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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
TALK Of rrE STATE.

The Biddefori Board % Trade 1. dis
cussing the subject % better roads.
The debt. % the John y. Cobb shoe
Go. % Auburn will probably be settled
nj - cents on the dollar.
Dr. Bailey found cases % CHAMBERS In
horse In Clinton and another la Lin
coin, both imported from Massachusetts,.
Deer seem 10 be plenty even In south
western Maine. one was recently shot
in >hapleigh and another at sebsgo
lake.
Graduate. ~ the Maine state College
propose 10 have an alumni reunion az
Chicago next summer, during some time
when the World. Fair l. In progress.
John n. Reed Of Portland has been
fined s3oo and costs for using the malls
for lottery purposes. II i generally
understood that the Louisiana Lottery
Go. paid the fne.
Thomas Libby. % scarboro, In state
prison for murder, I. reported to have
tecome insane when he learned that the
petitioners for his pardon had been
given leave 10 withdraw by the execu-
tive council.
Otis Gilpstrick, the owner Of q profit
able livery stable bushes. In Deering.
endorsed nots. for his friend. and lost
considerable In consequence. IL so
proved upon his mind that he has be-
come demented.
Mary, the widow % ARENAS Moody
OF Naples, committed suicide by hanging
herself to the stair bslaster saturday
afternoon. She Was Respondent and
had made several attempts az suicide Of
late. She vas 20 years old.
Bowdoin's foot ball eleven Ia. closed
the seasons work % eight games, the
total Of score. being 81 for Bo~doln tn
l. for her opponents. Bowdoln has
won every game except 10 10 10 game
with the Boston A. A.
The European steamers are expected
To begin their trips tn Portland this
week. The disinfecting station viii be
ready, and the steerage passengers NJ
least will be submitted to q thorough
disinfection before any one Il allowed To
land.
A company !. forming under the old
charter OF the Yarmouth Manufacturing
Company for the purpose Of furnishing
power for lighting Yarmouth and Free
port by electricity by night aud running
manufactures By day. A part Of the
stock IL already subscribed and work
win be begun ss soon a. the balance 10
taken.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
SOUTH PARIS
piRKCroRr.


vir-s C.asr~rass..al Charh. T. .. fiassksaa,
Pastor. On sunday. yrvsshias ssrvts. 10 -
A. n. sabbath shssL 70 n. yesnr Irers
urstinx. ~ '. ~. prayer meeting. ser. ~
~ ssss S,ssss M wss-.l,.. r...sr
Oa SUNDAY, pr~ashinx .svice. leio a. n. sss
hath school IL ~. ussrnias prayer ms~est. -
q. =. evening prayer we~tins q ~ =. y. Tee
DAY prsysr ms>tins. ~ y =. Sisss s'ssoss'
m..,i-. charA. Rev. r. ,. R.m-isil. ra.ssr.
ca sa,..i.,. pF.ssAiax -sr,ies d; q 4. -. sss'
lsth >seesl u -. r.yer mesess .
fue-tay evening prAyef meson< -
srArtp nKSriSss.
r.AAN.-Rssular meeting Tuesday evening
10. a. fs-Neaht Ma I-i<,. r~<uisr mess
lag. Thur~isy s,vnlns % essh ve~As-Aurors
nsosmp~su,, nr.s and third hssaAy evenings
r. "a H.-f.r,. Gr.nr,. .cceai saturday q
es.h neoth. rhs ersaxe .ssrv " et~n fsr us'e
weine-isy AL ssiarisy snsruc,s..
a. a .. C.-Ftr-t ami thlrf thar-h,.
,,sry cssss uss.is, sssalas IN the q. a. n Hall
a. A. R-w. \. simhsn f'c-s. No. iss .evs'
Ssisrisy On 90 bstov fan rsssa. In % a. u
SJv.,sss I. ueAr,l. Camp --vs. -s~rcsi
All fsarA rrti.y s,saiss. u s~sh mSs'h o.
is'sA-A. "a q. A. n ush.
Gu Thursday. Nov. IN, Grand Chan
c.llor George ". Hanson of Calais, u.
r. Chase. 4. u. G.. of Aubarn, and on
Ger. 81 the Grand Lodge OF Maine, as
sl.,el by pennessewassee Lodge, n. OF
H.. Of Norway, Instituted Ilsmlln Lodge,
No. n, n. Of T., al south Paris. ihe
ceremonies commenced nj O'CLOCK
Thursday and closed Friday morning.
The Grand Lodge officer. arrived on
the early ualn from all over the state
Me,hanIc Falls lodge sent twenty meun-
hers. Hanover, Llyermorc, aud lodges
from Massachusetts, we're represented.
our ledge furnished tipe supper Al
m o'clock, got up by our Congregational
society, which "a noted for excellent
Judgment In feeding weary, hungry
men. After supper Mr.. Chase hrst
called upon Mr., Hanson for remarks.
tie responded as only lawyers can,
speaking Of the good this order would
~. working In connection With the
churvhes and all other orders that are
doing good. Next came the Grsnd
ke.psr 90 Records and Seal, Mr.. Wesley
q. smith Of OH Orchard, With good
honest rsmarks. Hoo. Gcotgr 4. VIII
.on. lion. John 4. s~sssy, and Hon.
James :. Wright, Who spoke from The
eNIsrience Of Only half a knight, -
and. n Mr.. s~A-sy sptly termed ", one
half the night already gone. pr. n. y
French spoke In term. pleasing To All.
We then returned Ia the hall Tor work.
Lodge. officers we're elected and Installed.
!. 4. kenney va. presented with a Fast
Grand Chancellor's seal from the lodge
m.ml@rs. a. q token ot appreciation of
hls efforts In assisting In lnstiiutins the
lodge.
Hamlln Lodge. No. ~, knights OF
Pythias, has the following chatter men,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
SANE stsg. BROTHER.

