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Vo SARATOGA,
Il LAKE EoRaE,

l. LAKE EoRaE,
AND
CATsKILL MOUNTAINS.
ONLY ALI-RAIL and pARLoR CAR LINE
Trains on Now York, West Shore, and Buffalo
RveT leave W T jersey s Cy station
Railroad IA follows:
SARATOGA SPECIAL. 9;O5 A.. M.-Arrivo
ssyysstoga 2'S5 r M Caldwell Lake Ge org,
man Buffet Cars to Saratoga, thence 70 Mon
cATsKILL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL, o;so A.
p HS'9l 2PR b g. 1b p9TIos Cars MArrve Albany
3p m'' sharon Springs p M; ceoEPssrstown
N N2shss,e F lSi9 bn Paror i2lS 70 III
ksTmnXy sharon h sSTng Spa NaE" M6 PHs
EXtRESS. ll;40 A; M,-Arriye Hotel Kaat-
erskill 5;l6 Z. M. Grand Hotel 6!O5 y. m.
Saratoga 0;25 p M, Lake George . p m.
sARAToGA AND CATsKILL MOUNTAIN
h I'm aao ;oSd S,sI l Hotel Ks,rr
Montreal si25 a. m, with parlor Cars to Cat.
Car leaves washington on Psnnyivania Il. Il.
h Tho Sr Ns@ Pork ' tiRtca leaves leaves
and e ca Maau fShne Limited S. al
ASK for Single or round trip tickets by west
transfer through, Now York city. Apply to city
| or depot agent Of Pennsylvania II. H. for COM
plete limo tables. tickets, and paror car chairs
| parlor car chairs from Jersey City station re-
| served In advance upon application TO agent Pull
man Cur Company Pennsylvania II X. station,
'''''' HENRY MoNETT,
General Passenger Agent.
je2T-tf "a state Street, New York.
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VIVIB XIRaiNIA. MIDLAND HALLWAY.
Il THE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH,
SOUTHWEST. AND WEST.

VINHB XInuIN1A. MIDLAND HALLWAY.
souTHwEsT, AND WEST. zee.
,010 A. M.-.New orleans Mail, daily making
close connections TO all points, south and south
Pullman Sleeping Buffet Cars rom New York
and Washington 70 Atlanta. Pullman sleeping
leans. Parior Car from Washington to Natural
.'5i0 4 M-LouIgvllie Fast Line, daily. via
Charlottcsyile, to Cincinnati, Louisville, aud all
western Points. Pullman Sleeping Cars from
ioao s y. M1 lSpsrG; Mail and Express
Daayllie and ShStioi!e. Daily, except SUNDAY:
with n o. Ry Pullman Sleeping Cars nom
isnta, 70 New Orleans also rom, Washington,
man sleeping Car rom Washington to White
Mama mnnass s5s' Division train leaves Washington
day warrenton trains ieaye Washington at
o FOR tet sas S and III niornatlop INQUIRE a.
comp"nyS ONCE egi ma SpcgSyiyNhinEhh sy Xaont
~ Gen. Pass. Agent TiSiiic Manager.
rTuIE GREAT PENNsYLyANIA ROUTE
i TO THE NoHTIIMAEsT, AND D., SOUTH III 1;
s SFES pS STEEE Rails, MAoNiFiGENP I
IN EFFECT JULY 10, 1884.
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from sta
For Pittsbnrg and the wfst, Chicago Limited
Express OF Palace sleeping Cars % 30 a. m.daily;
Cincinnati, ard Hotel Car to 81. Louis daily,
XitSppnSsio Ghlssso. Western ESpyes. TAO p.
m. daily, with Palace Cars to pittsburg. Also
Pittsburg to Chicago. Mail Express ldO0p. m.
| daily for plttsburg and the West with Palace
| Sleeping Car washington TO Chicago.
| BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
| Enr ErIa CanaudaIutta n0pla4far N
PaIaGe Cars Washington to Rochcsier. Train
leaving washlngton ON Saturday night Will not
For Williamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmira,
For New York and d lie East, Itl5, 500, and
| 11;OO a. M, 21O, 400 1000. and ll;l6p. m. On
SUNDAY 400 1000 and lilS h @niS
For Boston Without change, alo p. m. every
| week day. On Sunday, 400 ~ m.
meet at Jersey tiiy with boats OF irooSyn An
avoiding double f,rripge across New York city
F9r phdilaadS S 6l5, $40 and 100 q m
day, 400 600 iOiOo md lib !. IN. Limited
ri ia RS% s IS 5s s iso sSJ 4ss
1910 raS d9S S3 s? and SsS 1o'
For Pope,s Creek Line, $3.50 u. m. and 4'4o
For Annapolis, 0i35 u. M, 1905. and d;4o p
m. uhlly, except sunday,
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG
| RAILWAY, AND ALEXANDRIA AMI
| WASlIING'rON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria $50, 100. 0;25. 11;05, an
ll;35p m. on Sunday at $50, 0;25, 11;05 II. IN.
For Richmond and the South. $50 and IL :oI
| n. IN. daily, and 300 n IN. daily, except Sunday
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 600
| 500, 1000, 1O.1On. M; 100 300 3;23, b;lt
7iO5, aud l0:4Op M. and 12:l q midnight lexcep
Monday) On sunday at 500 and 1910 u. IN.
700 md 1O;l0 y. m., and 1910 night.
Tickets and Information at the Office, north
east corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsyl
vania avenue and ut the station where order
can be len for the checking OF baggage to dest
nation from hotels and residences.
CHAS. l.. pUGH, General Manager.
j. IL. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
100000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each.
Fractions I'm Fliths In promotion
1867 Prizes. amounting to-.

