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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-05-03
Ashland Ore Miners Getting Ugly.

ASHLAND, Wis, May lis triking
ore handlers surrounded the police
yesterday and rescued two of their
number who had been arrested and
were being taken to jail. The strikers
are beginning to persecute the wives
and families of the men who are work
ing under protection. The men are
becoming ugly and trouble seems GER
tain
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-05-03
Civil Service Employees Let Out.

WASHINGTON, M ay 1.-The dis
missal of forty-seven employees of the
census Office took effect to-day. The
changes were ordered week ago.
The manufacturers division, with a
roll of several hundred desks, will
probably be abolished during May.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-05-03
NEW TRIAL NOT GRANTED.
Judge Bradley Overrules Breckinridge's
Motion-Appeal Taken.

WASHINGTON, My Judge Brad
ley Saturday overruled the motion of
counsel for Representative w. C. P.
breckenridge for new trial of the
celebrated Breckenridge Pollard
breach OF promise suit. Bond was
fixed at 500 for an appeal which
BreclSinridge's counsel gave notice
would be taken to the Court of APP.
meals
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-05-03
Spain Prepares for Pest.

MADRID, May The Spanish gov
erement has erected an additional
number of sanitary stations on the
Portuguese frontier to guard against
the importation of cholera from
Portugal.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-05-03
Stabbed by u Brggar.

PARIS, May A dispatch to the
Steele from Vienna says that beggar
attacked the head of the Rothschild's
branch banking house in that city,
stabbing the banker in the face while
while he was walking through the
streeta
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1894-05-03

Chicago Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, April 2S.-The following table
shows the range of quotations in the board
of trade to-day:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
FIELD DAv.

The fifth annual field day Of the Inter
scholastic Athletic League VAS held nj
the county fair grounds last Tuesday ny
reinforcement from saturday when the
weather Was bad. The weather Was none
too good on Tuesday. -.
The schools represented were Gouid
Academy % Bethel. Bridgton Academy
and Norway High SCHOOL, Hebron tcad-
smy having Withdrawn from the league.
In the hundred yard dash Brown,
lirid.ton, MAS nrst, Allen, Gouid,
SECOND, Fox, Norway, third. brown
~ss ruled oct for fouling. Time III 1t
sec.
Pole vault: Bean, Brldston, hrst; Nc
Faddsn, Bfldgton. second. Cragin, Nor
NAY. third. Height, ~. In.
QuArt.f.mlle bicycle rscr; Bean, Nor
wsy. n~t, CrsgiD, Norway, second |;
Hunter, Bridgton, third. Time. - sec.
30 yards dash: Wiley, Bridgton.
firsi: Fox. Norway. second; Wiley,
Gould, third. Time, - is sec.
Putting lG-lb. shot: Eames, Gould,
trst; Blckford, Norway, second;
Brown, Bridgton, third. Distance, III
n. ) In, which breaks the record.
Islf.mile run: Wiley, Gould. first;
Babb, Bridgton, second; Mcfadden,
Bridgton, third. Time. : IL -.
Running high jump; Babb, Brldgton,
hrst; Movers, Norway, Mcfadden,
Bridgton, aud fsrnsworth, Bridgton,
tied for second. Height, 4 n. III In,
which |. inches better than previous
record.
Thro~ing l2-lb. hammer: Bickford.
Norway, first; Esmes, Gould, second;
Rounds, Bridgion, third. Distance, ~
Il. : In.
Half-mile bicycle race: Pike, Norway,
first; Cragin, Norway, second; Bean,
Norway. third. Time, I -.
li0-ysrd dash; Wiley, Bridgtou, nrst /;
wiley, Gould, second; fox, Norway,
third. Time, = 10 sec.
Running broad jump: Brown, Bridg-
ton. hrst; Crsgin, Norway, second.
distance, l. n. 9 In.
The summary Of points won Was
Bridgton Academy, - -. Norway
high school, IS i-J; Gould Academy.
~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
nls1alc1 lopor. !. o. q. Y.

