarrF's uFus ~tasrs.
~hurt rf's urIE ~tsrN.
NaFuar NuFrs' ufuE ~t.lrT.
uufkaakl - Atsassi. tfsstulastrr.
uix6skl frana ttartrs. f,sstrns AZ
fyshars. a y Lewis insufthfe uAte
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18

Mr.. Blaine writes o. a friend that b.
eat. thre. SQUARE meals a day. guss o.
hed early, sleep. We'll, etc. "Rut. h.
adds ''as o. thr state ~ ms health, 90
not knoS anything Ahout that until after
have Rad The New York morning pa
per.."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18

The biggest summer hotels of Maine
are reporting more guests than usual.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
OXFORD COUNTY
TT0tting Horse Breeders S
ASSOCIATION RACES.
FAIR GROUNCS,
sDa,h ran. all Nor~ay. Ne.
August IS and 10, 1891.
s,s"o. s,.l.. SOD r-'.... sis"o.
frs, day, Tuesd,y, Aug. IS, 1891.

GENT's pWyING class. rur-s 'n
iobaAM
gNEAgOt.p CpLr stale
nai.y Il.sns. - z. B. : saith. An.isvsr.
nsnnis ilsls. bro. Z. ". . pamsn. bsfkncht.
Iufia a. ~. Z, ~uith Brg'.. Hanover
kal.rn. b Z. - nafrtti ~uWnrf
,isra llsiis, N. q 1amc. fl-is.. >orvay.
Mulls 4. al q. D q. Celc. nry at. l'sn.i
Haby tsan. D.. b. .. ~. \. futtls, bns sashi
rruAt. ~ ~ q r'etchsr. ,oalh rans.
sanari az = Mtn srrgg An'iufef
MyTti.. D. z, J B. lIYsia -suth rans.
Isnnstis. q. z. b 4. Startir'i, ,suih fans.
I'm
iNiNUTE Glass. PARE 'i'".
wlisr rs.shsn. b. .. -. y. fArringi"a.
M,rtl' = r,' ar. Nelrher. Aaio,sf.
Alos a., IA a.. q. % Csbb. NJ lall.
Maui N. fh. m q 4 Br-sss. Wet fafis.
IIafry q. 81 x. tionAnfo D,an. liufk nshi
MI. rwumbly, ~ ~ ,has. u. 'a'hmah
u.r.y :. bfs.T. Thaysf. souih Paris.
Near. ID .. John Ams., tsogrll
Ursnlsts. b.. m.. u. .. AHi D. ~ hnsE'
Aubufu.
pT Tos. h. .,E.N fo,, Loved
Milin. br q. y. q. fox. Cornish
Nsi o.. a ~ ue.gf'i, i.ssi.t"n
IIas1sys, br. 4 20 4. Jorian, Bufkheli.
Nellie u, d. m., y. ". Hayden, e"i"f hl"s
Lssist1n.
sACLAss. Purse tso.
DanY, Chas. l.. CashmAn, Aabufn.
MI. rsombly, ~. m. cha.. J.. tu'hnan'
Aubufn.
Ur.E. br q. Cha. CrO.by. Norway.
stan.sy, b. 4 frank STANLEY, UN dell.
II1ns.t I.ulrnts. h. a., .. Haker. Well.
Dan berry, en- q, b y. toI, Lowell.
fio..is = u. "a, T. fhAyer south Paris
Capt wcigr~"si. bL ., 7. y. kichari'"n'
I.snv. Z. nv AMI q. ~. Brxs.. Aahurn.
Darby, b. q. Ira o. wosibsry, fvuiasi,
Maze frahkiin. hr. m, u. NJ. fu.tef, ,Anton.
silver kins, ., u. N. fpstsf. Canton.
Bari.aro. b. IN, b. %. Hayden, o"or blue
uams, l. g,f.A. Maxwell. Portland.
Lusky. b.m., J. u. Twonbly. Aabarn.
yEARoLD colt STAKES.
Maui Wet. bL &. .. u. A A. D.. Hobinsoa, az.
fori.
Nirhalas. bl . ~. q. Warrington. Lake. Nils
Harry >slsou, b. .. smith bfos., Hanover.
MInnls wlthsrs, en-. q. D.. =. fox, Lowell
Glrnco falci,sn, b. .. D. NJ. fhaysr, south
Paris.
We, wini, b. ., Barrcti A fox. Cornish.
Artsns, d. 4. D. L. Iarr,tt, sumner.
Adam foFvJauxh, d. .. J. :. Amss, isosell.
RynC, 81 q, b. T.. Csis, byants Poni.
lIokey, 81 .. % q. Dssllof, .umfgri Centre.
Iiartsss, b. q. ~, N. flsk. Matsrfyri.
No. s. br. g. W. .. wheslsr. south fan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18

nku. Ell 81 year n paii striltif IN s.itenoe.
Othsr~i-s slaa yesr. >ihEls osi.ls- vests
AUxNnrts1Ms~rs An lerai aiifgrti-cu.suts afe
Efxen thr-s Consecutive in-srtiuns 30 80 80
Inch On sngth ~ Colunn. ~psstal ountfa. O.
err.
Jos Puf~rt~a ->ss tyr. fat prss-es. stssn,
possr, sNTsfienresi surknsn anl 80 Trtta
eonhlns o. u,aks this department. - gar uasi
be.s osnplsts All rcpslAf,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18

