davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Critic and record., 1891-05-01

The odd will of Prince Napoleon is ex-
citing large comment all over Europe. II
entirely snubbed young Victor" and
left two pictures, a collection of medals,
and 10000 francs TO AjaCcio, the birth
place of the Man of Destiny.
The Critic and record., 1891-05-01

II TAKES a MIGHTY fine dinner and lots
of it to convince the average citizen that
the country is getting fat and sassy under
the operation Of the McKINIEY bill
The Critic and record., 1891-05-01

If you want TO see all the newest fabrics
in suitings and trouserng for spring wear
at prices in harmony with your purse call
at Eiseman Bros tailoring department,
corneT Seventh and u streets.
The Critic and record., 1891-05-01

1N THESE DAYS poor old diplomacy has Il
hard time keeping within hailing distance
IL rNnnls
The Critic and record., 1891-05-01
ur. Penn's Funeral.
Grants Monument.

OIOW Wlt 4VtW IOFh oWIi Y,
The Executive Committee of the Grant
Monument Association met yesterday.
o. o. Howard telegraphed that he would
have one company of infantry with a
band present at the ceremonies of break
ing ground for the monument on April
81. In addition to these, there will be a
body of United States troops from Fort
which will land at the foot of 125th street,
North River to take part in the ceremony
The Department Commander of New
Jersey wrote that he would be present
with his staff. Benjamin l.. Tracy Secre-
tary of the Navy wrote that he had de-
tailed the United States ship, Yantic,
Commander Rockwell, to fire an appro-
piiate salute in front of the tomb. A dele
cation of the State Department, G, A, H.,
will also be present
The Critic and record., 1891-05-01

General Armistead Lindsay Long, who
was General Robert r. Lees chief of staff
at the time of the Confederate leaders,
surrender, died April 30, at Charlottesville,
Va. He was born in Campbell County,
Va, September 8, 1927; was graduated at
the United States Military Academy, West
Point, July /, 1850, commissioned second
lieutenant and attached to the Second
Artillery, and promoted first lieutenant
July ], 1854. AZ the outbreak of the re-
appointed major in Tie Confederate ssr- M
vice. In April, 1862, he was promoted
colonel and made military secretary to
General Lee, He was promoted TO be
brigadier general of artillery in Septem-
ber, 1868, taking prominent part in all
General Lees campaigns. In November,
1864, he retired from field service in con-
sequence OF an attack of paralysis. In
1856 he published in New York his me-
moirs of General Lee.
The Critic and record., 1891-05-01

THE Hon. Henry w. BLAIR just now is
q sort of anti-Chinese Grafton without
words
The Critic and record., 1891-05-01

Now THAT Mr.. BLAIR is Called Back,
the President appears to have been Led
Astray"
The Critic and record., 1891-05-01

attempt to swing from the diplomatic
slack.wire without injury to his political
standing.
The Critic and record., 1891-05-01

LIEUTEYANT HEM still maintains that
the English yachts are superior to the
American. 1t would be interesting to
know Just what odds HEM will lay.
The Critic and record., 1891-05-01

The OYSTERS PARTING shot-"Don't be
a clam"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
WEST OXFORD COUNTY uoUcA
nOsAL MEETING


