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The evening world., 1891-07-22
STRANGE MURDER AT cHIcoPEE
An Unknown Man Kills James Mes
bitt and Wounds Another.
IBT AssOCIATED PHEB1. |

SPRIEGFIELD, Mass, July Gan unknown
man shot and killed James Nesbltt at Chico
pee this morning, and also injured another
man.
He has been arrested. Tho motive for his
crime Is not known
The evening world., 1891-07-22
Gone Ort of Politics.

Ex-senator william Cauldwell, the County
Democracy leader OF the Annexed District,
has given up politics and taken up his resi-
dence at Mount Morris Park as a neighbor OF
ex-City Chamberlain Richard Croker.
The evening world., 1891-07-22

Trounced for Insulting Women.
Gustave Boyer, who lives in Court street,
Brooklyn, was arrested by officers OF the But
Ter street station on a charge OF intoxication
Blood was streaming from d out on his head
and he said he had fallen. The police learned
however, that he had insulted several women,
and their escort had knocked him down.
The evening world., 1891-07-22
Parranda's Skull Trepanned.

Surgeons Of st. Mary's Hospital, Brooklyn,
this morning trepanned the skull OF Frank
Fernando, the fruit vender who was murder
ously assaulted with a baseball bat by John
moved. There are but slight hopes OF his re-
cOVery.
The evening world., 1891-07-22

BATHRRs. An the police have orders to
riEidly enforce the following ordinance con-
cernina bathing:
Re II enacted by the trustees Of the Ocean
Grove Camp Meeting Association of the N.
Il. Church, that bathing In a nude state or
in improper or indecent bathing apparel, or
passing through the streets or avenues or
from the bathing grounds without suitable
within the limit OF jurisd iction of said Asso-
citation, and any person offending against the
provisions of this by law shall, on conviction
before any Justice Of the Peace, Police Jus
tice or officer especially commissioned, pos
sessing tho powers OF Police JuBtices, Of this
corporation, he punished hy Il tine Of 20 or
by Imprisonment In the County Jail for Ave
days, to be imposed at the discretion of such
Jugtlcs Aforesaid,
(Signed) r. II. STOKES, President
@. w. EyAHB Secretary
The evening world., 1891-07-22

Ice Water for Bridge Pedestrians.
1t is reported that President wagstan
has decided to have water-coolers placed at
convenient intervals on the promenade over
Brooklyn Bridge.
The evening world., 1891-07-22
HONOR FOR GoRDoN-cUMMING.
Elected by a Highland Association
TO Sir John Macdonald's Place.
TBY AssocIATED PREss

tion Of Illinois has unanimously elected Sir
William Gordon Cumming Honorary Chief Of
the Association, In place OF the late Sir John
Macdonald.
The evening world., 1891-07-22
Fractured a Ladv's Skull.

Mrs. Cathar1ne Gresham, nifty years old, Of
1857 seventeenth street, Brooklyn, was
thrown to the ground while getting of Ham
nton avenue car this morning, and her skull
was fractured.
The evening world., 1891-07-22
Fire In a steamar.a Hold.

The explosion OF signal rocket started a
fire In the hold OF the steamship Zinitada,
lying at the Mediterranean stores, Brooklyn,
at O'Clock this morning. The blaze was ex-
tinguished by the crew. Damage ESQ.
The evening world., 1891-07-22
He Knows Now II waa I

He Knows Now 1t Was Loaded.
Edward Mitchell, sixteen years old OF 1914
Pacific street, Brooklyn, while cleaning re-
volver this morning, shot himself through the
left hand. ST. Mary's Hospital.
The evening world., 1891-07-22

Another Mad Dog Put Away.
Policeman McConville this forenoon shot
mad dog at the corner OF Seventh avenue and
Twentieth street.
The evening world., 1891-07-22
Enc elhardt's Death Acoidental.

Coroners jury to-day decided that the
shooting OF young Herman EngelhRrdt by
Frederick steinhagen Monday night was ac-
cidental
The evening world., 1891-07-22
Asks Money For Police Matrons.