NJ. :. 4. I'ickari. c,iiior 20 the Port
land Transcripts. Wh".s Viir l. "a ni~y' 81
the T-.ct Whiitigr. L. puyfnring a bio
gnphy ~ the Quaker I-s.t, With ihr
nominal consent aud assistance ~ ihr
I.o,t. bat Nj. tfckari Say. that Whit
tisr's insup~rnhl~ diriilruCv and mp,ir-iN
make him rr,llV au uh,iructinuist, sui
hindcrs greatly The prugrr.. 20 The work.
~ .s,pusr .. d. iei o. reveal, uuCuu-
sciuu.ly and hy adruii questioning. some
Interesting fact. about h'mself. more 80
p-cially - his early lie. than d. imm"-
dhtciy uiiscs grutle remembrance
hut I would not mention that II I Wvrv
thcc. That !. ~ no Importance, think.
Farmer. iu Maine certainly have some
cause Tor rejoicing. Prom southern
New England AMI some parts ~ thr
West cUme report. that the crop. are al
burning up with IN. drought. Herr The
frequent rains have kept everything iu
fr.t-,las. growing condition, and come
20 the crups are already pat danger
from drugghi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-08-18
Second Day, Wednesday, Aug. 10.

Nsnioms. h. a., i. II. tmsryg ilaItt-"n.
AthuUtta. '. M, j. A brs,ks, Wet Fart.
Nsgfie foS' IT, NJ .hA'' D. AMI f'f'foA'
Mayss~er wine. BE-. M. ,. y. ns~lasd
-Osth fafis.
gD Glass, Pure sIo.
Cytil, d. .. East Bransh farrn. BuskneLi.
Maul B., sh. "a, >. 4. Brssks. Wet Paris.
n.a shi.. y I-, ts..s s ..,,'sh
llrcsn boy, e,. &, ir.n. ,,.nlsy, pishsbi.
Ihrisslser, b. ., L.. A. Han, nsthel.
I.sllsrl, q. y. Dwihal Mechanic fall.,
oranisis, be-. N, D. y. AMI y. %. Brss.. A
burn.
Dr. fes. III. .. D. y. Yos, Lowell.
LAZY iis'lsoci. ht. M ". hounds, Misas.
sfi CLASS. Pure sso.
- La~rsoe. b. e.. chas. l.. eastman, Al
.esln.on d.. br. $. y. ". Hayden. c"sor blss.
ksy.tsae. b. .,F.P. COY. Coni.h.
nissk Nathan. NJ. ., A. ". Ra.-eii, Bsfkheki.
Ian iierry, b. e.. T. y. fos. L"veli.
sa PACING CLASS. Purse elsa.
Gehi dust, eh. X, samuel Recori, BoekaeLf
Ielsir H.. HI q, Rs-o,e .nns-. ss.toyer.
Ia Ns-oiis. en-. IA, Z. :. thiii., Iaslassi.
kari'ner, br. r., A. u. Williamson. Norway.
The pa.tie may exrct the "Iies, Races" ever
he'll In this eounfy.
IIor-ss win be caliei stir.n.
Isaiah Pcmpiiiy, starter.
Aasaissisa, - sss. Garbage Free.
Half sArs % q. r. =. 18TH asys.
m. l.. IlORNE. Prvs
w.IwnxxLxR. seq.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-09-02

more in the few months he has been
chief than all the fellows did in the years
that they were chiefs.
-Ralcigh Visitor says: 'Mr Loaeffier,
who has been for a long time with Mr..
H. Mailer, has gone to Durham to ac-
cept position in that place"
There will be held in the state dur
ing the autumn, tWenty-one agricultural
fairs. Some will not be held, but instead
the county products will be shown at the
Southern Exposition.
Mrs. NJ. Fakes says that she expects
her brother from Minnesota pretty soon
1t will be remembered that her brother
had not been heard from for twenty
years until last winter.
Police court this morning added
many dollars to the general fund. 1t is
stated that men who get drunk and wal
low must pay for the fun, and they do
pay for it in these digginS.
The negro who sold chickens on
Sunday should open a whiskey shop if he
desires to escape arrest. That would be
the proper thing. They sell other things
on Sunday and plenty Of other things.
! The line is drawn on chickens.
George II. Brookes, teller in the
WachoYia National bank, died in his 28th
year, at his home in Salem, yesterday
morning. He was highly esteemed, and
was taken i'll in New York last Thursday
night while on pleasure trip north. He
was buried in the Salem cemetery. The
bank closed in respect to him.
H. G.. Howell & Co., lumber mer-
chants, have just received car load of
dressed flooring, car load of dressed
ceiling, car load of .dsessed weather
boarding and full supply of superior
building material, including everything
to be found in a tirst-class lumber yard
Persons contemplating buildings Of all
kinds should look over their stock and
get their prices.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-09-02
DURHAM DOINGS.
The Days Record OF Current Events in
the City and Vicinity.

The Days Record of Current Events in
the City and Vicinity.
Excursion to Norfolk tomorrow.
AS the machine goes down, the price
Of ice goes up. See what Saunders has
TO say.
-Southgatc & Son moved in their new
office yesterday and the new office is a
winner.
-Ex-Governor Scales continues criti-
cally i'll, with no perceptiblc change in
his condition.
--Durham Favorite, only clear Havana
five cent cigar sold in the city, at the
Thomas cigar store.
The gentleman who monkeys with
weights and measures has not caused the
arrest of any one yet.
Captain Lea, who went to the coun-
try for several days, did not stay in the
country but came home last night.
1t may be long road, but when the
COW bell rings to call you 10 the North
Durham mission, you should grid up
your loins and go.
The fire boys were very rash in al
lowing Albert Kramer to resign. They
may not think so, but look at the work
he has done and compare it with past
work for twenty years. He has done