CERTIFICATE
We do hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements for all the monthly md semi
annual drawings of the Louisiana State Lottery
Company, and In person manage and control tho
drawing ourselves, and that the same are CON
Quoted with honesty, fairness and IN good faith
toward all parties. We authorize the company
natures attached. In it, advertisements.
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CHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.


(Leave u. & =. Depot. Sixth and II streets,,
Springs, Lexlngon, Ky,, Loulsvilic Cincin.
natl Columbus, and St Louis. Daily except
sunday, lli05 A. M,.-For williamsburg, Va
Newport News, Old Point Comfort, and
Norfolk. Daily except sunday.
b;1O 4. M.-For Louisville, Cincinnati ST. l.ouls,
and Chicago, connecting for all points West,
Northwest, and Southwest, Fnht Express
daily; does not stop for local business, OK.
cept the virginia Springs through Pullman
service to Louisville and Cincinnati.
lO;dO T.. M,-For all way stations and Viz
glnla Springs and Columbus, Ohio DAILY
For tickets and Information apply at G. q o.
railway office, 6l3 Ponnsylvania avenue, under
National Hotel; Virginia Midland Halfway
onice, Col Pennsylvania avenue, and ~ y 4.
Station. IL. w. FULLER
General Passenger Agent
@, w, SMITH, FRANK THIOo,
General MANAGER. N. IL. Passenger Agent
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ENHERTfI(ERS.

fD-Everythins strictly nrs,-cias8 and on thu
moet reasonable tcrutA
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DA1rlMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

