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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-18
Steele Is BETTING the Other Way.

SPENCER, Ind. Sept. IA special dis
patch from Spencer in an Indianapolis
paper states that +. c. Steele. who is a
Harrison appointee TO the Land Office De-
rartment. had wagered $3.50 that
Harrison would not be elected.
The story is quite the other way.
Nit. Steele has made no wagers whatever.
but offered to place $500 with q Democratic
county official that Harrison would be
Noted and h,s money was not covered.
II was probably this official who sent tho
item.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-18
me-2:I4h. 2:I5l2, 2:I2ls, 2:I5.
Lakewood Prince Took the Big Trot.

PITTsBURG, Sept. 1.-THE fall meeting
of the Pittsburg Driving Park Association
closed at Homewood to-day. The track
was in frst-class condition. The unfinished
free-for-sll trot from yesterday was won
by Lakewood Prince In 2:l5A. The un-
finished PIG pace was won by j. FL. L. in
2:l6. Summaries:
Firaf Race-2.2O class. trotfinc. purse
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-18
Republican Meeting at Milan.
,toy 90 &ba ~ndfanaD0t;a J~Ouynal.

Special 20 TIC InuIHHHp0Is 5UurudE
MILAN, Ind. Sept. 17.-On Friday night.
Sept. 16, Dr.. j. H. Jones addressed an en-
thusiastic audience at Milan, Ind. HIS
speech was framed especially for the local
Lincoln League. but was thoroughly ap-
preciated by the entire audience. He first
spoke of the necessity OK firm and
united action on the part OF Repub-
licaus, and then proceeded to q fair
and masterly discussion of the live
issnes of this Campaign. He showed the
weakness of the Democratic policy of drag
cling In such dead issues rs the so-called
sforce bill" and the demagogy displayed In
the howl over the Homestead strike. DR..
loves is manager of the Lincoln League in
RIpley ounty and Is rapidly placing hls
territory in q state of thorough organiza-
fipn
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-18
GLOVES
FOR FAIR WEEK,

New 4button kid, all colors 81 per pair.
New 5hooks kid, all colors, 81 per pair.
New shocks, French Kid, best, $l50 per pair
New Biarvitz extra good value, 81 per pair.
New Gauntlet Gloves, 81 to So per pair.
New Russia Leather, Tanned Kids, Fancy Buttons, s. per pair
New Outseamed Walking Glove, $1S5 to 1925
New Fancy WeltsS Street Glove, $l50 to s..
MOusquetaire Suede, all grades all prices, made for our stock, and thu
fitting and wearing glove in this market
Five thousand pairs mems walking, driving, street and dress gloves
Every weight and quality.
One thousand pairs mems heavy and light working gloves Always
stick to the old reliable,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-18

ALBANY, N. Y. Sept 1z.-Labor Comm,s-
sioner Peck and his stenogrspher. Ebert
Rodgers. appeared before Police Justice
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Lamglighter Beats Strathmeath for tn
First Special. o Rich Stake.

Lamglighter Beats Strathmeath for the
First Special, . Rich take.
G~RAvEsEND RACE-TRACK, Sept. IA
throng of 1000 people this afternoon saw
Pierre Lorillard's Lamplighter win the
First Special. o rich stake. from Green B.
Morris's Strathmearh. after o brief but
decisive tussle IN the stretch. Mr.. Lor-
lizard deluged the ring with his money
on Lampliehter. finally sending the great
colt to the post o 4to-5 favorite. Michael
Dryer bet q lot Of money on Banquet. but
third was the best his gelding
could do. Demuth. 80 to 1. Gar
rison up, made the running for a
time. and then dropped back beaten.
Col Rupperes Ajax. 3 TO ). Bergen up, took
the Algora stakes by q head from Sir Fran
els. 2 TO 3. Tarsl M, after . desperate strug-
gle IN the home stretch. Summaries:
FIRST Race-One mile. Aloha trst. Fairy
second. Miss Dixie third. Time, 1:451s.
Second Raes-Three-fourths mile. No
mad first. Fred Taral second, Walcom
third. Time, 1:l44.
Third Race-Three-fourths mile. Ajax
Time. 1:i5ss.
Fourth Race-Onc and mile.
Lampiighter first. Strathmeath second,
Banquet third. Time. 2.09A.
Fifth Raee-Ffve and . half furlongs.
Girote trst, Young Arion second, Mar
cellus third. Time, 1:o9A.
sixth Race-ODe end one-sixteenrh mile.
Equity first. Strephon second, Homer third.
Time, i:4y4.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-18