The Poole and Neaton Publishing
Company will begin next spring To Issue
a second sefie. of dir~ctories of the sew
eral counties In Maine. They propose
o. 20 over the state every Two years aud
publish a book for each county during
that time. They have also h-gun 10
cover New Hampshire In the same way
and hav. already nearly completed
canvas. % one county.-Bangor News
They will meet With very cool ~
ceptlon IN Arcostoos. Their "Direc-
tory last year MAS the blgges, adNer-
Using fake ever worked la this county.
The (Prcsquc lsle Beacon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
nellie. .S r.si,iss s.s D,ssh.ss..
STATE ~ MAINE.

OXFORD. &c Court 81 ln.el,sney. In the case
of pANikL ". GOODWIN. ins.l,snt Debtor.
AyOTiCE IL hsrvby ti,en that = petition has. On
n thi. Ieth DAY II Nov, A. u. i-si. tssn pre
ssntsi o. saii Court for ssh County, by Daniel
W. Gc.-iuin. of Norway. In the County ~ oN'
fsri prsyinx that he may - dsrrret fali 'iis
charge frum hi. ds,s., pro,s bio unser the pro
visions ef Chapter seventy Of the statutes OF
Mslss, AMI aroa all rs'iii.n. !. :ri.rcd by
the same hsf.v ssii Cesu II fsrs. IN ssii
County ~ Oxfori, oa "Wednesday, the gist day
20 ucs.. 4, u. l-si. n pine o'sirk In the forv'
ssoa. asi that ns.sice thcvof ~ pusn.hs.i In
the Ox fort l,vm.rrst. q nswspspsr pahh.hei In
.aii County ~ pNfori. ones VOL for thres sur
e~.si,e w-sks. the Ia, pabtissiicn "a 10 .~,en
days l.forv the dsy ~ hearing, ani that ell erv-i
its,. whs have pr.,s.l their dsts.. anil ether per
.on. Interested, may sptssr a sali place anil
tins asi shaw esa.e. ~ any they have. Why .
i.shsrse .hoali NJ, " grsn's.i .ahi debtor ~
ccr,iinx o. The prayer ~ hls Isttl"n.
Attest t-itIkRfCk q. DAVIS, Register
% all t"ar for .sii tosnty "fo,f@ri.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
NAME Apples MOVING WEST.
rHE coon RESULTS To MAINE fARNLR,
FRON THT MCKINLEY HiLL.