oxford County District Lodge, l. ~,
a.. a.. met With crystal Wave Lodge At
last Bucsheld on the luth 81 October.
The iay MAS very stormy. bat seven
lodge- were represeu;ed-Cry.tal Wave,
Pleasant Dale. sure Haven, Golden Rule,
south Paris, luyincible aud Turner, with
about seventy members.
The lodge Was called % order BY Dis
trict TemplAr Brother Il. 4. Adkins.
Most Of the lodge. In the county were
reported either by card OF by delegates.
aud the reports were very favorable Tor
the outlook for Good Tsmplars In our
county. After the reports we're received
= good address from state Deputy Rev.
III. 4. MunsOn.
In the afternoon the district degree
Vas conferred upon nineteen members,
after which the committee 90 resolutions
reported the following. which after be-
ing discussed al some length, were adopt
ed
Nhsrva.. Tl.sFs 4 ~ othsr evil thai l. 80 ds
strugtIte D. ths lsHsf tntafsst - oar Country 4,
morally. s,siA'ly. polifically AMI nnAnsiAlly, a.
A. sas Ans 10 a. q bsssrAEc u ihtonEAtihs
tlftnks thsrVfufs,
Es-oise.i, ma .. q. TsmpsAbos men ahd
~osnsn sil A. al In car power In SciCe ant Nuts
IN supprv-sins ~ sals All 49, A-aily a. ~ril a.
N ear ststs and nat'on.
tempsranos alive ~ hshiiux frctueut Tabhc
msstings ~ cuIning fal ami winter.
Resolved. hat M imprisouusut claus ~hich
was reIsalci a. cur act legislature sh0ad II
Ks-oi,e.i. That ws deem II % The utmost In
Iortanas thai tsmpsfancs men siluuhi attrnd al
primar,e- - their rcspcstlss psrtie.. ADd 80
that psr-ys. are nominaiel iof ohcs Who VII
thai oar prohibit9ry AMI tsmpsrahcs eiucAiion
ass are enforvel
Essslys.i. rhat ws cos.lemn. q. Hn~Orthy -
fltur support. AL ofhCisl-. rvssrtle-s % parry
isrcs cur tsmpsunce avs. a. ths ass AGAINST
then. ar-sn AMI other cruises.
Csamiit-s on resolutions. n. u. lrish. J.w &.
Nsbl-s. %. III. thfori
Committee on time and place % next
meeting retarted the next session 81
District Lodge would be with Mountain
Valley Lodge, G,lead, on the. second
"Wednesday Of February next. Voted,
that the council make arrangements Tor
railroad rate. and give notice In our
local papers.
Very interesting remarks were made
by Sister Calne, state Superintendent Of
Juvenile Temples, also kev. m. q. Mum
son, N. II. Irish, Brother brewster aud
Others. A vote Of thanks Was extended
Go Crystal Wave Lodge for their bospl-
s,lsy, also 10 sister Calne and Brother
Munssa for the interest they manifest
ed In l-sog with us az thi' session.
May we're heard To say that IL Was one
of the best sessioss they had attended
fOr Long time. y. j.. DECo>rER.
Socretssy Pro TEN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
CANTON AGAIN VISITED.
SUNBEK 90 rErrI BuRGLARiEs
FRIDAY NIGHT.

Burslars were on the rampage At Can
ton last Friday night. They broke Into
the store Of the Gllbert-Chllds Co., Sc
cured lunch Of crackers and cheese,
carried OF few boxes OF cigars, and
rot q few cents In change out OF the
money drawer.
Cofii.s' grocery store Was also enter
ed by breaking la the door. and about
the same amount Was secured ~ at the
other siDre.
The .eyere House MAS entered BY
breakiugs pane Of glass. The thieves
stole an overeoat belonging 20 one OF
the guests, also q fec csnts from uAe
money drawer.
puripg the afternoon four Suspicious
meu were seen on the Livermore road
~l-o were inquiring the way to Canton,
aud three rpsu were also noticed about
the village. Ttsre Il no clue ~ yet To
the thieves.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
TALK or TIE STATE.

