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LITERATURE. ART. MUSIC.

We have received from Messrs Oliver
Dltsou 4 Co. the following pieces Of music
The German students, which Is likely % be
a fayorlle with those beginning iha, Ian
guage My Darling aud !, aud one OF two
more songs Of Ike sentiment; on DINA
Ask me. pretty ballad by Sargent, and
Life. BY VIM. Spark all vocal Little
blue Bird Schoi,lche, a lively piece for
little nngers two songs wiihou, words.
Ga the Lake. AMI Love Song, by Klsswet-
ter. instrumental
-TAs Art Interchange OF August 18th Is
one OF The best issues Oftht popular perl
OdlcAl II contains beautiful design Ia col.
or OF Wild roses for decorating cup and
saucer: designs OF dogwood for mlrroi
frames toilet jar. door panel, and cup and
saucer conventional floral design for Ia
Die top In brass repouse work, two designs
FOR fruit plates. ant an exquisite engraving
llgi.2x9i.2l OF forest Interior. Ia The
useful Notes and Qaeries department In
siructlon Is given In colorlng photographs
transferring designs oil colors Tor rose
and rOse-plnk. how 20 make plaster OF
Paris models Tor using In object drawing
suggestions for pariieres and screen panels,
and such other desirable Information.
Price is cents william WhltlOck, pub
Usher, 40 Nassau Street, New York.
james X. Osgood 4 Co, OF Boston,
publish In neat aud convenient form, the
address OF Robert 4. Porter 10 the Ark
wright Club OF New England, on "Proiec-
tlon and Free Trade To day" Mr.. Fort
er graphically presents exactly what voters
In both political parties want 10 know, the
facts showing how free trade and protec.
ton works AZ home and abroad, In the held
anil the workshop. lie shows how agrl-
culture. commerce and manufacturing In
the United States, Great Britain, Germ ANY
and Holland have been affected by these
two economic policies. Mr. Porter's work
will be appreciated by business men, farm.
ers and artisans who have no time 20 real
A volume on the subject, but who want a
clear exposition OF the condition OF labor
here and In Euopean countries. lie takes
decided Protective ground bat makes fair
use OF the Official ngures, which are, al
times, handled with dramatic effect. Few
are better equipped. by training. 70 discuss
this question than Mr.. Porter. For several
years a student OF the Industrial progress
OF the West, and suthor OF one OF the most
useful works on that sections for three
years IN charge OF an important division OF
the census, next member ofthe tsrin CON-
mission; and sent abroad for eighteen
months, by the Nee York TribHHe. 10 In
yestlgate the condition OF labor In Great
Britain and the Continent. The words OF
the author OF the address on the Tarin
will carry weight with those anxions for
= practical view OF the Tsrln question
Price 10 cents.
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stute OF uainc.

OXFORD, s.-sup. Doe. cour', Mnca Tern
A. D.. lssi.
AnTLINE BIsBEF. LltC'iatf, ~ Paris In faId
County w. EPHRAiM X. ni.htt. Cf -- In n
plea n LIBEL ior Divorce
Tofthat The llbcliaut Atcl.nc n - bee NIfe n
Fphrsim Il. k'shcc, respectfully nte.s anl fltes
M Ilcuorat.e CONT % be- niormri fhai tnr Nas
Lawfully marrIfd 20 thf fld lqhralm x hfh'c b
al Canaan In tfe siats of Vermont on ~ teNenN
day OF fctruary,A u. i-ii, snd lts lal hl tlntonc
child Who q ~ living va fffl hitAft ll.t
uars tehavrf tfffeif Al faithful entfie Pol
srdcf 1rlfs vile t0Waria the saf iltclec, ult
mt ne an Fphlalm X u.afcf, Wholly fegarf
- oil fIs daty a. tustani- father, anl Encli
rfIfcn. dlI on the iIih iay of April. 4 ~ l.lii
commit thr cIfne ol fCrgerF, M sali County a
OKloff, anl Nas aIrctifi anl COM u .tls- 70 tN'
rI In frrls b. fhf County of oKi1rf Pho .aull
and nat Afterwards. ~ 81. .n ihe iNtniienin
dsT oil August fllioelrg, falt hsNa etfaltl.
frer, .tld An anf hat aftfaafls, a. VIC, ~ Co.,
serfsmhfr term of Cur rupTsms Jniicnl court
tfffr t1rnfg ol O.f0fd, 4 %. l.ii, AZ indc
| mfrt Wa fllul ~ ne brarl irqrcli % sa'd
/ g,rftv a.sInsf The fllI u.stsC Or ne crime RI
f.feerF, T1d stll remains uTun ine Do 40 ID 90
| s.If t6urt. That fal hiHtfe efrapci and utl
| brvoud he limits % thIs stats % parts untnosn
| 10 your Libsiant sltlougn nc has u.el reaso.a
he dHirencc q ascertain re .ame ihlt ~ - ln'
yc.r lei BE- h1s %. furnished any means ~ ~
| "a 40 ,our fIbsiian, o. chilli ant has ttisllJ
icffriot her. wherefore y ar Id liatl pay n
| tis IIor0ratic Court that ne uents ~ mllinp.
| nv usv - dIrs1ivrd between hcftfL AMI thi firi
'i''- A.. BlsBEL.
libel rstlfcl IN writ, adttmrun tl1o W.
| d.frt March llth. a. y. ISL hciuWllle .
| MsfcI r., A. u. is.ls
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Pans Through The generosity Of Mr..
J. n Thayer, The Baptist yestry has not
Only bccu thoroughly painted AMI rcnova'
ted within. BAT an Arched window has been
placed In the west end o. The building
giving light ani air.
A large number o. Portland people were
10 Paris over the sabbath.
An Interesting missionary meeting was
held In The vcstry. Sunday evening. The
m.ssIoa work 10 China. was under review.
This topic Will be coniiauci AZ The next
Missionary concert
TIE annual rcunion % the King family
Wa held last week All the children OF
Alonzo King with their wives and families
were in town.
The Academy and village schools wer,
IN session. last week. We hope for sue
csssfui terms.
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made their repairs, have started up Will
al the work they can handle Goa.

