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The Arizona sentinel., 1891-08-08

- - 1eeS- charming and attractive qt forty
 five as at twenty. Especialy is this true if she preserves her he(th and beauty by the use of Dr. Gerce's Favorite Prescription, which 7ards off all female ailments and iregu- larities, cures them if they alrady exist, keeps the life current healh- ful and vigorous, and enables Ne woman of middle age to retain tle freshness of girIhood upon brow and cheek, the light of youth in her eyes, and it's elasticity in her step. Sold by all druggists.
 Hon. Sam. Purdy, District At torney, publishes cardin another column, concerning some misstate- ment5 made, as to his views on the qualifications necessary in order to vote on the school bond question today.
 Dos Noches, Cocopah Indian, came up from the general conven- ton of the tribe Thursday. They are trying to elect General,
 
 Judge, Sheriff and three policemen. Acting Governor Munoz would not ratify the Indians elected few weeks ago.
 The Mohawk Canal Company has let a contract to Hon. G. w. Norton to open up and put water into the canal. His men are al- ready at work and he says that he will have the ddiit5eh open and water in during the coming Week This is grand news for the mag n-aoc4t Mohawk valley.
 John otoHeL Aoa1d somo one at one of the windows of his store 8 few nights ago. The chap went away but soon returned. John asked him @hat he wanted, and he answered "nada." Soon he came back, when Mir. StofelIo rose up in his bed and fired his pistol at him. The would-be thief, ran down the street for his life. John will fix him the next time.
 Little Henry, son of Mir. and Mrs. Harry Neahr died Wednesday, aged II months and 20 days, after an illness of four months. All that love, care and medical skill could do, was done for the little sufferer, but all in vain. He was buried on Thursday. The sadly bereayed pa- rents have the sympathy of the entire community in their deep afliction.
 The average height of the water in the Colorado at this place Aug ust 8th, for il years, has been Is feet, 8.7 inches, 6,7 inches higher than on the 1st. The highest was 19.2 in '83 and '84, the lowest 16.5 in '8G. During the same time the average height of the thermometer has been 1921, highest l07 in ;88, lowest 92 in go, and the average temperature of the water at the bottom of the river has been 89.5, highest 94 in '89, lowest S6 in '84.
 The Colorado river to day guages 20 feet and 3 inches, or fl inches higher than last Saturday, and 1928 in. higher than the average for this date for the last 12 years. Last Monday it raised 6 inches, fell 3 inches on Tuesday, rose 5 inches Wednesday, , on Thursday and an inch yesterday. The water is very red and thick with mud showing that the rise comes out of the Little Colorado, where it has been raining very heavily.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-08-08

SATURDAY, AUG. s, 1891.
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-08-08

Tie Common Council held an
 I;oaraed meeting Saturday aud accepted the proposition made to the town by 4, 4. Dougherty, fol putting in water works, and laying out of public park.
 Postmaster A. B. Potter was up from Gila City Wednesday. MT. Potter is an old time printer having began in '57. He has been quite unwell but is now sound as a dollar.
 Vim. s. Hodges was in from the Castle Dome mines Saturday. He says that the vein in the new strike is widening and improving in quality. The Hodges have 8 men at work.
 A letter was received here Sun day from Geronimo Elizaldo, via Guaymas. All of the party were well. They are this side of Los Angeles Bay on the west shore of the Gulf of California.
 Mir. Hartlee has been appointed a guard at the prison. MT. Hartlee has well earned the position, and will make A No. 1 man for the place, his former experince having fitted him well for his present work.
 Have we any trnly great men at the present day2 Some doubt it, and ask to be shown the modern Washington, Franklin, or Webster. However this may be, of one thing we are sure, there never was greater blood-puri- fer than Ayers Sarsaparllla.
 s. s. Gillespie, of Lodi, Cali fornia, was in town yesterday look ing it over with @ view of coming here to settle. His first name is Samuel, the same as our $. P. Hotel Sam. MT. c. WAS we'll pleas ed with Yuma.
 Many of the best people eof Quay mas are passing through daily on their way to California, fleeing from the yellow fever which IS get ting a good start in that town. Eight persons have died of it dur ing the week past.
 Deputy Sheriff Jesse Robinson, of Yavapai county, brought in John Chart, who was convicted at the last session of court, for the murder of Geo. Johnson in Pres cott, about year ago. Chart was sentenced to prison for life.
 Much injury is done by the use of grlping compound takes as purgativos. In Ayre's Fill, the patti ent has mild but effective cathartic, that can be confidently recommended alike for the most delicate patients as well es the most robust.
 Albert PoIhamu8, who hes been very sick with the typhoid fever, is very much better, and will soon be able to be around his room. His sister Georgie is able to wait on her sister Jennie, who is rapidly recovering from her severe illness.
 =------------------------- NV hat YONr GireGE GraEa Gsa
The Arizona sentinel., 1891-08-08

