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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-02-20
TILE PLAN TO ADVERTISE
TIE STATE.

The State Board of Agriculture at
its last meeting directed the Com,
missioner of Agriculture to communi
cate with the Board of Supervisors
of each county in tho State and re-
quest them to have prepared pam
phlets descriptive of the resources Of
their respective counties and to sond
them to the State Department of Ag,
riculture for distribution, Commits
sioner Whitehead has written to the
Boards throughout the State ex.
planning the plan, and has already
received favorable replies from sover.
al counties. Richmond State.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-02-20
They pslIeyo in plsp,ny.

Tho aoudanese women aro . curiosity.
Tho hair ~ braided up into hundreds Of
little plaits, SO small as to be nero
strings. These braids have boon soaked
in castor oil and rubbed in dust until
In places they arc perfectly solid. In
tho middle OF tho forehead dangle short
strings OF bcads holding fancy gold
pendant, and in tho nostrils lcrge
ring. Around the neck are strings OF
onyx beads. as woll as long strings of
polished pebbles and ambor intor-
sporsed with gay boads. or bracelet;
there are several of coarse dark horn
upon ono arm; upon tho other tho
massive silyorwork pcculirr to tho
Sondan. They wear wrapped around
them black shawl, and their feet i. o
decorated with anlslcts.
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-02-20

Attention. is called to notice
elsewhere cautioning partiesagainst
hunting and fishing on the lands of
S1essrs. H. Newberry, Wm. Mahone,
Joseph Gillespie, Heury Bowen,Jno
G. Watts and james O'Keeife, on
the waters of Clear Fork. A few
years respite would make here some
of the finest game fishing in the
world, and we doubt not the law
will be enforced strictly. The game
and fish on these lands arc an ele-
ment of value as well as the MINER
ais and timber.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
At called communication of
Tazewell Lodge, No. 90, Ancient,
Free and Accepted Masons, held ut
their hall iu the town OF Jefferson
vile, Feb. IL, Ammo Domini 1891,
A. S. 5S, the undersigned were ap
pointed committee to Formulate Il
preamble and resolutions on The
death of Brother A. Thompson Bu-
chanan, on the return of whose re.
port tho following was unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the
Supreme Architect of the universe
to remove from labor amongst us
to that Celestial.Lodgc above, our
worthy brother, A. Thompson Blu
chanan, therefore
ResolOea, LIST That in the death
of Brother Buchanan tho Lodge has
sustained an irreparable loss, mas
much as. he was ono of our most
amiable and worthy members, but
that his survivors bow with meek
submission to the will of our heav-
enly Father, knowing that He docth
all things well.
ReSolced, Cd. That the Lodge be
draped in mourning. aud that tile
members thercof wear tho usual
badge of mourning for thirty days
and that the Lodge attend tho fun.
eral in Il body.
Resolced, Sd. That this preamble
and these resolutions be spread
upon the records of the Lodge, that
the secretary furnish copy thereof
to the family of our deceased broth
er, and that the newspapers of the
town be requested to publish the
same.
Submitted in L. P. and It.
JAMES p. KELLY,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-02-20
SPEAKS AS A REPRESENT.
ATIVE CITIZEN.

No Republican who deserves tho
name of one. no Democrat who is not
false to his citizenship, can have any
other feeling than that of respect for
nm Ame, lean politician aud Statesman
who daros to speak the truth with
regard to o most important matter of
national policy, one which so greatly
concerns the general welfare, when
to speak the truth may place in SO.
rious jeopardy the highest place and
honor his country can confer upon
him. Mr.. Cleveland is not now to
be considered as presidential can
didate; no party, no flction, has nom
mated him. He is private citizen,
attending daily to his private bust
ness. Ho speaks on The silver quea-
tion simply as representative citi-
zen who has been asked by tho great.
est community of business men in
this country to speak. He has said
his say, and just as Republicans are
concerned that the wrong and disas-
ter of free coinage may be averted
he has spoken for thom, and just so.
far ms any distinctly spoken word of
his can prevent the consummation OF
the scheme of those who would de-
base the national currency and lower
the standard of values, are Ropubli-
cans and Democrats his debtors
Philadelphia Telegraph.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-02-20

