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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-13
AYERS SarsapariIIa.

Since then Nr LrLASphas recommended AYET- -AEsAPA.
HlLA many similar and Lc has never yet heard Of
its failure : clft. radicI cure.
some years ago Of VT IEtND- farm laborcrs bruised
hi- cg OwlngtOtho bad state Of his blood ugly scTou.
ous swelling lump appeared on tho injured limb HorH-
Bile itching Of the slain. with burning and dHune pains
through lump made c almost Mtocrah.c. Tho 81 be
came enormously enlarged, and running u formed dis
ctilur great qnauftr* = extremely offensive matter No
Treatment Of avail uul the man. by M LlLANps
direction was supplied with AIEts StG-ArAmLLA which
aarcG Tho pain and irritation healed tho sore'. removed
the sYoliug compot'lY restored the Limb 10
LII ANn Aas pcIsOnaIA u.nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-13
MARINE LNTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALIANAC.
Al sets O- Moon sets OlO MOOI's age, days
III - NAI.t rpDAf
4 lL-SsndyHook. Ofi 'Oy. 1siAni. 1903 dt cat. Us
PM-Saudy HOVK, LOS .'p' l>.tIi. lJH i'A tI.h . 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-13

BARK Mecunus NoT 1Tf o1 40 days vi"
e1 R, S %,y 70 sS c Ws6oDoS Warren cs6aren
days wiih sugar to order ye.-e, 10 :, - % o,er
vessel % master.
sUNs&r-wini 1t sandy Hook light, 81. clear. AT
| CITY Island, light D " clear.
| Arrived yesterday
ss wsss+o Bs%ep Nay soufh'mD
run 70 Barr iay Bros S Vessel to Miller oaght9n
s to As o y..c 70 Hs oushi%a WV.
Brig Gem Pierce Barbados days with sugar and moas'
ng Gloria Ita Basic Lisbon odnys with salt and cork
6fis ferni Aas1 ro@aacicn Ca,tqascna 80 days with
CLEARED
Trnacria (Br, Kitchen Decentralization Bros
Stesmer Nurubcrg GER Jaeger Bremen and southampton
NSTGo suT9Dss K w o %1T% c.
steamer Aglers Perry MoTsan
Steamer city Of Augusta, Nickerson SayannAh-LeDry
steamer city Of Atlanta Lockwood, Charleson-J Gum
steamer Beneactor Tribon Wilmington, Nc-wm clyde
steamer Richmond Jenney Newport News aud westPOnt.
seaucl Ga74adottc kelley West Point, Va, and Newport
News Old Dominion - Co.
steamer 6 Knsit chichester, Georgetown and Ale1sn.
steamer octoras Roynolds Banmoro-I Krems
ship Hudson ,Gcr. Never London-Tieo Ringer { 60.
SLlP C@sno BIT Th3mpson Quehcc-PeteT wight Sons
Bark Antioch Wyman, syducy. NsW-Arkel & Douglass.
Idyc < Co
Bark Bondcn (Nor) Nilsson, Aalborg cn-funch, Edge
& Co.
BARK woollorn (Br Armstrong Plymouth-Funch. Edye
& 60.
Bark Eluchcr Ger. schumacher, London-Theo Ruser
& co
Concczoue Gen. Casteano Cadiz F II Smith & co.
Psrk ~aN If0ic IiI Romano tafhagrnI -eagel Bros.
Bark Christina RI Andrews. Dubhu-Sclnncll Bros.
Bng Saxon ,Nor, ChIetlauscn Stctin -benlam * Boy
Brg A lis lBr). Noel u Vincent, WI-Gco Buley.
SAILED
Steamers S1:niIn England and Blerari1, for Liverpool
mcIc. N4lsci.c-. Eulll Hamburg. Numbers Errm"E
WdcS nd Antwerp; Reliance Rio anclro Colon AspinwIl
Newport. Havana Emhcton, Halifax. san Marcos. Calves
AisIrr-. NeW-I CIV o. Angus
CITY Of Atlanta charleston; Eoncfdcior VA
miu-tpu GuV1u!ott' itchm1ud D almond. esq Point -
l. ku"hf Georgetown. snip Gov Fo0lc san Francisco
Banks c,tha. Iubors. Hronos Aaihotg tofct kotter-
aiu. A.hAt.o,-, Lo4don. l. gu plymouth Minnie VI ats
Portland. ore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-13

