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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-07
Fire ON GravIer street.

At about 9:15 o'clock last night a fire,
the cause Of which is unknown. broke out
in the roof Of the three-story brick, building
No. 112 Gravier street, occupied jointly by
Clark Il Hofeline and the Delta printing Office.
The flames were extinguished with damage
of about 500 by fire and water.
The flames then communicated to the roof
Of the building occupied by J. Fl. Keller,
and slightly damaged it.
The building No. 112 Gravier street Is
insured in the Royal Canadian Insurance
Company for $4,000.
The alarm was turned in from box 81 by
Officer Mullady.
The, Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia. Pa. in
dorsed by eminent and distinguished visitors
"a q model establishment, will be- an exception
hereafter to the general complaint Of high
prices.
Every small village may quarantine against
New Orleans. and shut off communications. hut
it is not from scary country towns that ssaub.
Of GoldthWaite's bookstore, Exchange Alley.
near the. corner Of Canal street. obtains his.
news. It is from the large centres VINO have
always has the freshest and latest.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-07
Poisoned.

At about 80 o'clock yesterday q man
named Joe Rodrigues, keeping a coffee-house
corner Of st. Louis and Charities streets, ACCT
believing it to be medicine. He was attended
by q physician, who, after administering an
antidote, pronounced him out Of danger.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-07
PERSON A L.,

Mr., David Danziger, of the extensive and
well known dry goods firm Of Messrs. Dam
tigers Sons, left for New York to purchaser
fall stock.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-19
THE ESTY ORGAN,
state of Maine.
OVEORD p
South Paris, sept. {, is77. If

OXFORD, IS:
To the Honorable Justices Of the supreme Ju-
dcial Court next TO bo begun anu held at Paris
within and for the County OF oxford on the
second Tuesday of March \. - 1875.
HLARA r.. BRAY OF Rumt0Td m our County
~ Of oxford, wife Of James e. Bray formerly
OF rail River In the County of Bris d and Com
monwealth OF Massachusetts, but now in parts 70
your libellant unknown respectfully gives this
Honorable Court 70 De informed that she was law
fully married % the said james c. BRAY at Milan
in the County OF Coos and STATE OF New Hamp-
shire by Rev. George 4. NOyes minister OF the
gospel on the lSth day Of June y. -. 1917, ana
mat she has had by the said James {. two child
rem who are now living viz: stella +. aged six
years and George X. eyed four years-and your
libcllant ayers that after their said marriage she
aud the said james &. lived together As husband
and wife at Gorham IN the state Of New Hamp-
shire until july ls.l, that they The" removed TO
Fall River In the state Of Massachusetts, where
they lived together until February 1876, when nc
left NJ Will more fully hereafter appear; and that
on The hltCcutp day OF july 4. ID. 1870 ehc re-
moved % said RumiOrd where she has since resid-
ed-and your iIbelHnt AYERS tiat she ha, always
behaved hcr-cli as faithful and jut.fui wife 10.
ward her said husband. yet he, entirely regardless
OF his married duties and covenants, soon aite-
their marriage became cross and mrrnsc 20 Your
hbc.lant, aui INDUCED IN frequent bursts OF vio-
lent pa. -iOn aud 40 -ucu times he frequently beat,
bruised struck ami kicked your hOelIhnt, iniuring
her To suth az extent that she carried The marks
upon her person TOT % long time, 40 times -lIlAipg
her with such force as 90 fell her 20 the uour en-
AYERS that be neglected her Ia tlmes 81 sickness
and also rcgic cd property 90 provide Tor her
and her children and tuat IN the month Of Feb
uar, 1890 lc lrit your lnellant and declared bis
intention 90 70 90 Virginia cay, Nevada, int Tor
"a short time thereafter she heard from ulm, that
she has heard from him uut once since the month
OF MAJ go, that The LA, tried every way ppss-
Die to obtain tldLgs ot hls Whereabouts, but has
been unable 90 DO 30 since july i-h, lS'1, mat ne
has failed tO furnish support Tor her or her child
rem and that -hc has been obliged to rely upon
hex friends tor support ana maintenance stlllnS
out her furniture ID Fail River and removing 70
her iathcr'- house ia Rumior'l-and your ibcilant
AYERS that -ho has need due and reasonable dun.
grncc 10 ascertain thc present whereabouts OF The
said james G. Bray. iI order that THIS libel might
De- served ON him, bat L. unable % O 10. Where
fore iu3-mtrt az % would De proper CONDUCIVE
% domestic harmony, Iad cpu-.stent WIKI The
peace and mpr.tiIG uf society, your Nut liant
prilys this honorable Court Co decree divorce
from the bonds oi m1tItmony between her and
her said husband and lI-t me care auI cusiod,
OF the minor children may DE committed % h,r.
Dated January -, loso.
CLARA r BRAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-19