The NEWS Office is headquarters
for flne job work.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-02-20


The Greeneville Herald very sen
sibly says: Every copy of local
paper scnt abroad i'd great and
wonderful advertisement. Writo-ups
in foreign papers are in q degree
beneficial, but are being overdone.
The world is getting on to tho silvery
sentences Of outside pnid writers.
They want to hear what the editor
of tho home paper has to say. Thoy
know that he has tho interest of his
own town ut heart and could not af-
ford to misrepresent tho facts. They
realize, too, that in the face of large
local circulation he would make him
self ridiculous by gross oxaggera
tion OF the virtues OF his town. They
can mako some allowances for an en-
thusinsin which he is liable to be
possessed of; but in foreign write
ups they can put but little conf
dcnce and place but very little crod.
|it.r
The force of this reasoning is too
plain and pointed to need elabora-
ton.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-02-20
SPRING INDUSTRIAL CAM
PAIGN.

Under this caption an exchange
says: 1t will be only q short while
before the spring industrial cam
paign will be ushered in. The com
paratiye lull in the grand arena that
came with the opening of winter
will be broken BY tho renewed tide
of energy and prosperity soon to set
in and which will characterize this
present year. Last was, so to speak,
but the beginning of the now era,
while tho efforts that will be put
forth this present year viii far sur
pass both in magnitude aud effect
any hitherto employed, Last year
the foundations of this great indus
trial temple wore laid-the present
year will witness successful and nd.
venced work looking to it's compile
tion. The people OF the entire State
have been fully awakened to the
magnificent opportunities and posi-
bilities lying out before them, and
are fast realizing that they hayo an
inheritance unsurpassed in any land
and that all earthly comforts and
conveniences arc within roach of our
entire people and can be secured by
tho exercise of labor and energy.
Therefore This spring the new towns
will continue to grow in size and i'm
portance, yet others will be added
to the catalogue, now industries will
be added, new mines opened up, new
settlers cast their lot amongst us and
@ spirit of generous and wholesome
rivalry and competition will seize
upon tho vnrious localities which can
in itself but be productive of groat
and lasting benefit, as it serves as q
stimulus to activity. Let the capi-
talisls continue to flock to this inyit-
ing field; let the working man como
to a place where it is recognized that
the laborer is worthy of his hire; let
the health seeker como to land
wherein ho will fecl that life is in
deed worth living We sincerely hope
that the spring campaign, as we
choose to term it, may open auspi.
ciously, be prosecuted with ever i'll
creasing vigor and determination md
eyentuate IN signal and lasting bono
fit and success.-Roanoke Herald.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-02-20
Ns9f.G50.c .lsoroo,,s

Neit>'fEtN.c -lHS7'3O3iS
And those ;,Jrbled VITA Nervousness -esultiny
from care or oyefvcrk will be relieved by taking
SYoa0H'O I3.ois Bittel,s. Geruno
has trade mark and cros--ctrs :. r .,Trappcr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
rrE LIGLsiAruRr

