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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
WAGES AND r.1 COST OF LIVING.

Few points Grr insisted on with greater
I-r,inscity OF with more emphasis by
British written. Ia referring 90 our higher
wage. than tina, the eiT-nse % living
l. much greater here than In England.
although all who know enough about
the subject 10 h. NOR. than rnere ~
I-ra,er. u other mems assertions know
tia, e1cep, In the matter o, rvn, and
wages. the cost ~ living with such com
forts and luIuries as wage oarncrs com.
inAnd In this country !. Substantially the
sam. ~ In other countries, and that u 1.
only where I-rsOn. or families are In
such position that they require two OF
more servants that marked economy
results from living Ia England The
economy % living on the continent 81
Europe. however. commences sooner
This question Of economical living was
reduced 10 a rcductio al ab-ur,lum by
Mr.. Isaac Whitaker. the manager %
cotton mill In Bombay. who wrote A.
follows 10 the Manchester Guardian %
the Iiindoo workinan's prosperity under
low wages;
"a worker here can save more than q
worker In Lancashire II ~ inclined. A
spinner with his twenty 90 twenty-five
rupees Per month u better OF than an
English spinner with his thirty 10 forty
shillings Ter week The native spinner.
n he Is disposed 10 L. steady. can live on
five 10 seven rupees pr month. keeping
his wife aud family. thus saving
twelve 10 fifteen rupees Per month.
In about eight years he retires
from the mill . landed proprie-
tor. The greater portion Of our weayers
have earned olose on twenty rupees this
month, many as high as twenty.four ru-
pces. Out Of that they may. N they like.
save twelve aud sixteen rupees, or psr.
haps more. aud the purchasing power Of
q rupse In this country IL equal 10 two
shillings English money. whereas IN
Lancashire u takes weaver all his time
20 make both ends meet. and instead Of
. bit Of land and bungalow up la his
own country where he can 1t under his
own vine ami tx tree. what has the Eng.
lish weaver 10 look forward 10 but the
workhouse and a suit Of corduroy with
bras buttons. the horror u an English
workingmanf'
~ rupee. IL should 10 noticed. IL
worth about Ia Ci. sterling. ~ that the
greater portion Of our weavers have
earned Gloss ON $40 Tor the work re
ferred TO. Also that the taxes wrung
from the poor Hindoo for Famine Re
lief and Insurance has increased from
RI. 10000 In is'9-so. To RI. Cos. 900 In
the fiscal year iss9-9o.-
An American workingman expects.
unless be lives In some % our larger
cities. 10 die In his own house An Eng
lish nottingham looks forward 10 death
In q workhouse. and II the Hindoo ex.
poets 10 die In his bungalow. the famine
and relief insurance tar 10 = swindle,
and the English workingrnen should
emigrate. not to this country but q In
dia. where his still lower wages ". ny
him bit Of land and his own fig trre;
the wages In India being lower than In
Ireland. and tho position Of the working
man. Of course. - much the better
thwsby.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
A CONSTITUTIONAL QUESTION

Editor iisnsarr.f
The Constitution % The state, AT. I,
Part First. 80. :, provides that. Tor the
choice % Representatives, the meeting.
shaIl b. called by the selcCtm-u of town.
aud that the sslectmsn shall preside AZ
the elsction ms~tings. and shall REVIVE,
sort aud count the votes. aud declare the
result in opsu meeting, aud la the
prrssnce % IN. town clerk, Who shNll
max. rccord thereof In open town
meeting, and shall max. returns thereof
o. the ~ecrrtary ~ state, etc.
Art. 4, Pat second, Sec. 4, provides
that senators shall b. elected Ia the
same manner a. Representatives.
Art. 3. Fart ~ccond, 80. J, provides
that the Governor shall D. electsi In the
same manner.
II seem. a. ms that some 20 the pro-
visions ~ the new ballot law passed by
the last Legislature are Ia direct conflict
with the above provisions ~ the constl-
tuition ~ the state. II provides Tor q
different .et u election officers aud for
bids al persons from being present in-
side the rail except BY the permission ot
the election Otiicers provided BY said
act.
n seems "a me that the selectmen OF
town. aud assessors % plantations are
the Only persons Who can preside al such
elections OF receive and count the votes,
and The town and plantation clerks the
only persons who can make a record and
return Of the results % an election AZ
provided by the constitution.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
OBITUARY.
mrNE A. SMALL.


