davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-01-07

SOMEBODY Bays that poets are declining.
This may be so, but you had better not ask
p poet what he will take on tho strength Of
tt-Boston Bulletin.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-01-07

THE lottery dealer may be appropriately
described as a chance acquaintance .-.Bos-
ton Traveller.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-01-07

PEoPLg Are Killed by Coughs that Hale's
Plies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-01-07

YorR friend may be the soul of hospital
ity, but he is not apt 10 forget that it is
your treat.-Galveston News.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-01-07

BEEcHAM,s Pills enjoy the largest sale of
any proprietary medicine In tho world.
Made only in ST, Helens, England.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-01-07

A CoUoH, CoLD, OR SoRE THRoAr should
not be neglected. BRowN's BRONCHIAL
TRoCnEs are a simple remedy, aud give
prompt relief. 25 OTIS. q box.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-01-07

IT doesn't often happen that you meet n
man who is considered q hero at home
Rams Horn.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-01-07

NEARLr overy little child needs DR.. Bulls
Worm ~Destroycrs occasionally. These
dainty candies never fail to do good
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-01-07

POKER is a reform game. Tho players
are constantly going better. -Bingkamton
Republicnu.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-01-07

The markets are flooded with poor beer.
Get ''The A. b. Z. Bohemian Bottled Beer'
of 1t Louis-
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-01-07

TIE bartender should be n man of good
spirita. -BinehSm;on Republican.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-01-07
ENEEEl! ; : ;; 4; e; !; ; { |;
CURED TO STAY CURED. swrEAIo. ~.


DIANOs- Highest grade, equals 600 Upright Grand
i Pianos, sold Wholesale, direct from Factory, si64 30 up.
cash magnificent, large ~ octAves, finest tone, three
iedale, Steel patents, guaranteed ! yrs- Highest Worlds
Awards. BIT. 20 yrs; 3f0o0in use Q acres In plant. Write,
cat. ANTIsELL. PIANO co, MArAw1s New Jersey.
sy-HAAx TiIis PAfxR svuy eas ~ vrsA
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-01-07

WHEN q handsome girl comes out her
papa has to come down handsomely.-Bos.
ton Transcript
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-01-07

The way Of the transgrcssor In hard
until he reaches the Canadian line. -Life.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-01-07
HILLS MANUAL 5 Ea., Great s5sT

STANDARD in Sncli Il and Business IiIe. New edi.
ton: ~ y. Is ~ For prices nsk any Book
Agent. or write DANKS i y. lt3 State g., Chicnpo,
for Lady and Gentieme. sanvas.era
q SAME THIS PAPER sv.p time ysu va,~
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-01-07
Patents! Pensions

Send Tor Inventors Guide or How to Obtain q Patent
Send for Digest of PENSION and jiOCNTv LAWS
PATHlCK 0FARRELL, =. WARRINGTON, D. O.
srSAAR THIS PAPER even tina you unu
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-01-07
Facts Worth n wing,

THE devil is always willing to hid In put
ting up q tlue or stovepipe, Galveston
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-01-07

lie tdespairingly)-It doesn't mat
ter II | have got lots Of money, | can
not forget that my grandfather was u
stage-driyer, She tsweetly)-That Is
all right You car refer TO your ances-
tral hauls without roing into partiep.
lara, Sparks
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-01-07

pEue10uc Due All soldiers " disabled. a foe for In
kuSsOUO crease. % Years experience. Laws free.
4. ". Htt0RalCk = SONS, WsshIAytsa, D. c. Cipel.nau, o.
s~EAhH TINS rAPsR s'sy In. -. ~As ~,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-01-07
% g. FAT FOLKS REDUCED

~ 0rDornoOz1 de'' IHr inonth BY hermlees herbel
ga a. . and no bad effects, Strictly CONFIDENTIAL
o.W.F.sNYpEani,MesSvlcch CPS TSso y mSi Bihdss:. ddhaiSssss n.
sTkAHE THIS PAYER ever tine you vrts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
TALK oF rHE STATE

