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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-11
ROADS IN PARIS.


ON petition OF Isaac Bolster and others
Of Paris. presented ut the May, 1893, term
of the Court of Sessions. holden in Port
land. road was located from settlers at
Range Pond, 50 called, in Bakerstown (Po-
Iand). across Little AudroScoggiu river at
the Great Jamb. passing through the
>outhc4sterly part of Hebron and entering
No. { at the 4th range, first lot, "whcre
the road now is, " and thence to the centre
of said number &. one of the points in
the line surveyed was 1.-THE middle of the
east end of Daniel Stowclrs barn" and an
other TO the middle of tho barn of Lem
ucl Jackson" The location was made by
Isaac Parsons. Euoch Fogg, \. c. Allen,
j. Cobb aEd Asa Lewis.
At the term in January previous Q793),
on petition of John Greenwood and others,
a report was made of y survey of road
made in 1892. from near New Gloucester
TO New Pcnnacook, but the minutes of the
survey show that the survey and location
extended only 20 a stake and stones in the
castcrlv line OF No. {. In 1875, petition
of the inhabitants OF New Penuacook and
Number 4. the location was continued from
the east line of Number 4. near the south
east corner OF the township, diagonally
through the township and through Wood
stock To- the south line OF New Pennacook,
a, stated in my former communication.
The Proprictors records do show that there
was proposition to build road towards
sudbury. Canada Bethel provided the
proprictor> OF that township would join in
building il. but the records DO not show
that they did So join. nor that any such
road was ever laid out. The first road
located through Paris by order of the
Court of Sessions. and probably the first
ever located by any authority save that OF
the proprictor>, WAS the one located on the
petition OF Isaac Bolster and others in
1898, us already stated.
Il will Doe remembered that in the survey
OF the road in 1928, Is stated IL nv com
muuicatiou OF October "a. points were
named is follows Thence 20 the centre
OF d County road formerly laid out To the
centre lot ia Paris thence on Sasl road
i55 rod, 20 the end thereof sc. This
County road formerly laid ont To the cen
ire lot. was doubtless the road located ON
the petition OF Isaac Bolster and others
[ should have stated that the road ordered
on petition of John Greenwood and others
was located by Asa Lewis Enoch FoSs
John Woodmau aud John Merrill.
lNpEN.
Augusta. oct. 81.
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II A w A l | A "
CATARRH REMEDY !
A Di.agrseSbIs Disease Avoided and Cured
by Its use.

The receipt for making this WONDERFUL RIM
ruY vas obia.ued Dos james J. Peavey, while Uv-
tr. in HouO.ula, HaWaiiau Island where hc rc>id
ft ,1r more than twelve wears.
Mr. Peavey. at that time, Was suffering from ca
tarrh. and with MANY doubts rs to the curative
properties ot this remedy, he compounded "a small
.llr.i.y ans began to use as directed To his sur
fr.sr aut JOS De found rciei 4itcr thc FIRST trial,
ANA In shor. time be was entirely cured.
Nir Peavey Afterwards put this remedy ~ ,u
small Quantities and sold and gave g away lO his
friends but u0t until recently has be consented %
have prepared and thoroughly introduced Co ihe
world.
assure relief and cure for Caiarrh 10 its worst
frrm-.
one trial of the rcueiy Is .ts best testimonial
sure nj lief Is within tlt reach of all who VIII
.a- Oh give it "a single trial.
DO i- harmless. convenient OBJ take AZ any time,
aui its good effects are SURF 90 DC iclt soon a.
thr remedy i- applied.
TH.. o., Cuurc.v different from any other suUd Boz
the market. a- every particle is dissolved as soon
a.. T.. come- iU contact with Che delicate memtrau-
GUS coating. tltt line tlc nasal passages, acting
.. 90 does dirCl-ly upon trc muru- membrane.
Do not delay another iav, hut -cld 50 cents and
OBTAIN sample box B., return mail.
Es-For sale by an Druggists.
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THE TEwKsBURY FAMILY AT
OXFORD.
Editor Oxford Democrat :

