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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
NUMBER II.
MASCULINE MENTION.

Ht. Governor IIsadly, of Ohio, has white
hair and beard aud a remarkably earnest
manner % speaking.
Fre,lsrick W. Vanderbilt has bought tho
English steam yacht Conqueror This
purchase makes the Vanderbilt nest mum
l-r four yachts.
Lawyer William &. B.echsr bsars no ~
ssmblance 90 his father. the late Henry
Ward llcechsr lie II tall aud slim. and
though a young man has very gray hair
Frrl Emerson Brooks. the California
post humorist, Il . large. thlcAsrt man,
With smooth face. black hair and promi.
nsut hose. aud never falls 20 win his audi.
snce.
The new Earl Granville l. q pale faced
lad of niust".n. lie l. AZ prrssnt = student
AZ Eton. and cannot take his place In the
hol-s - Lords until b. attAlns bis ma.
iouty
Alva Could. the dlsoovsrer aud one %
the owner. - the famous Could a Curry
milne. &. now p.,iiling fruit aud oonfec
tlonery a. passsngsrs - railroad trains AZ
Reno Nsy
sir John A. Macdonald the Canadian
premier. L. an omnlyorUus rcader. aud bis
h0usc u the nrst destination ~ all the new
h-poks received At the parliamentary library
ln Ottawa
Mr. J " ATkcll proprietor ~ judge,
1. executor - the gr.at DrcKsl e.tats. lils
fso. and hands ar, somewhat dishgurri
fs2m burns. ilis father made hls money
in manufacturing paper hag..
NtF.fH.-..
Hampshire. Keep. hi. az cs'os,iingly veil
lIe l. quick a. lightning 90 -. the Point ~
q story ~ argument, very witty aud YER
table bundle ~ strong nerves.
james ~ Colgate. the wealthy banker
and prominent Baptist. founder 0fColgats
university at Hamilton. y Y. l. over
seventy. has bead - heavy white hair
and lives Ia palatial home Al i0nksr.
Henry ". stanley. when hs sailel from
New York. took With him the comfortable
snm n fiiUUu a. his shsr, - the $40 ~po
taken In for toe hundrrd Lectures delivered
by him under the management of Major
Pond
Charls. q southmayd. who was senator
E,arts' lsv partner for more than . quar-.
Ter of a century. and l. nov managing the
late John Jacob Astors estate. l. ~ plain
appearance, alout seventy years % az
and bachelor
The nsw president ~ the Kansas state
Trarher. asspsiation. Professor ID =
Pence. lot b1ih hi. hands when boy by
an accident Yet BE- can write. play the
piano ani BE- almost everything that one
can dD with hands
Eiwarl N KnoN. the famous hAt'sr. l.
tall. huc Appearing gentleman, With .
smooth f,se and white hair Ills son and
partner. che husband u flornos Rice
Knox. the cHutrsltD singer. l. one ~ the
slis.t men boo New York.
The Frr,ma.1n who suo0rssls General
Alb.rt IA. AZ thr highest dignitary ofths
or,irr in ttis country u Jane. Cunning
ham Bachelor. VI ID. - New Orleans,
Lieutenant grand commander n the grand
cdns..'Dfy % the ancient AMI aoo.ptoi
Scottish rte in the southern jurisdiction.
elsa Canadian by birth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
foorLIoHr FLASHES.

The famou. Madison SQUARE thsaier In
New York {. % h. torn down AZ the end u
Q year 10 make RON for hotel annex.
More than si 90 was resliked At the re-
cent benedt performances given In aid of
the mother OF the late comsiian John A.
Mackay.
Augustin Daily l. negotiating for . thea
ter In London, where his New York stock
oomp4ny l. 10 perform for 9 considerable
part ~ every season.
Nine MOil-ka has rrosntly completed
her msm0ir. Ia two lsnguages-lOlish and
English Ilsr professional tour In Poland
IA. l-een very -nccc-.ful
coiousl Eiwani NJ Alfrsni B. ths sn.
thor Il the nss play which Roh~rt Nan.
tell Gill brnx out nest sss.on IL vill -
call~i Tbs l,Daisisnlsn"
Jo-sph Jsfsr.oa'. spring suit is u th-
-psypsr and sslt" order. With . euis~sy
eoat lie top- n with . silk hat vho-s
glo-- ha- long since DEPARTED
The past -esson Il ssld 10 have h-~n the
most Disastrous forsmsli oompsnies % sny
On many yeau Bag enterprises. 90 the
solirzry. have generally made moesy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
written for 'hs lsa, ps@.sT.,.

AsEcDorg Of DANIEL WEBSTER.
Daniel Webster, when small boy,
was very careless, not tO say uutidy, ln
the matter of personal cleanliness. llis
teacher had many times repruVed him
for not washing hl. hands. lie had
both coaXed aud scolled him, but u Na-
a. NO purpose-Daniel would come To
school with dirty hands. one day, out
~ all patience with him, hc called Dan
icl to hi de.k, made him hold up hl.
hand. In the presence of the whole
school. and ,olemnly warned him that "
ever he came t0 school again with his
hands IN that condition. he would give
him ieruling which be- would long ~
member.
Daniel promised better behavior, and
for while there was great Improve
ment. lii rformtilOn, however, dil
not prove tO be- permanent, his hands
being, In few days, again a. dirty a.
ever. The teacher. eyes detected them
and, n soOn a. school had opened Tor
the day with a stern voice be said "D1n-
lei. come hercl" Daniel stealthlly
brou ght the palm Of hi right hand Into
contact with hls tongue, aud. as be walk
ed slowly towards the teacher, be- rub
bed Il upon hi trousers, Ia the effort Ia
remove from Il some ~ the dirt.
"IIold out your hand'" said the
teacher. Daniel extended hls right
hand, palm upward. "Do you call that
a clean handF' sternly demanded the
teacher. "Not very, sir" modesily re-
piled Daniel. III should think mot
rery'.r aid the teacher. II promised
you ferullng, but will let you OF this
time u In thi. whole schoolroom you
will show me a dirtier hand than that.
There Il l., sir," exclaimed Daniel
quickly extending hi left hand, which
had not undergone the summary cleans
Ing of the right.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
CoGs ron FOOD
mup Iupp NhLrL = A. NtmEn a.
muI ,iIf NNp ILANug.

4 prominent ph,.iciiu says; 1t
would not h. possible to rXaggrrair ihr
value II rggs as an article ot i"pd.
WHISTLER from their uniS~r.il nee, or 90"
convenient form in which the fool l. ~.
received. pr..suiri ani cooked anl uu.
trlmrnt thsy cpnttln." Ngtln hr slys
There l. up cgg 20 a hifi knnNn Nhith
Z. net guOi fur iU''i. or Which Nnuli n"i
b. eaten h, a hungry man. The White
of rgg vunsl.ts 20 nearly pare albumru,
oils. sulphur and water. Alhumru h.
considered thr mo.t important -inglr
element 10 fool II l. found ln all com
ponent lnimd structures ani lu The ,rs-
rtnhlc pr,iu tiOu. mp.i valuable tpr
fuol, though in a modified form.
There L. as great difference in ilr
value of dincfcui rggs ne th'rr L. in Their
lire aud iiayof. Wrll-f~l domestic fpvl'
,lcI Ar richer food in their ,rg. than
common Wild fpNls.
Asa fir.h producer one puuul ~ rggs
I. equal o. uur puuul ~ h",i \ ben
NAV b. rnlgul tel tn rnnsumr ON" hushcl
% corn yr1rlS. and iu ltv twelve d"frn
or eighteen pounds ot egg. Ilh' h.
falNlN NIfNA ~ 80 NNa ANAAN ANNNf' "fA '.'f
irnth pound. ~ cufn will produce, wh"n
f-l to hen, one pruui ~ "ggs. \
pound ~ pork, on tho ,outnry, r~lnirrs
about f,v aul un~-tsnth pounts ~ cnru
ln production. when "g:s ar - ,rn''
anl PORK 90 cent. a pound, ~ hhN" e
hushsl of corn fri, producing So
worth ~ cgg., anl 81 ~ ot pork. Juig.
lug frum fcts. ess. musi hc economical
Ia th-if production AMI w ih"ir eating,
ani rsI-,i,lly ht Tor the lihoring mtn
Ia replacing m~lt.
Egg., cousii-ring th~ nutfimrnt th"N
contain, cnmptrci vitb l,'f, arr m least
four timrs cheaper. T. Cpok a pDuul
of pork rrquirrs considerable fuel ani
time. to cook = pound ~ egg, little
~ either, The Engll'h ,rgrnriins eat
no fr.h, bat arr ca the average long
lived. much longer than other people ;
they u.- rrg. moderately American
Poultry IOumsi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

