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CAN'T COOK AS MOTHER DID.

How usny 4 Young Wiiv's heart Is sad
dened ara happiness scattered because she
cannot cock a. mother did IL Is strange.
sadly strange, and yet We ali know IL Is
true How many q time has the tender
hearted reporter felt his soul bursting with
grief a. he told the narrowing story of
some poor suff-riug woman. whose che+r-
rni sunshine mad turned TO dismal darkness
inst because she could not cock rs mo-
tbrr did And how il delights the heart
of the reporter when he chances 10 hear
of one devoted young wife who Is rescued
from the gloomy fate OF so many, In a
manner so simple aud easy that the only
wonder is that all are not saved ms
one To whom he now refers was led q
bluShiug and blooming bride, but lew
short weeks sgo, to the altar ny one OF our
most prom sing and prominent young men.
lie promised to do everything In his power
To make her happy, but In an evil hour he
made the dangerous discovery that she
coald not "cook rs mother did de
told her so. aud from that hour the life
light of hsppiness began to die out In her
once radiant eyes The bloom that once
mt to shame the fancied perfection OF the
rose departed from her cheek. the voice
thar welcomed him 20 happy heart aud
nome grew silent as the grave, and the
youn. husband saw thst something must
h. don. soon. He asked the sorrowful
wife why she was so sad, and she told him
because she could not ''cook as his mother
did" but if she had Royal Baking Pdlcder
he could say SO no longer. Like = sensl'
bile fellow, he ordered q dozen boxes al
ONCE and now he says be Is afraid that
his wife will raise the roof of the house
some day, but he does not care, for she ID
happy.
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tion says near the Monponset Tombstone
Of the loveliest places Ia the vicinity ol
Pembroke.
A few manuscripts claim attention. The
autograph poem, "The Pilgrim Fathers,
by Eoenezer Elliott, the corn.law rhymer
and the sutogrsph ode, 1.-THE Twenty
second Of December" by William Cullen
Bryant. are full of Interesting associations
but the original manuscript OF the hymn,
"The Breaking Waves Dashed High" de-
tanned Us long enough To read the entire
piece, familiar Us the alphabet though II
must be confessed. We read 1t more for
the sake Of suld lang syne and the memory
Of the little red school house and the long
class In third reader "toelng the line,"
and shouting the words at highest vocal
pitch than for any sentiment connected
with the present time aud place.
From the Hall we drove To Plymouth
Rock, single, hard, grey, sienitic granite
boulder, some six or seven feet In diam
eter, over which substantial granite can
opy has been erected. Mrs. Felicia He
mans TO the contrary, Plymouth Is not a
crock bound coast" no ledge being known
except those discovered by fishermen oil
the coast, and this rock was the only one
to receive the first step of John Alden.
The sun was too low in the west TO al
low US to visit Burial Hill, aud so with u
parting look at Plymouth Rock, we turned
our faces homeward, repeating from Thorn
as Carlyle: "Look NJ the little fact or the
sailing of the Mayilower two hundred
years ago. There were struggling settlers
In America before. The materials OF 4
body was there but the soul was this.
These poor mrn driven ont OF their own
country, dubbed their small means to-
gether and set sail. These men had n
work. The weak thing, weaker than q
child becomes strong IL 1t he true thing,
aud Purltallsm was lHushable, drspicable
then, but nobody can laugh ri u now. 1t
is one OF the strongest things in the world
today" BETSY TRnTwooD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-11-06
TIMELY ADVICE

| have been troubled with kidney dis.
ease aud gravel for long time, with Sc.
we're pains in my limbs and back, with IN
Elimination OF bladDer. Ny suferings
were terrible. tried several physicians,
all Ia 10 purpose found that | WAS
growing very feeble. | WAS discouraged
sud lost faith in physicians and medicine,
when friend from Maiden. who had been
cured by Hunts Remedy of gravel and liv-
er complaint, recommended 1t to me, and
from the irst bottle I commenced to i'm.
prove, and three bottles have entirely cur
ed me, and heartily thank my friend for
his timely advice Ia use Hunts Remedy
for all III. pains have gone from my back,
aud am IN excellent condition, and feel
that word from me may be the means OF
saving some friend that may he utf'ring
Ms / did. before taking Hunts Remedy
the best kidney and liver cure.
SAMUEL LIrrLEfIELD,
No. liS2 Washington Street,
May II, 1883. Boston, Mass.
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OXFORD COUNTY PEOPLE
MENTIONED ~ OUR kNCHANUEs.
lIcwisinn JonrnaIl