Editor Oxford Democrat =
Rev Geo. +. Tewksbury and DR. Tewks-
bury OF Portland are here today removing
the remains from the churchyard, of their
father, mother, and two children, to the
Evergreen Cemetery at Portland. 1t will
be remembered that old DR.. Tewksbury
died in 1913, his wife in 1863. The old doc
tor, so distinguished as he was in this
county, is still remembered and respected
by host of friends.
DR.. S. II. Tewksbury has recently built
an elegant tomb in the Evergreen Gene
terry at Portland, and it is here that the
family are to be deposited. We were sorry
to see DR.. Sans health Gas he is called
here so poor,yet it is thought by his many
friends in the State, that he is slowly re-
covering, which we are all rejoiced to
learn. y.
Oxford. Oct. 30, 1879.
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oxford, Oct. 80, 1873

COOP TEMPLARs.-It is very desirable
that the Lodge Deputies of Good Templars
forward the account of the quarterly cleo
ton and installation of officers 10 the DEM
oCRAr. II furnishes n directory of the
lodges useful to those working in the inter
est of that Order. The same may be said
Of Juvenile Temples A postal will con-
tain the whole, which will be gladly re
ceivcd and published. NJ
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OXFORD, SIS AT e Court Of Probate held AT
Paris within and for the County OF OXFORD
on the third Tuesday of Oct, A. ID. 1879,
n GORGE II. BROWN, Administrator on the
VI estate of Benz amin Peabody, late OF Albany
In said county, deceased, having presented his &C
count Of administration Of the estate OF said de-
ceased for allowance
Ordered that the said Admins r give notice 70
ali persons Interested By causing copy of this
order to be published three weeks In tn,
oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they mas
appear at Probate Court 10 be held ~ Paris, IN
said County on the third Tuesday OF Nov. next
AT O'Clock in the forenoon and shew cause II any
they have why the same should not DO allowed.
An WALKER, Judge.
true copY-Attest; Ii &. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-11

I'm Woodstock. Nov d by Alden Chase o-4, Nj
Lawrence a Wa.hburr and Miss Isabella L.
Hsata. both ut Wc3i,.ock
Iu Conway. Nov. q. lF Hon j harrington
FRANKLIN Douglas, or sweden and liza N, Charles
OF FryvuurC.
In paris Nov O. by Rev Or Estes Mr.. Geo.W
Cole ir.. ana NJ. Alarct.A Reed, toth OF Paris
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The FALMOUTH has no equal
In this market. Elegant I'm design and
finish. A splendid Baking Oven
In the consumption OF Fuel, economical.
The latest improved. Handsome
est and most perfect Range ever oT-rsd
for sale. Found only M '.sason's
Norway.
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IMPORTANT.

When YOU s.-i- or leave New York City, save
Baggage Exprcs,agc an Carnage Hire, AMI stop
a. Grand nion Hotel, ucar.s opposite Grand
Central Depot. So, cltsan, rooms reduced % .
ard upvarl, per day. European plan. Elevator
Rr,uuran, supplied with ihc BEST. Horse Cars
s.asc- and Elevated Raj Road 90 -A ucq0ss-
Give One Grand Ju.rz . .-.ll my-,-ly
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WOOiens for Men aud Boys
wear, shiTiing Fianneis, and u
splendid line Of housekeeping
Goods. selling Cheap for Cash, AT
M.M.PHINNEY'S New Dry Goods
Store, Norway Village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-11

