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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20
EDITORIAL AND SELECTED ITEMS.


Probate Court, Tuesday.
The Portland Press has appeared in
a new suit Of type and looks very neat.
%. 5. stands for Okoloaa States and
old style, which are much the same thing.
You can buy bottle of muciiage,
brush and all. for five cents, at Gerry 5
Drug Store, SO. Paris.
After a week of unprecedently hot
and dry spring weather, we were treated
to little rain, on Friday
A vawI race-Cats.-B Boston Post A
bark race-DOgs.- Graphic A shell race
-TurtleS.-BoS -idrertiSer.
A scrub race-Washerwomen.
sitting Bulls medicine man is about To
issue a pamphlet on the Treatment of the
scalp. "-ErchGBge.
lie has probably cured great many.
5. Z. Hodge, the Denmark CORES
ronlcnt Of the Bridgton Ne'rs. and a
Young man who has heretofore stood well
in community, was committed to jail,
last week, for theft.
A Snowman i'm New England adyertiSes
bi, evening performances by escaping from
thevuagc Jail every aCcruoon.-N !. Sun.
Perhaps. only there are no village
iails" In New England, Mr. san.
Sorry about Mr.. Hollings head,
neighbor Seitz, Wen pa; 1t right back
-carele>s compositor-it won't happen
again-no obituary-funeral at conyen-
ieuce Of the family.
Coal has gone down wonderfully of
late.-ErCiog't.
GONE down: Well, We don't Won
der. If last Tuesday and Wednesday are
to be taken as fair samples Of the Wealth
CT Of the Future.
Owing to the dry spell, extensive
and destructive fires have ragged in Maine
and New Hampshire woods, during the
past week. filing tie air with smoke, for
DAYS at time, obScuring the sun, and
placing both seeing and breathing among
the difficult necessities Of life.
Mr.. Joseph Wood, formerly prOpri-
ctor of the Seaside oracle, Of WiscaSSet,
has. for the past four weeks, had entire
charge of the OXFORD DrNoCRAr, during
the absence Of the Publisher The pat
rouS Of the paper, as well As is prupri-
etor. are exceedingly pleased with his
management, and give him due credit for
the care and good taste he has exhibited
in preparing and issuing each copy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20
CURRENT Fun.

The New York Ntd has discovered that
there is always room at the top of straw
berry box, and Of course the big berries
get there.
The small boy now counts over the
weary DAYS. and rei0iceS inwardly to know
that Fourth of July is on the way.-Ner
York Express.
Look out for an exodus from Mncie,
Ind. i'm June. Seventeen brass bands are
% engage in tournament there.-CHciH-
natl Saturday Night.
Il hope / shall meet YOU in Heaven, "
SAYS Talmadge, in generous phrase. Il
hope ! shall meet Van Dyke eyen-but not
the first two or three days
A wasp'S nest contains fifteen thousand
cells. and the greatest OF these ''SellS, -
i 10 sit down on the nest under the mis-
taken impression that all the waSps have
zone TO the seaside or somewhere on q
visit. 4 single wasp loatng in the back
kitchen. will give the sitter a warm recep-
tion. And no doubt married one would
treat him in the same Iuanner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20
THE STATE.