One or two large rooms suitable for law firms
publishers or advertising agencies. \ few small
rooms. small basement store on Spuce-st. A
store on Park Row, with subj basement and use of
steam elevator. one large banking room.
The Tribune building Il the nearest to Brook
Ign Bridge, now almost ready for public travel, and
Is absolutely lre-prool. Every room in the build
ing is occupied with the exception OF tho few
above Named
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-13

Biiou>nc-s, dizziness. nausea. etc. arc re-
licvcd by small doses 81 Cartcrs Little Liver Pills.
Buchu-Paihe." Quick complete cure, all
annoyn. Kidney and Urinary di''asr+ 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-13

IENEY y DANIELS, VI. d.,
~ fcx!4-tpn ave.. h,tv..u 1Hfh ana tI'h-s's
Hours 10 D. g. Diseases % tho Nervou- stem,
Dr,.to Urinary Organs. Impotence auI -t"llty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-13
LISpDOEG'- PEGFrWEs.
II!SIA. AND tGfOuAL MEL ROSE.


Millions Isl PYIE's PEtELGNF
ACC ~ frr rurlo-r with Qucscr and better
..t- Absolutely hAra. 'css beware e.: mutations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-13
v 211Gl Leland,
L1TrGSt HNtGl EltGTlriSGS

o. imclca says that whir passenger from Ncw York
board ship going fouud cape HON. The carly days Of
TO California he learned that one Of the officer. Of
The had cured lims ~. durng the Of loath
.gt.c c.,cl.c by the us-uf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-13

Albert J. Adams. one OF those in whose eases in
dic,mcntS are missing from the DStTct-AttOrncy's
Office viii be ariaigned for tIial on Monday in the
Cont OF Gen raj sessions. Alter his case haU been
placed the calendar for that day a subpoena
server was sent TO inform Adams that the
would be called. Ire person no answered the
inquiries Of the SubpWna-SeTVcr sad that Adams
wa dead The DI~tuct-Attorncy, however, has
been informed that Adams Is alive and will appear
for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-13

he advised that it be torn down at once. The fol-
lowing buildings were reported unsafe also
Nos SO Ia Broadway, 10 Eldridgest rear 10Y
and III Seventh-ave., and the house on the west
side OF Tenth-ave.. thirty feet north OF One-huh-
dred aud -tfty -sixth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-13

Miss Carrie q. Roberts, tutor I'D the Nol'.3I COL
lcge presided at meeting of the College AlumnT
Association held yesterday morning, 10 near the
report OF a committee having in charge memorial
10 the late Misses Eheoke. Goodwin and Phelps,
tutors of the college. 1t was decided TO place a
staurd-GlaSs window in the college building. at The
ea~i end OF the corridor on The chapel floor com
mittee of SIX members was appointed to select the
design. and il was recommended to offer prize for
the best design made 10y any student or graduate Of
tha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-13

An examiner OF buildings discovered Yesterday
thai The wall of the Howard Mission building,
~ o. Rooseyeit-st., had settled and Duiged out
ward so much as to make the structure very unsafe.
He renortea the case Inspector Esierbrook as one
,hat rennired immediate attention. Another exam
~ rennrted that the house No. 81 Macdougal- st.
unsafe on account Of general dilapldatloD aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-13
TIE SOCIETY Of TIE CINcINNAr1.

Tie Ncw-l ork society OF The Cincinnati viii cele-
hatc the centennial o. the society Tomorrow by an
cXcur.IOn To .he CantUumrut, at Ncw-WIudsOi.
Oru-c County where II w1- formed. The Com
m.tt,c oi Arrangements, nSislnE of Alexander
hamilton General John COchTaLc. Pierre Van COTt-
landt aud John Schuyler. has secured the steamboat
Chester 4 Arthur which Will start from Governors
Is,i,d terry house, AT the Battery, at a ID, and
Mi t.uci, M the foot of Yves, lwcnty-thlid- s.
ol,uf $50. on the wayto West Point. WashIugton's
headquarters, at Newburg, aud Baron Steuben's
headquarteTs. at FishklU.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-13