HE BANGOR insane husiltal VIII NOT
D. built il The next two Near.. When
ths resolve appropriating sisi,nn fbf
thi. puUu-s came az iu the House. ~
met With considerable opposition, MI.
llrr.ry leading the opposing iurcr..
Ihryg argument. Wvry ussd hN The or
I-Uuslts 20 ~. appropriation Irst, that
thr ueW institution l. not needed 40
present. secuui. that the state cannot
now AFFORD ~, expenditure; aui third.
that thr resolve represented Bsnguf's
.hsry Boa the deal 10 tso yvars agu by
Nhich Augusta remained The state GAP
ital. The OPPONENT. did not think that
trade binding upon the present lsgi.la-
turc. Ihs resolve was referred o. ID.
next legislature.
The Australian ballot blll i now the
hN n the state. Il came up in the
House TUESDAY. and after a few .pevyhr.
sas passed. - o. Gn. The announce
meut ~ ths vote vas greeted With great
applause hy the fricnd;Ot the measure.
6usvruur Burleigh promptly .ign~l the
blll. aud urNt Ntir's election vii D.
under The Australian system. The act
apple. to al elite. and t0Nu. 40 elections
- national. state. district aud county
officers. sni o. municipal elections Ia
cities. Both Oxfiui County senator.
voted tur The hill. The vote ~ the "a
ford delegation Ia the liOu-. ou both
bill. Nas: ln favor. Allen, Eastman.
llerrick, More; opposed. llerscy aud
Rand
several towus are making By kick
against the valuation given them by the
commission
Th- senate picked cot and passed
Tea 20 the provisions ~ the long tsin-
psraucr hill reported hy the committee.
rhs parts passed arr mild Ia penalties
compared Sith the original form Ia
which the hill vas reported. The blll
.. nos In the House.
Ihr committee Ca public buildings
viii report g,in.t any further remodel
iug 20 the Stale House during the next
two YEAR,.
Tho BIN providing for license tax on
dogs, ~ ca malc.. - on females, has
pa.s.i the House.
The bill establishing hoard 81 state
assss.ors has passed. \ Republican
caucus Ma held Friday ca nominate
candidate. Zoe the two l.epublican mem
bsrs "a the board. Frank Gilman II
Bangpr and Hon. Otls lIayford 81 Can
ton Vere nominated, Mr.. llayford Tor
the kong term ~ six years. Benj. y.
Chadhourne % Bildefofd Was nominated
hy the Democrats a. candidate for the
Democratic member % the board.
An important resolve passed both
Houses with little discussiOn the last ~
the week. Il provides for submitting 10
the ople AZ the next election a cOn.ti-
tutiOnal amendment imposing an eiuca-
tionsl qualification for voters. II adopt
"a, this would not apply Ia those Who
are NV voters. bat Only "a those who
hereafter become voters.
Judge lIamilton's trial was begun fri-
DAY by the two houses sitting In Joint
convention. The petitioner. for removal
are represented BY J. ~. Brldbury, Esq..
20 Saco. and Hon. u. u. Baker Of Au-
gusia. Judge Hamilton Il represented
by Hoo. J. n. Drummoni ~ Portland,
Benjtmin y. lismilton AMI George D.
Haley % Blidefoni. and Iion. II. VI.
Heath Of Augusta. The charges against
Judge Hamilton are drunkenness, I'M
moral conduct, improper Official acts,
etc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
1Alk oF Ire sTATe.

Governor Bufleigh has designate,
April lcih a. Past Day.
Judge Haskell has been rrappoin,ei by
Governor Burleigh associate justice II
the supreme Judicial court.
BANGOR aud Brockton, Mass. partic.
are negotiating for the establishment Of
shoe factory AZ Ellsworth.
The Whliefield gold mine company
have commenced operations. with tao
steam drills, good courage and very rich
prospects, says the Gardiner Home Jour
nal.
since the drunken row In Augusta
10 which john CrOnin received fatal
Injuries, the people have become aroused
aud a rousing mass meeting MAS held
ooe evening last week In the interest III
the Enforcement Of the liquor law.
4 boy named whitlng mst Nth bad
accident al the Bath Coriage Works.
IL reached for hls dinner pail aud Was
caught la part 81 the moving gear. Ills
body, arms aud Fac, were very badly
injured and hi. condition Il critical.
Boston detective. Who have been In
ve-tlgstlng the attempted wrecking near
Wells on the boston aud Maine have ar
rested two yoang men Who live near
Wells, one named klmball, the other
Allen. The latter l. - years 81 age
AMI the other few year. Younger.
They confessed that they placed the
sleeper. on the track Monday aud aid
they did II Zoe fun. They had been
drinking at the time. The prisoners
were taken TO Alfred jail to await action
81 the grand jury.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
THEY WENT FAST
ON rHG NONE srRGrcr". GUT
SOUTH PARIS "eRoKE TIE
RECORD"
Asa s~.s.i~ss Zee uspssss,ss ss . Wis.
nee While r.sts uiii SOD West Parts
Made . Gsiisss r,shs s~a rsiisa Ssss
Go Ne rr.sd Of.
Vol. the .I,e OF ODE yote !. q .urrrl.s