T. the 10 Hss~i . rauuit te1.uissiuusrs
fths ,surtF 20 usfsr'i. Ma ~sssisn, \ u.
n usIsrsI Isus.i Atnsf tirn.on. - rafs. in
a.. saft tuautt afttNfsr rrsI-,tfuNr Tvprv-rlis
trsf la t..r afath Fl. HaF - ttr"srI'ar. y. II.
80 a. >tisttuifn - ssil i'aris. un a. iFutlIu
.afN y trsEH.an. z q tashnnan AL q Dinrrs,
- tfrt rart.lsr ari affr sfNfu iafs. uHt'rr A.
rs.faIrs.i Hf - hit sat tasn saF IN sali
tssrfs ia co. tbiuitr = ths uiagr - Nost
Isafi. sssr an.t aFHssss be ani iH tail ifsn.
sflaFinuIr. q = fsfnt ufar tiir rast silc - ~
r4 49, fasHs Hft trr r,rtl iraiing frtsun Mrt iaus
tfIsFs O. thH f.lasf 20 iiarrisnu "a tli.t, thrnrc
rarrIrs sslIH arffntT snr 10 on irrfves sast.
SD Iar.I q AhuFr iirn-tu niur .H rtsi-. .
: sfaLr. ttFrlF suath tiritf ntr .so- tcEfrfs
r..f .,H tarI 90 Ahuff iisnsun. frurtFru Va
r,.fs a = f.sk uu thf rafth cot - tls Ian g.
rrrf.-I hF y n tH.hrlan TIE ruf fess filfsi
49,. thr rsiIItr uf ths hlghwrY. ani 49, ish
- A. o. tHrrr I. rsIs site " That saii
- .sta1sn ga fr frIssrt 20 tflr iUinEs ani hirl
a. ssras sitH tls flsrs - All tlsu Hn 60 two
a. nirth .s.. .iaF ~ t,ys1ruiirf. \ u %" ihai
80 t..au at tHs arnaal t1srtInE in hRFrh. \ u
tsfisuu.isr ar aftistf faf that purss-f ln h. sAf
fart aHrrftHi saIi uaF 80 ~ aiufvssil lali "ai
Tf.st ft,af t.tit.onrr irlur trr usurr 20 On, An
sssf sbt.h saf tIsu 49, has ls7rn ls-hiri. hn
sEfftTtssi % aaIl D. atilu. hrlrst hrI'rhs tffr
fr,1l G. fur It1Hrai'r tzaari. lriirflns uihi tN'
80 ~ saII uat D. ksstri a. thrryfvr y 49,
ti..t ftsr doe urts.rs.Iiug. hat, 1uu sill Wv
- saf. au.I ry,erss thr af1frsaii is,atiun anl
b. ufrrly Co. IN aIia.Al an.i pr'iil'n i"r That
psioi straH.. thi. ar.t lay efMsI, \. u. l'7i.
ABNtg nL>>uN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
DON'T
Waste Money!
YOU CAN
trade mare aaSaaiagcou>iy
With ~ than noy whrrc
ta uainc.
m ,uu are furnishing n SUMMER
COTTAGE, yog ,an hni All yuu want tu
complete % tt ouf store.
Cottage Chamber Sets.
Cottage ParlOr Suits.
Piazza Chairs.
Reed and Basket Rockers.

10 tou ar, going o. keep RpNl'pEl.>
iui aaui Furnishings Coz hhlt dofen of
s dofrn ryum.. csme to us, We can ave
yuu money.
n ,uur ,IlNNREG SErhss done inlr
ssr, ig, aui a ura "ur b. required, v~
en- .ult ,ou ib all uouis ~ 40 prirvs.
If ruu waut rti III EpCkEG 90
tvu iu .ui,vn up th~ othersisr dull
pafinr ur ~ntirc i:"om, iou can gri
them cheaper frum us.
m ,our RANGE has iost its usefu'-
ns..s auf WON'T s'1ni nnV more ryf'airing.
ur cen help Yea "uf - thr dihi rultv hv
ruuiu. Ina Qt' AMIR or snm" other
Etugr 30 a l"s hsurv.
our SUPPLE. for a.. DINING ROOM
fs1si.t 20 q large variety ~ Table,.
,htir.. u.unFf ~sts. hni,vs, Forks,
Spoons. ~iIssrsarv. ~lir'ntris, HhIth
r1nt hs bought a.. los, u' IA iiirr Whrrr
1Du go.
Nuu win want n REFRIGERATION "
,su ht,rn't nus. ve shoW tuvntv-d,r or
mon, .ftI,.. fHi unly thr 'srst "hNlb
WIZ or "HEtplNG, both prize mel
40 l;rfIigyrt"rs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
.r,rr ny MAKE

