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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-18
ABSTRACTS.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE

10 ANY REAL ESTATE IN HAMILTON
County furnished promptly and at moderate
rates, by the CINCINNATI ABSI RACT COM
PANY.
The Company will also make examinations
and furnish information as to any OF the Courts
or Records in this County.
Persons interested in Real Estate Titles are
invited to call at the office of the Company for
further information.
Officn, No. 90 West Ninth street.
mh26 tfF, NAV A. ID. DISERENS, Manager
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-18

With CAKE Of Glenn's sulphur soap and a
commodious bath tub, the victim OF chronic
cutaneous eruptions can improvise a sulphur
bath, which no professed bathing establish
ment can supply. Give it q trial. Sold every
where Depot, CRlTrENTON'S, 7 Sixth ave-
nue. New FORK.
AilPs Hair aud Whsker Dye, black or brown,
5Oc MW&E
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-04-18
CARRIAGES
COMPOSITION RooFER.
GEO. KLEIN.

CoMPosITIoN RooFER, OFFICE, 9sl,
233, 93s W. Third st., Cincinnati, o. Fire
proof, gravel, cement and elastic felt roofs.
Roofing material for sale. All new work war
ranted. pl2l.6mM, fam
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-30

CLAUDE" e~ntsssnste Der 8riefer, rtuenn
mir in ben 8agno's piele FOLDER Verurs
tbeilten fduoen. tuie Sid, Souls, 6immel=
blou uno 4noere, 10 tpGre uniere Iufsabs
aut Su Iei9t, .uno mir bdtten bienieoen
loon unIern Gobn."
I'D, mein Derr, pis fonnen sic mid
nur nit 2ouis unb 5immel5lau auf Die
islbe Stufe ftelen
rWas bentt Ou bon 2esterem
Run, bab sr bas Opier zines Srrtbums
,Ylos zines Srrtbums 2"
rYerIeben sic mid re4t; er bate ben
Srrtbum auffldren t6nnen; CT aber unter-
mari ii9 frsipiqis elmer fanfiieidbrisen
3d9tiguns, /, iasten mir inter chamber
bas Yerbreden, oeIien ct anseflast mar,
mot BON einsm anoen ~besansen, befsn
Namen CT tpobl fannie ; mir baben iibri-
gems aud in Brett einen Batter, Der fir
bas Ysrbre9en zines Sobnes biibt, une
id bamit tr6itet, 6ab iein Sobn fret it,"
sd femme Jpn pobL 1T ss nidt Der
@reis. ben Sbr ben S4meisiamen gu men,
men pfestet? 50. tper Niles oas tennte,
mos Die S6as, bic Su jsst perlaIien. Sc.
beimnibpoqes birgt, pie piel &ibrenoss
,pirbe Die Delt lsisn J.. Sod iebt made
Di9 auf ben @ss. Sreunb. mir baben
9rob unb SaIs sstbsilt. Sier 1T 9ein
gmpfsblun9si9reiben on 0einen Serru
Yator, i&reibe mir, iobaIb Su i'm &c.
iproden bait"
.Msin Serr." ipraa Der gntlahene, ins
Dem er Elm @oIeitif aus Der SaIhe sos,
lid bite sic. bits in Die 2aHe Der Strdf.
linse gu tbun."
rMOse Der Serr Sir bunb.rtfa9en aobn
oafdr sebsn!"
CLAUDE sins lansiom Der Sbiire 5u uno
0inete bieIeIbe; bonn panote sr 1i4 UNI,
pie nm nod einmal oas blalie NnseIdt
bes Yrisittrs iih e~in3uprdsen F; bann, ME
BON sinem plosIiden Soluble ersrifsn.
mari sr fi4 bemielben gu 6iBen unb fibte
ben Samm leines @emanbes.
.@as t6ujt 9u?" risf psrtpirrt De,
Yrieiter, inoem er I'D bemiibte ben Strdf.
ling auf3ubeben.
,,Ni4t mebr als cine arrue JrGu, De,
elm @Isi9es Seiluns bon elmer &-antbeit
bra4te. Sd babe nod einsn Wuni4
Serr Abbe. m0se Der Simnel ben unslid.
li9en nod Ianse ben gnssl bes 8asno's
erbalten!"
Rad bieIen Shorten uerlieB er lansIam
nit tb%rdnenben ausen bas 3immer, obn'
oab er es ,uaste. ii& nod einmal umSuiebsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-30
Onaoe.