CINCINNATI. Sept. 1.-THE Letonia track
vss very fast to-day. Favorites won
everything. save In one race. the fifth.
summaries:
FIRST Race-Three-quarters Of q mile.
Odrey first. kildare second. Empress Fred
orick third. Time, lis.
second ksee-F0ur furIongs and . half.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-18
Inaiana-sIicnigan Fair Races,

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
South BEND, Ind, Sept. 1z.-To-dsy's
races were attended by q fair-sized crowd.
The track was very fast. Summaries:
First Race-Three-year-oId pace; puree,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
OVER TIE STATE.

Philip, the eight-year-oh sou Of
samuel Clark Of Machias, fell out 10 4
boat Wednesday afternoon and ~s.
drowned.
Justice Lamar Of the United State.
supreme Court. Ia. bcen visiting Chief
Justice Fuller at his summer residence
In Camden.
4 recent decision % the full court
make. the old Town toll bridge, q
free bridge, aud there l. great rejoicing
thereat Ia Old Town.
Daniel Belts, q young son Of Arthur
lietts ~ Brewer, Was drowned at South
brewer while playing on logs. The
body was recovered.
The gang % burglars which has bCcn
working In eastern Maine has struck
Bangor and put the citizens In alarm. IL
!. said Ia be- = pcculiarlty of this lot Of
burglars that they carry OF solii silver
ware, but will take no notice Of plated
ware.
One Italian stabbed another on Middle
Street, Portland, Monday evening. The
act MAS done Ia full sight Of two horse
ear loads 81 people, but before they had
time 10 interfere four blows had been
struck With a savage looking knife. The
wounded man lived but a few minutes.
lIotiiste D-ro.s Was the name of the
victim, and the murderer MAS his broth.
CT, Csprlello Dcros,. II appears that
Capriello hsd lent hls brother 500, aud
va. unable % get II hack. On the
evening of Oh. murler he had demand
hls money, and they had an angry al
tercstion. which resulted In blows aud
the use II the knife. The murderer ex-
pressed no contrition, but said he Vas
satisfied. The victim, Bottiste, or Rap
tlsie, Vas 3G years Of age and has vile
In Italy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
|, QUESTION or CONSTITUTION.
ALLY.

Art. I. sect. ; 10 the constitution %
Maine require. the sslscfnss II towns to
notify aud warn the inhabitants, seven
days prior 10 holding q meeting for
choice of representative, Of the tim. aud
place 20 ssil meeting. To- prrpsic and
keep a clscrA list, 90 prssiis az ssii meet
log, 90 rscsirs, sort, couM snd declare
the vote ~ open town meetins. W. rrc--
ence "a the clerk. Who shalt make true
record, aud seal n In open town meii1c,
aud .end Ia the s.cr.tsry 20 state, etc.,
snd then makes proyi-ion la rvlatiOs Ia
The procedure In cities.
The Australian ballot law 80 called
Passed by the last legislature, In section.
upon the municipal officer. ~ the towns
unwarran,ei by the constitution aud In
ContraVeution thereof, snd la nav judy
'n.nt 4. void. MANY ~ the provisions 10
the l,w are ,sgus. snd some arr cl,v'rly
Ia violation Of the constitution. The
constitution l. mandatory as Ia ,sAs shall
Irs.iis, rAs slaH r.csirs yOt.s and who
shall keep the oAs,k h.t. The law dele
gstes thi. power Ia others.
Hut ] Nill not stop to present argu-
menis, but call attention Ia the c"nstltu-
ilohal obj-ctlOn, % nav mint, that legal
gentlemsn NAV consider IL, and II
thought sdyi.slle (, ~. opinion 10 the
court, through the proper channel, the
governor and council. Maine will un-
,loubtedly give her vote for BENJAMIN
Harrison Tor President; aud should the
electoral college BE- close the vote %
Maine would BE- Challenged.
r.. W. WOODBURY..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
BANK EXAMINER slssss RESIGNS.

