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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21
TOWN ITEMS.

BrruEL. Jan. lS.-rhe cold wave has
a, len. ID reached Us, Wednesday morn
M. 10 some localities, the thermometer
rsscbed 70 deg. below zero. There Is
snow eaooga for business, and the lum-
b,-neu are busy hauling lumber from
TIE yards 10 the landing.
/. Is not often that such s number OF
accidents are crowded into one week as
We had 10 record last week. 10 addition
70 he suicide OF Mr.. Brown and tue sud-
den death OF MIR Temple Frenchman a.
vors Tor the Bethel Steam Mill Co. was
struck down by falling tree, Friday,
AID Supposed 10 be killed, bat /; Is now
thought ne Will recover. Ernest Kilgere
bad ball pat through he leshY part Of
his hand, while examining his revolver.
Hon David Hsmmo9s borrowed dono-
le 0srre.ed gun 10 shoot dog that 81
lacked him upon the street, aad discharged
oas barrel at the dog, which killed him.
wten the gun Sicked and elevated the
other barrel. which was discharged into
The window OF M5. Brooks dwelling
house. doing no other damage ihsn break
ing the glass.
The funerals OF Ms. Temple snd Mr.
Brown were largely attended Saturday
Toe Odd Fellows were out in large num-
b,rs At the funeral OF Mr.. Brown. and
performed their impressive burial service.
Mrs. NJ. W. Chandler, whose index
dascr was injured more than one year
ago. submitted to amputation the 18th OF
November and is now able TO attend to
be. household duties. The cooperation was
performed il o ssiiltul manner by Dr..
Ttvks0ury OF PortlSud.
Rev. 5. L. Bowler. OF Macbias, has &C
copied unanimous Gail from the FiJst
Congregational Church and Society in
Be.so 10 become their pastor. aud will
commence his labors immediate. 5 AFTER
The 10Th Of MAY. when his present en-
gs-CGent expires. W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21

BYRON. Jan. Mrs. J. NJ. Merrill
ded on the last. a2er a lingering i'll
uess OF several moaths. Sc was a
daughter, l believe OF John Thomas,
formerly OF this town, aud a sister Of
Ma. Wm. TuomAs also OF this town.
W. Merrill has been 5ereSyed With
singular fatality. Twelve years ago, his
family. besides himself aud Vile, con-
sisted ot two sous and two daughters,
ipr,yious 10 ills be had .ost two dauEb-
ts-s one when "a mere child, ta5 O;her
after arriving "a wonalt11D. Al lhs,
ula. bis elder son was thrown from a
b1,,s. receiving Injuries which caused a
81 iaa pa-a,yzinE OF bis powers Of body.
scd ultimately bis death, o. the 26.h OF
lis. p.ember CHS mother Illness was
aggravated. It no, caused. ~ the assidI-
is Vrb which she assisted Ia caring Tor
biu). Tae elder daughter died 10 The
ia'. ol 90, sboy, @ne before The date
fixed for her marriage. Tae younger
daughter died DO the spring OF Il, .ess
than year arer Der marriage The re
naming son sud Youngest child Is nov
nearly %. Rev. Ira q. SPraguo Of the
Msi.e Erlngsl.>t preached the funeral
discourse tom the following words:
Many arc the afllIcuous Of sne righteous; ;
t1, ,be Lord dsiiyere,h him on, o., them
a." p. xxxiy Ms alc,ril vii. long
be remembered az a cheeriuI reishbor.
ever ready 20 assist those 10 trouble.
Machinery Is being pa, in At Bancsoits
M. Tor the manufacture OF spoo.s.
N,,s.s. G.ocr. Hodsl % znd \. Jenkins
haze contracted TO pat in 500 co-ds OF
vl.e Jirch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21