tutNTt 80 UNFuun. ss
Iissf,i uf touuty Commissioners, Nay session,
i-Hl.
TppN e. fsrys,iing Is,iiisn. saiisfartng sNi.
li.lf. hstlnr leo TvlsitUii that ~ fftIt"ncf
A. resf-snsiflr. tT L. uHuIuTtt. that thr tuurty
,.nt, is.laufrs ufst 20 ths Napls liUusr a Wet
Pate. su Tlfsist tas thirtisth LAY 20 iuns hrNt,
al - af a. ri.sk. \. n aul tileucr pr,sss1l O.
,irs tiur fults usrtlsur.t tn all ifftiu"h, lin
r...iistrit after vhirh sisw lsaIiug ~ usr Jar
a.. al tIfir uitrsrssfs stu D. hai "a ur s.'n
t.rtFut pltfr tn thr NtinitN. anl surh vtlFf
u..s.urss tskFu lu the ffvuiiscs q. tiie 'nihlnls
.isnrrs staU Iutee pruIrr MI n l. iuithrf
ttNutNEu ttat ustirs ~ ~ tln1e Iitrr ani var
- ~ ths ttIfafuissiHugfs' uncstinE atHiN-ail -
tsgn L. al IsHrsssns an corporations lutrf'str
III ,.a.ins stt--ts-l ruf.is 90 all Isttlsn az ~
al. ssfisr tisrsssn q q. -srVvi utssu tn -
Ia th- Tuuu - faus, aut alss t-sstri ~ ~
49,. uuilIlr p.ars- in saii tuon. anl ps.l-lri II
tEr... a.sks sIalfrssiNrlY in ~ Ntari l'enin
rF.t = raxsfatsr rrtutri ~ faus m All
lot II ttN flr,i thc nr-t uf sald puuhrati"n-
.nl - ~ ths otieF nstice. q 49, usie, sefs 81
49, t..sts.I a hsst thirty stays lefufr sall tine
I'd ts.tisf D. the su.i that All Ier-uns an c"fio-
,.tI.,as ~, ttsn ani thrfs apieaf ani stcs
49,. N anF thsy have. Why the prayer ot saii
,-.tIti.snsf shuuli "a - Erauts-i
Arf1sf ALHIgI :. AUSTIN, tlerk.
Atrascopy - saii rs'iiien All oricTo t"aH
thsr.,sn.
Artf.t. ALBEIgT :. AUSTIN, CtIEA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
10 r.F aOys or wAlrC

Talk about goin. Wc.i, You had l'ct-
ter talk about goln. tu work. | alaaNs
thought wanted o. 90 Out West. we'll,
have gone an lnoN wi.h there hal
never bceu surh thing. u thc hrst
place, u will cpst yuu So o. goto Wt'h-
lngton. then " Nuu arr la ky enough O.
ct work. it will take Yea i've months tn
ct ihst hack. ~ tht time you viii
H. al ready "a come home; that will De
So cut. In the next place. your climltr
/. iu.t az good. your spil 1. better on th"
aysrage, your houses arc better. homc l.
better. ani hlrus they have none.
Npw what young man u there in M"
State ~ Maine Who wants tO come here
aud live In the wood. or on the prairI"
lands, In a log house or even a mud
house, I. for one dont want to. !
have talked with men here; they s,y
they were foolel hy the railroad corpo-
nations, Others hy lsnd -pcculators. and
they would give anything. II they had "
to give, " they could get back; bat here
they are. anil here they must stay.
Tears come In their eve. when YOU 20.
For the man Who has lots of money, this
nlace will do; hat for the mau TINT has
nj. bread aud butter 90 earn 10y the
sweat of hls brow, give mc tlIc Et.t.
Now, boys, - tO work la your own
state. Cut the bushes. build the
fences! You eau do Il better there than
you can here. because you have eV.ry-
thing Ia do with. Here you have moth
ing bat YOUR hands. II you want to
come here Ia see the country, that Il all
well and good, hut don't for Que minute
think IL coming here to live or to work,
expecting to make money faster than YOU
can In the East. That will be a sad mi.-
take. That time I. over. Aud now, II
there are any of YOU Who want 10 come
here for summer trip, will tell you a
pleasant route. left Boston for New
York by way ~ the Boston and Albany,
from the II. and l.. depot: thence by the
n. aud ~. Ia Chicago: thence hy thc
Wisconsin Central To- NJ. Paul; thcnce
by the Northern Pacific Ia TacOml,
wash. I thought u very pleasant
routc.--Cor. Maine Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
Granite Monuments,
Tablets and HeadstOnes,
orro>ITG e.. z. Drror.
south r0ris. MNtsic.
..nnnr,nnrnn ~.