The eleventh annual meeting q the
western oxford County Teacher A.
ISOLATION. VA held al M~onhn Hall,
hear Fall., >ePt. . and -. Therr ~ss
very Arg, Attendance.
The msyting was called a. order by the
president. M. J. y. Dinsmorr. III.
choir then op-nei the exercises With an
Appropriate .slcytion. followed by de-
VOtibnAl exercises. together With singing
hy the school children, conducted by
EeN. g.. T. HsilOn. An addrvs. 20 vel.
comr "a. given by Mr.. y. 4. fo,. He-
port % lat meeting rad by Miss Cora
Gaichsll. --Cr,tary.
Papsrs werv rad by Nr. 4. VI. stan
lev 20 last BroNnfeld, on school
All /" Mi. Ida N. BAriWell 20 Porter
ca "lmI-ortanc- 10 Teaching ratrioiism;
M y. 4. Fox. 20 kcHar Pals, on Char
actrr snd pc~l. % Great Men;" Mr.
wslch 20 fryeburg, on The Teachers
llcAlth-Dangrrs "a aud Preservation
Of. Mis- Hattie Durgin ~ Brownhcld.
ca Practical Value ~ Courtesy" writ
ten by Mr. chester D.. Chapman 20 >ouih
Hiram. Mr.. ~. \. Morton 20 Porter, ca
"El.ments 10 >cienc-s Applying 90 Agri-
culture" Discussion followed each pa
Ter.
During the session two very cXcellent
class exercises werr given by pupils
under the charge % M. -. \. Morton %
Porter.
The teacher. aud visitors enjoyed a
very nice dinner which had b~cn pie
pared for this ocCasion, At the Ncstfy OF
The Methodist church.
Friday evening". Prof. o.. q. Purington
gaV, an addrv.. ca "llighcr Duties ~
Teacher" "a a large and apprcclati'e
audience.
Thee officers we're elected q, the bu.I-
ness meeting:
rrssltsrt ", =. D piusuurv - frytburg.
Nina rr.-lisut. nf. 4. D. wtl-un - iiifams
>.crvtary. Mis. Cora GAichsll - last Bro~n
Exs.atigs Csuauitiss. NJ a. a Einati - Loy.
oil. NJ 4 ~ Na.au - Porter, ME- t.oui-s
EastuAn - Brosndsii. Miss LIZ Nlssn -
isnmafk M Chvncs loncs - >wvisn. Nj.
fri-,tlis Adams - iiirAm.
The committee ca resolutions then
offered the following report:
gs.siVei l. That 80 extsni car thahks D.
NJ. a. n MAsun for his snsrgf IN Furnishing 80
E,--i pF,'gra'asas 80 ~. is-,'.s i ~,
ffvs ass - ~ hall Nssl.h o. uAhk NJ.
"a ~. Msrrthsii ami nj. assistants for thsif ssft
80 iu furuishing musir DC ear mestins Re-
saltsst hat ~ sNtsnt hearty thsnks D. ~
J,pLs - this yilafs ssi ,irbiiy oftlssir srert.
IN prrstting sntsrsiumsnt |. that ~ Av
vsry thankfal o. ths starr diver. Mr.. b 4. fux.
fuf furnishing half fAfv raiss from Cornish
>tstinu h. ksiar fAi..
The meeting then adjourned o. call 10
Executive Committee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
as AZ osFoRo BfAR

Tie American palrymsn pays the fol-
lo~ing very complimentary uotics e. a
native % Buckhsld, IN this county;
''Thsrv 4. alVays had. . leader, a
manager. Ia every sucyessful eutsrprise.
lie i not slwa1s o. b. found figuring AZ
the bead. bat b. i ths actlv. principle,
the propslling power. four or i've
wears ago a little man pullel cat II an-
uthsr organization aud started an ac-
Ciient company ~ his usn. amid a deal
q criticism and unfaVorahle prophecy.
ing 10 had nj. eve on ">ucy,ss' and
has never taken u OF lie has climt-si
over every obstacle. 90 push~i through
IL. or Travelled around L.. Ia l~>s his
COmpany Srute during the hrst IN
months ~ it. eNistsncc 81, sD,Nn II
ne~ business. The frat siN months II
this wear. i>9l. Il wrute $40, l>i,uo
The average monthly gain this war has
bcsn over sla.sDO.uo. Therv must -
some brains and business know ledge
bach % such rc,orl a. this. II has
bc,u achieved hy Mr. kimhall 4. NJ
Wood. Secretary and General Manager II
the Preferred Mutual Accident Assost
alton. - Rruadvay. New York city.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
MAINE GOOD 1INpLARs.

The Good Iemplar. are entering upon
an active and aggressive campaign In
Maine towards buildlng up weak Lodges
and organizing new ones. Immediately
Al thu Close ~ the Grand Lodge session
held al ~. Pari. early In OCT. worker.
we're pat into the field and will b. con-
tinuei till the holidays, and again after
the new year.
Past q. 4. Templar, J. II. Hamilton,
!. on a tour In Aroo.took County. has
organized fine lodge az MorO, visited
many OIL ones, and will add several
more Ca the li.t during the next two
weeks, after which he will work In Men
nehcc and adjoining.
state Deputy. Frank W. Gowen has
been Ia Somerset County several weeks.
has organized large, splendid Lodge. AZ
Madison, flag.tsf. and Dead River, aud
held a large number Of we'll attended
public meetings. lie will continue work
Ia franklin aud other sections.
Mrs. Nheslden, q. Vice Templar. will
visit aud work Ia penobscot County. and
other Deputies will push the work In
other sections. For any particulars In
regard 10 the work aud Order address
the SO. q. T.. Brackett, at Belfast.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
TALK OF rnI srtrt.