There 9. talk % establishing a York
County hospital Al >aco.
A Belfast blacksmith has just retired
from business after period OF forty
nine years. During this period be- has
shod a total Of -, sin horses.
Liberty Post. a.. \. a., with only thif-
ty-slx members has Just completed a
new hall. and has raised $50 a. fund
toward. the erection of a soldiers monu-
meut.
Charlie Tibb- IT. % Bath, aged 2, was
found az the foot ~ a tree Monday night
with his neck broken. lie was dead and
Il l. not known how the accident happen
ed.
The wisga.sst High school l. entltled
e. the credit ~ Introducing into it,
graduation exercise. q novelty. just
after the Valedictorian had her say a
clergyman APPEARED from bshlni the
scene. and proceede,i "a Join In ~cdlocs
one % the girl graduates TO one ~ the
towns best Young men.
A gold mine l. believed to have
been discovered Ia the town Of Liver
mere. n l. on piece % land Owned by
\ man named HUFF. not far from Liver
more Falls. There IL aid to be- silver a.
well "a gold In the deposit, and the ore
Il reported to have yielded sl> Ia the
ton. Parties In Lewiston and frecport
and Portland are Interested In the de-
Velopment Of the property and com
pany will soon be formed. The land
VA. bonded fully year ago.
Bangor Commercial: \ conservative
aud prominent Penobscot County farmer,
Who was la the city recently, said that
the rain would ensure an Increase of al
least - psr cent In the hay crop OF
Mains, or. st a careful estimate $1,000
tons, meaning an Increased revenue Ia
thu farmers ~ two and one-half millions
Of dollars. The sire IL these figures
may b. surprising bot the gentleman
Who made the estimate Il man whose
Judgment can be relied upon.
ArOostook star-Herald: Now that
the pioneer crew of railroad builders IL
actually strung out on Aroostook soil
with picks, shosels and ~heslbsrro~s,
the long drawn Sigh of relief and salts
faction through the length and breadth
Of this county ought To be distinctly
audible la this still June weather Ia our
neighbors In New brunswick and down
In Penobsoot. with the grass and grain
growing two knots q week. Thousands
upon thousands % acres of potatoes
sprouting into ruddy promise of q big
crop, and the railroad work well under
way, n Aroostook people are not happy
4. .al. ~. tl,....
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
lteislArNt DISTRICT CONVENTION

LEGISLATIVE DISTINCT CONVENTION
4 ioint convention of the clas-s,i r~r-
rrsentaii,e district composed 10 Bethel,
Rumford. Hanover, AndoVer, Grafton,
NeNry. Jpton. and the Plantation.
MagalloWay. Lincoln aud Riley, Nas
held Al Bethel. saturday, jane tjlh,
lSss. \ number 20 delegates serr pres
cut. John BARKER. Esq, ~. chosen
chairman and v. 4. PARK secretary. IL
NJ. voted that the apporiionment 81
tim. - q. follows. % Wit Bethel On
s-nd In l>s3 and iS,~ Iumford In l!-o ;
Andoysr. MsgsllowAy and Lincoln Ia
l~,-i Hanover. >eNry, Grafton, Upton
and Riley Ia l~,.t.
IN. Phiibrcok. r.. 4. Park aud prrin
Poster Nerv chosen district committee
% call nominating conventions.
II was voted that the district commit
tee call All conventions Tor selection ~
candidates for Representatives Ia the
legislature In The town which has been
designated % send Tor that year by this
Convention, that candidates shall -
nominated by the Republican voters ~
the town sending for that year; that
When the towns clas.ed With >esry
seui. the convention shall - called In
NeNry aud the candidate nominated by
the Republican voters ~ al the towns
so chased that when the towns chased
With Andover send. the nominating con
Nention .hsll - callsSi In AndoNef.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