Beware ~ cheap .lfons .ail good or just 100
d. Wing, Druggists. -.c. I'p.t ll5 It,u--t. y. /.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-10-16

WATERFORD Miss Clara Herscy Is teach
ing the village school at Waterford Flat.
The village school. No. Waterford, has
1ern In session four weeks, taught by Miss
aszeltlue OF Albany,-her second term.
The opening exercises OF the Home
School took place Thursday OF last week.
10Th ult The school has been very much
..nlsrged. and We understand the attend
,nce is correspOndingly larger.
Mr.. G. o Goodwin and family will move
to Norway very soon.
Capt: Appleby is home from 4 visit IN
Boston.
Two Portland artists are transferring tn
canvass some OF wsterford's pretty views.
Marcellus Whitcomb's Grange brethren.
about dozen in number. made him call
one afternoon and dug his potatoes, and
put them in the cellar-about eighty bush
lis. Mr. Whitcomb Is still helpless. He
will soon go 10 Norway N live, where
his friends think he can be made more
comfortable.
The bucket shop is running on full time.
Proctor and Monroe have charge, and are
turning out some nice work.
Beautiful weather after our snow-stor IN
and many trees as green a. ia midsummer
We may get an Indian Summer, yet.
No sickness In our village at present
writing. Mrs. Thomas Swan has recover
ed from her severe sickness.
There was a match game OF base bal
Saturday, Sept. Goth, at No. Waterford,
and No. Bridgton clubs. resulting In 8
score of 81 to in favor of the Waterfords
-Ne,cs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-10-16

HARTFORD. Oct l0-The Hartford Cold
Spring Company have completed their new
building for bottlIug table water, ginger
ale etc, and have employed Professor c.
A. Walker, who has been employed in many
parts OF New England and concerned with
many foreign establishments in making
ginger ale, etc, 10 take charge OF the ex-
tract department. The ale ls pronounced
bv good judges superior article. The
old freight depot at Buckheld village has
been given over by the Rumford Falls {
Buckneld Railroad 10 the exclusive use OF
the above Company for store-house for
their goods passing over said railroad.
The building has been moved onto land
designated by them aud repaired, and the
GIT is very highly appreciated by all con-
cerned.
Although the drouth continues, the
showers OF late have given temporary
relief. The Indian summer Is hailed with
delight by lovers OF nature
HARTFORD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-10-16

OXFORD Granville Tracy, our Repre-
sentative, will go 10 Old Orchard TO live
this coming winter worthy gentleman,
who has a hne residence, most elegantly
furnished, at that place, has offered II 10
Mr.. Tracy rent free. Mr.. Tracy is one OF
those many clergymen whose daily life
breaches a sermon more eloquent and eff
fective for good than anything lips can
say. His departure will be real loss TO
the place
II. o. Blake has challenged DIR. Oriu
Stevens to play him game Of base ball
the losers 10 pay for an oyster supper
The game TO come of Oct Is.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-10-16

PARIs.-The citizens Of Paris Hill ar
requested to meet at the Academy mex,
Friday evening, at O'Clock, to hear the
report of the committee on Academy re.
pairs. Work was completed on Saturday.
Some inside painting should be done, bu,
as the funds are all expended, the commit.
tee has decided to go no farther.
Rev. Mr.. Weston will supply the Uni
versalist Church next Sabbath. Hepreached
n very acceptable sermon last Sunday.
Mr.. B. S. Doe has made extensive re-
pairs on the Baptist belfry, preparatory to
placing the Hamlin clock. A. C. Jones OF
SO. Paris, Is to re-hang the bell In mod
ern iron frame.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-10-16
Nou-Wesideut Taxes,

In the town Of Hebron, in the County OF
oxford for the year lss2.
The following list OF taxes on real estate
Of non resident owners in the town OF Hebron,
Tor the wear lsS9 In bills committed TO j. ID. Sturte.
want, Collector OF said Town, on the 5th day OF
Aux. lssl, has been returned by him 10 me as
cemsinng unpaid on the 81 day oil Aug. lss2
by his certificate OF that date, and now remain
unpaid and notice s hereby given that II the said
taxes and interest and charges are not paid into
the Treasury OF the said Town, within eighteen
the said bills. 80 much of the real estate.
taxed as will be sufficient to pay the amount due
thereon, including interest and charges, will
without further notice, be sold at Public Auction
At the Town House 10 said town, on the b
day of March. A. D. lisa. ~ two O'Clock In the
afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-10-16

