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cOunlrp propcr y for Sale anO O. Get

4 NEW AND VERY DESIRABLE two-story
y aui attic finmo house und lot tuuslI1 Wit Fsrten
fruit, etc. ih NhftiF 40 Mari
huri y ono huut ami halt Idr On JtlHof central Ol
Penn wanna r. Will be- sold ON terms u CLOSE an
tato Appy to g. norbert Marlboro. y j or g. H. SIX
TON, Nass,us', New Nork ttJ.
ALL COUNTRY PROPERTY OUR SPE-
~ CIALTY-Farms Residences, etc, every whore List,
free PHILLIPS n WILLS, iubuu, building
COR SALE.-At Richmond Hill. l.. l.. -
minutes frum Hunters Point or brooklyn. taieiv NJ
elegant dwelling, fepes wth every convenience
situation unsurpaa rd Tor hca fnoas beauty OF
anu convenience ~ access Apply to
J. "a ftELDFH. 80 ~ Liberty t.. o. -
GEORGE J.. ron iEiL ldohmOni itill.
ORANGE, \. J.-lNicnity speciality Real
~ estate every variety or sale and rrnt ALSO at
nit aud Madison n, J. LhWANb = HAM1LTON CO..
No. 2lB'-st, \. y
ORANGE, y. J.-(Nicinlty of all dcpots. l-
" Heal 20 at ~ every variety inr sale or rent
- -. CONplf oppo1ta Briok Church station
STAMFORD, CONN.-rho residence Of the
- late Ilunty Is. Shedding Price, s20OuO
rkELDiNO a HALHiEp. 81 Wallat n. y.
'EO LET.-A store % feet deep, 20 feet wide,
Il !. feet hEh In the business centre OF Middot0wn.
n a. nttoi up iVr dry goods o. millinery
JOHN ". kOoS,
Middetown n Y.
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DROOKLNN pROpEBTl.-For sale twenty
- lots Accessible az an hours. Apply n NJ sV1UAM,
Evergreen IT. and N 0odhinr
rV'O IFT-Ilnuse- handsome 3-stotv brown
I STONE 2 rooms iH rre.dontat rear thnion lto'hIYn
nhutl walls Geo ffioa location unrtcortuunno Rent $3.50
Undesirable paffY tall uf address
oiO Il UEt-EH a to. loo4 Fulton at. ntoohlyn
st nAn CASH and ~ 1000 on mortgage
INsF. NV" Will hty tho tuut 7torv nrl haaru'nt hu'h
iuar Idi columbia lrlghta uvruntlhF the hff ami con
tnuine 9i rooms ot 2DNpo house $4,000 Adutnn D. j. H.
l iIhuut Nniru
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Dee Cream.
miscellaneous

NOTICE TO PUBLISHERS AND PRINT
" FRS -ltoer cumpositiun Tor sale ~ tvdncs raes ii
the following low pces "a. i ant so cent? per psund
Fourteen cent composition composed ~ gn'- gne aud
flghteengent. extra Flua and besi
moasHe- Thuy cent, per pouad 'oopers beat sue. al
honey part honey eN,orine iumpasitiun made "a
sut an weather. Orcls tnd II short notices aud shipped
parts country For further iculars .dirr.s
rIIE 'ROILEH tOMP0atrlON MO. GO. =. % Ror 9l2.
Newark. n J. =. This composition IL guaranteed Ia Da
better ard cheaper than printer make himssf
DURCHASER.-A Young lady of refined tasts
Wishes % 10 purchaNnf Tor ou,.oftown parties ah,e
dorsrlrnfuv promptly NxeruN Zoe referenoas
and address address Toe n A. N rrlhans A3b
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fnanrlai.