VIM. n. BlskfOri. ~ unku"sr
late hoase.tssi knosn o. g.
waltsr Eisyusab farm. tluu .rI
on tn north by lsht ~ 4 ''s
soath BY D.s. Cram fare, ra.i
stis " sAn,f Orysuis~ farm y
Ing east - ohi huuns stss' situhl
81 10 is's' Of pal "''' WYNN a.i"'
Chss. b iIg-sri. ,hustsi rsaf
The mouth of IN nile br-s 1.
north % lABd u ~ llnu.ri.
fd~api kimhaii. iyinE %
huft meadow mouniaiu h.u.
81 on ths north ~ ant ~
ssnd. ahi q. a. lioyut0n, rss1
BY lsBi u =. Dsy, nlef =" 40
hni oxns.i By Davis a tn.e,
JO.. ~. LlRsrssi. situAis.i a. 80
BO~'aasli. near A.N Va"
er's hoa.s "a.
D. q. Meluss q. .ituats-iin bfusn q.
Sell near .. a.. ncan's hnas.
WAhsr u. Mater. 90 unsn"Nu
Icing . 0 tntsfsst CummHn a.
un.ii,his-i. t-saniei on h"lth
by Frysbarg tg~b hns, ga,
meadow Ah1. syuth by anl ~ ~
~. bay q ala.
Levi. ". o'Bfion. 90 uuInosn.
ts0unie.i on ths nofth by 40 ~
a.. ". Bea-.,a, east ~ ru.l y
Hiram. south by Ani Of ANl'' o.
Lane,
John pisrn., .ltaAis.i l.e,sesn
Hiram ro.i sn.i X ", iu~n
farm r.ah. AMI Al'iha las 10
farm,
sitgais.i near ths irs lsgns az.
near lad % Ahisn walssf 49,
D. fe.-snsien. Icing pan 81 ~
a. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
OBITUARY..
NOVA. clKrrR rLliorr.

THOMAS CARTER ELLiorr.
Died, la Rumford, June 18th, lso2
Thomas Carter Elliott, aged ~ years,
months.
Mr.. Elliott Was born In Rumford anC
had Away. resided In the town. lie wa
we'll and active up To his death, which
occurred very suddenly. lie retired n
usual, but II being a warm night got NJ
and sat BY the window aud conyersec
with his wife few moments, when sh'
heard him breathing peculiarly, got az
and went 10 him aud found him dead
lie Was well and active all dAy-more q
than usual.
Mr.. Elliott was good neighbor, 4
good husband and father, and his los'
~ill be deeply felt, especially by th'
ag,si widow.
Mr. Elliott had three sons, two OF
them living la Rumford, aud the other
y. Y. Elliott. In Norway, aud one laugh
ter. the wife of Lieut.. Clay, u. =. y.
The sympathy Of the community II
With the aged widow for the great los'
abe has sustained.
MRS. LAURA ABBOTT MOODY.
Mrs. Laura Abbott Moody passed
away In Rumford, June 18th, aged \.
years, after q lingering illness. which
abe bore With Christian fortltude.
Mrs. Moody has always resided Ia
town, aud leaves large circle Of rela'
tl,es aud friends to mourn her loss.
The sympAthies Of the community will
20 out Ia the son who tenderly cared for
the aged mother In her last slckness,
and Who never let her smallest wish ~
unqualified.
Mrs. Moody was woman loved and
respected by all, old and young. Though
far past the allotted time 20 live, she
never seemed TO grow old. She retained
her mental faculties 10 wonderful de-
gree to the last, knowing and rccognis-
Ing friends by cordial grip Of the hand,
even after speech had nearly failed.
Truly We can Say, good woman has
gone. J.w.s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
RtpRIstSrArivs CONVENTION

