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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-15
THE STATE FAIR.

~. are sorry to note that the question
,be location OF the State Fair has
sssd a spirit which NAV prove de,rimen-
S'. the Association, and to the success
800 Fairs. The Bangor WHO aud
o. ipe,T,land Sunday ISmss have specific
~ ~ .h,rsed sharp practice on the part of
sr Tho desire TO have II permanently
,ns,sd In Lewiston, and the Commercial
.D,;matrs that If the State Fir Is not To-
lu ~ Al Bangor. there will he a move made
60. -, m another State Fair at Bangor
- Portland TImsS proposes a similar
and asks, why cannot a grand
ssH,f,r,urrr>' aud Farmers Fair DE held
~. CITY next fslly~ The Lewiston
-g.,s,f denies the charge made ny the
ma, and TTm-s, ~ the feet that Lewis
-, had qui, AZ hOusht up controlling
.-,,b.r OF lfr-m-mhcr>hipS, and proposes
- r,lr out new voters by doubling the en-
.-,r-e fse. Snd says
-. rrsp,-itiOn 20 permanently locate the
-. F,ir here. or q where, ,iid not come
-, Lev i-iou or Anuro~coggin county. II
~ ~ srst suggested BY dozcns Of gentlemen
49, of this county, ~ ~ came to our cit
w.. amin. the late stale Etir, and urged on
-. fb,. tIt$Ig,shility of locating permanently
u 49,. grounds in this city, where such unpar.
$500 success had been achieved AT three dif
-lsnt Fairs
A, 10 thr selection OF sny one city a. a
,-,m,r-ut location for the State Fair we
=, M reason 20 modify the opinion ex-
s,-s,rd lt>t week. We still regard il a.
I,..iy,>ahle But. however the matter be
seri3ed the Journal will 10 what Il can to
~,se The state Fair a success. because II
5-F-y-. that well conducted exhibition
ofrbf> Kind = calculated 10 do great good.
-B.Tl,- Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-15

PEuI.>oN's MAGAZINE i the great fav-
oflt- % the Ladies Moutblies, a. Is proven
oy - immense circulation, which has been
hSlnisired for more than quarter oil
century The October number contains
4 beautiful steel engraving, Don't De
Scared" a charming cOlored plate;
humber Of well-written, and Interesting
stories; designs for nevdltwOrk house
hoc receipts. etc, etc. Every lady
should take Peterson. Terms only g =
Waycsr. with great reductions 10 clubs.
s2vt Inc q ccli : sent free TO those who q. .
slre to s.t up clubs. Address CHAs
PETEE>oN. 2g6 Oh, smut Street, Phlladei-
paia, Pa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-15