SWEDEN Mrs. Kate Libby, who has
1een In rather poor health for some time,
l. gaining slowly under the care OF DR..
Robbins.
Mr. Lemuel Knight, who has been an in
valid for years. has done fair mans work
he past season.
Mrs. Aaron Jones and son are IN ,kiug q
short visit with their friends at Lisbon,
Maine.
Stillman harrington was offered apples
81 tilty cents per bushel, but declined the
oder,-or course thinking they would be
cheaper.
Mrs. Rachel Knight has pullet which
laid four eggs before 1t WAS four months
Did.
4 husking at Noah ID Smsrt's, Friday
evening, irteen being present; husEed out
sevepty-nve bushels Of rs nice corn as Is
generally seen. All we've invited 70 supper
which took 80 miuutes--those with poor
,eeth, 40 or mOre.-NetcS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-10-16
Non.Rcsideut Taxes

In the toxn Of Denmark in the County ofOxford
and State of Maine, for the year 1852.
THE following list Of taxes, on real estate, OF
nonresident owners in the town OF Denmark for
The wear lss9, In bills committed 70 Edwin Pin
gree Collector OF taxes OF said town. on the 3lst
dsy Of Aug lss2, has been returned by him 10 me
as remaining unpaid on the 18th day Of july
1883. by his certificate OF thar date, and
now remain unpaid; and notice Is hereby given,
that n the said axes interest and charges are not
pa Id into the Treasury of said town Of Denmark
within eighteen months from the date Of the com.
mitnent of said taxes 90 much OF the real estate
t.xed a. will he sufficient TO pay the amount due
therefor, including interest and charges, will with
out further notice. sold AT public auction. al the
Post once In said town on til: lst day OF March
1854, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-10-16
WEST PARIS, Oct. ll.-Mr. f. White

WEST PARIS, Oct ll.-Mr +. White,
more of Fayette was In town last week.
freight engine skipped the rails, or
Monday, at the upper switch, while the
fireman was trying to open it to turn the
train on the siding. The engine was de-
rallied, but little other damage done. Fifty
iron-trsin men, waiting to cross train
here, soon helped back up the train, and
restored the " horse OF iron to his proper
place.
Mrs. Geo. w. Young Is somewhat i'm.
proved since last writing.
Several hands are at work In the steam
mill.
Mr.. Brown Is building large shed back
or his stable.
The building occupied by Andrews &
Curtis is being shingled.
A very pleasant occasion was the yster
supper at Mr.. Crosby Curtis's, in Wood
stock, on Tuesday evening. An hundred
people were present TIE omnibus En-
pire" carried twenty-five from here a, one
trip,-a good load for au uphill journey.
"A jolly good time" was the general yer.
iict. About a dozen dollars, net, were
realized for the benefit OF the NJ. r. pas
tor. EUHoJU.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-10-16
OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.

ANpovER, OF IL Five inches of snow
Tell here Tuesday Oct. ?. Wednesday A
NJ II was quite good sleighiug.
Monday evening If this week there was
an old-fsshioued hu,king at Mr.. O. A.
BURGESS. After the corn and bouutiful
rePast had been dispersed, music was pro-
vided and the later part OF the evening was
passed In tripping the light fantastic
toe"
Miss Beckie t. Akers is teaching the
Fall term OF school in Dist No. !.
We learn that Mr.. Fred /. Akers of this
place has been engaged to teach the win
ter school in Dist. No. 5, in Rumford.
Edward Hutchins has gone to Methuen,
Mass. for the winter.
laundering promises TO he lively the
coming winter, Some crews are already
at work.
Summer travel during the past season
has been worth at least $50, 900 10 An.
dover
There wss pleasant huskiug party at
Z. ) & o. Is POors last Wednesday even
my
The workmen are making good pro-
gress on the new mill At the village. ".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-10-16