Mr.. Henry A. Small ~ Rumfori, went
Ia Portland saturday, 20 ult., aud stay
Ell over sunday With hl. .on, Dr. Free
man T.. small. II was hls Intention 10
move his family from .umford to Port
land aud spend the ~luter there. The
purpose 81 this visit was Ia look for a
suitable house. sunday h. Was Ia ex-
ccllent health, apparently. lie rode Ia
Dccring With hl. sOn aud retired at ~
o'clock In Ga. evening. About two
o'clock Monlay morning DR.. Small
heard a noise la his father. room. lie
jumped out ~ BID aud ran Ia. finding
the old grnilemin sitting on the fioor,
With severe palm az IA. heau. Mr..
small was cared for promptly aud every
thing VA. done for hi- relief, but he
passed asay from heart dl.ease In about
an hour. lie MAS Is years 81 sge aud
hal lived Ia Rumford since ls6i, being
Ia trade there until some i've year. SGD,
since which time he has no, been In act
I've business. lie was q man of sterling
Integrity and had the respect ~ hi.
townspeople. lie leaves widow aud
five sous.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
DIED.

In south Parts, ut -. Mr.. AdeIins, ~iio~
81 the isls ,sls sstn. Agei ~ yesrs.
In Me,ico, ost. .. j. W. richards, szef q,
year,
NJ. sol Ms. %. waker Mekeen. ss-i year.
In Istisl ps-sr farta, ut .. Mrs. Nsry ks.s-,
ain % the late Daniel tsts.. sxe-i si-out IS
In Portland. oyt. -. t'snry A. small of Hun.
il ni,ssr. Pod. oc, Is. D-.. c. A. J.sl-oH.
ss-t = years.
years.
In Ea.t DiSa ". Osf. y. Mr.. Gustssus iiis.
In Dssasli. O,t q. infant chilli % Mr.. and
Mrs.. n. y. Goali; Aiso Infant ehihi OF MI. AMI
Mr. wallace Killer.
n. West psr's Ut ~. infant ssa of ID. 10. AMI
A. Estslla I1neii, srs-i atout meeths.
In Bry ants Fond. Ost. %. Mrs. MARI Wyman,
widow 9th late isv. ! :. wyman. OF fsrn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
MARRIED.

In t.s,.u. os,. ~. by lev. ". u. sAnibrok
Chs. q. sntrvw. ~ o,ell. sni sarah Ala
Iaaslsy 20 Rs-kestsf. y. %.
In E..t IIebron, pct. 90. Hslust Wtley al
ytnsIhsysn, AMI allie paller ~ Ea.t iisbrVn.
In vrysburg, at q, by Rev. " y. stone
assisted 10y Rev. wm. iitihs.ton, Rs,. stsph.a
Tr.ry Il,tng-to. of >sath txrrrpcat, Mass
and MI.. Iusla TO~ls ~ frysbarg.
In waterford. O,t- q. st the ". v parsonage
John " Never. of swclen, AMI Bertha N
PLAT 20 Briistsn.
In Brysht's roni, nct- ~. by y, Mont ths..
va, M Rslsr, q, Jehn.on ant Mis-. Daisy ",
Libby, 18th ~ ifyaIt. foni.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

Mrs. Blalsdell. a woman residing a
SHIRT distance out 81 Corrinns villsgc,
hal q sorry scare few nights ago.
she Awoke suddenly, aud ssw a small
bat determined locking iran prowling
sbout her room. she vas alone In the
house. bat sLe called out, "what do YOU
WANT lie answered. am q tramp
and want your money" The fright
ened woman ran from the room out Of
the house and spent the night In . shed.
she WAS clad only In her night dress
and suffered greatly from exposure.
The tramp departed without stealing
ANYTHING.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
o,voRp, +. -A,s cosr Of