The Police Board to-day asked the Board OF
Estimate 10 appropriate $4,000 FOR salaries
OF Police Matrons for the balance OF the year
and $4,000 for necessary alterations 20 sta
tiOn-houses TO separate the male and female
prisoners. The request was referred TO Comp
troller Myers.
The evening world., 1891-07-22

Visiting Mayors Gail at CITY Hail.
Mayor Matthews, OF Boston, accompanied
by the Mayor OF Cambridge, Mass, called on
Mayor Grant this morning
The evening world., 1891-07-22
Signs OF Improvement In Mr.. Spur
Reon'B Health.

LONDON, July 22.-The health OF tho Rev.
Charles II. spurgeon this morning shows
signs OF Improvement.
The evening world., 1891-07-22
CITY NEWS TERsELY TOLD.
To-Day's Record Of Minor Hap
penings About Town.
Chronicles Briefly Drawn from Note
Book and Docket
Counterfeiter Hold

Anlell Nara was held by Commissioner
Shields this morning charged with passing
counterfeit 90 bill In Madison, N. J.
The evening world., 1891-07-22
Bank Assignmen,
Inv AesOCIArFp pRraa,l

tbn ASSOCIATED fhLhs'l
JEFFERSON, Tex, July R2.-The citizens
Bank, OF Jefferson, has assigned TO T. J.
Rodgers Liabilities, 100000; assets,
o12b,0 900.
The evening world., 1891-07-22
A Missing Man Found Drowned.


Coroner Rooney, OF Brooklyn, was notified
this morning OF the finding Of the body Of
John N. Dowling, nifty years old, of 231 Forty
ninth street, who has been missing since
Monday. 1t was found In the river at the foot
Of Forty ninth street.
The evening world., 1891-07-22
DR.. Dspsw on the Other Side, in
Good Health and Spirits.
IpuNLAP oABLE NKws sPac

tDUHLAP cABLE EKWs sPRcIAL,l
QuKESsTOwE, July 22.-rhe White star
timer Majestic, which left New York July Is,
reached here at 10 last evening.
Mr.. Depew, who Is on board, reports hiu-
self In good health and spirits
The evening world., 1891-07-22
Depew's Secretary Goes to Europe
Too.

Lieut.. Harry c. Duval, private secretary to
DR.. Chauncey NJ. Depew, sailed for Europe
to-day on the City OF Paris with his wife and
child,
The evening world., 1891-07-22
CUSToM-HoUSE CHANGES.
De Witt C. Wheeler, Superintendent
in Place of Joseph A. Murray.

WAsHNGToN, July 22.-The Secretary OF
the Treasury has appointed Dewitt c.
wheeler, Superintendent OF the New York
Custom-House, vice Joseph A. Murray, rC-
signed.
The evening world., 1891-07-22
Must Garry Iiphts at Nipht.

The Park Board at its meeting to-day
adopted resolution requiring all carriages
passing through the parks at night to carry
side lights
The evening world., 1891-07-22
MISS BLAINE ARRIVES.

The seoretary's Daughter a Passsn-
ger on the Teutonic.
Miss Blaine daughter OF the Secretary OF
state, arrived In this city this morning nom
Europe on the steamship Teutonic.
The evening world., 1891-07-22

Teutonic Comes Close to Her Record.
The White Star steamship Teutonic, which
arrived this morning from Liverpool, made
the run from Queenstown in flve days,
twenty-one hours and fourteen minutes, or
within two hours and nine minutes OF her
best claimed record.
The evening world., 1891-07-22
Wants elo, 900 from the Citv.

William II. Graley, as guardian ad litem for
his two infant children, has brought two ac-
tions against the city for $4,000 each for
damages by personal injuries sustained by
the children on the Harlem Bridge some
weeks ago.
The evening world., 1891-07-22
Bridget Kneeled TO the Judge.

Bridget Delaney, arrested for drunkenness,
obtained her discharge at the Tombs Court
to-day by dropping on her knees and swearing
to abstain from the use OF Intoxicating
liquors.
The evening world., 1891-07-22

A fun account OF Wall street anatrS viii DO
apooial issue.
The evening world., 1891-07-22

Picked a Sleeping Mans Pockets.
John shannon, OF 80 vandam street, and
James Trainor, OF l2l Charlton street, were
held al the TOmbs Court to-day for picking
Henry Aherins pockets while the latter was
last night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10
Irr unl or COOP tNolisr.

