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ASSIGNEES SALE OF VALUABLE STOCK OF
MUSICAL GOODS AND INSTRUMENTS, IN

MUSICAL GOODS AND INSTRUMENTS. IN
CLIPPING SOME FINE PIANOS. yIoLINS.
BANJOS. &c
By virtue Of a deed of assignment recorded in Lber
114 folio Isl of the land records of the District
of Columbia. the iersigne assignee will sell at
public surtion on the premises. No 100 9TH street
1873. commencing at SEVEN O'CLOCK PM and
continuing MONDAY MORNING TIN
O'CLOCK and at SEVEN P. NJ. and from day to day
thereafter the hours until all Is Sold all
stock Of musical goods. instruments. &c. contained
therein.
The stock contains some fine Stringed and Wind
Instruments and Pianos and a varied ssortment OF
Sheet Music
The terms of sale all cash at time Of sale
Articles purchased must be promptly removed from
the premises at purchasers cost.
+. L. SIDDONs Assignee.
At N "
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nUNCANsON BROS. Aucuoneer..
TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
FRONTING FIFTEEN FEBT ON The SOUTH
SIDE OF NORTH X STREET. BEGINNING
TWENTY FEET EAST OF TWELF III STREET
last BY DEPTH OF NINETY-TwO FEET

TRgSIEES "a SALE OF IMPRoyED REAL ESTATE;
ISsT q bEkf tf' OF : SINETY.f%o FEET
By v,,,us q dss I'D, of srY.. to the undeEssnsd
i4 foo 40 It seq Of the land records IN 0 81 the
District Of Columbia. and by direction of the holder
;. S1blie suction hr on ft1piY the SEVENTH DAY
or JULY. at SIX O'CLOCK p NJ. in front Of the
trust the same being art of lot forty-ve l4, in the
suedyision Of sqga5e ten hundred and two 0OOs) as
the surveyors Office Of TIE District Of Columbia be-
CeO) feet east Of twelfth street east and running
theme east fifteen 10 feet thence south ninetytwo
feet and thence north to the beginning
Terms; one-third of the purchase money in cash
balance in. two equal insiallments at one and two
years from t late q SALE with interest :. 6psr cent
uOn MsB 20 p tP gIfeas15; cost
,ea1-dkd,. JOIN E BEhLE. Trustees
IvNITED' STATES MARSHAL's sALE-BY vIR-
tue q writ Of teri fscias issued ont Of the
Columbia and to me directed will sell at public
sale for cash. In front OF the house door Of said
OF s's Gn 1854 At TWEHE Gdock 81 al P ths
fgh. IT'LL CLAIM interest and estate in and to the
ssfs q "a and - IN SQUARE numbered $50 contained
ming on the line Of south cspitols treet
point distant 22 feet south Of the northeast cornsr
70 the no aid Ts s"ns
the vest line Of said lot to The northwest
Tot IS; thence north 10 FEET thence 50 feet
.Ons said to the psee Of besS
ning together with s singular the irur
5ohh sa and Jass nssr 'hi E
sure-y) and viii be sold to satisfy execution No
b Warren trading as b warren Co to the nss
?f Barton L Walker and the United States respect.
DANIEL ". RANsDELL. U. s. Marshal.
RATCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Aucts-
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Meakin's Pitching Was wild and Was Not
Effective Where Good.

Hemming and Meskin were equally wild in
yesterday afternoons game at Louisville, but
the formers wildness was when men were on
bases and hits followed and WAS more costly.
The Colonies PLAYED sharply and cut OF many
an apparently safe hit by the Senator'S Score:
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u ATcLIFFR. pARR { CO. AUcTIoNEERs.