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CoPASr, }
TRKAsUEEKs OFFICE No. II BRoAlAsT- !
NEw.YOgK Aug g. 1854
TOR THE PURPOSE OF The ANNUAL
meeting Of the holders books for the rausfer Of
the preferred stock Of the Northern Pache raul
Company will close at this Once August 80 Al D. III
and reopen september 20, az 10 a M
by order Of the Board Of Directors x.-,o
Treasurer
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&b IRNING-PLACE-Tw doors from Gram
- - Grey larS To rent with BOARD rooms en- suite or
sluglys refer
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MANSION HOUSE,

BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.
rirccflv orros, ou-st- ~ s. Iorr ninuics walk FROM
Iutrf ~ " it ItliI,r SUI tfIoI aeon t ut'i- DOT 'A
eurphc rates. re.ct lfny and ueuetit hotel zoo rooms
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

NORWAY The eobcer, which was civ
On on Tuesday, ~ The State Street Choir
In Norway Hall. wss q success. Tue hsl
VA allied. all listening with great a,,sn
,ioa 10 the voices % The singers Tn.
progrsmme was a. follows Qalrtet
roere Il on that love dearly. Choir
'og. The vagabond. Mr.. Coyle, Song
Cone my dariinx. Mrs. Gouiy; Das,. Flow
gently. Deva, Messrs stockbridse and
coyei Qaartests. o hush thee my bable.
Caolr, Song, Forever AMI forever. Mrs.
Chase Song. Schaberrs serenais. Mr.
siockbridye; Piano Solo. Ia Polka de Ia
Refine. Mr.. Murray; Qlutet Little Jick
ilorner. choir; Song. When The pale moon
srose. Mr.. Goaiyi song, True tiIl death.
Mr.. Coyle; Daet Love aud War. Mrs..
Chase sni Mr.. coyle Song. Song Of Nay.
Mrs.. Case song. Across the FAR blue
hills, Marie, Mr. Stockbridge; Quartet,
Good night beloved. Caolr. The Qasrie,s
ssre all beautifully rendered. 30 hush
thee my bable,- 1. worthy Of mention.
SEEMING - be-. one Of the f.vorites. All
seemed 10 enjoy the pure. sweet. eal,ivst.
ei notes Of Mr.. Stoesbridge. "Schabert's
Serenaie" being sung by this gentleman.
a. seldom listened %. Mr.. Coylc sang In
hls usual delightful manner. bis swce, ami
strong voice nlling the hall. The lady
singers were equally a. well appreciated.
Tue sudienoe seemed 10 be well pleased,
AMI hope that they may be favored again.
Pablo installation Of officers AZ the Ma.
sonic Hall. last Wednesday evening. A
great many % the MAsonic families And
friends were In attendance. Music fur
ni.hed by the UnlversAlist Choir. Amer
The installation exercises. the party 49,
burned 10 Elm House Hall. ani there IN
ished the evening with an orier Of eight
dances
Universalist circle ~ Concert Hall.
Thursday evening". Promenade concert 10
tae evening Proceeds, We understand,
wsre 60.
Miss Head. daughter OF the late DR..
Head. formerly % Portland. 10 visiting
Dr. Jones.
Harry X Vlrgln OF Portland. has hem
10 town Cor fss days.
Saobsih school concert AZ the Cosgrc.
saiiOaAiIs, church. nent Sanday eveulng
vcsper services At the Uulvcrsallst
church. next Saniay evening".
R,v Miss Angel Il % deliver q lecture
30 TIE yo1ug msn, At the Congrcgatlonalist
elarch At S0uth Paris, pext Sanday amer.
n ,on. o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

PANS Prof Osmsn Graham Wallace
gave three lectures ln the Baptist Vestry'
las, week. The speaker devoted much OF
HI. time 10 the great pyramid. which he
claim. 20 have visited aud explored. lie
/. well posted on The history and eons'rse-
don Of This wonderful pile. aud has many
car,ou. theories concerning H. HeelAlm
thai JOB was the master baIlderi that he
,rc.lyed his Instructions direct from God
ana therefore the pyramid Is o. divine orr
ra. We shosd be pleased 70 set forth
.ome Of the mathematical and as,ronomie'
A proolsms which the Prof claims may %
30 we'd By this " altar" but have not space
70 devote 10 the saejsca Ne hss0''
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SOUTH PARIS.

