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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05

Narbls, 3. g., the Ephraim
Marble farm socalled b.
ine Ill Of los No. u IN
rnge 3, that 10 situated
northeriy Of county rod
lags % Browa's feny, AID
s. acrss OF Of The soethef.
" end Of ios No. 10. In
range Z, 1a6 acre., eltoo 3 ~ 70 y "
Marble, b. g., Ne Rand
WIN; farm . ealisd, % us IL
etaplss.. Geo. h., the ssn- :.
sstsr faFm soeallsd, 90 80 %
York, Hsery. houss and
Tvsr Toed. known ~
wsiksr, Samuel g.. saw and
visS priviiscs ssd loS co..
noc1od, bolDded - fol.
lowe; Northssly By Mn
ped, eastsriy ard south-
frcn la birSsid viiisss
y esveEy Hin and vse9sr.
~ :. 800 :. w., 80 ~ = ,ss ne ne
- Ss''i; at ): iEs:0l.luJL4A;A....'
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Carter, 8. r.. mining and
wood lot east OF w. Y.
llariing's, q eD elm
DR.. q. q. Richardson. or
timber land formerly own.
oil BY II. Davis, Il % lis
DIR. q. q. Richardson. or
unknown, pasture and
timber land formerly own.
cd by d. Davis. 20 100 $50
McCrillis. Charles, timber
land south Of Rumforf
line bounded on the east
by Hutchins land, 80 acres, 50 lis
Coin. ID. A., pasture and
wood land located be-
tween the old J. n. Spot.
ford farm and ~. l..
Richardson land and for.
merry owned by Warren
Bean In the wet part Of
Milton, 70 acres, rs 3@
Abbott, 8. W, bounded
northerly by Rumfort
ed by Mrs.. n. n. knight.
south and westerly By the
county road leading IRON
Sumner 70 Rumford.
Treasurer q Milton ri.
Milton Plantation. August ssh, is0S.
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MARRIED.

~ !. Am! s:.:, AZ: .,.: 3 .ss F p M Sis
p M e :s:s: J. Aug !. ors nsel and Eia
q 6IfeNi, Az; 3, ysses Dunbar and hid'sd
I:v fc.ss;d, Arg: =: Y "a. r., "a X NV v.
f Essisd 4. j: as::; q i.d: ssss! Of A
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The Oxford County fair (Which every
body attends) will be held at the grounds
between south Paris and Norway, Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. II,
ID and IL. III the weather Ii unfavora-
BILE the programme will be carried for
ward through the week as usual. The
programme Il a. follows:
FIRsr DAT.
In the forenoon, entering and arrzng-
Ing stock and articles for exhibition.
All persons are requested TO have what
ever they propose to exhibit In the hall,
entered as early as possible.
In the afternoon, races.
SECOND DAT.
General exhibition Of neat stock and
horses.
At 0 30 A. N.-Drawing oxen Q feet 0
inches aud less.
Drawing horses, lin palrs) less than
100 to over 1000 pounds.
Drawing horses, lin palrs) 1000 lbs.
and less.
At 10 90 A. M.-Awariing committees
will make their examinations.
In the afternoon, races.
THIRD DAT.
At 100 A. M.-Drawing oxen, Il.
and over; following, over q II. u 10. and
less than Z Il.
Drawing horses, Tin pairs) 100 lbs.
or more.
Drawing horses, (single) 1000 lbs. or
more.
Drawing horses, (.iuxle) less than
1000 lbs.
Gents driving horses, purse sss-sao,
SlO, o.
Al 10 90 A. n. for green horses.
Atl:Oor. Manual meeting, Sept.
llth.
Races and ladies' driving In the AFTER
noon.
Races and purses ~ follows:
FIRST DAT.
100 r. M.-2:37 class.--Purse 900.
. 90 class-Purse, el50. Foals Of 1891,
90.
SECOND DAT.
loo r. M.-a:3t class.--Pscc aud trot,
purse 600. a:t5 clzss.-Purse el5O.
Running race.-Purse, e30, el0, o..
Foals Of ls9l.-Purse $50. Ladies' har-
Messing and drivlng.-Purse ~.
THIRD DAT.
900 A. NJ, Gents' Driving Horses
Purse, 90, go, eS.
1000 A. NJ, Green Horses.-Purse,
SlOO. roals Of lS9O-Purse, $50.
400 r. ~. Ladies' Harvesting aud driv-
ga. Runnlng rsce.-Puise,
60, ol0, o5. Free-for-all.--Purse, 600.
Consolation Race for horses who start In
2 - and slower classes aud are defeated.
Pure, 600.
Trotting and trot and pace purses
divided 80, Is, Is, 10 per cent. Five per
cent on nomination and five per cent on
winning horses.
Gents driving, green horses and colt
premiums confined to the county. asa
and free-for-all, wherever owned. Other
purses confined 20 the state.
Stalls free In straight entriea In races.
Trotting and pacing entries Close Sept.
9th with A. G.. T.. King, South Paris.
All other entries close at 0 A. NJ, the
second day Of thu fair.
The society will ende.vor to carry out
The full programme OF races. and aone
will be declared off (lf thew hlD until
The cIoss Of The week of ths FAIR.
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xIsERr D. Park. Register.
WANTED.