IL farun frrusrfif uaurt snI lsrurie.i bF
80 iatr tss.FEF ~ tsfufrr IL rrrrrsi o. sslr "a
= haHraIa ttIs psssautIf sf.nfHi in fa-sl
- Ff Isir.HssI Hrr nIIr frum Wet lirthrl fN
80 ahsrr Thew aHr sfHfvs rIiNs ~. A. tlrIth
.t.fss Iasst HfHHe h.-si al faIIr.ai tttiisn
.aI farin is afsiff lssi titatIHu aul furtalns
afll.t 60 a|rra. al iu rrr tatHFi. anI II fHHIrn
..~tf HItIiHt intH Niarr. uhflrnI sTufa hHl
L. t1rrs trf utssi an.l ~ ruis htt That al.
aIutFr o. l.aI tssftrI rstths tfHfr hnrsfs SOL q
srFHI arI Trr D. ftsiIr IHInfutri a. frI lafsrf
st.sk It rHHfains au or hari that rrH'a.rl -'
I.afrffs FFaliaf frut In t-s' lssiIrf r.rHIt 90
.frrf ffat AI.s e a.-sI sasHaf Hrrtafi ~ sHsr
raI fHn.ffssi tHTrs. a. uHnuiiel IuhntfH ui
H.ala fes nlhf at nknl ~" huNi.rEs a.r aN
r..nufftri lH g,sri frIsAlr. aaiph anl Usnffulrnt
o. lave fn.I farTrrr's far.IiT. tnrf az fup
H.lf.I sff fIrr ruHnIrg shfTr 20 hf'u.f. farfIhrr
n.lsf aHI |arH I'D. af. lrHal e. nrfrr fRiInt ifahi
s.H snII fstHtT r.sIs assF. IN Uarfhasrf elI
rHI fHanF .frs.rnH.r fHatants r.fuufftrl. utira
aff "a ulrrf.lnf.I Iu taif hri.f irsrTi iI.tisu.
tau .a sf 5affvs pool sith ths o-rultHt.
AprtI tlth Ia NntNtH
Wet rstIfi. We.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
The FARMERS ALLIANCE
NcuLc,trs AHsum AMI mrp,cu-
CABLE poCfRiNLs.

Oxfonl County Pomona Grange held
it, Nav meeting on the 5th ~ the month
with Norway srange. Master III. E.
Chi.e being IN the chllf. The attcnd-
ancc was large and the meeting proved
Que of ilic most successful ever held.
The Two large h,lls ~ Norway Grange
were both used. Tie forcnoon was oc-
cupie,l hy routine business and by show
Ing ilic mysteries ~ The Pomona degree
Ia class of nine. Tho literary enter
iaiument w the afternoon gave grcat
sailsfaciion. =. \. Roberts, master of
Norway Grange, gave an address ~ vel
come which was responded Ia 10y W. W.
Andrews, mtster ~ Frederic lloblc
grange. The ilci dcVclope'l by the ilrst
was that The grsugr l. the only fafmer-'
Organization yet known that can bring
permanent relief a. The frmlng Interest.
The Alliance, though 80 powerful ~ the
prr.eni time, cannot hc enduring from
the ftct that u inculcaics doctrines that
arc nbsuui ani impuciicihle ne well as
cop,riry io ihc spirit ~ our Institutions.
The grange has yct q grnt work heforr
Il ani to meet the responsibilities that
rcsi upon ". should have the light ~
morr knowlrlrr n u the great school
~ the firmcr which the latter attends
because b. wants 10 know more about
hi calllng. more about buslncs. meth
ode, morr about the rc.t ~ the World
aud t. rrliilon.hlp to hi. own vocation.
Mr. Andrews gave an Interesting a.
count ~ snme locil mitirrs. j. y
Hradhur, rad an essly criticislng tic
mrtho.l. ~ the hotri ot agriculture
REGULATIONS hv Rev. g. T.. Angcll ani
Mr.. gcfti. VI. Cashmin. ani drchmt-
tion by Frank u. Noble we're cNccllrni.
AMI IA" mn.lc Was very hnc. The qucs-
tinn discussed Wa. II, th" tendency ~
the times io form too many socicilcs,
and .hnuli We ru ourigc further adli.
tionsf' Nosi 20 the speaker. took the
grouni that there was np danger ~ too
many COOL onss, hut thosr 10 evil ten
dency should b. driven out.
IN. next mociing vii D. held at FRYE
burg, June :. oxford POmOu u The
argcsi IN The Siste. It. mrmbers arr
all. awake AMI alNav. tufn out 4" The
meeting. New Ingltni Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

