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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

Nj. Barnet sni Niie, ~ ~traiior'l'
y. a.. arc visitlng Relatives Ia TIL. VI
Guilty.
carter \. Uro,er. - Slfatiof,i, y, IT,
q. Ni.iiiug his brother herr.
G-ufgr Grover. of E,.i sioucham, Nas
a the Jumer "Wednesday.
T,ruall 4 FLINT have got through hN-
iug spool strip.
Mr.. Urish fu.irr l. quite sick aud
under The care ~ Dr. Wil.on.
Al,in shield .. aii asiic With q bad
lcg.
nhsfr l. much hay for sale aui bat
fcw having.
~turk l. looking we'll.
Wc have q fcN hlr .nnNdriits left Yet.
Ngwt"n N0ov i ,NI~yiing s"on Ia
mo,. With hi. family "a Norway village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
STOW.

Married, April 10Th, at the residence
~ the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Orin
Barrows, by Isev. william Gowell, Mr..
William keniston and Mics Annie Bsr-
rows. They will make their home In
BIideford. Annie had many useful
presents, with them nice quilt, called a
friendship quilt. She was nicely remem-
bered by her many friends.
Three young men from this place have
zone % Jackson for the summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
PERU

IA Couant has beeu painting hi. build
ing. and fence ADJOINING. NJ pe'''""
IA. been lolng the work for hun.
George Wilson and Mr.. Pix OF Pay
an. have been visiting al I'll conan. :.
Ernes, Austin ). home from hep'o"
on a short vacation.
wilson stillmtn vas In Le~i''o" '
The ~urme.t day that We have haa
v,, "a. the t~enty-secoad' 20 degfces
In the shade.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
80 RRoMNFIElo.

IN. Je,th ~ Mr.. Nlrrua, widow ol
p.s. samuel ~iickuev, which occurrr,i
"a h-r hons CA sunday morning. Aptli
isth. IA. removed another ot the lev
.aII rrsII.nt. 20 the town and ui"upei
~ th- church. Daring All the YEAR =,
their active life both her husband an'
bsr.slf acre strict observers 81 the $40,
h,th. n wa.a sserysl day 10 ihem' an.
r. .asm. a. Il in accouiancc Ia Their ''u
though never 80 expressed that thel
.b.all tsss aNav ca sunday morning
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
NORWAY LAKE.

Jacob Parsou. dlei April s.d, age -
YEAR. one month. lie was one oi the
flr.t settler. IL Norway.
Daniel Watson has broken his arm.
Icon Frost aud wife are Visiting
friend. AZ the lake.
AddIe Shattuck has gone 10 Massachu'
sets Ca ayi.l,.
S.A. steven. has heen surveying land
on Allen IIiIl Ia oxford for Frank An
drew. aud n. l.. Horne, al.o tor ". VI
l..arcc on the Waterford Three Tiers.
Dr. IIarelton !. 80 a. Ia BE- out again u
attend hls patients.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
rRYsBuRo CENTRE.

Charlie. Chandler IL saving his wood
by horse power. lie had about W or 10
cords In all.
charles Chandler has put In about
COO. Ooo Of timber into the river this past
winter.
The riyermen are at Charles Chan
dl.,'s. They have the logs all at the
m ain boom. The water u 40 high they
cannot cut AZ present. :,
The Odd Fellows are having their hall
paintesi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
5000. -MEsr RETrtl.

M. Irving Bean ani little sou llir"'u
trr up frum ONtuol visiting h'rni' al
fhI. plagv.
John I.Igharlsou Nent by herr a lev
.I,,. 20 ga route fpr Oorham, y IL
W~lUs..lay, the 81, the Thermometer
.snt o. 90 degrvc. la the shade.
Render Bean. from Holt aiill, has u'en
her, tn Welt hi sister, VIZ. >yl'ahu'
Mason.
-. ~kulings has gone back CA the
rsIIrutd. III vacation was short
NaydoNer. arr plenty.
Tho .tk ouc- are gaining.
VI. peulcy q. having new hoor lali lu
lI. dluins ruuui.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