sPFCIAI. SALE OF THE FURNITURE. &c. OF
.THE NATIONAL. TEMPERANCE HOME. NO.
21S F0UR-AND-A-HALF STREET SOUTH
WEST. BY AUCTION.
On FRIDAY MORNING, JULY SEVENTH at
TEN O'CLOCK. We will sell on the premises. bv di-
rection Of the NATIONAL TEMPERANCE HOME,
FCRNITURE. CARPETS. RUGS, DESKS. CHINA
md GLASS WARE. KITCHEN REQ ESTES. &c I.
&c. CONTAINED IN SAID BUILDING.
ty5-2t RADCLIFFE. DARR & CO.. Aucts.
n G. sLoAN6 CO.. Aucts. 14O7 G st
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EOk RENT-EIGHT HANDSOME BRICK HOUSES
4 with beautiful yards trees &c. at Petworth. near
Mt Pleasant and Soldiers Home, for $27. 80 per
month each, and two corner houses with very large
yards at $50 per month each. These houses have
eight rooms bath. porch hot and cold water electric
bells, speaking tubes and all modern improvements
month in city. Apply to EDWIN A. NEWMAN.
Owns-. 1899 st. n. W. je28-3m
LIOH SALE-A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY HOME
1 Of 25 acres. improved by large double house Of
IL rooms. beautifully located on elevation in q
grove of fine old forest oaks kitchen bath room and
closets supplied with hot and cold water; lighted
throughout by gas sanitary PLUMBING. sewerage per-
feet all necessary outbuildings fruit and
trees in abundance; electric railroad within Of mile
politan branch, b. and o. railroad Inquire on the
premises Of JOHN B. SCOTT. Silver Springs. Md.
taI0 I'm
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STOCK OF FINE FRENCH MILLINERY GOODS.
= CONSISTING OF PELT AND STRAW HATS
AND BONNETs. FLOWERS. BIRDS. RIB
BONs. FEATHERS. ORNAMENTS. TRIM
NINGs. &c. &c. ALL OF FINEST GRADE.
LATEST STYLES AND IN FINE CONDITION.
On MONDAY, JULY TENTH. 1893. at HALF-PAST
TEN A. NJ within spacious sales rooms. 1907
csi foor). will sell general line of hrst-class
Millinery Goods. a partly mentioned above Ladies'
cordially invited attend this sale
all rstclass and will be sold in lots Seats
provided sale positive.
Terms cash c. g. SLOAN h CO..
y1-1r Are
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FUTURE DAYS.
p ATcLIFFE. DARR L CO.. AUCTs.

ID ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. AUCTS.
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF POOL AND BAR ROOM
No. 1907 STREET NORTHWEST. NEAR
THE NEW CITY POST OFFICE. BY AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING. JULY ELEVENTH. al
TEN O'CLOCK. will sell nj the above bar
and pool room. the entire contents contained therein.
This sale excellent opportunity fer party
10 in the restaurant business being the
new city post ONCE. RADCLIFFE. DARR ( CO,
jy5-d&dbs Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
RATCLRFE. DARR CO.. AUCTIoNEERs
TRUSTEES, SALE OF BRIGK pTE LdDTa;S sTJT-

q,
ATE 10. ei2 W. STREET NORTHWEST
By virtue Of .eert.in deed q trust to us. bearing
Sos.s S IA s.r 20 i Go 4 q
the Land records Of the District Of Columbia and at
undsrsi9nsd trustees viii sell Al public auction in
b6 q ihs & AZ Nv The rILPr
On tina: ss,sn Risss 9s OF sea and
Columbia and known and designated 5 and beng
lot 50. On william warring, subdivision Of lots in
Gss q the sarssyor y district q coIumbis IN
thereon. consisting Of a two-srcry brick dwelling
be paid in cash. and the balance in three equal in
s.,Imsnt. payable in one two and three years. with
semi-snnually from day OF sale secured by deed Of
$ IL pR So tine 'SS q ~ VI.
CURED Of the purchaser az the time Of sale. All
Of n Purchaser Terms o. sale 70 be compiled with
the Propsry At sa the risk
Anh S2If n Ne det1@,IiTS R15shaser
CoN SN II Il WfIf.ixMsoS Trustees
3e2ld&ds Address. 500 5th St Nv
c. s5Sss CO 3 4.ssi0ass,s ltO5 St
cHhGEtH ftE OF xAH FkEff SsTA
STREET NORTHWEST. :
il the trustees n WHY viii .e r at euSic
Of ~ jUT on Yss5 4 PiVE
IN SQUARE All
Particularly described in the proceedings had in said
Terms of sale: One-third cash and the balance in
2ne and two years, secured on the property sold
VI pirchaser may pay al cash. at his option Taxes
Vii be paid % June 30. 1898 deposit Of 800 will
pe required at the time Of sale All conveyancinx and
recording At the cost Of the purchaser II the
are nor complied with in fifteen days the right Is
serV to resell at the risk and the defauting
purchaser FILLMORE BEALL. Trustee.
IA st. n
MICHAEL J. COLBERT. trustee.
5l2 ST. n
HENRY WISE GARNETT. Trustee.
teS.SdSds 4i6 9Th ST. n ".
rINHQ1IA. IanyxI Nc snN ..,c.icna.-s
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