|DNgpgD o. -Ata Coau ~ fTul.aie hshi A.
r.r.. within ani Zoe The lounty - Otfari
os ths thir,t T,Ieaiav efUst.. 4. ~ tSl.
ghaFs. Iiassstt. AdaitaistFatof 90 m %
tate ~ jaws iinsssft late - hfgsneshi IN sAtl
tuantY. tlessa-sst, hasinE pfserntssl his aee"an,
~ fatissn - The sststs - sstl irssssst
alss 81. ptitsts sssuant arsinst ~ ssus foF ~
iusanss
OHnfHtn. Nat ths saii .dfnr ifs nsfls' ~
The ssNs d al Tsfson. in,sFvstel thsrin. ~
pahnshins q rupy "a this erlsf thrvs wvsks sus
sssslvslf IN ths Osfsri ilsmssfat a nesstapff
pttntssi al Parts. IN all Cnanty. that thy naY
art-raf a rruiais Cguf' D. ~ hnlisn a tffe
hars IN ssht Cuanty un ~ hF-t as.iaf ~ IT,
astt a nins a'ek-s On tn fsFvuoan. an'l
.hBs saa-. n ahy thsy have, shy tn saa's
.hnahl hut - aikivri.
stDn.g 4 WILSON, isirs.
Atfus oopJ ATTEST III 4. DAVIS, hssfsssf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
STATS oy MAINE.
oxyuiip ..


f.l.o an .,.,uti.a ssi will - ssli ~ yais
a. .ustisu. en ths tsssty eighth dsy 20 >sssa
trf, a ~. lssi, 90 Ten o'ela-k IN The fofvnoe" Il
the stsrv "a . 4. flhhf, ~ faftsf. In ssti
s.aatr ~ OxfsTst- aii ~ tts ftais N - ~
whish psns ,sstoa, ~ rsftsf. in all tuassf ~
O,fufl hal Ca The Seventeenth day ~ February,
A. ~ Isii. ehrn ihs Sane u.s. ausfhc.i 90 ths
OFT insl vii. o. fysissm TIE fl'lssins de-eFii-i
ulaftssss-i real estate suuatet n Porter ~ all
Caanty % OsfsFi. o. ~u q certain - % bnsi
tsassthsr With ths buiiiings thsFeua. laun'is,i
ansl fs.s Tii--l a. follows tesianins On the ssst
sriy siie - The rssd iesiinx frsn Near falls "
Tt-rn tsusias', "a ths sornsF % lad ~ hsirs ~
OF Michael MelIash sai runoiaE thsnce ~
al r,sst nsf,brfiy si-sut Ten fgls ., hn'l
% Iahn ~ Mesks. thsuss eAstsflF hy sait
W..l.s t.nsi sixtrru T,ris o. lant ~ olive MsAes.
thsu1s .sutheFiy hy sait Wshs' hni q cot tea
ru-i. b. hnli ~ hsiF. - at wsiiaEh snf thsscs
westerly by sai MsiisEh hai - peln' 81 10
isAACM. STANLEY,
i~puiy shsftr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

samuel W. brown, city missionary OF
Biddeford, has resigned. In accordance
with his intention recently expressed
when the mission board declined To With
draw his salary. Mr.. browne, who WAS
recently converted to the Christisn ALI
anec faith, prefers TO draw no salary
and LOOK 10 the Lord for sustenance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

TIIE sal,.rril~r hereby gives public police
that che has hesn duly spl-etniei by the lieoct'
able JuiEe cf frots.ts Tor tlss County 81 Orfori.
estate of
TR<NK " KiDDER. late 10 Peru.
In said County. deceased. by giving beni ~ The
Law dirssts: chr therefore rclussts all persons
insieisri 10 the estate ~ SAIL siereasei W make
lmmssiiate payment. AMI tko>e VITA have any
sisma MIA tbervon 70 exhibit the same "
Ost. si, issi. PRISCILLA 4. kiDDkR
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

Elcrtions occur TO-DAY In several states
~ the tnion. Those IN which The moot
intrrr.t csntrv.. and which have had ths
most exciting campaigns, arr Massachn-
.etts. NcW Nofk and ohio. II i prupa-
hly unne,v.sarv a. rvmark that AT these
stats. wsnt prmoyratic hst tsll. What
With the .carv "a bogus Mckinley bill
pricc.. aud other cause, u Vas hard
putting ones hngcr on ANYTHING that
vent otherwise than pcmoatic. Though
politir.l chances arr mighty uncsr-
tain. II l. hoped and believed that every
thing will not ~ 10 the bo~-Soss this
time
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