-A-crtWs y WsldrOn OF BuCkheld,
.as'uel known shovel handle makers
have dissolved partnership, Mr. Waldron
cCc-.1-ss che business.
A>,E,P ~ FARNINGToN llI>TORY In
he forthcoming History OF Pennington,
hc;,s be- given which vii, surprise The
present gru~rstion. Onr item We here
gyr .u anticipation. We have before u a
copy % The Massachusetts *. gi>ter snd
UB--l STATES Calendar for 1873. On
tie l.a-k .-avss the following ne moran
Gun appears iu the handwriting Of one OF
Fs-u stoU'> huuorcl early citizens
IT, stte, hundred and twenty-five,
l. Oh, lul.r>i gued VS. elected Represent
alive .u The town % Pennington, to rep
's,eI' 'h' 70 iu The legislature. 10 De hold
e. "a. Portland the next Jauusry following
Az oC 'ir day ! was elected, | stated L.
L. town. . hSd been a practice by their
former !, representatives. 10 make a treat the
isy ,a-y 49, elected which thought wa
04t practice ant therefore should not Do
3 b., e the town would make IL mani
e, o. NE that their Representatives, ought
- psy over some thin. 20 the town for thv
.esp'C. they bal shown him, hen re-
i1-u from Court. I would deposit In the
,owr treasury c-rtsiu sum OF money
WIKI rs r-quv>t that il should be drawn
out o, t.v Treasury equally by each demon
Ration 10 town - the ministerial fund ws>
Ir preaching And when | did return
ION Court / deposited hfeeu dollars 10
De iowa treasury with an amendment o.
~ Pei lest that the town might draw u
or ~ ;-v treasury foy preaching OF school
lag
TIE town 81 their March meeting IN
aga.,,l hundred sud tweniy-three voted
70 issr 'ar moOey FOR brandy and rum, and
chose tWo or three agents 10 get the brandy
ahe -Lu, Tor The town. and their sgrnt~.
Ald uur e 81 for hrsniy and run, aud
ACRE q 20 ,=p,ud the remainder at their
LIZ April me, ting IN The same way. But
a, '.,.r April meeting. they found they
could rot draw the mon ey out OF The ir' a>u-
" Tor ro other Use df rent from what =,
~ ra.r inc the tie,>ury FOR.
Therefore they voted 10 sccept IL for
scaoD.r No. and 80 the NE meeting voted
. reconsider thst vote which they got 10
scc'qt the money II thy could not hsy.
u moury fpr brandy or rum, they would
10Y la'- u Tor suy other Use. The reason
Wy his has been put 20 writing by The
AUTHOR : 20 show the rising generation
ensi spirit the majority OF the town OF
fafml gtou was covered by In eighteen
HUNDRED and twvDty-three. And IL i nv
pisye- 90 God that the rising generation
nay SEE that II Will De for their interest
ard credit 20 receive money OF their Rep
isseu'stiyeS for preaching or schooling
II Preference OF receiving IL for brandy or
'1m 10 'UCOUrsge intempersnce.
May % ls22 WN. GOULD.
-WdtOH Record.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-15
STATE OF MAINE

STATE OF MAINE
OXFORD,ss:- Supreme Judicial Court Sept
Term. A. II. 1881.
CHARLES A. HILL, Lioeiant, VS.. FLORA T.
HILL
And now Ii appearing to the Court that the said
Libelee 10 not an inhsbitant OF this state, and
has no tenant agent or attorney therein. and that
she has no notice Of the pendency Of this libel
1t is ordered by the Court that the said Libelant
notify the said Libelee, Of the pend.ncy
thereof BY causing an attested copy Of this libel
with this order of Court thereon to be three
weeks successfully In the Oxford Democrat paper
printed At Paris in said County the las, publication
said Court to be holden ut Paris, aforesaid. on
the second Tuesday Of March next, To the end
that the said Defendant may then and there sppear
nj said Court and show cause II any she have why
The prayer OF said libelant should not be granted
Attest: JAMES s. WRIGHT, Clerk.
A true copy Of libel and order of court thereon,
Attest: JAMES 8. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Tolsom and Merrill Ut skowhesan, stt'ys. for
Libtlant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-15
MARRIED..

In b theI Nov O. by Rev Il. '. Pesse, Mr. tree-
Ion A knight 81 East RumfOrd. ard hin uuldah
ia k-on ut Milton Plantation Nc
m Bethel. Nv. 9Th by Rev. IL Garland, Nj
n iul-m Guh'hvr. and Miss Sarah A. Abbott,
boil OF B-tbci .
Ia Be,h+l Nov 7th by Rev. ID. Garland. Mr..
Ed..Td ; Nssp Of Bethel, and Miss Emiline
>mCnds # Hanover
In Conan Nov % Mr. GeoFe y. Nssop
II Eteedou y. II. and Miss loIa T. Litlereld, 4
lnau. Maze.
oXFORD. ss;-At n Court OF Probate held at
Pari~ within and for the County OF oxford on
N, third Iut-dA, Oi Octoo-r y, ID. 1901.
TIhkSE sri hSEY named Ea,euJis IN a
Y CERTAIN in.uument puTpoT ing 10 be the last
NlilADd tesLament OF samuel Stiekney, late OF
KroWnii-id IN said Count. deceased, having pre-
a, tr.i the same Tor Probate.
Ordered That the said Exerutrix give notice
10 all person, Interested by causing a copy Of this
.r 10 b. pubis he'd hre. weeks successfully In the
ONford Democrat printed 81 Paris, that they may
appear NJ a Probate Court TO be held ~ Paris
in aid County on the first iue-dsv OF Dec next
AZ O'Clock IN the forenoon and show cause II any
they have Why III. SAID ln-trSment should not be
proved approved and SLOWED IS the last Will and
Testament Of said deceased.
FRYE, Judge.
A,ru. eopv-sttsst: n. c. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-15
Non-Residlcnt Taxes,

