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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-20
NONRESIDENT TAXES,

I'm the town Of Browndeli. In the County OF OK.
fori, and state Of Maine. for the year lsgs.
The following list OF taxes on real estate of non
resident owners In the town of Brownhed, for
the year lssl, I'm hills committed to simon Han.
ssou collector Of taxes Of said town, ON the lsth
day Of June, lsy2. has been returned by him %
me as remaining unpaid on the Sth day Of March.
remain unpaid AMI notice IL hereby given that
n the said taxes, Interest and charges are
not paid in 90 the treasury Of said town
within eighteen months from the date of
the commitment OF said bills, 80 much Of
the real estate taxed a. will he suficient Ia pay
the amount due therefor. including Interest and
charges, will without further notice be sold at
public auction at the once Of j. l.. frink In SAIL
town. ON the soth day Of Dec, is'e, attwo O'Clock
h1 Mar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-20

Az win bs seen by advertisement In
another column, Miss Mary K. Beal, Of
the Bangor Business College, formerly
Of Norway, will be there through July
and August, and viii give Instruction In
shorthand and typewriting to all who
desire Il. This will b an excellent OPP
portunity for the young people 10 this
vicinity to learn . pleasant and lucrar
tive b1sinsss, which many should en-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-20
TALK OF THE STATE.

The dirt has commenced to fly along
the line of the electric road In Bath.
Two Caryille men killed bear In the
woods last week, which they think was
. grizzly.
Adelbert Rackliff, aged 10, was drown
ed while canoeing on the river at Old
Town Sunday.
Harry Norris, aged twenty years, was
drowned In the Ssco River Friday, BY
the overturning Of u boat.
The 18th annual encampment OF the
Maine division, sons Of Veterans, was
held at Augusta last week.
A Prospect man has found chunk of
q meteor-or thinks he has-that weighs
~ pounds and Is Of dirty white color.
Felix Billideau Of Augusta fell from u
second story window Sunday, the llth,
and received injuries from which he
died Friday.
The ancient feud of "town and gown"
IL making trouble at Pennington, be-
tween the boys Of the normal school and
the town boys.
The governor and council have
pardoned Hannah Thorndike Of Rock
land, serving life sentence In the state
prison for murder.
There are said to be no less than .
dozen cases Of typhoid fever raging at
Lisbon Falls. Poor draluage.-or rather,
no drainage at all.
George whitney Of Pittstleld was
found dead In field at Saco Ferry, Fri
day. His death Was due to an overdose
Of morphine. Ills age Was s. years.
lie leaves q family.
when community welcomes home Its
only lawyer with brass band as did Sc.
Albans ON the return Of Hon. ID. ID.
Stewart from the south, it thereby con-
yeys = very high compliment to the
lawyer.
A Portland man forged the name Of
his wife's sister, and by the means sue
ceeded In securing the sum Of one dob
lar. lie gave bonds In the sum Of 500
for his appearance at the September
term Of court.
The executive council OF the Maine
Savings Banks Association has decided
that the Increase Of the savings bank tax
over last year under the new Law 10 not
sufficient 90 warrant contesting the con-
stitutionallty Of the Law, as Il had been
proposed to do.
The other evening several Italians
lodged In the Bangor police station.
They were ON their way from working
ON the Bangor and Aroostook Railroad
hack to the Hub. Their explanation for
leaving their Job WAS, "Ah-h! no-a
goodai Too mucha blacka ny-muskeet!
Ah-h-hw
when thrifty farmer looks back on
long years Of work and figures up the
totals be u likely TO be surprised. A
PHILIPPE farmer, Mr.. Daniel Sedgvley,
Who 4 forehanded farmer, has sold q
pair Of oxen each year for thirty years,
that be has raised from calves. For
thsss oxen he has received $1,000. Mr..
Ssdeslsy has also kept about 100 sheep
for The pass twenty-five years. He kspt
accouut Of The prodt from then until h
Amounted 10 over 1900.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-20
OBITUARY.
THOMAS c. SHIRLEY.

In the death Of Thomas Z. Shirley
which occurred Wednesday, Fryeburg
loses one Of its ablest and most respect
ed citizens. Mr.. Shirley was born In
Fryeburg Nov. 5, ls2l, and obtained .
good education at the common schools
and at the Academy. After graduating
at tho Academy he taught school for
several years, and then went TO Boston
and became connected with the manage
ment Of the United States Hotel. There
~hsn M sold his Interval In the hotel
and returned 10 Fryeburg. bought Q
handsome residence and lived there until
his death. Mr.. Shirley Vas . man Of
broad information, positive Views, and .
thorough Democrat. He leaves daugh-
Ter, Lizzie, . young lady Of unusual 90
complishmeuts and general fAvorite IN
social Circles
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-20
DOUGLASS SEMINARY.

