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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
SOUTH PARIS.

n took t~o truant officers anil seven
boys to catch = trusnt scholar from Ner-
way here the other day. After an ex-
citing chase the hoy wss captured, hat
he did not propose tn go another step.
and so the oiiiecrs had 10 tshe him NJ
and carry him % the carriage.
Amos Rir,i has parvhsset The Henson
swett farm, Que mile south of the VII
agc. aud has moved On To u the past
week.
Addrr.s your South Paris locals Ia
box Isl. south Paris, aud they Will b.
promptly Forwarded. All commanlcs-
lions Tor the Democrat shoald be lett ii
the post office by sunday night at q
O'Clock.
Advertised letters, April lat, foe; a.
Allen, Mrs. plAnths Aldrieh, Mrs. Hsr-
vey Andrews.
Al the special me~ting of the scath
Paris village corporation, u. ". itolster
vas elc,tci chicf engineer In place OF
y. ". Bonney, resigned. u ~as vot~i
In place one additional light on high
street and one on Myrtle street.
Eva Richardson and Hose SWEET have
gone 10 kent's nm, where they viii at
tend the spring term Of the Maine Wes-
leysn seminary.
". A. Porter had hls scis fountain
BADLY damaged while moving u from the
depot last Monday, 80 that II had To b.
returned Ia Boston tor rrpsirs.
Mrs.. Ann smith, widow of thu late
Robert m. smith. died last Monday ~
the advanced Az of 80 years, = month.
and u DAYS. She ~as without doab,
the oldest person In the county. she
had been able To be about the house
until few weeks h-forc her death.
We noticed Judge pceriug and Alvin
Iicc In the store the other day taking
over the ga.-i Ds@ecrtfls tlnsss. Tbs
Judge says he has wintercd ~ell aud
hopes to live Ia see the administration
changed, which he u sure will ~ AZ thc
next presidential election.
oxford County Pomona Grange vii
meet with South Paris Grange next
Tuesday. April III.
spauldlng's SASS Bell Ringers vii
visit us Wednesday evening, April 9TH
This L. q first-clsss troupe aud Away.
draws a good house. We heps they " Nj
this time.
IN. south Pari. minstrel. drew q
crowded house last Friday night. Ever,
one Vas surprised a. sell a. pless"i
With the entertainment. II u seldom
that we seq such tslen, displayed by
boys 80 Young. the oldest bein. only
fourteen year. OLD and the Youngest ten
The song my Little Red Jmbr.lls," b,
Ons Of the boys, wss sung In hne It, !,
and brought down the house. They al
rendered their parts scll aud sho~e,
that thew had besn we'll drilled.
in. Chase, who has moved hi. pho
tograph car from oxford Ia Norws,
n,ar the fair grounds, has arranged q
furnish photograph. made BY Jackson
the head finisher a the veil known lam
.on studio II Portland Zoe several years
About thirty teachers appeared fo'
examination AZ the brick school hoa..
saturday. This u about twice the u.as
number for the past fen years. lh'
new broom l. sweeping clean In ths'
/ respect.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
The ART SERIES.

Portfolio No. 10 will appear this ~eel
aud will contain the following photo
graphs;
Drachcnburg, u Modern Castle OF
the Thine.
The Ca.tI. souncck, on the Rhine.
Ehrcnbrritstein.
Bullay and AZ on the Mosel, Ger
many.
BELL Alliance ristt.
Pleasure Garden. Berlin.
The Royal Palace, Chsrlottenburs
Prussia.
The Palace Coblenl, Prussia.
Flower Garden, Cologne, Germany.
Dacsl Palace, brunswick, Germany.
The schlos. Piatr, At Stuttgart, Ger
many.
AmphitbeAtre At Tre,es, Prussia.
Prison Of Socrates, Athens, Greece.
Government House. Honolulu.
Bird'.Eyc View of Honolulu on the
Day Of Revolution. United States
Troop. In Possession Of the Field.
julie. stewards springtime In Venice
Hawaiian Feast.
Amsterdam Gate, Iiaarlem, Holland
Slaughter Of the Ten thousand, iiol'
land.
Palace at Amsterdam, Holland.
Old windmill at Harlem, Holland.
Next week. India and ireland.
now TO DO ir.
Each week cut out the art coupon Ia
the Democrat and send TO ne With ten
cents and you viii receive the art port
folio Of the same number ~ the coupon
you send ne, Of "The World and lie
People by Sunlight" the famous work
Introduced by that noted traveller,
scholar and writer, John Clark Ridpaih,
IL. ID.
Each portfolio will contain 10 pages
and there wIll BE- ~ portfolios. The
whole series will make most valuable
art collection. For your Own pleasure
aud for tie Information OF your children,
YOU should have the complete series,
aud you should seize the opportunity
now. II you are already getting the
Democrat all you have 20 do 10 To save
your coupons and pennies. II you are
not getting the Democrat send ne your
nams and address and the paper ~lli be
sent you for el.9 per year or % cents
for slx months. single copies four cents.
The coupons VIII appear regularly
each week. Look out for them:
ATWOOD q F0RBEs, Publishers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
TALK or THE STATE.