LHoR SALE-AT FALLS CHURCH, VA. 2-STORY
house and barn. with about acre of land; fine
shade plenty Of fruit centra location price, 200
In payments OF &2o per month. Address
tyo-b' ID. R., Star office.
E>OR SALE-AT TAKOMA PARK. ONE SQUARE
east Of electric cars and station. house Is rooms
stable; 20 600 square feet. J. VANCE LEWIS 6I5
+ st. N. Takoma Park. jy5-:Sts
E'OR RENT-FOR THE SUMMER SIX-KOOM
L house; splendid location the Potomac river and
on the Mount Vernon Electric railroad. Address B.
p. HUNTER. Alexandria, Va. jv4-3ts
EOR RENT COTTAGE AND BARN on THE
i banks of the Potomac 20 minutes ride from the
White House partly furnished Also cottage at Colonial
Beach low rent. Apply at the ELSMERE HOTEL
OFFICE. ,yI-Its
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Twenty Thousand Saw These Races.
There were 5000 persons at Lake QuinGg-
amond yesterday afternoon when the citizens
regatta and annual races Of the New England
Amateur Rowing Association were held over
the old intercollegiate course ct the north end
of the old lake. Tho list Of entries was large
one and better races were never rowed IN New
England.
The events on the card were run OF in good
shape: the last race being finished before
O'Clock.
There were the usual number Of surprises in
the results. With hardly an exception the fin
ishes were hard fought and close. The Brad
tords won the senior fours in sos and the
Atalantas the senior Fights in 1575t.
World Bicycle Records Beaten.
At Herne Hill, England, yesterday d J.
Meintjes, the bicyclist, beat the ''ss1ety''
record by covering in one hour . distance Of
"a miles 1884 yards.
At the second animal meet Of the Tourist
Cycle Club Of Paterson, n. j., ct Clifton trach
in that city yesterday afternoon, one world
record was broken by Zimmerman, who won
the quar- er-mile dash in thirty seconds which
lowers the record by one and one-6fth seconds
The cycle meet under the auspices Of the
Press Cycle Club attracted 10000 paid sdmis.
sions to the Waltham, Mass, cycle track yester
day. The event Of the day was the breaking of thu
one-mils scratch competition world record BY
G. F. Taylor Of the Waltham club, he bestins
out Windle by about six inches. Guy Garry
won new honors by beating Windle In the one
third mile. Summer was entered In severn
events, but failed to appear.
Two Worlds Records Broken.
Two worlds records were broken on The
Maple Valley Trott,ng Association kitsshaped
track atKirkwood, Del yesterday. sAladin, owned
and driven by James Green Of Kirkwood, paced
. mile in aobs, beating Msscot, owned hy n
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farm of 131 acres ;old fashioned brick mansion !;
large shade trees fine orchard with three horses and
large lot OF farming inducements: : miles from this
city IL ninu tes walk from r. Il. station suitable
suburban home for one in business in city price,
% 500; terms easy. Several other places for sale
cheap Real estate near Washington IS always a safe
investment Send for list and map Sent free
JAMES L. CLEMENTS,
jy3-6t 1891 st NV
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E,OR RENT WINTHROP HEIGHTS = FIVE
J. room cottage; commodious and desirable; sta
ton. Inquire at post Office. apl9-eotf
EOR SALE-AT TAKOMA PARK. MD. AT AUG
Il tion u highest bidder. Saturday. July 8, 1S93
$50 p NJ. six room frame house; large dry cellar
we'll Of good water fine shade 49, 900 feet of ground
Terms: About 81, $50 cash. balance time. A good
chance. Be present a. sale. For further informa-
40 Louisiana ave.. Washington. D. c., or CHARLES
NJ. HEATON. Jr. 1akoma Park jyl-6t'
E'OR RENT-AT BENNING COMFORTABLE SIX.
room house: large lot rent Sl5 per month. Also
eight room house at Hyattsvie ;$lS. T. R. BROOKS.
GIG 18th st. W. je29-6t
pROOkLAND HOUSES FOR RENT AND FOR
sale at reasonable prices also choice building lots
1t is assured fact that the electric will be
tended to this suburb within few weeks.
GRACE Nj. THOMAS
ie21. I'm 100 Corcoran buidinQ.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW

III BERNHEIMER CO.. AUCTIoNEERs.
IL. SUCCESSORS TO WEEKS & CO.,
637 LOUISIANA AVE. NV.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-19
MAINE NEWS NOTES.

Mrs. Allie Spencer Of saltwater was
found dead In her house, and inyestiga-
tion showed that she had been the VIC
tim Of peculiar accident while staying
In the house alone. She was chl0ro-
forming cat, and Was overcome by the
fumes Of the chl0rof0rm. Having .
chronic heart trouble, she died before
coming out from under the influence Of
the chloroform.
Occasionally We hear of young man
concerning whose future prosperity We
haven't the slightest doubt. Indeed this
Individual 10 Indigenous to Maine. They
of that fortunate class Of young men.
lie recently bought weanling colt from
q nsighbor for three dollars, snapped It
the same day for q two-year-0ld heller.
killed the heller before night and sold
the most Of Il before bedtime, clearing
about eight dollars.
A man who gives the name Of Jones
entered the store OF w. X. Lunt at Ben
ton Saturday night aud called for q
cigar. When Mr.. Lunt passed up the
cigar box he met the muzzle OF revolv-
rr and demand to hand over his money.
Instead Of complying with the demand
he hustled over the counter, grabbed
the fellow by the throat and put him out
doors, then gave the alarm, aud the fel-
low was captured. Either because he was
too much surprised or because he lacked
nerve, be did not shoot. Jones was
bound over. lie 10 quite well known In
waterville, where he works In found
ny.
The children who attend the South
Street primary school, Bath, wire
greatly alarmed Monday afternoon by
the action Of q lO-year.old boy named
Lewis, who nourished large revolver
and threatened to shoot three Of the
girls who had offended him. The
teacher, q young lady, dlsarmed the en-
ragged boy. She found all Of the seven
chambers loaded. The revolver 10 Of 81
callbre aud several Of the children said
they had seen for some time the butt Of
the revolver protruding from the boys
pocket. The mother Of the boy was no
tldcst and abe said abe know he had q re.
volver but MAS not aware that he had
carried it to school.
Portland had bad are Tuesday night.
The block on the corner Of Middle and
Pearl Streets, occupied By the Atkinson
furulshlng Company, WAS entirely
burned. 1he building WAS closed at 9
O'Clock 40 usual, and the alarm WAS rung
In twenty minutes later. When the nre-
men arrived they found the two upper
stories Of the building al ablase,
and tho hre was soon utterly
beyond control. The total loss on the
balldiug and stock 10 about el50, 900,
with total Insurance Of about el00, 900.
The block was built after the Ore Of
1903. Il 10 doubtful n 20 largo block
will b built on the spot, - the tendency
Of business b now toward the western
part Of he city.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-19
MERE AND THERE.
TIM SopsHx poS ouixorK.

ruk soDEkx DoS ouixork.
SIR Grover. you're . feathere,i Knight.
Our Don ouixvte, sayi
You spur around. all wrongs 10 night,
On your blini. spawned gray.
what wisdmills rise upon your view,
What dreams your thoughts engage
Each tAy brings some adventure new.
With Walter as your page.
pancs.i opee In MontezumA's halls
Our sokiiers dres-ed In blue.
And echoesl. then, tho>e MeSic walls
To NAnkee Doodle boo.
while you are ON your knixhtly tAek
OF rixhting what .. wrong,
inst give the state Of Tevas back
To whom she did beiong.
And then the negro has claim.
lie dill nOt want ~ GOMEZ
You cannot finish ny the game
TIL he's transported home.
10 you 10 backward Tar enough
fou'n right the rel man. TOO,
And thai wouki he little rough
On YANKEE Doodle Dooi
". Y. Tribune
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-19
TALK OF THE STATE.