The graduating exercises Of Douglass
Seminary, Waterford, occur Tuesday
evening, June 20, at 7:i5. Program:
Oman Prelude, Miss Russell.
welcome song. seniors. Assisted By Chorus.
Prayer.
Essay, The Mlssiou Of Metiocrity,
Frances Burbank.
Piano Trio, On 20 the Battle. Eduari Holst.
Misses Ridlou. Burnham and Smith:
Essay, Possibilities.
NAY Maud Jordan.
songs, (a) Little boy blue. Nevin.
(b) Disappointment. Helen Hood.
Esssy, shadows.
Bertha Nay Ridlon.
Sonata, four hand, Op. 81, Anton Diabelli.
Misses Russell and Bumham.
Anniversary. Address. Rev. william rorsyth.
Piano THO, Airy from Mozart. Cseruy.
Aissss Russell, Burnham and kneeiand.
Presentation Of Diplomas.
Hyperion Qulntette,
(a) Down I'm Dewy Dell. Smart.
(b) Rest In Mossy Pillow, smart
Benetiction.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-20

THE :ubseibsr, hereby i've: public .Sk :, .o.!ss
abs jude Of Probate for the County Of Oxford.
and as..msd shs trust Of Adniaissiasor Of The
ELIZA z. HILL. hts Of Brovnaeld.
IN said County, dsosassd. By giving boad - ths
~ airssssl y ths..f9!s s'9csss ~ pss.ces
is.sdisss paynsaE sld tAsss We have Az
d:3f u: I ,ssss'a y '1AI ss22&HaiSRiE atlt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-20
Nor,cc or rour,LosrRE.

Whereas, Lila J. Wchl"t. then ~ IA
In the County Of OSfuri AM stals II N Vs.
her mo rtgage deed, dated >eIt'm'', ~ ~,
ami recorded In Oxforl County .sS a,
Deeds, book 29!. page -, '"n,'lrl go, q
undersigned, o certain panel ul I'a' 80 80 a
uatei In Newry. In .ald county .-,.s I, ~
follows, Ca wit. being ~ numhri'l =, Ia,
River, AMI being the Morgan ilfm' - n,
anil whereas the condition oi AL moNsA., n,
been broken, now therefore, n! "a'Sa ~
breach of the condition thereof ] Al"
closure Of SAID mortgage. pr..yIL
June sth, lsd. JE>>t ". ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-20

Ths Souso River Row-I1ock Co. has
been formed for the purpose Of manu-
fActurs and sale Of the well known
Spaulding and Eaton patented feathering
row-lock and large order b being mads
By parties IN Bufklo, N. T., and Win b
rsady n Q shors tine. IL y chained that
tholf row boat ar surpassee anything
- na1A ThsA headquarters q IL eoor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-20

Sunday closing Of the great fair scores
the first point In the contest In the
Uuited States courts. The circuit court
Of appeals has decided, two to one, that
the fair must be closed on Sunday, ac-
cording to the terms Of the gin of con-
gress. OF course the matter is to be
carriad to the supreme court, and mean
while the gates will probably be opened
on Sunday, a. they have for the past few
weeks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-20
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.
cuuHcWu.