FYEBUR6. . 1.-THE Pos, Otics
building. 50 long occapi-d Tor TIA. pun
rose. vas burned en- M3utaf, Jan. Is
a. , g. II. AL the msii matter, and
rear al me equipments Sero saved.
Some %. the stamps we're lost or de-
s.7o-,d in part, 30 as 20 render them
use.s,,. Miss Jane Frye, TIE new sp-
poi-.s1 P. N. took charge OF the office
sts, the ire. and opened he mails IN The
room Wards block, with her assistant,
William Soalher.
Fudav morning % deg. below zero.
The preyaien, cold mas had hs tul!
sway through Tire village and towr. a
lively time Tor NJ. D's.
The year ius: past has been one OF IN
Usual interest ia oliidirg 10 this village.
More buildings having been erected, and
money expended Tor maleria. and labor,
ihs1 during any year Tor many years
TIE la4u,y aud style has been al that
could be desired 10 the eAss ot those
built. On Msin street, next 10 Cougl
church, ". h. Tarbox mas finished his
dwelling snd ell. and added thereto a
rs, class stab win ali the modern I'M
proyenents. aad graded to some extent
a5Ou them, although 20. - fully as he
intends to have done. Some - 600 must
have been expended on all Tor the year.
o. McNsai street. f. F. Anderson has
bull, him a very fine two story Dwelling
hOuse and eli. a1d nearly al flushed.
with a good &c .r, At Z est Of some 81
500 Also on same street. the NJ. <.
parsonage. with ell shed aud table. a
very tue St, O, bindings. 10 be occupied
By .oe pastor, has been put up, costing
s3oa $1,000. Just below il, F. A. Vii
ey has Guilt 40 story double tenemeu,
house, a. flashed, wi,h sheds connected
for wood, 10 esch tenement, at au csd
mated eos. Of = 500. f. c. Lord has .
Nc, sc dwelling neary completed. /
Il story. on The street leading to the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21

bricglon rosd, costing some $1,000.
Wauen street increases with a set OF
oal'diogs moved on and newly fitted by
Se"sll NJ. Richardson on the corner OF
Oxford street; also new two story
house by l.. l.. Howard, Jr. The ground
oeing very wet, this house has been
built very high above this level OF the
road. but when graded will be good
rsr forli0ned looking residence. costing
not less than $4,000. The Sweden
ooggisn society have built church on
oxford street. Toe building Is OF mod
era s,yle, and he pan WAS made 10y
himball. architect, OF Portland. II is
good sized building, AMI to some eyes q
good design, although 10 others 20. a
pattern OF beauty TIE expense cannot
a..l much short o, S. 900. when entirely
flushed Snj.o stree: presents the
Cheese factory building, which has been
purchased by Alb Walker, aud dwelling
finished for himself sad family in the rear.
tie wi'i still hold tae cheese room forthe
.ue Purposs, oay do the business on
MS grivate account, buying the milk. In
the repairs don., some $500 mas been
cxoeaded.
jas. ). Webster has put up two-storY
O yelling 10 iront of the ell aud stable.
ard connected 10 nc ell. making great
improvement 10 his buildings, costing
sh0ua 81 600. Further down and at the
END OF the street, Wiley X Spring have
eyeC.ed a building 4Ox6O, two stories, aud
cove GieLtly flashed tor s,ore-house for
corn. -four, po,aioes. dc u be ready in
connection with their store. 1t is located
81 HAT they can un.Oad cars from tue 7.
X o. track into the building. Cost about
3 $50. \ steam, saw aud grist mill,
ovacd by B. Fellows, has been built on
10 opposite eide OF the 7. & o. tract
iow he passenger station. The building
IS small, yet they base large engine
and viii eventually Increase the size OF
the buidia.. Tney are running ont
spool strips sai s's5es quite fast. The
whole cost wiz not tan sbor, OF $4,000,
ms .irg machinery. Several dwellings
have undergone repairs. and on he whole
We can hardy look forward to as much
Improvements Ia bull linz aud buildings a.
b., b-en shown io- Iha past year. About
$1,000 has oeeu aided 20 the village IN
his Gae a|oue. ali j: l. hoped tia, ion
provsmenls DO other directions may speed
is follow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21