'ntAeE nlRE'roRr

VILLAGE nikfl rOkN.
cuCalnns
flrst Crnrersfions' Ctalrh. Hfs n 4 inraIs
f.si1f o. ran.llr. pftalh.nr slryifs. iou A =
-snhaia scta.A u q. usrtlrs ufstlnE, a.n a
,ea,f l.er.,' /, u.,ss.as ~ =. rr.ysf uss'.ns. ,
N.t,a.i..i eh-roA. Rss. .. D. Fu... r.siaf N
slt.,ol n - ualu.nr pfs,tf nssi'sz 80 -
ffrn.nE frafHI urlfIar. p ~ tursdaF YTaffl
nfFtaE. "a r. a. tlsss ulref.uE friisy. IA p =
ro-f orfru
Ma A. rrff'sr.i rlass Il al1 81 H.
MtIs iIarI i1rff.snI slrirr II iIlINH nIltfrn
Mas a. lr oranfTf CIasl e. D. 49, snd az
Ma auu 10 ocartrY sffifs 81 sli iiAs
HsIlaosp.
rrsIrs a. raTiltnl rara ~. I,ris = n - d 4.
g. al ANr frars fuu f1fiisnI WA ~
p, a. 1, ia =, avg 80 iNr h.ns On a.
49, a. .rrIFl of ga tsreast tfsIn - a. g.. = ~
srsfrn xrrrixas
AAN - karu'.r uastar russi,y sssains oa
q %. "a. q -Ne.nf NJ, I..irs. rrsul.r ruaotinr.
lta1s.Iaf rrarl.nr CT ra.E SEA Alrara inl.n...
u-ui. 80 a. a.li NrnisF rttn.a.i RI fs.h naail
4 efu - r.fIs t.rsnes.
'.elira Ora-s f. -scaal 80 tllri rsss.i.ys
s,rru rsun susrEfrrus
II h.sirf' h'ais >arss. Ruttsrs. Ja|irrsssr.
" A rroii.rrt.r. n,at. "a $50.
y n.slsr. t.rnsrs -fafr.
I" ~ lHIirl. lU1'l.i.1nfr iruf. rohsoro.
= MatIa A So n..or,. ~sst a. Hattsr ra.ni
Nsuli Arirafars. iuaIi1asut.
p ta.r,. iey..-.,a.
li.f,.. Nss.l..a7. i1Ts.aiaa ID surs,or.
a e. Ierfs Msan.sf
irast el So. "a. A Fraihnstam.
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ONLY A STIR.

when oatarh has progressed 10 . Ger.
tala extent, II 10 only . step 20 that terri
bly fatal disease, consumption. IL you
have estarrh. even slightly. q 10 a tSrrtb'e
misfate 10 allow u to continue its course
unchecked. II you will only read, you
will Odd conclusive reasons Why you should
take Hoods Sarsaparilla for cstarrh, In
the statements OF many people who have
been completely cured OF this disease In
is most severe forms. Send for book
containing abundant evidence, to G. l..
Hood 4 Co. proprietors OF Hoods Sarss-
parilla. Lowell. Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

FsvEnUsa. Nov. 10 The second lee
tare In TIE Academy Lyeeam course, was
given by Prof c c Roands Of the Py-
mou,h. \. n. Normal school The sub
&c, wassehoold disc pine. There will be no
nor, l.c,sr-. until nsxt term. A. there Is
- -. an eu,srt.l smeut a. the close OF this
term. Tuesday. Nov. 2ith. A fan dril and
Other exercises are 10 preparation fof hat
evening.
Ms Arce Morgan Is a. home sgsin-
She IA. been teaching In frsneestown' ~
a.. this fall
The fall term IN Dist No. closed lAs'
se.k. Mss Aoootts spends part OF hsf
vacation IN wstsrvils.
Mr.. $ c. Ruggles Of Cleveland Ohio
|. visiting her psrsats Mr. and MS 'osi
:. Webster
thursday evening the hrsi circle Of the
season vas hid at the vestry. supper ~
.ix In the evening there were readings
~ Misses xsyhew ana sasie walker pi'
.uo solo, Miss Adils Lord; soas oy III
Mason. etc.
Mss MAry Abbou nnIshes her school IL
Sou,A Conwsy. this week.
Ms Sara TOwle Is teaching Ia bs
ConSay.
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OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS

ANpovEE. Nov. i9.-Ths Cong1 parson
axe hAs hen resAlnsled and 4. - b. ~
painted. through ths sn1rts % The LAilss
Circle.
There sas an Interesting sabbath schco
concert a. The Congregational church
Suudsy evening TIE sluging BY ~
youugsf members o. ne school Vas YER,
Zoe.
Nis. Beesis T. Aksr. Il visiting friend,
Cnton.
The winter term % school 10 Dist No
4 i % b. tsugat BY Mr.. Fred G. Akefs.
Mr. Ofvllc Ncston 20 thl. place. 1,
% teach in NorSay The coming Wiuisr
There SAs picuic circle a. J % ChsP
mans o. ChapuAa Mills. wednesday ~
sulnx TIE proceeds o. the o,eNs.o, wer'
Aooui ,igat dollars.
Sone % ne farmers are hsai.ng their
surp'u. POTATOES % Bryant's Pod REALM
iug 30 ceuts rsr hushel f1f then.
Mr. u @. Llvsi'y cut tso % as aug-r-
qaits bai'y on a sAs. a. Growers NH
WEDNESDAY A ~
TIE mNsons arc kept basy as, now b,
The people ~ho arc "paichlng up % ~,
ready for siutsr
IL j. quite -ickly herv a. preset, coits
sni iung troaoies Prcvailng
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speaker and Is thoroughly snsrosssd In the
saolect We understand that he IL 10 lee.
,are In other parts OF the county.
Mrs. II. 4. Prentlss OF Bangor Il 10 town,
visiting relatives sai friend.
A Lodge Of Good remplsrs was formed
BY Mrs Hlckock. last Tuesday evening.
There viii be meetlog Wednesday eve
ming. and We trust that all will interest
themselves Ia this sr,rs for temperance.
y. \ Tuns has purchased the Mrs. A.
y. Bowker place and moved his family In,
% the house.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT BY request
% many citizens, Prof wsllsce will give
his lecture entitled " Social Forces. " At ths
Court House on Monday evening. Nov. ~.
General admission. Toe.
Prof Wallace occupied the pulpit Of the
BaP,is, church. last Sabbath morning aud
evening. Ills sermons were enjoyable.
evangelical, inspiring. Prof W. I. pleas
Ing and powerful preacher, AZ well ., lee.
urer.
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l. "a very prevalent and exceedingly dlsa.
grcsAhis disease. liable. N neglected. h
develop iuto serious consumption. Being
= constitutional disease. u rsqalrcs = eon.
sttutioual remedy llke Hood's Sarsapsrii.
a. which, actlng throagh the blood.
resche. ever part of The system. ef-cting
ataucA srd psrmsneut cure % cstArrh iu
eFrn ~ most severe forms. Made only
~ G. ! Hood a Co. Lowell. Mass.
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K,,, T.ooold Of Belgium has

-King leopold OF Belgium has pre-
sen,ed 10 King Hambert OF Italy . silver
medal for his Humanity and devotion 70
the cholera stricken people OF Naples
Er.
Tha, seems like . small boys thanking
his father for feeding and clothing his 9TH
er children.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

Grrs A view OF the fancy old pieces
in farniture OF Foreign and American man.
uf.cture 1t Psine's, ~ Canal street, Boz.
ton, viii well pay . visit 70 that city and
save you ons-third the cost In purchasing,
and a the same time give yea The choicest
New styles OF the very hnest nnish 70 b
found In any plscs In America.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