Thursday morning II III o'clock the
first special fast freight that ever went
cot 10 Portland loaded with apples, sAy.
the Press, lsft Portland foi Minneapolis,
MINI. loaded and shipped BY j. ]. Lib
by, and Consigned 10 j. III. shea a Co.
These apples were all \ Baldvin..
They were contained In - ears, all In
tsrlined and warmed with oil stoves, and
each car la charge % two men. Zach
car contained leo barrels ~ apples or
lDpO barrels to the train. The contract
makes the trip b~t~csn Portland and
Minneapolis i've DAYS.
Heretofore Il has been impossible io
ship apple. with profit west but tie Nc
klnlsy hill. which gave a protection Of
IS cents 90 American apples over Cana
dian fruit. and the abundant crops this
wears have enabled the Maine farmer. Ia
get from VI - To ~ Instead % al a bar
rel. and % have the empty barrels "
fled with Minneapoll. -four and returned
Ia them az quite discount. The result
~ the tariff therefore l. that Maine farm
ers will make over sBO,DD this year on
their apple crop through ths aid Of the
Mckinley hill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
Al. t,a.r i.a.,s..

They were enjoying moonlight walk
In the park. Ills was = nature strongly
ting~i with romance. Her nature leaned
decidedly toward the practical side Of
life.
lis this not positively enchanting he
exclaimed rap,urou.ly. I'VE can now
drink 10 our I'LL % the beauties that
natur. has 80 lavishly bestowed upon
this lovely re,rca,'-
YES; but, George, I don't drink. re-
Piled the young lady prUsaically. New
York Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
INV ApvsEriskNkSrs

~tatsusnt ~saih Parts saving hshs
~tatrmsnt nsthsl saving hanA
stove Range. and turnscs-
~sn r~.iisat Uxe- In >sb.-sl pistric' ~. J.
NNhskl
fetitlan fur Lsxt.lation.
o. frohsts >otiCes.
lnsolyency >otices
~hsrtrs ~Als.
tAsafn~..
ThAhkssisins tstAbls..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

The Grand Trunk Railway have AZ
ranged 10 pl.c. on sale mileag. books
available for bearer NJ the following
rates: 50 miles, siI.55; loo miles
sas.0o; 1890 mils. sfi.'5; s,o miles
so 90. These tickets are good IN
Maine. New Hampshire aud Vermont.
cur grccers are prepared Ia serve
their patrons with Thanksgiving grocer
- Ia great variety and excellen,
quality.
y. DAYTON Bolster !. making quite an
extensive display % Thanksgiving eat
ahle. etc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
MARRIED.

In Ellsworth. >oy Is. by Rev. D.. 4. Mass
n. q. kiml.sti, ~. ~ Norway. AMI Iva NJ
,cok ~ tllssorth.
In Ils,hsl. No,. %. by Ne, n pcl.'t, No
-. " Coburn All k'bs y. san,orn, isth 81
nethst
In nFy~nhsli, Ne,. 10. by He,. % tleash
Ia-sph rr.-catt sf >tsnii.h ami ,hnstans "
| gahlsil % nry~nneh.
In Ia-ks'. MIll.. >o,. .. ~ ns,. M. fisAsh
Il samuel :. Pet sBd tmns r.rktn.
Il In rof,lant, Nv. 9. q. %. t'sxE 81 bushnsh
All safah ksllsy 20 fuftlani.
In Iissrussrv fall., >o,. s isrvy U. Waite 81
~, asli All Cora NJ. whnssy ~ last Liver
morv. 81. a.
In Well, NJ, 4, Rs,. D.. v. wb.slsr, iIrury u
IIss anil AblAe n whitman, 18th Of hs,ioa
i 10 sve.isa, >ss. . tichsri y. kimhAi AM
/ Enfas 4 fsTkAri, l-sh % -~e.isa.
/ In Hfo~uhshi. Nov. s. by Hs,. y u. Eastman
E.i~ia :. Head All Carte y. Gilman. 18th o.
Il I,~nmsfk
/ In Assiossr, Nov. y % the rv.iieacs Of ~
| hr,sis'. father, %. ". fcsf. E.l., By Rs,. v
>osrro.., O,l. N Rishsri.on 81 Canton ahi Mis'
Il HlaBshe ro-.r % Absiotsr.
| In lat samnst, Nov. y by Rev. u. = hie
bsri. wiliisn q. Bsrtist AL ts'slis NJ. Lacs'
| 18th % Hartford
In ssuth Parts. Nov. Is, st the Par.eaAs,. by
| Re-, IbonA. Mhite.hls, Nj. MahlsI be.-sy
/ % PAN. All Mis-. line y swan, % Bae An.li.
| In Ilsrtfori. Nov. %. by Hs,. D lswrncs
Nj Arthur ferAih. ami Mis-. Nellie AlIsn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