The celebrated moose belonging to VI.
m. Remission of Phillips, has died. This
l. III. animal that has b~en extensively
exhibited throughout New England, and
which va. seen last fall at the Eastern
Msine state fair. Mr.. Remission has ~.
fused several very fancy offers for the
moo.. which he valued at over = thou
sand dollars. IL IL supposed that pncu-
monia Was the cause of the animals
death.
Capt. Denni.ou Of the steamer Frank
Jone. Vas when In command Of 4 gun
boat during the civil war, Que Of the
most successful officers In the navy In
capturing blockade runners. lie recei,-
III quite compliment al one time from
the captain of a captured vessel, who,
when he found out the name Of hi cap
tor, exclaimed; '.Good Heavens! Capt.
Denni.on, are you the only officer In the
.ervlcei For this IL the third time
you've taken me-"
Bangor Commercial: The first Penob-
scot salmon Of the season of ls9i has
been harvested aud nov from Turtle
Head TO Eddington BEND thrill 81 un-
alloyed delight IL chasing itself over the
nervous system of the devotees Of sal
mon fishing, To say nothing OF those of
s,lmon eating. The hrst lordly monarch
of the penobscot waters Vas taken In q
smelt net at sandy Point aud all the
fishermen down there are at work on
their ~elrs To make ready for the first
run Of the hsh.
In the Probate Court nj Bangor, Judge
burgess rendered q decision In the mat
ter Of collateral inheritsnces, ss To
whe,her the 600 exempt by the Law
should be deducted from the estate 40 q
whole ar from each be9uest. lie de-
cided that Il should be deducted from
each bequest. State Assessors Burleigh
aud Potile were present at the hearing.
Acting under their Instructions, County
Attorney Bailey, Who represented the
state In the cases, appealed from the de-
cision, and the case will 90 To the su-
preme Court.
The succulent Scarboro clam may be
allow In his movements but he has work
Ell his way Into fame. There are three
clam factories la Sezrboro. Two Of
them put up clans eight months In q
year and are owned by citizens OF the
town, the other puts up clans i've
months In year and IL owned BY Burn
ham a Morrill, Of Portland. when the
factories are all running they use $50
bushels per day. Ten o;ber parties are
shipping them In the shell by the barrel,
besides thirty men digging and shuck-
Ing them out and shipping them Ia ell
parts of New England.
An alleged poisoning case has crested
q sensation In Biddeford. Dr. Henry
I,eny, q druggist, aged 20, has been
rapidly falling In health the Last few
weeks. An Investigation shows traces
Of srsenlcal poisoning Ia hls system and
that Of his Oldest child. lie left his
wife lsst week, taking his children and
began Q suit for divorce. lie alleges
that his wife administered . solution Of
arsenic In hIs tea. No criminal proved
ings have been commenced against her,
but abe will be placed under arrest u
the doctors condition continues critical.
HE wife makes ABSOLUTE denial Of all
charges against her.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
Ssw ADVERTISEMENTS,

Trsrksrs' ENaminstiun.
goluuais-l.tnsr.' >otics.
>st,us - MEETING 90 tls-rsti.n ~ kaasi.
Notire II rrtitinn fsr ti~rhargv.
~tstsssut Nstioaal ftry ihsaranss O..
tNint prink.
I,t flsrs'. ,.ali.n Ns.iiosl ui-Cosety
IN Cha--. fhuts-xtsphsr
4 " ~wan Atu.
a. Nnu Nssst faiutf
4 4 isnls.
Mantssi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
NORWAY.