A reunion of Andersonville prisoners
was held in New York, Tuesday. Among
the prominent guests was the mayor of
Bangor.
Miss Ida Brown, daughter of Mr. c.
b. Brown of Bangor, has been offered the
position of Professor in mathematics ut
Wellesley College. Miss Brown has been
n student i'm that institution for several
years.
The win of the late Gardiner Colby
contains a bequeSt of $4,000 to Colby
University at Waterville. Three hundred
and one thousand are distributed among
various charitable, educational and relig-
iouS societies.
The laugh rather rests on merchant
i'm this city who purchased safe at auc-
ton the other day, locked up on combin-
alton, and as the former owner will not
tell him what II is, he puts his books on
top of it for the present .-GdrltRer Jour
nal.
James Bell, John Bridges, David Gar
land, Thomas Iittlefield, J. Nj. BuZzell,
Alden Chase and John Larrabee, members
of the Legislature OF 1851, have issued a
Il
2d of June. TO celebrate the 2Sth anniver-
Sary of the signing of the original Maine
law by Governor Hubbard.
The Journal says Mr.. Keegan, who
has received three little dOu6le-mileage
due-billS from the Treasurer of State, in
forms the State authorities that the State
has never adequately compensated him for
his valuable service in the legislature, and
that if they don't stop sending him these
bills ne will put in claim for more pay.
BY authority of the Bishop of the
Eastern Methodist Conferences, Bryants
Pond and Lockc'S Mills, Newry and sun
day River, Upton, Enrol and Mcgalloway,
Rumforl aud Andoyer, are taken from the
Readheld District and annexed 10 the Lew
iSton: and Ncwficld, Cornish and kezar
Falls, taken from the Lewiston District
and placed upon the Portland, which more
fully eQualizcs the Districts.-Erdngtitd
The following list of mines are now
operated in sullivan, GOuldSbOro and VlCin-
ity. Most of them have been started with
i'm the last four or five weeks. Other claims
are being taken up rapidly and there Is
prospect of double this number inside of
six months:
In Sullivan are the Waukeag, Cline,
Simpson, Sullivan, Ferrcy, Ashley, Mill
brook, Perry and Beans mines, employing
total of siNty-eight men. At GouldSboro'
are the Young, Guptill, Treat, Petit Menan
and the Soulc, employing n total of twenty
six men. In Chcrryfeld are two at
Sprague'S Falls, two at Harrington one at
Columbia Falls and one at MachiaS. The
last siN mines mentioned cmnlOy twenty
two men. \ company is forming at Bel
fast To work another claim at Bluehill \
telegraph line is being put through from
Mulbury TO sullivan for the convenience of
the mining men in that place. Almost
every mans farm east of the Sullivan river
is bonded. one gentleman in that vicinity
holds bonds covering seventy thousand
acres The farmers get from iifty 10 five
hundred dollars for prospecting leases OF
their farms, which pays rather better than
crops New York and Boston furnish
most of the capital for opening the mines.
-IVHlaHd Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20

Science has accomplished no more wonderful
or gratifying result than the perfection OF an an
tiiote to the chilling signs Of approaching age,
something to Obhterate the tell-tale tracks OF
time, and preserve the natural adornments OF
youth to ripe old age. Halls Hair Remover does
an this, and rts praise resounds In cottage and
ualace. The jewellers among the SHOWS OF Nor
way and the peasants OF sunny France and Spain
Ind for IL. and hnd means 70 ge1 ~ ana II does
moi ,lisappOint them. The whitening locks again
resume their youthful color, the thin, dry, and
faded hair becomes brig and glossy. The whole
appearance is changed as II by magic, ana the
mau OF woman, Who before was called aged, now
appears as one in The prime Of life. Such won
drous changes cannot pass unnoticed, and they
have produced the Unprecedented demand that
now exists TOR The first aud only article ever com.
pounded that eau produce them in pleasing aud
satisfactory manner.-Nelc Era, WoOdstOek, H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20

lost. Quite likely. A bad symptom. How
does IL suit? Eight or ten thousand ne
groeS in Indiana would make very good
working force and would not be likely to
vote for ''blue Jeans" Williams NdchioS
RePUbljcaR.
The municipal elections Just held in
Indiana prove beyond shadow of doubt
that there Is an excellent lighting chance
for the Republicans to carry the State In
the Presidential election next year. The
elections not only show general Republican
gains throughout the State, but they show
that the party is united, active, wide-awake
and aggressive. The National movement
is rapidly diving out, and before another
wear has passed will cease 10 be an import
ant factor in State politics, if the Repubh-
cans will let il severely alone, and stop
infusing life into IL by forming local ALI
anceS and making patchwork tickets
Indianapolis Journal.
The Democrats I'm Congress have cut
a sorry figure in their contest with the
Executive. It Is useless 10 minCe words
about the matter. They have Numbered,
Numbered badly, and subjected themselves
% merited ridicule. They have placed
themselves I'm the attitude OF one who
seeks an issue, but retreats rs soon rs he
sees that his opponent is prepared 70 meet
It, The first step they took was false
one, and there is wisdom i'm the French
maxim that il is the first step which counts.
During the last session there was good
reason for attaching the political lesiSla-
tiou desired 10 appropriation bills The
Senate was Republican, and il was impos-
>ibie % get separate measures through
that body. But when the new Congress
organized this reason no longer existed.
for each House contained Democratic
majority There was no reason why the
political measures should not have been
embodied in separate bills in the first IN
iustance.-AHgaStd (Gn.) Chronicle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20
Anaoyer, March 10, ls7g.
STATE OF MAINE
OXFORD, ssi-Bodrd Of County CommissioHe
Afdy Session, 1873.