g,NroN.-A coit driven oy Mr.. Wash
In 81. Canton. stopped IN ,be road, as
we. .ut EicSed al thero Was very little
sleikC .,t.
lie agricultural meeting was held last
T.. ,day inUau.on. continuing forenoon.
a., noon and evening. Ga accom-, OF
O.. lad travelling many OF the expected
sps seTs were absent Mir Nelson from
Ne Gloucester was among he speakers.
Friday uigu. the reformers bad very
interesting meeting. Mr. Howard Gould.
Sc ~ Rev. Mr. Gould OF Canton, deliv-
e-et a lecture. They chose as officer
log iae mex, quarter; PsesiieL., Mr.. j.
seph Marston; frs. yIce-Pre-ident. Mr..
Cn-u1er ain Wright; the remainder 20
De- -lec,Ct al some succeeding evening.
Il. g slso voted 20 hold their meetings on
Sat- iay OF eacl week ss hey have pre-
yi0l,y done.
Ltceums and spelling schools continue
in,1- dfl-eut scho0 houses with excel
lent SUCCESS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21
Notice Of Foreclosure.

rINHE SUBSCRIBE h"'eby gives public notice thst
j Edwin A. Capen and Casper L. Capen of Beth
ell, IN the county of oxford and State OF Maineby
their mortgage deeds dated the 18th day OF Deer
A. ID. 1875, conveyed to him, the subscriber, two
certain parcels OF land situated In Bethel and re.
corded In Oxford Registry Of Deeds, book l73 page
1864 one piece bounded and described as follows TO
wit On north by land Of Newell Annis and family
burying ground on east and south by land OF Ed.
win A. Capen: on the west by the county road,
leading from Bethel Hill by said land 10 Rumford
Corner said lot containing two acres, also the Ger.
tain tract OF parcel Of land situated in Bethel,
bounded and described as follows, TO wit:-The
southwesterly half part OF that part OF The west
erly halfpar of lot No Is in the 7h OF lots in
said Bethel and being the same land as decided TO
Timothy a Capen by Austin Oliver, EsteJ Oliver,
Horace II, Wilson, May G. Wiison and Esther L.
Ham, said lot contai3s thirty hse acres more or
less, and whereas, the condilibns of said mort
gage aeeds have been broken,i the undersigned
BY reason thereof claim a force losure OF the same
CHARLES MASON
January 10, 1879, 2l.8w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21

NORTH PARIS There was good attend
auee ., ne Methodist Quarterly Meeting
on sunday, Jan. y. commencing at 9
o'c.ock, with . love feast, followed by q
ye-y a0ie sermon from james v:20, ty
Rlv. +. Hiimau OF Nor.t Anonsta. for
m.-.y pastor OF this charge. In TIE alIer-
nccu, Rev. c. c. Mason OF Hallowell,
Pre- iling E'der Of The Lewiston District,
presented the subject of the Resurrection
10 as usual earnest snd eloquent manner.
T.. ordinance Of communion followed
Ihe afternoon service. Rev. Dir. Pende1-
,s.. p-s,-r in charge, assisted a. The sew
era services. D.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21
NJ, Challenge The world.

When We say We believe, We have evidence to
prove that Shnoh's Consumption Cure is decidedly
the beet Lung Medicine made, in a. much as it
will cure common or Chronic Cough iu one half
the tine aud relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Whoop-
Ing Cough, Group, and show more cases Of Con
sumption cured than all others. twill cure where
they fail, il is pleasant to take, harmless to the
Youngest child and We guarantee what We say.
Price 10 cts, % eLs. and 81 Co. II your Lungs
are sore, Chest OF Back lame use snlioh's Porous
PIs.t,r. Sold by A NJ. GERRY, So. Paris,
and all other Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21

GRAFroN.-Nrs. Mary L Sni,h OF
S.-ty River has closed her school in
c.s'ric. No ,. h>yinK KEEP period OF
uire weeks The majority OF Us think
{, tus oest scaool evsr .algh, in our dis
uc,. IN tho evening of Ihe third, We
received cordisl welcome =, Mr.. and
N-s Lcsuder Benefits. where Abe teacher
aad scholars had an exhibition and
Christmas tree. Mr Bennett; kindly giving
The u the U.S. OF his house. in witch. in
spi.e %. ,he severe storm aud o.o~. was
.arge gathering Tor the place; one
usu wen. wiki four oxen and sled with
4hst tuer could draw. The Christmas
Tree was JouGuiuuY loaded with presents
fog D. AID the exhibition Was grand
success. having been conducted by the
teachers and Mrs. Bennett principally.
F.M.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21