Albert PoIhamus, who hes been very sick with the typhoid fever, is very much better, and will soon be able to be around his room. His sister Georgie is able to wait on her sister Jennie, who is rapidly recovering from her severe illness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
pARls MANUFACTURING CO.
A,rArrSr>r 90 IT. ,rriE..

M.ssrs. Eilisrs.
Permit ui. through your columns Ga
make a short statement of the condition
~ the affair. II the Paris Manufacturing
Co.. and th- cour-e 10 action which Ia.
hc,n adopted.
The company for the past i've YEAR
has h-en upheld In It. business largely
by the advance. and endorsements of
Charlie. Cushing. of frocpoTt. Nv hi
death. which occurred si,oui two months
ago. Nc we're deprived 81 hi help. AMI
the executors 81 his -.tatc werr unable
o. rcnew the endorsements b. had made
for W, a. he made 10 provision In his
Nill Tor their continuance. These en-
dofssments amounted a. ahout -lS, ON,
mostly short time paper, aud Ne we're
unable o. meet them. and az the same
time keep up our credit BY meeting our
paw roll and merchandise notes q. they
fell due. The latter Nc felt obliged Ia
meet, but the former had 10 20 Ia pro-
test.
Under such circumstances the ex-
eCutor. 10 Mr.. Cushlug's estate brought
suii aud attached all our property. This
suit WAS not brought Ia any grasplng
spirit, bat a. measure Ia protect the pro-
perry for all interested. Under these
circumstances the company Sot.,i to a.
sign, aud has assigned a. Gco. \. Wilson,
~ >"uth Paris, and Harlan l.. pcnnlson,
ot frceport, all 81 u. property for the
benefit 10 all L. creditors aud al others
Interested. No preference. are made In
the assignment, except 10 the workmen
for their Wages Zoe ~ days prior To a.
.lgnmeut.
By the term. Of the assignment the
trustees are to continue the business Tor
the purpose ~ manufacturing the stock
on hand, sud until the plant can b.
prontably disposed Of. ~ soon a. this
can D. accomplished. all the remaining
property l. Ia b. converted into money
aud the whole divided ratably among
such creditors ~ the company a. shall
becOme parties to the assignment within
20 DAYS from July 3ri. ls9l. II will Dc
necessary Cor a creditor Ia sign the a.
signment In orisr a. become party
thereto. ANY surplu. 81 fund. rrm, ain
Ing after all creditors have been paid Ia
fall Il 20 b. returned to the company.
\ ucS valuation ~ the property sud
accounts ~ the company WAS made by
- fANfhNfA IAfNe- sAuF las A~'As WIN
Il MAS found that the assets ~ the com.
pany Ia round number. were siii.0cO,
while the liabilities were si3s,0DO. The
margin SEEMED to the director. tao small
IN justify any attempt Ca continue the
business Ca the former basis. even II ~
could have tidei over the present crisis.
50 the assignment ws. made.
Th- Cushing estate becomes party %
the assignment. ~ that Il l. a. fair and
equit,ble a prOccesling a. could h. de-
yised. Every creditor stand. on equal
footing with al. neighbor. aud All rights
~ the smaller crcditor. are preserved as
faithfully a. those "a the larger.
deemed u beat "a make thi. state
msnt In view % the many rumor- aaoat
Ina the community.
We Intend nos Ia start the factory
again Tuesday morning.
Gao. \. WILSON,
President Pari. Manufacturing Go.
south Paris, July 1, t~Si.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07