NY = . 30 e. sss:s; ~ o s ss S z
fruits aad ofsansstais. and coptrolisi Only By
sivs territory and psy vsskiy. Writs us d oses
AAr sserHxss' T:: .ss:Z.:r
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

Leok q This Cloah.
sapoliO.
Want<st.
AEeats.
What Can We no for Your k,es'
Non resident rAxes In Miisss.
Non rssisient Taxes In Dtnneh.
Auctioa sale.
Loss.
When q the WORLDS Fair.
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REUNION or co. r, $50 MAINE.

NEONt0N w WI 9SS "r>tssss
Thirty years after Its muster out Of
service, Go. y, sd Regiment Maine In
fantry, by invitation Of its old COM
mander, Capt. II. N. Bolster, held Its
first company reunion at South Paris on
Thursday, Aug. 3ist. Headquarters
WAS established at q. A. II. Hall, where
dinner and supper were served to all
veterans present by the ladies Of WIN.
X. Kimbsll Relief Corps, assisted by the
members Of the post.
The "boys" Of the company were very
happy to meet one another again, and
were a joliy a. In the old-tlme associA-
tons when down In Dixie.
At the roll call the following WAS
found TO Be the standing Of the company
ut the present time: n answered to their
nAmes n the roll call; ID were absent
but accounted for; 10 we're absent and
unaccounted for; - have died. The
names Of the Il who were present are a.
follows:
n. n. Bolsssr. Captain.
yoseph 10. Abbost. lee Lisasssanl
Janss u. narrov.. lac Sergeant
E.f. Cos. ~ Ssrgsasl
q. d. Poor. tsh Sergeant:
Marioa Holman, Corporal.
John y. Libby. Corporal
Jossph brOwn. Wasossr.
John r. Bs.nssi John q. Cummings
Isaac y. Cummings. Gsssss W: Cols.
ChAs. W. Durham. yamss !. DunhAm.
samuel n fross- WI. Z. Sny;
Johs x. Merrill. nilsea nertcaL
John u. Nsutos. Js@ss n foAsd.
CaIvtn Rickarxissa. Asdrsw ,. smith.
Chasdlsr swim GsorSs :. walksr.
frssland NoanG.
Capt. A. y. Noyes, Co. II, and Com
rsds Brown Of Co. i, were also present.
photographer Young WAS present and
group picture Of tho comrades was taken.
AZ the business meeting In the after-
noon, speeches were In order, and TO
marks were made by many Of The com
rudes, aftsr which it was voted % form
Q company association. and The follow
Ing officers were chosen:
r. L 3. -. vissfTsssas.s ssa rrsassr'
o~,ssg s.sys; ys.s z. 7egsys s:sss,s.y;;
Yssss. ksss.svs css.issss. - pss.sdsss ed
sss.slasy - b - sess .sessrssf ~ 60
On Invitation Of Comrads Bsrrovs it
vss volsd that IL usxt meeting Of the
sssoclation b - With him q bethel
~ IL caii Of ths slssstivs committee.
A vote Of thanks was tendered %
Cara. n. n. Dolsfsr, Wn. X. kimbau
Pa and tn ladiss' rslisf corps for thslr
Md enssssainnsus q thu sine.
A u day drew 10 ~ eloss u Con.
r>ass we ohligod - ssperates and did
70 deelaring I'll DAY % have bssa eoe
a. - kaDpasus g tkslr lives; and ~
SselarsA tkIs eur m rssaioa q "0A
O. - y eSzsaA sssssss.
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MEssENGERs NOTICE.
Ovvicx ov THE suERiSF of oAi"A' wv
a. no "a, MAKE
Girl wanted