PERU.-A cOrresp on dent of the Trans
emit writes: We had eight inches Of
.n6W. buf it is in drifts, and the roads
are very bad, Considerable numbering
will be dCue here this wioter. We
bsSa iopr board mills in this town which
saw 100000 feet Of Lumber, also five
single mills. where more than 600, 600
fss, are cut during the year. We have
tv9 erist mills doing fair business.
tt .7ree ferries IN Peru take during
l,s s.-e1n more thar 81 500. The town
har 200 fsrms. snd 1000 Inhabitants.
T1sra are three small villages and three
ccs, Offices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21

Our personal appearance Is matter in which
our friends and acquainiAnces have right 10 a
choice wheth,- w hall inn,ct upon them an eX-
terror uncArel ior tld unsttractye, a countenance
marred by a neglected griLkled beard, or a crown
.ultless OF covering, half covered. or thalched
with white hairs, ~, whether We shall in Difference
to our fellow pay due regard 10 our own per
sons aud max them presentAble aud acceptable
in soc iety. There aie many helps for those who
desire TO 10 this snj there are none among them
more acceptable than Halrs Hair Remover and
Buckingham's Dye Tor the whlskers. Both these
preparations are Kept for sale at all our drug
stores, aud ii any Of our friends are looking a
little the wore Tor year, we advise them to make
a note OF n.-Norh Star DGRrille, ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21

Greenfield Cannon of Canton "held a
meelingn AT MIR. n. NJ Blossoms in Dis
tricl No. 6. Dec. 81
l. was four oxen that broke through q
"IliL" into Mooseucmsguntic Lake.
Three OF them were GIT on, but so thor
o. sbly chilled tina. they we're butchered
u. once; the fourth died in the water and
was left frozen into the ice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21
sTATF OF MAINE

CUMBERLAND, So supreme Judicial Court, in
vacation, P0gtianl Jan 10, a; d. ls,s
Iibellant give notice to said Augustus W. Ripley
70 appear before the justice Of our supreme Ju-
dicisl Court, TO be holden az Paris, within and Tor
the Comfy of Oxlord, on the second Tuesday OF
March, A. ID. 1879, 10y publishing an attested copy
of said libel, and this order thereon three weeks
successfully In the Oxford Democratic newspaper
printed in Paris in our County of oxford the last
publication 70 be thirty days at least prior to said
second Tuesday OF March, that he may there and
lien in our said Court, appear and show cause, ii
any he have, Why the prayer OF said Lipeliani
should not be granted.
WIN. WRIT VIRGIN,
Justice of the sup. Jud. Court.
tue copy OF the Libel and Order OF Court there
on. Attest: JAMES 5. WIGHT, Clerk,
Rl-3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21

PAUs-OSinE n the severity OF the
secondhand snow S.orm Saturday even
ing. The attendance al The Reform Ciuo
was small, 80 no services were held.
Tho directors OF the Unity Club will
give private entertainment next We'd
uuaday evening. Tue programme will
coasis, OF sr "Old Folks Sing" deelama-
Uons. select readings. &c, &c. All mem
hers, and those who wish 10 become
members. are cordially invited. There
y'l A.so DO sociable in the Hall above,
after the entertainment.
The looseness OF the snow snd the
length o, tbs ladies' dresses made Il dltfi
emit Tor them To- get out. SUNDAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21
commissioners Notice.

rI,HE undersigned having been appointed by the
L Hon Judge OF PROBATE Tor the Comfy OF OK.
f1ri on the first Tuesday Of Dec, A. d. ls1s.
Commis- toner's TO receive aud examine the claims
Of creditors against the estate OF Llndley W. rem
rcpre-ented insolyent, hereby give notice that SIX
months from the date Of said appointment are
allowed 90 said creditors, 20 which 10 present and
prove their claims and that they Will De in session
e the following place ana times for the purpose Of
receiving the same, viz: Al the late dwelling
house OF said Lindley W Pend,XtCr, IN said Por-
ter on the last Saturday OF February aud the first
and last Saturdays OF May y ID is79at ten O'Clock
iu the forenoon.
Dated this fourteenth day Of January, \. ID. 1872.
EBkN EOSS,
MOSES .. MOULTOS,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21