NoRwAY large number Of Republl
cans, accompanied by the Norway Band,
visited Swif's corncr. Thursday evening,
10 their Gag raising. Speeches were made
by Mr.. Wright OF Parts HIli, and Mr Whit.
nan OF Norway.
Eight cars len Norway, Friday noon,
for the Grand Republican Mcetlng at Lsw.
lston.
Rev. Miss Angel has retained from her
vacation. Services Al the church nex,
sabbath
An exciting temperance meeting was
held last Sunday evening al Concert Hall.
Miss s. Alma Pendexter len Norway for
the West, last week she has accepted .
position A. q tcacher In sparta, Wis.
The Republican rally a. the Fair Ground,
Wednesday Afternoon, was largely attend
ed IL was estlmated 10 have been about
two thousand people on the grounds,
The speakers were Hon. william II. Glib
son OF Ohio aud Hon. J. c. Burrows OF
Michigan. seldom have such enthusiastic
speeches been listened 10. Three Bands
were In Aitendance-tae So Paris. West
Paris AMI Norway. D.
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A MILITANT WEDDING.

A brilliant wedding took place At Cam.
den last Tuesday, the groom being DR.
Ernest y. King. Of Washington, ID. G,
formerly OF Portland. and the bride Miss
Helen NJ. Wood. daughter Of Judge Wood
OF Camden. The marriage ceremony was
performed by Rev. q. NJ. Z. King, OF Way
and Seminary, the father OF Dr. King. A
large number OF friends were present, and
the occasion was exceedingly gratiO ing
q al Interested. DIR. King l. a graduate
OF Colby University, In the class OF ISIS
aud received his medical degree from
Howard University. lie Is now In The
successful practice OF bis profession, In
washington. Mrs. King graduated from
Dread Institute, Worcester. Mass, and
for three years was principal OF the nor
nal department In wayland seminary
Press
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OxroEp The band and a lot OF our
citizens went 10 the Republican mass
meeting A. Otlsaeid. Tuesday. They IT.
port good time. In regard 10 the cues.
tlou, whether the consumer pays the tar.
a.. one OF the speakers said suppose q
Canadian farmer brings Ton OF hay Into
Vermont 10 sell The price OF hay In Yer.
mont Il e. PER ton the tariff - per ten.
The Canadian pays ~ 4, the custom house,
AMI sells BIS hay Al the regular price, si2.
The one Who buys the hay pays no more
than n be bad bought Il OF any one else /,
but The Canadian goes back with only si0
Tor his hay. Carrying this into larger
things. the speaker showed how foreign
Manufacturers really pay the greater part
o. the expenses Of our government
John Robinson has jast purchased In
whitman. an extra colt ;. T. Holbrooks
SAYS Il 0. The handsomcst piece % horse
fssh ever hrough, into this town.
oar navy Was wrecked In the outlet Of
Thompson's pond during the terrible
storm % Friday The immense pillows,
the rcslsiless winds. The terrible bowling
AMI shrieking OF the storm, allied the sal
or with deadly terror. They gave them.
selves up Tor lost. A happy ihooghs struck
them. They palled % their shoes and
stockings thew rolled up their pants they
wAtei Ashorc-all were saved. Neit morn
log a couple % men waded oui AMI rescued
The navy This teaches that under some
circumstances a small navy l. better than
a large one.
The Airfrtscr says that this factory l.
go'ng - shut down. Toe Aireriis,r Is
correct This factory n going 10 shui
dowu-eVcry night A. hAlfPAst slN. That
l. a habit the factory has
william wArdweil has gone 10 Idaho
with a carload OF blooisd stock. for the
improvement OF the stock there. lie was
always lucky man. Any other man
would have iosi part o. bis stock on the
ROAD. lut De had more when be got 10 la.
10. ihAn when be started. Several calves
were born on the route.
WIN. wardNcll sold bis Livery stable %
hls son Leandcr =. wArdwell. before go
ing away. Mr. wArdwell has some OF the
nrcst horses and carriages 10 town, AMI Is
very pleasant and acoom oiAtlng man TO
deaI with
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STATE OF MAINE.