OXFORD, ss,-Bodrd Of County CommissioHeTs,
May Session, 1879.
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are respon-
sIble and that inquiry into the merits OF their ap-
itis Ordered that the County Commissioners
moi AT the store OF {. w. kmball Ruml0fd
Paint. ON "wednesday, the 2lst day Of August,
next. az ten O'Clock a. M and thence proceed %
view the Ferry mentioned in said petition; immeaI-
,tely after which view hearing Of parties and wit
will be had at some convenient place IN the We
cinity and such other measures taken inthe premise
as the Commissioners shall judge proper And III
further ordered, that notice OF the time, place anu
purpose of the Commissioners meeting aforesaid
be given TO all persons and corporations interest
ed By causing attested copies OF said petition aud oil
this order thereon 10 be served upon me resfs'N'
Clerks OF the Towns Of Andover and kumlOTd,aut
also posted up In three public places IN eacl Oh -t
town, unpublished three weeks suecesrFty
In the oxford Democrat, a newspaper printed
AZ paris I'm the County Of Oxford the lrst
~ ssid publications and each of the other
no,ices 10 be made, served and posted 20 ltls.
thirty DAYS before said time OF meeting, 20 the col
that All. persons and corporations may ihrn
ana ,bore appear and shcW cause II any ihey
have. why the prayer of said petitioners shouih
not be granted. ,..,,,,,,,,, ,,,.-,-
Attest; JAMES ,, NhIuhA NieiA
4 true Copy OF said Peuuon aua order Of Count
Attest: JAMES s. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20

NV Observation-Disclosures Of
the Oxford County Dry Goods Store, -.
Paris. announces q spring opening. As
we have heretofore said, this Is the larg-
est dry goods establishment, outside Of the
cities. Mr.. Colby buys and sells for
cash. and thus is enabled 70 give superior
bargains, while his stock Is varied and SO
extensive one cannot fail TO hud ANYTHING
dcsircd in the dry goods line
y. ID. Bolster. who followed his father
in trade az the "Old Brick Store. -.
Paris. and who for the past year has con-
dac;ed the Grange Store. has taken
partner. and again engaged in general
trade at the old Shurtletf stand. We be-
speak FOX the new hrm-Bolstcr \ Rob
inson-a large share of patronage.
A large farm for little money Is offered
for sale by Allen Garner. The farm Is
located In sumner.
The Grand Trunk Railroad has at las;
decided 20 publish is time table III the
OXFORD DD,oCEAT This VIII be a
great convenience 20 thousands OF the
patron, OF tAe roat.
Able. Chandler, IT,. Of Bethel, has
taken the .-lacv Tor a large number and
variety Of Agricultural Implements, which
b. agrees % sell az low figures. He
makes special mention OF the Osborne
Pow Su,by.
M, k.mbaI's Knox Stallion. "Eclair,
which has attracted >omuch attention by
his excellent colts. is advertised for ser
vice. in q notice on the fourth page Of
paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20

Decoration DAl.-There seems To
be more general desire. this year, to
celebrate the deeds and 70 recall the men,
ores of our dead soldiers than is usual.
Many towns are preparing for extensive
parades and ceremonies. Next week, the
Decoration Committee Of Paris VIII pre-
sent programme of the exercises for
Nav 80. In the mean time, we are
authorized 10 announce that Mr.. l.. II.
Hutchinson Of Lewiston viii deliver the
address.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20
STATE or MAINE.

