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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-01-16
M. T. WILDER, Sec'y.
MEDICINE FOR Farm ANIMALS.

A writer in the American AgricuI-
turist recommends wood ashes as a
valuable medicine for farm animals.
After a large experience of twenty
years in raising swine he finds that his
herds are most efectually protected
from hog cholera by keeping wood
ashes, rich in charcoal, mixed with
salt, constantly before them in a Gov
cred box, with holes near the bottom.
The hogs work the mixture out through
these holes as fast as they want it.
The idea of this writer is apparently
good. The phosphates which enter
into the composition of wood ashes are
doubtless excellent germicides. Ami
mails inoculated with the bacilli of
Asiatic cholera by means of infected
food survive the experiment because
the germs are killed or rendered in
operative by the gastric juice. And it
is well known that the power Of both
men and animals to resist almost any
kind of infection is increased by
strengthening the acids of the stom-
ach. The writer referred to has found
that thu best condition powder is a
mixture of three parts of wood ashes
to one of salt.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-01-16
PANIC STILL ON AT GAsToNIA.

GAsToNIA, N. g.. Jan. 8, "a.
Mr.. EDIToR:-An old darkey took a
hog to Gastonia to sell. The panic was
so high he could not ind buyer in
a town of 1000 people, so he had to
bring his hog back home.
PORTup HOTTANn
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-01-16
WHO SHOULD KEEP POULTRY

PORTER HOLLAND.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-01-16

OF all years this is the year for farm
ers to read reform papers and get ready
to save the country. If another pluto
cratic Congress is elected this fall the
Jig will be up.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

The July Issue of the Dellneator,
which l. called the midsummer number,
begins a new volume With q most At.
trscti,e table of contents. The styles
displayed are seasonable aud, therefore,
picturesque aud graceful. and the fancy
work will please the most fastidiou'
summer maid or matron. The opening
chapter ON the voice, by the author al
the Delsarte system of Physical Culture
will interest . large class 10 readers, and
most fascinating home employment II
provided In the first Of series of illus.
tratcd papers an florcntine Iron Work
The college article for the month IL A
Girls Life and Work at Wellesley, and
an expert writes on Telegrsphy AZ an
Employment for Women. The Daugh'
ter's Friend. IL the subject Of the article
In the Mother and Daughter series. and
some salutary advice on Bathing IL Civ
en- In the chapter on wise Living. A
novel entertainment In the shape Of Z
Fan Party IL described, the ceremonial
for q SIX and Leather Wedding IL given
and there IL Also q seasonable paper on
Picnic Giving. Flower Making IL spe.
cially considered In the uses of Crepe and
Tissue Papers, and further Instruction
!. given on How Ia Serve Small frults
The Illustrated papers on knitting, Net
ting. Tatiing and Circulating are a. at
trsctive s usual, and the bright talk,
Around the Tea Table, and . review al
the Newest Books completes very enter
tanning number. The subscription prics
81 the Dellneator Il One Dollar . year
single copies. Fifteen Cents. Publisbe,
by the iutterick Publishing Company
Limited. New York, and for salc b,
Local Agents and New sdealers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
OBITUARY.
rgA>CIs u. WHITMAN.