OXFORD, n. ,. 49,.
August p. A. ID lssi
ADEtfSK ;. BlsnEF, Lbeilsni, W.. LrnhAH X
nfsBEE. - 4,
ABd now u appearing - The Court that ~ s.hi
Iibelse IL not an irhstHsnt 81 ms ttats AL
has no tfrant, agent or attorney utielnt 81 s"4t
be has no notice OF The pendency o. ttls n.e
10 u ordered b. the Court Ihst tne sale ~ y
LIANT notify th1 Llbtirc % thc rcni nel .ne.s-.
b. causlnE copy OF this LIBEL Nnh me JUL ~
Court thsfeon. 10 b. Published TIRE Nee.s ~.
cesslvelv In ne Oxfofd Democrat, paper pIlnt
et in Palis. In aad county, the tftt peeilcauy.
10 be twenty days A last before We neat 'sIm "
=. Ia cont 4, b. holden a farts aloresalf. on me
thlrd Tuesday OF Sepiem0er neht, and tne 49,
e,ntaisinf me nrst publication % Dc NAILED 70
1890 Al hs AT kaown place 81 reslfcrce, 10
he md thai the saii LDelleo may thcn AID there
appear AZ sAld Court and slos cause n sny ne
80 ~hv Inc pfayer OF sali Llbellsnt should not
~ svsnfef. kSOCt FOSTER,
Juailcs o. the suprtms Judicial Couft
A true copy Ct the Libel and Order % Court
Attest ALBERT :. AUSTIN, cleIt
Tnos. \. BnfDomAM. Bucknfld. Attorney fcr IL
bellsnt.
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Nou.residcut Tnxes.

In the Town Of Hartford 10 she County q Ox.
icri Tor the year lsei.
Tie following LET OF taNea on real ttiAie
of nOh resident owners In the town OF ilaru ~, Cor
the wear l<- In bills committed 10 Melgn Holmes
collector Ofiates q sad Town, on the 81 Jay q
Jane, l-si, has been returned By him 20 he A.
remaining unpaid on the llst DAY OF Jane, le.ti
by his certificate OF that date, and they now &C..
main unpaid and notice Il hereby given That n
gaid taxes, interest and charges are not paid m
10 the Treasury OF The sail town within eighteen
mouths from the date Oi the commitment %
said bills 40 much OF the real estate taxed AZ j.
fuflclent 20 pay The amount due therefor, lnclud
Ing interest and charges, Will, without fnfther
notice be cold AZ Public Auction, a The Town
Hal IN aid town on the 3lst day % December,
ISL Al one O'Clock, Pm.
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LOCKS MuLs. Sept The Ladies So
elsl Circle bad a very nice time Al Mr..
Pierson's lAst evening. Il being very pleas
ant There was a good attendance, many
coming from Bryant's Pond, and they re-
allied The nice sun Of $50; also q sub
scriptlon OF SIS 90 10 complete the church
which Is 10 ialr way now Of being CON-
pleted-the plassering being nearly nnished
by Geo Cross Of Lewiston.
There was = good namber from here TO
Lewiston 10 attend the Republican Rally
to-day.
Our friend. Mr.. Green OF the falmOuth,
nus, have been little mixed 70 be 50 hot
when the Thermometer was only s5o In
The shade.
Mr. T. NJ. Ben has caught the boss nsh
this summer. BY taxing four and one-hsi'
10. togae.
The Tibbetts Manufacturing Co. having
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Gur,p. sept 3.-The hay crop which
has asst besu harvested, Is about two
third. % an average crop. bat was got 10
good cor litlon considering the very bad
weather The grain crop promises large
yield
The town house IL complete and i &C
cep,ed By The town. and now ., j. let Tor
skating rink.
Lock ant Hastings are shipping their
spoo, stock from their wld River mill
There will BE- about three hundred thou
sant.
Al. Cole i bulldlng = new stable near
his house. which be very much needs
John W Bennett i putting 10 five ton
hay scale % Fairbanks pattern. D.
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OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.