In the town Of Hebron in the County oil
Oxf,Id for the year lesO
The follow .ng let OF taxes on real esiA' oil non
r..ls~pt owners IN the town of Hebrt n. Tor The
wear issO. In bilis committed To j. NEE ~ sur
Aug ls-i Mss been rvturbet by him 10 NE as
,en1.iuipg unpaid ON the 2i'd ,dsy Aug lssl,
h, his certificate Of that date, and now remain
,aua,,i ana notice j. hereby given that II the said
aye. and interest and charges are not pad into
III Tn, asury OF the said Town, within eighteen
months H. the dste oil the commitment oil the
sati bills. 80 much oI the real estate taAen as
,xi,i h. .uficept 10 pay The amount due therefor,
intlu,iipg interest aud charges, VIII, without iur
fhsr notice pe sold at Public Auction, al the
Town Hoase in sid to~n on The l'th day oil
Men 49, al two oclocS IN the af,eI noon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-15
ISABELLE CROMWELL, A. B,

GRADUATE Of w.lIe>Ie, College, will receive
payIls in Preach, At south Paris, durir the CON-
M winter.
Other Br. inches taught n dssirsd.
For particulars apply Al the residence oil hr'
a W. uI1MAN, after Nov. u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-15

ON Tan y DAYS TEIAL--We Will send
DR. Dyes celebrated ElrC'ro-N oltaic Belts
snd other Electric Appliances on trial for
thirty days Ia young men and older persons
who sre sffiicted with Nervous Debility,
Lost Vitality, etc, guaranteeing speedy
relief aud compete restoration ofvigor and
manhood. Also for Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
z ralysis. Liver and Kidney Difficulties,
Rupturcs. snd many other Diseases. Illus
trated pamphlet sent free. Address Voltaic
Belt Co Marshall, Mich.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-15
LEADING PROFESSOR SPEAKING
uF SENSIBLE PEOPLE


D- 5. the prominent Eastern medi-
81 lecturer. >ay>: livery dsy sensible
non. come 20 me complaining OF their
issfb a,iu. broken down. The answers
>, NV .r.r,-rS always sre-What | sur
r..s-rs,lr,'> laws have bceu totally dis
,-g,ri-,. consequently the blood. the
,.-esm % l..c. becomes northumberland
as result ~ this blood poisoning. | tind
8ys9,r>.s and tj>ordrrrd functions OF the
b.,rt .uus,. liver. and Kidneys. accom-
,,riri hv h-siarhe. nervous debility. and
o,,rr impaired org-nic portions, OFTEN
vs-c.rg GOO paralysis. 10 order 20 keep the
ar,,ivs or.snS In proper health and
..r,r.tt sut ny friends 10 the pruf's-
Slartv recruu-n BroNn'> lion Bit
tr-t.,y set - u p \ and soothiugiy,
l-y,r ,-y.r z lry uuPiraSant siter-,sectS.
.,-rrst h.r.l- The organs of digestion, and
p-rmsurjt.y removing every symptom 81
Fl A,s.'t. lsrsuor. and debility. No rrm
CIV .u Oh. Ia; gives such good >ati>fac-
ton a, B.oNu'- Iron Bitters. aud all drug
81, csu procure 10 for YOU. Don't BE-
per,ust,d Co U~e a substitute This rem
e'y contain, uo alcohol Nud i the only pre-
7sraiiou 90 Iron that does not blecken the
teeth ->
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-15

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
h. nas been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
probate for the County Of Oxford and assumed the
frust OF Administratar Of the estate OF
Lucy NJ EVERETT, ate o. Gilead,
IN said County deceased, by giving bond rs thelaw
dir, ca he therefore requess all persons who are
indebted To the estate 81 said deceased 10 make
immediate pay ment, and those who have any de-
m snds thereon 70 exhibit the same TO
HARLAN p. WHEELER.
February, Is, 1881.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-15

