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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
A CRUEL JOkER.

a practical Joker dropped In TO see 9
friend the other day, aud graveIy seat
Ing hlmself saId:
"John, I've b~en telling all your
friends how you have left od drinking '
III. friend looked NJ ln sstonlshmeni
and demanded:
"wh.t did you tell them that fory'
"why, ! thought you would like "a
have me. Isnt II soy'
III dont want YOU 90 60 around say
Ing such things about me-"
"All right, exclaimed the Joker, re
Ing In 20. "I'ii tell al your friends that
you hsvear stopped drinking."-Lov-
ell Citisea.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
ORANGE INSTALLATION.

Notwithstanding the very bed westh-
er Of lsst Thursday evening. souie faith
ful members of Hear River Grange
met for the installation Of the following
ne~ly elected oficers:
Worthy Master. John Brvva.
Oser-e~r. Hiram b<Aa.
f>estarvr. Nrs John Brywn.
seward. u X. narker.
Assistant stewari. Mrs. q Geivin.
ChaplAia. job. saussiers.
sssrvtary. Z, %. Jewett.
Treasurer, Mrs.. Warva snail.
Pomona, n. %. liarmsa-
rtcfa. Mn A. Ilo1
Cerc-, ktk<l am8onds.
Gate Keeper. Arhar tIeh.
LAZY Assissass stewart. Martha fvvers.
The exercises we're conducted by A.
Powers, Worthy Master Of the grange,
who performed his work In very pleas
Ing msnner. Al the close Of the instsll.
alton, an oyster supper Was served by
the ladies OF the grange.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
sIsr WEEK.

cur "Bn Nye~ letter !. unANold-
abb, crowded eat I'M. w~ek. Next week
"BlI" ~ili give the Dsmocrat rcaders
In his owu iuimiiahle manner = graphic
accouut ~ his visit 10 the National
Capital and an Official accom-, Of
hls late accident In Mississippi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
BORN.

10 >s~p. D~c. -. - N. wife q ,mo' u.
Prot q $40.
Fteti. q daasiasr.
Ia ,Sslh rsr.. p,c. 81. to,hs -ifsef n. IIsIii..
In wll.Da'. Mil. J.a "a. to the wife ctr \.
>tafvy, q ssns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
Astcoore or DANIEL WEBSTER

ANGcoorE or DANIEL WEBSTER
Ou Que occa.ion some iIo.ton friends
of Daniel Webster sent him a. pr---nt
an snotInou. pillow Ia use on hl. farm al
Msr.hfi.li. Webster gave out vori th.t
on . cyit.in day u would d. chri.tcncd.
The DAY .Tfl,ci, ani the farmer. Tor
mile. around came To- witness the event.
4 dotcn team. Nth arisiocratic occu.
pant. drove dawn from boston. II vas
expected by everybody that Webster
wouli make q great .p--ch on the occ,-
.iou. REVERSING ID. history ~ sgticul-
tur- from the tln,c Cin,inn,tu. sbiicst-
c,i the dlctator.hip of mighty Rome
Ia cultivate turnip. aud c'bb,g.s. Ia"
plow Was brougtit out aud ten yoke.
10 magnificent oxen vrrc hiici,'>i IN
front. Tie great crowd, gathering
roand, Ma. on the iiptO- of expectation.
Webster .oon made hi. appeannc-. lie
had b-,u calling spirit. fVm tile Vastly
deep, aud hl. gait Ms .om-shnt u0-
steady. ~slIing the pillow handles aud
spreading hi. f--t, %. yelled Ia thc dri,-
~ Ia hi. deep, has. voice "Afc you sll
ready, Mr.. wrighty'' "Nll ready, Mr.
Webster" va. the reply. Webster
frightened himself up by . mighty
effort aud .houl.si "TAsH LEI Asr ur'
The whole crosi dropped IT, th. grodnl
aud fosr-d With laughter while Wcb-
.ter With his biz plOash Procooled io
rip up the .oll.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19

A number Of Richmond people are
mourning the collapse Of concern
which ~as doing business on the prtnci-
pie that q shareholder could put In CLIO
per moath until he had paid $500
sDd then draw cut eioo. .cns by one
the roses fsll."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
CoMMIssloNgRs NOTICE.