The Cincinnati school teachers we're
Informed the other day by Que of Their
own number that th. line of msnlmum
purity of speech lic- along the foftl.ii'
parall.I of latitude. Til. u an lmpor-
tsnt discovery In the geographical allo,-
mrnt IL language, aud th. educator Who
made II !. entitled Ia pinnacle beside
that % Columbus, although the tcndcn'
cy ~ each district "a have i's own verb
al pe,ulIarl,Ie. 1. we'll known. \ col
leg, Instructor one. told his elias. that
nobody bat q New HIGHLANDER va. surs
Ia L. able o. distinguish properly De-
tween ".hau'' aud "sill," snd tbs
scotch are az f,mou. for their wcakn"s.
In TIL. direction that the story !. told 81
. scotch NEWSPAPER man that WHEN ap'
plylng Tor work Ia London be va. ask
81; slave you learned the difference
between ".haIl" and "Will"f "No, he
replied sadly, "ani never viii.
nl. line 90 the iOth parallel 81 latl-
tule p,..c. through i'hll,dclpha aud
Columbas, aud near wheeling ani in'
dianapoli.. u order "a brlng the aver
agr purity ~ language up to the ,lnsin-
natl J.edsgogu.'s standard an excellent
sfiicl, 10 fnglish must H. spoken else
whsr- along the line to make az ior ths
p.culi,rltic. 20 the I'cnn.ylsani, Dutch'
m-n, Nbo are reported Ia us" .arh en-
precision. as "Dis cou Ia. over the irnc'
g.iumpt," which the most cnihusis'tl,
,d,ocaic ~ ioth parallel spscch wonld
hardly defend. IN rhilidclphh t'sl'
c,rialn queer usc. 20 the mother tongue
~ onc- .uggr.t tbsmssl,vs. IN. STATE
m.nt that lady u ont In the hall sli-
log her gums GA the mat hsComr. le.'
startling when 49, know that gums u
i'hllsd.lphlan for ruhhsr oSrr.h"c.' u
ihs r,gion, q. In the south, su.psnlrf'
,t- known a. "g,llu.s.," and the Rev
-sm Jones. characterization ~ hl' pu'
glli.ilc opponent ass ''one galln. mayor
80. I-Tie,ily lniclllgihlr. just across The
diver In N-w J.r.ey tin pail !. known
a.. . "bllrkc,," while ~ lhllhd-lphi,
itssli the fa,ofl'r pronunciation of "my
l. me"
live must look Ia Columbus, wheel
I Ing all indianapolis. for lessons IN Eng
ll.h. .oine rmsfkahlc phrase. vii b
I ior,vyl uIsnn "a. We viii M lonsri
throw sions., hut "h~tNr dorulcks, 80
must learn the meaning 81 "fsSr; ~
will say right when Ne mean VERY )
"buck,t" for ''psll, .nd even for ''coal
hod - commit the unnsuii,sl at ~ x,
/ ing "bost-ridlng" Instead ~ "boaiing,
,nd stop guessing" Ia order Ia "r- \
on;" watch out" Will take the place ol
"l'ok out" Worse yet, Ne mast recon
I ellie our..lSr. On that pr-.eni night
mare II q phrase; lit look. like " VA
/ going Ia rain. IIuff.lo Courier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10
.ow sAl.,n IN SEATTLE