Well, the Sire cf the vote !. surprise
"a everybody.
II seems io have been q contest Ia .c'
how many vote. could he held back In
stead ~ how many could BE- put In.
Nov that Ia over Ne all extend
hearty congratulations "a Niles Angie
Lo,ejoy % south Paris, the popular and
deserving Young lady Who Will lie the
happy po-sessor ~ the nicc gold watch
offered hy the Democrat.
The Democrat also extends IT. thanks
o. H.. many patrons Who have taken uil'
opportunity io pay up the small amounts
due on subscription aud "a say that thu
money thus Invested Will NO, only helI
the Young ladies Ia valuable presents
Which they would not be likely Ia ct
othsFsiss, but will alec help the pub
Usher. "a carry out their aim ~ making
the p,mo-rst continually better and
tnoTr valuable e. u rradct@.
The follovlng table tells the story o'
how the votes pilcd up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

Encouraging progress b. heius made
la a movement started by the \. 4. :.
4. T.. % The Sac' Congregational church
o. raise money o. buy yacht Zoe capt.
Lane o. uss In his Maine coast mlssiou
work. The plan l. % a.k al the \. 4.
:. 4. r.. societies In Congregational
churches la Maine o. unite in raising
the slo.0o required. The proposed
steamboat will carry about thirty pas
sengers. aud Ia the summer the plan i
Tor Capt. Lane o. take With him >undsT
school workers, college aud theological
students. or others Who all spend their
vacation In Christian work Ou the Maine
coast.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
NIAIsTTnst CIuA

\ ministers club, comprising south
Taris, Norway aud Paris llill has been
organized With Rev. u. : Bileout ~
Norsay a. president aud Rev. \. y.
Wedge - Pad. I'M q. SECRETARY. Meet
ings are held Monday. Zach minister
give. an outline u hi. sermon of the
preceding day. then there I. an essay
and A discussion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

The high water lasi week caused con
siderable anxiety In various parts of the
state. Scme damage Nss done by the
ice going out Of sandy River; the dam
AZ kingfeld was carried Out and three
span. II the Maine Ceutral bridge az
Farmington went cut. No very serious
damage was doBs az other PLACES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

I ysu TAKE ksnp's naissfn. thc l-si coush
cure alsays 30 shsn hssr mao cuuEh,
and rsnt hslpu. n satci ins Ani u uill sury
yuu. I SO thfraisuesi Nth pnsumohla lasi
~intsf all u bruks "a W. u hslps ~ thlhifvn
at y hen thfrthrs.tts arr sury rufvs their ruughs,
ant ta.ts - rJ-si. Ttf hfst dsss helps yea -
wriis. 4. " Arunti snTinssf "a ths Wet ~hofv
rs. a tanalatafir, y. y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

IIoa. Jerry Slmpson, Congressman
elect from kansas. somewhat famous a.
'sOCkles. Jerry, >cnat0r-elect kyle, ~
south Dakota. and President Beaumont
of the citizens National Alliance, spoke
la the Interests of the Farmers Alliance
AZ Augusta Friday evening and az Port
land saturday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
soRH

In Norway. Mrh -. q ths wife 81 ThomA.
Ihliuslrau. q daugttrf.
IN Norway. Marh ~. g. III wife - IA u
irust . sun.
ia gamfori. Teh q. g. ths wife - J. u. 40
hstt q sun ICarynCr thauniuEl.
~ Rumfuri. Msrvh a. b. M wife u NAitsi
Ahlzstt daughter
o. Wet Ssmnsr. NArh a. ~ the wife u
Geo ~ ttAfruvs. q son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
MARRIED.