Lew isjon Journal
AIT. Gen. Geo. l.. Besl Of Norway, was IN
the city. Thursday evening.
Alrn Garner. esq OF kezar Fails. was In the
city. Thursday.
J C. Rich, esq, The veteran oxford County
hunter. was iu the city. Wednesday. He was
en- route tor Phillips. ~hcrc D." l. 10 take charge
OF a party from New York.
IN North Waterford lives Miss Rachel Rice.
In her uinelieth year. who tor the last eleven
S,hb,ths has attended the worship 81 God in
that place. aud on each OF the nrst nine sab
brth-. beginning with the first OF July, she
walked from her residence. two miles away.
up hin aud down. being one OF the earliest In
attendance every sabbath She engages act
tv.l,, IA tb,. ,ii-cH--iot OF the sunday school
lesson. in tiC BIBLE class.
XIV PIumm.r. esq returned from Bethel
"Wednesday. lie ms lately purchased for the
Andruscoggin Water Power Co. the Wood
bury lAn!s on sunday River consisting OF
So acres, of timber lands. for Z 100. He has
also bought the wild lands In IKE Oh um" o:
David Haumons TOR slo.oOO. This purchase
embraces 80 acres lie cont acted with 6. \.
ii.-f M. ter = million ct spruce timber, aud
~ru Rutert tta-fin-s- far seven hundred thou
sand: with y w Mason tor % million and a
hair: with Ur Greenburg Aston Of New York
t,r tWetvf hundred thousand. To De put in the
liiilI this winter. lie also contracted with Hor-
a,,,. Harmon 20 cut from AndnVer West surplus
eight hundred thousand OF spruce. this winter.
fBriigton News.1
John p Davis aud wife have moved from
tins village a. West Pari-.
Mr. and Mr. Harry >towcll, 81. Paris are
visited bv Nj. Stone of Lowell. and Mr.. Dresser
OF falI River. Mass.
The Argus
Mr.. walter JOINS. furmeriv Of Fryeburg. but
now connected with extensive pulp mills IN
\iay.r,t Fails. ou the river Niagara. has been
yt.lliu. hi, city. staying ~ tn house OF Hon.
Gcorse Walker. his Wife's uncle.
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Vital Questions !!

Ask the most eminent physician
or any school, what II the best thing In
the world for quieting and alsying all irri-
tation OF the nerves and curing all forms
of nervous complaints, giving natural,
childlike refreshing sleep always?
And they will tell yOn nnhesitaLiDsly
"Some form OF Hops"
CHAPTER |.
Ask any or all of the most eminent ply
sici+ns:
what Is the best and only remedy that
can he relied on To cure all diseases Of the
kidneys and urinary organs; such as
Brights disease, diabetes, retention or
uahiiity TO rrtain urine, aud all the dis
eases and ailments peculiar II women
"And they will tell you explicitly and
emphaticaly "Buchn."
Ask the same physicians
"What l. the most reliable and surest
cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia, con-
stlpation, Indigestion, biliousness, malarial
Mandrake ! or Dandelion!"
Hence, when these remedies are COM
bined with Others equally valuable
And compounded into Hop Bitters, such
wonderful and mysterious curative power
IL developed which Is so varied 10 it, oper-
atoms that no disease or i'll health can
possibly exist or resist its power, and yet
it Is
Harmless for the most frail woman, weak.
est invalid or smallest child to use.
CHAPTER IL.
"Patients
"Almost dead or nearly dying"
For Years, aud given up ny physicians OF
Bright's and other kidney diseases, liver
complaints, severe coughs called consump-
ton, have been cured.
Women gone nearly crazy!
From agony Of neuralgia, nervousness,
wakefulness aud various diseases peculiar
to womrn.
People drawn out OF shape from excru.
ciating pangs Of Rheumatism.
Infammatory and chronic, or suffering
from scrofula
Erysipclas!
Salt rheum, blocd poisoning, dyspepsia, In.
digestion. and in fact almost all diseases frail
Nature Is hei to
Have been cured by Hop Bittcrs, proof OF
which can be found In every neighborhoo,l
In the known world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-11-06