An amusing Incident l. related la con-
nectiOn with the every day work AZ the
Bangor Public Library. ~ i known.
every few week. lists 20 new books ~
ceiyed for distribution are posted about
The library room. s0 that tbos. Who
wish may look them over and select the
book to b. drawn out. The other day a
visitor, evidently from the country, en-
tered the library and passed some time
Ia booking az the new lat. lie went 90
the counter aud In q few moments the
librarian stepped along 90 attend to his
wants. >otne time Was passed In inquir-
ing about the latest publications when
h. suddenly remarked ''lIave you any
late books by Charles Dickensr' The
librarian Was dnmbfounde,l. but after q
while revived enough 90 say that they
had not. since that time the attendants
In the library have successied In gather
Ing considerable amusement out Of this
amusing inquiry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
TRY THE HERBAL RESTORATIVE
nov RESIDENT TAXES

In The to.n - nrV~nesli. In the Coanty %
ONfsri All state ~ Maine, Zoe The year l-o
Ths fOliosing h.t % taNrs 90 rral estate %
noa rvsi'i.n, g~per. In tis tow ~ irownnehi 90
tn year lea. la TAN. Cotnnittssi a. Nm. n. Waks
Il nski. tollsstof ~ .sii tosn, oa the sh day u
| July. isa. has leu r.tarpcl by him 81 ne az ~
| mainins unIsii on ths lcth day % April. iSl. H.,
c.rtaest. THAT dsis AMI nov r.ulsihs unI,ahl
| notice Il hsvhy Eitsn thai u the sshl tsNss In
| tsrvst AMI skargv. arr no, Iali In D. The fr.a.
ury ~ all t0~n within shis.n Hlonth. from IN
dale 81 The eonmitnsn, ~ sAii biil., 80 Ianeh Of
the r,sl estate taNci q. viii - sac.ut b. pay ths
| amount due tissFvon iRciuilnT inisw.t an
chsrEe- will ~itbout further botls. - .oli Al
public saetion si the one. ef J. l.. frnk In ssl
is-n. an the s'h day Of January. is,s. %
o'shCk In On. ansruooa.
Name. 20 non r,.iisnt owner. or unkRown.l
WIN. y. D,nnst, loussiei on east .l.ie by l.ni 81
=. tpennett. south by lani u D. N. Chambsfiala.
west ny y. u state line. J.; ssr,s. 'alas ca,
tsx tito.
4. bay .sas, shi .yath by lad % 4. l.. DarsiH,
- sere., value tiiA. tau ~ et-.
SAMUEL Gilman. bsir. ~, q part ~ QaAke neal
90 bling 90 east .iis OF ,aoo n'er. l. serc-.
value ti7o. tan tifi.
n D. Merton. known a. Tho slmeoH Dyer fara.
l-OuRdssi on The north by Jsme- lay estate.
sA., sy lad Of Polly lay. u" ssr.-. 'alss sio.
tsx tsti.
Lewis ". o'Brioa. OF ual po~n. l-oas.is.i 90 ths
hsrth by lsnd % u. ". iissn, sA.s ~ raj b.
niran, -oaih by Lsi - Alians Lam, we.t by
Labd offs. q. Isns. ~ scrc.. ,alss es.o tau o. -
Chs-. Patterson, or unknosn, formerly o~n.i
by Noah Msrtthsii. boanicl oa the north by
lssi ~ J. D.. Quint. east ny aR.i ~ l.. AMI l..
", Rogers. Is ssr.. ,slee -, tan sfa
Hiilso. frassi., hsir. of, t-sas.is.i Tia nsrth
by LIANT % D.. :. kial.sll. ea.t BY toun IA .osth
w Porter ts~n hoe. we.t by u ssrrrsi. land.
NJ ssre-. value sisl. tau tfE.
John uishsri-on or ankno~n, sitasis-i near the
Irs Lang farm, near sad sf Ahiss wslksr asi
D. te--ssisn. 10 ser.., sslss tse. tss ~ ct..
tharts. sands, OF anknows, t-san,iei on the
notth by hsi % l.. v. Niilikin. south By J. u.
s,oss. vs.i by highway. % seres. value 81. TAI
IS ets.
Jessie u sargent. late homestead. bounded on
The north BY land ~ u. Sargent, sosth by lAsi
ofA. hay, ~ scrs, value eiol, tAS el N
Arthur Stanley. min ant machinery, sitaste.i
near tins..stt mill. eaiis~t. near 4. kimlsalrs
land. value tJsl, TAI t1i0
Nathaniel Towie. boaniei on the north BY frye
burg tows hoe. EAST by land 10 X. Parsons.
south BY land cf q. y. Gray. Is sercs. value sss.
tan sssO.
DAVID o. sEAvEY.
TREASURER % the town % Brownneit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07