II Z
TIE MODEL FAST g,,f kJN ,;G, AND MP THE
EA SfA A NRsi TlIE EEsf
DOUBLE THAS sFhIrl R RAhshY oourIhR'
r. 1ssi J n hFFEGT hgEP NSd IgNn
syi &siAsnS'S9 G% SSsi0G sFFasi Of
Louis HGs & GaSas &c o Scnn % iS dsv and o "a
y. M. with Through Coaches and Palace Sleep.
Ing Cars to ahcSs points without changer 1918
For pit,sburg at $3.50 q, m. and $40 P. m;
fSi saG en- g P,ssoTE and
For Toledo and detroit via Monroevlile, 1918
q. m daily with slSe9peer, for Toledo, via Wheel
II Trains ' for Philadelphia and New York at
sl9 a. M daily except ,p sunday 9to and
For Baltimore on week days, 8. $50, $40. 3,
$50 Also C46,minutc trainj. 4i4o $50 oSJ 4 Z,
| 500, 9:4o, aud lO;lOp. IN.
a. %,as. @5S 3 i'sG Sa6 900 s'1 sa 8.
.o ESf points on I'M mi, Shenandoah Valley Rail.
'0 For Anna 4nhapoIis DADA M. and 1910 and 44o
%a sunday stacs s2S zee a %aISnson and
aaI o ass q etS l2aS s I'D sso
METROPOLITAN Bfaach 7:4o a. M, and Js5 p, M M
S daily Ss "gss se%dS sS aa for PSn
bfaRsS $40 = t n dsily, sssSpt saaa%S sac
4fS az aS SAi iJ6 sIndny and 5so p M
| daily, except sunday.
Trains arrive nom the West daily. 6:2O. 7,5O
| u. M, 2:25, 0I0, D.2b p. m.
From New York and Philadelphia, 2;55. $3.50
u IN. daily, $40 p. m. daily. except sunday.
| From Annapolis $40 H. M. and 100 and O'37
p. M Sunday. O:53 a. M. 6:37 p m,
| From Lexington B:2O u. IN. daily and . ID
y. IN. daily, except Sunday,
| Fr0In Frederick and intermediate points $50
| a, nI 2;lb y. M, and Sl2 y. M daily, except
Sunday, s;12 p. m; daily from Point Of Rocks,
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington ut p
4.Io, $3.50, 7:l5, 7i3O, o, 0:lO, and 1O;3O a. m,
l2;l6, 800, 4, $3.50, o. 600. 1880. Q, and 1915
p. NJ; on Sundays, z, 4;40, 7.l5, $3.50. $40. II
IN, i;3O, 0, 025, $50, and o p. m. -
| All trains from Washington stop at Relay Sta
! ton, except 43O p. IN.
For further information apply at the Bnltl-
| more and Ohio Ticket Office, Washington Sta
| ton, go aid 1881 Pennsylvania avenue, corner
| of Fourteenth street, where orders Will be taken
| for baggage 10 be- checked and received ut any
| point In the city,
| W. NJ. CLEMENTS, q. X. LORD,
| NJ, OFT, Baltimore. u, Il. a.
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TEAMER W. W. CoRCURAN,


SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
This fine steamer will make daily trips (Sun-
days excepted) to all points ON the Potomac ~
fur as Glymont. Boat win leave ut l0a IN. and
arrive ut $3.50 p m. Fare round trip, 25 cents,
TO al points except Mount Vernon, which IL a..
SATURDAY AFTERNOON trips down the
Potomac, Boat leaves NJ p IN. and arrives ut
$50 p. m. Fare, 20 cents.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON trips will be
made as usual, boat leaving at 8 p m. and re-
turning ut y. m. Boat will 70 as fur az Indian
Head. Fare. 80 cents. Ie2S-tf
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EXCURSIONS.
Boat leaves the Company's Wharf at % o'clock
Am. Returning at Top. IN,

Tickets and State Rooms for sale at the National
Hotel and at the wharf.
HOWARD q DAVIS, Proprietors.
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Private Stock Telegraph Wires TO New York,
Boston. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Rich
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Ladies' read pages ~, II, II, and 20 In our
New Book, which accompanies each bottle OF
our preparation, sent FREQ on application.
QD-Our New Pamphlet, with History OF our
Preparation, sent FREE on application 10
POND EXTRACT COMPANY,
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TV,HE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
4 TO THE NORTHWEST AND SOUTH.
WEST, DOUBLE TRACK, spLENDiD
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

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i''ansr and Couas, lor az lac,
grnrunu.Nn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