Hon. George ID. Bi.hee % Buckheld
last week resigned his position AZ state
hank examiner. lie dii this because
his private aud professional business
made such demands upon his time that
he felt he must either give this up en-
tlrely or give up the Office Of hank ex-
smlner. lie preferred TO do the latter.
and ~ill nov devote his time to his pro-
fessional and private business.
The governor has nominated Charles
". whitten of Augusta 90 succced Mr..
Bisbee as bank examiner. Mr.. whitten
IL native Of Buekheld. sou Of Mr..
Josiah W. whitten 90 that place. lie
Was for some years . clerk In the ONCE
Of the secretary % state. bat has more
recently been assistant cashier of the
first National Rank of Augusta. lie IL
sxcelleutly qualified for the position,
and viii make an eficieut oflicer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
WARNING

Republicans can hardly look too
sharply o. the election % their nominees
for representative TO the legislature.
eur Dvmocraiic friends have no hope 81
elccting their Governor, but arr work
log Tor the legislature, which will elec,
United states senator; aud the Re
puhl.cans % oxford County sboald use
every honest effort Ia elect their repre-
sentative. 10 every district. The Re
publican United states senate u fort
rc.. to American labor aud the bcsi in-
terr.,. 70 our country that cannot safe
" b. turned over 10 the party Of free
trade. let every oxford County Repub-
lean de- hi. duty In this matter Tor the
result !. most important and Tar reach
inc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

OXFORD. .. At Court ~ Probate hshi II
Paris, stthin sni Zoe The 'uanty ~ pxfuri
on the thiri Tas.iAy ~ AYR. \. q. is,l.
s..rsts b. ksoash Aduipi.tfsins wn tho eststs
u JAMS y. ktDtsIi, late ~ fsn., In sail
Cauntf tiso.s.ssi hsttns prv-.nis-i her sarYani
- aissiai.irstioa - ths tststs ~ All deces--i
fuf aissaB.uf
OHp.s,B. That .sii Aimfs give nsttss D. all
I-rf-.tns tntsrv.,ssi. Wy csaslns Uupy % mi.
ss,isf b. ~ pahnshs.i thru. ssks saors..iysly
in IN D,fof,i l,vtns-rst pftntssi a Parts, that
lhsy may aptssr 81 . Cvar - frslasis ~ 10 ID
AZ Paris, In salt County, on The thiri ias-lsy Il
sstt. bsNt. ai nins o'chTl In To fuFrns-'n, SOL
shauiI nsl h. alhs~sd.
.E'm.E I, WILSON, Iaiss.
Atrustupy attest n. q. DAVIS. hrsistsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
,ox.u,.,p,>r r,NIs

4. m. tssp 20 wr-tst.-s iu o. '"ue,'
fori. AMI stat of Nains. ~ 81 -
The Gslisstns u-t - uNss Hn q :. - -
r.sitsnt v~ners in a. 49, Hi o.
AZ year Issi, tu iilis salnmliir u "a. ~
eslls.tsf 20 tAtss n al tHth. - O.
siAy of JuB.. led. has lcrn r'tai.',. a L..
me a. rvmsinins uhIsall "a " ~ ~, - -
r,,.is. a.,..iI. sni nstifs D. hfrhl 50. ~
m m. ali tsts., intsrs-t anl ~. -
nat patti IN b. N tr,ssaf' Ia Z
stthfa sishtssn m"nths iiuih "a 4
~. s..saHItmeut 20 ssh hiils' -, 4, ~
ths r,al estate tas.i A. Siil - 49,, 81
the smoant due therun, ~ .aN h. 80 .
,gll-s .ug,i,n. al ~ Trsasurrs 80 "a
tow. 90 ,l,s IN dsy u Isa 80 "l'
In ths au.fU
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
PEOPLES PARTY COUNTY sosIsA-
TONS

Nominations foe county officers In &C
coriance with the provisions % the
Australian ballot law In the csse where
there had been no previous vote. east by
q political Organization, we're made by
the Peoples Party Of Oxford County on
Thursday, the 18th Inst, at the court
house. Paris. Leander :. s~sn % Paris
Was chosen chairman Of the delihers-
tons. The following county ticket WAS
nominated;
s~as.ss-, Dsstt Flsei. Norway. IIsnry q.
Irish. huskhski
Coanty At,sresy. Frvi :. Ir,.h. BarkaskL
soanty rres-srer, Lsaasisr =. suan. Paris
sb<rtf. y. ~. HArssu. fiebrea-
Register "a frsb<ts. 4. A. wsrvvn. Baek nsht.
tsssty Cemmis.i.s>r. :. q. barpsll. Paris
Jsi<s % frohsss. psras :. sasbsrn. Norway.
The county platform makes an un-
qualified declaration for shutting OF
foreign immigration.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
LAW DECISION
The r-script Ina the following case has
been reviewed by the clerk % courts;