Fourteen hundred application. for
pensions have been reviewed at the State
Pension Agency the present year, which
u about two hundred less than last year
at this time. This IL accounted for In
part through the passage Of the depend
ent pension bill by Congress, which gave
aid Ia many dependent on State aid.
one thousand pension certificates have
been issued 10 like number Of the 100
applicants. Many applications have
been reviewed from United States pen
sioners and to such state aid l. not
granted al present, but later on, II the
money holds out, they may be allowed
something.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
MARRIED

NLk Ulon. a. 4 Iliy ~ Irviag. Mas. aRl
Mr.. y. I, Nor-s. fsfmsfly - Soa,h fsr..
In West ran., jaiy Z. By 4, =. turis, tsl
MT a.. psanis nsaEhty aai Miss tors \, tof
lrtt. 18th ~ srvsns~si.
Ia wsss rssi., Jane ,. by Es,. . W smith
rrsusi. D. Csls all iIsnaah q. Js'iain., t-',h 81
srv~ust-si
IL usbrou. Jsss o.. rrsf 4. u. nr.iH.ri o.
lIailBsrii aal l.. Grsac.s traas ~ iishrva
10 faf,snssalh, y. a., IaRs N. Osu. y. Dssh
- Daluih. uinA.. ALL ,sns NAY ,tapls. - ins
nstl
On nrysnt. Peat. Ia.e N. ~ Rs,. .. D
rsAss. NJ. Chsfiss 4, nrvsssF All Ms. hais
|, Msfstsu. 18th ~ As.istsf
On rufner, Jsae - a ths Fvsiisecs ~ ~
bftis's f.thsr ~ 4. u texE. ~, M tiYs-s'
+. ks.ps ~ Iisbfoa. as.i ME-. Lillian /. paaa o.
/ tufusf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
WANTS TO sst TIE CIRCUS.

Ex-Governor sidney Perham 81 Mains
passed through the city yesterday ou hi.
Nay from his winter home la Washing,
ton Ia his summer re.idsncc Ia Paris,
Ne. Mr.. ferham says with twinkle
In his eye, II want Ia D. back Ia Wash
ingtOn la time % 500 the cirrus wh@n Il
meets for thu first time. The cirru.
referred "a l. b. 1ad Congrc-.. Mr..
Perham thinks that Crisp Of Georgia
will ~ speaker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
GOLD WATCH FREE,
90 YOU WANT rSlS'
". Wa, N.~ >s..ss,.s.. SD Nii r-,
Iisss.Ii, rss rss.s.

Nv the uss ~ The purChtse coupon
found In this paper every person sab.
.crihlng grts hack an Ani morv than they
paw Tor a yearly subscription.
N nil ~ EASY to gct neW suhsCrih"r'
under this condition.
We will pay a liberal each commission
ior every ncw advance paving subscrth-
~ ssnt "a AMI In addition Will give 4
handsome gold watch o. thr person send
Ing the largest LIT ~ neS subscriters "a
tn Democrat before september 1T, l>al.
Try fof u. Tho commission Will pay
YEA Ncll II YOU ut M morr.
ATwupp a fuEHEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07

