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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19
Abstract OF Plaintiffs Writ J

F. s. HANNAFORD OF RoXbury. In the County
of Oxford. Plaintiff. VS.. Henry s. Raymond Of
Rumford. In said County, Defendant. Action TO
en- force lien on certain spruce, pine and ash
Roxhury, In said County, near the Walker place,
so called for labor performed 10 ting and haul.
ing the same, under q contract with Defendant
Said logs are owned by the Lewiston Steam N i'll
Company, corporation doing business at Lewis g.
ton, Androscoggin, County, and are marked W
near the centre. Amount sued for t3l, Addum.
rum SIS. Writ dated March ~. lss2, and return
abe a. sep. Term, lss2.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19

THE New York Sun has an illustrated
advertisement in the magazines represent
ing the various classes who read that jour-
nal. If it had only added the cut OF a
washer-woman it would have seemed like
New York indeed.
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fab,tracf OF PiainfIs's WrI.l

JTIKTSIU . HID OF BIrUni To TIC
County OF OK iord P!sintin W. Gilbert l. Hods-
do n vi the same y, ron, Defendant. Action q
enforce , lien on certain spruce logs y ing on the
bank OF swirl river in said Byron, near the Mott
pace. go called, b,iWe,nt the bridge and new dam
Tor labor performed in cutting and hauling the
same under a contract with said Defendant. said
logs being marked W near the centre OF all under
twenty feet IN length AMI W near each end OF all
twenty feet and over, and owned by the Lewist on
steam Mill Company, n corporation doiHs bust
ness at Lewiston In County Of Androscogy gin.
Amount sued for t2G3l. Addamnum ESQ. Writ
dated April Il, lsr! ana rttnrnaole to Sept. Term
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19

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a true copy M,es,:-H. c. DAVIS, Reg lister.

OXFORD, - Alta Court OF Probate held nj
fryeonry. within and for the County Of Oxford
on the hr-t rucsdsv of De. A. D.. lss2
ROSCOE e.. GREEN named Executor ~
certain instrument purportirg TO b. the last WIN
and Testament OF Richard Il. Black. late OF
Hiram. IN said Couaiy, decca 'ed having present
ed the "a me ior Probate
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice to
all persons interested by causing l. copy OF this
order TO be published three weeks successfully In
the oxford Democrat printed At Paris, that they
may appear nj Probate Courtto be held at fsris
in said County on the third Tuesday of Jan. next
al O'Clock in the forenoon and shew cause II any
they have why the said instrument should not be
proved approved ard allowed As the lac. w Ill and
+, siAment OF said deceased.
X. A. FRYE, Judge.
n ~ n
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THE subscriber hereby gives puolic notice that
ne has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge Of
Probate for the County Of Oxford and assumed the
trust Of Administrator of the estate OF
WILLIS A. LUNT. late OF Peru.
in said County deceased by giving bond a. the law
directs he therefore requests all persons who are
Indebted 20 the estate Of said deceased to make i'm
mediate payment and those Who have any demands
thereon to exhibltthe samsto
ROBERT Il. LUHT.
Noy- n
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CATION.

All persons ale hereby forbid to give credit TO
my wife Abbie Libby on my account rs shall
pay no debts Of her contracting after this date.
Porter, Nov. Ilth 1852.
CHARLES +. LIBBY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19
Atttraci Of Plaintiffs Writ
SAMUEL RAND Of Andover 10 the Co

SAMUEL RAND Of Andoyer 10 the County OF
oxford, Plaintiff ". Gilbert 7. Hodsdon OF By
ron In the County of Oxiord, Defendant. Action
20 enforce n II. n on certain spruce logs lying on
the bank OF swift river IN said Byron. near The
Alyaraio o. Reed place so called. fer labor per
formed 10 cutting and hauling same under con
tract W ith Defendant, said lug5 being marked W
near the centre OF all under twenty feet in length
and w near each end of all twenty feet and over.
and owned By The Lewiston Steam Mil Company
a CORPORATION doing business at Lewiston, IL
County OF Androscoggin. Amount sued for
SsO.sl. Addmnum si7j Writ da,ed April 81,
isss, aud fcturnab.c u sept. Term, lss..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19
iAbstract 81 PLdimtig's Writ