ASDovER. sept sth.-rhs hot wave Of
The past few days sen, The mercury ~ late
The ulnetIes.
There was sociable al Mrs. EstheF
roor's. with large atteudsncs. wednes'
lay evening II was held under The aus
plces ~ The Cong Ladies Circle
Col Auson $ Wool % Albany, y. r.,
spoke a. ne Town Hall. on political issues
lsst SATURDAY evsulog. The Autover Band
was In attendance and furnished some very
good music.
Hon. Caas Cauaeld AMI wife Of Man
chester. y. n, are visiting their daughter,
Mr.. =. n. stevens % 50. Andover.
Mr. Jshicl Csmpscil has sold his farm
b. Iisury Brickett. and wil move with his
family % Aroo,iook counsy. early next
month
Mss Fiiena Grant % Cambridge, Mass.
Is speeding few weeks, with her Andoyer
friends
Mr.. Garlic OF Berlin Fails. y H.. Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ARIA
Pratt
Grain. with tie exception % India wheat,
d. ucarly an harvested. The yield both Of
straw ani grain Is unusualy good
There was preaching a. The No 3scAool
housc ty Rev MI Dame, last Sunday A.
tfrrnon.
Ahb.e y Hanson q. bone nom Bethel,
whcrr she has been Coz The sammcr.
NJ william q CushmNn j. home from
Massachusetts. where be has been for some
months.
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Admiutstrntor's sale.

DTEsUANT o. iicruss from the Probate eouri
0fOxford C0dnty, I thail cell AZ public tale
~ the Highest bidder, Al The sore Of J.. A lnsai
10 Dtnmafk, In oxford County, on -kurilTt oc
tobcr eighteenth nest, a ten o'clock IN thc tore
n0on. % much Of the lOllcwiug real estate % ih'
late Mar 4. Dcerirg late II -an ffarcitcpi Cal
fornit, ~ ulll proeuce TIE sum or tlk hgnifta
d0liAfs. sail rial estsfr D. known AZ ne hsfnf
has hfacsct Iayetr stand, Situated On atli De-
mara, and near The store ol at l. \. lnEAils, 80
complies the JllONlrE fesffIhf1 lanfs Win lh'
taildings thereon, 20 at; Said ard u t'unds.
northerly b. The mill privilege OF boz - called
Fassflg ~ lana ~ sai l.. A. Irgalls, southcrll
~ the main read leading through DsrmaIk Cor
uer. an1 westerly By sail mill pfltufet - b1f,
fr1eburg, August Is, ls.t.
LORENIO u. DERRY,
Alululsffafor Of Eftate 81 May A. Dec lrz
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HEnEoN. The Academy opens with 90
pupils and more are expected.
A large number Of citizens manifested
their patriotism BY attending the Grand
Mas Meeting Al Lewiston, and many who
could not leave during The Jay 10 hear the
speaking were present 10 witness The
torch.ught procession 10 the evening.
Many were disappointed In being deprived
the privilege OF seeing Gen. Logan. Bot
The meeting was considered one OF ihe
most enthusiastic ever held 10 Maine.
The procession probably surpassed any
ever formed In Maine before. The Mill
tary companies presented . nne sPPeAr'
ance. and discoarsed wonderfully insplr'
lng music. Among the Bands most al
mir,d nay BE- mentioned Bangor. Auburn
and Portland. All played exceilenily.
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o,ytcK on rIIE snEslIT % oNTORD COUNT
STATE on MAINE.
OXFORD. - August soih, \. ID Isl
yv,uIs Il 10 give notice, that on the ihideih day
OF August. a u. w., a warrant IN u
solveucy ~as issuod out Of the touu " insolsen
~ Tor ..,d County OF oxford. against the estate
of Frank A. Thayer o. Paris, IN ssf county, "a
dIuiusliy Aud a. q member % The CT arinefthil
of The Scuih PARIS Furniture Compsni, AiJodsei
10 ts an Ius0lxent Debtor, on petiipn % said
Dei,ior, as Aforessld. which petition ras hlci on
the s0.h DAY o. August, ID. l,-t, 20 which "a.
named late intsrcst on claims 10 70 Dc c0mpltci
that the payment Of any detts and ne delivery
anil trABsfsr Of anY properly belons,nf " a.
dsh,or 10 him or for hls usc AMI the delivery and
trans fsr u any property ~ HIN are iofbdiet
hy law, That's meeting OF The Creditors OF sAa
Debtor, 10 Prove their detts and choose one q
m ore Assisnees OF biz estate, vii De he'll Al
Court II Insolvency, 10 be holden II Paris 10 saf
County, on the l7th day Of september d. l,ci, a
nine O'Clock IN the forenoon.
1.iven under my hand the date arst above wit
ten. AUsTISP. sTkARss, nepety shsrn
a. Messenger % the Coert OF lLsolNeney, 10
said COuty Of OxfOrt.
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M.,p.i ~l.