light,-the veins can be plainly seen run.
ming together. The method of growth in
plants with Melted veins is just the reverse
Of what it is in those with parallel veins (;
in these we have seen that the growth is
inside, but the plants that have Melted
veins grow on the outside. We can ex-
plain this best by a tree, such as the
maple or oak, which makes new growth
every year, and ali the new wood it makes
is formed between the bark and the old
wood. Every year a ring OF new wood is
formed outside of the old wood and next
10 the bark. This new wood being FORM
ed in rings every year, We are able to see
just how much has grown each year, and
the rings are 50 plain that they can be
counted. Ii We take q tree that is several
years old, and cut it down, we can count
the number of rings on the stump, and
tell just how many years old 1t is These
rings show somewhat in the engraving
above. 1t is in this way people are able
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-19

OXFORD, Ss.-Suprymc judicial Court IN Va
caton, Auburn. JANUARY -, a ID lcts.
Upon the foregoing Libel Ordered, That the
Libeu4nt give notice 10 She said James c. Bray
TO appear before the Jnsticc OF our supreme Ju-
dicial Court % be- holden a. Paris within and Tor
.he County of oxford on the second Tuesday OF
March 4. ID. ls1s. by publishing an attested copy
II said libel aud this order thereon three weeks
successiyely in The oxford DcmOcract a news
baper printed in Paris Ia our County of oxford
the last publication to be- three weeks at least
prior To sa,d second Tuesday OF March that he
may there and then in our said Court appear and
show cause, u any be have, why the prayer OF
said LiOcllant should not be- granted
&. W. W AZ Ton.
Justice Of the sup. Jud Court.
4 true copy OF the Libel aad Order Of Court
thereon.
Attest: JAMES : WRIGHT, Clerk.
IIutch-n.on. SA.hg. q II--r ALLL-. I.r LI1,ILInt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-19

We have now given you glimpse of a
systematic arrangement of the Vegetable
Kingdom, and hereafter when you look at
leaf you will be able to determine to
which class ii belongs, whether an Exc
gen or an Endogen, whether it belongs in
the group with the Rose and the Oak, or
with the Lily and the Palm.
The Rose leaf and the Lily leaf, which
are represented in the preceding column
SHOW clearly the arrangement, of the veins
the Rose leaf is cut in outline, but the
netted-yeins are shown on a small part
at the point of the leaf. We also show a
group Of exogens, containing Willow
aud a Fir tree, plant of Ricinus or
CaStor-oil Bean, a Rose, a Pond Lily
and Water Dock aud a group of en-
dOgens, showing Palm tree, Banana
a Caladium, Gamma, Cypripedium or
Lady Slipper, and Typha or Cst-tail
Flag. -Vick's Monthly,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-19