Tie somewhat noted Biddeford llquor
sgency case has fallen through. The city
put In claim for untagged liquors which
deputy sherins seiyet several months
ago. The court decided the libel was
defective aud dismissed the case, where
upon tre.pass suit wa- brought against
the deputies. Then the liquors were
returned To the agency. II IL I'M
,ierstood the return Of the liquors MAS
brought about BY the promise Of the
city authorities that the suit against the
depatie. would not be pressed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
nIRI Aso rrGRI

\ thought veil pat hy Tom Reel
M az nan 81 tsks a. ristars ~ 80 ! ~
- STATE ~ AuiTftre q. st-rl ~ - ~
49,. Jlr..n A. Lftnk q drstruftiau. and cum
80 IL suh 49, uaEni1rfut natinu Shirh o. 90
90 fr,snts a. suftt. 30 I'll - rHfafs
II nspailkAn re- ttai I a. pruui o. have -
faans = AN 20 81 histufY 20 ~ sufh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
SONS os TEMPERANCE.

The Grand Division, sous ~ Ten
peraDoe Of Maine. met with Mystic III
vision, st West Gray, Oct 18th and
ssh.
Nearly every Division In the state has
gained In membership during the last
term, which l. unusual FOE the summer
moaths. Organizers viii be put into
the field at onoe. Ths following OH
Gers were elected:
s.w.P.. win n. usr-ey.
"a " A. ksrnly . ~tsishnxvr.
a. =. Asnis 4. Hare
a.. rres... "a n. MorrelL
a.. chap, W. l.. HantA
70. Con. tsnrai >ncv.
u. sent. khnsr Ns.ea.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

oxroRD. Al . Court % rres.is hsli a.
Paris. within AMI for the County 81 Otfori
on thr third Tuesday ~ Ost. A. %. lssi.
en- The PETITION 81 sarah ". sosls susriian
~ Nsnry y. Weeks. fret 4. weeks sni LIME
". we.k. minor hsirs OF s.i'ss \. wesa'. sis
praying for license ~ cell ami convey certain
~aieststs described IN her pstiticn On ale In The
Probate once "a an sfvast' rscas ader 81 tuen.
o. ave dollar. asd sspe- 80 " hcense ami sale.
On al per-ons intsrv-tci. BY causing IN ab-trsd
of her petition. with this order thervon, ~ 10
pabushei three weeks snocessiseiy In The Os.
lori t,emocrst, : bsuspapsr prntei .! fsus.
IAN !. 4" \, N ~ psI. on ~ sh,ri rsss.isy
% Nov. newt, 90 nine o'skEk In tke fcFenocn. and
sl..y essss f.ny shey have vhy NJ ss.s sseabi
sos ~ grsntesi.
a trss eopy-asssss IN. q. DAVIS. nsgissss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

rtEss -sissa yssr n paid -trietiy tn s.issncs.
Othsr~i-s tles yesr -insls coPies csa'.-
ApyfHri.Nss>r- All lsEAi s.lverti-cusut. an
.fvsn thres consecutive tn-srtieus Dor slAs rsf
Infh IN length - colamn. ~I-StAl sontrssts
usis ~ith kcAl. TRANSIENT AM yeafu sifstN.
ers.
t-,.~r sxrsrtsnrs.i uofk uasn anli 80 prtrss
ssuahlns D. asks thi. asJsrtmsnt - oar bnsi
nsss oonyisss AL p-spnisf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

The Penobscot BAR week ago satur-
day held memorial services In honor 81
the late Ex-vice-Prc-ident Hamlin and
J.F. Rawson, Esq. Remarks were made
by Hon. Eugene Hale, Chief justice
Peters, Hon. A. W. Paine, Ex.Gov. ID. ".
Davis. Judge =. y. Humphrey, Judge
N. G. Gcodenow, A. L. Simpson. ESQ.
aud A.. White. Esq.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

OXFORD, .. Al q Coat % Prolsats he'll st
Parts, within All for the County % Okfort.
on the thiri Tuesday ~ ut, A. u. tsi.
tsls Instrument partortinx o. 10 The lat
viii ani Testament Of Lydia Merrill.
ate ~ fortsr. In .sli Coabty, decea-ri. hsv.
Ing prrssnte.i tho same fOf Probate.
OsbsRnD. That The sshi fstlti0nsr give es'tlos
81 all tsr-oas Interested, by causlns a copy %
this or,er o. ~ psbil.hs. thre~ wesks .gece..i,e
" IN the Oxfori Dsmarrst prtnsei a Paris. that
they may ayy-.sr AZ rTotssts Coat D. ~ he'll
"a Paris. In .sli toantyf on the hiri Iss-isy
and show cause N any they have, shy the sail
Instrument .hoah ma ~ pfoyesi, approved ant
ailoxei a. the last Win AMI Testament 20 ssli
sieces.ei, and that sail Mose. \. Meslton ~
appointed Ekssuior.
sEORGE A. WILSON, JUICE.
A true oopy-attsst Ill. q. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
BORN.