The representative district comPo.ed
81 tie tOwn. % Paris, Buckheld aud
Hartford. met in convention by dele
gate AZ Paris on Wednesday, the -
Inst. az the close 10 The county conNen-
tion and organized BY the choice II
George \. Wilson, Esq., President, aud
George H. Bi.be~. Esg.. SECRETARY.
The delegate. present apportioued the
representation for the distriyt a. f0lloss
Hartford lsy3; Paris lS9I-l>s-.l'-O
Buckfeld l>.>.
4 district committee con.lsiing II
Georg, \. Wilson II Parts, Albion T.
E0nnsy 20 Buckfeli and Orlando Irish
~ Hartford. Sa- chosen a. call The eau
cuses o. nominate representatives In a.
coriancr with the above superintendent.
The committee Was also authorized "a
fll vacancies.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
Nox.ur.,pv>r T,,Is

In the tOwn - nruwnfsii. In o. '.-.
ONfDri AMI stat ~ hainf. Pr -.
IN. f.lioxins La n taNes HH "a. 49,
non r,.Gisnt - n.r. in a. 49, - hr"rs -.
The year i-gl. In hils cufaiattHi o. 80 I,
fsl6s, eotisst8f - taNrs % AL = u. !
eth tiAy - Jahs J -,i has l."n ~ .f'nI -
ne q. r,mAiRins unVaii un o. "a. a'
lssf. by his csrtl ate ufthat lat e. .It.g-
uhpaiA .natios 4 hsrrhY rfru tiail lf -.
ury 81 ssl.i t..u stthin ii gttssr T..f.' - u
LAD of The cssasittlnsnt - al. I 10 - -,
the T.al estate ta,si a. siIl ts 80 III
amount doe tisfsfuf infIul.Ua ..f Il !.
charge Gill xithsut utlsf ''t -
publle asftion a ~ 90 ~ - =
In ait tssn. on ths gtth Ia 10 ~
otts s.iek.r. In tHs aftsfufafu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

DNFpHD .. Al Q Csar ~ Probate he'll st
Paris. stthla AMI for the County ~ osfori
on ths thiri Tuesday 81 ians. 4. u. lssf
Gu the I-,liion % td~tn J.. foof' ,'aariian
% ,isFvn'. n. Ali.et D. aRi EnHs-t D.. Nari.
IniBsfs, sf Hiusm. In all ,ounty, ppytns fof
ls.n-s o. ssll anil convey certain rvsl estate
sltuatssI In Iisklwtn In tamlsfiahd tountY 81
pubie sais. ths pr-seis b. ~ put on ihtsf..i fOr
IN t.nsGt uf sall minors.
UHDta,p, That the ALI Istitioasr give notics
b. al Isrson. Interested. by causing an sh-trsss
% NJ. Tstitioa. with this orisr thsrron. a. -
yuhh.hs.l thru. weeks surrrssiyely In ths ~
Tori i,-mecrst. Q ne~spaysf pfints-i ~ fsrs,
In ALI ,oanty, that th.y MAJ apTssf ~ q frsssts
gourt 81 - he'll st fsrts. on The thiri fss-iaI
20 Juiy newt at nine oeiusk In tis fOf,naDn. shsl
.hs~ osa.s lfany they have shy The same shoahi
GEORGE A. WILSON, JUICE.
A true tOpy-altsst Ill. q. DAVIS, kssistsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
Children oEy for Pitchers castorla.

should YOU ask us whence these goods are
whence the.e black goods, whence these white good
With the figures bright upon them,
With the lace. hne to trim them,
with the jets and feather trimmings,
with the buttons and the hbbonst
wbencc tbe.. blue goods, whence these tan go1i'
with the ,el,ets new and surah.,
All the new and stylish trimm!ng.i
We should answer, We should tell you,
Prom the great New England market,
prom the wholesale houses many,
From the dry goods Jobblns houses,
Prom the fancy notion dealers
Where we went last week tai get them,
To select them aud to match them.
And We sell them, Ne bought them,
Cheap for cash and At the price.
Plainly marked upon each ticket.
n stiil further you should ask "a,
saying, which are new goods, which are stylish
We should answer your Inquiries,
straightwsy In such words a. follows.
Navy blue just nov the style 10,
bright, dark navy for the ses.horr,
Hut the tan. they .tlll are raging,
NJ the light grsys and the green. arc.
black you know !. good taste always,
Never out % plsc. nor can b.,
In the winter az IN. summer,
And some beauties chcsp We show YOU.
II you AK who, In What village,
Sells these goods new and varied,
Sells these dry goods, aud these fancle.i
We should answer. we should tell you,
That the bushes. name aud title.
Written large Ia golden letters,
Der the doorway, In the village,
On the corner, right on Main street,
Writ so large that all can read IL,
Even he Who runs may Rad IL,
In the daytime or In the nighttime,
lis. H.. Il. y. PRINCE, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