ECSIDER J. Rlous Of Boston, and Michael
II Perdergrast OF Lawrence Commonwealth OF
Massachusetts, copartrer- doing business at Law
renee under hrm name OF r. y hlous q Co.
PlsiutiI.. -. Patrick kenney OF Providence in
me STATE Of Rhode Island, Principal Defendant,
and The Robinson Manufacturing Company, oi
oxford 10 our County OF oxford, Alleged TTus-
tees Action of A-sumpsi.. on account annexed,
for &s0. O1As per bill OF items attached % viii.
Ndipmnum :l6O-Writ dated October -, ISIS, and
reulrnAble 70 the December Term los.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21

SoUrH PARIs.-Rev. Arson z. Tinker
ot Auburn, will deliver a lecture in tue
Congregational Yeslry, Monday evening.
Jsu'y 20. Subject: The Sea- Mr..
TiaSer is one OF the most interesting
speakers in the State, and his lecture
will 90 a rare trea. for all who are for
tuuAte enough TO hear it.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21

NoKwAY.-FT.iay morning vas the
-; les, y. q. season. The thermometer
vsrigt from 5 20 y deg according to
'Cc7.isy.
rae Raiogmer- who went TO Bryant
Pond ~ ,he 10Th lost. g; overturned 10
e sn1NJ,iu =o2u. t,ur miles OUT. No
one vas hu :.
Ns,ess i, .ayigg ia large stock Of
.ir- by Tor bis box factory.
q. 81 Morgan. d d. G. NJ. installed
ta- ,ficeIs "a Norway Lodge, l. .. O.
? lr TaesjAy evening last. z.
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SETH w. FIFE, Agent, Fryeburg, Me.

More eases O; remarkable cures OF coughs
colds, asthma Ani consumption have been effected
in the past four carr by Adamsons Botanic Bal
sam than al other medicines that have been Ad-
veiilsed Tor tw enty years past. Price IS cents.
Try 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21

RyxpURY, Jan. 9.-Mrs Frank Hussey,
To- asr.y OF Leeds. died oil rheumatic
fe7.r few days since. TIE funeral SER
non Vas preached by Rev. Ira G. Sprague
OF AadOver.
Nr.C. A. Andrews has moved into bis
60 house, and into-malrimony.
Messrs. j. L. Weeks OF koxbury and
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sTATE OE MAINE-
OXFORD,

OXFORD, IS January 9Th, a. d. lS79
RinIey and male oath that the allegation as 10
residence OF the aid Augustus W. Ripley is true
that she has made dilgent inquiry, and used
reasonable diligence TO ascertain the same, but Is
unable 70 find il. Before me,
ALBION X. KNAPP, Trial Justice.
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STATE or MAINE.
OXFORD. ss:-Supreme Judicial Court Deem
Der Term, A. ID. ls1s.
..,-,, , ~ pr-S =, al 80 pATRJCg EEN

ECsIDER j. KLOUS ct al vs.. PATRICK KEN.
NEY AND TRUSTEE.
And now il appearing 10 the Court that said
DEFENDANT h not an iuhabitant vi this State and
has no tenant agent or attorney therein, and that
he has no notice OF the pendency Of this suit
IT'S ORDERED bt lhE COtkIi InaI tne saIu
plaiotid's notify the Defendant Of the tendency
thereof by causing abstract of this VIII with
ms Order OF Court thereon, 20 be published three
weeks successfully IN the oxford Democrat d
nsp.r printed in Paris in said County, the last
puhIication 10 be thirty days IT least before the
next term OF said Court, 70 be holden at Paris,
Aforesaid on the second Tuesday OF March next,
To the end that the said Defendant may theh ana
here appear AZ said Court and show cause, II any
he have, why judgment should not be rendered
thereon, and execution issued accordingly.
Attesti JAMES ;. WRIGHT, CLERK.
true abstract OF writ ard Order Of Court thereon
Attest: JAMES s. WEIGHT, Clerk.
GEORGE HAZEN, AIRY Tor Ppa's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21