The people OF Madison feel encouraged
with the belief that the immense pulp
mill will start by March lst.
Sheriff Norton of Keunebec County
declines to appoint, as he has been petit
toned to do, special deputies TO enforce
the liquor law. Il 10 suggested that the
petitioners will apply to the governor
for the appointment Of state constables.
Burglars entered the store OF Potter
& Co., Presque Isle, Saturday night,
broke open the money drawer and stole
$50 In 5 and 10 cent pieces. They at
tempted to open the safe, but failed.
Entrance was effected through = rear
window.
A little Portland boy must think
troubles never come slngly. He was re-
turning to his studies ct school this
week, having been out on account OF .
broken arm, when he slipped ut the en-
trance to the school and broke the mend
ed arm In another place.
william Foss's dwelling house at
Cherryfield burned Tuesday evening and
his son, Everett, 10 years old, and grand
son. Judsop, eyed years, perished 10
the flames. The bodies, partially burned,
were recovered from the ruins. The
house was Of small value.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-19

Piscataquis County would seem to Be
an excellent field to locate the plot OF .
trapper's serial unsurpassed 10 Interest
by any. One veteran trapper has cap
t1red ~ foxes this fall, another trnpper
caught fox day for week. snother's
salss Of fur amounted TO 600 In few
weeks aud still another fog hunter has
occurred % foxes thus Gar this season.
Verify the Piscatsquls County fox hunt
er 10 : more thrifty individual than most
Of hls class.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-19

tn e. =: sy a:;ss sis g;s Z: E :: $40 81
:. :as s css;'i {: ' :ss = & i p:s.ss:
=; A II -; 81 =. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-19

Alfred Cole has been appointed
postnastsr q BuckAsld, vice Edwin y.
Atwood rsnovsd. Nr. Cole Was post.
nastsf q DsekAsld during clsvsland's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-19

Ths Doyle school house, Northport,
seems 10 b The half way place iron
Camden TO Belfast for tramps. These
fsuous men call there when night over
tskss them and flpd good qusrtsrs for
The night. u y thought best MOI 70
fastsn The windows - they break than
In.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-19

h Belfast Age. . leading Demo
cratic papsr, has been cold 70 copors-
tioa oonpossd q Hon. W. p. nompeon,
Hoo. Chsriss Baksr, Mayor Dunton. pr.
n. @. Kileore and othefss Hon. W. n
TSoopsDs wt1l - elder.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-19
MARRIED..

John o. sey:ry and Ars. EliIs J: IIaltOn. -.
In Andoyer. Dec. 8, by Rev. Mr: farrsr, Mr
Alfonso ID. Barreile and Miss Ida NJ. Jordan.
Harvey A Thompson of Hartford and Mia
Cora NJ. Jorian Of Turner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-19

TIE volumes oftis WEEKLY begin with The an,
Number for January OF sacA ysaf:, Wien Nc
IN; s:ssss ss.s 3 s :, =. " e sp s q
order.
hound Volumes Of IIAlyEn.s wsIxLy three
year, back, in neat cloth binding. VIII BE- cent By
mali. postaes paid. OF by sxprsss. frss Of on.
:. ss:a ' s s;s S =: ss:s
Ssa So: si g, s. n.ss ;ss % s' q
u % each.
Rsnlitasoss shouh b made By Postofnos
Money Order Or Dram. % svoIi eAaSos Of ioss.
Hssspspsrs ~ ~ 70 eepy tAts sSssvttssns~t
'sisAess sAs sr2rsss s~tw " HARrEn . BsorH.
Addsss ,HARrER . BRorHxRs.
NEW YoRK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-19

A meeting Of the Penobscot lumber
men In Bangor, called to protest sgsinsi
the free lumber provision Of the Wilson
tariff bill, chose a committee to confer
with the other sections Of the state and
then to choose a committee to 20 "a
Washington and oppose free lumber
Editor Bass Of the Bangor Commercial,
that stalwart Democratic paper, IL one
of the committee, and has been one OF
the foremost In opposing free lumber
such opposition Il contrary to the letteI
and the spirit Of the Democratic plat
form, but IL makes difference whose os
IL gored.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-19