1t is understood that there Is some tslk
OF starting a paper at fryeburg. We wish
the man who is contemplating this rash
deed would call and let us whisper WORD
in his ear, before 1t is everlastlngly toe
late. He will get advice enough, even Il
the Record keeps still, but We are free t.
remark that he will feel like kicking him.
self from Jockey Cap to Keokuk before ht
has been in the business three MONTHS
Rezdr Falls Record.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-11-06
WEST OXFORD AGRICULTURAL SO
ClETY

At the meeting OF the officers OF the
West Oxford Agricultural Society, held on
the grounds, Oct. go, twas voted another
year to exclude all beverages except tea,
coffee and water, everything that has n
t,ndency towards gambling, and TO raise
money Sufficient to enforce the law both
inside aud around the enclosure.
Lovers OF good order and sobriety hail
this movement with great satisfaction and
expect good resuIts. s.
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LOCAL. NEWS

and Local history. For INV wears the ONFopD
DEMOCRAT has been one OF III, leading loo Al pa.
pers in Maine.
During the year 1884 the pol teal world will be
agi'a'e.i hya Prc.identia' el"riinn and elections
in most OF the S.stsA. Tine OXFORD DEMOCRAT
has always taken advanced ground on political
questions, ard during fhc com ing GEAR II W ~ he
Indispensable IN those who wish {, be we'll In
formed on Sation,', State and particularly on
County politics. We shall advo ate the adoption
~ an amendment n our eta'e Co institution, pro.
hlbiiing the msnufaciu-e Ard sale ~ iut,x rsting
drinks. and the cont uusnce OF the Republican
PARTY 10 powe' IN bo'h safe nd Nsti,nal nd
minl.tra,ion, believing that this Ia fo- the best
interest OF all citiZrns bat We shall as heretofore
give our opponents full rr'dit for the honesty OF
their convictions. and endeavor IN state their
views with rsndpr. thu, all may understand on
Whist que stions the two great parties diner. and
bid fpr support.
Subscribers acndIug sl50 before the FIRST OF
January viii BE- credited 70 January ], 1888. This
will sive two months tree - all new subscribers
who send in their meg At ooce.
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HORSE RAILROAD MEN.

Having occasion Ia use u mrdicine for gen
eral debility In my family. was recommended
by friend tn use Hunts Remedy, "a that was
being used with great success all over the
country. We have used one bottle with mark.
eel benefit and nnd II just rs represented. anC
n medicine of great value. and chceiully add
my testimony In praise of Hunts Remedy.
GEORGE W. SCoTOS,
Waterman South boston Car Stables.
South Boston, Mass, May Is, 1855.
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sIlERIFF's SALE,

OXFORD, IS Taken on Exc cuiion snd will be
I'D by public auction ON the l5th day OF December
A. ID. 1875 at two '.'cuck Ia the afternoon at the
Office ofThomts BRIGHAM In Buckdeid 10 said
County, all the right title and interest VIII ich Asia
Howard OF Is 'ston IN the commonwealth of Mas.
sachuselts, has In IN ID all and any real estate
in sal County Of Oxford, 10 wit "a certain lot OF
land in Haru I'd, Ia said County and formerly
owned by his sister, Angelina Howard, now de-
ceased.
Buckfeld. October 2g.h. ISIS.
JOSIAH w. WRITTEN.
Deputy Sheriff.
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OXFORD. ss:-At a Court OF Probate held az
Paris. within and for the Countv OF oxford
on The Thrill TUESDAY, Of Oct, A. ID. 1873
WALL ACE u. CUMMINGS, Admin istrator on
the esta'e nf Hernon Cummings late OF Albany,
in said County, deceased, having presented his
account of administration OF the estate of sail
dece,sc1 for sllowsnce.
ORDERED. that the sad Administrator give notice
u all per sons interested by causing copy OF this
order TO be- published three weeks succes,iyely 10
the Oxford Democrat printed at Paris that they
may appear at a Prohat' Court to be holden AZ
Psris on the third Tuesday 81 Nov newt at nine
O'Clock In the forenoon, aud show cause II any
they have why the same should not BE- allowed.
R.A FRYE. Judge.
A true copy-Attest:-H.C e. DAVIS, Register.
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OXFORD, ss.-At Court of Probate held at P.ri.