OXFORD. - al q Court % Prvlsi. he'll a
Paris, within AMI Zoe the County Of oxford. on
the thiri Tuesday % June, A. II. ls,i.
Milisri n. Wight, named Executor In o Ger.
tain Instrument pgrporting ~ lie the last VIII
ani Testament ~ LUTHER q. HOLT, late
% Iisthsl. IN .sit County. decsss~l. hA,tns
pre-enls-i the same Cor Probate
OHpkkID. That the ALI petitioner give notice
"a eli p<r-on. Interested, by causing copy of this
Orlsr Ia ~ publi.hs.i thrte weeks ssrcs..i,ely
IN the Osfori I'emocrat printed al Paris, that
they may APPEAR at . rrolssis Court " lie he'll q
Paris In sail County, On the thiri Tuesday Of
July nsxt. NJ y u tie els-k In the forrbcon, and
shaw cause " any they have. Why the sahi
Instrument shoall pa IL pro,el. approved and
allows.i as the lat win AMI Testament % .ahi
desss-~i, and that .aii willard o. wish, 10
appointed kSsutar.
GEORGE A. WILSON, Ip.,ze.
true ecpy-attest Ill. q. DAVIS. Rexistef.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
RESOLUTIONS


adopted by Ming Hiram Lodge, No. 81
D. 4 4. NJ, June llth, lss,s:
Whereas, The Master ~ the supreme
Lodge above la. seen ~. Ia Ills divine
providence Ia remove from our mldst
our beloved brother, John II. Kills,
therefore b. IL
Resolved, That In his death King
Hiram Lodge sustains the loss of q
worthy brother, Que esteemed In public
aud private circles for hls upright and
regular conduct.
Resolved. That the members Of King
Hiram Lodge extend their heartfelt
sympathy 10 the ber.aved wife aud rela-
tiyes, and would point them 10 that
source whence comes all help aud consc-
lstion.
Resolved. That a copy Of these reso'u-
ton. be- spread on the records % Hing
Hiram ledge, also published In the Ok
ford Democrat aud Dixfield Citizen, and
a copy be- sent To the widow Of our de-
ceased brother.
&C. wiLLoUGiIBN, COMMITTEES
W. NJ. kipDER, on
J. VI. HOLLAND, Resolutions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

OXFORD, .. Al q Court ~ frohsis hshi n
Paris. within All fof ths County ofOsfor'i. on
the thiri Tuesday ~ Jane, 4. u, I-si
Carrie -anlofn, nsrnei fSesutrS In
q CERTAIN Instrumsnt puroFtins ~ 10 the
last Mil anil Testament ofsIMfO> W. san.
HORN. late % Isth@l. In .sh County, decss-s.i.
having presented the same fOr Probate.
ORDtktD, That the sati Istitlonsr give noties
or,isr ~ ~ pabt.hs-i three weeks sucss.-i,ely
In the DsfOri pcmcsfst printei a Paris, that
they nay apJ~sr "a Probate toar o. -
He'll ai rafts, In ssli County, On the thirt Tues
day 20 July ne,t AZ % The closk In the fore.
no-pn, AMI show sau-. N any they have. Why Tho
sali Instrument shoaki nss lie pro,ei. approved
ant aIlows-i .. the last win ant Testament u
.aii decsA-ri, anil hat saii Carrie ssnh.oru
- apI.piatc,i Ese.utrtx.
GEDgsE A. WILSON, Ja.lxe.
A true oopy-aite-t Ill. q. DAVIS. Reststsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