There haa beeu large attendance al
the Norway MasicipAi Court Tho past
week.
u. II. Ssiles Vas ut Augusta we,ises'
day sad Thurssiay of this week.
A. x. llsrrick. Esq, stopped nj the
Kim House during the week.
slmcon Hartman has gone Into part
uer.hip With A. r. bennett. Tho hrul
name vii be Bennett a Hartman.
Mrs.. Georgia Packard Andrews 's
tending store Zoe ". r. Libby during her
absence In New York.
n. N. weIeh, foreman of the cutting
department of d. y. sp,uney q Co.'s
factory la this place, has given up hls
lob snd rvturnet To Lynn.
John Callahan enjoyed Easter with
his family ct lynn.
George Wallace u sgsin In town after
q few months absence nj the Bermudas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silss nurnhsm of iin-
coin, Neb., enloyci u few days In town
re,~utiy.
Rev. J. u. Roberts has bern engaged
by Harry gust rost To deliver the me-
mortal dsy address In this village Me-
mortal bay.
Irving I.oripg .isrted Tuesday, FOE Bsl-
tinlsr~. Nd. where he ~ill join his Ia
ther, Capt. nerj. Ioring, aud ship viii
him a. iir.t mate for = trip to South
America. Mr.. lrring, Jr., has bern ."
sea several trips before.
Mrs. 4. u. Lowell ot Yarmouth, IL
visiting st Mr.. n. W. I,obinsoaf.
IN. concert at the Congwgstionalist
church sunday evening Was appreciated
by large audience. The church ~a.
crowded. Excellent music. The many
recltstions aud the pastors remarks
acre all that could be- expected.
The unl,ersallst Circle and friends
Will he supplied With u first class sup
pr at Canccrt Hall, Tuesday evening ny
the young men. The supper Will be fol
lo~cd by = promenade.
We understand that Mrs. w. w
rwombly thinks OF returning With hcI
husband To Worcester, Mass.
samuel n. Hayden ot Auburn Vas 10
to~n Sunday. lie reports business
good.
sp-,lsI meetings will be held Of th'
,e.iry 10 the Congrcg ationalist church
rue-d.y. "Wednesday, Thursday aud frl
day evenings. Rev. George VI. Hove al
lewiston viii conduct some of the mee,
lng..
lie officers and committee 81 the Nor
Way Liberal Institute aud High sehoo
Alumni Association src making all nee
e..sry arrangements for the annual ne-'
ing.
special train and one fare for roan,
trip To Venus" Tuesday, April l0h
from Norway and way stations.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
DIED..

In Hartford. Mar. 8. Mrs.. Cynthia A, sifs
~ wv. q. knapp. SGT g. yesr..
On North Nevusy, Mar. q. Arm u. Desno
Asct u yeafs aai mosth.,
In NervsN Mar. >. E,slys Nay. iafan.
dsaShs~r 81 W. ssi Mr.. j.-sph y. sssv. ss~i
10 isssasi. MAJ * Grsr n Nsrril. .sci 81
YEAR,,
In Lowell. Mar. q. IIsary nichols. sgd o
year..
Ia Parts. Mar %. xlssls n. Asir~.. srcI
IN ns,hsl. Mar %. Mrs.. sophia s~ss. sx~' q
years as.i mesths.
In Rartlssi. Msr. o.. Rs,. q, = rr'pp, yeans
ess .oa ~ the late Rev. John ripp Of hsbro~
ss-i e year.
la rsr,., Mar. o, Mr.. Ana saith. ss~i D
years. y mosth. sbi ltdays.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03

\ Cornell student refuses 10 tell What
b. knoss shpat the chlorine poi.-
oulng scrap@, and has spent some time
w ~ fot csntempt. lie will not take
tie grOund that Ia answer the questions
Nould crimlnste him, bat simply refuses
g. answsr-it j. assumed because he
does not want 20 criminate hls fellcs-
students. There i something Ia Admire
about such a coarse, nevertheless u u
based upon a false and antiquaisl code
~ honor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
NORWAY. NAM. March. isei

MR. wA a. LEAVIrr;
Dear >ir,-Tb. Johns Asbestos Paints
bought of you Last season To be applied
10 the Norway High School Builtings
WAS the most satisfactory purchases IN
the paint line ever made. We bought
what We supposed was necessary Tor one
coat and before u was used up ne had
painted the balldings two coats, whleh
made direct saving of the material
for ooe extra coat. Yours,
A. l.. y. Pix.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
LAW COURT DECISION.