Farmers generally have felt very sore
against Armour. the great cattle King 81
Chicago, on account of the low price 81
beef which has been broughi about
largely by his power 10 sy.tem,il,e'
manipulate aud create combinations.
Nov that price. u beef are advancing
aud the New Englani farmer. BAL fair
% fini themsslye. Ia a position where
they can raise u II profit, the consnm-
er. are taking their turn si denoancing
Armour. saying that u b. has HI. say
price. will 20 up even % ~ cents Pc
pound. whichs,er way bcsf moves
there u a.; ef critic. ready "a critlcise
Armoar's ''mallcious greed" This is
only another illustration of ths complex
Ity Of The interests In our rapidly grow
Ing coantry.-Ns~ Engiani Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

"Not one farmer In thousand has
labor or capital To properly aud most
profiiably work the land he owns" We
viii wager that the man who says that
never owned or operated a farm AZ all.
n he had he would have learned from
hls own experience that hls own kno~l-
edge was not entirely ahead of the thou
sand ~ hi. associite farmers. No doubt
there are farmers who have more acres
az land thsn their limited labor ani cap
itsl can hiring to the highest paying con-
ditlon. hat II by no means follows that
Il wonld be better for them to bring
their land down Co their capital. The
fact l.. ideal farming u found nowhere
except on paper. We have known some
eases wher. enthusiastic men started out
to farm with laud In that way, but their
operations have generally been brought
Ia sudden stop by an auction sale
Maine Farmer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
ISAAC a. KERRY, >electmeu
FgED a. sA>BpR>, ef
4. a. NaRilE>. Denmark
nsumark. ApIt sni. is,i
STATE oF MAINE

g.,r>rT 90 uNfoHn.
iL.sr-i ef County Commissioners. May se-sion,
I-l.
rfoN tiss foregoing I.stition. sstisfasteIy esi.
,i.r.,r haftng lssn pcslyei that IN tstu"ncfs
a.. rr.t-sn-ii,is 10 u uRI,gEIl. that The County
1..u,tnis.iauer- NET at hsrry's Nils, in licn-
r..rk oa Iucsiay, The twenty thir'i day ~ Jane
nj. Al tfn - The Sh.k. n. NJ ani thet,ce
or,-r..-i l. yice ts fpate tnentisns Ia sAil Istl
tl.n Immediately after whirh 'isw, hesflng OF
a., t.arts ant their Witnesses vii y hal al s.ins
s.ose nt piare Ia the ticintty. AMI sash other
s,.-.surrs taken In NE pwmiss. a. The soinnls-
.igo.r. shaii iulgc pnOIyr. AMI u u farber
OkpsEsI,. that nstise u The tine, pitCe sni pnf
80 ~ tbs gofufnlssiener-' mcstnx afoftsAh -
st,rn q. All t,sr-ssns ami corporations ittercste
II, caaslus attssts-i cuie- ~ all Istitgn AMI ~
~. oF,lsf thereon o. ~ servesi upon tie ,efs
~ IL town 20 Denmark ami al-o Iostei Nv
I'M thr,s public places In .si town, ani pub
nsl,s,i thrce wssks saeoessisely In The vNtsri
l.,os-Faf . nes-pspcr prtnte~i a fane Ia sAhi
sauntV Of ONferl TIE nrst of all pa1hcationsi
.uI safh sf the sther notrss. o. IL male, sef,ci
seI l--tssl AZ iesst thlrty days bsfsrc ssit time
~ sn..tins O. the sad thai al per-ons snt cor,
poSntisn. may then ami there spIesr sni shew
saa-e. N aRy they have. why The prayer of SAIL
..titisner. shOaii not ~ yrantssi.
ArfHsrs ALBEKf =. AUSTIN, Clsrt.
A tire copy Of said Petition AMI or'sr OF
Cear thsreon.
Arrxsr, ALBrRT o. AUSTIN, Cierk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