This well-kno~n man died st Norway
lake, Maine, Thursday. June .th, Aftsr
q weeks Illness. The funeral services
were held the following Monday, and De
was laid To rest In the family lot al
"Rustield."
lie va. the only child of Levi aud
Mercy A. whitman, and Was born on
Christmas day, lsti, In Norway village,
where for over my years his father
practlcsd law. In October, 1871, he
married Martha Maybury of Otisfield,
Who, with their two daughters, survives
him.
Though he lived for many years la
Harrison, he resided In Norway more
than half Of his life, and Was always
closely identified with the Interests III
the latter place. After selling the sum
init Mineral Spring and property con.
nected With II where he lived 40 long,
he became something Of cosmopolitan,
attending To his business affairs la va
rious towns In Oxford and Cumberland
Counties, and always Journeying Slth
his faithful horse. Good old salina,
may thy summers rest In green pas
lures be Ia thee, la some degree, COM
pensation for the loss Of the kind mas
ter thou lookest for In vain.
OF a family famous for lie Intellect
uality and scholarly Attainments, his
father aud grandfather having been
graduates Of Harvard, Mr.. whitman
proved himself worthy of his distinguish
Ell name, possessing the true aristocracy
Of birth and breeding which made him
the gentleman he was. OF a retiring
character, he did not court publicity |;
though had he chosen his great ability
would have won him laurels In public
life. Holding his own convictions with
great tenacity, he WAS tolerant Of the
opinion Of Others. and never gave offence
by forcing his views upon people who
might differ with him. OF quick obser-
walton and wonderful memory, he had
always at command = fund Of Informs
ton and humor which made him the
entertaining companion Of young and
old. Children fondled him, youth found
la him . ready friend and helper, and
every one Of true worth admired his
sterling integrity and kindn-ss Of heart.
None more quickly than he discovered
the real good under the rough exterior,
OF detected the sham which might deceive
. less close observer of human nature.
lie was always ''the same In home,
street, capitol, ever the simple, manly
man." To his friends, "as constant AZ
the northern star" Ills quiet determln-
alton, courage, hops and patience, en-
abled him To appear 40 unmoved during
the trials Of life, ~ when he lay before
Ne With the stamp Of the great angel up
on his brow.
Though during his nlness he made .
brave fight for health, when the final
summons came, with brain undlmmed,
he passed from our mortal ken a. peace
fully and calmly a. u failing Into .
pleasant sleep.
Dear friend, goodbye! And may the
remembrance OF your true, tender, cour-
ageous life influence Ne 10 DO a. true,
tender and brave ~ thou vast, In life
and In death. AS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
plsrRIcr LODGE Lo.O.u.


The quarterly session of oxford Dis
trict Lodge, I. ~. q. r., met With Glen
dale Lodge, West l'cru, June 18Th. Nin'
lodges we're represented With IL mem
bcrs present. The District Lodge de
gr-e Was conferred on IL candidates. A
deep Interest Ia the order Was manifested
through the entire session. 4 most ex'
cellent public meeting Was held In tbs
evening, from which much good mus
result.
The following resolutions were pre-.
s.nted aud adopted:
Resolved, That IL l. the opinion Of TIL.
District Lodge, assembled this day, that
a deeper interest must .oou he shown
In the work % our order, or Good Ten
plary will be among the things that
we're.
That our presiding aud financial 90.
hcers must BE- members Who will ia
every duty mentioned la their obliga.
tion:
That IA. management IL the order In
each district must be Entrusted To the
district officers, aud their expenses paid
cut Of the grand, district aud subordi-
nate treasury;
That any neglect In the dlscharge Of
duty of any officer or member endAngers
the life, comfort and happiness of the
people.
That while IL !. our duty to do all Ne
eau Ia suppress. the traffic Ia intoxicants,
We hold our membership responsible Tor
the proper, intelligent and correct In
struction Of the rising generation ~ tn
the awful scoarge, inte'uperance;
That Juvenile Templary lays the
foundation stones Of firm, rvliable and
inylncible moral character;
That IL IL the duty of every Good
Templsr 10 help sustain . Juvenile tenn
pie by prcept and example In the CON-
munlty where he or she resides, II there
are ten children Who can be Induced 10
tale the qusdruple pledge;
That our young men aud women are
fast becomlng the victims of the saloon
lists Of our country;
That the time has come when our gov
eminent should lexislste against the
distilling Of liquors and adopt prohibit
tiou.
Rsv. VI. X. NABRr, Comraittee
A. n. HUTCHINSON, on
r. q. BuRDIN, J Resolutions.
West Peru, June II, 1891.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
FRsssURo ACADEMY COMMENCE
NtNv.
Following i the programme OF the
graduating exercises at fryeburg Acad'
envy, Tuesday, June -;