GEORGE II. EASTER Of Byron In the County
Of oxford. Plaintiff VS. Gilbert I. liodFdon OF the
same By1on. Defendant, Action 10 enforce . lien
on certain spruce log., lying the bank sw N
river in said Byron, near the Alyarsdo -. Reed
mill Site for labor performed in cutting and haul
Ing same under n contract with Defendant, SAID
Ios- being marked w near the centre OF all TN.
der twenty feet in length and W near each end
II all twenty feet ana over, and owned by the
Lewiston Steam Mil Company, corporation
doing business at Lewiston in AIdToscoggn
County. Amount sued for iis6! Albumin
900. Writ dated April q, loo,, and returnsble
to Sep. Term, ls2.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
che has been duly appointed by the honorable
Judge OF Probate for toe County OF OxioId, aud
assumed the trust OF ESecutriX OF the Estate or
WILLIAM T0WLE, late Of Porter.
In said County, deceased b. giving bond a, the
law directs che therefore requests all persons in
.b,ed 10 The estate OF sid deceased Ia make I'm
mediate payment, aud those who have any de
mands thereon TO exhibit the same -
NANCY II. TOWLE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19
tAL.traet 81 Plaintig's Wrt.l

Cutler Dillingham;, OF Temple In the County OF
Franklin, plaintiff, We. sewell Con of Mexico in the
County OF Oxford efcndAnt Action to enforce lien
on poplar logs and umbe now the bank Of win
riveT, on the Tabor Farm, 90 called. In RoIbuTy.
for Ia Dor performed. In cutting and hauling the
same under contract with said defendant, 50 id
labor being performed BY George Dillingham;, a
minor son tf 6aid Plaintiff, and being for bal.
anee due for said labor AT cutting and hauling the
said logs and lumber amounting 10 ti6 %. Adj.
damnum tOO. Writ dated June IL, ls.2. The
logs are alleged TO be- owned 10y the Denison
Paper Manufacturing Company OF Canton, in said
County.
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tAbsiraet Of Plaintiffs Writ.l


FRANKLIN, Plaintiff W. George and Samuel J
Raster, both OF Byron, In the County oil Oxford
partners engaged in cutting and hauling poplar
logs or lumber. under the firm name and style o
George Easter X son, Deit. Action brought tC
enforce lien on poplar logs or lumber. Tor labol
performed in cutting and hauling the same, nov
on the bank OF Swift River In RoXbury, in sale
County Of oxford, near residence OF John Hus
ton, raid logs or lumber being owned by n. l.
Marshall and James IIish, under irm name o
Marshall \ Irish. Amount sued for, tf1.Ot. Ad
.Iamnum, ITO. Writ dated May lst, 1877. anC
TeturnAbe 10 sept. Term, 1852.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19

TuE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge
of probate for the County Of oxford, and rs.
sumed the trust OF Executor Of the estate OF
JONATHAN SANBORN, late OF Fryeburg.
in said County, deceased by giving bond a the
law directs: he therefore requests all persons in
debtcd 10 the estate OF said deceased 20 make I'M
rebate payment, aud those who have any de
IA ,n,s thereon TO exhibit the same 10
ABEL SANB0RS.
be-
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A truecopy-sttest: n. C. DAVIS. Register

OXFORD. sat q Court Of Probate held At
frycOurg. within aud for the County OF Oxford
on the frs, Tuesday Of Dee. A. ID. los2.
SETH W. FIFE. Administrator, on The estaie
said County, deceased. hsvi ing presented hi' ac-
count of adminihirAt ION OF the estate OF said Dc
ceased for allowance.
Ordered, that the SAID Admin stra,or give no
tio- Ia all persons interested, by csu-iog copy
of this order 10 be Published three weeks sucee.'
siyely 10 the oSforj democrat. printed at Pans,
10 sAi County, that they may appear NJ Fro
bUc Court 10 be hel ~ Paris, IN Sail County, on
the third Tuesday OF Jan. next, Ut nine O'Clock IN
the forenoon. and show cause, u any lhcy have
why the same should not be allowed.
X. \. FRYE. Judse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19
(Lbstracf Of PLAINTIFFS Rrn