\ gentleman from Seattle, Who Ia.
been .Irndlng . few day. In Bo.ion.
has been called upon Ia answer great
many question. about the stat. ~ wash
ingion. ~ome of those quest lou. have
t-.n - very ridiculous character; aud
the seattle man s.ys that be- has been
kept busy denying that u rain. twelve
mouth. In a year on Puget sound. Tie
other nigh, IN q miscellaneous company,
be- va. s.kcd for the tenth time, "Dcc.
Il No, rain all the time In your part II
the country
The SEATTLE man Inclined hl. head 4
little, paused an Instant, aud then .ah,
In q very grave way
perhaps YOU can form some lie,
about that, N tell you an Interesting
liiil. thing shout our daily habits. oi
course, W. .sw a oncr, Hfier We had
..t up town out there, ih,t the climate
WAS ten vet Tor eats, aud soOn the dogs
went. too. We tried Ia keep Ncsfound-
land dogs and wsier spaniel. for pets fo'
a while, but Il was ton much water fo'
ti.m. Then We had q brilliant Idea.
". vork~i until We .ucc".dcd In train
log "a. fl.hc. Ia follow "a. around"
"f1.hc.' :" exclaimed everybody Ia the
company.
"Why. certainly .,h the seattle
man. have a fine Columbia river sal
mon that follow. me down town e,ety
day. AMI walt. around the Office dooi
I'LL come out. and then follow. ms
back home. One ~ nv nelghbor. !.
attended by q beautiful trout, which
weigh. about six pounds, aud Insists
upon going everywhere be- goe-, swim
ming .portiyely around him the while,
lust q. your dog. here gambol Oh thl'
way anil that when you taxi. 'em out IA
wslk. isdle. Ia our town seldom X
out shopping without their little ho'k Of
pat goldh.hc. darling around aud brush
log plsyfully sgsin.t their cheeks. The
ladlr. .sy they prefer goldfish for street
pets. bccsu.e they remind them 81 th'
sunshine they used 90 sc Ia the East.
look her, :" exclaimed the msn who
ssked Ga. fir.t question, ''do YOU mean
Ia .ay tia, YOU have h.h.. swimming
around In the air In your siatef
The Puget Sound man made no reply
Ilis face wore grave and weary look
aud bidding hl. friend. good night, he
bowed politely aud vent out.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10
srAut. 90 MAINE.
nNriInn ..

NNfWN't -
Ta.sn un stssuiinn AL sin - s.,i W pahh'
.ultlan - ti.s tssntf eighth iaT ~ ssssmlsf
/. ~ tot a tfn a'rs-k ant thitr winu'rsi u
~ fsfsns=sn atths stssrr - ! \ iihhT IN fuf
to- ln AIT ountf ufON fort sll ~ ftfht IN east
~ .ht n itans tsttsa ffsftsf. ~ at iaantl
n O,fori. hat - e. sisttssuih la - lshfu
afT 4 ~ lot sh~u IN sans aftarirri ~
tn oftfinal wit. o. rvtssm ~ fuiusiar "
ssdl-si truftTagtsi wal sstNts situsis In Potter
In s.id 'sustf - ONfuri a. at . rsfttis a %
hni L1s,thsf uith ~ hailiinrs 'ssfsssn t-inh,l
81 an.t sissslti-ai a. fsiassss leguniag na IN.
sas,sfty stis ~ IN fusi hesslirg frfm hstai
faus o. lisrn tuasins'. q tn rurrtrr 20 tant u
hsifs ~ nkhNst hrtlush ani funniug ugsri
~ satt 80 .ffhsfiF aiasir' Ten ft-is o. lsnl 81
1sskn ~ NsFss thsnss sasfsfly ~ al Nreks
laad siNt "a r-is g. isnsi - Ole Nalss. thfur'
.sutlsfif ~ sait Wales' kat aisfut ~ fuis q
t.bsi 90 hsl.. ~ .sit NSiiarh 40 thsns. sestsf
y by .sii Msiiash'. isni g. J-iln, q s'sianias
isaac n -rANLtN,
INwrulF sisftf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10
STATE 90 MAINE.
nNr,INn.


ralsn On strsutiaa. ant stu - .oi ~ pah
~ austiau. 90 ths lwvatT q 9th Tag - Nsfem
h~r. \. u. isn, "a tsn o'rk-k in ihs fufynosa. Il
IN stow - 4 4. Ithbf, IN Porter. In ssli
gounly - Otfuri. 81 ~ TIE ftfm N ~ ~
shifh nsna Catton - fsf,sf. In all tnuntY II
D,f1g,t. hat On tn sstvntr.rth lag ~ tghfuafy
A u t-lt. shsn iks safns 90. attarhssi un ~
srisinai sftt o. rvsi.sm ~ fuihuslns - .sftls
mortgage rval estate stastci ~ fpfter IN sahl
Cuuntg - p,fSri. O. st e"rtain "a ~ hndl
lsxsthsf 9Th M haihiings hsrvun. lpah'i~l
ahll de-. fit-si a. fsllass tssinnins 90 ~ eat
sfiy site ~ ths rs.i lea.iieE ffum kstaf fsl' "
tisn Csusins'. a ths Cufurf ~ hai ~ hsifs II
% Niehasi Mritash ant Tunhins th-afs ~
al mai nafthrfiF Atrput IN ftris O. hHl
~ Ishn N M.sk.. uhssss sastsflr ~ 81
Nesks sni si,tsra rwls O. land ~ pufs VA
tIssT. ..sathsfty ~ All waLs' last oct tsu
r,st. D. tanl "a hsirs q all Msliush ant thsnfs
.e-,sriy BY all Nsiiash Ahi b. I.'iui - ~
ISAAC " srA>LrN.
Ilspuiy -hrrif.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10
Ne, ca the rassiss