Following l. the programme 81 tn
graduating exercises AZ fryeburg Acad
envy, Tuesday, June -;
Mu-i.
rraver-ksy. o. y. ~tans.
Orstion- Ths tsls--.us,, siih Satisfactory,
E--ay-rhs pg~sr thAi Z yni-,
iishsa MeTyiii bO~. kear-srze. y. u
E.-ay-woman'. wsr,h,
Nirsinia wil-oa Evan-, frysburE
GariiSsr I.u,l.sr >,1riisast. SrysbarE
or.,loa-A Molsru can Cor Chl,.lry.
Joha Henry Weston. fryssars
MALI Gsr,rsis sawyer. steep r.Ii.
Must
oraslon- Nashissry sRi Mas,
k.i~in tln- spar, NA-hinxton, II.
fosm-oserheai. with Aal~ihtory, an
Ana. khis Ryder. brO~n'ills
Mushr.
CohferrtBx Dtploms.-Dr :. Z. Gordon.
singing lA.- ule.
Esa~ibtioa-Re ". a.. MseBriis-
At the meeting % the trustees thu
following officers we're chosen Tor the
ensuing year:
Pr.-ki.nt-Dr :. 4. Oor,lon.
Vie Pre.i.isni-Js.iss A. "a. wslksr.
Sssretary-Mr. A. b. Lewis
Trsssarsr-Mr. A. X Jsnhs-s-
Mr.. n. n. lasting. % fryeburg was
chosen trustee la place of his father,
Major u. X. Hastings, who has resigned.
II Il probable, but not certain that
the efficient principal, Mr.. John {. Hull,
will remain another year. lie vii take
the field during the present sumner va
cation and seek 10 Increase the endow-
ment fund of the Institution. some
preliminary step. have been taken In re-
gard tn the erection Of pew baildings To
be used for q gymnasium. laboratory,
str. Nothing definite has yet been de-
sidsd upon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
800 REWARD 500.

The raier- % thi. payer vii H. plea.ci b
l-srn that thsrv IL I leAst one irvsici di-es-'
thai s.isbec has heeh abk ~ surv In al ~
stAse., ami that 4. Cstsrrh. Halle tstArrl
Curv l. The only positive cuv Known b. The mel
icsl fraternity. Cstarrh icing Q constitutional
disease, re.uirv. q Constitutional trrstmsni
Iialfs tatsrrh Cure .. tAksn Internally, sstinl
dir,stly uton the blo.ri sni m1ooas surfaces q
the system. thervby destroying thu founiatiol
BY bulhiins up the constitution ami s.sistinl
naiur, In doing u. work. The proprietor. ha''
much faith In %. curative powers, that The,
offer Obe IiuRir-i Dollar. Tor any oa.s that
fall. b. cure. Ssni for llst % t.-tlrnonial..
Address. y. J. CHENEY 4 CO. rosrio, %.
ss-~oli by Druggists, 80.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
Nssiss sS pssitiss Sss D,sshsSss.
STATE Or MAINE.

oxToRI, o. ,-Goart 20 Insolvency. In The case
ofIiEHhERr T.. RUSSELL, in.olsent ivbsof
N'UTiCk IL hereby d,en that Q Jstiion has, an
N mi. ssh dAy ~ June. 4. 10. lss, len prr
s~nts.i o. sslI g.sr for .ahi County, ny UtG
hkItT l.. RussEfL % Norway, In ihs County ~
Dt fort, prsytns that he MAJ 10 dssr.~l iull
di..hsr.. fr,sn all nj. lsta. proysbl. under The
pro,i. % CHAPTER seventy 81 The STATUTES oi
NslRs, AMI uI-pn ALI petition. u ori.r~i ny
ssii Court that q hssrns " hal ut-n
the same lsfsre .aii Court a fsrs. ia -shi
County 20 Oxfori. on "Wednesday, the 18th LAY
% July, A. u. l-%. n nine o'sl.<k In The fofr
noon. anil that hotiee thsr~of 10 pubhsh"i ~
the tfor,i l,vm.-rrat. q newrpsIsr pubtlshe'i IN
.alI County 20 DNforl. onss Q vcsk fof three sac
cs..i,e wrek.. The lat publication " 70 h's
days tsforr The day 81 hesrins sni that All er''l
it,r. vho haze pro,e.l their dsls.. shi other Isr
..n. Intsre-tesi, may spear n ssii plsce AMI
time anil shaw san.e. N any they have. Why 9
ii-.harge sh"abi not hc srsh,s.i .shi dsb'"f o.
soriins b. the prayer - hls Istltlon.
Attest '-ALhEfsT %. PAHk. Register
% .Aii Court for sail County ofosf"ri'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