Mrs Mariha Lambs History 81 ne
IVy y Nee Y.Tt i steadily winning us
"sy ,o 90, hish place its m'rits entitie H.
and odd residents OF New York and stu
ueDtS Of American history are everywhere
sdding il ro thrir library shelves. Pages
<o@-@jS. Vol H., give q graphic picture
OF The movements of Washington and the
French Ulcers during the exciting SUM
mer sud Autumn OF lei, aud the hnai eul-
hlnatiOn Of events At Yorktown on the
18th OF October. Published by A. 3
Barnes Co. New York.
MAST, the csricaturist, gets 500
week - Q salary from Harpers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-15

Srgrrr TgEES-The Commsrciqi SAWS
"a, small spruce trees, II 20 ~ inches
i height. are shipped from Maiur To- Ksn-
a. Farmers and land owners plant th-m
4, heir 'o-s A. a means ~ defence against
SshWujs Spruce grows very fast when
.-,,.p.tu,cj from Maine TO Kansas soil.
m. 5a,hy, are packed in harrvlS or hogs
ss,i. an5 forwarded hy rail These little
So. r,,s.. for - cents each In some cases.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-15
STlTE OE MAINE

STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, ss;-Supieme Judicial Court septem'
Der term A. ID isSl -
MATILDA POOR, Libelant, VS.. LORENZO d.
POOR
And now il appearing TO the Court u at the said
libel.e is rot an inha bitant OF this state and has
M, Z. n.nt &c MT OF attorney theren and that he
has no notice of the tendency OF this libel,
lis ordered by the Court that the said libelant
notify the said libeee OF the tendency thereof, oy
causing an attesred copy Of tbs libel with The
Order OF Court thereon 10 be published three
weeks successively In the Oxford Democrat, q
paper printed Paris in said County the stpuo.
cstion 10 be thirty DAYS at least before the next
term of said Court, TO be held At Paris aforesaid,
on The second Tuesday Of March next. to the
end that the said libelee may then and there APP
pear al said Court and show cause If any he mas
why the prayer Of said libelant should not be
granted. , u.,,our c,-,
A true copy Of libel and order OF Court thereon.
Attest: JAMES WRIGHT, Clerk.
II ERINK Attorney for iibelant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-15
Give it a Trial.
To the Honorable

Justices OF the supreme Judicial Court,
next 10 be holden ~ Paris. In and for the County
Of Oxford, on The hind Tuesday OF September.
4. ID lssi.
CuARLEs A. HILL OF Andove-, in tho County
Njof oxford, husband OF flo,A y Hill. respect
fully represents that he was lawfully married 10
he said Flora T.. whose maiden name was Flora
T.. foss, at ekowh.ssn, on The eleventh day
October, A. ID. 1877, by Rev. Webster Woodbury.,
n minister OF the gospel, that they lived together
a. husband and vie at said Andover, IN said
ouuty for nearly all Of the lime since their said
marriage 10 the fourth day OF November, a. ID.
1870; that your hbelant has always conducted
himself toward hi said wife ~ faithful, true
and snectiOnate husband. tat on the said
fourth day OF November A. D., 1851 the said
Flora 4. Hill wiliully deserted your hbelant with
out cause and went 10 Boston. In the Common
wealth OF Massachusetts, and since that time TO
some place 10 your lbelsnt unknown; at the
time she deserted your libelant. she pretended
that she Was going 70 visit her friends and return
In q short time; your hbe'ant further SAYS that
on the ,ilh. day Of December A. ID lss0, he went
10 Quincy and requested and besought his said
wife 10 return with him, but she refused and told
him that she never would live with him again, and
siuce her said deseriion she has written your tad
,beApt that che shall never live with him again,
and that she never desires To s,e or hear rom
him again; and youi libelant further states that
while the rad fiCia l.. Hill, resided with
al him Andov.r siofesaid that she was improp-
erly In. Innate with one DIR George l.. 1urney,
thathe received visits from him, not profession
sl and az unreasonable hours, and visited the said
Guruev AT his room 10 tie hotelat said Andover;
that the intimacy between the said Flora and the
aid Quincy created public scandal IN the town.
where they then resided, and their relations 10
each other were reg rded by the community, and
il believed by your libelant as highly improper,
and probably CT imiEsl, and such Improper rels
non your libe ant believes has be- the promin-
ent cause of the alienation Of the Affection Of
said FIora from him that your libelant believes
IL Ieasonab.e and proper, conducive 10 domestic
harmony and consistent with the peace and NOR
.li,y Of society. that the binds Of mairimony be.
tween him and his said wife, should be dissolved
by divorce, wherefore he pTays that such divorce
may be deereed as in duty bound Will ever pray.
Z A. HILL.
Dated this sixth day Of Sept A. u. lssl.
And the said Chas. A. Hill, makes afiidsvN and
saws that he does not know and with reaso nable
diligence cannot ascertain where the said Flora
Il HIlI resides CHARLES A. Il ILL.
subscribed and sworn TO this I9th day Of Sept.
A. d. 1881. Before me,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-15