Wanted. r., g DO ss:s RI ss % ...ii 70 "
Ply ~ Union HOUSE,
Parts. hh"
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DIED.

.. !. %s.,' ws.. MAO. si. A.; Of W.. .'i s:A
II Norway. Aug. y. Or. =. n. ceot. assd .
In wslchviIls. Aug. y, Mr.. Nancy nosk'
widow Of tSs iass Lsvis hosk, as:d - year..
In North Bhdgtoa. Aus. u. jacob hasss
In 6rsfson. Aug. 81. Richmond Davis. assd .
In Woodstock. AsG; =. Daniel Day. assd
il sssoS, 1Ss. n. Ansnus Nssos. assd q
yeap and u days.
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SOUTH PARIS
DlRxCroRY.



rrss CeasrsgskieaAl CAsya - J. nnsossc.i
:. ~: $3.50 49, q D.: ysss9 Psspsis
.sseng. s:o 2. \: yrsyss sscss' s'Sh .''
Hs<SosiiS ESSrrA. ~. n I. NicAs,s, rassss
Q. 10y :. rs..i ~ T.; ssstssS ssiss
II - HpvOrth 1870 nessinS, 9 2. ~; even
i.s 49, Isrsins = r. n: Tuesday prayer
-s{i.S =. ~ - Cha nes9in9. friday,
s.Nr
Bapsiss Church. Rev. r. ,. nsnsdsn. fsssos.
y. SOY Ss,scaans - .s,ns f,6p y,
T,ss ~ sS,si,r crsysS nsssisS tn ,. 4.
srarxp nxuruos.
rAA.N-Rs~ular us,s,.s tuesday svs.ias
o. or bsfsrs fsll seos.
Lo:OrSnss.s Ma Lilo nSsnIL 49,
~ .s~ssI arSs ssd tSiri nesiay svssiagI
Of saek month.
% a;-r ~. o S :.xs n a. for ID. 4:
wsisss.isy s..i sssarisy aissrsosss.
y. G;C.nrss and th,ri rss ~ s ,.-..
-. IL -. ~ Nossss, s,s.,.S is ~ q. A. r. Hal
s,es.yhI-W' 4. Ti"Ssii foss. No. Ia. sssss
saturday on or before fan noon. In O. A. =
iisit g III x.Ar,. Cam, -s,,. .scosd
and s.arth Trtdsy sveninss Of sack month q
:o'elssi. ), o. a. n. Hal. =,
u rTs'n 49, 49, al skic, Taisv
s nssss - ~ ~ a.. A. N so nth nv '
,s MI. ..,
L<stsrs s1ve''seu w 'o~
once oepe. i".
ME- Minnie AdAms
s,,a d brysp.
Perky G. French.
ca. hss,.sss.
n1' Jsmes b. Uihmaa.
C.,r come. IN thu coru shop rather
.,oSiv shns fsr' There viii be n light
sso~ ma = sho,t rnn'
~ 81 Rncs h.s returned from n
tin 90 I.~rv linton and Andover. lie
~ ~ not ssli .nv ssh stories. hut teIls
80. nm, s,a,,s. .hon, nnllinv tsesh,
NJ crov., hs. non. 6sch IN the
wn,,s Ho,.s ~. sh.iI sxnect In hear of
.o.as nor. y.no.trs sters yerv soou.
~ Js,s.s m U.vnss has tskeu unto
n,m..,s . :. n., : na ,siii Leen house In
rnsvs,.s hiocr
Rev. n n. Nichols and Miss Eva
p,.ns ,d.on rs,u,nsd nom Boston satur.
J.v hsviny heen Waiting frieuds there
ths Nat week'
Mrs. Wisht of Gllesd visited friends
here the nsst week.
R.v r. n. Rogers will preach M the
" r. .h,rch Sunday can't iOth. There
~i,i Ia = hsntism after the sermon.
The womsn's Relief Corps Will hold q
meeting on Sturdy evening Sept. o, at
IN. All members Are requested to be
nresent.
On SUNDAY next services will be held
at the Congregational church a. usual at
10 AS A. N and r. NJ, when the pastor,
Rev. n. j. Haughtou, will occupy the
pulpit after several weeks absence. Mr..
and Mrs. Haughton will return to South
Paris the latter part OF this week.
Frank White. telegraph operator for
an long at the Grand Trunk railway
depot n south Paris, has been appointed
AGENT. Miss williams promoted to day
oSerstor and a new operator will be put
or niehts Mr. Hersev Who has been In
the employ of the company for forty.
four yesr:' has been retired on half nav
for two YEAR.
Ths ,:r,sin. n, Pin. rh.ver VIM died
\, R,ookIine Mac we're brought Ia
Month Psris and hurled In the family
lot m Riyerside Cemetery.
The new mower corn cutters have been
taken from the corn factories and the
old hand machines will do the work the
rest of the season.
y. T.. Starbird. manager of Mountain
View Stock Farm. has zone TO the state
fair with nj, team of ak colts, Mrs,
a., -, - = -. -
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WANTED.