wEsr Pans. Nov. Isl. N. Barrow'
has his new balldlng shlngled. and Mr..
Brsdbury has hi. new buildings nearly In
ishei. They make qalle an addition 10
our little village.
Rev. Mr. whlttcmors has been visiting
friends here and AZ North Paris.
Mr.. y. n. Jsdklns who has been home
this week. returned Monday 20 Portlaad,
where he will manage q general agency foI
Cassell a Co, lee a shepard and o,he'
Publishers. lie has also moved bis print
ing Office. lie will be glad to see OF heal
from his friends. At Ss5 Congress Street.
Mr. Alsnson Fletcher. wife aud dsugh'
Ter aud wifcs sister. from Lyndon, VI,
have been visiting the minister. family
this week. also Mrs. Williams sister, Mrs.
weniso.th from Denmark. They cane
through via Denmark with = span Of
horses and returned homeward today.
Mrs. susan Clsnla IL thinking some
% going 10 Ashland Mass. 10 stop this
winter.
The remains Of Mr.. samuel Ba,,efheld
were broaght from Ramfori 10 this place
and buried. last Sabbath. Funeral services
we're had.A, the NJ y church 10 the snsr-
noon. conducted by Rev. Mr.. William.
Mr.. withsm was called ~ attend the fan.
era service OF Ambrose Brooks, a. Bry.
ants Pond. Thursday afternoon. lie hal
been SICK long time. Mr.. William went
d Bethel Thursday evening". 20 Nslst Rev.
Mr.. Hooper 10 hl. meeting. he Is holding.
Mrs. Emery l. s,lll very low. Mrs. n.
Swsn &. more comfortable.
Nj ). n Locke has buili q new chimney
Al nj. gri.t mill.
Mr. Roscoe Tael has been saving q
lArg, quantity Of wood Cor the @. T. X X.
Mrs. withsm 4. getting better slowly,
Ms. Hattie Farwell I. assisting her In bel
work.
Mr Ethan Willis has been home and
stopped few days. Wish he would come
and stay. Mr.. Leonard swan Ia, also
been home on visit 10 bis family.
Mr.. Adoniram CARTS Of Boston. has
sect seven horses here 10 wlutst They
are 10 b. employed In drawing lumber "a
The chair AMI bobbln mill Two OF then
are atE ID Andrcws's and I've At Mr.. Hol
land Cur,lss
Pleasant weather. We hope the sus
pensc In regard 10 the election IL about
over. Men will breathe more freely and
resume business We hope. ".
O,mAn q. wallace. the Egyptian sehol-
ar. will lecture 81 West Paris ~ y.
Church. on Wednesday. Thursday and ffl-
day evenings. Hear HIN. See bills.
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suIgRler.s SALE.

crATEOF nAfSE.-Oxfori % Oct xsi. isr<.
- Taien 90 eHseution snd viii be cold 81 poble
,se,ion os the thirtesnth DAY Of Deceabsr, A. ID.
"a q TOO o'cioek 10 the anerpoos. 81 the onss
al Herriet. ks@., IN Bsthsi In said county,
eli ne rxns 10 sqany winch George golth. lais 81
Asdovsr Ia ssid oossty eat BOZ % Pbnosth 10
Ne county Of Plyuosth I'D Connoa wealth Of
massaehss<fts. he'd op ths seventh day of Novsa-
or, A ID. ls<i. when the sans Ne sfkashed %
be original vtit 70 redssm NE foliovisg dsscfib.
81 uoftssged real sstAss. situated u saA ADO
vss, 70 va One sgaai us1Iv ,ded hai ist<ress 10
ssd 70 parcel q lssd sisssted 10 Asdover sfors.
s.d. beginning o. ths soath side ef The rod ssd
Il The vs<tsrly nd sfths Merrill bridge, thssos
following % d road westerly s1Sht rode theaoe
sos'hsrly pArsilsl vuh ~ he nivsr tusaty rodss
lhesos eAstssly parallel Win ~ said rosd eight
rods 70 SAID river thsscs % sad river tssssy
rods 10 pace Of beginning, tsssshes uth ons half
ist<r~si % art 20 ell bslidshss thsrses. ssf Ell
nsckinery, fsrpkurs and fxtares oeiosGisG -
The ssae, sna sab1 ptsnis>a b<i.E snk3eet ". as1
sald riehi q rs1sn Dsiss 20 iscss n vssss efa
noFssses. ssssd ysssary l3sh, lss3. rscosdsd 10
0vss 2. sakh . Joespa ". 1Aioa, 70 sscsrs ~
psy nnt q 100 ProaIssory so>ss o. tve hssdrs1
sad fosr hzndrsd lollafs sseh. peysbls 4 too -
three yssrs ssspseuvsIy fea he saii ysssay
lsss, md spss vkIch Iksss is 900 dss he en- q
an kasdrp1 "a sixty -thrss dsllars-
CfRUs \. wosaeLL, Dspssy sesrif
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