lhe ft-Criiit VA thr lott'Ntn- Na-' ha-
bscn reviewed by the clerk % courts;
oNFoKB CoU>rt.
Efskisl Nsrrtn a az. retitionsr- 90 cert.
orsri. ". Ouunty Commissioners - oht,<i AMI
Auiru-suEgin CvanNe-.
Hs.,HtFT No opiniuu. l-fhs As-igumsuts
- erfvF In IT, lstitioa ma-t 10 oserruls-i.
he art a.-ixnment relsis- - utAitsr- ~uhin
"a dl-rfetian - m Commissioner. N -ssoni
In rslAiion D. ssht ~ Rssies nay ~ Fvsari-i a.
an.upt.r,s-i frtua tl.s siui--iso. IN ~ ca-s ~
m re-punsi~nt- spgsar~i Al N h-Arins ~
soan-si sni ts-ik part In M pru.s~tinss.
Ths thiri allexssi error 4 In FvlAtlon b. M Al
kssaRss 90 orisr By IN. Commissioner ~ ths
soastruC tion - caitls pa--ss ansier All say.
IL Caranis.ionsr. slats In thsir r,poFt that
thsy cossttsresi tn value - NJ pss-e- In mak
ias N Asari - dainAse- sustained ~ ths sh'i
osner-
ines pas-s- wsre fof N l-Rsft - The psti
ti..usr-. ths ts~n "a ~ huihi Thea. ant u IA.
tas.is ~ ol,i-stioa ~ -ash erisr - ths Cousai-
sisnsrs bal 90 ths ethsr hsnd hs- rsi-ssi M
u,onsy for baihiins IN raj AMI ussins TIE
o. = ain,iti-i that no l.n.i o~usr has tsssn any
apt--al fr,sta ne anoant ~ damage ssarissi
IIsi an apyssl t-.n tssen ne sl-s~si efror-
coaii have lssn oonstiervd. Thai souAi have
besa IN spprOprtsts pryceeiins rather ihsn
Istitisn Cor tertioran
fetitisn ti.uai.-ssi 9th cssst..
true copy. attest u. Z. -ro>s. Clsrk.
Bsarve and Stearns for petitioners.
Bisb.e for County Commissioners Of
oxford and Andro-coggin Counties.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

President A. A. Burleigh, Of the Han
gor aud Aroostook railroad, IL 90 much
pleased With the progress being made
on the new unc that he tells them In
Aroostook that they will move next
years crops upon the new road.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

Elmbrook, the speedy stallion, : 20 Ia,
owned by = Belfast syndicate, while
beIug exercised on the Fairfield track
Monday afternoon, broke hls lee. There
WAS no cause for the mlshsp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
STATE az MAINE.

OXFORD, .,-Coat ~ Insolvency.. Thirl
Wednesday % Aus., 4. u, Ice. In thu matter
% MuLiiOLLANDA PHILLIPS, in.ol'sn'
lbetsor..
TT. berby erier,~i. That notice - Given Ia
all V~r-ons Interested In the -stilsinsnt of the
81 this orisr ~ te publishs- thres weeks -uc~-
si,ely In the Oxfori Democrai. . newspaper
printed in Paris, In -aii County. that they may
appear az q Count 90 Insolvency o. 10 he'll NJ the
Probate Court I,.om on the 81 "Wednesday of
sept newt at nine o'siosk In The fofvno"n. AMI
~ beari ther,sn, AMI ebjest " they ~ csase.
GEORGE A. WILSON, Ju,ife
Of insolvency .oat o,f.ri ..ss'y'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
MEssEN.Em.s NOTICE.