9lus ben beioen 3immern, mslte 6rau
Yaseal pemSef ab9etreten bate. brang
bas @erduid Der Spinnrdoer unb bellies.
2a4en frobsr 8inber. ba3wii9en Die Sits
tsrnbe 6timme Der altsn Warsretb. pelas
lie ermabnte. bibi4 artis 81 iein.
als am Mbenbe Der Steinbauer beim.
fam, fanb sr auf benz reinli9 sebsdten
Slid iein einfa9es Glen bsreit; Die &C.
fdbe ersldn3ten bon Rsinlidfeit in benz
Gi4te elmer fleinen Campo. Ser Mrbeiter
periebrte iein Wtabl nit sutem Mppstit,
liebfoie feline Ginoer iibergat bann ieiner
Sausfrau ieinen 8eroieuit uno borte, in-
Dem er zines Der 8inosr BON Roia auf lei-
men 2nieen idautelte, anoddtis Der Grau
oes 8erurtbeilten gu, pelde ben anueien-
Den aus einem g~rbauanssbu9e uorlas.
@sgen aGt ubr pernabm nan, ME bas
bdufs seida6, unter ben Tentern S6ne
elmer Orgel. gs mar bic 3ennat's, Der
balb baraui i'm 3immer erIaien unb bon
ben anmelenben aui's ber3li1te besriibt
murbe. 2aum bate er ii4 niebersslaiIsn,
als er aud iaon BON ben 2inbern bsifiirmt
wurbe, ibnsn, wie er Dies i9on 10 oft se=
than, cine @sididte gu er,dblen. gr lieB
lid ni4t lanSe bitten, sumal aud bic Gr=
padlensn Die Wiini6s Der 2inber tbsilten.
8dbrenb aae ieiner GrSdbluns nit seipans
ter Iuimerfiamteit laui6tsn. psrnabm man
Sritte uuf Der Sreppe; lie ndberten li4
benz 3immer. Yerpunhert, per nod 10
ipdt i'm beiuden NOBLE, Ofineie YemSet bic
Sblre, als au9 i1on 2ouis, Der StrGis
ling, in feline Urine i%tirits.
~9u bii"s, aOuis? Su bit bod nidt
tpiener. -. ["
r~gntiprunsen, msinit 9u; nein, tsines-
ipegs, i'd bin b~esnaoist, bin frei"
yisbsr bate Ysm3et ni4t bemerit, bab
nod Elm Wann in bunteln Sinter9runbe
oes Saussan9es itanb. SEPT er9riii sr
ibn an Der Snno unb fi6rts i'm Sum 2i9t.
AID pouis Subin aud 0u frei?"
.au9 besnaoist unb frsi"
9ie 2sier e%rlaiisn ups bic S6iloeruna
Der Sreuoe bes Wiebsrisbens Der beioen
@attsn. Na9bem bic 8emilfommnunaen
uno Sreuoenans5ri9e poriiber poren,
fraste Hoia nod Der lria4s ibres unper-
boften Slides.
rSimmslblau 1T ssitorben, uno bat Dor
ieinem 5obs nm uniere 8esnaoisung se-
6sten. unb pis man ben Seiligen ni6ts
periast 10 ino mir bsnn aud besnabist
woroen," antmorteie Subin.
limb perben nan jebt uniere 5eimatb
lpisoerieben," fiiste Der Deierteur bin,u.
SIN oisism aussnblide trat sbbe Yas.
col elm. Or wuBte, bob Der sriis Sang
Der Ysireiten su ibrsn Trsunbsn isin usr'
De, Die unter Dem S4ube isiner Wuttsr Ell.
ne rubise 3uIu4tsitdtte ~seiunosn batten,
uno ipo0te es lid nidt periasenj 3euse
Der aQSsmeinen ber3li9en 6rsuoe gu ieln.
aas erboben iid bel ieinsm Gintritt.
Isle lino Der Gnssl bes Yasno's =.
lpra9 Gouis Su i6m, inosm CT ibm Die
Sano fibte.
"Nein, mcin Grsunb," sntge9nete bsmii'
tbis Der priehsr. der gnsel oes 8asno's
NOR iensr Wdrtprer, Den @ott 81 ii4 9e-
%rufen."
~5immsIblau," iastsn ,pls aus sinem
Nunoe pemset, Gouis unb Sutin.
ngr bat iein srobss gsrmosen Su Grid.
zines @iples fir feline unslidli9en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-30