OXFORD, ss:-At Court OF Probate held at Paris
within and for the County of oxford, on the
third TUESDAY, OF OFT. A. ID. 1883.
AUGUSTA H. COTTON widow OF Alexander
W C.tton late OF Hiram deceased, having pre-.
septed her pe'itiNn for an allowance out OF the
Personal Est,te OF said deceased:
Ordered. That the said petitioner give notice
TO all persons interested by causing copy OF this
order be published hree weeks IN the
Oxfo I'd Democrat printed 1T Paris, that they may
appear a. Probate Court 10 be held at Fryeburg.
10 said County on the lrst ruesdav OF Dec next,
a. O'Clock IN the forenoon and show cause II any
they have, why the same should not be granted.
X. A. FRYE, Judge.
trur copy-attest. r. e. DAVIS Register,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-11-06

In the apocrapha Of one Of our univer-
stiles 1t Is written that an undergraduate
once replied to question concerning
Esau that he was Hebrew who wrote "a
bles and sold the copyright for il mess Of
potash.
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Freedom Notice.

This 10 to certify hat have this day given my
son Ed>on r. sponori, his tine during the ~
maiadcr OF hig majority TO act and trade Tor him
self; tina shaIl e'ai,u noue o. his earning, nor
pay any debts Of hts contr citing after th4 ds'r.
j. ii. ". SPoFFORD.
wi,ness-GEo. X. WATKINS.
Milan Oct Al l-Ss
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TEMPERATURES LAST WEEK, AT A. M
Sunday, "a :, cloudy; Monday, 40 , rain
Tuesday, 45o ,, clear; "Wednesday, 35 ;
clear; Thursday, 80 ;, clear Friday, % :
clear; Saturday, 90 ,, clear.
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RATHER TOO LONG.
After TS.nt Year ou 'hs Weo"g >tde o.
LII. q Ni.EInian rmrn. the Tsbl es.

T-tIF n NfFAtHtH" '"''ss INV HN'''
How lnnx a 4 va "a, 2"
''TEenty v%ar-. I -.ti- Up . he time j men
tuuet had 90 f-rpd from disc ts.d liver f'r tNei
" years ssid NJ Hsrrcek, "i III hmnnd,
Va bar ssdv ss though thinking II th.t diltP
i@sttd - cfiou Of his lf- Al tines alm 81
wi-hsd Il bad Eieessd froviuebee q 1mis The
liver from he rum sna; 1my."
BED en- uEh- tWsaty wears 81 tha, soft o.
Ting responded a hstaucr. What was { e ~
shot NJ 70 ~
The IA shn. wlstHaf some time aSa ! went
down q Sc't''- d-uy stors 70 fhi civ -ni bousn'
ore OF BFNSON'e CArtI<E iOROJS PLA>'
TEKS applied Is and Wa relieved IA CIV heur-
ami an row a. sound a. though my liver were
mzsie OF Ind 90 -rH bier "
B-asan'- ~ tse N nti fsshi mel kiat of plts-
ters-ae5 promptly. 10 far The word CAPClNE
which Is cut in the CrsUine. Price So'ents
seaIury A Johnson Chemists, New lofk.
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MONEY WANTED /!