T.a or svslys men . xo.t % s,., ,Ss ssssij
saplsynsss 70 ssssdy nsn: , ,r a co.
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RESOLUTIONS.


At the regular meeting Of Mountain
Gem Lodge, I. O. @. t., Of Rumford
Center, held Saturday evening, Aug. 10,
the following resolutions were passed
Whereas, IL has pleased our Heaven
ly Father In his Providence to remove
from our midst our sister, Mary Eaton,
Resolved, That by her death the
Mountain Gem Lodge Of Good Templars
has lost q much loved and hon0red
member whom we shall greatly miss.
Resolved, That although we grieve ut
this, our great loss, we Will ever cherish
the memory OF her whose consistent
Christian life Was happy reflection OF
the divine example.
.Noee lne. her but y low. her.
Resolved, That copy Of these reso-
lutions DO sent to the bereaved family,
that they be placed on our records, and
that they be sent to the Oxford Demo-
crat for publication.
JAMES s. MORSE, Committee
LUCY A. LUfKN, on
SUSIE N. GRAHAM, Resolutions.
RESOLUTIONS
on the death Of Comrade Albert C. Bar
rows, passed by WIN. X. Kimball Post,
No. l4S, q. A. X.
whereas, lt has pleased the Supreme
Commander Of the universe to terminate
the earthly marches Of our friend and
comrade Albert G. Barrows therefore
Resolved, That We humbly bow In sub
mission to the Divine Will; That We sln-
cerely mourn the loss Of the departed,
and because Of his patrlotism, and other
virtues, We viii gratefully cherish his
memory.
Resolved, that We tender to the COM
panion Of our deceased comrade our
hearty sympathy, and assure her Of our
continued Interest In her welfare, and
that We shall deem Il both duty and .
p 2; TO render her assistance In time
8. D. Brown, Committee
Gro. TUCKER, Resolutions.
South Paris, August -, 1893.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05

Secretary McKeen, IL Il reported, has
been having Views taken In winthrop
for the worlds fair. II 10 IL pictures OF
highly improved farming lands that he
wants, winthrop IL . good place, and
we haven't anything but praise TOR the
town any way, but II Il IL natural seen
cry that he wants, Why didn't he come
Into Oxford County,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05

Retrenchment and reform are goosi
things In their place, but the people who
live on the line Of the Rockland and
Camden electric railroad don't appre-
clate it Just now. To be sure, their mall
Il carried cheaper by horse than lt MAS
by the electrics, but Il Isn't any cheaper
for them, and Il takes longer. And II
there Il anything on earth that nan
hates TO do, Il Il to walt for the mall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05