u. un.isfsiTnr.i hsyinE l-sn apt-sints-l ~
~ tiun 1u.irr q rrulaiT fsf a. CunrtY %
oNturt. - ~ thirl Tursiay ~ ApuL 4 o.
lsfls uaf1rIlssiunsrs o. n,rsiFe aiai skaHlns tfr
fltlrls uf rfslItsrs sgsinst thr rststr - Nathan
~ tiliFuss lstr 20 liartfurti Ia saii riluuiF b.
rsasF.l, rrfrFFss - a insalfrf.t, trrrhr ziFr
ufflTs tli1f slx usuihs frusa ths ists ~ alt a.
taintu1snt srr aitrssf g. ssii rFrflitsrs o. shhh
g. prsHfuf sal rfffr tkslr Flsitls. ani that ttff
sil ls in =csshsu "a 49, fuisfstHg rlsrvs an.i
tIuaes frrthr rurfsssF "a fsssitinE tt.c saus va
al a. atafs "a uufa Hrs.ifar.i tn tsutsa in sati
4 uHutI Df uNfarf "a fuaIth tllsslaYs - Iuus
anll - rrtrr 30 ufNt AZ Unr nfitsk iu ansfuassn
iiats.i u.Is a.uth ,lat uf MAJ, 4. u. tsi.
NINnNll -
ptKA uEAnIuNn., '''ieftr-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

Farmer. should plant aud sow aud do
al their spring's work Just thc same as
they wunll u they were SURE that the
season would bt favorable In all respects
and trust Providence for the harvest.
AMnIIIIIIMAL InIInn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
Wanted, In. e.,,u,e,,.

Arvrts fer thc "iife ~ f.T namam." TIE
lc.t ssllnE lssok pahishsi en- IAs,s, eFEAui
" illustrtts,l, priss ttN N yea sili esnsass
uar NidiutY. ~ siil ssnsl yuu an Ostat trss,
anl Eits Fpu The ssst t.sa.. this wufk L. lust
eaA IN uftt slrsr AMI sNsfY tssn x,sri p.acs
- canfass. Id ~ kuus itnrae liatfly
ANDHu>Cosot> rInt.isItiNg AGHNCN.
Iltefmare lalls. Mains.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
AMONG THE FARMERS.
.srssp rus rLow. "

Corr,.ronisncs on prasticAi Agricultural topics
.. sohcits-i. Address all communication. In
tcusis-i far this department o. IltNnt ~ HAs
fans. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

II you grow japanese buckwheat. do
not grow II by the side Of the common
varieties II you want 60 keep u pure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
Ann.r ALnEEr ;. ArsTIN. cLrEn.


To ~ IIsa Coanty Ceami.sleser. oi The couh
a. ufUNfuri
~ un.i.f-iFns-i >sisstniep - Dsumsk ~
st-stfaily ryprtsCut. that, using O. tif c'mpls
-. - an.fnar Tsss.t uanrr fsturahlF lp7stri,
A.. "A a tatftInu - tlr tuuuty nnat tcaiing tfwul
lhsoatsfk q ~si,agu. hss hssunie u-sle-s, "a
Tfst t.irtiuu otsfaulsuriug az ~" ifffl - VIA
r,.,.i ussr zoe Nals fingrvs ilt, thenur o. TIE
....ft.t "a a.. Nss Rat. -sfsaiel, near ~urkcr
U..ak Hftfss IN tirnmark. We thcrvn'fe ~
sr....t vaur iion. iilssri D. tirS ssii piec. ~
f.s.i aui uiakr sura discuttihatnor q. lea ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26

II takes as much feed and care for .
scrub a. for . thoroughbred.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-05-26
NEW MUSIC.

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