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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-16
DEATH OF AN AGED MAN.

Jacob II. Arnold, Familiarity known here
as " General Arnold" died in this city on
Saturday, December 80, at ripe age.
He was born to Bildad Arnold whose wife
was a Haskall, In New Gloucester. Febru-
airy eth, 1898. His :ather's family was OF
Portsmouth, n. II. Mr.. Arnold married
Minerva Turner, daughter OF Adam Turner
of Hebron, and moved to Paris Hill where
he resided quite a number of years, and
will be well remembered by the older res
idents OF your village. He was brick
mason by trade, q genial, kind hearted
man well liked by every one. He came to
Augusta nearly ffty years ago, and worked
at his trade and also kept boarding house
for members OF the Legislature. His first
wife died In 1854, and for his second wife
he married widow Rogers, mother Of Rev.
j. C. Rogers who was lately stationed at
South Paris. For several years he has
been in rather poor health, suffering from
rheumatism, but he has generally been on
the street at frequent intervals and always
had pleasant word for Oxford Co. people
He visited Oxford County few years ago
and on his return he informed the writer
that he went to Paris Hill to visit his old
friends, but failed to and many Of them
until he visited the cemetery, and there be
found them. He was Past Master Of
Bethlehem Lodge of Masons and was bur
led with Masonic honors. The funeral
services were conducted by Rev. DR.
Quimby Of the Gospel Banner. INDEX.
AUGUSTA, Jan. 3, 1883.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-16
o these representatives of the old Second.

to these representatives of the old Second.
Mr.. Dingley, though his Arst term has al
ready risen to position OF prominence
attained by few. We hope to see him long
spared to All the place he now honors,-
trusting there are still greater honors In
store for him.
The labors Of Congress, since they gath
cred here five weeks ago, have been abund-
ant, and more has probably been accom-
plished thus early than In any previous
session. Many OF the appropriation bills
have already passed the House. With this
week, however, their working time viii
have nearly one-half expi:ed. Yet, to the
careful observer this is not all gain. Meas
ures are being pressed and hurried through
that very likely will soon need revising,
II, indeed, the country shall escape from
the evils Of hasty and ill-considered legis-
lstion. The course pursued in regard to
the adjournment over the holidays, Is one
that would hardly bear scrutiny by day
light. Members voted against II who took
the next train out OF the city, not 10 return
during the time over which they usually
adjourn. Yet the country papers are CON-
plimeuting them for their diligence aud
economy. Thus are the dear people hum
bugged. OXFORD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-16
vT,o the Honorable. the Justice. OF the supre%,

vJ,O the Honorable, the Justices OF the Supreme
Judicial Court, next TO be holden at raiis
xiIhi, and for the County Of oxford. on the
second Tue sdAv OF March, A ID 1851
FIoresce e. Folsom OF Bethel, County or TX
ford and State Of Maine, whore she has resided
for Ave r,ouths past. wife OF Frederick W. Fol
som. respectfully libels and Rives this honora'le
q. urt toSc informed that she was lswfully IN r-
rid 10 the said Frederick w. ut marlborough
IN The County Of Lincoln and state oil Maine, n
the Esd dav Of September A ID. 1873 ana mas had
one child BIZ him who Ia now living, VIZ Lena y.
Eoisom that your libelant since their Intern NJ
rtare. lived With her said hu sband and eohsbi;ed
vith him as his lawful wife for eight years, too
yasrs of the time with him In this State, that .hs
has always behaved herself IS hithtul, chasfe
and anectionAte vile tsuards tne sas srsnerca &;
his marriage covenant and duty. on the -
dsy OF Nav Isss abandoned your lioellan', leav-
ina her entirely destitute OF the necessary means
Of AMI mort and she has been compelled % sup
MORT herself from her own earnings and the hip
~ her friend, and this was 90 done by him with
ont snv Known Cause therefor TO the SAID libelaLt
That her said husband since their said marriage
has treated her abusiveiy. havt At diff rent
times beat and struck her severely without any
sufficient cause - she oenevesIsnas .ne prsse'
known 10 your libellant and innot he sscerfalne
nv diligence, that since tn said Fred
eI;cs W. Folsom abandoned her IN MAY, A. ID.
isss she has not heard from him but once, In
June, 1872, by letter, wherein ne then SAIL Id
wa. going down South or west.
Wherefore. the said libellant prays right snd
;astIoe and that she may be divorced from The
nonds of matrimouy between her and her said
husbsnd and that the custody and educttion OF
the said minor child. Lena 8. on account OF its
tender year, being now only four years old. may
he committsd and entrusted to her. and as 10
'u'' 0'uH'' VI" FLORENCE c. FOLSOM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-16
Notice OF foreclosure.