The ussisr-ispe', hs,iag len sppoib,ei by
The iioa. Jgire of Prsi-sss fsr the toaaty % Os.
lori es The nr.t Tuesday % III emisr, A -
i~si. comali.siosers o. rcstvs ant examine On.
claims ~ trvsitors against the s-tats % stephen
hastisr late of u ~ In ssid toaaty. sie,ss-ssi,
six months from The sist~ 90 sail ap,z,istnsnt
arv ailyuei "a ssii creiitors In whirh 10 prr-sIt
sni prove their claims. as'l that they vii h. IN
session 81 NE Aw once of u q. " slksr ~ o,eli
hsrsh. April, NAY ant June % Tie pr~-cet year
q zen s'sisrs In the iervscYa Zoo IN parpo.s %
tsssisins tb~ sane.
Dss<d this iah day u Jasaasy, A. ID, la.
SAhEs D. HARRINGTON, Cs<snsis
JOHN 4. FAknihSruN. slsssrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
DISTRICT II

DISTRICT LODGE. T. o. q. Z.
The Oxford District Lodge, !. O. O. r.,
will meet at West Paris, Feb. 10, 1894
Let every lodge Be represented.
Z. G. FnosT, d. Ssey.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19

A Maiue exchange says it IL no loug.
er the custom to say that an event viii
take place. rrovidence permitting. Ths
modern way Il scrip permitting"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
sIAIt pAIRY coNftRtNcs. iso.

SIsIt DslNV SONftNtNNts 'o'Ss
The Maine lIosri ~ Agriculture vii
hold q state dslrymen's meeting AZ cts
Hall, Auburn. nl..,isy. "Wednesday an,
rhur.day, Jan. 81, q, -.
Round trip ticket. for Que fare oyc'
the Maine tentrsl Railroad.
Grand exhibition ~ dairy sppllincc'
and IL sample. ot butter sni chsc.s
El~g,nt special prize. sni other pr,
mium.. Centrifugal separator sni Dab
cock milk-ts.tsr at work, and buii"i
made IN the hall.
i.oom 90, apart for those Who Wish Il
lunrh NJ noon.
Public exercise. "Wednesday aus
Thursday. Among III. speakers sr'
Hon. ". u. Hoard ~ wlsconsin, an
~o,tvtsfy Cook ~ the Vermont Boar
% Agriculture.
several premium. will b. given by th'
boarl for best specimen. ~ butter an,
chec.c. some special premlum. vii
also be Awarded.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
MARRIED.

| In s,s.shsw. Jsn. 9, by -smsel t.sn.. t.gs
l.sh % >tJnehsm
In N.neI.s.ter, y. %. ian. 9. w Rev. 4. o.
Iiirl.. Iisfte Jo-s AMI Jane A. ."bin-sn, bath
/ Of uxfOrt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
DIED.

In o,fsr,i. Jaa. u. Mr.. Abigail. willow oi
wm. wsriwsil. as~i :. y.ar-.
Ia ONfori. Mrs.. ,.sorse farTi.
In stss, Ian s. Mr.. MArren tmsr-on.
Is " 90 Burknsht. JAa. D., Mr. Jehn Clover.
In Lowell. Jan. %. i,s,. John :. ruttis. Ase.i =
years.
year..
In IIs,erLiii. Jsa. 10. Mr.. Emiiy o.. whias ~
the lsis Re-, George n. shaw, fofmeriy % Parts,
sE~i ~ YEAR,, . meath.
In Bstbel. Jsa =, Mr.. r~i,shsIl. vi loo 81 The
late ts,i rwiichsll
In Ss~ry, J.a. :. Rafs. s,esrp.. ag~i about
~ year,.
In Psra. Chsrle- \, Peavey, acct ~ years,
In Nor~sy. Jan. ~. Mrs.. Amsrics hl't"s'
In Noi~sy. Jan. 10. Prank =. naIIsy. ar-i -
year..
In sos,h Paris. Jan. "a. Mr.. Ira cisa.by. sse'i
~ yeats
In Ns~ry. Jan. 4. Eugene AbtO,,. ssei %
years.
In Va, rrysburE, Ian. 4, wiIIism iIaPfce'i.
In nasLssli, Ian. :. Mrs. Lucy. wife Of lien
In i"ssI. Jan. 10. Rev. John :. ro,,ls, ss~i
y years.
In Vast Brvwnssli. Jan. 10. Mr.. IIsnnsh
Fiopi, aTe.t Ai-pst o years.
In frysbarg. Jan. s. Mr.. LIME. wife OF chs.'
ssith
Ia vry,surs. Jan. Z. Mr.. Rachel Weston
arci 20 year..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
Written Zoe the Democrat.
THE PROPER RELATION or WEALTH
TO ENTERPRISE.