Lewis wardwell has moved to Stone.
ham.
Levi Dingley has sold a fox-hound for
$500.
The Ladies of the Methodist Church at
Welchville have had their church finely
calcimated inside.
A. WARD In
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-10-16

Sahmu NJ. Wiihsm or owner IN
kuovp homestead formerly oc-
cuped by himself. w 10
Lznd bought OF w. Allen, IL 100 $50
s7so
I.ase Lord or owner unknown
homestead formerly occupied
by himself tQaincy fnm,) 30 SoO $50
WIN. =. Pingree or owner IN
known = 10 part Of Thurstin
Pingrre estate, i-s ~
.. II. PingTee or owner un-
known, J.? 10 part oil Ihufsun
Pingr-. estate, Is III
IowIe krnison and Hooson, or
owner unknown, part OF Elis
Usher tract formerly tsx.d
10 Mex my 4 Hobson, &Oo asoO Sto
Charles McKenny or owner M
known % Of the Berry and Nj
Kenny pJriion lett after the a.
vision Of SanbDrn and Emery
quarter OF the Boston Hnls
tract and SIS Pine, Hemlocs, 49,.
and spruce undivided, GU 5Vo 1oo
VIM Hapgood lot formerly tax
ed to Aaron Mckenny, lO0 5ooo 4SW
Land IN Forks OF road west OF
t,iloert Warrens farm. luO lUJ0 u ~
Timber standing on I'll bert War
ems farm. loo 20
III NIB n stand ng on Amcs Rich
~" GEO. W. GRAY, Treasurer Of Denmark.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-10-16

BETHEL, Oct ., 's3-Miss. Mitchell
instructor la elocution at our Academy,
gave a recital last Tuesday evening which
was well attended, aud we'll appreciated
by those who were present The fact that
the piano, which was expected Wednes-
day, did not arrive, caused necessary
change in the musical part of the pro-
gramme, two organ solos being SUBSTITUTE
ed, at very short notice, for Miss Phil
brooks piano selections. The programme,
a. given, WAS a. follows Organ Solo,
Study in Registration, (whiting) Mr..
Johnson. Recitation, pride OF Battery
b." and a Womans Question" Miss
Mitchell. Song, The Day Is Done" Miss
Alice Gould. Recitation, Marguerite, -
Miss Mitchell Violin Solo, Four Popular
Songs, r A. Wight. Recitation, The
Bald headed Man, Miss Mitchell Organ
solo, Fan fare. Lerumeus) Mr.. Johnson.
REGULATIONS, "Papa's Letter" and ''Ksties
Answer" Miss Mitchell. song, The
Maidvn's Rose" Miss Gould. Recitation,
Death of Paul Dombry," Dickens Miss
Mitchell Violin Solo, "Traumer,i," Mr.,
Wight. Recitation, Lost Chord" with
organ obhgato, Miss Mitchell.
Miss Mitcheu's numbers showed that
careful study and thorough training which
i - necessary 10 The successful reader.
While none OF her selections were very
dramatic in character, requiring much In
the way of gesture, they demanded that
which il more difficult, namely, great va
ricty in tone snd expression. We think
Miss Mitchciis iurte lies ia selections OF a
serious rather than humorous nature. Her
rendition OF the selection from Dickens
could hardly have been improved in any
way Miss Mitchell employs fewer ges-
lures. perhsps, than some other rerders to
whom we have listened, but this lack. II IL
: a lack, Is more than couuterbalanced
Ay her perfect control, AMI skilful use OF
her voice. That Miss Mitchell is fully
equal % the demands OF the most dramatic
selection is shown by her work in the
ACADEMY. She teaches the Drlsarte sys-
TEN 90 gesture, which was taught ia the
school LAST year, and the Rotations on
Fridays show that tina department OF elo-
cutiou. which reached such high stand
ard under Miss PArker's Instruction, will
lose nothing at the hands OF Miss Mitchell.
Ofthe other numbers on the programme
IL i enough 10 say that all were We'll per
formed. The two organ solos showed a.
might ~ expected, hastv preparation, aud
= certsin roushnSsS in the execution OF
the STUDY" betrayed lack Of familiarity
with the score. Miss Gould was 10 excel
lent voice, AMI saus In manner To pleas
the mIst eXacting, Notwithstanding the
unexpected change from piano 10 organ
accompaniment YMr. wight's solos were
rendered very hoely and each one received
an encore. He fairly divided the honors
OF the evening with Miss Mitchell.
1t is hoped We shall have the pleasure OF
hearing Miss Mitchell several times this
season. "
O. II and W W Mason have contract
ed 70 put :, 500, 900 feet OF timber into the
Audroscoggin river for the Lewiston Co.,
and the Umbsgog Pulp Co, 1T Llvermore
Falls. Loggers wanted. ".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-10-16
Messengers Notice.