4 great real estate boom I. repo rted
all over Mount Desert Island.
Bowdoinham will probably have .
system of water works another season.
A woman's Exchange IL one Of the
many enterprises nov being discussed In
Bath.
The question OF a new bridge between
Lewiston and Auburn !. being asitAted
In the twin cities.
Reports all along the line Indicate that
the singing school will be ~ popular S
ever the coming winter.
Monmouth, the great apple growing
town Of Maine, will sell 1900 barrels
this year, which IL an OF one.
The opening Of the electric railroad
between Skowhegan and Noridgewock
VAS enthusiastically celebrated Satur-
day. Cars had been running on II for
about q week.
Mr.. W. T.. Hutehins' dry goods store
In oakland Was again entered saturday
night aud relieved Of some Of lts surplus
stock. Well founded suspicion points To
certain jewellers In town as this offenders.
Mrs. J. A. Merrill Of Brunswick. has q
rose bush which has bloomed three times
this season. There we're II
buds aud blossoms on the bush Sept. II,
and there are stlll quite . number Of
blossoms on IL.
Mrs. Minnie Torsey Of winthrop Was
warming some linlment "Wednesday
when IL exploded, burning her severely
and settlug her clothes on fire. She
would probably have perisbed but for
immediate assistance.
The slander case Of Klroy 4. Davis OF
Portland W. T.. W. Burbank OF Frye
burg, which has been on trial In Port
land during the last few days, 10 q
rather sensational case. and has At.
tracted much attention.
A sharper In Biddeford worked OF
go Confederate bill on ChlnamAn TO
pay = Laundry bill Of a3 cents and receive
nj the change In good money. The
officers are hunting for the SHARPER, but
have not yet discovered him.
John Burns of MAchlss, Q Juryman at
the present term Of court In wssh-
ington County, MAS shot through the
groin Wednesday night while hunting In
the woods, another hunter mistaking
him for . bear. Doctors regard the
Injury a. fatal.
Dy. A. l.. Murch has discovered that
ttle glapdeys which IL causing 90 much
trouble 10 the vicinity Of Bangor Just
now was brought ~ the vicinity by
circus. Two Of their horses
were killed there, beiag badly Diseased,
and another Was r~lcssed from ths train |
when b~tween that city sad wstesville, |
and Jeff for somebody to nnd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
CLUE RATES FOR Is0J.
NaN.REsIpENr TAXES.

On the Piantalioa ~ Milton, In the County 10
Oifori abd STAIR VI Maine, Tor The year l-s
The following h.t 81 taxes On nal estate ~ non-
the year I'D. In bills romrniitsst 70 4. j. weri
uari. oolistor VI tasss of .aii plan.
tsii,a, %, the seventeenth day % August.
A. D. isa. has hep vturn~i by him 90
A, a. I-st. by nj. e~rtlncsie ~ that date sn nov
v,aais unpaii, AMI notice IL leeby given that
n the .ail taxes, intev-t anil change are nd
paid into the treasury Of .ahi plantation within
eixhtsen months fr,,in the date of the commitment
of ssii bills, so much of the real estate tAN~i
viii - .unieient On Iay the amount tue thsvfor.
Including intsr~-t snd ehsrTe-. viii without fur.
ther notiee 10 soLi at public auction ~ the Treas
urvr's once IN sai plantation On the fi.t day of
fsbfuATH. lsh. n one O'eksk In the AnfTn.-,n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, ss.--Ceuit % In.el,esey. In M
ssss Of ALvAN d. GOODWIN, iAsol'en' Debt
To The IIonorabls Geo. A. Wilson. Judge of
saii Court for s4ii County of ONfori
ResySstfuliy represents. Avian ID. Goiuin. The
ssid iasol,sni, that his family consist. Of him.
pelf and wife, ef whom arv dey<sde On him for
suppsit; that the asssts l<losstas ~ kls estate
Will probably amount 10 The ssm of one thousand
sioliars.
allowed ~ h'm o.t his ssii estate for The seces
ssFy support of himself AMI his family, ssto Jour
iIoser skall appear Just asi preI'ss
wltsess ny hand TILE seventeenth day OF
ALviS \. GOODWIN. Is.sl,sa, Debtor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, |. ,-Court % Insolvency. Thlr
"Wednesday % Oet-, 4. ID. lss in the mattel
% GkO. q. RICHARDSON, las"l,ent Debtor
TITS berrby ordered, Thai notice lie Owen 3
il al person. Interested In the -eitlement ~ TN
3rcount of }. q. sys-y. Assignee Of the above
name,i tnsolvnt Delsor, By causing Q copy ol
tlis orier " le pabli.hei ihrre ussks. s1oses
siyely. In the Otforl Democrat, n.w.pspeI
APPEAR % . Cour ef Insolvency % " he'll Al
tke prplsate Court Rsom op The thiri welne.
day of Nov. peIt. % nine o'closk In the fore
poan. and le heari Ihervon. ani o6,"i " Ihey
0EO. A. WILSON. Jnise
Of Insolvency Court, Oxford County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
Ssw ApvsgriskNkSrs
81. Fashlsa Nsxasine.