The feshy part Of the grain or the coty-
ledon has not come up and spread Itself
out ike leaf but has been under going
= change, and It's substance has afforded
nutriment for the growing plant In thi-
case the feshy part of the seed was not
divided into two parts, a. in the cabbage
or melon seed or the bean, as first ex-
planned, aud >uch plants are SAID TO have
but one cotyltdon and are called monoco-
tyledgns. the Greek word mono meaning
oSE; the others are called dicotyled0us
or TWO cotyledons.
These, then, are the two great classes
into which al the towering plants are
divided,-Monoco,yledous and Dicotyle-
dons.
Now l know that some of my young
readers are ready TO ask how they are to
tell which plants have one sced-lobe and
which have two sesd-lobes OF, III other
words, which are mc-5eotyiedons and
which are dieotyledors. Surely We can
not watch the seed ., every plant grow 10
md out how many seed-.Obes II has :
No, this you cannot do but please notice
how the leaves Of the corn grew first
come up one leaf, and then the next one
inside Of that, and the next one inside OF
the last one. and each successive growth
IS Inside Of the previous one. Now, all
plants that grow in this way are called
inside growers, and if You will look at
the leaves you viii notice that the veins
all run parallel to each otber.-starting
at the base they run along together side
by side, and, as they come near the end,
draw up closer to each other until they
come together at the point or extremity Of
the leaf. All such leaves are called par
ai!el-yeined leaves.
When We see a parsllel-veined leaf,
then, We know the plant Is an inside
grower, and its seed has but one seed-lobe.
We give an engraving of the Lily of the
Valley, which has such leaf, so We know
that 1t is an inside-grower. The proper
name for inside-grower is Endogen.
The picture Of the leaf Of the Begonia
shows the veins all running together like
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-19

TO tell the age Of very old trees, ike the
Mammoth Trees of California, which are
said to be many hundred years old. In
very old trees some of the rings become
indistiuct and cannot always be traced
and therefore the exact age Of such trees
cannot be decided. DR.. Asa Gray. who
has examined the great trees, the Well.
ingtoniaS, says, Fifteen hundred annual
LAYERS have been counted, or satistactor.
ilymade out.upon one or two fallen trunks
1t is probable that close to the heart Of
some Of the living trees may be found the
circle that records the year Of cur Savior
nativity"
A plant that is an outside-grOwer j:
called ~ Exogen. From what has been
said you will be able to distinguish very
readily which plants are outside-growcr;
and which are insiie-growcrs or, IN 9TH
er words, which arc Exogeus and which
are Eniogens.
We see that plants having one seed.
lobe have paralleI-veiued leaves, are IT,
side-growers, and are called MonocotyI,.
dons or Endogens that those having two
seed-iobes have netted-ycined leaves, are
ou:side-growers, and arc called Dicotyle.
dons or Exogcus. Another great difference
in these two classes OF plants is that the
inside growers or ondogens, even the
largest specimens, such as the Palm trees,
have no real bark. the surface of the
trunk being precisely ike the interior,
except that II is a little haricd and
roughenei by exposure to the weather.
The trees and shrubs Of The exogens have
bark, and even the smallest plants OF
this class have an outside coating distinct
from the inner part of the stem.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-19
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS,

Such "a Sore. wcat. Irfsmed. Red, and wstery
Eyes: Liberation aal Inflammation Of tho bar I;
Ringing Noises in the i, al sore Throat; Tonga
ZION ~ tie I.u,s and swrllcd Touslsi Nervous
Hesdache, Neuralgia. y lziuv-s, Cloudrd Memory,
loss ~ Nervous oFcc. Depression % splrisi-arc
remedy according 20 directions which accompany
each 6ottlc. or Will be mailed 20 Gly address on
zach rsrkacs contains NJ sani5Td's Improved
fnhallns lube with fu'l directions for use IN All
cascs Pic $40. Sold by all Wholesale and hc,
tsii prrcgia-s throughout the UEtcd states and
Cg-gf7s NTEEs & POTTER, General Agents
AMI Wholesale p-U rlist.. Unstl0, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-19
Freedom Notice.