8riber beliimmt. Sshet. 10 rei4t aud
nod MuIaire BON Geban aus benz 8rate
feline bilfrsi9e 5ano. 6reuet eu4 befeh
in Soft unb perse'Iet cures Wobltbdters
ME in euren @ebeten :"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-30

@eitli4en trat nod udbrenb err Oauer
bes Yroce0es gu Sage. Ser itaase arnet
tpurbe in Rom aufsefunoen, mo- er, tpie es
in benz Yeridte beibt, ,.aIs elm ebrliher
Wann iein Sorttommen eefunben babe"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-11
Stow.

Aug. lS.-The grain. oats and wheat
which have made 3 luxuriant growth Of
straw and are heavily filled with grain,
are suffering very much tor want Of being
harvested, Should this dull weather con
unue, the loss to the farming community
will be thousands OF dollars.
Mr.. Silas Abbott OF this town, who is
in his eighty-third year. is hale and
smart for man of Bis years. lie attends
to all the various duties appertaiuiug to s
farm life as regularly as the most indus
uious Of US. His examples in that direc-
ton are worthy of imitation by many q
young farmer. Your correspondent OBJ
served him recently grabbing out the
stumps and leyeling OF the knolls in the
meadows. thereby putting the moving
fields in condition for q more expeditions
harvest. He recently walked two miles
snd back in ninety minutes besides stop
ping 10 attend to some business.
Beef has been selling at fair prices for
the last ten days; but At present there
seems TO be lull,-we hope not to con-
tinue q great while. We should be
pleased to have business start up and
give sll q cheerful heart. G.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-11

scribner For September Conta ms ninety.
eight Illustrations accompanying eight papers
As follows: LIST, 1.-The Immigrants Progressr-
BY W H. Rideng End, The Fan" 81 The
Land OF the Arabian Nights" It'll "Old Streets
and Houses Of England" stu, AN Island of the
sea- 9th, apractical paper on wells and Cts.
terms Source OF Water.Supplyn 7th Mrs
Herrtck,s studies of "MiCTOsCOpical Corals :" and
Sth, DR.. Hollands Nicholas Minturn," which
VIII come TO an end next month. The other fiction
OF the number consists OF seasonable story,
Hooking Water melons" bv Edward Bellamy :
the second part OF "His Inheritance" the new
novel by Miss Traiton and another story by Mrs.
Burnett, author OF That Lass o I.Owtie's :" en-
titled "Lodusks,' with North Carolina scenery
and dialect. Other papers in this number are *
Russian Funeral" "lliuts on the Use and Care
Of the Eyes aud paper On College lnstruc.
tons The poetry IL by Richard Henry Stod-
dard a catch entitled at Merry Mount"), Clar.
ence Cook. Mrs, Piatt, Mary Aiuge De Nerc, Mrs
4. &. Kinney and others. In his department. DR.
Holland aOandons topics of the time tor "Sum-
mer Dreams. " The Old Cabinet" prints a letter
about "Art and the Public and comments upon
10, and has poem entitled "Great Nature is an
Army Gay \ special feature of the "Home
and Society department Is Maurice ThOmpson's
reply in general 10 the host of letters he has had
about his paper ON Bow shooting" in the July
SCRiHNER. The publishers say that the demand
Tor this number on account Of that article has al.
most exhausted the edition. There is also poem
on moral furniture entitled "Gnest aud Guest
Room, and notes on Poor House and Hospital
visiting The other departments have the usual
variety.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-11
West summer.

Sept. lO.-The temperance meeting
Sunday was interesting; alter singing,
aud prayer By Rev Geo. f. Forbes, H..
Ii. Maxim arose as the first speaker; he
was followed by II. S. Coburn. j. A.
Tuell, Geo. +. Forbes. J. j. Abbott, II.
b. Chandler. Moses Pulsifer, and II. II.
Bryant. who all made good speeches. A
few OF the ladies spoke. and Mrs. II. W.
Field sang piece of music entitled The
Happiest time" which added much to the
interest OF the occasion. The meetings
are now held Saturday evenings. Our
motto is Dare to do right. Our creed is
Pray, Persuade, and Prohibit.
II. W. CHASE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-11
Paris:

Mr.. Editor 1t looks as if we should
have to add TO the number OF good quail,
ties Of printers ink" that OF a good
fertilizer, tor the stalk of sweet corn
OF W. .. Douglass has grown foot and
eight inches since the application YOU
gave it few weeks ago in the Democrat.
leaving it now twelve feet, eight inches
10 height.
There will be another of those pleas
ant French Coffee parties at Academy
Hall, next Friday evening. There will
be a vocal concert at Z O'Clock; at eight
coffee and cake will be served; at nine.
Weeks. Young and Abbott will give a
band concert tor those who enjoy a good
promenade and dance. Tickets for the
whole entertainment - cents. Proceeds
Tor charitable purpose. All are IN
yited.
The GoOdenOw house below Jackson's
Hill is being renovated.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold its
quarterly meeting stAcademy Hall Tues
day evening at hslt-past seven. 1t is the
regular meeting for choice of officers.
A picked nine from High st. played
match game OF base ball on the Common
Monday. with the Paris Hill unorganized
club. The game was closely contested.
and was watched by large number OF
spectators. 1t resulted in Il victory tor
the Paris Hill boys By score OF L to IA.
at the expiration of eight innings, when
the game was called.
Hawkes. 4 Garland have put in among
other new goods, file lot OF prints
which they are selling at from six cents
upwards. Many OF these goods are of
new and attractive patterns, just such as
are suited to the wants Of village and
country trade.
Miss Lulie Giles. who has, for several
years been 3 most success siul teacher in
town, was buried from her mothers resi-
dence last Sabbath. She died on Friday
previous OF consumption. Miss Giles
was greatly beloved and respected in the
community for her gentle and lOvable
character. A large company met to pay
the last tribute Of respect to her memory.
Floral contributions were large and
beautiful Rev j. A. Seilz attended the
services.
Mr. Philip Mason, superintendent OF
the town farm. brought into our office,
Monday. two stalks of corn measuring
a feet each. lie has a large piece nearly
All OF the same height.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-11

Ia the town OF Bethel, and County of Oxford,
for the year lS.G.
The Toll wing list Of taxes on real estate of non
resident owners in the town of Bethel, for the
year 1876, In bills committed TO Eber Clough,
Collector Of taxes Of said town. on the eth day
of June, lss6, has been returned 10y him TO M
remaining unpaid ON the Cth day of June,
Isl, by his certificate Of that date and now remain
unpaid and notice is hereby given that if the said
taxes, interest and charges are not paid into the
Treasury OF said town OF Bethel within eighteen
months from the date OF the commitment of said
taxes so much OF the real estate taxed as will be
sufficient 10 pay the amount due therefor including
interest and charge, will without further notice be-
sold al public auction at the ONCE OF %. n. Mason
In said town, on the 2gth day of December 1871
at Que O'Clock IN the afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-11
south ParIs.

A. +. Shurileff returned from the New
England Fair Friday night. He exhibited
twenty cOOps of poultry. Tor which be
took eight first premiums, viz. Light
Brshms chicks. lst and %; Dark, do,
lsI and "a; Buff COckins. p; Partridge
Cochins, lst, chicks. LIST; Plymouth
Rock. lst. chicks, LIST; Bantam chicks,
st; Bronze Turkeys, Sd; Rouen Ducks.
lst, "a and 81. Pekin, 81.
Burnham y Morrill, are rushing bust.
ness at their corn factory. They put up
one day last week over thirteen tons.
Daley is turning out II cases OF shoes
= day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-11
sTATE OF MAINE.


OXFOKD, Ss:-Board OF County Com nlssioners
sep. Session, A. ID. 1877;
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are 1e-
spOnsible, and that inquiry into the merits OF the II
application is eXpedient: IL is Ordered, That the
County COmmiss ioners meet 1T the dwelling
house Of Leonard Durham in Hebron on frlSay,
the 18th day of Oct next At ten of the clock A NJ
aud thence proceed TO view the route mentioned in
said petition; Immediately after which view hear
ing of the parties and witnesses will be had 1t some
convenient place in the vicinity and such other meas
/ urcs taken in the premises as the Commissioners
shall Judge proper. And IL is further ordered, that
notice Of the time place and purpose Of the Com
nissOners meeting aforesaid be given to all persons
aid Corporations Interested, by causing attested
eoes u said petition and Of this order thereon to be
seTved upon the Clerk OF the Town Of Hebron and
also posted up in three public places in said town
aud published three weeks successfully in the Ok
lord Democrat newspaper printed at Pari In said
I County Of Oxford, the first of said publications
and each Of The other notices, to be made,
served and posted, at least 80 days before said
TINE Of meeting, 20 the end that all persons and
corporations may then and there appear, and shew
Anse, II any they have, why the prayer OF said
sltOnerS should not be granted.
Attest: JAMES 5. WRIGHT, Clerk.
true copy of said Petition and Order OF Court
thereon.
Attest JAMES S. WRIGHT, Clerk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-11
Nonresident Taxes.