Simmons, the sculptor, has just fnish-
FL a marble statue OF senator Blaine 81
his Roman studio aud prOuOunces II his
best piece OF work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-15

p : Knapp, Of South Paris offers
2, sA.e a., donkey team which has at
:-ac,el 50 much attention in this vicinity.
Tie y-.,e VIII be 50 favorable that any
per,oa a4v1s small children can afford
70 P-rr1A-, for their pleasure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-15

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Honorable
Judge OF Probate for the County of Oxford, and
assume the trust Of administrator on the estate
Of MARY j. EMERY, late OF Buckfeld, in said
County, deceased, BY giving bond "a the
law directs: he therefore requests all persons
Indebted to the ettate OF said deceased 10 make
immediate payment, and those bave any de-
mands thereon 70 exhibit the same TO
CARLTON GARDNER.
September 20 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-15
To The IIouuuablc

Justice. Of the supreme judicial Court. next
to be holden al Paris. within anG for the County
Of Oxford. on the second Tuesday Of March
4. u lssl.
MATILDA POOR OF Brown6eld In the County
If on ford and 5 ate OF Maine. hbes aud gives this
Hon Court t. be informed that che vas lawfully
married TO oIenzn ID. Poor, th' n OF savannah IN
the STATE Of Georgia. now OF parts unknown oy
Cameron II. McRoe AT savannah, In the state OF
Ieorsi, on the llih day OF March A ID. lS5,
m mister OF the Gospel duly authorized under the
laus Of The STATE OF Georgia 10 solemize mar
riages; that since their intrrmsIrtage your Ioe-
l.ut has conducted herself towards the said Lor
EMO D. Poor. ~ faithful chsste, and ansctionate
WIFE and resided " ith him Al said Bfownneld ten
Years after their int ermAuisge, as his wife, ss
afore.sid that on ihe-day OF October A. ID 1876
" ihout reasonable cause, the lioeIee wiliuy de-
.erted and abandoned the lib-lAnt and has
never returned 10 her though often requested 10
10 So and still persists in his determination, re
fusng 10 provide her 18th The necessities OF life;
that she has sipce his deserton although OF feeb-
lie health, been compelled 10 support nefsef and
children by her own manual labor. that said
Iorrnxo %. Poor has during nearly the whole
time since their int marriage, treated her Win
extreme cruelty and neglect and that since hi.
ssid de,ertion OF your hoelAnt' mas spent gresi
deal of his time BY day and night with women Of
I'D character; your litelAnt further AYERS thai
she has by her said husband four minor children
pamed and age as follows: Edgar foor, aged
WE'VE Years; Harr. Poor, Years OF age Cor
rnla Poor aged IA years and Ella l. Poor, aged
Years; whereupon, .nasmuch As II would DC rea
souabIe and pr'p.r. conducive 10 domestic hAf-
mony and consistent with the peace aud moral
nv Of society, your lbelabt prAys this Honor
s6le Court TO decree q deyorce IRON the
bonJs of matrimCny between her and her taid
husband, and The custody OF her taid minor
eh Ildr.n may be decIeed 70 her and us In duty
boupd " IN ever psy-apd your libelant further
AYERS inst the residence of the lbelee Is not
Known TO her, and cannot be ascertained BY rea.
sonable diligence. noon
STATE OF MAINE
OXFORD, SIS Personally appeared the above
named Matilda Poor. and made OATH To the
truth OF the foregoing statement oy her SUD
scribed. BEFORE me,
j. l.. fRlNk.
Justice Of the Peace.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-15