rayksr'. fashisa MsxAfine.
>etrss -. - .a..,,.
rr'~Ts,,a. of Cati'aior aSl ,osn'ry "s"us'
nan.
Asthma Cury-i
gkeansti-tn. As.
P,,rtai,ls ~as NH fof >as.
MIR % tur,s ks.urv.
>aa rs-tisat TaNes 10 Nina
"a hIts HFonfs Monamsuts.
= I.F,slsats >uttus-s
aIn..slxeacy >atics- 49,.
r,tit,,. fss s.rasiins- ~ Raj In naeanshl
r,,iti.u /, Isans Lln,it. % Hish~ay Ia >"r
wsy
Igblss ~inxvrs.
Nafkesi Ihawu ~als.
Nsg IfiTs..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23

Mrs. o.. y. Naddocks of Belfast IL re
jo,.ing over the recovery 81 pen and
,enholdsr which had teea LDst nearly ~
years. When she Was seven years OF age
her father gave her steel pen and re-
serslble Jspanned pen-holder, steel pess
teinx quite rare st that time. With them
~ise srote her name In her little Bible,
togetiss With the date, Dec. u, lsi0, US
Ing ink made by her mother from maple
bark and sopreras. The pen was put
away In bureau drawer aud when next
wanted eoald not be fosod. This fall In
overhauling the bureau IL wss found In
crack In one Of the bureau drawers
where IL had lain for over half century.
The pen IL stamped "Herts a son,
school pen Ne. ~ and IL very smooth
waking.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
STATE or MAINE.

On Il. ios,o' ss ,. ,i,.os. o~lsrsi ,h., .e.lss
10 Eissn 20 81 veiseas ihtsry.tri ~ causing. .
eopy % thls erlsr N u pabishci tve we'd.
PaTis, IN ssid County. the isss pablieatien 70 -
ssven dare q lsass bsfsre Court Of ipsolveney
70 10 hill 81 Parts. In sa,d Ceasty. 90 The il.t
day u NosesLsr. 4. ID. isst. % . 4. y. % which
S Wy u! prayer q al pss,.los 'Sssid ~
Xnscss NJ AAsd AL shs ssal ss aid Cesss,
!: "a E. :: e: !. ss S:'.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
ntat AND rHsat.

The governor 90 FLORIDA declares that
the Observation-Disclosures prize light
hall not take place In that state. " he
has 10 convene the legislature to stop ".
II l. matter ~ history that the govern
or ~ FLORIDA declared on previous &C.
cAslon that certain noted hxht should
not take plscc In that state under any
clrvumstsnce., but despite hi best en-
deayors the match MAS pulled Oh In
floridA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
ACME PUMPKINS.

Eiifov Demoeruf:
Inquiries have ben made rsspectiag
he isrgs pumpkinsi exhibited Of ths
county fsIr. ] would say that In order.
Ing SONS flower ssssis last spring Of M.
l.. W. 0oodell Of Psnsy Park, Dwight,
Msss.. also ordered . packet Of pump
kin seeds, the Jumbo.
On opening the packet I WAS disap-
pointed. There were ave or six seeds,
bot none of them looked % though they
we're good. plantcd them, however,
and two Of the secsis came up. ] gave
them no extra dressing OF care, not even
cutting on the runners.
On one Of Tho vines thcrc were two
pumpkins, weighing respectively, 80 aud
10 lbs., making 100 ibs. On the other,
the long green ones, there were i've
pumpkins, weighing ~ follows: rs, II.
30, 10 and II lbs, making III lbs.-ttj
lbs. from the two vinea. Had ] given
them special care the yield would doubt
less have been much greater.
\. ID. RICHARDSON.
Hebron, Oct. II, 1894.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
A PnOstEv ron the eovs.

Atcwp votes TO rsjse cleo Tor chsri-
table object. The valuation Of said town
b s3so,O00. The tsx ASsessed v two
ssnts on dollar. What dos thiS extra
600 increase The taxes NJ . msu that IL
assessed on e30Oo, The arst boy under
Is years Of Are who sends the correct
answer to this problem VII re.lve
good clothes brush BY mall. Address
answers 70 "brushss", Dsckneld, kalns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
Rs.fsri. ssps. q. ia.

. Tn :ss.srisss .srssy i've: ,ps.l.s .es,ss
a. jsdss q fyIsis isssSs Csssly Of osiSrl
=: 80 80. 1901. = ~ ss' Of xi'ss'n1 OF
JULIA %, cAKfEH. sss Of Pahs.
u said Coasty. deosasei. ~ giving besd - Ne
s'. :: ~, ss:,: 3 81 - :. y'. :s:
aSi 8. ssS !. sss .sli Az Fl 3 70 s:asr..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
MORE OXFORD BEARS.