THE Subscriber hereby give puoiic notice that
he has been duly appointed BY the Hon judge
Of Probate Tor the COunty OF oxford. and assumed
the trust OF Adm illustrator OF the estate OF
Rufus fARRAR, late % wooistecf.
In ssld County, deceased, by giving bond a. the
Law directs; be therefore reqeest all persons IN.
iebtei 20 the estate Of said deceased 70 make
m snis thereon 70 ethibit the same 70
WALDO PErrESGILL.
a..u.t 10 tss4
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TIIE subscriber hereby give. Public Notice that
he has been DAILY appointed By the Hon. Judge u
Probate for the COubty u oxford, and assumed
the trust OF executor 0fthe estate Of
ELEALAR ROWE, late Of Bethel,
IN said County, dcceased, BY giving bond a. the
law directs; he therefore requests All persons IN
dsbtsd 10 the estate OF said dec 'ssed 70 male i'm
mediate payment. and those who have any dc
ALOSzO ". ROWE.
Mas An fssl
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sTATE OF nAlNE

ONIOIn, ss.-Nafch IT, lfrt
Teff0naliy spTeaTsu before me idtlins ~ lf
bre ne .lUsllant, and made oatn thsi shc doe.
rrt krew the residence q the lttlte, ard thai
- hrs rsfd Reasonable diligence o. aFcrfilIn
ne ssre. IuOs. =. HklDGHAM.
JUftico OF fhc ffaf'.
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No. PAN. .-Georgie Young got hooked
quite badly 10 the mouth, the 9Th Of Sept
BY a COW be was leading bis cheek
Al knocking oai some teeth.
Mr. Hsyien i falshlng his blacksmith
shop. and will soon be a. work he will
soon have a nice shop.
Mrs. Eulngwooi Is having quite time
with the mamp~
Mr. America Andrews wife Is quite
poorly.
Mrs. Christian wAshburn Is SIN qaItc
low
Joshua Richardson WAS taken suddenly
an while milking. a few days ago, bat was
relieved amer a few hours.
I'D. bis son and family are away on =
visit % Mckee.
The Union school OF this place Aeld =
very pleasant bAske, picnic, Sept. ?. The
exercises consisted OF singing, prayer and
remarks by Rev. Mr.. William, declams-
tons, dialogues, etc. Remarks were also
made At the close by Rev. Mr. Cochrane
swing was provided for the children, and
a very pleasant time was enjoyed.
Miss A. H. MlnArd will start next week
for Upton and MAgalloway, 10 hold meet
lngs II her strength holds out. She has
been quite poorly this summer. ".
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Rrv. Turo OsRAismi Pastor % ne Pine ~
N. Y Church. and auihor q ''1he Blne and ~
0fay- A mcrnicr u his family hal ssssfr oA's
4 Canksr m Nouih AMI siomach, iried In variou'
waysto ct rsiicf. II last bouxht bro~u- saF-s
pafiiia and "a. curvl Rey. NJ. ocrrish VII co
darse the show.
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August -. isst.