In the Town Of Mason, IN the County OF
oxford, for the year ls.6.
The following list of taxes real estate OF non.
resident owners IN the to"n II Mason, for
the year is.G in bills committed TO Nathaniel
II. Tyler, Collector OF taxes Of aid town,
ON the SIN day of Sept, 1876, has been returned
by him 10 me as remaining unpaid. 10y ms returns
dated respectively June ljih, Isl, by his Certin.
Gates OF that date and now remain unpaid and
notice IL hereby given that ii the said taxes, in
terest and charges are not paid into the Treasury
OF sald town, within eighteen months from the
date Of the commitment OF the said bills. much
OF the real estate taxed ~ will be sufficient to
psy the amount due therefor includn. interest and
charges will without further notice be sold at PUB.
lie auction ~ the School House in said Mason on
Wednesday the 9Th day of March 1873 ut ten
O'Clock A. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-11
Commissioners Notice.

EINHE undersigned, having been appointed by
l. the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the Coun'
y Of oxford, Commis sOncrs 10 decide upon all
the estate OF George W. hing. late Of oxford, in
said county. deceased, whose estate has been rep.
resented insOlyent. hereby give notice that six
months from The third Tuesday Of August \. ID.
lss7. are allowed the creditors 10 bring and prove
their claims against sa.i estate. and that we viii
attend 70 the duties assigned us, At the onice OF
II. Upton, IN Norway, IN said County, ON the last
saturdays OF December, January and February
next, a. ten O'Clock IN The forenoon, on each of
said days.
HENRY UPTON,
SAM I'll L. STUART.
>cut> &, l>l.- sepll-iW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-11
MARRIED.

In south Paris, Sep. 8. at the residence of the
brides father, by Rev. C. ID. Crane. Eugene g.
Williams Vf Portland, and Annie n. ROYAL
In WaterVille, Maine, Sep. 4th at the residen &c
OF the brides father, by Rev. Roscoe Ssnderson.
Annie j only daughter OF Dr. III. IL. CampbelI'
anu Rev. Charles ID. Crane OF So. Paris No ca,ds
la Bethel, Sep. 5th, by Rev. ID. Garland, Mr..
Of Hanover. '0''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-11

ho siia gram OF PORT
LAND, the location OF
our place Of business
may DC readily found,
being on CONGRESS
STREET. nearly OPP
posite CASCO STREET.
Both the CONGRESS-
and SPRING STREET
HORSE CARS pass our
store every fifteen min
utes.
Our customers from
the OG DENS EURO,
MAINE CENTRAL,BOs-
TON Il MAINE. and
EAsTERN DErOTs,will
lind the most direct
route 10 our store TO
be zap STATE TO SrRtN1
Strict, and by herse
ears 20 our door. From
the PORTLAND x ltO-
CHESTER DEPOT. a
short walk mp MYRTLE
on CHESTNUT STREET
To the line Of horse
ears on Congress- 81.
From the GRA Nd
VRrNI uEpOr take
the Spring >trccthOrse
cans.
Packages Of goods
delivered &C depOls,
tree Of cost.
it hns always boon
our motto 90 sell goods
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-11
Commissioners Notice.

rT,HE undersigned having been appointed by
i the Hon, Judge of Probate for the County OF
oxford, on the third Tuesday of August a; ID =
ls77, commissioners 10 receive, examine and de-.
eide the claims of creditors against the estate OF
Peter Holman, late OF Dixlleld, in said County
deceased, represented insolvent, hereby give no
tice that six months nom the date oil said appoint
ment are allowed to said creditors in which TO
present and prove their claims; and that they
will be in session at the following place and
times for the purpose OF receiving the same, yiL
at the Office Of T.. q. Harlow in said DiNleld on
saturday the 10th day Of October A. d., 1871, at
one O'Clock p. NJ. and again at the same place on
Saturday the 2ith day Of November y. D., 1871,
at one O'Clock T. NJ, and again at the same place
on Saturday the 10th day of February y. d., 1875
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
Dated this 18th day Of August \. d., ISL.
+. G.. HARLOW,
LUTHER III. LUDDEN,
Commits toner's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-11