Brsis hasn't been heard from much In
ths stonehAsa mountain region this fall;
nevertheless. IN has hseu there and has
been pursued. Wesley Adams OF stone
ham has captured three this fall, and al
together eight have been killed 10 that
vicinity In the course Of The last four OF
I've weeks.
There IL also other large game In that
locality. Three deer were brought Into
East SsosshAn Monday uorainG, the
1Nh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
A""' copy aISnRr d. PARK. Register.

Paris, within AMI fsr the County % Osfori. on
the thlri TUESDAY ~ ut, 4. u. LOO
I'm the petl,ion ~ JpskpW " tDLUl sinr.
% The s.tats % WILLIAM fIiiNNE, late
of Rumfari. In ALI Coanty. decreased, pray
tais bel xins ~ .ali estate anil de-srtsi In his
p.sition on nIe In the Probste once.
OHpkRED, That all petitioner give notice u
all I<r-ons intsr.stesi by causing . copy OF thi.
orisr ~ 10 pabli.sei three weeks socc.-si,eiy
In ti.s Otfori pemoerat. printe.i ~ Paris, that
lhsy may appear at Q Prolsie Court b. be bell
at fars on tie thiri TUESDAY ~ Nov. neat. AZ
nine osios / In the fsrveoon, AMI shaw cause, ~
any thy have. shy The same shoahi mo- be
Trsbtei. - -,
A true copy-aile-t :
AIBEHT ID. PARK, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23

The Gar % all the i,usslAs IA On his
death t.,i, u indeed h. has not already
DEPARTED Zoe another empire. What
will D. the character % hi. Successors
rcigns Upon that defends vastly more
~ the progress % civilization than upon
the personality or character Of the next
-oyerelsn Of treat Britain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23

Paris, within AIT for the County ~ oxford. ON
The thiri Tuesday 81 Oct,, A. ". i-s.
,pn tss petition % Ida NJ. Iisali. widow ~
JOSIAH lIEALD. late of Lowell In sati county
,iecs ACT prayinx that Der dover nav - .el cut
10 her from the real estate ~ ssii deeeAsei;
OkpsRtD, that thu ssii petiionsr give botiee
IA all persons istsrv-ssi by causing q copy of
this or,ler ~ ls Published three week. saoces
si,ely In the Onfori DsmorIai Ptintesi Al fsns,
that ihsy NAV appsaf al q Probate Court " 10
he'll at Part. I'm sAii County, on The thiri Tues
day of No, next. st nine 81 the clok IN the fore.
noon, aud show cause, N any they have. Why
the same should not ~ Frsntrst.
Gk0. A. WILSON. judge.
true copy-Attest -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
,.,,,. n A..,.... Or NJ. App.,.,...,

Al Disnsli, In the County % Oifori AMI
stats of Maine. the l'th day % oct i-t.
Tls under.isnef hereby gi,es notice Of his ap.
palntmsnt - Assignee of the insolyeBt estate Of
kRANK sTAktEi u DiIasii, In said County o.
Insolsent upon his pstition by the Court of in.
solssney Coz aid Cornty Of Orfori.
JOsiN q. TRAsk. Assignee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23

Nudacioas aud successful train rob
hing has heretofore seemed Ia smack OF
IN. Mild and wooley West but the recen,
holding up of q train within a fe~ miles
of Washington. by agsnx Who secGreds
large amount % plumber, brings IL III
lie nearer our doors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23

lone wear 20 Pensions; 4 Saving %
over s3s.G0,ugJ In Twelve Month"
that l. the Kind Of heading that the
D,mocraiic organs han. out Ia attract
attention. such headings speak volumes
Tor the administration, and require no
comment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23

An exchange reports the return ofS
party 10 i've Including the editor, from
stNo weeks hunting trip With i've
der. but II Il conscientiously added
thai the expedition psrtook more 81 the
nature % walking contest than Of =
shooting match.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23

The be-, msiority In the next house Of
Representatives that can be figured oui
Al Democratic headquarters Il six. with
IN. present condition ~ things political,
that's pr,ttv narrow margin Ia "gO
aud come GU
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
ANGLE COrlks.