MEssENGEus NOTICE.
Osttcs 90 rHs ~HtRItr Of OkSOsD CoJNrr.
srATE Of MAINE.
OXFORD. - Aug. ", 4. u. lee.
Thi. !. 10 give botiee. thai "n the 18th DAY ~
Aug. 4. u, t-s., o warrant In Insolvency "a.
t..uei out % the toar ~ Insolvency Tor
saIi County 20 Oxfort, against the estate ~
HORACE o. NDlts. Ofwesi-tsrk, ssJusiE,-i %
lr an tn.ol,ent Deltor, on Istition ~ .sli ,lslt
OF, Shleh Istlti.n Vas fis-i On the loth day ~
Aug. A. 10. i-,l "a which last hains.i date intsrr-t
on claims .. "a ~ computs-t thai The Isy nent ~
any ,lstt. anil the delivery sni transfer ~ any
property l-loahnE 81 ssii Debtor o. HIS, 90
Tor hl. uss. anitbs delivery AMI transfer of any
pr.y~ry by him aw forbsi,isn by Law, that .
mestins ~ the Cre.inor- % .aii Dclsor. ~ pro,e
thsir dsls- AMI ,hs-s-e oss 90 mofc A.-igns~- ~
hi. estate, wiii te hsi st q Court ~ Insolvency.
"a ~ h.hisn d Paris In ALI County. On ths alt
day ~ >eIs, A. %. i-s!. nj nins o'chsk In Tie
forrn"on.
Gl,en under my haai the date ar, sbo's
written.
D.. y. srbNE. D~puiy sheriff,
~ Messenger % the Court of Insolvency. for
aid County Of oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

OXFORD, :. AT . Count % Prsi,sie hehi ai
Parts. within ani faf the tOuhty ~ pxfori. On
the thlri Toe. tsy % Aas. \. q. Issl
falssri D.. Iis-tins.. Trust-. on to s.,st'
In saii county, ,isssasssi. ka,tns pf.-ss,s-t ~.
sceount .f ssiaslhi-tration % the tststs ~ .sii
sis.sa-s foT alLo~aRcs;
Dkp,REI,, That sAid Trustee CIV. boties
b. ali psr.os. Interested by 1.ins copy 20 thl .
Or,i.r b. ie puhlisbssi thrs ws.k. susss-si,sly
In The DNforl p-mocrHt, prtni..i al fsrt.. that
they msy ayIsar az . C"ur ~ frolsats ~ 10 hshi
% fsfi-, IL sa.d toapty an thc thif'i tas-isf
% ssts ne,t, al nine scLsk In the forvsooa, ss,i
show ssg-., u any they have, Why The sane
shoahl hsa ts ally~t-l.
stDItGE 4. IllsON, Js.ise.
Atrus copy -sti~-t Ill. q. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
TINS sResoGas' MeGrINo.
aoop WEATHER, ooop RACES AND A
SMALL CROWD.

TIE Oxford County Trotting lIorse
Brrcders' Association had everything Ia
encourage u excpt the aitendanc~. The
weather Tor the two days could not have
better u made Ia order, the horses we're
there, and plenty of them and good ones
too, bat the people did not come In
large Numbers aud the attendance Was
not what tlse exhibition deserved.
Thc ra~s were ell good and Interest
Ing and all Who did attend came away
pleased With the exhibition.
The races Tuesday forenoon were the
year old and yearling classes and al.
though not very closely contested
showed good colt speed. They we're
Won BIZ Nichols and Tony T..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

4 lad named Jack Mlnn"han, ift.en
year. old, va. drosnNi While bathing
~ith .Ope ioung ConI,anlou. in the
Sico River at Biideford Mondiy after
noon. Tie police have recovered the
body.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

ONtpRp. .. - ~ . Court ~ Probate hell al
Part. within sBd fOr the toahty 20 Dhforl on
ths thiri Tse.-isy % Aax. 4. u. h-,i;
gsnsofn u, tumfHings fNecutpr On tho estate
% Hannah W. tushtaan late ~ hsthel. In sail
County. A.sea-st. having p-t-sutei NJ. 80.
coast 81 Standardization of The estate ~ -ali
,isr.,.s f,,r allowtnof
OEptHED. tfst the ssh Adnr give Bati-e
81 all pcf- ons trt-v.tsi by caasins q copy 81
mi. or,er o. 10 pTbh.h.l thr- srsk. .asc..
.l,slv IN TIE ONfori tamarfst pfibt.si st rsfts
that tho NAY appear n q fr,lssts toar ~ 10
hshl 81 Isrt. In all t"ahty. un the thirt Iss.
day ~ ~eIt nsst. II nirs ~ thu elsa In the fore
noon. a'-i .h.'s css-.. " sny they have. ~hy
the .sns -l-,akl ma u. ailYs.-i.
GtD. 4. WILSON, Jus,se.
A ira. cJpl -stics, Ill. q DAVIS. 10. si-i.I.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

Burglar. entered the house ~ George
". Barker ~ Belfast, Tuesday night,
anil stole slOo worth 10 silver. They
also broke Into the hou." ~ Edward >ib-
Nv and took hundred dollar watch
anil THREE dollar. In money.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23
SOUTH PARIS.