The PAPER. arv nll~i ~lih reports -
launchings from ID" many .hlpy afd'
along the Maine coast.
The hunter, appear &C. ~ meeting
wlih good luck thi. fall. rhirtccn deer
~erc rcccntly shipped from Bangor la q
single day.
ENp~rt lumbsrmsn say the cut ~ lum-
Der ga M. kennct.cc this winter Sill d.
only tso-ihlrds % the average In iof-
mef YEAR,.
The postmaster general has uni = con.
sid.rhtion the establishment 10 fire.
delivery .~rYic. within the next ninriy
days Ia waieryille.
The Maine Pedagogical soclcty Will
hold L. l9th annual mecilng at Port
land from rhur.dNy evening, Dcc. n,
till Saturday, Jan. 2.
Prrniis. Ds,i. % BANGOR. aged O.,
while shlngling hl. barn, fell fr"m the
/ ruof striking brad foremost on grind
stone. lie MAS Killed INSTANTLY.
The state convention Of the woman.
Christian Temperance Union ~. held
n Augusta last wc.k. The reports .hoS
a most succc.sfal year Ia the organlIs-
ton.
Mr. George D.. II. Jackson, formerly
president 20 the Maine Central Railroad,
sud a Well known aud wealthy business
man % Portland, diei Monday morning.
ag~i O. years.
Ofthr hundred aud thirteen corn can
ming factorie. In thu. state, forty-two
rrport s.5ig,j0O eau. packed thl. fall,
the product In most II them belng larger
than that % last year.
The h,e-ycar-old daughter 10 Charlie.
English 81 Lewiston, fell down stair.
with plate In her hand. 4 pIece 81
the plate picrc-d her jugular vein, caus-
ing her To bleed "a death.
Aloufo DNi. 81 WaldobotO, while
employed In sinking big stone In he
field. VA. crushed by the stone rolling
Ia upon him before h. expected u. lie
WAS 80 badly hur, that he diei before be
could be- released.
The Commissioners 81 Phtrm lcy AZ
their meeting last week raised the per-
ccntage required for the adml..ion 81
candidate. tor registration from ~ per
cent ~ =. IN. maximum rank po..Ibl.
bclug Too.
A. A VIII. a.. ,,,,,, co,,,,e,o, 4.
...t... ~. -. ,.,IiI,,,, o., a. a
w-1.- pst,.,i,is ." -. r..
1870 III, =. .tSsit
f-e, and the other 3DxtJ, each four sio-
ries.
C.H. Nelson aud hi. string 81 horse.
arrived home from the West Thursday
morning. Mr.. Nelson thinks h. has
done well Ia hl. Western c.mpaigu. lie
IA. nut ..y,n hor.e. into the . 30 ll.t.
snd one into the 40 II.t.
Pred Taylor of Randolph IL bound
wv. :" .n' s'A", .' ~,
on ~ uh,,oA,-o,u ,sus ~ ".'''
sm' 49,, ;. '" ~ IT," 49, ~
5000. =, ~ 80 -
". '"' "'' -"
w! 'tPu'".
Bath bookkeeper recently lett town
and very few people knew the reason
si ~! = NV apIis ,no ' IT,, 49, ', ,",
~ -, ,'In -, an. .. ~" ~ "a
,J - 49,, !" .,s.',, -. -,
10 ",n MI Ia -, a. III ~, ~ P' ''"'
=" " "V' ''"'' '' '"''
The Lewiston Journal says that q
Lewiston lady, a widow and hard
working woman, ~ho during the past
wear has hem making a brave fight with
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