Linus, the horse With the long tall and
name, Who had been "show horse" for
q number Of years, and Who Was Owned
by Calais man, IL dead. lie cost eG,0o0,
and has more than paid for himself,
stlll his owner feels that he II . heavy
loss. lie viii have the horse stunsd
and mounted. and he may vet continue
to make The eurcslt of The bio fairs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
BORN.

In As.lo,sr. Jane Is. to the ~ifeof Z. u. Cu.h
man. q daughter.
In keIAr fall.. June .. W the wife 81 IIo-s'
Akin, q son.
In South iis,hsi. June :. ~ the wife % a. :
Ming, q daughter.
In Vast HrSwnhski, June III. ~ The utfe a.
Charhcs santorn. q daughter.
In Hiram, June 4, ~ The wife 81 CharI.s ID.
rupi, q s"n. -.
In Es-t Hiram. June ~. "a the wife % u. vii
.oh ssnt.oru q daughter.
10 kas, Hiram, June ". ~ the ~ifs % Rev. %
u. iloyt. q son.
In denmark, jane 4, ~ the wife % klme'
Hal. -on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
-tRt AND r-tRt.

The D,meSratic convention meets al
lewiston to-day, Tuesday, aud noml-
mates a candidate Tor governor. There
hasn't heen an un-e.mly scramble TOT
the nomination. In fact, their has b"cn
considerable hunting a. find somebody
~ho would take Il, without any dsh-
mite result up "a date.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
suNGLE CoriEs.
rOR GOvERNOn,
HENRY B. ClEAVES,
or Isortl~aAca.
DO. R.ys....'.',ss o. Csss.....
NELSON DlNGLEY, JR.,
OF Lew t>toa.

fcr >sastors,
.IRIo> 4. .oRpo>. - frysburx
tou> uNRIaw of pshcti
For Conuty rrc@sarf,
GEOEsE N. ATWOOD, u Parts
for Csauty Atisrnsy,
tT.I>Ef. SMITH. of >sr-ay
fer Coapt, Ccnui.-i.ssr.
GEORsE ". RipLo>, % Paris
for >hsur.
rEEp 4 rORrtR q Rs~fcri
for Csfs of Coar.,
CHARLt~ b WHITMAN, ~ Norway
fof Register - Is.-is.
]. HASTINGS nkA>, % hA-on
Dor Register - pys,l. Western pt-tr,cil.
IgALEN RALLAEp. % Fryeburs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

4 Bath wheelman makes the suggrs.
ton that taxes collected from bicycle
owners should b. pat into the fund for
the Improvement 10 Highways. such .
suggestion has much 90 b. said In IL.
favor. Would not Il b. still letter "a
put the bicycle tan into special fund
To BE- devoted "a the purpose 81 Assp'a9
the road. la repair Under any form
90 the present system, the money appro-
priated for highSsys !. apt to b. ~
Isnded In one spasmOdic "hxing," after
which, With the exception Of aitendin.
"a absolutely dangerous holes and wash
outs. the roads are supposed 10 be Ia
condition % take care % themselves un-
an the next annual liking" The wheel
meu would No, ohjevt II they we're al
taxed and the taxes used Ia repairing
the constantly occurring defects 10 the
rad. such a. the small stones ~hici
work cut ~ newly-turnpikel road and
too often lie through the sumner aud
fall. the rough spots al the fcot ~ hills
which stop the blcyclist In the middle II
GLORIOUS coast" and tempt him "a
break Que or morc "a the commandments
and various other defects which look
slight o. the man With strong horss
aud q rough and ready farm wagon, but
make the Rad Tar from perfection az 4
bicycle track.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
MARRIED.