TIE PROPER RELATION or WEALTH
TO ENTERPRISE.
That there L. lost talent In the world
on account of lack of capital ]. no doubt
true. "water will hnd u. level" hut
talent IL not slway. able to flni the cap
ltal 80 necessary "a the development of
it, projects or perfection ~ its products.
Wealth I. q great power for gocd OF
III. n those Who have wealth are hlls,i
only With q desire On become wealihier,
then they are spt "a make men around
them uncomfortable aud poor, and least
of all do such men ever think of aiding q
worthy but languishlng enterprise, 90
stimulating With pecuniary means, local
talent th,t has the ability hut not the
atmosphere necessary Ia its expansion.
To be- sure much talent has srl.en aud
been wisely recognized by wealth, but
who knoweth the talent that never felt
the inspiring, inyigorating and sniarging
touch 10 capital, bsc,use u had none,
and MAS not 90 fortunate ne In have iis
lot cast where wealth was thoughtful
and friendly to enteTpri.e' Verify, u IL
the great unwriitrn of earthly ex-
periences, AMI the unwritien IL the un-
known.
Wealth ne ehois knows little of hs
power Tor good along this llne, by means
of thoughtfulD-ss and sympathy.
Thoughtful, sympathetic wealth IL the
Kind of wealth we want In this country
of fAiaiisy poverty. Int wealth has
nothing, or hut very little, to stimulate
thought, while poverty has everything.
Hut of What avail IL thought ~iii,out
means Ca make Il practical In results.
know of no larger ar more phllan-
throplc work for wealth to perform than
this of aiding honest, well meaning but
struggling talent, To find lie goal.
A. 2. RErp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
SINGLE cortss.

snxls Cetle. - n Isssas-crst sr~ fear cents
ssrh Th~v wfIl - u.ai - "a rrgeirt - prtes ~
~ pahi.hsrs ~ far ths oonNsnience - Isstrssas
sins oat.is. - q ga l.sns have tssu psnei cn
a. Al IN fiihsstns pians- IN a. 0uanty
-outh psrts. t.srrf's prug sew.
Shuftsr-s nrug ~turNs
>orwsv NsFes pfag ~tarN.
Hufka.kI ~ Atsa-zi. fu.trasstFr.
ptxnshf fFNnk :. Haftos. fo-tuss-tsf.
FrYsharx ~ Lssis, insursncs onhos-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
STATE OF MAINE.

oNroRD. q.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CoURr AND
hD,D bills.
COUNTY ~ oNfoRn "
tsl. To JOHN BAgktR, pr
s.Is. %, ~. -, aay. Il tn Lake Rad
instss tiun. ~
Iao nj .. lr.,sl frO,a nsti.si -
taAks sol f.tufn, so
ssIs. -. siAy az fysburx Ae.sismy
tfant raj tnst-stlua. 10
% Wiir. travel ffvua Wet Isthsi
o. stant ani rtafn, ~
nt :. :. lsisYs "a fsru On IstitiOa
- ~elsstmsn. 1s
- mlle.tagsi ron West isthel
b. rsru ant rsturn. 81
Oct n. 0 day 81 -amnsr 90 pssitipn -
D. =. Bi.l-s sni othsr.. 40
81 mile. travel ffous Wet Bsthsl
O. sumbsf sni rvtafn - Isris, 80
~ IL. B.g dAy. az Paris, aiyafu~i
term. bs
D nib. ,rawl frOm rar. 10
West Bs,hsl 40
Nos. A.. dsy a. far., silogrps'l Urn. 40
81 mils. travel frum wcsi bslhsl
~ rsr ant r,tgTn, 80
No,. -. -. Is, Idsys a Ieru on Istitioa
OIL, a. kiiisr ant ,.thsf.. 10
IS saiis. trsVsl fr,ssn Wet Bsthel
o. Peru all fvtnfn. so
use l. dsy ~ fsr.. siioufussi term. gs
Des. - ~. 10. Jan. I, .. days a fsfis.
fvsuiar session, mAklnx Tvtaft, ~ -
"a nile. travel fr,m Wet ilsthel
O. Pans AMI F,tarb, -
g. 70
JOHN BARkER
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19