si..,. Csp,.- % The p~mcsrst srv fesf coat.
s.en rsse viii ~ msi<.i On rvcsipt % pre- ~
H. pCblishsr~ % fOr Tn ccnventsess - p>tr.n.
sin.. esYis- - % eseh Issue have hssn phssci On
=. IL "A 80 fslAyutns place IN M toanty
=. utk Parts. sssrry'. prax ~teF~s
shurtlsr-. nraz ~tor~.
>..rv.v Noye-' Drug ~ter~.
nasknsh. ~ Atss--if
pxe.a. Fr.al :. Hsrksv. fc-tnns.ssf.
fpeoarx. Az Ls~es insar~"s ""
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
Nssiss 81 sssssa Msssiss 90 Cs.aissss
ta 1nsstvsasy.

To The Cr,rii,or- 10 iIsrsre y. >sye. ~ wo"i
.trk. In Tho County ~ Osfori anil -tats II
Maine. tn.ol,ent neltof.
Yea az, hsr,by nasihe.i. That with N, sppro,
al ~ the Juiss % the Count - Insolvency
Coz sail County tho sesooi M.stins ~ IN. CrvI
tsr- ~ all tnsol,ent IL Appointed b. 10 he'll II
the rrUl.sts Court r,.om In fsns In sail t"anty
on "Wednesday the iIst DAY % lice, 4. " 10.
81 niss s'ciosk In the fcynaoa. Yea Win govern
yourselves secoriinsiy,
.i,,a aaslsr nay hssi sni The ori.r % Court
mi. lsth dsy ~ New 4. u. lssf.
UERklCk q. DAVIS, Register ~ The t0ur
% Insolvency Zoe .sii Cosnty % Otfori.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
Nssiss 90 sssssa Nsstiss sf Creditors
~ 1asslsssey.

To the sr,'iis.r- - ALBfHr u. PUTNAM ~
Ramfgri. In tho tosnty ofOxfori ani stats
% Mains, th.ol,ent iAebtor.
You arr hsr.by notihei. That with the az
pru,a al 20 The Jsds, % thr Court ~ Insolvency.
iar call toanty The second Mestihs ~ The
Cr.ilior. - .si lasolvent Il sppolpts.i ~
IL he'll "a tho frolAis Court rom In
Part. In sail toabty on "Wednesday the slst
isy % De-. a o. issi al hins s'cL-k In the TOW
ns-sn. Noa will govern yourselves accordingly
Given under ny hsnsi anil the orisr 20 toart
mi. lGth dsy ~ >o,., 4. u, ts,i
IILRRICk a. DAVIS. Register ~ The Court of
insolvency fof sali County 20 Dt fori
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BoRN.

In Norway. No,. u. 10 ,hs ~iie 81 y. &. smart,
la Ssr.sy, Sc,' II. - the -if, Of John Hay
| dsa. dsgshtsr.
man. q suns
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S..... .s As..s... .sh,s Avp.,.s....s.

Nssiss 90 Assignee sshis Avpe,sssssss.
ef Nsiss, the issh dsy NJ Nov., A. %, issf.
The un.iss.ixset hsvby gives rctics of HE az
pclntnent 81 Assirpe> IL The in.sl,ebt estate VI
JOHN L. HOLT. ef ttsthsi.
In the County of Oxfori, lpsolvent pstt"r. VIA
has isen declared an inselveat upon his petition
by the Court 81 Insolvency Zoe ssid County 81
" C.M. woRMELI.. A.-,snes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

nHsss-si - year n rA,d .srssiy IN si..sss'
Ohsrvi.s ssS year. single osplss = cents
Aps,srt.sukxrs All l~xHl sivsrti-smsnss ars
ssssn thrvs consecutive in-srt,ens fer els ~
ln.h IN lsnxth sf colama- srssiAl oentr.sts
male Win k,eAl. transient AMI yearly sa'srus
ersA
,-,~.r .xprr,.,e~i vers r<n ani 90 pfts~s
esalhlae ~ mAks this department ef oar ea.i
ne.s complete ami rcpalAr.
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STATE or MAINE.