"HEREAS my daughter. Jane W Clsmon.
w has leit my home without provocst,on.
nefeo5 give her her time 10 aci and trade for her.
sell; all persons are forbidden 10 trust or hsrbo-
Der on my account, a. 1 shall not claim her earn.
ioss, pay her debts, OF be responsible for her con
duet sfser this date.
WILLIAM II. CLEMONS.
Muhess-LLEWELLNS A. WADsWORTH.
Hifsm, Jan. 80, ISIS. 6.sws
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-19

Young plant the seed is softened Srrou.inr
by the moisture Of s s.alh OF
the earth it bursts open, and the seed-lobeS
or cotyledons usually spread themselves
out, and We call them the first leaves :;
but sometimes the coty.edons 10 not come
up above the ground.
Now, looking at a grain of corn as it
starts to grow, We find only single spear
shooting W, and as this advances in growth
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-19

ANDROSCOGGIN. - January -, ISIS.
Personally appeared Clara r.. Bray above
named and made oath that she a.. u-cd due and
reasonable diligence 90 ascertain the prc-cni
place OF residence or whereabouts OF TIE
.Aid james L. Bray and Is unable 10 fnd the
same. Before the,
l.. II. III TCHlNSON.
Justice OF he Peace.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-19
More than 300, 900 Bottles Sold, and not
Notice of Forrclosnre.

WHEREAS OrSngo G. Frost of Bethel, In the
w County Of oxford by his deed OF mortgage
dated the first day of Nov. \ d. ls37. and record
ed ia the Oxford Registry Of Deeds, Book Ia, Page
lGs, conveyed % Enoch W. Woodbury.. Josiah L.
Purington and Wesley X. Woodbury., Co-partners
in trade, all OF Bethel aforesaid, and doing bust
ness under the firm name Of Woodbury., Puring-
ton X Co, cerigin tract Of land situated in the
towns OF Bethel and Newry, aud being the same
land conveyed 10 him by Daniel Z. Bennett by his
deed of warranty, dafcd the twentieth dav OF Oct
A. ID. 1915 and recorded in the oxford Registry,
Book ! ,, Page 2g6. particularly described ~ -aid
deed, 20 which reference may be hal, % secure
the payment of one hundred and seven dollars and
thirty one cents (sl07,3D and interest, whereas
the conditions Of said mortgage deed have been
broken, by reason whereof we claim foreclosure,
as by statutes In such cases made and provided.
ENOCH ". WOODBURY..
JOSIAH L, PURINGTON.
WESLEY X. WOODBURY..
Bethel Feb. lst, ISIS. f5-3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-19

OXFORD. - AT Court Of Probate held u
Paris within and Tor the County OF oxford
ON the third TUESDAY IF January, \. u. ISIS,
nN the petition OF WILLIAM II. HEMlNG-
~ WAY Guardian OF Ada r. and villa -. Bry-
ant minor heirs OF JANUS =. Bryant late vt Rum
ford In said County, deceased pray ,ns for license
O. cell and convey the interest OF his said wards
~ and TO the Jairus S.BUant farm sO-callcd and
situated on Bird I'LL sO-caled IN Bethel At IN al.
yantagcou- Offer OF two hundred tllrty.thrce dol.
lars and tbirty-threc cents:
Ordered. Thatthe said Petitioner give notice
10 all persons Interested by causing an abstract of
said petition win thi- order thereon 10 be pub.
-hed three weeks successfully iu the Oxford
Democrat printed at Paris, that they may appear
al Probate Court to De held at Paris in said
County on thc third Tuesday Of Mar. ueN., at nine
90 ock In the forenoon and shew cause II any they
hayeWhy the same should not be granted.
\. III. WALKER, Judge.
4 true COPY. Alte.t Ill. Z. DAVIS. Ke.ister.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-19
Hills Manual.