OXFORD, ss:--Boarl OF County Commissioner,
May Session. is.9
Upon thetJregoing petition, SAT silctory evidence
hrying bccu received that thcpcttionef afcir,Ioh-
siblc and that inquiry into the merits u iLtif ap
pication l. eXpedicnti It's ordcrcdthatthe County
Commissioners meet 20 tho
Dwelnng. housc or samuel II. Howe in sumner
on Wednesday, the 18th day OF June,
next at ten OF the clock a. VI. aud thence plo-
ceed 10 view the route mentioned In said petition
Immediately altcr which view, 8 hcdting o. the
nartlcs aud witnesses viii 10 had az some contcu-
lent place IN the vicinity, and such other m,asure.
taken in the premises ~ The Commissioner rHail
iude proper Audit is further ordered that notice
fthe time place and purpose OF The tOirmir-loi'i~
meeting aforesaid BE- given 20 all persons anu COR
oorations Interested by causing attcsted copies or
said petition and OF this order thereon 10 De serve
upon the pcctiyc Clerks otthc FOWL IL Oi ltfi hd
sumner aud also posted up la three public places
ia sad towns aud published three weeks success
siyely in the oxford Democrat, "A news paper print
ed AT Paris, In said County OF oxford
the fret Of said publications and each oi NE
other notices 10 be made, served and posted, NJ
least thirty days before sadtine OF meetingt0 me
end that m persons and corporations may then AuI
there appear aud shew cause II any they have. why
the prayer OF said petitioner hoad noi % sIah,'
Attest: JAMES :. WRIGHT CLERK
4 true copy ofsaid petition aud order OF 'olft
Attest. JAMES ;. WRIGHT, Clerk.
INFLOW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20
Chew JacksOn's Beet swe., Navy Tobacco

Particular attention is called TO tina advertise
men, Of DR.. Cummings Compound Extract Of
sarsaparilla and Dock. The originator of this
valuable preparation, DIR. stephen Cummings,
prescribed it so successfully during his practice
of nearly half century in the city Of Portland.
that it was in general favor with his professional
brethren during his lie, and many Of the older
physicians recommend it highly now, knowing
thai IL is in the hands Of persons who axe quals-
~ rather than quantity the paramount Object.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20
10 ne Ren. ceun.y conni.stoners lar ne c2.a.ly

Of oxford.
VOUR petitioners. inhabitants OF me towns
Sumner and Paris, would respectfully rep
resent that the road and highway leading nom
West Sumner via Pleasant Pond TO Norm Hnd
West Paris ia hilly, and drifts badly with snow
and that part or parts Of said road might be very
much improved by alterations IN the same your
petitioners would therefore respectfully ahh ah'i
reauest that your HOnors would view, locate nnd
make such alterations as the public good and lrav'
FL requires, and discontinue 20 much "a you
may think best of said road. between The i0lnW-
ing points, To wit:-Begiuning 40 or near " Boz
Brook - bridge, 30 called, near TO and eaateriy
from Samuel II. HOwC's dwelling house in SAID
sumner: thence by the most practicable route {"
the lweIllng house of Franklin Field, iu SAID
Paris; aud rs In duty bound viii ever pray.
q. q. CHANDLER,
aud IS others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20
MAR RED.

In North Paris. May Z, by Rev. Seth Benson, G.
W. Berry and Miss Emma A. Churchill, botn OF
Paris.
In North Paris, May IL, by Rev. III. Chase, John
q. Chase aud Edna !. Fields. both OF Paris.
In Bethel, Nav Il, at the residence OF Gilman
Chapman, esq, by the Rev. H. Foster, Peter II.
Durle, OF Fail River Mass, and Miss Winnie A.
Chapman OF Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20
Dated This OH day Of May, 80.
STATE OF MAINE.