We advertise the Boston Herald.
lis week |, Is obtaining a large circu-
h,.oa Ia ,hi, section, and Is a bright,
nsvsy sheet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-15
a CARD

t. at uho are sunerirg irom the errors ard
irdiscrei ion. Of yCuth. FERROUS ~eatIess enll
.i~~sy Lass uf tnSnhOof. &C. all s-tt receipt
ttat I'll eur. you. fkkE or CHARGE THIS
Gr-st temvdY was 4 SEQ cred oy missionary In
~osfh A. crt =. send q ssli-AcdT"treh tiv'lope
iprl Gus
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FARM FOR SALE.

CITUATED IN the south part 81 the town Of
> Paris. about two and one half miles from
south Paris village, known "a the Joseph =.
Penlcy farm, containing about three hundred
acres Of land suitably divided into moving, till.
age. pasture and wood land, under a good state
OF cultivation Cuts from thirty.lye u forty
tons Of good English hay. thrifty young or
chsrd. call grated 20 the Leading varieties OF fruit
Just coming into bearing one and ahalf story
mouse and ell. " Ith three large rooms, cook roOm
snd two sleeping rooms on fret door Wool shed
about forty feet long one barn -sventy.sS feet
long, with good cellar. Buildag' nearly new.
A good well Of never falling water. For further
particulars address the proprietor. DAVID
ROSE, No. - Clinton Ave, Albany. Y. y, or call
On the subscriber. q. 4. PRATT.
South Paris, April u, lssl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-15

Boots, Shoes, Rubber goods,
for all the folks, of good quail
ity at H. n. BOLSTER'S,
South Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-15

This fAf LII r howell 4 Co.'S Newspaper
siyssssns Sq, e Y sP Poa T NV ads5E
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-15

OXFORD, ss:-Ata Court OF Probate h ED At Paris
within and for the County OF Oxford on the
third Tuesday Of October A. d. 1881,
ISAAC W. ANDREWS, AdminlstrA'or on the
i estate ofJohn N. Bryant. late Of Woodstock,
in said county, deceased, having presented his
account OF adm inistralion Of the estate OF said
fer allowance
Ordered, That the said Admin give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy Of this
order TO be published three weeks successfully In
the Oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they
may appear at Probate Court TO be held at Paris
in said County on the third Tuesday of Nov next,
ut nine O'Clock In the forenoon and show cause II
any they have, why the same should not be al
lowed.
X. A. FRYE, Judge.
Atrue copy, attest III. &. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-15
Andrews
& Curtis
WEST PARIS,

WEST PARIS,
Thanking the public for the
generous patronage which we
have received in the past, cs-
pccially within the last 6 mos.
during which time our trade
has increased nearly fifty per
cent, over that of the same
months last year,we take pleas
ure in announcing that we have
a larger and better assortment
of goods than ever before, Sc
lected from some of the best
wholesale houses in Boston
and Portland, and can sell as
reasonably as any store in this
County.
Oar stock is large, and con-
sists of all kinds of goods usu-
ally kept in a first-class coun-
try store, as follows
Groceries, Ladies Cloaks,
Dry Goods, Boots & Shoes,
Wooden Goods, Hardware,
Rubber Goods. Fancy Goods,
Dress Flannels, Crockery,
Ladies' Cloakings & Things,
Shawls, Flour, &C. DC.
Woolens made a speciality,
and cut free of charge. Good
all wool Black Cashmeres for
60 cents to 81.
We shall be pleased to show
our goods, although you pur-
chase nothing.
Andrews & Curtis.
West Paris. Oct. Is, 1851.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-15

Woolens for Ladies, Over
Garments and the same cut
and made to order at II. n.
BOLsrER's, SOUTH PARIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-15

Andrew, \ Wsldron of Buckfeld.
he NE. known shovel handle makers
tay, dissolved partnership, Mr.. Waldron
cCc-.--ts the business
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-11-15
ALL ART NEWS.
Blacksmith Wanted.

4 Man that can do . good job 81 Country black.
smI,hng, can gc, n good Job. BY writing or APP
ply INK 10 the subscr Der al once.
!. ". MARTIN.
Milan, New Hampshire.