oNroRD. 81.
TaIen on escsutloa aai ~iIi 10 .oli By publis
sastion on the siNlsenth dsy 10 bs.smtsr, \. u
l-.. at Ten o'ci.k In The forvnosn II The store 81
John STANLEY -. In liirsm, In ssii tountf, al
the rsit In equity which III ,.iipstfisk OF Hiram
Ia the Coanty 81 DNfori, has or hst On us -iN
tseath iay ~ NAV. a. II. l-sl. sbsa The ssH's
ga. aitsshe, os the original srit. b. convey
abes 20 n by lahd, tho fOlhssinE ds-srhesi rial
estate. situated In liirsm In .aii tsusty, VIII
the baihtlns. thsrron, bognis-t a. folhyws bs
sinning AZ the northwest corner ~ hni ovBc'l
Nv Jo.spa tillsy, thence bofthsfly by main rial
o. laBd % y. " aisworth, theno. westerly "n
.aid wsi.w orth. -ouihefiy line ~ Meadow
hrook thsnc. -outhsriy b, .sit brock D. liant II
Mr.. Ilsttls .isy thense ea.seriy oa the borther
" line ~ .sii Gay ani ~ .si tiley ~ point Of
i-ynnins.
JORDAN STACY.
Deputy sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
NoN.ucs,Dcyr TAXES.

Non r,.lIent tass. IL -eh.ol District No. . IN
The tswa ~ isnski, In the ,oanty ~ Otferi
ant state % Mains, Tor the year i~si The fol
kswIns III % tsxs. rvs estate ~ non r.-isis ~
swnsr. In sshs-sl District No. I. In 10 town ~
Ia, nski the yssr l.l In bili. oesn itisl ~ DAME
Tueksr COLLECTOR % sail tovn. on the ~ day ~
,s,sl-r. 4. o. lot, has tFsn rtafne.i by him
o. me a. rvssalnins unpsii 90 ths al day ~
August 4. %. lad. by NJ. csrtheais ofthst late.
anil they ns~ wmsln unpsii. snd nstis. u here
by s,ss that N ssli tsts-. intsfest ani ehsfF.-
sr, not pail lnts the tfva.ufy % ssid tasn With
In ,l.htssn month. frpn the date of-s'ss eoni
nlta,snt % ALI blil.. 81 mgrh ~ Tho vsl estate
ta,s,l q. 4. sunsisut o. pAy The sn'ount 10.
thsr,.a. ineiuiing intsre.t sbd shsfses. sib"ai
further botios vii - sohl 81 pahhs a1suon az
the trrssauf'. ofhs. In ssb town an saturday
The -,h dsy % April, A. u. i-a, 81 i~o o'sl"h
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

STATE Of NAME.
OXFORD, &c.
Clsrk's once, sapt,ms Juiicisl Court,
No,emisr u. 10;
Disposition ~ sppsslei ca-s. sai in.iietmsat.
for ,is'stion ~ the Laws rsulstlng the No and
.sis ~ int.x lsstins liquors ID the Octot<r term
sap'ems Julisisi Court. lea.
state 10 Msins W. Ossar .. Pitt. single sale.
Mol prs. by orisr ~ eoau.
state ~ Maine ,.. oscar Z. Pitts. single sale.
Mol prUs by orier ~ cour.
STATE ~ NAins VI. Orin fstiett. apph single
sal. ah dsy detsofant usfauitet Juismsnt
% Norway Nunislpal toar srlrmet.
state % Mains W. thsrlss q. Th.mss Liquor
sgi.saes. ith day rr-yonfent srtsiSn~t, Pisa
suit,. -ehtsnrs an day. In Aabarn wott jail.
q The fsrvs,slns " pablishs.i In scoortancs Win
OF The ssi.lstarv ~ hsiae Zoe lsl.
4 kus.ts ALBkkr =. AUSTIN. Ckrt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22
PETITION voR LEGISLATION.