Mort Thur.ion'. mill commenc"i nun
ming lat SATURDAY.. lle h,s shout two
hundred curis ~ timber o. cui Into sIs'ol
strip. John Allen 9. running the bolie'.
Henry lldd. - HoNhury, VA in town
Yesterday ctn,a..ing Zoe horsc hay
pitchfnrk
NW. ruvcr. 9. very 'ame With rhcu-
matlsm.
Your correspondent has hal e. keep
,n ,loar. uas for a fcN davs.
sign. - spfing are thlckrulng. Ito"
rras. Z. gwen on the hill'idc., 10"
arsth-r TO-DAY hs. b--n hslmy a. Jane.
Thur.inns engineer 20 the corner
Nrnt bonn. Yesterday .ick, u VA FEARED
siih typhoid fever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
OHEORn-

The drama. The I'ct 81 rsrsous'
Ranch. vas PLAYED "Wednesday cNsning
by the Oxford nm~,iy Company. Music
hy the oxford Orchestra. lletsc"n -
and 49, dollars wsfv taken.
Georsr u. Paine. ~ EAst oxford,
vent O. Woonsorkei. u. l., ~hturiay, io
bring back hi mother Nho Nill make
h-r homr with him. Mf. Paine has
made 100 gallon. II maple syrup ~ the
lr.t quality this season tapping li1ifc~s.
Iorvuso JOne. l. visiting friends herr.
sheriff Parker arrested and carried Z"
Nofwav ,our. woman employed la
thr mill hrr, for having stolcn g"od' In
her f-sssession.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
GRAFTON

Mr.. Benitmiu Brpok. l. very sick aud
quite an oh lady which make. her 'a''
more critical.
~. ". brooks !. .ick With Ia grippe
IA. t-r.n sick several day..
Many arr lick thi. way a, thl. time
well ones are hsrC to tiud.
Report ~. e. D.. Ryrr.on had ten
men lick Yesterday.
R,crson !. getting on well Win hl'
drive on the Cambridge River.
Arthur ". TYLER l. AZ hone fot one
week. VIII 20 hack "a Hebron on Tue
dan next.
4. :. Tarrar !. az wcstbrcok seminary.
Ry,r.on's river driver. are the most
oui.t at of men that have driven here
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
IncKTN Ms

n. miii work G. t.s,mins some. We
1.tilr thsy osmmruCd ou thr dr,
fsu.e h.t MONDAY and u i tp AMI
I-arlr,l ani nil .oon ~ rchdy 10 stack
.uui.sr ig.
Ne uuFsrstsni th1t The sfool mlil y.
...r. fn I.. buiIt -..un ani hu.lne.s vii
T.. ..ms different than What 10 has h''ru
III ,.o..I Trmpltrs viii bold a huN
.urt.sr hur.isy. May TN. Tho iadir'
a,I' furnish thr b'Nrs. Al ar ln'iir,i.
rrsr.i timsI. anticipated. They VII
leo have an entertainment. b"Nrs ten
Utufs.
Tii. In,kr'. MIL. Orchestra viii XIV"
4, ..r.nI BAH at tlls NJ. Ahram llall NAY
I.f. -n NE uu irrstHni.
Emr.t johnson hAs returned To- The
hotel. W ap glad Ga scc him BACK
again.
is. urIrr.tani that T.. y. Rand aud
family are to move o. Portland so'n.
TIrt viii he greatly missci.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

Tlr .ups G. going tat. rhs mui i.
If,Ius up. th. grass l. green. the bui'
uu 900, trvr. ate swelling aud on dft
luI .uiur ftnu.rs have Cummencci Held
afa.rHfI.u..
"Wednesday ths Thermometer marked
liuri1 Il fhr .un.
~f....r I'D, dsire remarkably veil.
u.r only complaint I hsnr u ten man,
faIu. a1I .sm- rvr"rt triplris. fts'i
pr.Iaa1 q sII.lI Ia. thre, All doing
tyII
&c. Io,r.s, f,ols AZ though H. Was
sn thr hsh roaI to wealth, b" has "a
HafY Dan tuIf.
III. Ilrsn. Esl.. hss built hims"li q
.ri... ,.,rrt.,, hsuss and treated al. build
INK. tu Ia cnat ~ paint.
spring pig. arr al. plenty a. mos'iui-
fo..s iu Nrv Jersey.
VI. 4 Mason L. .omr better.
4 dog hlf 4 Mason'. hand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

OrTIcH oF ruE sHIaITT go oxToRD cors
STATE 90 MAINE.