Ttsss Ell ~ year n p.id .ssissly In s.i,a.es-
Othsr~t-s tfes year. >inxls eoplss esn'.-
ADyNkrtsssk>r. Al iesAi siseFtl-susuts Arv
given thres oen-sca tite in-sftieos fsr 80 ~
Inch IN snEth % colunn. >lSciAl contrssts
sr.-
Joa rHI>tt~a ->sx tyTs fat pr~..s.. stsam
pox0r, exI~ftsnoesi wofkmsn AMI &c prtccs
sssaahlns D. rnake thl- dspsrtInent % oar basi
ns.s cosnpists AMI Ispaisf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
SEw ApvEKrisENESrs

I've. IIass Tlsy sol rhsY ~ Ma
Almini.fratuf's Nutirs - ~ale
t.s-.i IAsiy 20 tssutleUsn Nfttors.
Irulais Neakns-s.
w. Hstan's Ntrruls killer.
~ rtsfisut Taxes o. nrusndstl
T..arfst ttna MaV INfursluns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
RsAl ESTATE TRANSFERS.

JouS y. srAntkt. kh"istsk.
Ainlsv.
=. orvser IA G. n. Gro,er. s@
ASpo,sn.
W. W. Mason IL o.. o. Mssca u 81.
srrusl.
=. n r~isehsli N W. A. Dusfee. |"
cASroS.
Q. n fuii~s IA l.. N Rstis.oa. iso
pispinIp.
". y. rasnaa ~ ", n. rsissm,
%. kimasds se ~. y. Holland a al. i""
oilsAp.
". q. Chspmaa ~ " n. Chsrwss.
y. D. Chspmsn ~ ". q. Chapmsn,
sars>wcop.
" v Chaplain IN q. :. Garter. i-o
v. f.rhsn D. ". u. fsrnhsm, an
uaHr,osp.
=. a. khiaer n A. khh,er. o
oxsosD.
%. o. smith - W. r-i,sssIl. In
PANS.
u FuIlsr b. ". u. ros.,
" D. f'sIi ~ y. chsr,hiii. !
r,su.
rsrsr ~ :. y. ir,.A. ~
Rusrosp
q. n s~sia b. q. x. kin,lsil.
4. ", kiml.Ailts same.
,. Z. Hal a. ". 10. i'sr,sf.
D, 4. Porter 81 sane.
J. :. morse ,o ". r.s,ensin,
rowssnIr so.h
q. Ma.on ~ T.. L. Ms.oa q, al. o"
wvopsro,k.
y. ysaus o. Y. y s.sn. -
q. q, DS~ 10 y. 4. wY@.a. ir
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
srNGI.E Coris.s.

stasls C.,,.ls. - ~ tAs1as-rat an fsur rsets
e.rk Thse ~ffi - usails-i = rsssiJt - pfifs ~
ti.s pahllshsr. 90 fur "a ountenienfs ~ atf,tse
.insls copiss ~ % s.h ts.us have hesa Plssei On
49, Al ths Advising pla.sss o. IN tnantY
-ssatk rarts. t.srry's prax stofv.
shuftisrs nTug ~t1rv.
~ar~av NaFes' nrux ~tnrv.
ua.laskl ~ Atst-si. fustInastCf.
m,a.tt Frahk Ilsrise. f,.stIna-tsr,
Frvebsrs. ~ Ls~ts. insarNnos $40.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
TRY THE HERBAL RESTORATIVE.
HOR SALE.


DuRsUANT 10 ucss.s from IN. lion. J.s,,
i OF frei.sss Tor The County of Oaferi, 4 shall
I'll o. yabic anctisa on The aFst DAY of August.
\. u. is>l. - teu e'eioek N the fsrvpo,s N ths
Dwelling hesse Of Mary Thomas In Hartford IN
Nathaniel fkoass l.is e1 Al Iisrssr, !. a.,
csunty. decsasei. kai IN tks felisvins val tate
sisnasei In s.id Hartford. % VIA Ths Eins
Gers. 20 eaiIe.t. IN that part Of Hartford kseuu
=. Inss.psess Snss. asd past ef M No. In
posci Ahcst thirty -thrpe AMI oss shiri 49,.
49, Yan ssi.g hnsvn - ~ -nessr La
' Ne n iissisi; = S:{ e a. 4 . isi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07