In Iiarri.oa. June n, by Rev. W. o. Carts, =
%. Dave. apd Mr.. fiiehs Gray. 18th of liar
rson.
In frysbary. June u, by Rrv. o. y. stone
Walton y. Chsri~. ~ frye.urg. AMI Mrs Jsha
A. Gilman 10 f.,-toa.
In Merhsnic Fall., June %, by Rs,. y. y
Bsrton, Winnei a. Dwinsl and blanche y
Puisifer. l-th % Me- hsnic fAll.
A. the Cumming. lioa.s. lIaserhiii. Ma.
June lab, is.t, by ge,. Geo. L.. tles.on, Mt
Carroll I. Iiooler % i'Ahs, Ne, AMI Ms
iislsn q. kithshi of iIs,erhiii. Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

Commissioner % Pensions lochrcn ~
ports a saving 10 e., ,s.,, tssi In the eNpsn-
diturrs Tor pensions during the current
year. Of course that i the department
where Democratic administration
would ilnd the most satisfaction In ~
duCing expenditure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

Hebron Academy, at ia nlnety.hfst
commencement last week, graduated the
largest class In the history Of tho insti-
tuition. Following II the programme of
the graduating exercises on wednesday ;
10 a. n.
Music
inyccatioa.
salusasery. Eugene rhemas hino<t. PhrpsbarH.
IiiIie Gerrsie Palmer. East sumner.
s.ls.ls,e.s, Howard Taylor Barrie, ks""eeass-
Ass. on,. vsnsm. Rsmfor, C.s,r,.
Elcssr,ei,y. CarCnns Themrsea. Jay
ha;s o,.-,
Tts. ssss.:.. I,er., R.sa Jo..siJs. fos'issd-
Lisais KIM L%sAs. West Paris.
Naturv. The servant of Man,
Music.
s .ui Ls,I,la Fisher. Char,os,~,
Lowell. ss 70 wr,ter,
joseph Chandler Ham. li,crmorv falls
''' .o S I. ' w Inc s' cs.S%:a. n.Sros
osorss w,nda.h TREAT. u'ermore rall.
.w.r,. .,,s.., ,so.sns. never N Heaven 90
Absle frascc. Misosi, Fhippssarr
Espai.icn ef the Chinese.
rhsisher iiaroLi souIs. south rr~~rort
sssiis En,A spaahiiar. Bselhsli
Tue 10" '''ii Emery ery,. Wilson. iI.rr.~,ll
ir.s.
Music.
VIVA, 10 We live fotp
Iiisie May Ras.sii. Dirsshi
,.eorre Adam Wilson. Jr.. south Part.
tAr Gr.oe iio~ari Ham. ii'sr""w fa''s
frapci. E.iuari Hall. ws,er,il's
Music.
Ny star. Aura ElIen Bean. West Mind
True runo''on' Of o;,sr, , S.,a., live, c.,,.,
'>'''"s Hs:.,s Nab. uor... ii,.rmor-
Physical k''''''' " aS.Ia c''' shannon ''''
Goli lie. pcepin the Mountains,
ghra Augusta Hates, West sumner
wiIlari nraifori rr,ssh. Turner
susan fn,sis,s rs,asm. Ea.s Ra.fori
Presentation % Class Gin,
Clayton kinxman hrool., Chicago. III
For Him wso lifts ths stone,
Ahos Maria barlsr. West ilsshsl
Music.
Tho the pe.ir,.
line Nay Wayne. Mechanic Pals
Everett Csr,ston Iisrr,sk. Gvsbe
Cla.s Prophecy. Jennie Porter Hayes. Oxford
"sesiisr line. with Fall IIani."-~hh
Nellie May bradford. Turner
Mu.ir.
Address b. the class.
Presentation - Diplomas.
singing class ole.
Bsps-iistion.
: Deli,erri II rccsp,ion.
The commencement CONCERT wednes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