ntlitt ti NuN 'hthAff w RhfNaf ~ 49,
STATE 90 MAINE.
OXFORD, - April glt. \. ~ l-oi.
TIL. 1. O. gite Notioe. thai 90 the 81 lay ~
Apfti 4. n. 1spi, = MArfant Ia Insolvency sas
i..us-l oct ~ the Court ~ Insolsenry Zoe sali
County ~ Dxfori. against The estate ~ Dana v.
lL~Iui. % Or, sbafg, aiiulg~i o. ~ an ln-olvebi
t,elasr on Istitioa ~ All i,elt.,r vhifh petition
sas n - on The I,th iay u ayr. ADl-si 70 whish
at namesi Hate iuiercst on claims l. o. ~ con-
patel that The payment ~ any debts AMI the
delivery ant transfer ~ any prUpsry bslonf
log b. all debtor D. him 90 f0r biz uss. AMI the
delivery aud trshsfer ~ any prVpeIty ny him
are forbi,iden by hs. that mestlnf ~ thc
Creditors 0f alb Delt0r D. prove their sstts AMI
ehoo-s one Or DoFu Assignees ~ ~. estate, VII
~ he'll a q Court ~ Insolvency, u le hohien ~
psFts In ssid t"anty, On the sth day OF MAY
A. ~. lei, "a nine o'clnCk In Tia forenf.sn.
Given uadier my hsnd ths date nr-t ssose wrt'
a.. a.. SHIRLEY, Dcpaiy sheriff.
a. Me.sen ger ofthe Coart % insolvency. for ssii
1oanty Of oxford
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

Mis- Louise lifoen j. Ia teach the
summer term At this place; Miss Addic
Whltcomh In Temple llill school house.
We understand their Will D. hat ihf-c
lcs. than tn usual number ~ school. Ia
tosn. th".- In Districts |, : aud u.
" II. kc-n bought a coN of Benjamin
>killing. lately.
\ iiugk ~ about hundred gull. pass.
~ over here Monday.
There va. quite family party a u.
e. rriie's itsi psy, s-Ncral ~ Mr..
rfilr'. brother. ani sister. spending the
dsy With ihem.
several av saving their wood by
horse IpNcr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
BRowsFiulp.

Mf. and MR. John sand. aud Mr.. and
Mr.. Irving Libby, while out rlilng Mon
day afternoon wcrv thrusu from thcir
rArrngv. hur'iug the lAdic. quite SEVERE
Is.
NJ. Thomas Williams has moved into
The tsnrm.nt Owned by J. Mcnnnnsl.
Geofgr Nciucas has moved into the
mill house.
Thomas Harmon hls bought tho Dur
gin house and l. moving III. goods.
Andres Durgin has moved into The
Beau house.
Mr. NnirrN Durgin hss rturued
from boston. l. Visltlug her daughter,
Mr.. Aliry whitney.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
N.,,ss sa Ps,i,isa Zoe Allowance.

OXFORD, s.;-Coar of Insolvency.
On the petition 90 John y. iIutehinx. % On.
fori, in.olyent dsttor, paying fcrsn sll0~snee
cot 70 bis relate.
tntsrestesi 10y causing q copy % this ortsr % ~
puLli.hesi teo weeks saccessitrly In the OxfOri
bemocrst. printed al Paris. In ssit County. the
lat pubhesiioa 10 lie seven days NJ least lrfors
County, on The sch dsy 20 May. A. -. lssi, II
nine o'elsck A. NJ. al which time AMI place ;,
may be made 10 appear Why The prayer of sail
petition should ned lie granted.
Witness my hani AMI the sesl ~ sail Court
this ghi day o. April. A. ID. lsl.
GEORGE A. WILSON, Judge
of insolvency. Court, Oxforl County.
A trus copy -Attsss III. Z. DAVIS. ksgistsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
nnYAa1s pnNn

\ bise ball team has been organized
here by the Good rrmplArs. rcrlcy
Wing was Chossu capttln. They play
their fr.t game with ia" spool mtkrrs
~iturlay. May alat I .lnr. ".
Mr.. Emm, .. small attended the
.grtnd Lodge 10 the Golden trnss, which
Va held at l.cwi.tou thi. week.
Irwin IloNkcr ]. stopping At homc Tor
. few days this Werk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
WILSON'S YIlIS.