MEMORIAL SERVICES.

hNaAANs vs. sNaNhsA
There w.r. interesting memorial scr,'
ic.. held In Trinity ,hunh last night b,
the Young People. Christian League.
They were commemorative. of Mr.. I'd
ward ~. stearus, Who WAS, before hi.
death, = beloved member ~ the league.
Appropriate remarks, lsudlng the
Christian character and earnest works al
Mr.. st.arn., were made BY Mr.. D. y.
rsxon, Mr.. Henry Mays, Mr.. u. T..
Luther, Mr.. q. l.. Near aud Mr.. Walter
Wood.
\ duet, "O Morning Land Wa. sung
BY Nil. Laura l.o.e sni Mrs. ID. u.
l.uihcr.
after Toillng Cometh Rest" wa.
sung In most beautiful manner by
Miss Florence Green, of Waterford,
Conn.
By request Ml.. Carrie Love read an
appropriate poem entitloi The lmmor-
tai Now"
The folloxlng memorial resolutions
were read With effect by Mr.. j. D. VIII
helm:
~ srsoRi,s.
Tic annoanc.ment ~ the death ~ Ei~ari ~.
,tesrus .sui D. the heart, ~ all xbo Knew him
tbe ke.ns-t Iangs sasiDe--
In III. death thsre IA. bcca stricken from the
roll ~ thu "ieaux reople's Christian Lsasse."
eas of ID. be-t As,ci sRi most active msmbsr-.
fsrr fysiy D. i.ni M. tab.ut b. the .sristy When
bc.-is.i. AMI nahifcstinx such an tntcrvst In "
ssliar. thsi Ne oahnot sslp bat mourn vor lc...
.till 90 r.ioi.e IN tbc rvcoliestion of hi- CHRIS
tiAn NE, Anl fc.l confident that another ssot
,oi~s has l-sa sdici IA the Lsni of .ins,r-
Al-ose. from car League.
A. 400 hs "a. loving anil du,ifui: a. .
bpabsr oon.i,lerste AMI kini. ami ss frisni
syaIsatsstis sol true a. steel
Iii. tall. and car,. are en.iel. No more shall
Ne -sstids gvuial lace. 90 feel the prssurc of
M. frtsRily hsnd. lie Ia. lssn tsksn frvsn
Earth anil transferred D. msn.ions sf heavenly
vt snsi happiness. fcss b. HI. aches AMI
hoDor b. M. sDsnosy.
bar frisni. how mash Ne mis-. the face
We lcsrps-i O. 1--we - well
Ohi ~sahi that 90 o,aii ~ thcs no
In heaven. ~hsfe ttssa da-t dseli.
We kn0w that ,.si Ia. taken the.
To - with iiin also,e.
AMI cue by cue veil msst thss uffe
In that bright lsni % love.
Thy ,olos .. hs.hsi o. mortal ears.
No norv my song % prsi-s
o. hesri o. ne with Osr- Oa earth,
A. In The fsrner days.
bat thoash Ne w-sp for this our io-s.
We must relaics with ti.s~,
for tisou ~ih sinx la hea,eo's choir
Throash all eternity.
Thu. ON N. IN % April. i-si, NJ. brief pilgrim.
Asc on earth wss endei. o. i.-xin the ME that Il
o. he fsreyer enjoyed In the home of our Father.
fssv he .~si'. The coming Of the lowell oses
sn tshis.l.
siscere eoo.isieaoe aud -ymrsthstie .errvw. and
re.tue-t that thi. rvl-or ~ spfead upon the min.
uts- aud sepe. he Furnished M. isrs.,ei father.
sister AMI brothers.
sigp~i. MRs. u. v. LuruEH.
Miss LARA Rosa,
CIiffOED NEAE.
Atlanta. ga. June .. ioi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
nIRE AND rrGRT