10 Norway. at q. - The wife % :. chisn
10 Norway. 81, y. 10 the ~ife Henry A"'s..
o daughter.
wcsi, son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
STATE on NAME.
nNNlnIl...

VNFVWNfE9
sas,Ion on the tusnsy eighth day ef N.sssalss.
a o. lat. al Ten .'sLsk ssi Thirty rnisu,es, In
ths sstss.oa, 81 the sists 20 .. a. Libby In for
ter In sstf sssty ofOsferi. ell Ne fiEht IN eiul
III ~, fss.l, hal on tho sixhse~ath tag "a fshfa
arr. A. n. tssi, whsa the .sins vss alta boil on
thu original wrft, b. re-lssm ths fele~lns "
seft.t tasftxssss raj estate. situstsi In fvftsr,
In s.li ss.assy 80 Osfofst, o. su osrtsie "a ~
lsn.i trs,thsr With ths baiifins. thsr,oa tosni'
81 sni sls.cfil-si a. folhses bssnains oa the
.s.teriy .lis % the fasi l,sslins frow hsssr
Ialis b. tisn tassins'. q ths eufnsr ~ hni ~
hsiFs ~ Mirhsei NeifaEh sai rannlns th.nc.
Js.ha N. Mesks, thsnss esstsfiy D., sstt Nseks
l.n.l .ixt-sa r,ris o. lsnsi of Ohse Wsls. thsnrr
s.suthefly ~ ssli wsss' lsat sirlut tsn f~is H.
lani ~ heifs ~ ..ii Meiiash sni thsnes se.,eS
N ~ ALI Msiiash'. lsni 4, J-dni y 10 siships
ISAAC N. -rANLtN,
Dsputy sh.nf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

Postmaster u. q. Brigg. oi Portland
Ia. r-.igncd HI. position, and the Pr.'i-
dent la. appointed John 4. small, Tor
mcrly member 81 the frm Of 4. D..
Jose 4 Co., but lltierly la the lumber
business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
ANGLE sortrs.

Stngls Copies - ths nyuesrat srv feaf ossis
sseh nv viii ~ uaailsi cn ressiIt 20 pre- -
a. pahnshsrs 90 far a. Csutenierre - rsif"ns
siass copirs - - c..h l.sus have hssn rlsesi %
- A a. fnllssinT pis0es in ~ tuuntY
<.suts rafts t.effFis nrla stnrs.
-hartsrs uFuE ~turs.
Nar.aV N1res ufnE ~tsru.
nalka.tl ~ Atsfssi. fsstInastrr.
pixd.kl Trank = tiaft1s. fustnnsstsf.
fryshurE. a y isste, tn@arNnfs eafe
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

The Non-parii.an ". &. 4. I. at ".
meeting la Aubufn las, week elected
the following officers;
Prr.hisnt. Mr.. 4. a fAui tyft fAlfnsh
NJ Fry.lisnt Mr.. ~. a. fslsifsr, AaeaFn
,.snsfal -ssrtsfy, Mr.. \, u. iAsrtinst"a'
nslfast -
i siSssal.l sesr,ary sol rr,..urr.'Mr q u
h..l.issi SECRETARY. Mr.. > a. Ch'l. Assu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
SKw ApvrErsKNr>rs.

A0hsns. in M C'ottiug hasinsss.
~ tut in frtovs
D. uruts.
~hsnf's saF.
~hfrf's Sais
Nstirs sn Airainistraiar's Aocouui.
-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

Paris. within and Cor the County ~ ONfOri. on
the thiri TUESDAY 90 Oct-. 4. ~. lot.
suntan %. IIutshins, Isrsutor 90 the
estate 90 ssrshJ Waksr. late ~ Ramfyri.i In ALI
% Standardization 20 the t.tsts ~ ALI iesea.si
Cor slkssancs
osptRpD, That saii tNecator give notice
orisr b. hs Pabii.hs-i thru. ~esk. .sdcs--i,siy
In the DNfori psmosrat printsi a fsrs. that
thsy may appear Al q Court ~ Probate o. ts heht
st Part. In sail toanty, on thc thirt fueslaY
.hSw cause. N any They have. My the same
.hoaki nol - slis~esi.
GEORGE 4. WILSON, Jalse.
true oopy-atisst Ill. 4. DAVIS. Hssfstsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03
co., s,,... ! S S,i.I is.