The sum OF eIH 10 wanted on nrst Mortgage at
FIX per cent on = farm va'ued ct $3.50 Insurance
tl25u. For any other iaiOrmaii n. amply -
Gk0. A Wilson, ksq,
So. Pan Ne.
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Particular Notice.

These contemo plated changes 10 the DENocR At
will neeessiaie the expenditure OF . large ,um Of
money. aud all who are owing us are requested
u settle at once. There are nov due u several
thousand dollars 10 small bills. Don't thint your
account Is 40 Small that We d. not need the
amount These small bill aggregate IN IRE than
the large rum We shall neel for immediate ex-
penses.
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Atrue copy-Attest: II. c. Davis Register.

OXFORD, ss:-At Court of Probate held AZ
Paris. within and for the COUNTY ~ oxford
on the third Tuesday Of Oct A. ID. 1857.
SAMUEL TAYLOR x GILMAN s. NORTON
named Executors In 4 certain Irstrumcnt pur'
porting ~ I've the last Will ana Testament OF
william r. Taylor late of Porte, IN said County.
dersasef haviog presented the same for Probate
ORDERED. That the said ExecutOrs give
noticr TO all persons Interested by causing 4
u copy Of this order to b. published
three weeks successfully In the oxford Demo
crat printed At Paris, that they may appear at
Probate Courtto be held AZ Fryeburs in said COuu.
ty on the hir-t Tuesday OF Dec next. at 9oclock
q the forenoon and shew cause II anv they have,
why the said Instrument should not be proved /,
approved aud allowed as the last Will and Tests.
mept Of said deceased.
X A. FRYE, Judge.
A truecopy-attest;H C. DAVIS. Register.
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STATE OF MAINE.
ENECtJIiyE IMPAIRMENT,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Augusta. .tober 10, 1883.
A se ssiou OF the executive 4 ,uncil siil be held
~ the Council Chamber, IN Augustt, on Monday
the 18th day OF November next, nj o'clo II 4. NJ.
I,y he u vernon.
JOSEPH %. SMITH Secretary Of ; late.
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OXFORD. sat- Court OF Probate held at
Paris within and for the county Of oxford,
on the tbiri Tuesday Of Oct, A. D.. lss3.
BYRON G. WAIT, na med Executor In 4 certain
Instrumcnt purpprfing 10 b, the last Will and
Testsment Of Sy venus Treat, late OF Canton In
said County, dece tsed having presented the me
for Probate:
Ordered, rhat the said Executor give notice TO
all persons Interested BY causing (. copy of this
order to be published three weeks suceessiyely 10
may appear A: a Probate Court TO b. held at Paris
in said County, on the third Tuesday Of Nov. next
al Q O'Clock in the forenoon and shew cause II any
they have why the said instrument should not be
pruycd app sOyed ard allowed as the last Will and
Testament of said deceased
r. A. FRYE, Judge.
A true copy, attsst:-H. Q. DAVIS, Register.
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OXFORD. SIS. AT Court OF Probate held at
Paris. within and for the County OF Oxford
on the third TUESDAY, OF Oct. A. -. 1857.
CHARLES V. MARTIN. Administrator on the
estate OF lbruge Fineli. late OF B@tile. in said
County, deceased. having presented his account
for allo vance:
Ordered that the said Adm illustrator give no
tice u all nersons interested, by cau-ing copy
OF this order IN b. published hree weeks success
sively 10 the Oxford Democrat, printed az Pan.
In said County. that they may appear at Pro
bate Court ~ be bel at Paris In said County. on
the hlFd Tuesday Of Nov. next, at nine O'Clock IN
the forenoon and show cause, II any they have
why the same should not be allowed.
X A. FRYE Jadge,
A true copy- attest:-H. &. DAVIS, Register.
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ANNUAL MEETING.
Rumford Falls & Buck6eld R. R. Co

The Il Ilniord Falls 4 Buckhali Railtoa1 Com.
p-ny wi hold It's snnut meetn NJ the Office vi
he company IN the Railroad station at Canton
Me-, on Wedne Jay The Bfth day OF December A.
ID liza. at six O'Clock Ia the afternoon. ~ act upon
the following business, 10 Wit: |. To cnos. sew =
en- Directors. 2. tn act on any other business
that may legally come before the meeting.
GEOi Oh ID. BISBEE, Clerk.
Buckneld, November 8, lsS3.
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LOWELL FAIR.