WHEREAS George c Lawrence 90 Albanv in
The CCunty Of oxford aud state Of Maine. o. ht
mortgage drsd. dated The ssveutFcuth usv O.
Nav, A u. $50. and recorded IN the OXFORD
Registry o. deeds book IL, Psge = conveyed
kob.rt A Chapman then o. Bethel. now DE
ceased certain rsrcels of req estate. situSicd 10
said Albany VII a. The real estate narIc Af'''
Couvtysd q -aii george < LAWrvnce b D. is
Ann hea b, by her deed Of Nav i1'h. lS-6, aud
also AL the estate named ard convened
said Gsorg- c Lawrence in deed from I.Arc 4.
Heath da,ed May l,th. lS16: "A i premises name
being the farm formerly occupied by lsatc 4
Heath and wife 10 -aid Albany; ant, where - the
conrition ot said mortgage has been br'k n
now therefore by re son " the breach Of the con
difion ib-reoi, /. { alien Z Chtpntn, tnint
traitor Of the good, and estAtstu OF the sail K %
ert A. Ch1pnA1, claim a foreclosure Of said
mortgage
CULLEN c. Gil APMA An, Adm nisira.or
OF the goods ami estate OF ROBERT A.
Chapman.
January. > A. l--3
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Noiicc Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Albert " Hook ns - Frarklu
Plsut.t N in tte County e 81 'ri. aad s'a G 90
Maine. by III mortgage Del dared Noscrnhc- -.
peei-, Nol ls2, Ptge 81, cpuV-'ei q mN, th'
under- igued 10 ortsagc. cetttI7 piece or par.
eel o: iAnd Situate m Wordst0ck. county auo
SiAte, - aforrssit. and described A. follows. g
wi'. 10 bring lot uUWbrrci one HUNDRED and
fiurt-en ia Ia Saii " tuIsfo X. 81 lot bsieg
lhs zane premises conveyed % aid n Ikins o.
Robert 4 Townsend. the same date a. said mort
gage, VIZ. Nov. n. l>>1
Now therefore. the cont.ti ,ns of sail mort
gage having csCn broken. AMI remaining brok
co, tor which reason claim fore isure OF the
zane and give tbs notice for that purpose
ROSCOE :. TRACY.
BY his Ail'v. e. T. ALLEN.
na- glsE
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comic chrom, Household Troubles, l2x2l,
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the "Sea Side Sybl,"s fortune teller In
verse, filled with comic Illustrations aud
Jokes, SC. All postpaid on receipt OF 20c.
E. s. WELLS, Jersey City, n. j.
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NORWAY, MAINE.
New Advertisements.


IN the town OF Porter, and County OF Oxford,
for the year lssi.
The foll owing u It OF taxes on real estate OF non
resident owners in the town Of Porter for the
wear 1881 In bills committed TO Eli hA Stanley Z.
Collector OF sad town on the 18th day Of Drc..A.D.
1881, has been returned by him to me az remain =
ing unpaid on the 25.h day OF October, les2.
by his certificate OF that date and now remain IN.
maid notice 10 hereby given that II the said tsxes in
tere.t and charges are not paid into the Treasury
OF said town, within eighteen months from the
date OF the commitment Of the said bills, so much
Of the real estate taxed a. Will be sufheient To
ma m. amount due therefor including interest and
charges will without further notice be sold ut pub
Inc auction Mt Y. W. aedl MS Law Ofi';e 10 said
Porter, on Saturday the 10th day Of June, A. d.,
1883, at | O'Clock, 7. u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-16
State Of Maine.