No % -Doubls Aerostie. Bulb .
Angll 3 Royaiisr 4 knA,E PrimAls-
Bsrk flnAls-Blts
No ~ "A STANDARD Work Locks''
E-.sy. on the Human Understanding
No ~ -Chsrsds Doorway
So. ~. Biographical Questions L Tur
k.y z Corr q Jersey &Ou a Orange o
Cologne Z leghorn = God y Bristol
10 Snake n sable ~ Ulster u Bic
march u Shanghai IS Hamburg and
AstrakhAn "a Atlas u Darling
No ~. "A COooesl-d Proyerb "ii's {
lous lAns that has no turning
40 - -CurtAilmsnt Cury,teur,s
No ~. Enigma Dr~Atn land
No .sS -rr.nspo-itions Nsntls.lsnsnt
Monde. demon. Puish-. supips. Tyrs. pyet
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10
CONsrMPrIoN CUnED

An oil phy.leiaa. rtirei frya ptsetlcs. hssin,
hal pls-si In hi. hssi. ~ an ksst ip.iia ais.i,s
airy ths formala % q simple sefStasie vme-iy
ton, Bronrhitis, Cstsrrh. Asthma and al Thros
AMI Lung Afe,tioss, also o positive ant rsiha
cure for Ner,oss Ipei,iliiy AMI all Nesveas Com
plaints, amer having te.t-i ns wonderful ears
duty 81 maize u knywn a. his suffering fellows
AetatAts>i by this motive AMI desire 10 rvlie,s
human suffering. will seni frce of charge. u
ell uhs dssirv n. this rrsips. In German. frenci
or knriish vish full dirvsti.as fer prp.nnf And
w soVsa' - po--,.. Rlpl. R.-A..,er. Y. v.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10

OXFORD - -Ma Coar - ffui,ats hshi a
rafi. stthin ant Cor tlss Coanty % uNfurl
on the thlri Tae.iay of'Nt. \. u. isl
Chars. i.in.sstt. Admlnlstfataf 90 ths %
tale - Jane. Iih.sttt late ~ " osnrsi, IN ssli
,oanty, drscA-s-t. haNtnz pfv-sutcl his Aecinhi
% aininist ration ~ tiir s.tsts - All hsssassi
si.o his private acsount against The sane Zoe 81
lgsanrs
OHDtHtp. That Tho AIT Ndmr si1e n0,ios II
ths sane D. al psr-sns tn,sFe.s-l thrfyin' ~
pabu.hins q copy 90 this ortsr thrvs weeks .ur
Os.siysly In The Otfori t,eaio-rat, q nsssVarTf
pttntci az rans. In All touhty, that they 'nsy
apg-ar az rr,,lssts Court D. - hotlsn Al tfte
barx. IN All County on ~ hrst us.isf ~ ~
p.,t Al ain. o'sL-k In On. fsrvns-pn. aal
show eAa.s. n any they have. shy The sans
shoaki nj - alissci.
GEORGI 4. Wilson, Jalze.
Atrus c"py attest III. Z. DAVIS Hens'sr'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10