In -tsw. Mar,his. b. Rev. ". a. Go~sll. Mr.
,. " Hal ~ ffy sburg ani Mis. Nstils A. sea
~ - -tsN
IL Efr.i. y. %, by ". ". BngE. E.l. NJ
Chafie. Thufup.an "a Nova ~cstia ani Nl.. The
a. 4. -tnfkhnd - tftpn.
Ia Vet Auburu. Maryh %. BY Rev. D. "
>u.n. NJ. fr,si y hsarus. ani hl.- Alice NJ
Me.toH Tab % Mlnat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

"Msdnm. can you give me something
a. eats' asked tramp 10 one ~ our
village ladir.. II Will, replied ~" lat
ter, III you viii take piece Of soap, 70
iuio the back yari ani wash your."lf
frst." "Nll right, madam, Will Do 80
Nth the greatest 10 pleasure providing
the soap !. BRUSSELS, that read so much
about. q. ru,iu ."sp would hurt my CON.
plcNlon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

snxhs Cariss 20 IN tssulasrst az tsaf cs.i'
- Ttsf uI1 o. maIisi nn rteipi % rfi1f ~
. .t.r. 80 ~ a. UsraFFniFrsF uf fslifHas
49,. ef9. - q - q tssaH have tsen 1891 ai
- "a a. f.fEs.In. rlslass d. a. tisuntF
..,..tk psfts t.arrF'a ufuE ~tHrF.
snHrtkHrHa urlIE -tHnN.
49, Naraa' ttraE ~t.HrN.
n..Ea.tf - Atsasst la.sirliastTr
pT,a.Ef Vrank = ttartFs r,sstrtsstrr
grggs.rs d Iaats tusaraurs utrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
DIED.

In Bss1ssli. Nsrh -. I.srsio A,~osi,
a.,-i - years.
In nufknsli. March ~. Mrs.. ATmihta fauar,
xtio. q TIE ate America fsfraf, asri u year.
In ONfgri. Msr,h q. rre.esst l.. r1ks. Agci
Ia KSafori. Msr,h Is. >. J. r,rrilse, ssei -
VgaFs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

Ia Grippe With ia terrible couse-
Qaenccs l. coming. Therefore take .
little Of Browns Instant Relief In cold
water, night and morning, to prevent lie
getting q grip on you.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
NV AnyEETl.ENKNrs

We WsFs Nunlr
La u Ruhfsf t.a-His
Nehh.s uiur 49,
H. y MIA NegstaEhF NNIsstarant
IL uaFurs' AmHIan nalsam
iFuuN ~lap
h rsHsis srana Iits-i ~araf 90
fsNla.srsfhs frsln tirarn ~talha.
WsfHfH.H - NEEHaauHr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

The projectors Of the Bangor a Aroo.-
took Railroad have seyur-d the services
Of Prank ". Cram % Bangor a. general
manager. lie Vas recently general man
Axer Of the New Brunswick Railway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
,,,,,,,.ss,m,.. u.,..m.

II la Wise child that know. that
Brussels j. the most economical soap.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
BRrlorRs' ASSOCIATION srAKts


uir uXfuri County Trutiing llur.'
Hrr,lrr. Ns.oliiion stake 90 o. trut'
ts,l un tle track - The uNiud Count,
Agricultural society, h~twcvn south
psri. anil Norway. ruc.lhy aui Vel
nc.d,,. Augu.t T. ani ~, l>9i. arr a.
fullous.
~fAAts ~. 4. Dor fnal. ~ ls.l. 9,
D. irutt.i in Nugusi, is1i, .utrsucr To-
-lu. - Go accompany nomination Apu
a.. lsYI. 40 UhiCh time thr stakes Cluss
~ payable Juns n, l~,l, aui name, ani
- ps,abls ten day. before the trui
Halt mile hrats, bit tao in thru.
SrAAr. Ne. 2. ior foAls - l>s1, Z,
o. iruti,,i Oh Nugust, l~1l, rniranc, g."
80. - tu ac,umpauN nomination Apu
~. ispl. at which time The stake clrsr
slpayahlr june r.. iS9l, aud name, an|
- payable ten dsy. before trut. Nile
heats. tr.i tso Ia thru.
~rAAIs Nu. 3. lOr fnals ~ l>~s, I,
D. iruti-,i in Augu.t, l~pl, entrance g."
So. - o. accompauy u"minatipn April
~. lS1i. NJ shich time the stake. closc
- PAYABLE June n. ls1l. and name, -
PAYABLE ten day. hrforv thu rac~, viii
80 added by the association. Nils
heat.. i--.t thru, la i've. DISTANCE ualS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
IS YOUR EYESIcHT TROUBLING YOU ?