u:.,'r;ss css,:a Ss,. g cs, ssss.1 = A1S
sscosd CossrSsasioaai Church. Rev: D; 9.
n,dss.s r,s.S,: rsssss,.S ::,vio.; sr sSeiy
go. so ? ~ ;eis sss.l t sssiiy PSys1
Nsssiss, ! ,or.nr IAsr.aay; Young rsopls's
meeting Friday q - ?. =.
NsShodiss Church. Rev. J. II. Robsrts. Pastor.
,rsss,s ss,'i s.;, s.se 100 S e.
Tuesday Prayer Needing. 7:s r. ~; CiAss
Sspdss Church. Rev. Biekfori, Pastor. PrsssA.
sSssi az s:. q n s'''s wsdssssy. rys;
Meeting 1;0P.n.
STATED nxzruos.
P.AA. N-Union r. A. G.. No. 3, assembiee
wednesday Evening. on or before full moon, o!
Masoine Hall Regular meeting Of oxfori
Lodge. No. IS In MAsonic Hal, Monday Mve Il
Norway Division, soma of Temperance. In Ryer'
con Hall every saturday evening.
orIkssssr MEETING \, W,s Ssa k sss,Sr
ns s No. n, meet. IN Old 1silo~s' Hsii. second
AMI fourth Friday Evenings Of each month.
X. Of P.-Resular meeting In Hathaway biock'
ever. THURSDAY Evening, a,
Ry =; :; Han On ne ,sirS Friday Evening Of
u. q. q. Cs-Neets the ft and tth Thursday
evenings Of each month In Ryerson Hall.
r. Of H.-Norway Grange meets every osher
NorVSy Light Infantry. - Regular mcetings
ne second and fourth Friday evenings Of each
TaSesise Lodge, No. III, n. 4. o, r., meet. In
Ryer-oa Hall. on the art and third "Wednesday
evenings Of each month.
Wellington Hobbs Camp. 8. Of W meets tns
second and fourth Friday evenings of esen
month.
W. 4. G. meets In Orange Hall third Friday
E.T'snrrH. Eco. New Grange Block. 10 The
authorised local agent and correspondent OF tns
Democrat for Norway and favors shown him VIZ
BE- appreciated By The pubhshers.
DIR. L. II. Cook has opened an office In
Mrs. winthrop Stevens house, ON Main
Street.
County Attorney Smith attended the
hearing at Augusta before the Governor
and Council Monday and Tuesday,. on
petition Of John w. Davis, for pardon.
Petition was not granted. L. W. White.
houese, Esq, Of Augusta, appeared roi
Davis.
Sunday evening during the shower the
lightning struck an oak tree In the west
Of DIR. b. y. Bradbury's residence. IL
did slight damage.
Many Of our people have visited Crook
ell River to see the new bridge which the
Berlin Iron Bridge Company are putting
In. Ii Il probably the cheapest way foI
Norway to build few bridges.
hoayu taxQa fOl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-20

ii. X. NJ, In the Gardiner Reporter
Journal, having been to the worlds fAir,
decides that one who Il going to the fair
can do about ss yell ss any way to
purchase one Of the s,5 excursion tickets
which the Maine Central is Advertising
which includes lodging, admission, etc.
A Gardner gentleman OF those same
initials made the statement In the Maine
Press Association meeting last winter that
Il would cost every Maine man who went
10 the fair three hundred dollars. There
would be quite margin left out Of the
three hundred for spending money, and
the question is what he would do with
Il. lie wouldn't spend any OF IL for
cigars, for he doesn't smoke.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-20
NEW ApvEKrisKnKNrs.

ssoves, Ranges, ETC.
Wort O6sret.
Parker's Hair BALKAN.
me CoasumPsivs and Feeble.
Hindefvorus.
Pretty Hairiressins.
Hire Roos Beer.
To Investors.
Ayers Pills.
ing.
9Prvbate Notices.
Non re.ident Taxes In Brownneh.
FOR sAle.
10 has Always been Customary.
straw MAstings &C Reduced Prices.
We Have Markell Them Down.
statement standard Life and Accident ins. 20
Petition for change Of Road In Hebron, &c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-20
MERE AND THERE.

"Goyernor" David Dunn Is remark
able lawyer. He says that In the sixty
years since he WAS admitted to the bar,
he never gained q case but what he
thought Il WAS right, and never lost but
one but what he thought IL WAS right 70
lose. Not many lawyers could make
such a statement as that.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-20