There IL no periodical ihsi 20 thor
oughly meets the requirements Of tn
entire household as Jefferson" IL
varied contents Offer At the same time
entert sinment and instruction. The No
vember number IL full Of fine illusira
tions, and among the stories are "Chris
| tine" by Mis-. NJ. q. McCiellaDd, one of
the best short stories we ever read by
this popular author, and "i'he Gar
between BY Frank Lee benedict.
.The I.ies Of Many Names" isa charm
ingiy illustrated sketch. Minna Irving
contributes . beautiiui poem, ''rh.
flight of the Birds "folk-lore Of
Finger Ring, -"Upholstering at Home,
and .some Interesting Relics" are Ill
good and full ef useful Information.
Terms: Two dollars a year, With large
reductions To clubs, aud an elegant line
Of premiums for those who will get up
clubs.
Send for . sample copy With full par
tIculsrs and get up eisb for this Popu-
lar monthly.
Address PErERsox's MAGAZINE, DOG
Chestnut strcst, PhIladslphla, Pa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

ONtORD. .. NJ Count ~ Probate he'll n
Paris, within anil foF the Coanty 20 Okfuri "a
tn thlri Tss.iaY ~ az. \. ~ lsi
JAMES y. SMITH. tte-utof on The sstAts
- Lyii, l.. iisbisn, late ~ l-nmsfk, n
opuni 20 aimini.tfatiSa ~ th. estate - all &c
oss.s,i for alhswans.
OHDsssB, That The ali Exe-utgf give n0tirs
o. al psr-sns Interested. by causing copy III
tai. or,isr b. - pubushe.i thru. wesks ss0sss
.iv,iy IN the Osforl p,masrat. prbtei Al Paris
IN sahl tounty, that they NAY aptsar a q PRO
LAT. Court b. ~ hbhisn a Paris. In all Coan
~ on The thiri ru~.iay - Nov. neat. a nine
o'slssk In tl- forvnoon, ant shaw aus. " an!
they have, uhy the sane shoutl Nd - allowed
sFp. A. WILSON Jafisv.
A true copy attest Ill. q. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
MARRIED.

IN Hsatan PALS. ot. -. % Tho f..iisnc. u
ths bftis's tsthsr n.th ~. sntsv. tlsysisn o.
Last. - " aisr,tts, aad Mianls sailsy % Ner
ssv
IL nntrtsa. ost ". By Re-, A D. rsrun
tissri I, teii,y ~ Hrv~nAsli. AIT tsr,hs 4
Aiisn ~ nrt,isiaa.
IN coas.y'S ". go. A.. by Rev. Ia.isy 4
Ileaa. Chss : iIlli AIT lana 4. wllhaf
18th - fryshay
10 Ramtart. uSt o Ck.fies D. fisv.omt
an.i tnIa 4 sar1ri
iisri-sr " taslsF AL Mi. Ir,ps Mag. boti
~ Parts.
IN w~.l.,-l. Ust T.. by Atisa Cha.s. p.q
Mr. wa. ~ ,et-st ~ Rumfori ant Mr. Tia
AZ b Rssmts % No.sistsrk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
aIAR RIVER GRANGE.

Rear River Grange. at IT, last meeting
ws. In charge 81 the sisters. The OH
Ger. for the evening were;
Master, sister fAu.tiha Brv~n.
Otsr-ser, sister N. Roist..
Isrtufvf. sister 4. -sanisr-.
sssrtsry, sister ~. Iewett
Chaplaia. sister lIiie Pesers.
stewart. sister Vita snail.
A..isisut seward. sister 4. Russell
After opening In the usual form, tho
first of the evening MAS devoted Ia Z
musical and literary entertainment. Fob
lowing was q cracker contest,-frst
prize . pyramldsl loaf 81 cake, BOBBY
pri,r. an immense cracker. Next came
needle conte.',-hr.t prize, bronze
match.ssfe, BOBBY prize, darning-need'
IT,. Lastly, a splier-web contest; In
this as In ali the foregoing contests the
brother. proved models of patience and
perseverance. First prize, q bottle eau
De cologne. BOBBY prize, . ciothes-pin
baby. Refreshments, coffee 4 cake,
supplemented nv popcorn aud apples.
Closed as u usual In the Grange.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
olroRp. |. At. Coar Of I'rolal. heli 4