OyyicE OF THE SHERIFF oP OXFORD COUNTY
STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD IS Oct. an. A.. ID ISL
rINuIs IL TAI give notice. that on the IN
Il day Of Oct. ID. lsSi. warrant In insol.
yrncy was iS-uei out OF The Court OF Insolvency
for said County Of OXFORD, against the estate OF
Jacob A. Ihursion II Scwrv, In said Coun-
~ .djudged 10 I've an In.oivcnt Debtor. on petition
Of said debtor when petition Was died on the fIh
lay OF Oct. A. u lssJ, 10 which last named
date interest on claims l. 10 be computed that the
paymcut OF any debts and the delivery and transfer
of sny property belonging Ia said debtor, TO him
OF for his and the delivery and transfer OF any
property b, him are,forbidden by Law thsta meet
ing OF the creditors OF sad debtor To prove their
debts and choose one or more Assignees or said
estate " III be held At Court OF Insolvency 20 be
holden Al the Probate court room, In Paris In said
County OF oxford, on the i7Ih day oil ojt,.
A. ID lssl at nine o'clock In the forenoon.
Given under ms hand the date fret above written
ALyAN u. GOODWIN, ID putty Sheriff,
~ Messenger OF the Court OF Insolvency Tor said
County OF oxford
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-10-16

BUCKFIELD. Oct. l2th.-C. c. spsuldiug
and family have gone to Portland, where
they expect TO remain some time-possibly
all winter.
Alfred Holland Is ntting up the rooms
over the Morrill, store, preparatory to liv-
ing In them.
Mr. Geo. Leonard of Boston Is putting
up a mile OF iron-posted wire fence along
the railroad. II 1t stands the winter
well the Company will give him sn order
for large quantity In the spring.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give COZ
fee supper IN Reform Hall, this evening.
-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-10-16
MAR RIED.

Oh s.. rsrI.. Hc.. . bv Geo. A. son, k-q ,
1.-- q -. k.- % M itte - HarrirAu both
" -.er.Hs.r.
i- =. ra-... O,-. O. bv Ge>. 4 VILLAIN, esq,
Dss.. 10. I.5-,x. % Mr. 4 Atsla Glva.o7'
5l'- 30 s. .-V4..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-10-16

The ,ub.cr,ber hereby gives public Notice.
that he ha. been duly appointed by the Hon Judge
of Probate for the C',untv Of Oxford ana has
assumed the trust oi Executor OF the e,'ate OF
SUSAN K DEARBORN, late Of Hiram,
4, ali County deceased. By giving bond M the
law direc.s he therefore requests all persons IN
d,h,ed TO the estate of said deceased To make
immediate Jaym ent. and those who nave any ue'
mands thereon 10 exhibit the same to
PELEG W. GERRlsH.
S-pf Is lSS]
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-10-16
PHOTO, PRICE LIST.
J. K. CHASE. Artist,
OXFORD, MAINE.
ALL FOR NOTHING.
WY 'hc Doctor was disgustsd, "a ~ hat
VI hi , ~. L..- Ll.n. WI b ~ Vim

Vel. a rs." SAIL pr E-ts Do, ct 'rei biz
a'l'. Irhv Hs -fus,sd To- q cosy village IN
Gen % Yea -rk. % faNe SIT pa f. fn hong
anl .r' ..r te AEH' l.y,u O. rpOrT the mountains,
aIl -H r. I-ruare uUa.ervr- TIE NEE senzer
80 ... man ~ru.-r-. i've ..l morning when the
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Seaoury Johnson, Chemists, New York.