The funeral of DIR. Cook took place
Monday forenoon. Revs. b. 8. Rideout
and e. Il. Angel officlated at the Con-
gregstlonal church. Oxford Lodge,
y. & A. NJ, Norway Lodge, No. 10,
I. o. o. T., and A. D. Moves Division,
Y. X. X. Of p. attended the services.
The funeral services were performed by
Oxford Lodge, No. Is. The remains
were taken to Cumberland Mills for
lnterment.
Mrs. Galen Wheeler Of Milan, ". H.,
and Mrs. Il. A. Wheeler Of Portland are
visiting at Mr.. and Mrs. 3. +. Stearns'.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 4. Morrison and
family Of Rumford Falls were In town
Sunday and Monday.
Invitations have been sent out for the
annual meeting OF the alumni OF the
Norway High School to be held at the
Beals' House on the evening OF Friday,
Sept. sth, 1898. A grand time is antlci-
pated by all. The meeting Will be fol-
lowed by banquet.
The Boston Comedy Company, ii.
Price Weber, manager, will appear at
Norway Opera House Sept. II, IL and
IL.
DIR. and Mrs. b. +. Bradbury started
via Montreal for the worlds fair Friday
morning. They will be absent from
home about two weeks.
Capt. Il. y. Smith, lst Lieut.. G. 5.
Akers, and lst Lieut., Surgeon, d. Il.
Bradbury attended q meeting OF the
officers Of the lst Regiment, N. g. y. NJ,
at Augusta Wednesday and Thursday.
DIR. +. N. Barker IL repairing his
house. He Il also greatly improving his
stable by raising and repairing Il.
G. w. Horne met with painful acci-
dent Monday by dropping q plank on his
foot.
The severe gale Of Tuesday broke Of
several large limbs and ruined number
of trees In the village.
o. w. Brown Of the Republican Jour
nal, Littleton, N. H., is spending his
vacation with his father, Julian Brown.
Ladies' kid gloves at 60 cents at Noyes
4 Andrews
George Merrill has taken the contract
to build house and stable for Z. z.
stone. Mr.. Stones lot IL on the west
side Of Bridge Street, adjoining l. N.
Smalls.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hall and daugh-
ter Of Cambridge, Mass, visited at Il.
N. SWEETS, Main Street, during the
week.
william Richardson and crew are at
work on the Greenwood road and Emer-
son kllgore and men are building the
road round Green Hill on the Harrison
stage line.
The place to buy mems shirts and
drawers and fancy neckwear Is at Noyes
& Andrews.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05

Nssies % Assignee Of his App''"'"'
A. Portland, I'm the County 81 ,um u
and state Of Maine, the 18th day ct Nus'
The undersigned hereby give. n"ir, ~ ., ~ z
p0tntmeut ~ Assignee u the ins"N,mtst
GEORGE ]. HAPGOoD, oi lsi.s xAs
In the County Of Oxfori, Insol,eni ~ "a. 20
has been declared an lnsol,sni ul"n, ~ ID,
ton by the Court Of Insolvency ioT ''''''
JOHN y. sKOLrIELp. A.'i1H"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05

A New invention. Every household mus
s iss I, Co., is Ssi q. Cali cisif g. tsssssd. o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05
Total,

In the company sklrmish shoot 90. ID.
made 65 hits out Of q possible 20 and
scored Isl points, the highest score
In the LIST Regiment, but Is points less
than the highest In the I'd regiment.
Sergeant M. p. Stiles won q position on
the state team with the following score
30 yards. ..................t
~ yarus,
60 yards, ........................a tttt5S-@
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05
L0CKE'S MILLS,
the following described property;
REAL ESTATE.