George Arsy Of Bangor I'D froa ths
efScts o. inhallns coal eas Wills aslseps
ne vifs b slewly rssevsfins.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-19

A committee appointed to bring the
Liberty Bell back to Philadelphia alter
the close Of the worlds fair presented -
bill to the city comptroller for approval,
one Of the items Of which Was 3s2O.3S
for supplies In transit" Who wouldn't
serve on \ Liberty Bell committees
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-19

That ''wild man Of Grafton" story ls II
fake, pure aud simple, IL seems. The
Oxford Democrat Was so old-fashione'l
that IL didn't publish the yarn In any
form.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-19

when President Cleveland gets
through with this Hawaiian business
he will be likely to have very livel,
understanding Of what ''mare's nest
L..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-19

Names sweet singer, Dora Wiley, has
married Charles U. Tennis. The pal
pable pun Il In order, but IL has not
made itself Extensively conspicuous yet
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-19
slNoLE COPIES.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

Christmas Presents
ptano-.
A Dividend Payer.
Nay Your iloli.iay tscosis.
Prospectus Of Portland Advertiser.
PROSPECTUS of Harper's weekly.
Appoinsmens Of Administrator.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-19

IL Is reported that about hfty men iu
Bath, who have been converted from
the drinking habit, have pledged them
selves to 90 before the grand jury &c the
coming term Of court and tell what they
know about rumsellers. From the point
Of view Of the temperance man sucll
seton IL simply In accordance With thslI
duty, In aiding to remove the evil which
caused their fall aud may cause the fall
Of others. hut won't they be roundl,
denounced "a traitors by the rumsellers
aud their friendss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-19

The Harvard annex Is no longer dis
owned child, but Is an integral part OF
Harvard University, under the name OF
Radcliffe College. IL IL distinct from
the rest Of the university, but will con-
fer the same degrees upon women that
men have always received for the same
work. The world do move.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-19

THE LATE JAMES RIPLEY oSoooo
A weli-known characteristic Of the
late James Ripley Osgood WAS bis de
votion to his friends, says Hsrper''
Weekly. lie Was exceedingly kind
His heart Was 80 large that there was
room In IL for . great many people
and he always seemed to keep 10 full
and TO make it the important business
OF his life that the people whom he lik.
ed should find this world pleasant and
hospitable place Of sojourn. Ties OF
friendship were ~ strong and rs In
fineutlal with him as ties Of blood OF
kinshlp or business interest are with
other people. lie speut himself for his
friends constantly, generously, and n
long AZ me lived. This Characterised.
has been recognized In the inscription Of
the memorial stone that has been placed
upon his grave In Refusal Green Gene.
[the inscription MAS printed In last
weeks Democrat.l IL IL proposed, and
there IL obvious pIopriety La the su2'
yestiou, that the coat Of this monument
shall be defrayed by contributions. moi
TO exceed twenty-five dollars each, frou
people who would feel II q privilege to
contribute. A circular to that effect,
which has been sent out TO the more To-
timate Of Mr.. Osgood's American
friends, states that communications may
be addressed, aud checks sent TO j
Henry Harper, Of Harper 4 Brothers
FRANKLIN Square, New York city, or u
Mr.. Henry n. Rogers, II Court Street
BostOu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-19

Santa Claus: "Hello! 10 THIS the Ox'
ford Democrat officer
ONCE Devil: "You bet!"
"Santa Claus; Iwant 10 speak to THE
editor"
ONCE Devil: "You can't now cause
there's . 'chump' 10 the sanctum tell'n'
i'm how to run de paper"
Santa Claus: "It's my busy season, l
can't waltz
Office Devils" It's his busy season too,
but he can't help I'll"
Santa Claus: "well, you tell him TO
get about Ave hundred subscription
receipts ready and I'll call for them. !
find that q yearly subscription to the
Democrat makes about the most &C
ceptable gift that eur put Into the
stocking of an Oxford Bear!
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-12-19

The Wilson tariff seems to be tariff
for deficiency Of revenue.