Z. !. IIcnuc,, 1. palniin. ,. 4 fiint'
house.
\ ". fi,k~tt hts gone az Ia work on
the parmayhrrnc" club llouse.
wv. CLARK has hccu a. berlin the past
Vr'k.
River driver. arr nov going up thr
AagailuNaN every daV. II i esti-
mated th,t tNo hundred are above here
un the Various driye..
Donald Cameron had Ia Lii hls horse
that va. hurt Ia The woods, ani u. 4.
BENNETT sni ". ". l.lnnell have each
lot a horse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
TIE WEEK IN MAINE.



I.. T.rtr.. turl fHr sho"' .1-
. U..-..I hi fhr 18th lr'u
...... f.Hi "rnf su.'i1 uu &C.
......r. Perkins Del lissBfIs.
.... .E. t..IUf. ana slt. o. ir-
....| .fI.rr..1I su.ft auI
..... tf... =. Of. a. In.snf
r....... ...t..I ma. f.r-r
be- ..-,.f .rf rramrfIt
.r.....-.r-,r .hstI 90 hin.
...... 80 r..- .r,fl.r- U..
.........I Dali. t..L sf.. AMI die
........ n. f.I la.f sEss. muue,
.t...I.. ua-p.. uIf hoy rv-
..s.rI fr rr.turing ths
.., A.. Ill.
...l..,..,.'...
....-
.'i..,-l
'.' 40
... .rI... tuuue Lads
....... f...rf..
'.
'. .." NS..n'
M N"..'i I'fAin- 'A " '','.
@ ''.h''''l N'n pa
-...| 'Ii '9' N''..'.-
e N',
a''.''- ''''
N. .'.
f'N' ''
.f I'D. w.rim.,h palp
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
RosBuRy POND

riummrr'. .prurr driver. have begun
Operations. They have about sr,Us'
i~rt a. drive out ~ the pond.
irnnr 4 Harper arr driving their u
foot poplar. They have l,oll cords.
Mlss Emma llill Who came here from
plNhrld a. spend the winter With ."me
relative. 4. not expected % live. ia"
IA. l,ecn mo several week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

H .Muert.m % rari. iliu Ncsi-
-.. Iar..ItT wHu.uc aui uIIi
I.. eryks unlrr Doe insiruriI"n
.. H -....f. \ o.. a graduate q
college NJ ~r.uurt hns
E.e .H WISCONSIN sinrr cr'du-
..n. fu Malice n1 ar'1uuf 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
EAsI nrInII.

Elbrilgc Cruokcr 3. painting the to-
.iic - OIL. store aud making other Inn
PROV cmsuis.
Angu. llchb from llrilgton i .Irni.
log a short vacation Silh friend. 10 thi'
place.
Eugene Ran i. II home irum lIerlin
MILLS Tor fra days.
Al are glad a. 80 nclr Mo.e. hlm-
ball hack home again. H. Ia. hrcn
spending m. winter In Mis.achu.ctt.
With MI. childwn.
Ma sic.ms nni vile arr soon 10 move
to Rumforl Corner.
VIII ani john Bean FROM Locke.
NIL. .I~ut The past wc-k Ia ihi' plac"
hunting muskuts.
Farmer. at- having their sheep shear
el. The, have a nice lpi ~ hmbs.
n. u. Holt his lamb that weighed
when a few hour. oil twelve pound. aud
seven ouncr. q 4. kimhli hl.o Ia.
Que that weighed twelve pounds.
The assessors hul the town ~ Bethel
blessed With iiS dogs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

!. &. Sictrn. rccrnily lo.t = good coz.
!. l.. Mc.,rYr 1. In very poor health.
liz IA. lost the use almost entirely 81
Que arm,
II. VI. Andrew. l. doing quite a large
amount 81 griftlng about here THE
spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
N.ti.. of s...ad N..tiag sf ,t.ditsss
LA Ia.oIssusy.

IT, the ,resiltpf. q Au-tin MrAustsr n
Albany. a. thr 'oautT ~ uNfori ani state
20 NaInr. lusoltcut nehtnr.
N.a az h.rrhF natinsl. Thst with the appru
tai ~ tilr Iutgr IT thr tauu 20 lnstslteufi
fof saiI tuunty tils ~lrsrni Meeting - the Gre
ltars ~ sald iu=niTsut u apIsntri a. - he'll NJ
th~ Probate Iuuft ruum In Paris ~ all ,nuuiy
sn Nclns- iay ths sth day - May \. u. lei,
a niur a'cifzk in che fufvnnsn. luu viii guFeru
yourselves accordingly. tiNcn un'ief my hau'l
aui the orier ~ Count this % LAY ~
ApfiI \ n. t-ul.
lIIilRiCk q DAVIS. REGISTER ~ ths Coar,
~ Insolvency f0r ali County u oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
EAST PERU.