The weather in New Hampshire of late
has been decidedly wintcriSh. Tuesday
the thermometer was nine degrees below
zero at Kccne. six below at Bellows Falls,
with snow enough for good sleighing and
three below at Clarcmont, with foot OF
snow on the ground. \ dispatch from
Contoocook says the winter seems TO have
come 10 stay"
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CATTLE
Best herd. Abel Heald. lst; John Walk
ar. "a. Working oxen !. &. Emery, lst
OH, True. ID, \. l. Bemis, Sd. Four
ycar-old oxen samuel Plummer, lSt; Isaac
Davis. ID: H. G. Walker, Sci. Thrce-ycar-
old, There were eleven pairs OF very nice
steers that were hard TO bcat-Abel Head,
lSt. Samuel Plummcr, ID; Lyman Plum
mcr. Sd. Iwo-year-old-Stcers Eight pair
OF good ones were shown-Wm. Ii. Walk
rr. lst: Abel, Head, 2d; Aaron Jones, 3D..
TWo-ycar-uld heiicrS VIM. II. Walker, lSt ;
John Walker. ~. ycar-old heiicr>
Abel Head. lSt: John Walker, 2d one
year-old bull: Henry Russell. Two-year-
old bull John Walker. lat. Bull calves,
Nathan Andrews. l,t; Abel Head, 2d.
Other calves J. r. Hobbs, list Chas. Sev-
erance. pa; Frank Howe. Sd. Cows ;
Gardner Brickett, lSt; Abel Head, ri ;
VIM. II. Walker, Sd.
VIM Ii. Walker Euos Head and II. q.
Walker constituted the committee on
cattle.
DRAWING MATCH.
l,t class j. E. Emery and VIM. II.
Walker being alike divided the lst prize,
and otis True took the "a. "a class Aus
| tin l.. BcnlS, Isl.
Barnes Walker. ST, and +. q. Kimball
were the committee.
TOWN TEAMS.
Lowell, lst; Sweden, ID; Fryeburg, Sd;
Stow, 4th.
Family horse: DR.. J. Head, lst; II. G.
Walker. ID Stations NJ. X. Bemis, lSt
+. W. McKeen, I'd. Three-year-old colt
| IL. = Walker, lSt. Two-year-old colts
johnny Lewis, LIST VIM. IL. Walker, 2d.
SHEEP.
John f. Hobbs, LIST; JOS. Bracket, ID
+. ". McKeen, lst; Z. x. Fox, 2d
HORSE TRoI.
L. ). Hutchins, Honesty" lst; p. c.
Hartford May Long, I'd; VIM. Hazeltin'
Peggy" 81.
J. +. Hutchins, Barnes Walker and Oti,
True composed the committee.
ROOT RACE.
d. f. Allard, LIST: Lincoln Goodrich, ID
| Granville Severance, 3D.; Fred Mcheen
| 4th; George Towle, 9TH,
FRUIT AND GARDEN PRODUCTS.
Pumpkins Enoch Whitney, lst; JOSEPH
/ Buzzell, II. Turnip> Franklin Mckeer
/ .EuE..,hJ, Isl; David Coffin lRuta-baga)
/ l,t: Hollis Morse Same I'd. BcetS HOl-
/ H- Mog,c.Ist; Joseph Buzzg,l, ~. Carrots
Joseph BuZzen lst. Corn Joseph BuL
zelI, LIST. Caboages Joseph McKeen. l>t
/ David Coffin, 2d. Citron David Coffin
lst. Grapes K. NJ. McKeen, lst. Z
Weeks OF Chatham exhibited great va
rieU Of apples, also some bees honey
called \ l. Butter: John Lewis, LIST.
j. Z. Emery, Isaac Eastman and Alder
Merrill constituted the committee.
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WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,

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viii be sold at public auction, on the premises
OF the subscriber, In Norway, on
FRIDAY, The 18th day Of NOV, 1879
FULL FLOODED JERSEYS

consisting OF the celebrated COW, STARLIGHT,
with one COW and three heifers. raised from her
one TIVE, three and four years old respectively
Two Of which have calves by their sides. Also
On, O yCarlng bulls
The COW Starlight viii be fresh the 9Olh OF Nov.
the pedgIees will be made known AZ time OF
sale. JOSIAH BUTTON.
.IoTway, Oct. y, 1873 nj
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OXFORD, ss:-At a Court Of Probate held a.
Paris within and for the COuRtv OF OKfsra
on the third Tuesday 81 Oct, a. u. ls7g,
ON the petition OF ABBA HUTCHlNS, widow
~ OF Frye II. Hutehlns, late OF Hanover. IN
said county, deceased. praying for IN allowance
out of the personal estate of her late husband:
ORDERED That the said petitioner give notS5s
10 all persons interested by causing copy Ofthis
orderto be published three weeks excessively In
the oxford Democrat printed AZ Paris, that they
may appear at Probate Court to De held - Pals
in said County, on the third Tuesday OF Nov. next
at O'Clock in the forenoon and shew cause IL an
they have why the same should not be- granted.
IN. WALKER, Judge.
Atruecopy-attest: II. {. DAVIS, Register.
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-, 3. MORSE. VI. H..
Physician 81 Surgeon,
PARIS. MAINE.
once a. residence o. Mrs. A. n. Mason, Paris
Hail. me-
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OXFORD, ss:-N a Court Of Probate held n
Paris. within and for the County ct oxford on
the third Tuesday OF Oct, A. ID. l-s9.
DENJAMiN ". MEYERS, Guardian Of Phebc
ID \. Maxwell. OF Sweden. IN said county. hAv
ing presented his account OF guardianship of said
ward for allowance:
Ordered, That the said Guardian give notice
70 all pcrsOns interested b. causing copy of this
order TO be- publishes three weeks successfully In
the oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they
may appear al Probate Court to be held at Paris
In said county on the third Tuesday of Nov. next.
as zine o'clock Ia the forenoon aud -hcw cause d
any they have why the same should not DC allowed.
4. II. WALKER, Judge.
A true copy-attest: II. {. DAVIS, Register.
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rI,UI- q. -Ive ro,i.c. tl4t have th.- iay xiv
eu ry -ou IKJE ~ IuWNE. Do, time i-rin-
tFe r,l.s. o. h- minority OBJ trade ant act i'l
himself. 4u,l .la- shall claim none ot hi- earn
irzs. 4na DAY a5 dett, ol L.. c.ui'ac'ilS -i,e'
tt-. I.f. VA. =. IOWNE.
Witre-s-UENEl NJ WATKINS.
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MARRIED.