The following decision Ia an oxford
County ease has becp rendered by ths
Law court
Jsns- Faisaxis ". rhs VIII River Laahs'
60.
Rs-eritt. by Iaixs wstsa.--lt }. IN opinisf
Of ths e,saft that ne Viii River Lamlsr Com
tany cann.t - rvgariesi a. ltsilrysfi tom pan )
within the meaning - ths statute shhh mase-
stssh 4 ssfnpanie- nahls o. psy ~ lstorvrs em
t,i,gs.i b. e.sutraftor. n wa- nj orsanite.i a.
. Railroad Company. ant u y~--ss-s- nsns u
al. i.tinFui.hing eharsetsri-tic- ~ kAilr,ssl
Iaupsny. True. n Ia. oonstrustest q piess ~
raiiT,..d on a. osn and o. fafiitais ~ hunter
lnz o,.rFatisn.. Hut this NJ morv msks-
Railr,zal Company. sithin The meaning ~ N
ststuts. than the con.truetion 81 a can IN shEt
o. fss~i ant h-iEc "a hhorvr- souh make II
Iiot~l Cotnpsny.
Iusisussnt Doe isfensiaut
Lssnsy fsF plAiRud. ii~Trisk fsrk fOr lie
fensiant
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
NlM PosIMAs1ERs.

u. W. Woodward has been appointed
postmaster at Gllh-rtyille, vice Oscar
Chllds, removed.
N. Blake has been appointed post.
master az welehyill-, vice Roscoe y.
>t-plss, removed.
Al j. Rove has been appointed post
mssier at Norway, vice l.. l. Bartlett.
Mr.. i.Ose MAS postmaster during tleye-
lands first administration.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
MARRIED.

In vvysharr. Mar. 20. by Rev. n n, stsss,
vr~.i ". rissr~s s"i Ar,iils s'orie". b"sh 81
trysbars.
IL s.eshas., y. o.. Mar. u. by Re,. n Rsss.
y. W. Css~sii ef Asbsrs. asd iisstis A. rsrnsf
OF hsskastt.
In Nervsy, Msr is. by R~v. ,. 90 Rsl>.t..
RseJasain n Hleha ri.sa of Norway, and tdith
A, fiasrve ~ Waterford.
On he<hsi. Mar. u. by Rev. " y. rstsii.
Gseryr ". Mery Asi NrsL Cora u. Cisih. s"sh
IN Esst sumner. Mar -. by ". %. EA.tman,
tsa-. Mr. Perky u. knet ef Peru AMI hi..
Isssna n. Msfrt.on of ssmssr.
In eertrr. MAJ. ~. by Me-. Henry rsises
Mics Elia .. Lori ef Porter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
FAIRS.

The Oxford County Agricultural
society will hold hs tiiiy-.econd exhl.
hltIon on Tuesday, Wednesday aud
Thursday, September u, ~ and -, isei,
The premium list IL ou:. IL has few
changes from previous lists. The nun
her 81 premiams for grange exhibit. J.
Increased To i've, ranging from SD TO
81.
The Oxford North Agricultural soeie-
sy viii hold its fair &C Andoyer on the
10Th sud 9Th Of s~ptsmbsr, "Wednesday
aud Thursday. Its premium list IL also
tsssaed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03

In rry.ssrr. Mar. Is. 70 IN. wife Of G.ous
Warrea. o taashssr
In south rsrs, Mar. q. N The vife ef John
g,ervtt, . dasrhier. [Martca JessphineJ
On Paris. Mar. n. to The vife of Frrt j.
Tvitchei. o daashtsr. !.
10 Norway. Mar. u. N the wits % Jo-sph >
A. Dsrtee, o sss. tiIarvy y.
In Nsvvsy. hss. ~. W ths vito ef ". Dssssl
ssaith, o dauThsrr. .
n, J. Biiinrs. daughter.
In Rrysscs Pesa. Mar .. IN Nh ~ife of rw.'
Ciark Severance, q con.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
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pARis.
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q. %. 1easr 70 \. }. stinehneh'. IN
rsRu.
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voopsrocE.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
soUrn PARIS SAVINGS BANK