HKnRox Ac.DxxV. The fall term WI
-. 'ra--.i.v NV IS. The CLOSING en-
.rcls~s vii b. held Tuesday evening" "a
eli consist OF o glad Essays. resh nE
s.cl.n.tIoa. an. music small somis
sion fss oil Be charged.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-11-18

EAsr SUMNER BY the premature dis
charge OF powder In q rock tha, they were
blasting. Pred $. and Joseph \. Palmer
net with serlou. accident last Friday
FRED. who was hurt most seriously, had
Que hand badly mangled. necessitAtlng the
ampaIa,lon Of one Dagger, aud both were
Injured In the face. They were fortanste
10 escaping stu more serious ipjary.
The officers % iavinelble Lodge, I. o. OF
q. T. Installed a, the lA., meeting. ere a.
f,uows wm. u. sewsll, G. T. Ella =.
Head. V. T; J W. Page. 5 Ar,ie J.
Russell. Y. s. Harry L Blsbes, T. 5. c.
Head. C.; IL Corihell. NJ Harry L.
Bonney. / G. T. Wilson Bonney. o @ ;
LsenA y. Cary. X n. :. Lila Y stetson.
l. II 5. Nellie Bonney. u. NJ c. T. Bra
deeb. A. s.if W. Palmer, p. c. T.
SIRRsH.
Nov. ilih. The remains OF Locus u.
Palmer arrived Tor intermeuta y Sumner
on saturday evening. The sih inst lie
died At Worcester. Mass. on the Day pre-
vious. from CONSUMPTION. Nc, Palmer Vas
native o. Sumner. bu, for several
years hai resided AZ Atlanta. Ca, where
be formerly WAS EN- ployed on the editorial
force Of the Post aad appeal lie wss q
worthy. es,imable young man whose loss
will BE- deplorcd by all tia. knew him. liz
leaves wife Who accompanied tbs r. m rs
70 Sumner. lie was son OF Ira Palmer,
now living 10 Samner.
Our community was Suddenly startled
on Friday a N. by the report that Fred
and Josie Palmer. sons OF Daniel X Palm
er. we're badly injured by the premature
explosion OF a rock that they charging for
blasting. Subsequent Inquiry reveals the
fact tha, Fred was quite badly Injured, aud
portion OF one hand had 10 be ampu,,ted.
IIi. face also received some bruises aud he
was altogether quite badly shaken up.
Josie was not injured n badly, ye, his
face WAS literally oiled with powder, sew
eral grains Of which lodged in his eyes
II Is hopei that he will sustain no perma-
leu, ipiury.
X A. Hase 4 Son. our enterprisIng and
reliable dowcl aud novelty goods msnufse-
tarers. are soon 10 remove 10 Pennington
where they will carry on the buslne IN
more extensive manner. They are live,
square dealing nrm. and what 10 real loss
TO our vicinity viii be valuable addition
to the enterprise and business OF Farming
ton.
The new railroad bridge Is approaching
completion. under the direction OF Mr. Joy
Of Oakland. The Company has made many
substantial improvements this season and
the road 4. 10 doe con. i,ion and ably man
aged, securing the esteem and confidence
OF al lie patrons. II Is now In excellent
condition. SLocUM.
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- "a $3.50. / sian ps5 - Ssss q sss sss,
IrLLiAn u. RECORD.
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NORTH Psms.-Prof Wallace will lee
turc At unlon Church, North Paris, on
Tuesday evening. Nov isth. sabIee,,
Egypt and the Pyramids. Illustrated.
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Remember the Place:
M. M. PHINNEY,
Nor,cay Village.
No.-RSssAeut naxes