FIutUtON boW ss.sSsss'UN
Notlc. !. hereby d'.n that the unsisrsisnel
vii prc-sni the fol owing pstiilga ior l.sisA
tsn H. the newt lssislstuf, ~ The state % aine.
,u To The Iiua. senate snd iioa-s 20 hspr,
-sutatit.s In kst.latur. s.-smbls.i, In AMI Tor
the state 20 Maias III. anfsr.lgpesi. 90 nsr-
sni prUpftst0Ts Of 10 No. ~ In a.. th ranse ~
ks. in ths tosn ~ sr.hv~si. toanty ~ IN
fort, Mains. sni iyias In The north pat ~ sail
.,.f,sas~-i. Tv.ysstfsliy rprvssnt that sst ~,
No ~ IL 90 .tastrt that ell thu basin~.. relations
20 The o~Bsr- thervof ave In The t0vn OF Wcgi
.ta-k, In ALT oouaty. No rial sitius them oom.
manlestisn o. sny part 20 srrsnvesl without
passing throash The tosn 20 wepistssk We
thsrvforv. fe.Isstfuily, yet urrsntly rgue-,
yoat ksnsrab- ts-iy ~ ct .sii - No u In the
dh rsnss ~ lot. In ths north part of,'rcsnsasi,
9TH tho lnhsLltsnt. ther,in, Into ths town ~
woSistask. anil In duiy boani viii ever
JOII> :. LtrrLyfisi.D,
IIOEACt D.. 1IrttltltID,
ALBkwt MOt>rtDI.t,
LR>Esr u. FREEMAN.
t,r,DuosI Noy IA l.ti
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STATE or uArHI.

oS.Ssp a. S s:: @ ,;:s''I IN. r Ii:
<: q bAsiiL v. dcobwiS. Is'o'''s'
vTh hsrvby erisrei. That so<ice 10 sivea "
asai sreouns ef James 4. fsrssr. 1--we ef tise
sbsve namet insolvent D<tsor. by causing .
copy ~ this order ~ 10 pablish~i thrvs vesks.
ssorrssively In The Oxfsri f,emorrat.a peuspapsr
prins~i q PARE In ssh Coanty, thai ihsy may
Prslate Court Room on The ~ Wet ef I've.
nest. Il nine oelsrk In The forvaoon. and
10 beari ther~sa, and eh)est n They 80 eaass.
GEDR0E a. WILSON, Juife
of Insolvency. Coart, ford County.
A true eopy--Atsest ~. q. DAVIS. REGISTER.
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DIED.

In Fry,bars, Nov. :. Mr. Nsll..s Mcneil.
sgci "a year..
la Aliahy, No, n. waiter Libby.
In Ea,histori, No. s. Mrs. Lniis ,. wife Of
ol,sr :. Perkins. Ax~i 50 year., month. - dsys
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and ORGAN POLISH.

vsry slcs for elsssIas ssd bnghssslns ~
:...S. oIs...: .:s vsr.''sr'. 3 o'''' pr
~ w.y.vnxELER
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

TO wmoN IT NAN coScEsS'
a. nv wife. Morn O. Merrill NJ. without 90, ~,
,efs nv hei and bosri, this Il. u give 49, 49,, as
a.. 81 eli psrssss sp forb,i pre''hss :"
'rssi's As' % ~ 'f Tssnus s. xIsuIL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-22

Amstiesn Robin. spool a
-huttA. tompsny. sTs-ol
min snsi machinery thar.
In az West village. ~ith 10
eunnests.i. l-saasiei 90 fol
lo~. westerly by lsnsi %
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-10
LADIES' AND CHlLDREN'S
Merino Underwear.

In this Annual Sale OF Ladies' and
Children's Winter Underwear will be
found greater values than ever before.
At SOC. each: former price s9c.-Ladles'
Swiss Ribbed Balbriggan and Wool Vests
and Drawers.
At 63c. each; former price 9sc.-Ladies'
medium weight White Swiss Cashmere
Vests and Drawers Vests high neck. long
sleeves.
At Toe. each: former price Csc. to $l.75--
Ladies low neck Silk Vests :salso genuine
Swiss Ribbed White Cashmere Vests. high
neck. short and long sleeves.
At DC. each; former price Sl.25-
Ladies' winter weight White Merino Vests
and Drawers Vests high neck. short and
long sleeves).
At $1.25 each; former price sl.s9-
Ladies' Cancels Hair Vests and Drawers
Vests high neck. long sleeves): also Nor
folk & New Brunswick make Ladies'
white wool Vests and Drawers.
CIIILDREN's UNDERWEAR.
At zoe. EACH former price 05c.--Nor-
folk a. New Brunswick make Children S
Merino Vests. Drawers and Pantalettes
also Children's genuine Swiss Ribbed
Cashmere and Silk Vests.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-10
HANDKERCHIEFs.