oxFOgD. 80 AT . Coar, % frolsis hski Al
Parts. within ant Cor The toanty % oxfori
"a ths thir,i Tuesday - ,st-. A. u, l-si.
HIRAM a. RANDALL. nsnsed tse.ntss IN
a certain Instrument purtNsrting o. - Ne AT
viii and Te.tsmsnt ~ Ausa.tssf wine, ate ~
Dtxnshi In All County. desss-ci, having pre-
-suts.i ths sane Coz frohsts
ospsssD Thai IN -.li pstlfioasr give nosics
A. al urr..st,- tntsrs.ts.i. by csa-tnx copy 81
al. ss.lsr ~ ~ pabh.hest three ~esks saeces-
sively In the Oxfori fsmscrst yrtnset al rsfi-
thai thsy mar appear 90 Q frobsis toer " -
hshi Al fsrf. In ALI toaaty, On IN thirt Ives
d.V ~ >os nsxt "a nine o'closk In The fore-
ns-sn AMI sksw csa-~ N any they have. vhy ths
-.tf fn.srumsnt shoah ne ~ proset. approved
ana slls~e>i ne Tia hs-t Viii sni Ie-t>msns ~
GHORGE A. WILSON, Judge.
A TIVE sopy-Ausss IN. c. DAVIS. ksSisssr'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10

rHF .ai--.rt,-r nsrssy sfs.- pasns s.sso.
thai .bs IA. len duiy kpl-tnts.i BY N iionera
10 Iuslxe ~ Prslssts Zoe Tie goanty ~ osforl
sna a.siiussd ths Trust ~ ksesutrts % W
estate -
RAR>ETT ruOR>, late % >amnsr.
In All Csauty, de.cs-ssi. By giving bond a. ths
las tirssts sA.s thsrvforv requests AL psr-on'
imm..lists psymsnt snd ths-s who have any
t@rnansl. thsr~on ~ sxhibit the .sms %
a., si I.si JTLIAF. THORN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10
oyfonD. ..-Ma Coar o. rrObals hsli a.

OXFORD, 60 At ,oar ~ rrOtaie bell Al
Parts, within AMI Tor a.. County % Dtforl
oa ti,s thiri Tss.lsy % ust. \. ~ lot
Da The Tsttioa % Wm. Wesisan, Admini.
traisr ~ The estate - BetJ b. Wsltsn. late ol
Petu, IN saii Coanty. sss.asci. praying foi
esn.e g. .sll snsl cuatsf o esftaia parr.i ~ I.a
estate .itaste.i In sait Peru all fuilY sie-snir.
In NJ. p-titi0n ou hls ih the rrobsis Ofce Al an
ai,anlsseoa. Sfef 81 tine Iiunsirvi dollar. fo'
The payment % dslt. And eNJrnse. ~ Ainini.
trsilon.
UHpsnrD, That IN. .sii I~ttionsr give notics
D. al tsr.on. intsrvst-i By causing an ahs,rsf'
% hi I-tition, sith thl. orier thCf.on, o. u
pabli.h..i thrss weeks .accc..lsely In thu en-
lori I,,marrat. q Newspaper pfists-l a fAn.. 10
.Ali County, that thsy may spleAr a q frOists
Court, O. ~ hskl az Paris. 90 The thiri Tuesai
% >S, BsNt, h nine OCl.k In The foftb"on, an
nOt ~ sTantesi.
A true oOpy-Aiie-t ~. q. DAVIS, hsr.tsT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10

Zone touch 81 Nature makes the whole
world kin" Diseases common Ia the
race compel the .eaph for common
rrmeiy. II I. found In Ayers ssr.ap,'
rilla, the reputation Of which !. world
wide, having largely superseded every
other blood medicine In use.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10
osroRp. :. 1t. cou, q rrola,e, heli

OXFORD .. Ala Cour ~ Fr,isate, belt Al
fans. ~ithln ant Zoe th- County ~ OsfOri
on the thiri Taesiay ~ ot., 4, u. lpi.
On The pstitiOn of Es,ily 4. knifht, uusritau
90 reF,isal T.. Knight. mia0r beir % Albion y
q. knisht late % fers. In all toaaty ,siecss.s-
praying Zoe license 81 eel snt contey r.rtain
rvsi estate fully dcssfib-i In hsr pstiiion %
% nv ..ix lsilar.
OHDrRtp. That the ali psttisner i've nstics
b. al Isr-"a. intefcst-l ny eaasiug an aii.ifas'
~ her Jstition, With this orter thefvva, o. u
pabllsb.l thfcs wcck. sgressitely In Tho 90
In ali Coaniy, that they NAY appear a q FRO
late Court, o. - heti n Paris. on ~ tsirl
Tuesday 81 Nov. newt a nins e'shrk Ia The fore
nooa. All shaw caas.. ~ any they have, why ths
same sbyaht Mt - grunts-l.
Ut'il,.E A. WILSON, JsiEe.
A true oopy Attest III. q. DAVIS. IL sistsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10