RUMFoRD. Waiter Farnham OF Ram
ford lost valuable horse recently bT it,
getting hung bg the head in the stable
aud so breaking lis neck.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21

cit seems Il " should cough my head on Is
sometimes the impatient exclamation OF sufferer
from = severe Cough Quell the paroNy-Ins win
Hale's Honey of RorehoHnd and Tar. The RELIEF
is immediate ami the cure certain. sold By all
Druggists.
Pixies Too,hAeho Drops cure in minute j2i-Sw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21

Upon sc" Surplus, for the purpose Of repairing
so much Of the County Road leading from Aud0-
yer Corner TO Upton is in the said surplHs, the
sum OF Fifty Dollars, is assessed As follows Upon
the en- tire tract supposed 20 contain 300 acres,
and supposed 20 be owned by MsrkP Emery ESQ I;
and Charles Abbott OF Upton, IL appointed agent
a. aforesaid and is requi red TO give bond afore
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STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD. SIS:


At a session of the County Commits soners, be
gun and holden at Paris, within and for the coun'
~ aforesaid on the twenty sixth day Of December,
A. ID. 1878, by adjournment from the regular Sep
TENDER session, A. ID. 1875.
And now the Count, Commissioners, In accord
ance with Sect n So Chapter 6, OF the Revised
Statutes, having just made an annual inspection
in the month OF September last, OF all the County
roads in the unincorporated townships and tracts
OF land in said county, and having made an EST
mate OF the amount needed 70 put them In repair,
as 10 be safe and convenient for public travel,
do adjudge and determine that an assessment Tor
that purpose, be made as follows:
Upon Andover West surplus, for the purpose Of
repairing that part OF the County Road leading
from Andover corner 10 Upton. which lies In said
surplus, the sum of Fifty Dollars, and the same
Is assessed as follows: Upon the entire tract sup
posed 10 contain 900 acres, and supposed u be
owned by The Androscoggin Water Power Co of
Lisbon Me-, 5000; and John A. French OF An
dover, Is appointed agent to snperintend the eN-
pendituro Of the same according ~ law, and rs
required TO give bond "a the law directs
Attest JAMES s. WRIGHT, Clerk.
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j. ?. BURNHAM, : 80. Paris,
Notice to CorOnerS.

NOTICE ls hereby given 10 the Coroners OF
y oxford County that the undergone has
been duty elected and qualified as Sheriff OF the
County of Oxford.
WILLIAM DOUGLASS.
waterford, Jan. 18th, ls1y. j!l 3w
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JAMES 8. WRIGHT, CLERK.

Upon Andoyer North Surplus, for the purpose
of repairing much OF the County Road leading
from Andover Corner 10 Upton, as 10 within said
North surplus, the sum OF Seventy Six Dollars
md inIIN cnnta IA IA "a. aed Aa follOMs.
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tt2 81
And VI. Z. Chandler of said Fryeburg Academy
Grant il appointed agent az aforesaid, and 10 re-
quired 10 rive bond as aforesaid.
Attest JAMES S. WRIGHT, Clerk.
And il is hereby ordered by US, the said County
Coininis toner's that notice Of said assessment be
publis "a required by law.
GIDEON A HASTINGS, Commissioner
CHAs. y. PEsDExTER, OF The
BENZ. Y. TUELL, Co. Of Oxford.
A true copy.
Attest JAMES S, WRIGHT, Clerk
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And \, W. BE n.u or said Township No. ., Raj g
l. is appointed AGENT AZ aforesaid, aud Ia required
10 give bond as Aforesaid.
Attest - JAMES ), WRIGHT. Clerk.
Upon Fryeburg Academy Grant, for the purpose
OF repairing he Ouly County Road in said Grant.
the siim OF FOrty.two dollars and thirty.siK cents
il. A. fnlloW,.
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JAMES S. WRIGHT, Clerk.

Upon Riley Plantation. for the purpose Of re-
pairing the road through said Plantation, running
up SUNDAY River to Luther Littlehalc's, the sum
Of one Hundred pOlaTs, ID assessed as follows:
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And Stlllman LItt lehalc OF Riley Plantation j.
appointed agent ~ afore,Aid and is required +
give bond ~ aforesaid
Atte.t:- JAMES 5. WRIGHT, CicrA.