Sweeping Reductions to close out all
lines of Handkerchief that will not
be duplicated.
Mems Hemstitched Japanese Silk Hand
kerchiefs. Zoe. each; we're 4Sc.
Mems Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs.
hemstitched. 20 inches square, wide hem.
4Sc. each.
Ladies' Embroidered Silk Handkerchiefs.
25c. each: were 500.
Ladies' Fine Embroidered Japanese Silk
Handkerchiefs. 4Sc. each; were 75c.
Ladies' initiated Silk Handkerchief.
embroidered scalloped edge. BOT. each;
were Soc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-10
WINTER GLOVES.

We have marked all lines Of Mems. La
dies and Children's Winter Gloves and
Mittens at prices that will insure their
prompt disposal.
Mems genuine Scotch Wool Gloves. all
colors and combinations. Soc, 4Sc. and
Doc. pair: were &C.. 75c. and csc.
Mems Astrakhan Gloves. with leather
palms. 0Sc. pair. were $780,
Mems Lined Dogskln Gloves at 75c. pair:
were sl.25.
Mems Lined Dogskin Gloves. with spring
wrists and fur tops. Csc. pair: were $3.50.
Men'sJouvin Kid Gloves. in Pearl. Cream
and White. with embroidered backs. sizes
TX. IN and IL only. Toe. pair: were $l.75.
Mems Coney Fur Driving Gloves IA close
imitation OF the seal). $3.50 and $S. 20
pair; were $3.50 and $4.25.
Mems Seal Caps. with roll and vzor. 90
and So; were $40 and Sl2.
Children's fine Saxony Mttens, with long
wrists. 16c.; were 25c.
Children's double Saxony Mittens. all
colors, 18c.; were zoe.
Boys genuine Scotch Wool and Ringwood
Gloves. 25c. and 35c.; were s9c. and soc.
Children's wool lined Kid Mittens. SOC.
and &c.,; were SOC. and zoe.
Children's wool lined Dogskin Gloves,
with and without fur tops. also spring
wrists. 69c. and S9c.; were CSC. aud $ll5.
Ladies' Saxony Mittens. l0c.; were 35c.
Ladies' double Saxony Mittens. 25c.;
were SOC.
Ladies' wool-lined Kid Mittens. with fur
tops. &c.,; were $l.25.
One lot Ladies' 7-hook French Suede
Gloves. tan shades. &c.; were $3.50.
One lot Ladies' 4-button French Kid
Gloves. tans. browns. and grays. 0Sc.;
were 81 so.
Ladies' Coney Fur Driving Gloves IA close
imitation Of seal, $3.50 pair; were S.. so.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-10
BLANKETS and QUILTS.

-FOUR BARGAINS IN BLANKETS
tsliehtly soIled. otherwise por1ect,.
Ia Blankets at $3.9S pair; worth $s.75.
ia Wool Blankets at $4.9s; worth S6.75.
ia California Blankets at $6.8S pair:
worth $1,000.
1874 California Blankets at $7.9S pair:
worth $l2.5O.
100 Atwood Wrapper Blankets. In fancy
colored figures. &5. 9S each: we're $s.75.
MARsEILLEs QUILTS full size).
At 9Sc. each: actual value $3.50.
At 81 80 each; actual value $2.25.
At $2.1O each: actual value S2.9s.
At $2.9S each: actual value $500.
DOWN QUILTS.
100 Figured Sateen Down Quilts. 6 It.
Warranted down proof. at $5.9S each ;
were $1O48.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-10
NIGHT SHIRTS.

Mems fine Muslin Night Shirts. with
pockets and collars. felled seams,
neat. fancy trimming through.
Mems superior quality heavy Mus
lin Night Shirts. with collars and
seams. 50 inches long. sizes IA
Mems heavy Twilled Wamsutta
Muslin Night Shirts. with collars
and pockets. extra full sizes.
felled seams. So inches long, all
Boys Wamsutta Muslin Night
Shirts. full sizes. felled seams.
pockets and collars. sizes 10 to IA.
generally sold at 75o. each. for
this SALE.