A. J. Cook, Mrs.. known a. the u.
=. Mason farm, bounded On the
northby land Of 81. Durgin.west :.
by rOad, IS
Aicnio Day, bounded on the north
by land Of l.. Sargent, east by
line, sl.2
bounded north by road leading
from Centre to Depot, east by land
OF w. II. Stickney, south by Land
q webber Rowe, wet by land Of
w. T.. Howe, 100
Joseph n. Lin.colt, buildings aud
los, situated at East BroWniield.
on road leading from depot 10
George w. Hartford. bounded on
the north by land Of Joseph d.
Howard and Z. l.. Durgin. and
east BY land Of q. l.. Durgin, 20
James y. Lord containing Pleasant
Pond lot, Conn lot and Mrs. Ira
Longs old homestead. bounded
on the north by Pleasant Pond,
east by Denmark town line, south
by Mrs. Gilman and others, west
by fryeburg town line, iA
James y. Lord. known ~ the Twin
los bounded on oil sides By great
James Z. Lori, being one.hslf Of
Cyrus lngans bog lot common and
undivitesl, bounded on the north
By land OF VIM. Bean. wet by
kacO river, Ia
Edwin q. McLucas, house lot and
shop, situated In Village east OF
and adjoining j. O. Beans home
school house tax, Dist. No. 9,
Waller ID. kutter, or owner un.
known. being one. half OF com.
mon and undivided. bounded on
the noith b. fryeburE town line,
n. bean, v. 9. Cotton e. ais, $50
Cnas. fatterson, OF owner IN.
Known, formerly owned By Noah
herrfneh, bounded on The
BY land Of J. X. Quiht, east By
land Of l.. ID. and l.. X. Rogers, q
Lewis W.. O'lirion, or owner IN.
knowni bounded north By land
ofo. W. bsnson. east By road %
Tim. south By land % Aibina
Mn. Horace Y. Stuart or unknown.
house and lot, situassl on rad
81 70 ". p. Brscks, ~
Occupied By Andrsw Lswis,
$1,000 @ nsysA ~ hnd Of T.
~ IA - 49, 4 Datyfp \ az,
fissssssr u - isWi & Rrsv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-20

Mrs. Frank Leslie, II Il announced,
has been divorced from the efiemlnste
and disslpated brother Of Oscar Wilde
whom she had the rsshness to marry,
aud IL free to marry again. In the
present condition Of American Journal
ism. may . merciful Providence deliver
a suffering public from such marriages
ss those Of Mrs. James q. Blaine, IT.,
Mrs. Frank leslie, &C., &C.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-20
COMMENCEMENT AT FRYeBURo.

ACADEMY WAS ntlu ouuuhy cNVuluk, ouus
IL, at the Congregational church, which
was appropriately decorated for the oc-
casiOn. The baccalaureate address was
given by Professor 4. Woodruff OF
Bow doin College. II was an excellent
address, and was appreciated by the
seniors.
The exhibition of the junior class was
held at Academy Hall Monday evening,
and Was very interesting. The follow
Ing was the program:
P,ano duet. Misses sawyer and Dow
Essay, study Of Literature, or Aaddins Lamp
Mabel u. stone,
Recitation, -, c The Little Hero
Poem. Day Dreams
Vocal solo. Miss Cloush
Esssy, Electrieity,
Recitation, Jun" " jamie,
yirriniA W. Evans.
Essay. labor ualon'; Their Enees'
Piano Solo. Miss Dow,
Essay, BENEFITS Derived from the stldy Of His.
Mary y. sawyer .
Mabel q. SAWYER.
Grafton, Downfall Of the Roman Empire
It's kAa%lR Ss.. W. Mexssn.
Vocal Duet. Misses Cioush and Evans
The graduation exercises Of the class
Of % were held at the Congregational
church Tuesday afternoon, according TO
the following program;
Music.
Prayer.
Music.
Essay-Intellectual Hunger. How Shall
We satisfy Florence n sarah wiley. rrysburx.
Mabel Hannah Perkins, fryebury.
Music.
Henry stanley Warren, Bangor.
Class History Jennie May Pinsres. Denmark
Essay Companions between shake
speare and Mother Goose.
Jeanette Williams Lord, steep falls.
Class Prophecy Martha Marks Curtis. Casco.
Music.
Orstion-A Republican Government.
Kssay-Air Castles; with valedietory,..
Maud sabra johnson. Frysbury.
Music.
Comforting Diplomas.
Benediction.
The exercises were Of an unusually
high order, showing the careful and
scholarly training Of Mr.. Hull and his
assistants.
The diplomas were presented with
brief and appropriate address by Or. 8.
c. Gordon, president Of the board Of
trustees. Chandeliers Orchestra OF Port
land furnlshed music for the occasion.
The evening was occupied by con-
cert by the Phlla May Concert Company
Of Boston, after which . very pleasant
reception, given by the class OF ~ to
the graduating class 1t Academy Hall,
closed the day 20 long TO be remembered
By those most Interested.
Many friends from out Of town were
present: Mrs. More Of Portland, Mrs.
Lord Of Steep Falls, Misses Collins, OIL,
Of Portland, Mr.. Ara Warren and fam
ily Of Bangor, Mr.. Geo. l.. Curtis and
family of Casco, and many others.
Judges II. G. Peabody Of Portland and
A. II. Walker of Bridgton, were present
at the trustee meeting on Monday, but
could not remain over Tuesday.
Tho annual meeting Of the trustees
WAS held Monday evening. MAJ. ID. X.
Hastings, who has been president OF
the board for many years, resigned, and
the following officers were elected:
We fsssldsss. jsdss 4. Il. w.nsr
BscrseaFy. Mr.. Az. Lswis.
frssssrsr. NJ. a. 4 JsasssA
John O. Hall, The present principal Of
The academy, VIII remain In charge Tor
the heat ysar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-20