Il u solemnly reported that during
the recent heavy shower &C Bangor
countless white perch about an Inch and
9 half long came down 'nosgst ths rain
drops.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
DIED..

In Hiram. June ID. Daniel GouLi. Ase.i >,
year.
year., months. % days
IN fryeburg Center. June .. william %
WiswAlI
In Albany. Jane u. Cyrus kneeland.
In Mexico. John Harrington. formerly ol
Lowell. afesi 20 Year,, q months anil o days.
In stow. June n. Wilson kmery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

The charges are now made public Ia
such way that they cannot b. Ignored ,
aud II there l. any Way 10 getting Al the
truth ~ the matter Il ought "a BE- done.
The Interests 81 good government. the
welfare of every citizen, and the fair
name 81 the state IL Maine, demand
In
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

OXFORD. .. Al Q Court % Probate bell Al
Paris. within aRi for the Couhty % ga
fori, on the thiri TUESDAY % June, A. u
iss.
wISsoR %. wyMAS, AdminI.traior ea ths
estate % ELISHA - VIVIAN, late 81
.snts-i nj. sooount % administration ~ the q.
tate 81 .shi isseA.e.i for allowance
Ospsspp, That the .sii Administrator si.'
nolios ~ all persons intsrcsisi BY causing Aoopj
On thi. or,isr 20 10 pubn.besi three wesks suc
es..i,sly In the OxfOri Demorrst prints.i q
fars that they may sppssr d Probate touf,
b. 10 he'll al Parts. In ALI County, on The thir
TUESDAY Of July neat. a nine o'chrh IN th'
forvnabn. And shaw osa-s, N any they have, WI
The same sbouh not 10 alhyvei.
GEoRGE A. WILSON. Judse.
Atrus copy -att~.t =
ALUERr ID. PARK. Rexistrf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

TINE subscriber hershy give. public neties
tkas che has hspu daily Appointed by Ne ltosor
sbls judge ef PrslAss Zoe ths Csanty ef onf"ri
aad assumed ths truss Of kscesshr es
sYLvANUs q. BKAN, iAss Of BrvvnasLi,
n ssid csaasy. aecea.sd. by giving 'sc.d - w
Nv siirvrss; sks sherfese rvQsests al tsrroas
is.islSsd 70 ,hs essais Of sati asceasesi " mahs
iam~iisss payment. asd ths>e Who have any
ds>nands thsrssu N enkibtt The sams ~
june ish. iss. JULIA A. z. bkAS.
OxrORD, % al Court of rrohats he'll q
Para, within and Zoe tbe Coanty OF Oxf"ri.
on The thiri Tuesday of Juse. a. ID. ~
Rs-sxss Tueii 0uariian on Ne estate OF JOIN
X. KNOCK, IN said cosnty. having prr.sntei NE
srcouut ef ssiministrstioa at The Estate of SAIL
Wari for allowance
OspEnsp. Thsi saii 0aariian Give notice " al
s>rs.ns Interested. by causing . copy OF this
.rier % ls puhlisbei thrrs weeks s.ss:esivsv
IN the oxford Demrrat. prthted 81 Tans. VA.
thry may appear 81 Court of Proests " is hehi
~ faris, On sait County. On tbc thirt Ius.-
,lay Of July nest. 10 nlne o'ehsh IN ths iosv
n..pa sni show caus~, ~ any they have, WY
The zane sbouLi ma te allowed.
49, GE0RGE A. WILSON. Ja'se.
~ xInsRr d. PARK. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