The "Robeit Howe Yarn" socaned, with tns
buildings thereon. containing about l9 ser ~,
Are In the town Of Greenwood.
one undivided half Of the .Susan whitman
place. so-called, with the buildings thereon, con
tanning about 90 acrss and situated about ,,
Greenwood. now occupied BY Susan whitman.
The "Aiysh Hobbs blacksmith Shop Lst" 90
called, situsted In the village Of Locke's Mills.
One undivided half OF the balance % the hoee
ann. This Geld adjoins the last mentioned lot
one undivided half OF the spike Lot," socal
led, being lot 9, range IN the north part Of th'
c,ne undiyided half Of the wet half Of lot n
range Z, In the north part Of the town OF Green
wool, containing about 10 acres.
A Iot Of land situated at "Crookerville" %
called. In the town Of bethel. containing abou
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This is Interesting.

Get US NEW subscriber for one year.
Put ffty cents In Jour own pocket to
pay for your trouble.
Send US the dollar remaining with the
coupon below and the Democrat will DO
sent to the new subscriber whose name
you send.
This Is given for NEW subscribers
only, not for renewals nor transfers.
The transfer Of subscription from one
person to another ID not . NEW sub
scription, Il makes our list no longer.
The purpose Of the coupon 10 to pay
you for putting new name on our list.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY.

HAY press, J. pair .tselyarls, Parker Auto ,
OF American Bobbin, Spool and Shuttle Com.
pany, 10 shares Of the Preferred stock Of said
company, shares Of the Common Stock OF said
company.
Parties desiring 70 look over any Of the above
property before the sale. or desiring any tnf0r'
nation In regard 70 u, are requested 70 call on
or address the undersigned.
Terms Cash, at time 81 Sale.
G. NJ. wORMELL, =. l.. TEBBETs,
Auctioneer. Executor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05
THE COUNTY FAIR.

The Oxford County fair (Which every
body attends) will be held at the grounds
between south Paris and Norway, Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, Sept. II,
- and IL. IL the weather Il unfavora-
BILE the programme will be carried for
ward through the week as usual. The
programme Il as follows:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05

The house has repealed the Shermln
Law by vote Of 2l0 to ITO. The sen'te
IL now wrestling with the silver ques-
ton. with lis deliberate style OF ac-
ton, Il may take it some time to get to
q vote upon IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05

Charleston, 8. c., suffered worse than
any other city In the last terrible storm.
Charleston seems to be an unfortunate
city. War, earthquake. fire and flood
almost seem to have marked her out for
destruction. A superstitious person
might attribute it all to that hrst gun
fired on Sumter, thirty-two years ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05

"Deposited him In . cavity" Is q
euphemism Of the slang "put him =
hole" which has been originated In
congress during the present session.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05

The Congressional Record Il to be u
Illustrated. The first picture win not be
snap shot at "Buck' Kilgore kicking
down the door.
10000 Smiths had family reunion In
New Jersey the other day. Most Of the
q. .,tl.. .-,.~.. 90, hosv IN Attend
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05

Lieut.. Peary's north pole expedition
seems TO be In the hands Of his enemies,
a. far a. the papers are concerned. The
number Of sake" stories and denisls
thereof that have been published since
he sailed from Portland, would not
sdorn tale whether they pointed .
moral or not.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05

The hurricane which swept up the
Atlantic coast last week and destroyed
90 many lives and 80 much property,
came from the West Indies. IL that is q
sample Of their staple crop, don't talk
any more about annexation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05

There Il prospect that the legality
of Secretary Hoke Smiths action In his
wholesale suspension Of pensions Will
be tested In the supreme court. A
Washington attorney, who proposes to
bring On action with this In View, has
been studying the subject, and declares
himself satisfied that the secretary OF
the Interior has no authority to undo the
acts Of his predecessor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05

Henry wstterson has been, In the In
terest Of reform, to see those naughty
shows on the Midway Plaisance, and he
Was very much disappointed. He says
the shows are not naug hty, but simply
nat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05

In the forenoon, entering and arrang'
Ing stock and articles for exhibition.
All persons are requested to have what
ever they propose to exhibit In the hall
entered As early As possible.
In the afternoon, races.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05

100 r. M.-a:3t class.-Psce and trot,
purse 600. s:t5 class.-Purse el50.
Running race.-Purse, $40, el0, %.
Foals Of ls9l.-Purse $50. Ladies' har-
Messing and driylng.-Purse Ga.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-09-05

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