At the snnual corporation meeting OF
the south Paris saving. Bank held a,
IL. banking rooms last Thursday ths
following board % trustees VAS elected
Alya shuusf,
Nm. 4 fruthingham,
Nm. y. fhssfnas.
tIsnry D. Hsmm.nd.
paytsn Booster.
NilliArn NhcsleT,
Geofes ". AtscSi.
John b flummer,
Jo-sph A. ksnnsy.
The trustees elected officers a. follows
Avs >hurtisf Pr,-idsnt.
Va. 4 fuuthiuEhAul. Nice fre.hisnt
Gso. 4. Wilson, Trva-arvr
- FAR a. th. bond market has beeu
affected BY the general financial panic
and business depression, this bank ha.
been fortunate In IL. Investments ana IL.
securiiie. are found In good condition.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
Aas wt AS SLACK AS PAINTED

oxford County surely IL sn in,itlng
field for missionary work ~ the variety
that purihes the heart aud cOrrects the
moral. % IN. people. II Isn't the ylriu-
Gus oxford 81 the olien time. The
criminal trials IL few weeks ago ar,
nov followed by another murder case,
up In the rrgion Of Bethel which Will
.con engage the attention of the courts.
whlihsr are We driftings
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03

Another plank % IN. Democratic plat
FIRM has Crumhled. II u decidei that The
party Won't undertake 10 re-estshlish
si,ts tanks a. the platform demands.
n l. hscomlng more and more apparent
that that platform wasn't built TO stand
ufuon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
AN OFFICER IN the THIaTv-fiasr

AN oFFicER IN the THIRTV-FiRsT'
Editor Dvmocraf:
Your article In last issue In regard IA
the Thlrty-nrst Maine Volunteer was 70
celved With special Interest here, % our
friend aud townsman. LIEUT.. Q. %. Pen
dexter, served with the regiment from
muster In until muster out. lie com
mepced % = "raw" private, and Was
wounded and captured July 30th, while
In command Of Go. Of the regiment,
the Only company On record during the
war whose original comuissloped on
Gers were all killed within thrss months
from date Of leaving stats.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03

President Cleveland has beccme 81
American that b. has Incurred the de
pleasure 81 the London Times. This ).
because ~ the presidents efforts To-
ward establishing q Coaling station Ia
Hawaii. Don't know how Mr.. Cleveland
feels about the ccnsure ~ the Times, bu'
hc ought 20 feel immensely complainant
"A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
RAN aOAD IAlsS-

The total amount of the state r,ilroad
tax assessed for thi. year IL siG5, G5i, an
Increase over last year Of 81, 10. The
Maine C.utral Il assessed ss0,lGt; the
Grand Trunk, sli,il9; the Portland aud
Iumford fsll.. s9iG.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03

EocEland will ss-ou b. blessed With a
galaxy % heavenly bodies In the news
papsr line. The daily >un has bs~n
shining for two weeks nov, and during
the present week will spp-ar q ucN
morning star The sun has the advsn-
tsgr of the combinrd lsbors 10 ". a..
Fullsr. Jr, aud llcrhcrt ". Lord, tNo 20
m. brightest newspaper meu ~ the
state. Both ~ them we're some YEAR,
ago lei sstray by ;he glitter Of Western
aud southern bonm-, bat after little
sd sxpcrienc. both returned Ia the path
~ rvytituds aud Eockand. Everybody
Knows that they will make "a daily pa
Tor o. swear By, aud ~ Ear the psp"r
itself has confirmed that know le,igv.
The sun In advance extends the frsisrnsl
hand Ia It. future rival the star. but
quietly ANNOUNCES that u doesn't pro-
I.o.e 20 l0-e the field. which u has been
prepared to cutter whenever the time was
rips for n. The star. sccOr'iing "a indi-
cations. will start In With . good back
ing. bat Il will tnd " hard 10 overcome
the prestige ~ the >un.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03