Fryebury, within AMI Tor the County Of OK.
fori. on the nr.t Tuesday Of June, A. ID.
ls1.
Frederick weeman, Administrator OF the e..
late Of EDWARD A. wEEMAN late of
Hiram, In taid County, deceased, having pre-
sente,i his account of administration Of the 60.
tate Of saii decreased for allowance;
ORDERED, That the said Administrator give
notice Ia all persons interested. by causing seopy
OF this order 90 lie published three weeks sue.
cessiyely In the Oxford Democrat printed nj
Paris, that they may appear at Probate Court
10 lie held at Paris. In said County, On the thiri
Tuesday Of July next, nj nine O'Clock In the
forenoon, and show cause, II any they have, why
the same should not he allowed.
GEORGE A. WILSON, Judge.
Atrue copy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-20
oaB 900 In Premiums.

ossr.d b. Lisct. . NysIs Tobacco g. OF q
fsir ssss e5coSco. ihs sscosd q, 10000. ess. Ten
s.s S.cso sa sss.,s 700 2 Ss. s,c. a..
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WANTED.

Woman Ia 10 general huusr vmoiA. ~
cooking. Good wages will H. ~ T. Y" 40
on Mr., sylvan shurtl.n >.ull ,,i ~
nc once. S1LNNN nv
June =, 1s.1.
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BORN.

Isyss. Bryvaas,a. ysss l. 70 ~ vifs Of
si = W. n $1,000 - 10 70 .As vi Of
Il + aiisss. June ). . Is vii.ef rIshdss riis
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-20

TT HAS ALWAYS BEEN Custom
AIRY with the Chiffon Paint TO- %
use Ia their roof paint. tie same quiIfI
Of oil aud dryer a. used In the 'hll'o'
Paints. We could never Sc" the rei'o;
for putting a good paint on a house All
a poor paint on a roof or barn' NY
paint bearing the name Chiffon Il mi&
with pure linseed oil and turpehii'
dryer. We wish We knew What 'Th
old red school house" Wa painted VIZ
where We went to school when a Toy
Not Chiffon by any meln', Tor u VA
painted beyond the memory OF man, u
you want about the same effect get 'hiN
number ten OF the Chiffon Roof PalEi'
&. l.. HATHAWAY, 49,.
Norway, NLi'e
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-20

rhoss In want Of healthy. out door employ oy
I'M apoSher collmn headed "N orb onered."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-20

!, P 49,. ;:' sss,. !. : .s..:
ApvxnrssxnxxrsSA lssal advertisements are
eivss tArss consecutive Insertions for 80 psf
Inch In leagsA Of column. Special Confines
us.ts viii iocal. srAasasas and yearly sdvsrus
Jon Pluruo New type. fAss prsssss. ssean
power, sxpsrtsnced worknsn and ioW pncss
800 ooaplses and popular.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-20
ANGLE COPIES.

s,use COPIES Of The psnocras Are fosr cent?
each. my Mn b aailsi on r,ceipsof prsce oy
- publishsr- OF for the eoaveaisncs Of pasrons
,inss copies Of Of each Issue have bssa placsdo On
saIs e The following placss In The County;
Soush PARA Serry's Drug Storv.
Shurlefs Drug Score.
NoFvay, Noyss' Drug Store.
Buxkhsh, E-r. Atwoodt rosonAsFl.
FrysburS. Ar. Lsvis. insarsnos o"os'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-20
VISIT the FAIR.

AN oxyoRD COUNTY NAN OWES HIS
FIRST rxrREssioSs or rnE GREAT
snow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-20
MARRIED.