IN ths tova Of rers 10 me cousiy q orfort
asd STATE Of Name. foe The rear lsx
Tux folloslnT iist % tAKes, 90 real estate 81
900 .resifsst ovnsrs, 10 NE TON 81 fefa. fof
he rear 81, In bills committed n M lsnin Love
4 y, Collectof Of nkss 0f sad tovn. 90 the lab
tsy Of August. lsss. has bssn rsturued By hin W
me as remaining unpaid on the 10 n day ~ Az
sust lss<. By HE certificate Of that date, and 400
.msn snpsid AMI notice 10 hereby ryen thA v
INTO the Treasury Of sail tovn VI Peru within 10
months IRON The date of the consltment u SAD
buls, 90 much Of the real estate taned ~ Oil 30
ufneent 10 pay the amount doe therefor, includ
tas interest sni charges, oil, Without nrthsr DO
ice, Ds cold O. public SECTION, o. q. \. w.
mans store IN saif town on thelis d.y of April.
ls3. a O'cloch N he afternoon.
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ready Coz winter.
n j. quite sickly herv a. preset, coici
ani lang trouoics prevailing.
Brruu. Nov. i5th The store Of
woctoary GPuring,on Al Bethel. ~.
broken into Tharsiay night AMI ne saf'
blown opsb. and forty seven dollars len -
C. e Chspnar. "a dollars belonging q
The Congregational Socisty. AMI twenty
dollars bsionging o. The store, In change
ans al TIE not. payable . the COMPANY
were taken The store door wAs forcet
opcn BY thc use Oh TOO inch caissi. and
ths sAfs door drilled With q s. inch dril
midway thc hanils aui combination 'ock
TIE fs.s 49, lu the hole when the sior
was opcoet 10 ihe morning Two wts
OF cotton ,nnsl were used 20 deadeu ne
soaui. one % which wAs badly barn q,
bat ne nrs wss very CONSIDERABLY pat oct
win water TIE notes we're all payao.s
. wooibary a faungton, wootbary,
Parugton Co. of X A Caspian a Co.
Ani Messrs. wooiouy q PariugtOn have
= complete schedule % every note AMI 10
dorsement uP1n 10. and The pablic hav'
besu cautioned about purchasing any rot
given % either CO. "
A-1isug Nats-Df. W. A. Russell ha'
prcseutod vaasb.e hefoaflam - he IL
bfary % G1a.ds Acairmy, consisting o.
several hundred aaeiy m1uutci specimens
/ o. NE Cora % B,ibsl and s.ciu.sy. Worn
Ga the Library has commenced AM IN
books wlil be catalogucd ani arranged a.
an early date. TIE shelves are arranged
on The alcove Iian, A. b.lns most econ b
m.cAl 10 Poiut % space
Tcrm closes uext Thursday With pob
/ Dc eHamlnaiion 10 ths morning ani sHhioi
t.on A. the Ratio To- The evening". Tiekei'
. % TIE exhlb.t.on vii oe % sale a. The Us
al places The Beethoven Cub VII urn
I'D music. Toe proceeds vii be cap u
either on The Library. OF pay.ns the run
ulug expenses % The Institution ths fall
watch have BEEN heavier than usual c
CANroN Grand weather Tor people .
cut their winter stock % wood The LON
bsrmcn ar getiiug ready for their win
tsrs WORK.
Ak Poster % Canton. has seven met
and four oxen ysr'lng lgmoer from th'
Kills iot. 10 Canton.
Assle Thoroughbred stock was recent
/ N made Al The Hertsdale Farm, Can't n
consisting % III horses and colts. % Mr.
Reet. of lewiston. ten thoroughbreS
Jersey calves 10 Mr. Cobb. o. Leeds. MI
Chas \ FickerY, the popular Superin'en
dsut OF thls farm has been engaged for an
other year. this being the foarta year o
his services on this farm. Mr.. fiekerl
snows bis business as q farmer. aud ib'
.,ock shows good care. People who VI ]
Canton shoold not fail 10 see TIE Herds
dale Farm and the stock, a. Is eqaal Il
not omen fognd 10 this STATE.
Among The uew Business arms In Canto'
Village. l. Mr.. A J. Marble, who hA
opened hard ware store, aud also keep
ron AMI STEEL watch makes Il very con
veuieut Tor farmers on the upper Andre
.coggin % get thsir supplies here.
FsvsnUso. Nov. it-rhs second lee
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