Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

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I'd Tueli IL In town this week.
The village schools will commence
Monday, September 3th.
Mrs. v. W. Hills has q bicycle.
Prank u. Briggs has bought out u.
". Locke a Son 1t the Falls. Mr. Briggs
will COMMENCE business In few days.
George small letier~d the Democratic
dag.
G~orge q. Noteworthy has cold much
of his personal property at auction and
will move 10 Illinois, where he Will take
charge of Q large shoe factory. Mrs.
Norse~orthy for = tew weeks .iii re-
main With her sister, Mrs. Arthur Morse
worthy. During their stay In this place
Mr.. and Mrs. Nor-rworthy hA'. made
very firm friends.
D. A. Danforth entertained Rev. ChAs.
Tenpey aud family the past week.
stated Coavocaiiou of Union Royal
Arch Chapter, No. %. will he held We'd
ne.day evening, August al. Work NJ.
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The shower Of Tuesday morning did
considerable damage In TIL. village but
fortunately no one VAS injured except In
property. The Wind tori on large
limb and spoiled . beautiful elm tree In
front % 4. n. Ilaskelrs stand on Main
street. AZ the corner 81 Main and Paris
Strvets the lightning struck the house OF
=. I. Miliett, visited several rooms sc-
complaining its usually peculiar prAnks
aud finally passed Into the cellar aud Into
IN. ground. ca the Rumford road
lightning struck the house Of Chsrles
litter. The chimney ~as badly Injured.
No fr-. were caused.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. q. l.. Hathaway have en-
joyed the week AZ Twin Island ~here
the, entertained Mrs. J. n. MAilet and sou
% Springfield, Mass.
Georxef D. IA~ley and company cap
tar-i q string % bsss that weighed
thirty pounds Tuesday.
The dance az the Opera House Tor the
bsnehi % fr~i Weeks Vas . succe..
financially. The net proverbs amounted
Ia sss. Mr.. Weeks has been slck for
long time during which Kind friend.
have tsnderly nur.ci him and supplied
funds to meet hi. wants.
Hon. a. =. kimball Will soon com
mence on the foundation for his house
81 the corner 81 bridge aud Orchard
~trrvts. An.sl Dudley IL Ia DO the stone
work Ne understand.
liner sud Com stuart are clerking for
smiley Bro,hers.
The Norway Cadet Hand gave = band
concert Monday evening on the steamer
renne..ce~s..ee. The music vas very
good.
psny u. will attend muster commencing
August : aud ending August ~.
4 large list 90 ne~ books have been
selected for the public library aud Will
- purchased abou, August lst When
the library will b. opened To the public.
POLITICAL POINTS
beyond the appropriation bills, two 81
which It'll remain 10 be agreed upon by
IN. two houses, not single blll 10 lmpor-
tsnce will go on the statute hook a. the
result % the work Of this House, al
though the campaign 90 lsa0 MAS
carried by the Democrats by an
unparalleled system Of lying about
the work of the hrst .e-sion of
the 5i.t Congress. still, a. Ex-Spezker
Reed .ays: "with the single exception
81 the tariff act. which Ia the subject %
partisan attack. every act passed by the
sl.t Congress has remained unAssslled
long Lat of acts which. though done In
two years, were really the business of
more than eight, years nov stand. with q
single exception. approved by the silence
of an opposition which was Wildly and
rsmpAntly yociferous when tbese acts
we're psssoi.-Bosion Journal.
TIL. IL q billion dollar country, SURE
IN aud among the facts which show II IL
that % our exports Of domestic merchan-
dise for the fiscal yesr iss!, which
amounted In value "a ei ,Oi5, 80. Coz. Til.
l. the frst year In which domestic mer-
chAndise exported has reached value %
a billion dollars. The Increase Was near
ly one hundred and any million dollars.
Other returns are equally favorable.
Our imports amounting to So. ri -
show q decrease compared With lssl,
but exceed the average for ten year. by
over Que hundred million dollars. The
amount imported FRYE of duty Increased
more than ninety millions, while the
amount subject TO duty decreased In
value more than q hundred millions.
The increase Was In COFFEE, sugar and un-
manufactured silk; the decrease In tin
plates and manufactures of various
kinds, especially textile fabrics. The
statistics on this subject will make a
good campaign document for the he
publicsns.-kennecbec Journal.
Democrats have been arguing that
the product Of the Homestead mills IL
protected, aud therefore protection Il
responsible for riot and bloodshed there.
There IL free trade In the product
of silver mines. Therefore free trade Il
responsible for riot and bloodshed among
the silver miners of Idaho according Ia
the arguments Of the Democrats.
A NATIONAL HOLIDAY.
The President has issued the following
proclamation making Columbus Day
(Oct. 81 q national holiday: