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Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01

7 esen. lasne alisatel the haekhar-
Fe art Is I'd # safFirn fnawltdee
e II #er fana H. ltet th#t the longer
fl8t Ills IL. raf l. ramain unafnhri
mi hraaahe4 lre rfor rllnnaily
,f5Fitr aa II ffai' aliff 'iaaft4ia
f5e l1et., si3a lsrrise an1 the thn hrs !
aat.le r. u. init til lra'ias tne
l. Mt eze i fae FIT in leaelh and
4fp,an.ia ara tfe ,a'ral hfHn7hs
Til vii l. fanri = izrfasr aisn the
lralh of tie ,fhl affardns nsre hear.
ine r5am. anl rsn ra'lyto rf.alt In Great
y improving the eraT
In July. ,he 8aaa5 -oai, wlish hy that
,iHls has grown ager the tops Of the oil,
hearine canes shaala l,e clipped, rspaei.
aIlv The lateral branches. Il will hase
tba best eilee, upon the following years
crop.
garchus has drowned more mcn than
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01

IN indianapolis gen'leinan's claim for
IHaree Is Hased on the ground that when
be maftiaA. fur weeks ago, his wifc's
Aaif VA bIaek. hu. now is red enough
IL en,itle her TO the front rank in torch
leh procession. IS FE#H
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01

1860 GIFTS, consisting If Wa.iing t1-
chimes Wrinrcrs. STANDARD lianAs ah5l Nut3s III
Art +; none Of them r.ln II pnr. Ns,i II frltih
far less than sl.oo, Mliir some nfe Nuih
Sl510 aud more
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01
n. ES& kNk hi laS
Departed taia lils lAnuary lA, lsll !
veargi ! month nui u tihss

yeary month nId y ihss
Frank was thc oaly sou or his parents
possessed III amslle disposition, anl Iii.
ai,cdan was, as wen as flr lis parents,
1 most tender, sincera aud kinl-hea,ted
regard flr all he knew It assumed all
ihc ,a5itl forms # f,rbearanee, gentle.
lgs4. Mscbnass. AMI active sympathy in
ine. u iiloaiily aiati n ~ . niaI distress
ilis death IS 4 ep'y ensrasen On our
l.ini@ s4u. Ma - hrnly aniica - ~
Ia h0nds II rati nal aai Irrven' aii,eti i,
m.s alUay. s. ruueiual, aui iaaail ;od
-u,n N il.tts~,l. ia via, II undertook TIM
hi alsne eul vacant A'.f wi4l ps7,att
AL r,a,es u Aai G.a.y s.,at t.it il
+ tim.e Mt4m ua Nas si 9 ~ at,t \ Il;
bui a}4,. ic4a& tas -g9at ..t Is.
ta. hat t~t ttt 4aasA .'as3 =. ~
giga MN0t la Y. F.la III i 'tal
i..ar at, ,7p j, uatE Nj, eIl ..,.s
y~ut ~ uu a*sf 'H .r,t.
ta.. Giz #G#.t 4s4ta @ u't ~
#..s l.N@ aUr as
I ie.N .a.st 'a.r iieaa4s bills
4tu4At H N.44tlLaNt Y.Na ,a II et
ailHN ayA la,d Ut,ie ia-
ag - aes it'd, ntsuhfci vasu
~ 'a5 eia p d a. +. e, ,,r4t',
.ga aw ahi 4aii MI i,
4 Ilnl.s4al4 ta lslg eutu.raG eu.t ll-
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m#nft fHss sft#its, LA IT, :. aH
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a3aaaa l. asfh oah isn t5e 4 il
+ Itsa2 la w. nfisi.n IL hear
+ A. saaa la 1. my fased fHtsau,lY +
eat Af8i t#..it h. pF4,43 t"r. +
lfsf, vii H. lsfi What VA.
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ID L.. ea Il fasHg. ar#
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a taa liaV eat sill FL laa ll
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Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01
THE BISINlIERIrEn

yonne mnu, through the wil uifeHrn III
some IN lis household H. "a pfif ii oi q -hEa IN
his fathers house. Having bni +prtaW b. IN.
lot lie departs nnA iiDia i nG hlugiut hli h
takes his last pok aui trowrli n NJ. tuas T
his younger aul irttrr aaI tae hsdti htl-
with deep sorrow IL examining ilis tU' jeG M
,Arll drIAAn
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01
THE LaPIERRE HOTEL,
.N-IMN. MI.

HnNIVA, VI,
containing tBtnis-ss rHnH# ftalsbea IL -
oai, with AZ malern eaHtpnsne gentS #at
buildings, sHlaus I'll. .i baisesi IN I'M
all outfit, siock t.e., worth t4sh ;.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01
TIE PICTURE HILL FARM
l.fal.Il-. ~ ~

II Ia arrre n Tie cl-a.aHt tsas lHai8s
steamboat Nluti en II, viii u .sn tElae ~
country 10 SUPPORT i Wi'it# Inns kl,u aaot
hui aings l,fga sagiets q trgi 59ns ititu' T.
churches and -tiau npsssiS init tleaEsstaH,
the large. hnsih, leai.ea Ii as..ts .ff l'sath=
sttia siue5a.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01

Grating should b. done only when the
swelling of the buds shows that vegetation
i starting
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01
TIE CliIi.h OF CHRISTI

clill with human IuaF ana ~ u.eil#
face, aud divine rtr- IL Fcinr.,nsa4 .p wclI iNt
words cauuu, lrt ban ii Ntrh We d. nlt
think that any engraving has tf' rcich J. tac
excellence Of this III igtt'tiHe thv hetFtaFt ii-
ing Il away 10 higher world. Ihs VIE tutrr
tires 10 look The mnie i is rn The i,l Itr
the desire to luo', + .il and triH.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01
uts 4sloaes ~ -ni:eot,.

ia DE- i'm ef bay.u. sli Va t,r.
tH ,tmr- par ia,Lle. N.a.t W
ut-,f tiaa ,iar ~ 'br ti'ae i ~.
4 III. tw .r it'd - fs't'ia iHI..t
.H.e ts.at ra5!Ht. oit bWe t.a
4re IS tt H. Hst,t. r'Hst FL
ea GrH HetI 80 II l#
ju II Na- ltls t'a
a,
dstf IsF# a4s;f
i-9 IeH
cea,s F1.sl
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asa - laas. ~ - -
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fsati
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aa h## a#bs eaH, aa Ii.
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an aass3 Id s IL. -
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tH E.as seH ar ats
Il taa stes itst t5tt Il y
II gra ass kA#8 e54f.e Il
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Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01
TIE COLD srRlNli. .FAnN.

Of 20 apgts oGe NIL. ff5m na'#a ese mie
from Steamboat ini,as. ii . nile. uan Hi Att
& Del Il. Il ehr fhaH=snl sh 'e f6H
apple tfres. ciatr {ss II st#N6srT. #Hff-
ries. piahe nj Hf al# 4s#Et Hestz5
splendid new a0a IL ssath aHl.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01

itfsfzs 81 rsn II rEseat M 4
mn Il tn hargmans Association II iii.
u +. 5rsi8#af kias remarked TIN, Il
Ill In a aes'r IN taHar FIR hin,
Hrs mi e1n.ilaF i Tint Mn dm j.
II ,aalnfea ihe hssi ii pranafly rz4
nh fat dawn ra.ter containing vi s
a a.ia will nj tHb L -haal' h. nal
iHy 5aa L4fa anl l. prsatls ara
Na-t reaelt III ia lieh i should l.
.1lfed = + r1late ani i viii keep. "
IN eyeaas II this + ia'urians The nil.
arem an arFsna iiae. IN The tutter r N
should al l. fpfs. tsnl olars mr. eer.
tain T. immrt disaeFeenblr flavor NJ
Ea zttsi fhat l. l-new nan II Int
hanefsaeklas AMI sasas arannd the rl8et
whore hts ipttar was maAe. far the rnr.
rnse # giving il m aereeahls aaynr Til.
was pleasant aapee.s Nhnteser the inan.
ence en the dairy may have hcon
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01

Marriage Is to woman at 6upe t,e
happiest aud saldest event ef her life; II
Il he promise Of future bis rnised on the
iaalh of all present eRiaymenl,
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01
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la tli 0
ef 53'. .i
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tafs
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Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01

a GoNrRApicrioS The best way to
patch up quarrel is to tplit the differ.
enee
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01

II L. as ffs TIT ~ i
lIa#H.jti r sa8a8VF ais e7a
Il "a ii hlta sT i I = IL
Il. Lair. Will It : #lsaa ae ~ fa
aF Il III iaf ti5t l. ii Il slim
.z a..=sel IL III Ia4t 81 =
pis. II sis fed ull b. min j a1a
the ems u raeagl iced 9hen cur
sill hs elected
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01

Tie = tfdz1.t saY 0ae af Il
MI mt nl split fine. anl ar / ~
ha45atb sheliFr Will rf#sb win furnish
mag, i Il after Il LIS feeome sassu !
tlan two eafls # III same vaal VII
has been continually csp5sel n ;ae al.
tetnate iaAa noes Of storms aal IN.
shines
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01

Legend of the Rhnr, 4 female Of fArc
beauty sits on The shore ~ lr istr, ~ httu ihe
rocks the most dtn -cFuus, aAj Wita her som
md music charms the unWnrN sailors % near
her, when thei mrrt 4 Wtiery grave. The ti'-
jcct Is fill Of life, fun II emotion, al altogether
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01

Baechus has drowned more men ilnn
Neptune
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01
TIL. CARR .ARl :.
A Hot -. IL DENTON

With 80 neftz fQe ufziaes eaa! a.'4Ms
cholcr WIitai lail u H#
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01

with onc an.l a-laif attq 5r.atl. viii tie llae5
,arete9 uf fruit Has
200 Standard Sewing Machines
Worth from sil = s4iAs
80 Walthe,n Watches.
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01
BEAUTY!
A IIOMI Il :.
AND FORTUNE.
PREMIUM SALE
OF THREE HANDSOME
NEW STEEL ENGRANINGS
AGIET w0Erss FROM
.$l 90 to 1925, 900 90
GIVEN WiTn EACH ENGRAVING Y

We have uidaiuel ihe entire control Of the
following rngr4 iuss mlirh We oltr A the iow
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01
AIsn n tOrru,i I.ilhugNVH n V0' oI
GEN. sTNNEM Nh INEMsDN.

The best largest ani haui -onlgs u ever pal 4 l-l
px2i IN. worth - oo which W. viii % tl i,e
same terms. tot ~ 10, II t,nu3. .em u attt
A FORTUNE FOR YOt,
With c,ch cnrr ,ing IN " l,tz zp.l 3
copies, wc will giie tHrE one -'sf~ Ill t.e.t
emitting p.lgA Shareholder t5eHe ~ tr4 i.ff.' s.
ing piiis.
Rcii On and remember dtttecrv it p
rr will positively ri, unr OF he iul which
which sill bp d.s.itGt@l y dAN n
At DENTON N5fetAA
Middletown transcript., 1871-04-01
81 90 EACH /! \.
!. L II !. r y

although they are really worth ~ % each. Thry
are 10 % III. and each II 4 gem Of art.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-03

The extensive thaw and rain of last
week carried off nearly all the snow.
Many think we shall have a good
spring for Maple Sugar making.
Owing TO the poor travelling, we fear
that the County Lodge of Good Templars,
which was TO meet at West Peru, on
Wednesday. was thinly attended.
Miss Liyermore. the talented Lectur.
er. will deliver her Interesting lecture on
Women in the War" at Concert Hall,
Norway. on the evening of March Sth.
We were mistaken in announcing
that the Paris Hill Academy would com.
mence on Tuesday. March l4th. 1t will
commence a week earlier, March eth
Mayor Kingsbury has been renom-
mated by the republicans OF Portland,
and will probably be elected, too.
Judge Tapley will hold the March
term of the s. J. Court. Miss Pulciler,
the accomplished stencgraphic reporter,
will be in attendance during the term.
f. BeBrown, of Bethel. has bought
of c. W. Bartlett. the Whitney Clark
farm in Paris. for $500.
--MesSrs W. r. Howe & Co. of South
Paris. have contracted with parties in
Canada for fifteen thousand dozen straw
hats, to be delivered next month.
Mr.. II. II. Jackson has sold his stand
in South Paris. 10 Mrs. Rawsnn. We
learn that he intends going West this
spring.
Acetate Of lead is recommended as
new cure for that old ailment, the tooth.
ache Put one or two grains into the
cavity for moment. and then spit it out.
The relief i instantaneous
To increase, and thicken the growth of
the hair. use Halls Vegetagle Sicilian
Hair Reviewer Nothing better known to
science.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-03
DIED..

In >omerville. dasS-. Feb slst, Mrs Em.ly Far.
lev Fillmore. Wife OF james X. FILLMORE, and
daughter Of Of LAKE VIM ". Stone, OF Waterford
aged > years,
In sweden Feb lsih. n bel, da gnter Of Il. .
AMI Happy Mouiton, ot scarlet fever, aged five
wears ant six month,
In North Conway, Y H. Jan 2ith, Mrs Ruth
Merrill, widow of late Jos. Colby, OF fryeburg
agej - years.
In Mason, Feb. 1T, Mrs. Emma l., wife Of Hen
~ II. Lowell. aged n years an 10 months
In Norway, Eco. l6Ih, Mr. J. W Hobbs, aged 5,
wears.
In Brighton, Mass. Feb llth. Miss Carrie White
head, Ot Paris, aged 30 years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-03
NfRRIED.

In North Waterford, Feb 26th. by Rev u. Gar
land, Mr.. VIM. + Nichols and Miss Augusta 4.
lie Broke, both OF Waterford also, Mr. Joseph 4.
Fairbai X. of Portland, AMI Miss Emma BucS, OF
Greenwood.
In south Paris, March 1T. by Rev J. h. wheel.
wright. Nj. Isaac Britt0n- at Portlaud, TO Miss
Mary whCelwright al south Paris, daughter OF
the officiating clergyman.
At Rumford Corner, at the residence OF the
brides father, Jan 10Th, ISL, by Rev j. Elliot,
Miss Alice 4 Ray 20 Mr.. Oscar w. ROYAL, OF
south Paris also, Nv the same, Feb 18th, Nj.
Vim n WescOtt, OF Clarendon, Vermont, 20 Miss
Ora 4. Grover. o; Rumforl, 81 the dwelling OF the
brides father.
II West sumner. Feb. and, by II. :. COburu,
Esq, Mr.. Calvin Il. Keen, OF Buckheld aud Mrs.
ClariSl Barnes, &c SUmer
In West sumner, Feb 18Th, by II. ; Coburn,
Esq. Mr. Eugene :. Harmon and Miss Flora 4.
swift, both OF Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-03

OXFORD. sat Court OF Probate held at Paris,
within aai for the County OF Oxford, on the third
Tuesday Of Jan, \. II, ~,
ON the petition OF JOHN W. HOWE, Admin
~ istr1,or Of thc estate of PhueiS II I'VE, late
of Canton, in said county, dcccI eli. praying iog
license Ia sell aud convey at public or private
sale 50 much of the reIl estate of said deceased,
a. wilt amount To o1a thousand dollars, FOR the
payment Of debts and incidental charges:
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice
10 all p-rs interested by cIu.ids an abstract of
his petition with this order thereon, 10 be publish
"a three weeks succestsVcly in the oxford De
mocrai, newspaper priniei ~ Paris, in said
TO be held at Paris on the third Tuesday Of March
next, 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, and shcS cause
il any they have why the samr should not be
granted A. II. WALKER. Judge.
true copy-attes,. j. 5 Hobbs, Il, gister.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-03

"TuE UNIVERSAL AVER" On my Jour
ney over the continent through Turkey.
India, China, japan, feru. Chill, Para.
quay. Brazil and Mexico. and the United
States in them all TO some extent and
in some To a great extent, have found
the universal Aver represented by his
family medicines. which are Olcn hcldin
fabulous esteem. Whether they do win
their marvellous reputation by their
cures. know not, bui know they have
it to such degree il frequently gave me
distinguished Importance 10 have come
from The same country. Fields letters
from abroad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-03
Notice OF Foreclosure.

NIvHEREAS Elias III. Austin, of Paris, in the
w County OF oxford aud state OF Maine. by
his deed Of mort gage, dated the twenty. seventh
day of Nav, \. D. ISIS and recorded with oxford
Records Book III, Pa e ~, conveying 10 the sub
scriber a certain fam with the buildings thereon,
situated in said P.ri,, containing one hundred
acres more or less and bounded follow north.
erly by land, now or iOi merry Owned by Bella Far.
rar, S6utherly by the road leading from Paris
Till 10 Buckheli, westerly by land now, or Tor
meriy owned by America Thayer, ant eas'ery o4
tSe town line between Paris and Buckheld; and
whereas the conditions of said mortgage have
been broken hereby claim O. fOreel0Se the same
agreeable to the Statute ia such ease made ana
provided. ACH>AH LAW RENCE'
feb 3Slh. 1871.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-03
WALTHAM
. ATCHES:

The extensive use Of these watches for the last
fifteen wears by Rsilway Conductors, Engineers
mil ExpTessmcn, the mast exactng OF watcf'
wearers has thoroughly demonstrated the
strength, steadiness, durability and accuracy Of
the waltham Watch. To satisfy that ciass In all
respects is to decide the question rs TO the real
value of these time keepers.
More than 100000 ofthese watches arc now
speaking themselves in the pockets OF the peo-
plea proof and a guarantee Of their superiority
over all others.
The superior organization and great extent Of
the Company's Works at Waltham, enables them
e. produce watches at price which renders COM
petition futile and those who buy any other watch
merely pay from IS TO 50 per cent more for their
watches than Is necessary.
These time. pieces combine every Improvement
that a long experience has proved Of real practi.
cal use Having had the refusal Of nearly every
invention in matchmaking originating In this
country or in Europe, only those were finally
iopted which severe testing by the most skillful
artizaps in our works, and long on the part OF
the public, demon eratei to be essential to cor.
rect aud enduring time keeping.
Among the many Improvements We would par
ticuiarize.
The invention and use of centre pnion OF Pc
cuiar construction 10 prevent damage To the
train by breakage OF main springs, Is original with
the American Watch Company, who, having had
the refusal Of al other contriyanres, adoptea
Fogg's patent plnion as being the best ana iaait-
less.
Hardened and tempered har.spring now uni
versally admitted by watchmakers 10 be the best,
are used in all grades Of Watham Watches.
All Wafllam Watches have dustprooi caps,
protecting the mov emen.s from dust, and lessen.
ing the necessity OF the frequent cleaning ncees-
sary other watches.
| our new patent stem uindtr or keyless watch
il already "A decided success, and great improve
| ment on any stem winding watch IN the Ameri-
cau market, and by far the cheapest watch OF It's
quality now ofei cd % the public To those living
in portions oil the United states where watch
makers do not abound, watches with the above
improvements which tend to ensure the accuracy,
| cleanliness, durability and convenience. uust
prove invaluable.
The trademarks OF the various styles made Dy
| the Company are ~ follows:
AMERICAN WATCH TO Walthaml Mass.
ANN WATCH Co, Wathsm, Mass.
AMERICAN WATCH co, Crescent ST., walthsm,
Mast
APPLETON TRACY 4 Co, waltham, Mass.
AMERICAN WATCH Co, Adams ST., Waltham,
Mas.
! WALrHAM WATCH Co, Waltham, Mass.
Z. 5 BARTLETT, Waltham, Mass.
WIN. ELLEgY, Waltham, Mass.
HOME WAICd Co, Boston, Mass.
Examine the spelling of these names carefully
| bcior. buying. Any variation of even a singlc
! letter, indicates u count erfeit
! For sale by all leading jewelers.. No watches
| retailed by the Company.
An illustrated history of matchmaking, con.
tanning much useful information to watch wearers
sent 10 any address on application.
ROBBINS g. APPLETON,
General Agents for American Watch CO.,
IS1 Broadway New York,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-03

OXFORD, SIS: AT IA Court of Probate held at Paris
within and for the County OF Oxford, on the thnd
Tuesday of Jan, A. ID. 1871,
u u. HARLOW, Guardian of lbert w. Thorn
Ls as, ct ais, minor heirs of Benz. Thomas, late
Of Mexico in said County, deceased. having pre-
sented his first account of guardianship OF said
wards for allowance:
Ordered That the said Guardian give notice 10 all
persons interested by causing copy of this order
10 be published three weeks successfully In the OK
ford Democrat printed at Paris, said County, that
they NAV appear at Probate Court TO be held at
Paris on the third Tuesday of Mar. next, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, and shew cause, il any they
have, why the same should not be allowed.
A. II. WALKER. Judge.
true copy--attest: j. S. HOBBS, Register.
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OXFORD, IS AT a Court OF Probate held N Paris,
Within aud for the County of oxford, on the third
Tuesday of Jan, 4. ID. ISL
ON the petition OF O>GOOD CHARLES, Ad
~ mini.ratOr OF the estate Of Ursula Walker,
late ct frycburg, in laid County, deceased pray
for license 10 ell and convey said dec,aScds inter
est in Farm situated In Fry c6urg. known as the
Dean Walker Farm, AZ an aiEantI eous offer of
SlGs0 To Charles " alSer:
Ordered, hat the -aid Petitioner give notice to
all persons interested By causing abs,rae; OF he
petition, with this ordc- thereon, TO be published
three weeks successfully in the Oxford Democrat,
newspaper printed at Paris, that they may appear
", on the third tuesday OF Mar. next NJ len o'clk
in the forenoon, and shew cause If ANY they have,
why the same should not be granted
A. Il. WALKER, Judge.
true cOpy-attest: j. y. iioBB>, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-03-03

There are more then one thousand
different kinds of Pills in the United
States. Some OF them are worthless and
injurious. others are good and beneficial.
Old Dr. Parson invented the best anti.bili.
Gus pill we ever saw or heard cf. They
are now sold under the name of Parsons
PprQaitre hiiS.
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WARRANT,

To JOHN BLACK, Constable Of .ie TO'rn ~
Paris, IA the County Of oxford Greeting.
In tho nsIa, Of the state OF Maine, you are here
by required To notify and warn the inhabitants OF
the said town OF Paris, qualified by iaS 10 vote ~
toNn affairs, to assemble AT the Town House, IN
said town, on MONDAY, the 9Th day of March
next NJ ten O'Clock ia the forenoon TO at on the
following articles, % Wit:
LIT. 10 choose Moderator 10 preside At said
meeting.
ID To choose all necessar, Town on 'ers for
the year ensuing.
81 To see If the town will grant and mise such
sums OF money may be- necessary fny the main.
t.nanCr aud support OF schools, aud the Poor, AMI
repair of Roads and Bridges. and 10 DECAY ali
other town charges for tlic ensuing icar.
ith. To see what sum of money the town viii
grant al raise towards pgying it, IN lebtclncSs.
9Th. To Zee ii the town will vote IN collect inter
set on all taxes remaining unpaid ut the hfst ia!
OF Dctobcr next
9Th +, Sc If the town will giant and raise u
sufficient sum Of money to build the new road
laid out by the County iommssinnc near Wilt
Mills, and rebuild the bridge at jackson, Mills.
1th. To scc ii the town will authorize the Treas
urcr ~ fund the rcma indcr Of the town debt
sth. T., see II the town will accept the Report ol
tile Auditor.
9TH To- sec Il the town will discontinue tn.
road from Ad,li,oI j. Abbotls house 10 " W.
Dunham's.
lcIh r. sec il the town willivoie to tax dogs tha
year ensuing
nth To zee If the town will vote to have their
warrant published in tho oxford Democrat.
I2th To See " the town viii vote 10 let David
sanboru draw his school money from District No.
2 Ia Paris, and eNpcnd the same IA D.-t'ici No B,
in oxford.
18th To zee II the town viii vote - let >aral,
Dale draw hes school mnacy from school District
No |. IN ihe town of Paris, aud eNpcnI It in Dis
trict No. ), in OXFORD
llth To see il The town will vote 10 let Peter
Frost draw his school money from District No. >,
in the town of Paris, and eNpend II IN District
No >, in Norway.
18th To see IL tho town will vote 20 withdraw
any license il may nave given heretofore, 20 have
(cnre fences, gates or bars, erected and mann
tanned across the town road leading 10 =. OF. "a Of
Jonathan X. Whitman.
The Secctmen give notice That they will be in
session for the purpose of revising and correcting
the list OF voters, at nine O'Clock in the forenoon
on the day OF SAID meeting.
Given under our hands at Paris this 2]d day OF
February, \. d ISL
JONAS BI>BEE. seicctmcn
IL T.. HAMMOND, OF
WM. \. FROrlllNGHAM,) Paris.
4 true copy. Attest
JOHN BLACK, Constable.
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Freedom Notice.

NOR a valuable consideration, hereby give ms
Il SON, Henry Barr, his time during his minori
u to transact business for himself, and l shall
claim none of his earnings nor pay any debts 0i
his contracting, after this date.
MICHAEL BARR.
Witness: F. L. HOLMES.
MnOt Dee Sth, 1870