Iarruto Irish has hired oui Win "
griffith fur the season. NJ has ~" v"
.ui bought hlm yoke II oxen.
Elda Babb l. az work for Ton ai'n
Mr.. saith ~ Hanover was 10 Town
l..t week looking after his birch saving
htf.fnt.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
nInrIIIn cTAIRI

frost nearly out ~ the ground. Way.
arr getting veil -ctilcd.
Tam operations are bcing commenced
though nothing planted yet.
VI. Holman Nas 40 boston lat week
on business. IT, as. the bottom he.
dropped Gut ~ llc apple MARKET; poia-
tee. selling we'll: Old chccse not wanted.
The Indications are . biz apple crop next
fall Ia Massachusetts,. Thi. Will tsud tu
make apple. chcip here. particularly The
early Varieties.
\ movement 1. bclng inside 10 rcpiir
the school house a, this place this sum
mer. II needs IT,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

t...r.. 18th, r,fi. lluI Universal
-..... eUI b. bella at ths ,hurgh.
-...|... Naval tf lu'cin,k o.. N., O"
..... rI. lBr.t.ou 20 rvIniriug M,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

..L t.ukrr.hIrf was picked up iu
..... ~.HItV. ihs ouu'r can have
.m E. l'UBE at thr urm'trtt 90.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

-..t.u. 90 NDresV Lake. cnru.-
.f .f fhr urm'lrat Ht that place,
..ar'rlHlf gsll TUESDAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

nr pay anil dancc Friday evening
sl. fsirI, erli siteulrl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

IA ~ u.r.mory ~ Host"n, rvtl estate
frtrr broker, was 10 fhris hst
....
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

ur .rue frli on elm blossoms and
..4r Wt,foeer, FRIDAY night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

Mr.. N. \. Htrruss ryturn~i lriiay
t..Ha Ni.it o. lissiuu aui lynu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

II.1. waldo t'vttengill ~ l,umfuri AZ
..H. Id Probate Cuurt hrrr lat Wrtk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

49,. EI.evrfh Ihs,sr aui litile
.ffrr t..I,l u,rT ~uulh, 40 ". \.
...Ha
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

~. a. Nvuoi. E.q. u Backheli.
...at the liill ~un.lsy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

lieut. suI NJ. ~. " kimhall are at
mn. ..I kmFtIl Homestead tur r. short
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

Do, ,u4rt hou.s D. being improved Ia
.strIHer externally o., coat ~ paint.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

stephen Wesley hp. bought The Z. u.
Ilamlln place aud will soon move there.
Mr.. John Evans has rrcrnilv bought
an organ,
The many >sr,lcn friend. - Frank \.
NcNrrs send congratulations on hi. mar
rage.
AlIcc l.. Perry 4. To teach Va stow TIL
summer.
April iGlh. born to the wife 81 VIII
Flint, a suu,
Almost midsummer weather anl the
farmer. arr doing quite buslnc.. At
farming.
MANY have lmrru,~l their or,htris by
pruning and sraiilns their young trrrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

VI. Grveuc Of Everett. Mas, Wa
f.rr lat week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

william n Elwari. Of plNaeld ~as
.f Paris ltst Week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
rho oxford lcmocrat.
ON THE HILL"
DRY plKY

tfrst Hsrtist Cturrh Re-. 4. Y. W~iss. -.
a. fsrfsfhinr eFerv sunsiaY ~ m ~ sunday
..h.alI attlN. sabbath fteuinz -srNios "a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28

JnItsrsau.i Churrh Rev q. a.. itariiton,
..r..l saa.isr 1881 ever sunday a Z y. =.
fs-,s. fInE sertios "a n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
New Trimmings T!