rnE >OUTH PARIS WHEEL CLuB.
About a thousand people were In at
tendance AZ the cycling tournament OF
the fair grounds Monday afternoon
Below are the result. % the races;
o>s siL.. s0yict.
~ Grg,e-. Ls~i-,sa. 1t, l.. Sessions, Pas
L. - a. "a Mar-tnn far-. 81 nms, - "a
"a prtls. silver risis.i. t~sri iisnils Revolver
Int priss. Jer-sy shirt sri prize. hicycls bell
On. NiLs. CHAsFio>sHIr OF oxFoKB ooC>r'
Won By I. y s.ytt, Paris. nms. sli
ID pnis. silver Nesisl
H,LT MIA. OEbtsAEt.
1 ?; s~s'i' i''' = n rOss' AaSsrn. 81
10 Priis. Naeisss-h. mi Pris. Jersey shirt
o>E NILE. oFt>.
l. q s~ett, l.. y. n .rO's-. o.. :. n rO~s
ia priss. Cyclsls,re. isd pr,is. Bsyel.
Lantern. sri prise. >~ssisr.
o>ta,IF MA. -Dts U>pss n.
a. Gerry. Parts. Ia. " ksosri. Paris. 81. d
srcsns, Parts. 81 tims. q q
Ia prize rsani. Rs.kst .ad Priis, ha-s Hall
tri pFiss. f,-ket Drinking Cup.
O>t siLs. H.>DlcAr
sB Grpse.. 10. l.. sessions. 81. y. Nskesns
ilaysrhitl. -. nas. al
Ia priis, Nat Trap Petals. ssd prtse. Cy,le
mstrv. SRI Prife. Bicycs SHOES.
T~osILS rtAs HAcs.
Lswistsu aad Aabara wheel Ciae. N poiat-
>osih Paris whesl clab. 10 p-sists-
la priss, fvseh Chsk.
HCs>I>s nossfs.
A = Fullsr. Oxtor,i. DANNY Dtck. lst. q. n
Mabhs. IisbrOn. Path, 81 Tine. %, " . Q
l.t prize. silver inlAii sPur-. fsa pr'ss
>purs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

Belfast Age; A gentleman In thi.
city whose business takes him In oil
parts 10 the county says that the towr
10 knoI IL better provided with guide
boards for the accommodation of travel
er.. than any other place In the county
At every corner neat board with raised
letters IL found and the traveller doe,
not have to 20 a mile or two out OF hi'
way and then inquire at some house q
dnd the rad he should have taken. II
would be well for some other towns "a
follow Knox In this respect and have ths
old defAced boards removed and new
ones In their PLACES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

Mrs. Boutelle, wife Of Congressman
Boutelle, died very suddenly late Mon.
day night Of heart failure. She had
been In good health all along aud on
Monday Was apparently as well a. usual,
but late In the evening complained at
feeling III. The deceased was the
daughter of Gen. John l.. IIodsdc0 Of
Bangor and leaves besides her parents
and husband, three children, Misses
Grace, Lillian and Annie, . sister, Mrs..
ALFRED vesrie, and . brother, John j..
IIodsdon, Jr., Who resides In Boston.
She was about 90 years Of age; men,
Der Of the Bangor Central Cougrega-
tiousl church, aud q woman generally
respected and beloved In the community.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

DNfoHD, .. AT q Count ~ frDi.st. he'll II
Pan. within ani for the Coanty ~ oxford on
the thiri TUESDAY of Jun~. \. 10, I'D
Dn the I-tition % seorEe 4. Veil aRi Alirs
n truss % Is~t.tsn, prsytns Tor a.. spIoint
,nsnt 20 ,.eorEs H. a re. 20 Lewiston, o. admin.
I.traior % the s-tsts of MAhfiiA ftlt late II
,.r.snwo-i, IN all tousty ofDNfOri. siece.sssi
DnptHTp, That ns,lse ~ the forvsOinx Vsti
tion l.e published Cor thrvs xesk. saoce-.iyely.
pr,ot b. the thiri Tuesday % july, 4. u. Loo,
IN the Dxfori Democrat prntsi al farts. In aid
County. ,...,.,
Atrus oopy-stts.t Ill. a.. DAVIS, kssistsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
NV ApyEErisENE>r>