THE subscriber hereby givss public notice thai
he has teen duly sppcinted ~ the honorable
Judge Of Probsie for the County OF Onfofd, and
assumed the trust Of AdmlnistratoF Of the Estate
ID. PORTER sTOwELL, late Of Canton,
IN said County. deceased ~ giving bond a. INC
Law directs; he therefore requests All persons IN
dsbted 10 the estate Of aid deceased 20 make an
mediate payment, and those who have any de-
msnds thereon 70 exhibl the sane 70
NEWTON 4. srOwELt.
AuRust ~. ISa
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, unv0u send ak cenu for postage, and
Il pHIII receive nee, costly boz Of goods
n HID which viii help az. Of either ssx. 70
more money right away than snyt ing else in tns
world. fortuhes await the vorkers aosolnsy
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wOoDsrocK.-A Pleasant AgdGr.- An
Illumination OF the grounds, with = nne
display OF fireworks and IRE balloons and
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NAG. A. PARcHrn. q Ellsworth, l. sesnt o.
a. Americ.n Esprv-- Co. and owns drug siof'.
Thcrc vas In that town an aclaainiancs q ~
uao-e vocation 49, that u q saiior. frum sliilr
.an food h. had ooutraets,i hal ca-o % huuof.
hair came oui. fac AMI hoty covrrci With
t'otfhos H. tx one hatfie
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S. |. CROCKETT,
Registered 1pOihecdTy.
.NORJV.fY. MILNE.
Adminisirninr,. snIc

Bv virtue Of license frCm ne iion. jaise oi
Probate OF oxfofd County. ahall sfl AZ il..c
90 lrlFaia sale 40 fhf dwelling D. l.a ard % pr
prem 80 ~ the late farhcfiah . NlIfI. o. a
nriay, August IN, l~f, af fuo o'tIpTk Z. ~ %
much ai ihc real tsiaie or ne laf 1i.-,l..l p
Nilrr. uiIl rfCcucc ne fUm Of r.uf uudrtI
collars fur ths payment of fHe Jas lrnts az D
chafErs al Administrator ani Incidental change
slId real ssfaie consisting n me bone sleai ~
I'D tta ate Ilfheriah D.. Miller con't.r.rE about
b. acrcf win build |nEs thereon, anl 1lso Nptd
and timber iot coufainInF att li seventy .ff atiff
fnd knoNu a. - kffar iiIll Iot. neiafhct lcf
tars OF the above real estate VII De- fnIi Pm lQti
10 bs NJ ade knoun atfIme ant place cf sa'e.
Hfoerneli. JuiF ID, i.-i.
sNINANts %. nkAN, Adm. nlairaior
u he esfafe of 4 p. Miller.
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nEYANr's PoSp Rev. A. A. Ford l. on
a visit Oh Boston
l. \ Cummings aud family have ~
turned to Uxhriigc. Mass
Planners complain that thcir potatoes
are rottlrg badly. There L. no sale for
any hcrc go nor Cor any kiui % proiace.
Miss Mtbcl l. Fsrham 0, tesching Il
oxford
A aGm ln lewiston has crew % thirty
msn cuit.ng WOOD on land bought % Mr.
a. e. Houghion. on The west sldc 81 ihs
Pond They have cut already some sco
cords
% Isl reported tat Ambrose y. Brooks
Is faliug ant cannot live bot short time.
pr Joseph Rurus, % Tenn Is 10 town.
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Thc Oxfori Couuiy vulversAlis, Associ-
alton NIL hc held A. Byants Pond,
"Wednesday anl Thursday. Oci- ist ani "a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-09

wEsr PARIS. Sept C-Mr. Crosby Cur
ts's wife has been quite sick few days
Is gaining now.
Miss Hattie Farwell Is caring for Mrs.
Higgins, a few days. who Is In feeble health
AMI an invalid.
Mss Lillian Higgins, who has been very
sick. Is nicely now.
Capt Hannibal Brown Is doing quite Z
JOB In dltehing and removing the stones
nom patch Of ground near his nousei II
will be quite an improvement.
s. W. Dunham has moved his family u
W. Paris.
Qnlts a delegation went TO Lewiston
from this place 70 the grand mass meet
Ing.
Miss Hattie Evans, who has been visit
ing her aunt. Mrs. Clanln. will start on
her return home. Monday, 10 Ashland
Mass.
The Selectmen are making some much
needed repairs on the hill and fat near the
bridge-strsightening the road and widen
ing, BY building on, Into the river. and
they will grade Il so that II will not be s'
steep.
The Methodlsts will hold their quarterl!
meeting at Bryan,'s Pond, the 9TH and III
Of Oct w.