OXFORD =. -Ata Coar - i'rpists. hsht 81
rafis. sithin snfi fur he t"uniy ~ Otferi.
on a. thiri Tus.lsy ~ 'st, 4. u. lot.
un IN Ist'iiau ~ tuily hniEa. Iaarllsh
% rsfsital q. knisht. uiiaof hslf - Alhisn y
T. ksiEht ate ~ fsru. On sait toantY tisssa-st.
praythg Zoe nrsns~ g. .sli AIT ounfeY Csftain
fsai estate fulIy is-sfii-ri 10 hsf Istiiisn "a
~ IN thg fr,issts Orcs. a az aitahtaz ruas ufsf
- ~ sis dnitars
OatsHEB. nat ~ sait I-t'ti snsr give natlss
g. an T~fsuns intsrvstsi, 10y Caasing an aisstrari
- hsT tstitinu. With this nnirf thsvun, a. -
puhilshs.i thfss stsks sucrsssitsly ln III 90
in salt tsuutY. that thu may apI-af a. q i'ro
late 1uuft. o. - hslt a fsfis. 80 ~ tldri
Tur.iay - Nov newt. a nins oeksk In ths fsfv
hasa. ahi shov caass, n any ihsy have. uhy Ne
.ams shouki nj ~ srantsi.
slsbldf 4 WILSON, IudEv.
Atrus copy Attest II. q. DAVIS, lsssistsF.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

ONlnHp - -Ma Cwar - rrsi,sts hshi a
rans sthin anl &c ~ taantY - oNfnrl.
90 ~ thir'i Tussslay - Uyt 4. u ipi
nIuAN 4 RANDALL. nanlst Ne atsf in
q certain Ia.tfus,srt tiaftaftiug o. ~ thr AT
VIII sol Testafu.ut - Augastast Ntng lste -
tHxdslt. a. sski tsssntf. tlrssa-st. hsftaE pc
ssnissi ~ sanas faf ffulasts
uHngaIu. That ths ssll l-tn .nnrr tive essifs
4. III l-rf.sias tntfrrstsst. b. yaasing Cupy ~
this urief a. - pahiiskei thru soks sarr-.
.itsiy ia ~ ONfsri ibytss-rfai prniri a. rarts
that thry tnaY ayIsaf a q friisstr Cont q ~
he'll Al IaHs. a. sait 0saair. on - thirl fgss
tiay 20 NJ usNt. 81 niss osk-k in ~ fafv
af-ln anIt shus rAu-r N anr tlsfT have shy ~
AT tastfuuarnt shfatt 80 - pfufel approved
40 alLssst % M AT viii anl fsstauisnt -
.aii hcc-ssei ani that al lilnm \. kn'lail
IT, apI-siuls-i fNvsutaf
afnU.r \ WILSON Jatgs.
4 trss copy Attest II q DAVIS. nsststsf.
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UNfUNU. - vi InIft n TTuIIItr ID J az
rars " thiu anfi &C g. tuantT % uNfsri
on ~ ihif't rls.-lsy - go a - l.1i
go ~ istItiHn - VS. WfsstsaHn. A,lulinis
TRAITOR "a 90 estntr 10 nsni Natnn. lats ~
refu in all eco e.. fe'sasel. prYlnF fnf
lirsass o. srii sni sssntvY rsttiln iarsl - fvsl
sstatr stuairsi o. sali fsru AIT falT 49,, dl-ri
In 81 tsttisa go a. ia the Probate pih0r "a an
advantageous Ger n Onr iian.ifsl dollsfs fuf
~ Iay tnrst - ,isiss an.i stprn-.s - Afnilnis
tfatIun.
O. al fsF.n. intsfvstf.i ~ sausiaE az aisstfAst
81 10. fstliiBn. sth tiis urief thefvun. o. 10
pahustssi thfys srsks susressitsly In ~ 90
tur,i iNsu.sfat. nrsspaTcf pftnis-l ~ fafts, ~
said Cuauty. that thu nay aplsaf a Probate
Geuft o. - he'll a fans 90 tn thiri fusssisf
~ Nut nsNt. az hins urk- On ths fufyns-ln, sol
.hss saa.s iianJ thsy have. shy m san,s ssoahi
NJ - Etant-i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