Mr.. Davies. thu representative Of
Hawaiian ROYALTY, called on >ccr,tsry
Gresham the other dsy. and fognd the
secretary ten busy % receive him. Ihs
SECRETARY has heard from the people
within the last few months, bat u was
rather unhsnd.ome not to allow NJ.
Dawes Ia come In and express his
thanks for the unsucccssful efforts In
bshAlf II Queen III.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03

siasls Capls. ~ tn psssosrst sFe bar cs.s.
seA rhsy ~tll ~ wsilsri On rvsstpt u pries ~
An. uhn.hsr- 90 fs,r ths c.sneenienes II pstryn-
stn.ls catle. u IL essh l--as have tssa plsrei On
90. A the fs,liostnE plsrs- In ~ toanty
~.uth PARA t.srry's prax ~tnrs.
~hurtsrs hug ~tore.
Nsr~sv >sye-' pruE >tsre.
H.k0.ki Alfre.f Cols. Postmaster.
fryeburx. Az, Ls~t-. insarshos UNIV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03

Public opinion as expressed by orgsn-
ilrd bodies Il good deal more severe
upon Brsckinridgv than Il i upon Mis-
Pollard That j. right, 20 even thing
az. Tor everybody knows that pablic
opinion In general will forgive aud al
mott forget Brcckiuridgc's sin, while Ia
the case Of Miss Pollard Il will do nciih-
tr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03

:" ., Maine. ire ,iss DAY ~ SsDs <. b. 10
IL .ads..l.n:i ssrssy si,es nssses Of be
efTEON A. NEwIAN. ef Disasbi. In th>
Couaty Of Oyfori. lneoivest petsos. who he's
hen decisrri iasoivess uvos he pssitioa By
Ne Casrs Of Isse'vssey Tor said Cesssy Of
JOHN \. rRAsK, Assis,ss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03

The rccsnt well authenticated re-
port % the birth % quintuplc,s IN .
fennsylVsnis family grew cut 90 ihs
statement that there were live small
children" In a family which had applied
o. the Oyerse,rs % the poor tor aid.
such i rumor and so Il grows.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03
rtRs AND THERE.

The famous oil kearsargr has hccn
burned to make a Caribbean holiday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03

The courts support Governor Waite
"a Colorado. and " went ~ neces-ary
f,r him az the Colorado militia, or the
United state. trUoP- In Made In bl"od %
the brides.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03

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CO. On =; ~ ' Sssos Mn 4. = I.s.ss, x
Of The sslate of AhMi q DECOsrEk, laie
Of Hartford IN said County Of Oxford. decsssei,
pnying Coz iresss " ell and coavey csrsAis nsel
ksssis lslonunE y ssh esss.s asd dsssrtbei IN
OiDElED. ThAi Ne said pesisieser sivs pesics
70 eli psrsoas insesssesf, b. censing % abssr.es
Of his pssisi0a. with this erter tksrpsn, - 10
pablisA;si thrss wesks ssccessivsiy IN ~ Or
.s I'D cssssy, ss., ~ ssy .vpssr = frsS.ss
CosrS, 70 - ksh q Para. % d Third Tuesday,
ef phi sszt Il siss e'eiask - ~ ssrsssse. ED
shsy sssss ifs.y 'Asy lave. Why ~ sa.s skss'a
os0soE A. WILSON. Jsass.
zESEEr D. PARK. Hsslsssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03

rsxss -sils year n pail strictly 10 s.l,.s"s'
O<hsr~i-s siss year. sissls espss- esnss'
Apxssrt.s~s~vs An iexsl s.ivert,-s"srts are
stsss thres consecutive tn-sftioo- Zoe eis ~
inrh IN Asnxth % columa. ~tcisl contracts
ussis Win ieAl. transient anil yeArv siserus
Jss ruf~rt~a ,-~s~ typs. t>-t prc>-es. ssssm
N-svsr. exp<rtsar>-l verk ne. sn.t es pftss-
eoa,blss ~ maze M. dspsrsmsai VI oar es-i
nc-s eompsts AL pcpulsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-04-03

President Cleveland has again Justified
his reputation for back bobs by yetolng
the ssignorage bill-th. bin "a coin q
Vaeuum-nO outstanding the enormous
pressure brought upon him "a sigu H..
II J. needless 90 ssy that he course gives
joy % al believers In honest money, aud
calls down upon his head the unbounded
wrath If the silysrite-. A. msjority
of the Democratic party are In favor III
free silver. the presidents course has
threatened a. make serious discussion In
hls own party. but his duty Ia country
would not allow him "a sign the bill.
lie put statesmsnship above politics