"Nsu nr,si ~,zan Nssl"
4 4 Webh's n'us ~tsrs.
la.k usrv. tasiirs
IsaFs az tanFrfuus
.snfHf.f.s 1irEsr
m shsar tiullts
No. q lurss kssarN.
tsuuH Nrkismy
NaI.ra
~tstfrnsnt luphsyrrs iiahilhF Assdfanfs 80
toautry Assut. "a aatssi.
No rr-tisus rNas- In etesuso--i
ItaFfug Tests
lla1nnu a ufkusn
~ : rsyt.r. iyuust
- 49,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05
rrA.ar,r u The ,0su .

oxyoRp AT. cour u Pr,l's,, ,,,,rl
p.,t.- ~tthlp AMI fof ths toaht 20
on me ,hir,i Tue-.isy % Jane, \ y a. 80
AIl~rt A. ysass, Administrsi,,,s, 80, 80
Of ABIL VI. TAYLOR. late 81 ~. ~, II. -.
County, aecss-ei. having pre-s y, - lsssr
% Standardization % ths e-esb ~
'V os n maj N. .aii ,dnr 81 49,, rs
pabli.sins : copy % en-. erisf W. ssss..,
sss.l,sly In ths Osfori i,smS,fs', ~ 90
pr,nss.i a Paris, In ALI C0an'l, 80
spp<ar a Q Probate tosr ,ss.i.g ~.
Fans, In sati County .on III UT 1865.
sext. 20 mise o'ciosA IN ,hg ~
skyu eauss. ~ any thsy hA'''
sbsabi ma b aliyScl. VII sO>, Js[
Atrus oopy-ssssss III. Z. DAVE"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

OXFORD, 80 al . Count of Probate held d
Paris, within AMI Tor The County Of Orfori
on The thiri Tuesday 90 June. A. n. LA.
Jane. Pint. namet kxseutor In q Ger
tain Instrument parpsriax - he the last
VIII AMI Testament of sANuEL EAMEs
ate of Ne~ry In sali County, deseA.ei, hav
ing pre~entei the same Tor Probate!
81 all psrrons Interested, by causing copy oI
ihi. order On is psbIishei thrv< wesks saece.siys
~ In ths ONforI i,~meerst printed at Parts, thai
thsy may apI<Ar n frobste Court ~ t-s he'll
q rsns, In sALi County, 90 The third Tue -iay
anil show oaase ~ any they have. Why ths sAiI
instrunsnt sheahi nst 10 proved. approtet AMI
aii0wcf ~ The last Win And Testament % all
de.sa.e'i and that ssii James Pint 10 sp
pointed Executor.
GEORGE A. WILSON, Juisv.
true oopy-stssss Ill. Z. DAVIS. hesisser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

George Realty and George \. Read
two Bangor boys about 10 years old
went out shooting. when few miles
out of the city beatty Was accidentally
shot through the head aud killed. u u
not known Just how u happened. Tx
Read boy says Beatty had the gur
at the time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

loss Of harms at this season. IL not only
Q great loss bat also . great lnconven.
Iencc 20 thesc unfortunate farmers, and
We personally know them all to DO In.
dustrious, upright citizens and well
worthy the sd which Mr.. Woodbury.
bespcaks for them.
TIE scene vas visited by more than
800 PEOPLE Monday, and ne the news
spreads the crowd Increases.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-05

Buctsport celebrated the centennial Of
its Incorporation saturday, the 36th.
With music. pyrotechnIcs, bon6res, ring
Ing Of bells, blowing Of whistles and Z
toschllght procession.