a guide o. Correct Writing. showing how 20
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ing, epis-9iary CORES loudeHCe. Note of Invita-
ton Card-, Commercial Forms, lesai Busiues,
Forms, Will eXpl IA ions. a Dictionary OF n .OtO
Synonymous Words. Short Hand Writing duties
OF Secret2rIcs, Parii4mt ntary kule~, Writing Pc
etry and 50 pieces % iae tes selected Poetry and
many other % ugs too Numerous Co. mention here
froi. HI, wl9 has long been successful Teach
er ma some OF Quar- best business co icCs pTef ered
This book wiki especial reference 10 sUpplyIug 81
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Ill. q. GARCELON.
966 Middle street, Portland. Ne
or rurtler InOrlnatiOn 642n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-19

m kA,bA3kAs not easily earned Ina these hard
II /-wt-. 1ut De- eau ot made i1 three
an months by any enc OF either sex,
III 4 .- any part vi the country. who b.
Willing 90 work steadily q. The
employment that We furnish. 90 peg week ia
your Owu town. louugC. not Do away from home
over night You can give your whole t.mc o. tlt
work, or only our spare moments. We have
agents who are making over so per day. AL who
engage az once can make M ucv fast ~ The pres
enttime money cannot De made So easily ana rap
IDLY ~ any other bust ness. Itcosts nothing totIy
TIE business. Terms and s5 1utit free. Address
n ooee, n. uALLEr ri 3 Co. P0rtl.na. Ne. u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-19
Administrators, SnIc.

DURSUANT 20 u license from the Hon. Judge
i OF Probat, for the County OF oxford | shall
sell Al public ale at her homesie ! IN Paris on
saturday the second dag of March next at ten
o'clock in the forenoon. all the ght, title and in
terc-t which Flora A. Harmon, lac OF said Pari-,
had 40 the time OF her decease to any and al real
estate IN the County Of oxford
HERRlCR .. TUELL, Adm'r.
Paris Jan. 18th. ISIS. j49 Sw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-19
aCOLLIAS'l
VOL AIG PLASTER

Affords the most IT itcrul relief In Rheu-
matism, Veal Spi-o. Local Pains, Ner-
vous Affections. L,CM Eholnatism' ITO
Doulourcux. Nervous Pain, Affections OF
the Kidneys. I r,t iurod Ribs, Affections
of the Chest, Coli, = and Coughs, Injuries
of tho Back, STR ans and Bruises, Weak
Rack, Nervous l. 81 OF tho Bowels, Cramp
In tho stomach nd Limbs, Heart Anco-
lions, Enlarged 'pleen. Bruises aud Pune
lures, Rhcuma.i,in of tho Wrists and
Arms, Asthma Goui, Local and Deep
seated rains. an I'm tho Chest, stitch In
the Back, rail- in tho Hip, Inricoso or
Enlarged Ncinr. Crick In the Back and
Neck, Pain ard Weakness in side and
Rack, Hoar-,ii sas, Sore Throat LunbaEo'
Whooping Go lsh, Sharp Pains IN the
Brcast, Heart Disease, 0uinsy, Diabetes
and for LaIncI 80 in any part OF the BODY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-19

Here, then, are the TWO great classes
into which all Towering plants are divid-
ed, aud when a botanist takes a plant or
part of plant to examine, the first thing
he does is to look at a leaf and see if the
veins are parallel, or if they aJe net-vein-
ed, and which ever it : decides whether
the plant is an ezogen or an ondoGen.
Most Of the towering plants which We
have in our gardens, such as Ncrbenas,
Heli,ropes, FuchSias, aud all the annual
flowers, are exogens or ou,side-growerS 4;
and so are our garden vegetables, such as
Cabbage and Lettuce, and Cucumbers snd
Potatoes so, also, are the Towering
shrubs, ike the Roses aud Liiacs, aud the
trees OF our forests, and those that We Gu
tiyate for ornament, such as the OAK, the
Beech, the Elm, the Birch, the Willow,
the Pine. &c. But the Tulip and the
Hyaciu.h. the Crocus ami the Lily, the
Ca'a and other tulbou, plants. are enlo-
gems. and 50 Is Corn or Naize, and Grass.
aud the Yucca, tue Banana, and all the
Palm trees.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-19

network, aud such a leaf
Is said to be net-veined.
Now, all the aet-veined
leaves grow on plants the
seeds of which have two
!obes. You can always TEL
a net.yeined leaf by holdiI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-19