II
OXFORD, ss:-BoarI Of County Commissioner,
May Session, 1879.
Upon the fore going petition. satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are ie-
.ponsible and that inquiry into the merit. of tnyf
application is eXpedieHt: IL Is Ordered, lhat ihe
County Commissioner meet 10 TIE Poet once,
Hanover Village on Tuesday, the 2ith day OF
June next AZ ten Of the clock, a' H.
and thence proceed TO view the Ferry mentions in
said petition Immediately after which view hear
ing OF the parties and witnesses will Dc hd 80 some
convenient place in the vicinity and such pihp In,H-
ares taken in the premises as the COiAins ,ionrrs
shall Judge proper. And II Is further Ordered, tht
notice OF the time, place and purpose OF lAc Com
missiouers meeting Aforesaid be given ~ a!persCn.
and corporations Interested, by causing Atte'ltd
cope Of said petition and OF this order thereon 10 Dee
served upon the respective Clerks OF The Towns OF
Bethel and Hanover, and also posted up iu three
public places IN eacn OF sald towns anu puulished
three weeks successfully 1.-THE Oxford Democrat
newspaper printed At Paris IN said County oil Ok
ford the first OF said publications ana each OF ihc
other notices. TO be made served and posted It
least 80 days before said time OF meeting {"
the end that all persons and corporations may
then and there appear, and shew cause, II any
they have, why the prayer OF said petitioners
should not be granted. ..., -,
Atte.t, JAMES 5. WRIGHT, Clerk.
A true copy Of said Petition and order oi Court
thereon. ., 80,
Attest: JAMES D Nhluh 'N'eiA'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20
Heather ReDOrt.

Temperature lastv week at : M.
sunday, So cloudy Monday ,I6o cloudy; Tues
day, % clear; Wednesday, Coo clear; Thurs
day, 80 : clear; Friday, 10 foggy; Saturday,
81 : fine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20

TO the Hon. hoard Of County CoHiDissi9''ers of
OXFORD County. Gentlemen
WYE. the undersigned citizens OF RONbury snd
w vicinity would respectfully represent ul-t
LIE public convenience aud necessity requires That
A County Road be located, beginning az some
Doint on tie County Road, between the house oi
ieouard 10 LovejOy IN ROxLury. and Audoyer
town line then In the most feasible route 20 land
of Leauder A. Marston, or Lincoln X. Anderson
in Andover; then the most ieasaOlc route 10 lhe
Fsrmer,s MN road so called then following sand
road as near as may be 10 near The house OF =. i
Chairman; thence across the Lhapman Bridge and
the most Feasible route tO AndOycr Corner AMI
requests your honorable body after due proeeed-
mos had 10 view said route and locate the same,
or any part thereof, as you in your Judgment may
think right and proper. ..-,,
and l. Others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20

The homestead farm Of the late Capt James
Jor,isn OF simmer is for sale at bargain II sp
ulied for at once. Just think Of 10 over 100
acres for 500 dollars Splendid sheep iarm ,
with House Barn, Stable, Corn House, Dry Rouse,
FTIPUAIET MORRILL,, ESQ, sumner, OF
ALLEN GARNER, Hanover. mZJ'5"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20
THE NATURE OF A MIRACLE.

priest, after vainiy trying to explain the ma.
ture of a miracle to = doubling Irishman, sudden
ly stopped, kicked him, and asked, ibid you feel
that?" ayes" said the Irishman. 'lf you had.
MT" resumed the priest, ait would have been q
miracle.p Thus argument sometimes fails TO
convince, though every objection be fully answer
ell. Like stubborn are the few who yet doubt the
efficacy of DR.. Piercs's Family Medicines. Posi-
tive proof of merit has repeatedly been advanced
Testimonials from prominent citizens in nearly
every town in North America have been publish
ed, certifying to the doctors sincerity, honesty
and superior skill Why longer doubt: IL af-
Gcted with cold, cough, bronchitis, con-
sumption, or any scrofulous disease or humor,
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery will effect
your speedy cure Give no heed to what some
unsuccessful physician, or healthy and "skepti-
caln neighbor may say. Decide for yourself j.
A. Alexander, NJ D., of Broadway, Va, writes
that he has thoroughly rested Dr.. Pierce's Family
Medicines in an extensive practice, and has
found them g. possess superior merit, and to do
ali that was claimed for them. He further saws
that a copy Of the Peoples Common Sense Medi-
cal Adviser should be in every house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20