Itss. -sils year n psii -tr,stly In ssivsaes-
othsr~t-s tas ycar. >isgls cspse- esa,--
Apvtsrtssxs>r- An lesal siverti-smsnts sfe
sfven thrve consecutive in-sFtlons fur tlaa Psr
tnTh Ia sasth ~ column. ~Tsstsl contrset-
ers.
Jos Psf~rt~a i->sw tfFs. fast pro.-e-. stsAin
power. sxpsrisncs~l wcrkmsn AL 80 pftne-
oomhine D. sake this dsIartmcnt "a ear basi
ne-. cemplsts AMI popaiar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
ACRE AND rrERE

Regarding the lecstiou 20 Nsins
mile track. col. D.. 4. warrington srii~s
o. the Portland i'rv.s, setting forth The
advantage. ~ fryehurs, which crriainlN
seem o. o. considerable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
NV ADVERTISEMENTS

~pssial ~s,s - Csftan Ckth.
tofnraissiunsrs >atifs.
~ srta-t
T. a. 49, taaitar.
tssuszi "a "a tiur-s 90 ~as.
10 hlnaff Atu.
~hsHf ~ae.
Nkntssl. feo tiri.
Cuauty C,snutssiunsr.' uils.
t.ran.l 0anasrt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19

COUNTY ~ oNfoRD
TswM. wODD-rM, Coanty
I.i. ComaissiOasr, Dr.
To -sr,ise. prto,~r ant ,. TIVE dsy.
"a raj In Peru % pr,itioa ~
sslestmrn. sgs, s@
Totsayel o. AMI over sait no
tsmplst.t rad. q miis., :, ~
AZ safnnsT ,st ~, QUE dsy, 10
To travel frYm Wet Peru -
-uinnsr, u milss. -
Al parts, ,l,t. ~ Is. gdsys. tl-a, b@
otra,sl from .umnsf " fafl.
AMI return io We, Peru. a
~ Parts, Nv. n, ~, u. day. tfAa, 81
To travel fiom Wet Peru b.
pan. sRi rvtarn. - nils-.-, t@
A. Pew snd i'isnehi, Nov. "a sni ~,
gdays. tslo. 80
To tr.,sl Nov. ~. ~ Dlshsh
ant rturu 10 Wet Peru. 10
miles. ~
Touassl Nov. -. o. AZ. Bur-
Evs.', % h.sts T,si Wilss,s, "
Al Psfi., Dee. 4, Q. sdAys. tg3 s@
Al Parts, regular .s..lsn, i,ec =, -, ~.
ii, Jan I, O. I'D, . days, tis, B0
10 tray,l frvm Wet Peru 10
Pan. AMI r,tarn, - mils.,s. 60
Is. "a
Nm. wooDsuM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19

are as follows;
M. on,er ~. Carls. sos,h rsri., rs
Ms. iislss 4. HisAsr, iIstfsri. -"
Ms. George D.. i'eaa, nsskasli. $40
Me. n Jsnals rslasr. t.s samnsr. tss
Ms. = % iiaydsa, >orssy. tso
Mr.. Abl.ls q. Poor. As'is,sr. tss
Mr.. .esrs. n shs-. Pan. iiin. -
ME-. Jc-is Cali~,Ii. Bsshssli. 90
Mis- VIA O.. rv-sr.. Moth >s~p. 10
Mr.. Nsr,is 4. CfesAsr. tss, n~thsl. 10
Ms. Eliza stilisass, Wet r.ru, ls
Mr.. Csyloa RISE. hstlsl. |"
Mr.. q q. Cois. oysnwvri. -
Me. Nariia \. Msr-s. uptSa. a.
Mr.. Altr.i : kiIatsii. Norway. /"
I.sei.s q. Btsibap. Norway. o.
Mr.. Msli.a N. M..sa. olissi. -
Ms. Nyrl- 4. nsosa. nrJsn,'. roni, -
Mr.. D. ysisstns. t-thsi. -
Mi. Coz. a. Rnsskssl -seisa, ~
Remember, YOU hsy. only Ia Keep
your vote ahead ~ other candidate. IN
your own town IN keep your name In the
prl,--llst-prp,llci your town '. one ~
the .ln leaders q. shown by your vote.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19