Hambugs huncing edges Insertions all overs and
fancy tuckngs
Lace hand aud machine torchons all widths and prices
Poatherstitch a variety patterns and colors.
large all ready to DO trimmed bcachod half beched
and brown.
Buttons Of all kinds and the best Of spool cotton.
Call aud get materials for your sewing done before
no, weather
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-04-28
guvgoRp cgsrRl
SWEDEN

\ full stock 10 wall p'pcrs At !. '
Sirnhrn.'.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-08-28

of this meeting of the citizens of
North Dakota, that there is no necessity
for such an organization, and that we
believe the greatest success in temper
ance and enforcement work lies along the
Iine of non-partisan effort.
Upon the adoption of the foregoing, it
was suggested, in order to afford the
public a clear conception of who were
responsible for the resolution, that all
present and in harmony with the senti-
ments expressed attach their signatures
to the same. The following gentlemen
were accordingly placed on record:
Chas. A. Pollock, D. G. Palmetto, N.
Stanford, T. Fl. Sheckler, s. E. Ryan, M.
n. johnson, 0. w. Francis, James S.
Campbell, B. H. Bankol, G. H. Honey, J.
K. Fairchild, A. Bjornson, j. M. Wylie,
I: M. Adams, J.. Tonne, S. f. Beer, II. P.
Cooper, Geo. F. Goodwin, W. P. Moffet,
I. G, Wade.
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c~ommendable to the present administra-
ton. Yet it is almost equivalent to say
ing he is not discharging his duties
when we scatter letters broadcast over
the state asking the citizens to take the
laws in their hands and ignore the au-
thority set aside to enforce the laws. I
believe it is true that a majority of the
people of North Dakota are in favor of
high license. Yet we have the laws
and we have the proper officers to en-
force them. These same people, who
subscribe themselves the enforcement
league, will if necessary break other
laws to enforce this ole. They have,
through the Normanden, their official
organ, advised the people to go to Graf
ton and confscate property without either
disregard to it's value or ownership in an
endeavor to drive certain men from the
state. Here is the brewery here in Bis
marck. 1t represents $175,000, and the
owners are disfranchised. I am told
liquor is sold in Bismarck, but I do not
frequent the places where I am told it is
kept and I do not know wheter it is sold
or not. Whether it is or not I do not
like the idea of a few radicals assuming
bogus authority and insulting our state
constitution. A CITIZEN.
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public elevators has been called in ques-
ton, and as Commissioner Walsh terse-
ly said that there was no change in the
situation, the inference is that the attor-
ney general has not yet submitted his
decision on the disputed point. Then,
too, it has been urged that the commits
sion should exercise it's powers with dis
erection and not demand that all wheat
be inspected OIL the border, as to do so
would greatly hinder the handling of
the crop. Mr.. Walsh was somewhat
noncommittal, but between the lines his
talk indicated that if the successful
handling of the enormous crop depended
upon the leniency of the North Dakota
commissioners the railroads would not
suffer thereby.
If the trains do not stop for inspec-
ton l do not see how we can stop them,'
said he, 1--WE were appointed to enforce
the law and will try to do So"
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First publication August o, 1891
Notice of Sherif7s Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of an exc
cution to me directed and now in my hands. is
sued out of the office of the clerk Of the district
court in and for Burleigh county upon a judg-
ment and decree rendered in an action in which
the Bnrleigh County Building and Loan associa-
ton is plaintiff and Walter E. Harrington and
filed August 26,. 1891, and amounting to the sum
Of S39l.43 and commanding me to sell
the real property hereinafter described, to salts
fy the same and the costs of sale. l will sell to
the highest bidder for cash on the SOth day of
September, 1891. at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day,
at the front door of the court house IN Burleigh
block No. IS, in McKenzie's addition to the city
of Bismarck, in said county, to satisfy said sum
and the costs oflof said sale, and subject to re-
after.
Bismarck, August 81. 1891.
FRANK DONNELLY,
Sheriff of Burleigh County, N. D.
GEO. ". NEWTON,
Attorney for Plaintiff. Bismarck, N. D.
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Don't Like the League Circular.

EDITOR TRIBUNE: To-day I received
q letter from the enforcement league at
Jamestown. Well, since I got that let
ter asking me to subscribe to and be-
come a. member of the league Ihave
been thinking. What do you suppose the
effect Of that circular will have on i'm
migration in the east? Did you ever
look at it in that way? Did you ever
think that people who have a family to
educate might hesitate to come to a state
whereit is necessary to organize enforce
ment leagues to enforce the laws? Well,
according to the letter it is necessary to
do SO in this state. I am sorry those
letters have been sent out. I, for one,
believe we have state officers who are
doing what they swore to when they
took their oath Of Office. I believe the
attorney general Is following a wise and
conservative course, that would be
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