The most popular and fragrant Perfume OF the
day "HACKMETACK," try it. Sold by A. NJ.
GERRY, south Paris ,and all other druggists.
Do You Believe II
That in this town there are scores CT persons
passing our store every day whose lives are made
miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sour and
distressed stomach, Liver Complaint Constipation,
when for IS cts we will sell them shilOh's Vtaliz
err, guaranteed 10 cure them. Sold by ANGER
RY, So. Paris, and all other druggists.
We Challenge The World.
When we say we believe, we have evidence to
prove that shiloh's Consumption Cure is decidedly
the best Lung Medicine made, in as much as il
will cure u common or Chronic Cough in one half
the time and relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, whoop
ing Cough, Group, and show more cases Of Con
sumption cured than all others. twill cure where
they fail, it is pleasant to take, harmless to the
youngest child and We guarantee what we say
Price 10 cts, so cts. and sl.00. II your Lungs
are sore, Chest or Back lame use shiloh's Porous
Plaster Sold by A. NJ. GERRY, SO. Paris,
and all other Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20
rn tle Hon. corntu Conmissionsrs q ~ CoanlI

To the Hon. County Commissioners Of the CoaHty
Of oxford.
WYE, the undersigned, CT izens Of the town o.
w Apdover and vicinity, would respectfully
represept that the rates OF tolls now established
for crossing the Androscoggin River az the Ferry
estsbIished AT Rumford Point, are higher than
thcv should be- and should be- reduced and Dee
Iieyng that the public necessity requires that the
said rates should be reduced, therefore request
YOUR Honorable board 10 make the necessary m
1niry. and make such reduction in rates OF toll
~ ssid Ferry. a. you may think the public nece--
sty may require, rs IN duty bound Will ever pray.
j. ". CLARK
and - others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-05-20
Roxbury, May 5, lsIg.

STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD. s., Board Of County Commissioners.
May Session, 1879.
Upon the fore GOING petition satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners arr r,-
sponsible and that Inquiry INTO The merits oi tn,lr
.Dpliration is eNpediont TT 4, OEDEEr, that tit
County Commis siOuers meet NJ the house 90 J. l..
Andrews In AndOycr, ON Tuesday the twenty
.ixth day Of August, next, 90 Ten Oh INC
CLOCK A NJ and thcncc proceed 20 Wow the route
1nt utioned In said petition, Immediately alter
which view n hearing OF the parties and wttue7 ts
will he had al some convenient place 10 the 'cinlft
and sucn other mea -urcs taken IN the premises '
the Commissioners shall Judge proper. Ann Dc
further ordered. that notice ot the time, pli'r anu
purpOse Of the Commits toners meeting ail''s.lb
81 given 10 all persons and corpo iou- intefe -ei
by causing atte-ted copies Of said petition 1nN OF
this order thereon 10 be- served upon the respect.
i've clerks OF the Towns OF ANDO\ Eh tud
ROXBIIRY, and also posted up 100 three lubH'
places in each Of said towns and publ ned Three
,,r.sts uc-essiyely IN the oxford Democrat,
newspaper printed no Paris In said COUNTY n. OK
ford the tirst Of said publications and cach pi me
other notices 20 be- made, served and posted PIG
least thirty DAYS before sAld time Of meeting 10 hc
cnd that all UgrsOus and corporation, may iieh
and there appear and shcw cause II any th,y nave,
wis the prayer ct said petitioners should nor Zoe
granted. ... ,,.,.,,.,,.,, out
Attest JAMES S.WElGllb Clerk.
4 true copy Of said Petition and order 10 ''.r.
thereon. . ..
Attest JAMES 5. WRIGHT Cigk.
mt-.W