OXFORD, SIS:
Court OF County Commissioners. Decent n
Term, lsss,.
whereas the County Commissioners Of said
County OF Oxford, on the petition OF n. " Lon
bard and others, - provided 10 section one
chapter eighteen, OF the Revised Statdtes, did on
the 10Th day OF December A. ID. Iss.. In pursuance
OF section y. chapter - OF the Revised Ststutes.
lay out highway or roads over lands 10 the IN
| Incorporated township, known as M. 5. Range
. tract OF land 10 said county not With in any town
1T pAnta ton =, qulred by law 20 raise money 10
make and repair high~ays. notice beisg given for
. hearing on said petition - provided by section
3 OF sad chapter OF the Revised Statutes, they
did, In compliance with section four ofsaid chap
Ter, perform the duties required 10 lay out o road
com cling at the Westerly end Of the covered
! bridge over the Magalloway river, In said Town.
ship No. 5. range therce South. eigty ooe Isl
degrees, West. thirty (,O) rods and eighteen (IsJ
inks to . point. four a. rods south; thirty sew.
en- and one half SD East from the south sat
corner Of W. w. LinneiPs house; thence South.
| forty four and one hair (tftl degrees West i've
(5l rods and six (6l links TO tbs county road lead.
| ing from said township TO Enroll New Hamps shire
| anil over land OF W. W. Linnell, In tatd county,
and now said County Commissioners on this
went. eighth day OF Dec< mber A. ID. le2 being
| st their nrst regular session aler the location
| aforesst', do ber~by as.ess on III, land 10
said tosrship. the sum Of nfty.' dollars
and ninety seven cents. AMI do adJud<e said
amount necessary for m liking, opening an pay.
lpg expenses alien INK said ROAD. and for the pur
pose Vi raising tax 10 make open an pay OF.
penses attending said road IA sail township. We
| 10 therefore divide said township into IS many
divisions - are equitable conf ,rnins ~ nearly
| IS 10 convenient TO known divh ms and Gparats
| ownership. and do assess upon each. exclusive
OF lands reserved tor pubic uses, Q sun
proporionaie 10 the value thereof. duly regarding
| the teu~hts likely 20 re sut TO said divisions By
| the establishment Of said road, and not iegardnS
| said Assessment upon said township rs unreasou.
ably burdensome 10 the owners thereof. we %.
sess the sum nrces sary, a. Aforesaid for max Ing,
psnns and Paytns :1Psa:s. attend ns sail
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-16

There is hardly an adult person living
but is sometimes troubled with kidney diff
fculty, which Is the most prolific and dan.
gerous cause Of all disease. There Is no
sort Of need to have any form Of kidney OF
urinary trouble II Hop Bitters Is taken &C.
tasiopally
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Pom Cry Crcrs

We will send you DR.. Kaufmans great med
ical work, 100 pages, colored plates from
lie. The most valuble adviser ever pub
lished, to any address on receipt OF two 3.
cent stamps TO pay postage. Address A.
p. Ordwsy Co., Boston, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-16
Notice Of Foreclosure.

whereas, Elijah Goddard OF Bethel, In the
County Of OIf 'rd, and State OF Maine, BY his
mortgage dsej, d,tei the twenty.ninih day Of
August, A ID. is7.;, and recor led In the Oxford
Registry OF Deeds, book i6!, Page .9j cOnVeyed
to me. David Y. Brown, and Robbins Brown late
OF said Bethel. now deceased. thea copartners 10
trade uuder the hrm name OF ID. D. Brown . { D.
Q certain parcel OF real estate situated In Bethel.
aforesaid on the southerly sile OF High street on
Bethel Hin, ccmms ncing at stake and stones o.
the northessteriy corner OF lsnd owned b. Gilman
Chapman. thence IunninR on the lice OF said Chap
mans land back from sci street. six rods thence
at right angles with the Hrst line seven rods 70
line OF other land OF said Chapman. thence on
II ne OF said last mentioned land Elk rods TO said
street; thence on said street % place OF begin
ming. with the buildings thereon; aud whereas
the condition OF said mortgage has besn broken.
nov, therefore by reason OF the breach OF eondi-
lions thereof |, David +. BroEn, Surviving part
ner OF the said eopartnership ~ ID y. Brown 4
Co, claim foreclosure OF said mortgage.
December lltE. 1883.
DAVID y. BROWN, Surviving
pa tner Of the Copartnership Of ID. y.
~
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SHEEP ASTRAV.

Came into the enclosure OF the subscriber nj
West Paris, about Nov. 18th, one eve sheep.
marked s. ID. on the !. n side, and cross on the
right aide, The owner Is requested 70 prove
property pay charges aod take her Away.
LF. EVERETT
West Paris. Dec. II, 1872.
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STATE OF MAINE.

CUMBERLAND. ss.-Supreme Judicial Court, In
Upou the foregoing libel. Ordered, Ihtt the
Iib,llsnt give notice to the said Frederick w.
FoIsom TO appear before the Justice Of our So
preme Judicial Court 70 bs hodea at Psris, with.
Tussday of March, A. ID. 1850, by publishing IN
sttested copy Of said libel and this orief there
or. three weeks tuccessively In the Oxford Dem
ocss, . newspaper printed 10 Paris, 10 our
c ,unty OF Oxford. the last puolican % De
rf narct, that he may there snl then II OR said
Court appear an show csuse, II auv he have,
Why the prayer Of said lbellant Ih1aid not b
grnnIad WV. WHIT vlkGlN,
Justice OF the supreme
Judiciil urt.
true COPY Of said Libel and Order OF Court
thereon. .r,r,v c.
ST. GBso., Atty f,r LIIeilauS.
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MARRIED..