JAMES +. IRISH o., in the County
Of oxford. Plaintiff VI. Henry : Raymond OF
Rumford In the County OF Oxford Defendant.
Action to enforce lieu on certain spruce pine and
ash logs, on the bank Of Swit river in the
town OF RoxburY. In said County near the
walker place, for labor performed in cutting aud
hauling the same, under contract with Defendant.
Said logs are owned by the Lewiston steam Mill
Company q corporation doing business ut Lewis.
ton, Androscoggn County, and are marked w
near the centre. Amount sued Tor t26 a.. Ad-
dumuum ESQ. wnt dated March ~, NJ, and re.
turnable to Sept. Term, 1852.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19
f1bstrdct of I'iainfiJ7s Writ.
1oxrpuA Rrrn of Byron. in tho Con

JOSEPH 4. REED Of Byron, in the County OF
Oxford, Plaintiff, We Gilbert 4. hodsdon OF the
zane Byron Defendant. Action 10 enforce lien
on certain spruce logs Is ing on The bank OF Swift
river In said BryOn near the Alvars,lo O.
Reed place, 20 called, Tor labor performed
cutting and hauIng same under n con
tract with Defendant, said logs being
marked W near centre OF all under twenty feet
in length, and W az each end OF all twenty feet
and over, and owned by the Lewiston Steam Mill
Company a corporation doing business a. Lew
iston 10 Androseosgin County. Amount sued for
&3I23. Addamnum 90 Writ dated April ii,
lss2 and returnable 10 Sept. Term, less.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19
lAJs,raef az Piaint;g's Writ

LEWIS TUCKER OF Byron, in the County Of
Oxford, Plaintiff, ". Gilbert T. Hodsdou OF the
same Byron Defendant. Action to enforce lien
on certain spruce logs lying on the bank OF swim
river in said Byron near The Aiyarado o. Reed
mill site for labor performed 10 cuting and haul
ing same, under contract with Defendant. said
logs being marked " near The centre OF all un;
der tyenty Zee, In length and w 1t each end Of
Ali twenty ieet and over. owned by the Lewiston
steam Mil Company, corporation doing BUSH
ness at Lewiston, in County OF Androscoggin.
Amount sued for $ll7.GJ. Ajdamnum $50
writ dated April Il, Is and Issurnab!e 10 sep.
Term ls-1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19

THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice tLAi
be has been duly appointed By the Hon. judy
81 Probate for the County OF OIiord and assumed
tie trust of Executor or the estate Of
SALLY STEWART. LAT. Of Brownhe'd
In said County deceased by giving bond as the Law
directs he therefore requests all persons who are
Indebted TO the estate of said dece sed 10 make i'm
mediate payment and those who Ia We an detaandi
thereon to exhlbitthe same to
JOHN STEWART.
Dee a ls,l
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1 Absraet Of PlaiatIfs WrR.l

GEORGE ID. kIDDER OF Mexico. In The COun.
~ of oxford. Plaintiff, W. Gilbert ]. Hodsion II
Byron, in said County, Deienfant. Action u 'h.
force lien on certain spruce logs lJirg on the
bank OF swift river In salt Byron, near the Mott
plaec between the bridge sEd new dam, Tor Ia.
Dor performei IN cutting and hauling same under
a. contract with said defendant. Said logs be-
ing marked ", near the centre of all under ven.
~ feet In len 9Th and W at each end OF all twenty
fc,t and over and owned by the Lewiston steam
Mil Company, q corpOrstiou dong business AT
Lewiston, in County OF Androscoggip. Amount
.ued for ais. AddImHum slOO. Writ dated
April p, lss2, and rclurnsble 10 sept Term, los-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19

Elk. Gov DANIEL +. DAVIS has been ap
pointed Collector of the Port at Bangor.
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Very Truly Yours,
o. K. HALL, NJ. ID.
<.,yL JIoris Dsr II 80