only
Having part bu study Tor the past irW rhs
u h
instruments, ESPECIALLY this business an Than ah"
Kinds peculiar ani
sight. AhotNt 90 E
EIsIu work a speciality.
u Lrrk D.
"a Ilashku NJ "a n
tho
their anr.tf no noW
~. Of At Paris ll
sumn Waterford lI.l
10 -
oulyO utle ian of prict u oxford County
In
init ilnn 10 =
Ahn hns su " n VI. II.
Ismrmer mn. 10 Opticians" Who having hugh
"Oprin. handbook" .furifr
dollar and claim. know al'i l ci 'h
al lowl b. deccyei'-Dont b. humbugg~il
called 0ptan aid could not D.
~ spoiled by the perfectly adapted ~ %
delay your sight troubling bat visit al once
vivi~., Hills. uxrort optici~n.
-
ou Watches. JcWelry etc,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

Vesr m p.ii stftrtiy IN Ritsncs.
oshsr~i-s tls year. >iux,s corie. 'csni--
ApyFnft.FsK~t. Al is.al avert seulsuts Nfs
.ivea tfrus Consecutive in-crtiuns fef tlea -
ina IL 4nsth - Culuma. -fstnA orntfe -
mais wiIh k-Ai. trsnsient an ieafif slttihe
sr..
Joa rHfSrtse .-Nsw ups, tNsi 49,, -
.-.-.T eNr..ftsnfssi sUrk uisn anl - Vrtss
sonhins o. uasks this drfartucut % ear t4si
ns.s oo1upiets snt I-fpuaAf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

oNFoRp - At Count ~ Probate hs - a
Pans. within all Zoe ~ Ceaaty ~ pAfSri
90 tlse thiri Tuesday ~ hafyh \. u, lSl.
Ou the I'stition 81 ~ " bfahi sdmlh
II nTosuhsai In saii County, derea-ssi, paying
fsf nssnss o. ell all esatey All The rial estAis
u All tisseasst In saii tountl AZ pablo ~ pr
,aie sAls Coz The pay meni ofdebts aHl lh'i'eh'A'
ehArEe-.
OsnsHpD. That IN all I.rtitisncr give nsties
10 an usr.ons Interested. BY causing an abstract
81 hls I-tition, with this orisf tbefeoh, " -
pul,ushs.l thrive weeks suoce-sifriy In ths ~
f.rA ll.tas-fat. q ne~spslsr prints-i AZ fans,
In III touuty, that they NAV spgFaI AZ fn"t.sb
Court D. D. hell a fsHs. 90 tte niri TUESDAY
of Apr. neat, Ai nine o'chsk IN The ferrn""n AMI
GEORGE 4. WILSON, JaiFc.
Atrus coyy-Atis-t III. 4. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

Tro,ting open "a al hor.e.. Entrance
ie,, PER cent ~ pure, and mu'i ac-
company n"minstion, ani : per cent Nill
D. deducted from the winners. Nile
heats. b,si thrre Ia i've. Five a. enter
aud ihrr. 90 start. National rules Ca
govern. Purse. divided, IN. -, r., aud ~
Per cent. ANY horse di.tanclng the
field. or any part thereof, will receive
hr.t money only. Entrie. a. Clo.e Au-
gust 10. l~3l. aud 60 b. made With the
secretary.
Nm. 4. WuTftIB, Secretary,
South Paris, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

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ali County, that they may appear 81 fro'.sts
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sissuhi not tr granted.
GkORsE A. WILSON, Jsise.
A true oovy-Atsess Ill. Z. DAVIS. IisEissss.