LOWELL, Oct. 2Tth. 1888.
The citizens OF Lowell aud vicinity held
their fair ut Lowell on the 2Sd inst. On
account OF the interest which Lowell took
In the fair at Fryeburg, we expected 10
have = rather slim show. There were over
que hundred head OF cattle on exhibition.
Cat of this number, only one pair was at
Fyeburg. Our thanks are due Vim. II.
Walker OF Lowell for his display OF fue
cattle recently drove here, of which We
make no mention hereafter. The follow
ing i brief report of committees
BEES, Bull calf. ! = Emery. Lowell
Hrt.r calf, CIV. Thompson, Fryburg
VI old bull. Aaron Jones, sweden
, DO Henry Evans,
I VI Jersey heifcr. Nelson iutchins, Lowell
10 Native do J. 2. HOODS.
Cows snJ calves. 10 ''
dry COW, John Evans, sweden
Herd, !. II. Stearus, Lowell
pair calves, John Lewis
" oil steers tI>2S Ihsl george smith
81 do Vim lowe. tryebnrg
st do II. u Knight. sweden
VI OLD steers. John Walker Lowell
~ do Mo>rs Hartman,
ID do Hi Tower, sweden
~ - Walker hat "A good pair.
8vr old- matched, Howard Charles. Lovel
"a do Nelson Ilu,chins. e"
~ do Josiah >trarns.
Be,t other VI olds. I'm Evans, sweden
Maichr,i oxen. Lewis Howe, Frycburg
~ do n. e Walker, Lowell
ID do Aaron Jones. sweden
Working Oxcn. John r Emery, Lowell
81 do HALEY Remission,
"A do Freeman Andrews
Reef Oxen Thos jefferson. Swedn
sl do Saml Piummer, -
There were several Others your commit
te, would like 10 mention. but time and space
will not permit.
AARON IoSEs.
OTl> rKUE. Committee.
~. e. WALkER.
Re,i drawing oxen, (smAiBw II Walker. Lowell
III 10 II g.. Walker.
Best 10 (lArgvl II. k.nisto",
sd 10 J T.. Emcry.
n do John Walker,
Freeman Andrews, very line drawing
horse
y ~ ~ k EnH,,i COMMITTEE
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The crops were few and far between.
rnrre were only three traces OF seed corn
~ different varieties, exhibited by Joseph
Nckrcn, VIM LeBarron, and John Whit
m4u. all Of Lowell. Seed cucumbers by
Joseph McKeeu; variety OF Apples, John
Whitman.
Town teams, Lowell lst and Sd; Sweden
II.
H. n, q, WE " sLSrs Committee.
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0XFORD. ss:-At Q Court OF Probate, held NJ
Paris within and for the County Of Oxford
on the third Tuesday Of Oct, A. ID. 1883.
WALDO PErrIHGiLL. Administrator on the
estate NJ Be min " Role, late OF Rumford, In
said CouEtv. deceased, having presented his &C.
count of adm inistrsfion OF the estate OF sad de-
ceased for allowance:
ORDERED, thst sad Admir- give notice to all
persons In crested by causing cory Of this order
TO be published three weeks successfully In the
Oxford Democrat, newspaper printed ut Par.
10 that they mav appear st Probate Court 20 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, whylthe same
should not be allowed.
z. A. FRYE, Judge.
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Agricultural Department

10 10 conducted by practical farmer, whose
name vill b. announced hereafter.
We shall as heretofore, make speciality OF
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Eight Column Paper

with the beginn ing Of the new volume. This will
make IL ons ~ tho l'rSr.t pspers for its price in
Msne-most eight cHlu M pspers selling for two
dollars per year There will be no iucresse m
price 10 correspond with the increase in size Int
snv one can have the DEMOCRAT mailed to his
address for