The treasury department y wrestling
Nth m. question whether professional
prize aghtsr- arr artists. The question
arises from the importation ~ >lsNin
and Mitchell o. engage la a priFr hght.
n they arr not "arti.ts" thsy arr hrrv
I'M violation % tn contract labor las,
snd can D. sent back. ~, When they
81 down o. husinrss, their ocvupaiion
consist. In decuraiing each others cOun-
tcnancc.. they might psrhap. ou plnch
d. clas.ssl a. deguratisv arti-is.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07

Therv l. movement ca fout o. unite
the two bitterly rival citics, -. Paul aud
Minneapolis. a. one municipality. The
newspaper funny msu 20 ~" country
ought o. ris- Ia body aud prut-st.
TlI~y can't AFFORD to ln.s such fruitful
SQUIRE ~ material ~ tn rivalry tstsccu
tl.ss citirs has h.yu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07

TIIE sal.s,rti-t hswby give. pablo nosies
that ~ N. i-~n duiy spi-autsi by III llen"f.
10 Ialsv 20 rrsials Zoe ths ,.antY 20 ohfori
AMI a.sumsi ths trust ~ tse,ui"r ~ US
s.tAis %
UANN,U N. CrsIM,N late ~ ns,i'si.
In .ahi t.anty slsr.sssl. by sttinE l-sasi a. N
az dlf,st. H. thsryfsFv F..lucsts al IsF-'s'
inslsiss.l o. IL sstats - ait tiecssscl ~ naAs
ltarss-lists Isyussnt. aht thssas stn have Any
sistas u.is tl..if,..su o. sshltst ti,~ sane o.
Ians o.. Isgi. HANSON ~. CUMMING
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07
FOR SALE.

Being about "a change my residence. oGer for
saLe az harTain my rial estate on GothIc strict.
south Paris. consisting of tso Story house. an
ell. and stable, nearly new. The buihiings are
supplied with god sasc'iaet water and are In
good repair. The place 10 Known ~ the ssth
Merse stand.
For further information enquire Of Alvsh
shurtief, EsI.
south Paris. June Is. isei.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07

\ new lIungarisn novel has The Inter
e.ting title. "Thsrv l. W l'v,il. Nv
Naurie~ Jokai" \ msu Who can write
a noVel Niih such q tltle ought o. change
IN. lat tUo letter. q hi. nawe, and
make Il Joker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07

An industrial school for Indian chill
drvn has beyu established AZ Genoa,
Neh.. aud q number ~ the children have
ho-n employed by fim 10 bcet sugar
manufacturer. "a pull weeds. rhervup-
on thu labor organizations ~ the yicin-
IN have made 'blg kick bocause In
dans we're employed instead ~ white
people. for centuries the white man
has denounced the Indian because h.
wont work; nos the Indian boy. aud
girl Who have a disposition % earn their
living must not D. allowed "a do 80.
The white man l. almost a. hard 10 suit
a. a mugNump.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07

Nd"st"fsffst"F's N"tFs NJ WIZ
nrg~IANr 81 hrsu.s ffun IN IIon. Iufse
II 20 rrulsts fsf ths tuanty nfpNfur'i. ! shall
- 81 path Aartisa On ths stEhth dsr q AaEust
A a. lot. 81 toe o'Clrk ih H. susfns-sn on ths
pfyfnlsss. al ths rsh TIL Ani iatsfvst -his ,
loaaihah a. iisssstt late ~ bhforit IN saii
Csanty. dssss.ssi. hsi Ia AMI b, 10 folio-tnx
ds-vfils.i rvAi estate. o. al Tie h.usstsssl
fsftn - all iansthan a tiACkstii IN All Osfof'i
oontainihx aioat hfty 81, esTvs, shsui one snii
anr halt raihrs fr,sta ssshahis fans stilass.
Ibais.l thi. thirtisth dsy sf Iuas, ~ lei.
UIDIlsE a. GOODWIN,
Admtntsfktur.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-07-07

Frank Melbourne % Canton. Ohio, has
= big job on hi hands. IL has declar-
81 that on a certain previously appoint
81 DAY he will cause rain % fall over an
ara ~ 40 least soo,eD square nile, In
order IA ct the $1,000 appropriated by
Congress.