IL GREAT DASGE2l-Th public are again ia
great danger Of being deceived BY Hood Of the
imitation Of al. r. AtwOOd's Bitters. THE Rev
JOIN PIKE wrote as follows: l have been de
eeiyed several times by the imitation put up in
the same shaped bottles and signed By one "Ns
han Wood, which imitation has always proved
nearly worthless.
East Frysburg Ne. JOHN PIKE.
sSThe true medicine gives relief, and bears
the large red patented trade mark IL. r." as vel
As the signature Of al. ~ Atwood.
apll7-ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-11
NOTICE.
sepII

THE oxford County, T.. OF II Mutual FIe Ia
Il surance Company, will hold their annual
meeting al Grange Hall south Paris on welnes
day, Sept. 2t.h, Is, 40 % O'Clock 4. VI. for the
election OF b0arl uf Directors. aud tue tran
sactou, OF any other business that may legally
come before said meeting.
P.C fiCkETT Sec'y.
sOuht Paris, sept. 10Th, ls77. sepll.sW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-11
New Advertisements.
Teachers Notice.

A Ii school Teachers expecting 70 teach in
~ the town of Greenwood the coming winter
are hereby notified TO meet at the house known as
the city school House the Bird, or at Iockcs Mi lis
the an Of Oct. lS77, then and there TO be exam
lned IN their qualifications As instructors of Outh.
\. y. BROOKS =. Superyi son.
sepll-fW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-11
STATE OF MAINE.

ARdr0scOggtR, So
Board OF County Commissioners, April session
1874, held by successive adjournment, September
tn, 4. u. 1871.
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evi
dence having been received that the petitioners
are responsible, and ought To be heard, touching
the matter set forth in their petition.
10 is Ordered Tina the County Commissioners
of the county OF oxford be requested to meet the
Commissioners of this county at Alanson Dun
hams, in Turner, in said county of Androscoggin
on Tuesday, the twenty third day of October, a
n. lS79, ut ten O'Clock \. NJ for the purpose OF
thence proceeding to view the route mentioned I'm
said petition immedi ately after which view a hear
iug OF the parties and their Witnesses will be had
and such further measures be o. ken in the prem
ses the Commits siOners shall adjudgs To be
proper. And ii Is further ordered that notice be
given TO all persons and corporations interested
OF the time, place and purpose of said meeting,
10y causing attested copies OF said petition and Oi
this order thereon, 10 BE- served upon the chair
man of the County Commissioners OF said County
OF Oxford, and upon the respective clerks OF the
towns of Turner ami Blckleld, and also posted
up in three pub &c places in each Of said towns,
and published in the kcnnebec Journal the state
paper. printed at Augusta in the count of Ken
nehec, and in the Lewiston Weekly Journal, a
public newspaper printed at Lewiston, IN said
county OF Andres cOggin, aud in the oxford Dem
ocrat, a public new papcr printed at Paris, in
SAID county OF oxford, all of said notices 10 be
served, posted up and published thirty days nj
least before the time OF SAID meeting, that all cor
pOrati0ns and persons interested may attend and
b. heard il they think proper.
Attest: DANIEL l.. ATWOOD, Clerk.
A true copy of The petition and order Of court
thereon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-11
.GRACES SALVE.

To the Honorable Board Of County Commissioner
for the County Of OItord.
TIME undersigned petitioners, inhabitants OF
4 the town Of Hebron and vicinity would re-
specially represent 10 Your board that public
travel requires new locations in the road as now
travelled nom Hebron Academy To South Paris
commencing al the teTmini Of the county road
about twenty rods east Of Charles IA. Georges
dwelling house in Hebron, thence IN an eastery
direction in the most feasible route to the road
opposite Hebron Academy, and We pray that you
would examine the locality and make such new
locations and alterations as the public cOnyen
fence demands
LEONARD DUNHAM, and IL others.
Hebron August 30, lS1I.