OXFORD I. At Q count % Probate hsii Al
fsfi., within ant Cor III t.ahty - oxford
On ths thiri TusssisT - 'st. \. n. t-il
lilHAN 4. RANDALL. haaas-i ftesutsF n
|. certain tRsruuagut yarpsf,iaE o. 10 IN a.
viii Ahi Tvstamsut n Aufastas Nlns ats III
Wshstt. ta ali CountF. desss.et. hatius prv
ssuts-i ths sane fuf Probate
OHnsHfu. That tn ALI I.stitioasf sfys natics
o. al fsrsuns intrrvstei. ~ faasing cupy II
ihi. orisf o. - pahlishs-l thfvs sesks snrrss
.iTsly In tts oNfsfi Iyms-rrsi prints-i a Part
that thsy MAJ apI-sf 81 q frslssts tsuu o. ~
he'll d fans. IN ali toanty. 90 n thlri Tues
dAy 20 Nov nstt a nins p'skSk In The fore
nnsn, ahi shss ras.s N any thsy have shy IN
sskt iastruusnt shpuii nst ~ prptei. appfvtvl
ani aihfsci q. III LAT VIII AIT restamsnt II
.sht dec~s.ci, all thai ali iiirAm A hianial
- apt-,ihis.i tsesatsr
sEoRsE 4 WILSON, Igi.,.
trus eopy -Atts-t Ill. 4. DAVIS. Gssistsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
DIED

In Lowell. ost y. Mr. rso. IIsali. assi .
yesr
In Lowell. ct -. M. Caroline pur.in. ss~i
al-sut ~ years.
In fan.. eat "a Ioha z carter. ACT 4 rear.
o. >oTvsy. 'st u. Mr. Ierasha Hish. as~i
a yssrs.
u Meth Nu-sists-k. UNt- N. Mrs. n.thshsl.s
taFuHm asei - yssr., q snosths sol ~ dafs.
In hamfori Csniw, at ~, " 4. ps'ii"f
ss--i a. YEAR.
Ia Eaaior,i csn,r,. 81, -. sale Kslsht. as-l
% yssfs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

The Fairfield Journal reports that the
deal between the town % iIartland and
Mr.. Van wat, who WAS expected Ia
newly equip the IIsrtlsnd road. seems
10 have come Ia q stsndstill. The town
voted To sell the road To Mr.. Van wart
for sico0 when he equips IL. This vote
does not exactly please the gentleman,
q. he thinks Il questions his good faith
In the matter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

OXFORD, &c Al Q Cour ~ Probate hall .
Paris. within ant Tor the toanty ofOxfOri
90 the thiri Tuesday ~ ri, a. u. lsl.
tain Instrument part.ortins ~ - The Ia.
VIII sRi Testament % Lydia morrill,
lsis % Porter. In ssid County, deseA-si, hss
Ing prr.sniei ths same for Probate
OspsHkp. That the sail r.titisoer give notic.
a. all t-~r-oa. lntsr~-tsi, by esa.ins q copy %
this orlsr o. te Publi.hs-i thrive wesk. .ucrs--ite
" In The Osforl ll~morrat prtntei Al faTi.. TIA
thy may syyssr II q Probate Court b. ~ bob
ai Paris, In .sii tsanty, oa the thiri rue-sis,
% Nov ns,t az nine ~ the sl-k IN Tie f"reps-gn
ami show cause N any they have. Why ths .ah
Instrument shoali nj 10 proyei, apprse.i an
allowed ~ the last Win AMI TESTAMENT % ssh
deees-esi, ani that ssii Moss :. Mcaltsn Il
appointssi Executor,
GEOR.g A. WILSON, Js.iEe.
A true copy-site.t III. q. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