IN hrst vote % any Importance
reached in congress Nas dcCilei hy con
ALTERATIONS q "e,onomy." \ point rvso-
lution was tssforv the hous.. providing
that tn guyerument should charter a
vessel % GARY o. Eussis.the Contfihu.
tions 20 grain made ~ cltifsns ~ th'
United state fur the relief ~ The sisrN-
ing Eussian peasants. I nd@r ths lead
~ Obi-,tor Holman. the hous. dsCide'i,
iCG o. ~. that Ne could not AFFORD 10,
Of course ths houss l. anNious to - Do
fore ths people With a rvcord ~ e,'Onomy
10 IT, appropriations, bat judging fruiu
general commeui. 10. ssl~vtion 20 Tie
hr-t point % rvtrenChmcut Sas uufOr'
tunate
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
A RARE BARGAIN .
AZ Aastisa.

Th.r. ~iII - ssli &c cash. - ~ pr.mi.es
Isa ssh. 81 e'sh-k, . ths hsunssiss.i ~ ~
etnslsts % 20 % 80 slasrv futs ~ lant, story
AIT o half hoa... "a 7 tnist~l rt-ssns, slth 80
try snt xssh 1855 t.a-st fs-sahY -tshiss 49,
Coo ntery H. Isst sutamef.
4 Y..rs az wltils . uiinutss' stt ~ ths IA
t.sry, stow t.s-t efres, stf IN W. - aw
ME fruit trsss. iust csuainr infa ls-sfinE
Ttsrs u q snoftEsrs - $50 % ~ plaf., sth
N sl..lr,.t C.a rss1.aIn - ksas strrr.t u st
Alss sf ~ sane tinrs anii plsos ~ se-sl 20 ~
A sers. lfins IN nssfth stis ~ ths Issf va
lns by IN d~efIins - ". ~ iigse, ansi ipansiss
% ~ south~e-t ~ sshi Hesss hhi' Ga "Tis
aehl sof.. 80 sslirl. In Otisnst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19
tins "lGAoINo TOWN" QUESTION
UP AGAIN.
NM. room or AND0vER rREsENTs WILL
TAKEN OBJECTIONS To ADDING riik
vOTEs Or AL CANDIDATES To
DETERMINE rmE "LEADiN0
TOWN.


Last week Ne publIshed. nj the sug.
gcstion of friend 81 one of the leading
candidates, decision on the question of
~hst should determine s''lesding town"
In this contest, having In View the set.
Element of = misunderstanding 10 regard
To &c. u seems that the decision was
made somewhat hastily. though Ne are
free to say honestly aud without the
siights.t intention of working q dissd-
vantage Ia any town ar any candidate.
This decision has cillei out the 81
lo~ing letter from Mr.. ID. u. Poor of
Andover:
ASno,tn. Jss. tah. isy,.
go In the lat Issue % the pv~osrsi
shat ysa tenn o ieaiins ts~n. Nev ] thinh
thai anfsir " The smaller tevs.. s.h r'e. ,ss
towns With The largest Iopsstlsn al We swan
tag. Take the ea-e 20 The tosps ~ b<thsi snsi
Nswry. tlthsl has thrve sasslhists., Nswy
one ths highest IN n<thsi !. ~. uhis The ens
Ns~ry .sn.il isss has 81 ttthsl IA. mot. ,l.ss
~. eau ilists has NO plsse In The priie n.s, 70
eas.s The thres iisthsi candidate. al e"sahins.i
hs,s asrv ..s~. than Ns~y. go The ssss ~
hslitsnt. thst Ilsthsi ha. ne ,ssiiiais too
90. high si.,e il~th~I'. t<st. stiii Aniossf has
u. plsss ln The prize hst. ai,s .. sll . 81. =.
AMI fsir play. NJ iiss 81 Tia matter '. that W.
sis hisie.s can lsss. IN the .ix towns shsaii
rvsslye On. Awards withsst rvEsri o. euahinins
ell Ia oas tsvu - mshs hstisE t"~a.
Ns'J e.rssfalb' . , -
u must be admitted that Mr.. Poor.
Objection. are we'll taken sni we'll sup
poit-i. Certainly M advantage ought "a
sccru. a. one candidate, nor Ia Que iosn
o,er another. and our only inier-., In who
get. the de.k. !. "a securr fair play io
all. Mr.. Poor'. view ~ th. ca.. mast
therefore prevail aud the slx leading
candidates In six different towns shall
have the prize.
/ The vote. received NJ To Monday noon
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19