South Paris, Dec. II, 50.
We should explain in relation to the
above matter. In October, last, Dr. Hall
went TO Washington, from which place he
wrote US he should be home in few weeks
TO settle up his affairs. We knew that pc
tition had been circulated for his appoint
ment to government position; and judged
from his letter, that he had been appointed,
and was coming home 10 " settle up, pre-
paratory TO removing to Washington. We
heard nothing further from DIR. Hall, and
when DR.. Woodbury. decided to locate At
So. Paris, thought it no more than right to
state that he would ill the place vacated by
DR.. Hail. ED DEM.
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EDITOR DrMocRAr-Derr Sir:


am told that the DEMOCRAT lately con-
taued So Paris "local" stating that |
had moved away" and that my place
had been taken" by young Dr. named
Woodbury.. Though reluctant 10 trouble
YOU with personal affairs, feel Obliged,
for obvious reasons, To point out few in
accuracies in that item.
First. | have not only not moved
away" but am not aware Of any present
intention Of doing so.
Second. As never saw the "Dr. Wood
bury" mentioned, nor heard OF him till this
occasion. he can hardly he said 20 have
taken my place. Had | really intended
moving sway As stated, should probably
have chosen To have something 10 saw my
self Is TO who should be NV successor.
was obliged TO 20 to Washington sew
eral weeks ago, expecting 10 be absent
only about week, hut taking severe
cold, was detained longer by Illness. 1t
was repeatedly explained that my absence
was merely accidental, 50 IL would scarce
| ly seem that there was need OF misuuder-
standing.
have not seen the item, nor do know
who furnished IL. II the mistatements
were accidental, would tender this ex-
PLANTATION with al! due courtesy. IL they
were intentional, though adroit, they might
be objected to on the score OF honor and
morality.
should not trouble you with this how
ever, but for the business Inconvenience
which such a public statement must occa-
| sion, and because, about year ago, 4 sim
liar statement caused great confusion and
annoyance, though as destitute OF truth
| then as now.
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fAhtracf Of Plaintiff Wn.l

AR. MERRILL Of Byron, In the County OF
Oxfori, aud state OF Maiue, Plaintia, W. otibert
T. Bodsdon OF the sane i,y ron. Defendant Ac-
ion 10 enforce lien certain spruce logs mark.
ed w ne.r the centre OF all under twenty
feet In length and w at each end OF all
twenty feet Ia bngih snd over. lying ON bank OF
swift river near III lite OF the Alvsrado D. Rsod
mill. in BYRON fer labor performed In cutting and
hauling the same under contract Win D'fendatt,
said logs being ovoed by the Lewiston steam
N'ii Company, corp dpint BUSINESS a.
deviation. IN Andfoscoagiu County. Am 'nnt
sued for go So Acdamnum $1,000 VII! d,ten
April 81, 1854, and retnrnable to Sept. Term 1882
(dBstract OF Piainfig's Trit.)
HORACE CHURCH OF Rsneely In the County
OF Franklin, Plaintiff, We. Gilbert T. HodsdoD OF
Bl ron, 10 Oxford CounBy, Defendant. Action TO
bank OF Sw ut liver In laid Byron, near the AVA
rads O. Reed place, SO ca led. for labor performed
10 cutting and hauling same under a contract
with said defendant. said legs are owned ey
the Lewiston Steam Mill Company, &C rporation
doing business at Lew iston, Androscoggin Conn-
~ and are marked w near cei tire OF all under
twenty ieet In length and w ct each end OF All
twenty feet and over. Amount sued for sslco
Addamnum sl75. Writ dated Apri Il, lss!, and
reIurnsble 10 Sep. Term. lss2.
(Abstrdct II plaintiffs Writ
LYMAN RUSDLETT OF RoXbury In the Coun-
" OF oxford, Plaintiff, VI. Gilbert T. Hpdsfon u
byron, ia said County, Defendant. Action tn en-
force lien on certain spruce logs lying on the
bank OF Swi lit river. in SAID Byron the Alva-
RADIO o. Reed p ace so called, Tor labor performed
In cutting and hauling same undtr contract win
said Defendant. Sad logs being owned by the
Lewiston Steam Mil Company, cor porstion 40
ing business at Lewiston. County OF Androscos.
gin. and marked near centre of III under tscI-
ty feet in length and w at each end OF all tseItr
feet and over. Amount sue,i Tor 1850. Addam-
nun <lcc. Writ dated April II, lsss. and return
able 10 Sept. Term, lss..
(Atsiraet Of Plaintiffs Urit)
JnuS WHITE of n, ron i'm the County OF OK.
ford Plaintiff. We Gilbert 4. iiodsdon Ct thc same
Byron, Defendant. Action u eafUrco "a len on
ceIt ,in spruce logs lJing on the bank oT ssirr iv
er In said Byron, ! ear the AyaTAGo - Reed mil!
site, for labor performed Ia eating and haulinS
came under 70 contract with said Defendant, sa d
Ioss being owned ~ the Lew ist0n Si,Em NIL
COMPANY, n coTp1r ration doing busincfs At LcNts-
ton IN County OLA droscoggin. AL markell w
near c. ntie OF all under tashiy ieet IN length sud
w at each Cni of al twenty feet Ahd OYER.
Amount sued Tor s5l.l6. Addamnum sij. wit
dated Apil 81, l>s!, and reiurnao!c TO sept Term,
leS,.
~ DI,Eag.H. ICrH
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MARRIED..
DIED.