ONfORD. "a Al toar - Probate hsii a
Paris. within ansi faf The toaniy - oxford. 90
ths thiri Tussstay - 'st. 4. ~ let.
Ifnsrsou ktlFofv anfi ifslsn ". kllxprv
prv-sat q ssrtAin lnstfumsnt puFpaftins
~ - ths Last VIII AT Tgstansut 81 fefsl'
% iIsie. late - >orsay In ali Couuty hegsss.-i
katinx prr.sntsst ths sans fsr ffoizsls
OHpsGsp, That The saii I~titisnsrs stSs
no,is. D. al Isr-sa. inisvstssi, ~ oausins
ropy - this ufisf o. D. pabushsi thrve wrvk'
.sosss.itsly in On. DNtyri p.ms-fAt prihtsi a
Paris that thor may apTeaF AZ kplsts tour
b. - hsli Il rAns. In ALI County. on tl.c thlrl
Tuesday ~ Nov nTNt a. nlns oirlu-A Ia
III fosynaya, ani shos osu-s, ~ ahy the have
shy IN .Aii iRstranasnt sinsuhi ~ ~ pfsfeisp
pfos~i AMI aihBsct a. tlsr al Will AIT fs.ts
meat % .aii iesss.s.t. ant that tussnst -witf
- sptolhtssi AdHninistfator stih The " III shnsN
81.
GEORGE A. WILSON, Juds..
true copy-atisst III. 4. DAVIS. Hrsistsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

4 singular feature Of the accounts Of
the late Rufus Prince In the numerous
estates Ia which he Was Interested wa-
that h has been found 10 have been the
loser. In mistakes and omissions from
the accounts. Like other conscientious
men he cheated himself. IL u said that
In ooe estate he rendered an account
and forgot 20 credit himself with sl,o0
In bonds that he had personally handed
the widOw. His estate will figure up
FAR better than expected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

oNYoHD. .. At . Coar % Probate hsii II
Paris, within ahi fof the County - Dsfor'i, 90
the thiri Tussisy ~ Oyt-. 4. ~. lot.
sullivan o. iIutshins, tseutor on ths
estate % sarah ]. Waller. late of Rumfori.ia sail
% Standardization % tbs kstate % All decreased
Zoe allowance
OHD1HrD, That .aii tsesuior Give notiss
81 all ysrsons Interested by ssusins copy Of this
or,ier b. ~ publishs-i thrvs ~e.ks snoce-sifsly
In the oxford D,ms<rst. prtnts-i a Paris. thai
they may spp-sr a Q .our ~ fr"lssis 4, - hshi
st Paris, ~ ssil toanty, on The thiri fue-ai
~ pgt newt at nine oels-k In ths f0rrbs-On, AMI
shaw csu-e. ~ any they have. Why The ssms
shouhl not - slly~~i.
GEOgGF 4. WILSON, Jssis..
A true eopy-aitsst Ill. q. DAVIS. Rssfstsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
w,..vx.vu.. NOTICE.
O.fic, 90 rHs sHtaIIr 90 OsTOHD COrstt
sTATE uF MAtNt

O.ftst 90 THr sHtHIft 90 OxToHp Cotstt
sTATk 90 MANI
ONfuHD. e. '--fst ftst. 4. ~. tDl.
This u o. give >otiss. thai On ths gist DAY II
nt., 4. a. irt. q Nsusnt In in-altsnsY "a.
ls.as-i sui q M C.ar - insslsvnsy Cor sahi
IauntF 20 UNfsri, against ths estate ~ trAnsi.
B. Nsfnn. augslsci o. - an lnsolfeni
Ib~btsf. on Js,itioa ~ all beitnf, shist
lstition a. hs-i on III iist day - IA, 4. ~
lot o. whifh last nsusi dats intefv-t slaiHls !.
b. ~ cumputei. That Tho I,ay wsut - sny dslt.
ani thr ishtsfy snd transfrf " any prsp~ftY D.
lsahs h. saii dsltof. D. him 80 fof his 49,, sn'i
IN DELIVERY ani Transfer ~ any prppsty BY
kis arr fofhliiign ~ As. Thai q nestinz ~
IN trv.litau - sali prbtsf o. prufs tbsif dslts
ani sh,-b-s 90 morr As.ifnos. ~ his estate
gill - hill al Cour ~ ihsoltenFY, O. -
hstisn a Paris In ALI ooanty, on The l.th la
~ Nov, 4. -. l-si, 81 nine o'ch-k In M foFv
assn
GiSsn ss.isr my hssi The late ar, .ly,s
srtttsn.
CHANDLER OAKLAND. D,psty sh.rs.
a. Me.ssas,r - thu c0ar % lnsol'sncy Zoe ALI
Coanty ~ otfori
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
Here We Are Again