On pouiic., thi. .e.ms % D. the az 20
gerry mandsr and tr,tkvry, The most
striking example iust noN l'-ing tn
gryat state % NsN Work. nder the
lead ~ that greatest ~ p"litical trics-
siers. David u. llill. the Democrats have
.ucc-~i~i Ia stealing the New York -sn-
ate from the Republicans, 80 that the
entire state government i pvm"yfaiic.
NoN h !. rumor~i the next move l. o.
have tn prv-ientisl elcvtors choseu ~
The legislature, Which could D. done
cOnstituti"nslly and legallv, aud would
make New lUfk surely Democratic with
oct struggle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19

u Il q noticeable faet that In the
changes and improvements made within
the last year or t~o by the Maine psrers,
the type. II ns~ IL bought. IL Invariably
larger and clearer than the old. The
day u nonpareil reading matter 10 past
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19

iSi. sw. W. wlIrMARsII. Dr.
seq, %. q. n, %. 70 aay'' la.rs,tlea
ofraisin misrepresentation
ismile- s'sI On in.pctioa Of
Tosi.. Is@
wv :" on p - Of ,sls,mss, leo
Loo miIs- travel from Norway
20 We, Peru asi rtarn, (sisof
Bsthel.l s0
o.,. n. :. .,sy q, Vat sumner oap
titios els. iilsies AMI othsrs. 40
~ miss t'a,sl frvm norway 10
Fast sumner AMI rvtaru 39
Ost. u, Is, 0. Q days q. 4. Court. SW
10 mi<. travel fr,m norway N
Pan. ant rvtarn. -
Nov. n. % day q. a. Coat, fo
% miles travel frvm Norway to
rsr- ant retarn. %
Nov. n. %. q, -. % q days West Peru
ssl Dissshi. On Jsttloa % q.
%. kftier ant oshefs, leo
In mile. travel frvm >efvsye
M.,s rsrs and rs'a'a' t's Of a.
Dee. o, q. q. Jan. !. fiosdsys c. G. -.
70 aiIss travel FROM Norway 10
Paris and rvtsrn. 90
ESQ
Paris. Jan. ind. iss.
OxFORD. -. Decemb-r 81. isi.
Th~a personally sppssrvi John Bsrtss. wm.
woeissm AMI W. ". whitmarsh. Cesssy Con.
mi.siessrs % Oxfsri t.usty. ami ssveraiiy
.sls . ss,a ,As, ,ss feTs:,.s sesess'' b, 'As"
ALBkHr :. AUSTIN,
Ckrk sap. Jsi. tosr.
OXFORD, -. T,~rsmber %. ioI. |
HastaS examined and suiitei the fervro4nE
Cosnty, Ne c<rsify that ne si,eu theress ths 81,
loutss ssas rvspesusiy;
To yeaa bartsr, 80 - |
To Nc. Woetssn, 49,
To ". W. Whismarsh. 80
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19

~ome time th. people % this country
arr going o. gyt siCk % such trickery,
and turn ths rascsls oui" With ven
geanCv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19