And II. i. Chandler OF said Fryeburg Academy
Grant IS appointed agent As aforesaid, and 10 re-
CURED % give BOND as a oresaid.
Attest - JAMES =. WRIGHT, CLERK.
And .t b. hereby ordered by Us. the County Com
mlssiOners, that notice Of said assessment be
published az required By law.
BENJ. y. IUELL County Commissioners
g. \. HASTINGS, for the
co. PESDENrER, County Of oxford.
4 true copy OF -e5sncut
Affect JAMES ;. WRIGHT, ClerA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-19
VEGETINE
VEGETINE
The Best spring Medicine.

CHARLTsTowN.
II. X. STEVENS.
Dear Sir.-This Is 20 certify that have used
your BLOOD Preparation" in my family for sew
srsl years and think that for Scrofula or Canker-
Gus Hum0rs OF Rheumatic affections 10 cannot De
execiled: aud A. a blood purifier and spTiag med-
icinc il l. the best thing have ever used, and 1
have used almost every thing. I can cheerAuy re
commend & 20 anV one Ia need OF such medl-
cine.
Yours respectfully.
MIS-. \. y. DINSMORE, - Russell Street
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-19

And y W Bennett Of said Township NJ. P.
Range ]. appointed agent as Aforesaid, AMI is
IL gu!rcI 20 give bond as Aforesaid
Attest 80 JAMES :. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Upon Riley Plantation. for the purpose Of zee
pairing the road through said Plantation The sun
vi one Hundred aud live Dollars IS assessed %,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-19

Sls.lOO Slo3 10
And s.illman Littlehale Of Riley Plantation, is
appointed agent as Aforesaid, and II required 20
give bond a. aforesaid
Attest JAMES :. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-19
STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD. IS :

OXFORD, IS:
Alta session Of the County Commissioner, be.
gun and holden at Paris, within ard for the
County aforesaid, on the twenty ninth day OF De.
cember, A. ID. 1871, by adjournment from the reg
ular September session, A. ID. 1871.
And now the Commissioners in accordance
with Section 50, Chapter g. OF the Revised Stat.
utes having first made an annual inspection in
the month OF September last, OF all the County
roads in the incorporated Townships and tracts
of land In said County, and having made an esti-
mate of the amount needed 10 put them In repair
go as to be safe and convenient for public travel
DO adjudge and determine that an assessment for
that purpose be made as follows, viz:
Upon Andover West surplus, for the purpose
of repairing that part Of the County Road leading
from Andoyer Corner to Upton, which lies in said
Surplus, the sum OF Fifty Dollars, and the same
Is assessed as follows Upon the entire tract SUP.
pssed to contain 6i00 acres, and supposed ~ be
owned by The AndrOscOggin Water Power Co, OF
Lisbon $50 90; and John a. French OF AndOyer
il appointed agent To superin.end the eSpendl.
ture Of the same according 70 law, snd IL required
TO give bond as the law directs.
Attest JAMES ;. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-19

Upon Andover North surplus, for the purpose
of repairing 20 much Of the County Road leading
nom Andoyer Corner 10 Upton, as Is within said
North Surplus, the sum Of One Hundred and
Fity.two Dollars and eighty cents 10 assessed a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-19

Upon &C" Surplus, for the purpose OF repairing
30 much OF the County Road leading from Ando
yer Corner TO Upton A. IL In the said Surplu, me
sam of seventy five Dollars, is assessed A. fol-
lews: Upon the entire ira I supposed 10 conta o
@ 900 acres and supposed 20 be owned by marx
4. Emery, s75; and Charles Abbott or Upton, 9.
appointed agent rs aforesaid, and IL required %
Attest JAMES 5. WRIGHT, Clerk