Chew Jack-ou's E,-, sse,, Navy Tobacco
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GENERAL GRANT.-Hon. J. L Headiey,
the voluminouS author of biographies of
prominent men has Just put out book,
which VIII be one OF the most popular OF
his series. 1t IS The Life and Travels of
General Grant. and contains "a brilliant
record of his remarkable career. from his
boyhood'> home 10 the completion Of his
extraordinary Journey around the world. -
The grand reception given to General Grant
BY his own countrvmen, i tit closing TO
his tour around the world. during which
be was the guest of Kings. Emperors,
Princes and poteutates without number, on
Tie continent. and throughout the older
-old world. This book gives deScrip-
ton of these grand receptions, and tells all
about the remarkable Journey made by Gen
eral Grant and his party All our people
will be anxious to know of these matters,
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-Me>>r>. Loriug. Short Harmon OF
Portland and Mcssr>. William Ware q
Co.. of Boston the publishers, have each
sent Us No. $, 81 THE Old Farmers Al
manac. bv Robert b. Thomas, for $50.
Tbl, book has been welcome visitor 10
MANY households i'm this State for several
generations. and the publishers evidently
intend that 10 shall never lie. for IL inn
proves each year and has become neceS-
>.ty
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-Modieska is writing a story for Ncrij-
ner', Monthly. IL j. a love story. The
heroiue'S name Is Gri>cldaVtch Topple-
watchktzky. aud the hero's Vladimir
TSchczarotSh The scene ) laid in the
quiet little Polish village of Stirritupit-
Visch. ON the banks OF the classic river
MudJiOSchky, IN the region of the kotze-
buttzeloSky Mountains We extract a
passage from advance sheets within her
wan hands she had her face concealed, when
her Vladimir asked If she did truly lofe
him. Yes. | DO lOie thee; by yOnder bale
moon | adiure IL. Let Us then, said he.
flee, but she hesitatin@ by reason OF her
trunks. which were still uupackcd. The
tears wandered from her eyes but mean
while Vladimir repeated what for She would
not bee coming pretty soon. not having been
aware OF the cash the words of him had
made on the inside of her heart. - Troy
Times
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j. d. sheldon & Co., New York, have
issued the first number of "Sheldon's
Monthly" Price List combining in one
acknowledgements quotation and reports
ON dry goods. groceries, drugs. hardware.
wooden ware, boot, and shoes and other
merchandise. 10 is the most complete and
thorough work of is kind and invaluable
i'm a general store. Subscription 81 per
aunum. Specimen, - cents.
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Auction Sale of Neat Stock !

Nov. c, A. D. he,
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ErIeton Novs Report
EAIE Al LOWELL.

Augusta oct 3D.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-13
MATTERS.