Geo. Ham IL laid up Nth . very palm
hal sore on hls arm.
.. =. wright IA. teca In Dixn.h and
lay several DAYS during the past week,
,a huslnsss.
James II. Haynes, clerk Tor y. ID.
Bolster, 4. out on his vacation.
starm serge at q. W. Bo~kers,-lAt-
at drv-s goods.
Mr.. Cyrus Merrill, daughter aud
,rsn,..a, of New York, are visiting al
". \. rrothinghAm's.
senator Hale and Hon. Henry u.
liea,es will address the people Ut south
Pari. and vicinity al >e~ Hall, south
I,sris. on rue.sisy evening. Aug. I'll
On the political issue. 90 the day. Turn
out aud give them full house. u ~'ll
~ ~.ll worth coming quite q distance
,o hear.
y. N. penley and family to-day 80 Ia
llostou AMI vicinity To yi.lt relatives and
tfien,ls. aud "..e the elephant" They
a M return VIA Moautsin division, VI. =.
x. u. NJ. Washington, Gorh,m, y. ".
,nd Grand Trunk Railway. They Will
- gone eight or ten days.
The pupil. Of Mrs. Geo. \. Briggs and
their friend. a. the number Of Que hun
lrel and twenty-five gathered BY her
,nSIirtian At her beautiful home on the
UIl Highland Co,iagcl saturday even
inr. he Lawn va. hung with japanese
l..t.rn. sui mad. /. pretty picture AZ
.s~H fr'm the village below. The lob
l,siag progumine was given ~ men,
L,rs 80 the clsss and the male quar-
,rti. D. |. highly cr~lltable manner;
F,uI
, ,,-.,... ,.n,h :, n..t.i ksih,-.a
Nj >.an. Nj. iIayisa. M. jvss.-
Q - Nsl-s h. ~. - "'-.rH
, 49,, MI IIs-lu
NJ. Abss ruttls.
. >0ns. Chsry,.s 49,. 49,,
f, ~.....,,s. s..lL'.. h,hm
NJ. Ahcs whessT.
g lhasro. -,
T.. H., n.,,, 81 IIss.,
NJ Ani Mr.. >s-tou.
r,Kr ~.
IA. 10 har.,. Nsiisi
NJ ar relu,sn. Nr- hriss.' -
z. WIS ihA' Nlaas n.,.,.,,.
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Ni.. LilIis Hat hinson.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

pNtuHD. .. AZ Joar - Probate halt II
Paris, sthin ant Zoe thu ,ouuty "a DtfOr,i. ou
a. ti,lri Tuesday - AuE. 4. n lssi.
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~ Ot.iNt Tu>>OH his - fTfeburE ASaissny
srant, In sAit ,osnty, de,sa-s-l. kssisE ~.
-sbti nj socoant ~ ADMINISTRATION - ths estsis
20 ait tss-A-s-i fBf sliossar.
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o. all IsrsoRs intsr.-tsi.by oaasing oopy ~ thi'
sf,isr ~ ls yal.nph.i thf,e weeks .uosrssivsly
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thsy NAY apt'saT Al Court ~ Probate ~ 10 hshl
"a fans. In sail ,oanty. on The thiri Tuesday ~
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shaw eAu-., N Any thsy have. Why the same
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A trus oopy-sits Ill. a. DAVIS. Essistsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

O.P. farrington's Nichols by Victor
l,atchen, lowered the Maine two-vear-
old stallion record from 7:ts to . 20 -.
The great Nelson made IN easy mile
In 3:i5 IA, tieing the worlds record for
half-mile TRACK, which be hinsslf made
at Bangor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-23

rfRsr DAT. TUESDAY.
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frve. for ell. trsssrs and pscsrs, pare ehp.
Al>o eio ~ any or all ese ear-ohl eohs bcatiag
ths Nev England rvoori
Entries close Sept. Is, is97, and are
II. T. nRRELL, Sec,
Canton, Maine.