Ia Primo, town, Jan. ;. by Rev. g. L. Chaplin
Mr. Augustus l.. Croker OF Minneapolis, Mimi ;.
and Ms, Clara 7 daughter Of Dea. Leonard
Peabody OF Princeton.
10 Boston. Jan. II. by the Rev. Dr. Mlner, NJ
Ioseph q. Lake Of Boston, and Mrs. Sarah A.
Cnsse OF Dixdeld. Ne.
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Malice Of rorccIo>ur~.

WHEREAS john W Mrrrill % kr'hrl 10 t1C
,1uuty o. Okford ant ~fHte 70 Nsinc. ~ h'-
ssx- I'D dslri ne uintR Cav 81 IRnahfy
a ~ -. an re- rFtie 10 TIE pNf'-i k-Ei.tfv q
D--f. r. &c, Page gi cnnvryci tn Leo
~ts-e o. Nesre = aer. an Tsrcei q 49, 60 80
sfuated tu sai1 R-f b.. 90 the nnrth sfs 81 go
Al froscHrg.u RIVER. and hc.uk tn y .ssTH
Merrill tarun called anl the aa IN frrr1 q slesf
u the .aid D. n "a Nerrii bI lnhn - IN % 90
{. ed cstsf NOV. g A r., ~ ans uh-IsAs
tte aald ErCy = stow has sEred ne - q
urrfssEr sbd rCtss thsr. . Ffca 81 o. uC ~
undsrs gn~1 bt bis ss-iguncut dstcd ttr On 20 -
Fav rf i.ruarv, \ o. I~~s. re-1-ti a il uXi 20
gfsistry Of p.etis BOX l-l Fazs % sni where
a IN Couduiol of sd on lrtEtge q uccu hfos
81 b, --aso1 Of the brv1ch pf csnd Hu. thrr C'i,
. caia = toreclosurs Of sa-d N = gaze.
ANDREW y SToWF.
BY ToSrEs a HEESlCA. his Au'ys
!
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STATE or MAINE.

OXFORD, ss.-Janusry 9th. lsss
Then persona lily appeared the above nam d
EIoIence g. Folsom and made oath to the truth
of the foregoing libel BY her signed. and also that
the present residenc, Of the SAID yIederick W
Eolsom h unknown to her. an cannot b, ascer
tanned 10y res sonable diligence.
Before me,
So. GIBSON, Just CO OF the Peace.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-16
DIED.

In Greenwood. Jan. 18th, Lydia A.. wife OF T.
NJ BUCK aged - years, mos. and - days.
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VUANTED 9 good, strong. reliable woman to
w care for children. Good wages 10 the
right party.
Paris, Ne, Dec 30, lsss.
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ABSTRACT pF luE
ANNUAL STATEN ENT
or IuE
FTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN,
On the 3Is, day OF December, Iss2,
made 60 the state OF Name.

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AS>ETS A. FOLLOWS
Real Estate IN incumbered, S5>.l"J
Cash on hAnt and 10 Bank, 40 - =
Cash 10 Agen's' hsnis, - a,v -
Culted states Securities. 80 d
Stale. City asd Town stocks and
Bond, Ok - =
Bank and Trus, Cs's Stock, 90 81 q
Railroad Co. Stocks And Bonds, 40 40 o.
Loans on Real Estate, O. -
Loans on CollAterals, - 80 o.
Accrued Interest, l.isd s.
Total Asset, s9.o5i Go =
LIABILITIES
Losses adjusted and not due. as OF 10
Losses una tasted, 1851 :
Re. Insurance Fund, l,sS 10! :,
mission. etc. 5I2ss s.,
Total, stsol rs o
Total lnccme 20, 1Sss, s.,7ii5oj $
Total Expenditures for l-ss, s.,65i 80 81
Risks written durrg the year, a., 80 > o.
Risks outs andnx, ~ 45.s-- ~
Rick. written in Maine during the
year, % Ie' ~ "
Premiums received in Maize in
lSS2 Il sgl "
Losses paid IN Maine in lsSa, 4a9i9 =
FREELAND HOWE,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-16
STATEMENT or the
Robinson Manufacturing Co.,

OXFORD. MAINE, Dec. 81. lss..
Capital stock ell paid in, 900 coo 70
Invested In Real Estate and Machinery, 100000 o.
Valuation By Assessors unkn own.
Debts due. other than for advance on goods 10
hands OF selling agents, about $50 0o 20.
II J. LIBBY. Treas.
CUMBERLAND, ss., Portland, Jas'y 10. 1855.
Personally appeared II. J. Libby, Treasurer OF
the Robinson Manufacturing Company and made
oath the above statement by him signed II true
10 the best OF his knowledge and belief.
BE me,
WM y. GOULD, Justice OF the Peace.