with a fall line Of all Kind. ~ E..ig
Made Clothing for Men. Boy. AMI u..
drsn.
Hats, Cap. and Gents Furnishing.
Top Goats for all agr. ~ have .ar
store full ~ Ncs Goods. .shaII f.t ,p
make Il interesting 10 all that Web %,
purchase of us tai. Pail ,nI Winter
You will hnd our prizes a. in Co., p,.,
down Ia the low water marx 400 U
good. q. represented Or money ria1i.l
Remember the place In Norva, B... 4.
No. ~ Main 81, NorWay, Ma.1s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

riir sais-rftl-r hsr,by Eit.. pabus Rstiss
that .hs has len daily spt.ihts-i ~ ~ Iisnura
30 IuiFv ~ frulAts fof ths tsunty - Otfori
ani assumed the trust - tsscuir, % ihs
estate %
nAHNpTr TttpH>, late - samssf.
In .Ahi CuuniY. fe,es--i. BY giving huai As The
lac dlr,sts .hs thsrvfBfv fsslassts al Isrsons
inisltssi D. ths cstais - all de'"as~i ~ nals
immcilAis tsaymsnt. Ahi ths.s sho have any
dsunanfi. th~rvssn D. - hibit ths sans~ o.
ust N. lot JItIaG rllDRN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
siN.LE cortrs.

safh Thsy stil 10 mailsst 90 r-Ceipt - rrtce ~
~ pahilshsrs 80 for ~ Cuntsnlsnss ~ Iatfuns
sins coVies - a ealh issns have tssn piscsi "a
sss Al a. foIlssiag plNrss IN m tuauty
~ssath Paris, tserrr's nfur ~ttrv
shurtkT-s nruE ~tufN.
Narwav NeTss' t,rug ~tsre.
naFEa.ki ~ At~ust. fostsasstsr.
ptnaski Frsnk :. nArkfs fu.-truastsf.
frYehurE. AZ lssts, lhsarNnes ehts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

oxgogD. .. Ats cear ~ fruiai., hsli a
Paris within and f0r ~ ,oanty ~ ptt"fii
ss ths thiri TUESDAY - ~, a. II. isi.
Dn tks pstitioa oftmilY hhlsel sasfi."
All, p,,,l,.l n kalsht ualasf hsir ~ Aiblsa y
a. knisht Lsis % fsru. In ali ,saaty derss-s.i'
praying Coz nrsa-s 4, ssll sal cnnfst rsftAls
rraf sstais faIly dsscrl--i In her pstniaa on
a. In the Probate Ofios a an advantageous 01sf
% q ~ slk dollars.
OnI,,npp, rhsi ths .sii ystltieoer give natiss
b. al psf.sns inisr.-sei. w oaa.inf an ai.'f.s
81 bsf pstitiaa, WITH this orisf thsfv"nt " -
puhushs.i thrss w.sks sussssslfsil IN W. ~
furi tlsrnt-rst. q nssstspTF pfhbri ~ so
in ALI goanty that thsy may arpssr a. IRE
l.ais ,ouf, o. ~ he'll a Paris, 90 il.s thir'
Tns..iay ~ Noy. newt. a. airs o'sh- IN w to,,
nsoa. ant slss csu-s. " any thsf ha's. WY "'
sane shsuhl nos - sfsnts.l. -.
.TslllGE A WILSON, jusiEs.
Atrue eopy-Atis-t II. q. DAVIS, REGISTER
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

Governor Burleigh and council last
week went Ia Boston and Hartford, to
vislr the institutions In Boston where
Maine wards are and the ssylum for
the deaf and dumb 90 Hartford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27
BORN.

ia >sr~.r. Ot n, D. ths sifs - 4. ". white
hsas~. sdsashtsf. (Anuis tarlons1
In tsrts'. Mill. 'yt a. o. H. site ~ Aus,iu
hefssn. dsashtsf.
frsst, daashtsr.
In servay. 90 u. 10 The ~iis ot A. l.. o.ol,
q isu.htsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-10-27

Prof. q. l. Little Of Bowdoin College
l. among the secretaries elected by the
convention Of American Librarians at
san Francisco.