The court martial which will meet
tomorrow in the Inter Ocean pa1iors
to investigate the charges against Mai.
Wham, pay department, is attracting
some interest from both military and
civic circles. Some of the members of
the court and witnesses are already
here, and others will arrive to-day.
The following were the arrivals from
Fort Laramie yesterday: Col. Brack-
EFT, Third cavalry, member of tile court;
Maj. Evans, Third cavalry, complain
ant; Maj. Drew, Capt. J. C. Thomp-
son and Lieut.. Hardee, Third cavalry,
witnesses; Lieut.. Merriam, Fourth in
fantry, witness; and f. L. Greene, cor
raj master, Fort Laramie, witness.
Tie following is the detail for the
court: Col. John.E. Smith, Fourteenth.
infantry; Col Franklin F.. Flint,
Fourth infantry; Col. Wesley Merritt,
Fifth cavalry; Col. Albert G. Brackett,
Third cavalry; Maj. Thaddeus II. Stan
ton, pay department; Mai. Albert S.
Towar, pay department; Maj. Thomas
T. Thornburg, Fourth infantry; Mai.
Yerling K. Hart, Fifth cavalry; MAJ.
Caleb II. Carlton, Third cavalry; Capt.
Leonard Hay, Ninth infantry, judge
advocate.
Capt. Alex Moore, Coz Third
cavalry, has resigned at last. His
stock interests in Texas have long alb
sorbed his attention and presence.
The resignation will make Lieut.. j. C.
Thompson captain, and Second Lieut.
cambridge Reynolds, first lieutenant.
Experiments with the Krupp cannon
in England show that they are equal in
penetration to Woolwich guns twice
their weight. In one case, at a range
of 2,70o yards, the horizontal, deviation
OF shot was only two feet and ten
inches, and the vertical deviation nine
and one-half Inches. ~ w
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-13

The American Stockn,an says:
Among the visitors to the yards Mon
day was Mr.. Alex. Swan, a cattle king
of Wyoming. 1t is his belief that the
deaths among cattle reported as an
outbreak of cattle plague in Colorado
were among the working cattle of the
Mexican freighters, and that the report
was started by owners of mule teams
for the purpose of exciting active en-
nifty among the ranchmen, that the
latter might drive the Mexicans from
the fields. The latter overwork, starve
and cruelty beat their oxen until the
wonder is that the deaths are not more
frequent. 1t is said that when one of
their beasts fails another is roped from
the nearest herd and promptly impress
ed into service, upon the principle,
probably, that exchange is no robbery.
1t is this in part which enables the
Mexicans to haul freight at extremely
low rates, and by so doing excite the
ire of the white freighters and their
friends, the ranchmen.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1879-08-13

The most cogent reasons, exist for the
high esteem in which GLENN SOAP n held
by the community at large. 1t has demon
mere paliiaati Se OF local diseases OF The kin
but their most searching eradicant. No erup-
tion can resist the operation of his potent
remedy, With the properties ora specific for
iofa mostdesirable toilet article and beauti-
fer ofthe complexion. Ladies' who have not
yeb availed themselves of this article. should
lose notime In doing so. since It blanches the
ishes upon Its surface, exist speedily removes
them. cuts, bruises, sores, scal1s and and
spains are soon remedied by Its application,
nicted by rheumatism and govt. For a trlh-
Ing outlay 1t affords precisely the same bene-
hts as Sulphu Baths. IL romoves dandrun
and by keeping the scalp perfectly clean,
origin ated bycontnct are prevented by IL,
ana II counteracts contagion, ifsuch exist
clothing and linen from the sick room. Art
icles of n~eedle-work cotton, linen and wool-
en- fabrics are bleached to a snowy Wilderness
by its use. 1t is free from any -deieretious In
gredi ents, which is more than can be said of
many of the ointments and salves In use,
which not only soil the linen but contain in
the skin. There is a wide difference between
such article and GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP,
which Is, in every respect superior TO them,
being a safe efficient and cleanly article. AS
cutaneous eruptions which children are more
liable to contract than adults, parents will do
well to keep IL In the house. Travellers and
emigrants VIII likewise find 1t a useful pre-.
favorable conditions.
Sold by Druggists. Price BIC. per cake. I
BOX q cakes) 75c.. sent by mail, prepaid, on
receipt OF price {. NJ C~RIrrENioN, Prop'r,
HILLS HAIR AND WHISPER DYE, Black or
Brown soc. y asf a4llf6 Sind ef