~ome ~ the Dcmocratic pap.rs of thu
state are anxious % have a liceuse )or
rr.abmissionl plank la the party plat
form this year. and are endeaSoTing 10
create a popular enthusiasm ou the sub
iect. They s-em to have forgotten en-
tirely the result Of similar Effort two
years ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-01-19

fAai A.. srsr r,.i,is.i IN iAs THiioi Mates
Daniel Webster probably never would
have lowered above every other states
msn In TIL. country, ss he dbl, had be
not taught old fryeburg Acad.my, ~
corded deed. for - cent. apiece. aud
filrtei With Ga. beautiful girl. of that
historic old town. This Was Ia him an
Inspiration.
fra.k Fierce might have never ieen
president. had be not taught town
school In the bsck~oods of oil ONfori,
where be learned on small scale the
.cisnce IL local government and the true
inv Ardne.s of "squstter sovereignty.
Hut the foregoing !. only a shadow, q
glance at the fame and glory 81 the oN-
ford Besf.,-and that upon tb. single
line 81 "ststs.msn.hip." ! have said
nothing of her distinguished profession
III men. her lawyers, her physicians, her
ministers, her merchants, her msnufsc-
tuners. her bankers. her cattle kings aud
her sgriculturists, spread all over till.
vast country, In every state aud territory
Ia the Union.
hut must stop, and will "wind up
NV worste'i" by quoting the concluding
paragraph of an address by the writer.
aud = single verse from beautiful poem
by Hon. Geo. y. Emery, given at the
fir.i annual reunion of the sons and
Daughters 90 ..Old Oxford" In Portland.
March 9Th, lisa.
$50 long a. the st,tely towering hills
~ odd oxford shall stand-the bal
wark. of liberty aud fr-c,iom; 90 long as
her majestic rivers shall course their
steady msrch To the sea; so long as the
herdsmen's song shall rc.ound from the
hill top, and its green valleys echo It,
inspiring notes, 40 long shall be found
written Ia flaming capitals upon the
brosd arches of the sounding sky, the
fsme. the renown aud glory of the OK
ford Bears"
-shoali yea travel far and isss-aor 10 this
by shsbss or tate,
s...ne native 81 Oti Osfcri surviy meets you.
And thsre's nothinx o. alsste. sisee In many
An 0sferi Hear sppsar. and WARMLY rre~ss
link 4 prruy
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1892-03-09

now from appearances though Fitz landed a
heavy LETT on the sore mouth. Mayer aimed u
heavy right for the body, but struck the point
OF Fits left elbow. The latter Immediately
sent III another heavy blow on the mouth
and cllnched. well meant right slipped of
titZs jaw and Mayer missed right and left
swing Tor the head. Mayer was bleeding again
as time was called. Honors still easy,
and barring Knockout blow II looked like
Fits battle.
Round 1l-Fitz landed a light left and
avoided Makers right in return. Both landed
light let's, and Fitz avoided two right swings
intended for the stomach. EItz hit Maber
heavy right on the jaw and avoided @ return
blow. Both men were cautious. Fitz tented
To draw Maher on, the latter trying a right on
the body. IL met only Fits elbow. tItz
landed left on the sore mouth again, but
got singing right in the back of his head.
flH staggered his opponent with heavy left
and labeed the same hand under the sore nose
and mouth again as time was called. This was
fitZ's round.
Round Pitt stock went up as the battle
progressed. and as his LETT shot into Makers
sore mouth again the blood responded freely.
The Australian was taking his time now, seem
ingly feeling secure. Makers head went back
twice with two heavy let's, and the Australian
slipped away to avoid punishment. The Irish
man staggered IN response TO two heavy blows
aud played groggy to draw Fitz. The latter
would have none of him, however, until he
with the same left again hit the sore mouth.
titz stock rose above par. Msher staggered as
he went to his corner and gave up the battle.
Fitz fought fair fight and offered a
flask TO his beaten opponent. Fitz took
hearty pull himself of the red stuff and
then congratulated Maher on his game
fight.
The cheering for Fitzsimmons was
deafening in tue extreme, and the same
merciful methods that marked his fight
with Dempsey was offered again to the
Irish champion. The decorum was Won
derful and stamps again the Olympic's
great name for fairness and managerial
ability.
Some people commented on Makers
courage when he gave up the fight, but it
Is only reasonable to think that he should
have done so when the superior science
and generalship of the man from Australia
is called to mind. Fitz walked around
the ring receiving the congratulations of
his friends. He certainly proved a won
derful fighter tonight and his cleverness
with both hands was really marvellous, and
it is but fair to say that there are few
tricks OF the ring and few hits that Fitz is
unacquainted with.