The village of sanford and the plush
mill. In that village are to be lighted by
electricity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

MONEiY.!Ji:::::; -: - 4 a. ~; :.
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ONfugn. q. At tsaft - frulais bshi a
rans, sithln ani fuf ths tuantT uthhturl,
90 IN thiri Tas-iAf ofnt. ~ lrl.
uu a.. f-tttsn q Nunsu NuslsaHi. Admiln.
lafatas "a ths r.tsts - RsaIasnin b Nstsa
lats "a rsfu. A. All tsantY. sisrsa-ssif
pfafin. fuf ursass g. -sii ant rsftain ryal
ssists sitastsi d. All tusn - fsra, filly ~
ssri.sitn his p-titisa 40 th IN Probate pnrs
a a. aitantas.sas ofrF - tightrsn hunifssi
sol thirty sns dollars act Thirty to- ssats tuf
Ire paymsats - ,isiSs AL etIFasss ~ Nimln
istfatlun.
OHp9HFb That ~ AL Istiiiansf sss natirs
o. ~ fsfsslns iutsfvstst ~ fausing az ailstfsft
- ~ tstitiun. With this urtsf tiusfrun. o. -
puhilsiH-i taus srrks surrrsslfrlf in ~ ~
fsri tsItnss. 80 nssstiapsr printed "a faits IN
al .sfIHtf that thsF HlaF aupfar "a ffulratf
tsaft O. ~ bet ~ faris. 90 ths ulrt Iar-ial
- Nay urNt a sta u.rhsk o. g. frfvus-sl. aii
siss rsH.s. N any tho hafr, shl ths saH's
siinai ~ 10 sfantei
slOggN 4 Wilson, iuis..
true cutiy 81 usst II q. DAVIS. itrastsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

whiis ~ ss-o include. al. minor sispsrtasuts %
Rafal ints est, sseh ~ the roaltry Nari, Ints.
ms,lssxy. Bcs kespins. Sreeaksa.- sal ..rspsry.
Veterinary hsphs.. Yarn Vuestlsn. snd ~.
AMI Q summary ef New. ~ the Week. It, Mas
krr ksFosrs sfe unusually cowplste. snii mach
sttsstioa IL pail 10 the fre.pest- of the Crop.,
~ thysinz hshf upon one of the most la,s,f.
tsnt % al qu-stioa.- Hhss o. b-s ssd Hks. %
Ssfi 10 IL literally Iila-trst-.i. AIT by RkgkNT
k>LARstNkNT. contains msre rss.iiaz mat
ter than sseihsfere- 1he sah.sripslSn Isriee /.
~ ~ Per .y.ar. bot ~ essr . SPECIAL Nv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

On al thee state. ths Republicans are
unlts,l. harmonious ani aggr~ssiNe, while
Ia many 20 thsm the pemoCrats do not
enjoy ths same dcgrr. 20 harmony which
they did lat fall, Aui which >. essential
o. suCcrss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-11-03

\ company has barn formed, calle,i
the New Engand Transportation Com
pany. a. provide transportation to III
cagu during The vorid's fair tn l>,o.
Th.if plan l. noNel Ons and l. q matter ~
inisrvst Co The puhlic. u IT issus crt-
tihcat-. payable in instalmeuts, which,
~hsn fully paid arr o. - exchanged Tor
tickets 90 Chicago and return. couI.ons
fof sleeping car. hoari and lodging aud
an accident Insurance. policN for The trtp.
>u,h a plan sc,ms o. he In thr lin" 81
economy, and Nul probably enable
some o. attend thr fair Sho could not
without IL AID. But. a. nearly q. can D.
Judged frum ths explanations, u seems
a. drtsni o. some extent upon uls bica
that al men arr children, .ud that q
man Who could not himsslf ssVv money
enough o. -. NAV D. able Ia attend hV
hiring .ums ous 81. o. ave his money
for him.