During the first term % the present
incumbent 81 the Office of shefin Of Cum
bcrland county, II din seem that all ~
casion for reproach was about Ia IL re-
moved: bat a second term hegan, aud
according % common report and CONVEX
sation. the height attained by the trst
administration only served Ia make
greater the depth Ia which the Second
fell
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

The Portland Exprcss makes public
charges, which. though no proofs are
adduccd. Il says are matters 81 common
notoriety. that the liquor sellers % Cum
bsrland County arv "proteyted" BY the
very msn whose business Il l. % stop
their traffic, and that they pay money
aud political price for their protection.
such charges are not new la the ears 90
Maine men. EVery man at all familiar
with public affairs In this state Tor the
last few years knoss that nothing has
done - much toward prrjudicing out
siders against prohlbltory a~ aud
iniuring the fair name II Maine asa law
abiding state. az the lad repute which
has become attached to the matter of en-
forcing the liquor LAWS la Portland.
such charges a. the Exprc-s makes have
bcen made In q vague, Indefinite way
BY the advocates % license az an argu-
ment against prohibition they have
bceu used by the opponents ~ those In
power a. political Argument and they
have been talked Ia private oonVersaiinu
NOR, or les emphaiically, until the
great body Of citizens have seen that un-
les there MAS something rotten in
denmark. there WAS a great volume of
smoke With NO IRE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
STATE ~ MAINE.

oxvORD, &c Al o Csurt of Probate hsli n
Paris, within asi Tor The County 81 otf"ri, on
the thiri Tuesday of June. A. %. la.
A A. Ilsrytsk, Executor oa thu estate ~
NATHAN W. EriIERIDGE. s,s of Betbsl,
In said County, dessa.e.i, having pre.enss.i nv.
account of sdsslnistrati"a Of ths E.ssis "f ALL
,iereA.~i for allowance
OHpssrp, That all Executor Give noti,s
IN ali t<r-ons Interested by causing aoopy ~ M.
orier ~ ls pubiishs-i thrvs wcsks saossssi,sly
In the Otforl Demasrst. prints.i 81 fsris, thai
they may apIsar 81 Court 81 lrousie !. 20 h 80 ~
si farts IN .aii County ON the thiri Tuessiay
Of July merit st nine osi< In ths foreno"n, sn'i
chow cause. ~ any they have. shy The same
shouhi MT he allowed,
Atrus copy attest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
rREEnoM NOTICE.

To whom 70 vaay coaosrs . have this day
si,ss my sos iioratio A. tarr III. tine ~ vorh
ant st zoe himself anil . give notice that j
shall claim none ~ his ssrnlns- nor pay any
,i,la. Of M. oootrsstinz from thI. date.
SIMEON 4. fAgR.
LrrenHnni Iune. Il. la.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
Atrus oopJ -.ti~., !. ,uy ,,

OXFORD, o. Al q Court 10 Probate he'll AZ
psrt. within anil Cor the County % Otfori
90 III. thiri TUESDAY % June. 4 u. lss.
Imma %. Mann. wtio~ of WAIftR "
NAM Lsts Of Milton Plantstion. iessa.s-t. hss
ins pr,.snts.i her tstition Zoe an allowance out
81 he rst-onai Fststs - .sii d.ssa-e.i
OsDNkrD, That ssid Jstltionsr give ba,iss "
all psr-pn. tntsr,.tsi. by causing copy ~ thi'
orisr ~ h. pubhshs.i thr.s wcsks suss..itsly N
the ,ts fsr,i pema-rst printei a Paris, that thsy
NAY appear a q Court % frolssts D. 10 belt a
Paris, IN .aii Coanty, an the thirl TUESDAY 81
yaiy next, AZ nine o'ch-k In ths foreman, an'l
shoe oaa-s, ~ any thy have, against 'hs
GEoRGE WILSON. Jgise.
true oopy-si,..i