Mr.. HAIRY A. Whitmsn 81 Pshs and Miss con
In Rs.ISry, June :, By 3. 4; I.oess. k.a,: N.
Burkest L. kundlett and hiss FSorsscs b.
In North Auburn. june u. by Rev. .. 9.
Rideous, Eugene 3. Andrews and George H.
ris.; sss. S' f.S :: Jun. job. E. r''~' and
In Bethei. June u. by Rev. =; Z. Barton y.
well, Of Bethel.
In Hebron, June II, by Rev. 8. y. neharison'
Mr.. Lsforsst ": whitman. and Miss Dol" L.
Foster. both Of Hebron. :. - ~.
In PERU, June 4, by Rev. w. w: Carver. MI MI.
Daniel x. Ilaines and Miss Rhsds whitney, bosn
Of Dixheld.
AbSe,i. NJ. Hsrb.is 1. Jordan and Miss Addi'
n. Lunt, both Of Peru. a..
In Canton. June 10. by z. o. iion, ks4, NJ
Ivs Il. Raymond and Miss Lila n. skil'sn'
both Of Peru. a.
In Peru, June u, by Rev. W. w. Carver. ~!
Milo Mitchell. Of MEXICO, and Miss ora n. ID
munds Of Roxbury.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-20

Get Us NEW subscriber for one year.
Put fifty cents In your own pocket to
pay for your trouble.
Send US the dollar remaining with the
coupon below and the Democrat will be
sent to the new subscriber whose name
you send.
This Is given for NEW subscribers
only, not for renewals nor transfer',
The transfer Of subscription from one
person to another Is not NEW SUBJ
scription, It makes our list no longer.
The purpose Of the coupon Is to pay
you for putting new name on our list
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-20

j. w. Swan, G. @. Mason, Allie Bart
lett and Eugene Bartlett visited Rum
ford Falls this week.
The Beal's Hotel Company have put
In concrete sidewalks about the hotel.
G.. l.. Hathaway has also put In con-
crete walk from his house to the street.
Charles Littlewood takes Jas. Is.
Lambs place at the barber shop. Jim
Il enjoying well earned vacation.
Sergeant NJ. p. Stiles attended the 18th
annual encampment of the Maine Dlvi-
sion, Sons Of Veterans, at Augusta this
week. He Was delegate for the Nor
way Camp.
Jesse Brown sawed of the end Of his
thumb on the left hand, at the box MILL
Of &. b. Cummings & Sons, Tuesday.
VIII Brooks Of Bryant's Pond, has pur-
chased j. A. Tuelrs meat market.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. kneeland returned
from their visit to Boston Tuesday OF
this week.
The members Of Co. d., First Regiment,
y. G. 3. NJ, are doing some very good
work on the range this season. Last year
the company took third. They expect
to do better at the next contest.
Sheriff Parker Is fast improving. lie
Il able to walk quite well but probably a
smart young rascal could easily escape
him.
"Smith & Flood" Is the new sign al
the boot and shoe store on Main Street.
Gen. Geo. l.. Beal was at home Friday
and Saturday looking after his improve
mepts on the old Billings stand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-20

An exchange has the temerity to re-
mark that the papers are OVERRIDING the
thing In their long drawn out reports OF
the Borden murder trial. From the
standpoint Of common sense and decency
that remark IL entirely true; yet the re-
port Of the trial IL just what nine-tenths
OF the people turn TO first and most
eagerly, and thousands who hardly ever
see daily paper will buy one regularly
during the course Of that trial. IL the
mission Of the newspaper IL, ss Il often
asserted, To furnish what the public de
mands, the publishers can hardly be
censured for the extraordinary efforts
made In reporting the Borden trial.
A representative of the New York Re
form Club IL making tariff campaign
In New Hampshire. In a year when
there IL no political contest and the
season opens late, he won't be apt to get
out great many farmers To receive the
benefits Of his campaign Of education
At the Investigation OF the Ford :
Theatre horror In Washington, several
clerks testified that they had known for
some time that the building WAS unsafe,
and that Col. Ainsworth, the chief OF
the division, also knew that IL Was un.
safe, and had warned the clerks to tread
lightly on the stairs, etc. Col. Aims
worth makes affidavit that he has beer
several times assured by competent
architects that the building Was safe
Either the competent architects wers
sadly incompetent, or the clerks have
wickedly lied, or there Is some other
form of rottenness In Denmark.
The average daily attendance at the
worlds fair Il creeping up to the lOO.U w
mark, and the managers feel better than
fhev did
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-06-20

The average daily attendance at the
worlds fair Is creeping up to the loO.Ooo
mark, and the managers feel better than
they did.