The consciousness Of having . remedy
at hand for Group, pneumonia, sore
throat, and sudden colds, IL very con-
sollng 90 . parent. With bottle Of
Ayers Cherry Pectorsl In tbs house.
one feels, In such cases, q seass Of secu-
rity nothing else can give.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10
TWO WEARS AGO,

va. q sight Ia behold aud WAS unable
To enjoy life at all. Now am a picture
81 health aud can eat anything. What
did H. sulphur Bitten. cured me al
Dy.pep.i, aud liver Complaint, aft.I
suffering two ysar..-W. IL. Bowman
Manchester. y. W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10

A God-.end IL Ely's ercam BALM.
had c,tarrh for three years. Two OF
three times q week my nose would bleed
I thought the SORES would never heal
Your Balm has cured me.-Mrs. N. A.
jackson, Portsmouth, ". n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10

Buckinghsm's bye for the whl.ker'
IL the best. haniie.i, surr.i, cle1nesi,
most economical and satisfactory dys
ever invented. IL Il the gentlemen
fsyorite.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10
A,r. ,.v,-. sssaG ; 4 S S,;.I i: ,s.:

OXFORD. ~ s-At Q Cour 90 Pr,,sis hall al
Paris. within ani for The C.anty ~ Oxfori on
The thiri Tussisy of III. A. ID. lSi.
JAMS y. SMITH. Esesutsr on the estate
Of i:ydl. L. iiarn.isn, hts Of u~smark. In
count Of administration Of the estate of sAii de
c<ssci fer allowance
OnDsnkD. That The .aii Esecussr give Bosios
this order W 10 psblisbesi thrpe weeks SERVES
siveiy In ths Oxfori p~mcrnt, printed n Paris.
N said County. tkat they may appear a Q PRO-
tass Court ~ he kebieu Il rsrs. In sAh Coun.
sfeisrk In M forvsson. ssi chow causs, 70 any
10y have. vhy ~ 49, sasekl - :. slIgved-
As,..,y-.....:S, .2i . 4. xvi 80 -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10

George-"Mi.fortune has lie recon-
pens~s." "Ethei-"lIow do you make
that outy'' G~orge-"The homely girl
can eat onions"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10

I Was 80 much troubled with catarrh
II seriously affected my voice. One bottle
Of Eiy's Cream Balm did the work. Ny
voice IL fully restorcd.--B. y. Liepsner,
A. ~, Pastor of the Ollvet Baptist
church, Philadelphia, Pa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10

An Iowa Methodist minister has been
suspended for devotion To fast horses. II
has long been a common practice oui
West 10 suspend men for devotion Ia
fast horses not their own.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10

Il fsft.. within AMI Tor the Coaniy 20 Oxfori, 90
the thlri Tuesday % M, 4. u. lsi,
tmsr-oa kilsorc ansi iissa ". kilxoir,
pv-sst Q osrtsia Instrument parssItihg
b. ~ The la.s viii aat Testament 20 Ferris
Hsi., late - Norway In s,Li County. siesea-s,i
hastng pfv-snts-t the SANE fcr prsisstst
OaDtksD, That thr .sit prtitiso.r- give
notice o. all Jsr.ons intsf,sts~i, by caaslnx .
copy OF thi- or,lsr q, ~ yuiil.hs>l thr~e weeks
soeeessiseiy In thu Oxforl Drtn.rrst pfints-i n
Parts that t'sy may sptssr st frcs.is c.si,
Tuesday % Nov. bsst. 81 nine o'clsk In
the fsrrscon, anil shaw cause. N any they have,
vhy The saii Instrument ssoaii nct IL pfoye.i
prosei AMI ailovei q. The LAD WIN sal Ts.ts.
10 appointed Administrator with the " ~ ann n.
GE0RGg A. WILSON, Judge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-10

The sNis.-American. have been hav.
Ing big proces.ions. The American
Americin. ought ~ parade once Ia 4
Viii e just TO show that they live In the
United States.