sinh. C.,,,,e. % the tsmesrst ar, feur cent,
..sh- rhsy xill ~ mAils.i On rscsirtoi pr'.s ny
a.. ahli.lsr- OF Coz ths os.nNenlsncs 81 p<irsn-
i..a ,.,.l.. 81 % esr \ i.sus have i-ssn s<si~e
-. "A an. f,,llo~inE plsrs- In M Ccunty
50 I.r,. ~tur,stsnt'. Drug >toro.
Shartsr-s prus storv-
N.r~.x Noys-' Drug ~toro-
n..le.l Alfr,-l sols. fo-t1as-tfr
sryebarE. n. ~ S~hs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23

The queen % the Hawaiian Islands
was a short time since reported insane.
n Was aid that he had shut herself az
and VAS visible 10 nobody. Later re-
ports indicate that she Was simply hat
ing herself.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23

The loss to manufacturer and em-
ploye. on account Of the fAn River
strike l. estimated AZ = million aud
half Ia date. Md the mill owners
seem 10 hsy, got more advantage out OF
Il than the operatives.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
DEAFNESS cANNoT eC CURED

by iccal applications, - hey easscs reseh ths
dlscasci portion of NE ear. Thew u oaiy ose
tioaal rvwcties. Deafpe>s " oAascst by an tn
hamei o,nsiitiea Of the macoas lining ef The
Eustsrhtan Tuhs. when this tul-e gess inh ame-i
yoa have rumblins soust er imv~rfest hear
NE rvsai. AMI unicss The in6ammation osa ~
takes eut ami this tuhe vestorv-i " Ne normal
osasiitioo. heanss wiii 10 destroyed foreser
nise races out ef tsn Ase saasri by eatarrh
Which is ncthins but an iaha@s.i o"edi'ien al
The muooas suffAoes.
We viii 1--WE Ope ilnpdrri Dollars Toe any
osss of deafness loau-esi by eatarrhl that can
ses te eurri by Halls Catarh Cure. send fof
y. }. CHENEY . Co. Tols.io. o.
ss-soi by Druggists. ~.
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Inl sscoNo WIZ or COURT.

A LARGE amsr o. CRIMINAL susxxss
GROUND our.--rnE USUAL AMOUNT
ov MATRIMONIAL iNvELicfrr. = ma
VERDICT AGAINST NORWAY.
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The New York sun refuses 10 support
the Tsmmany candidate Tor mayor.
something must BE- badly out of joint
when rsmmauy puts up q esnddste
that the sun can't support.
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A true copy -.,,e.. : - -.
ALBEIT u. Park. Register.

oxIDpD. ...-Ata Court % Probate he'll Al
Parts within AMI fot The County Of DtfOrl.
on the thiri TUESDAY % OF. a. n. l-s
tn the pstiiloa ~ WA. WoSisum, simr. 81
the e.slts 20 HIM. y. WAttp>, sts "t refe.
IA s.Ii AMI convey certain real estate tslonshE
io saii estate sol de.cribsi In his pstition on
nle In The probate once.
ORDERED, That .sli Istitioosr give notice "
al person. inisv-tei. by causing copy ~ thi.
otist Ia he pubnsbe.i thrts weeks snose-siSely
in tie Osford usmo-.rat. pfini.si Al Paris. that
They may spisar 81 Court offrotsis " We bell
st fan..l In saii County, on the thiri TUESDAY ol
Nov. newt, 81 nine oslcsk In the fornoon. AMI
show eaa-~, II any they have, Why The sane
shouki mol bs srsntsi.
A true eopy-stie.t :
ALBERr %. PARK, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-23
NOTICE or FORECLOSURES.

Whereas. Aarva J. Abbott. lsie Of Ramfori,
dsssasei. by biz nestfass DECD .iatsi Ne third
day sf ileceslss. a. D. iss<. asi rveeriei In ths
ssnssy. 49, : ~ ~ usss"isssa ss.s.is ~,
eel NJ rial estste sisusiet On numford. aforessk,
In said County ef Osferi. ssd lsessd~t ant do
scrihs-i ~ follsvs. ~ visi Ihe h.meseeasi fArn
,. Ahl'oit. Birs On NE esst side u Ellis rive!
asi The sanse prssslses BOW ereapsct by me asd
more fully desrnbed In Ne above namet mort
ssrs de-, i.s', , ? y IA - ,sa TO o;nss
Whereas he csndisioa Of sai.i mortgage has besn
br,ksa. ssv thsssfsss. ~ rcases % The brraeh
% iks cosdiiisa tAsrssf fclaia foreeIessre q
-. OLIVE b. DILLISonAx.
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Bonn.

Ia Canton. OCT. u. N ,is vile Of nsoola
iieise. . s,a.
uosd, q daughter.