In Mexico. Dec. 5, Hiram Babb. aged . years
month and days.
, 1882-06-03
john in the East

Cinnamon are arriving III New IUrh
and Boston by the hundreds. and the hope
of the ladies there to fill their houses
with Chinese servants, and that Of Ger
tain class of manufacturers To- obtain
cheap labor, is likely 10 be realized. IL
is interesting to follow the reporters
there in their chase after this novelty.
These gentlemen would do better than
making pencil sketches of John cue,
his bunk or his almond-eyes, If they
would tell the public that the Cinnamon
more flially pious than the -Eneas
of Virgil, is cruel to h" offspring; thai
he sells his daughter to prostitution; that
he pledges OF sells his daughters wife and
children If pressed by necessity, and Will
do this even for passage to this eoun-
try. or back to China and that he would,
in contra distinction to this sentiment,
shudder With horror at the idea that, IN the
event UI MS utdtn hcfc, HIS p'hNS '"'
not be returned to China I" rest, These
reporters have not found out, perhaps.
that all this "gentleness and d"cility "n
Johns part is the result OF cowardlce,
and that once the restraints OF fear are
removed, he becomes a demon. They
have yet to learn that after doing duty IN
"mi lady's" rooms, mingkng with the
children, he hunks with the vilest and
foulest of his race, and from there goes
back to the children Of the household,
carrying on him filth and disease. They
have yet TO learn that Cinnamon prefers
falsehood when truth would answer the
same purpose. Of the truth John was
born insolyent. So far as honesty is con-
cerned. John is q blank endeavor. We
pity the ladies' of the East who have
adopted John. Our ladies here did vast
amount OF Americanizing, but to little
purpose. John was not success.
, 1882-06-03
The Pillar to George.

They are wiring the intelligence that
the Washington monument is to be com
pleted. That business was commenced
So years ago, and since then the sum OF
SS36, 600 has gone to it-or to the mana
gers. At any rate it has gone from the
people. All precedents show that anoth-
er million will go thenceward- These
monumentalists have a scrt OF noxi"ns
disease-hrst an Indifferent attack, then
most acute and painful spasm, just as boy
has his in green apple colicy days All this
monument business ia mere buncombs.
Post mortem honors are due the Father,
etc. and n,body would begrudge reason
able amount for that purpose, but II Is
ringing the bell for Sarah little too much,
to keep it up for eighty odd years. And
to-dsy, nobody knows what 1t is TO be
like, if it is finished /; whether George IS
10 be immortalized in shot-tower with
An elevator attachment, or Grecian tenn
pie. One plan was to have an obeliSk,
three-etoried, erch one to represent an
epoch. The first was to represent l492,
with Spanish ses-faring man IN the rig
ring of a ship with lighthouse on his
eve. The dawn of civilization for the I'd
story, and the Sd to be full Of reliet. The
people would be glad to have little ne
lief from these monumentalsts As the
monument new stands, We are a laufh ns
stock for all nationa
, 1882-06-03

There are now 81 prisoners confined
in the penitentiary. They are divided
nm into separate ganga Some cut wood
for the railroad, others work m the coop
er .hop making barrels, while others still
rork .bout the prison cultivafing the
v.rden. digging stumps, making boots for
the prisoners, etc The buildings are
kent Glenn and we'll painted, and the gar
den furnishes al the vegetables necessary
Gar ..bls use. But three persons have
ever escaped from this PRISON who are
.t;u .t large. The prison is near the line
Of the Northern Pacific Railroad, hor
d.tsnce from Tenino, in Thurst"n eoun-
u.