A>nafm tplll - a Cu.hnsn 81
Stats AriI.g es. tfssu siia . s,ssic
1raurtlli lra1rligo. snro 40 Runi,-i
l.t Honi.v rennns ia critical c'a-
tIIla
rtomi, fiIg. of sl1at ia hanifci
tnoussrf srru,r atut zoe Of E'us river.
wc'rl.I.y. lfii., MA.
c a ArUfeas hss slIl DTS stinfl1g
poplar tsunaie.i af oue tholsatd cords %
Huns Merrill
snuan. 80 I.pilailns o. outside
ol tIs t0u-r
a. Merrill b. pl'ntirg a. ioNa ba'i
To- pl.tt s.tt' protect the has scales
oea.th PA csriala Goo't vcrc sawn ~.
Wednesday, u.ght saf che chiius On then
st..n I.r fa.i.rs frNsrl IL en- rci ior
On. l,io.uan OF OBJ. aaih1rs ofthis piece o.
mtU.I.ls mischief
IT, u-ne .fr.afir- In our iirm, iasi
w.,k s, f... stoan have be,n IasiHs
SutH
frr.ifr lh1mas "a. ll.te badly hurucd
by ilnirs oa .t',e PIP, 'a,i Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

ciDasy. weeihsF .. not very cheering FOR
siilng one.
TIE sirt 4 a mink hunt Mr L-uc
toliE ns,fhe sAN a mink do~a by
Mr. Bsrrii'-. ~ sfssr getting a 10, 81 men
collected a. arel sol slightly wounded
NJ. Nina. rhaic brown ioiued The crowd
AM ,hought b. coald bat the boss With
the revolver. - aret away aud slsr lodg.
Ing one BAH Ia the MIDDLE 90 The stream
aai arother 10 q pine stump, Al BROOKS
weut for soother revolver. while the mink
went oF The woods. having pol II
blood n prove tA.i oos % thc sls msn nj,
HIN s0mrshtre.
Johou'c 8cuusti HIS msdo short visit
home llc has worked f,r Dana HAL TIE
past winter.
Mss Angle F,rf,r has gooe q Milan,
y n. to WORK for NJ C1nion
DotLN DAEr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

10 80 H0H. COuAfT Couslustsssrs uifAts aHd foF
tAs fOsnfs n OXFORD.
The unlefsixnsd inhsbtsats OF the tosn OF
Paris respectfully repressnt thda certain htsh
way in sad t1sn OF Paris, commtncing AZ the
lunction ofthe rad ~ aocepted b. said tosn,
nssr The house 90 the Partridge farm, % called,
n0x Owned by Algereon \. Address IN sal iosn
~ Pni. thfnce roaming Northerlf and enfinf Al
the hlghwAv about ten rode s0uthefls IRON the
sssary k,f The public Necessity ami 'uNenltnes.
Also one other hish~ay In ssd town 81 fsris
csmms ncieg near The road OF passAs. wsy lea,i'
log 70 Esekisl Dan ne house Ia sail Paris thence
sad town, 10 Mt nseesssry f0r the pubtc ntefssi
a. and eonteslsbcr. wherefore yoaf tctiiioners
pray yoar fIonsr.ble Board 20 proceed &c riding
70 Law 10 examine said roads AMI 10 di'e1n'inSe
isIsi az Pnis. IN. ioih dss Of March A. u. lsst.
A.. TUAltk, and 10 others.
STATE Oh MAINE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

Mrs. Small AMI children have retained
b their homo ln winthrop. amer sol 'uin
In this place Of nss months They vii be
greatly missed
Miss Jeunic Moor, Who has teen quite
"a Tor several weeks. i able. A. We are
glad to see. 10 walk out Mrs. Bstssy
Eaton. also. Who has been counaed TO the
house nearly an winter, l. on the gallo, and
We hops 10 see her soon ., her accustomed
place 10 church -ehsrc she Is much
missed
Mr. Charles Richardson, who hsd the
misfortune tc break bis leg. l. doing well.
NNI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

gUuIoeD CENTEE, April 1j.-The re-
ccut heavy rains have settled the roads
~Ondsrfally 10 this vicinity, 80 that trav-
cling Is quite good. There Is stu much
snow on The hills and mountains. aud will
take more raln aud mach Sunshine 10 clear
Il away. The river l. quite high, AMI
msuY logs are floating down. The ferry
Is In running order. naylgaied by \. 5.
fArnum.
The high school closes next week, amer
a successful term of ten weeks. The sum
mer school Is to be taught by Miss Blanche
Abbott.
NJ. Kimbali. Of Chicago, has presented
the N. \. Church a new organ. which was
much needed Mr.. n. Is q native OF this
town. and has not forgotten bis numerous
friends here. lie Il largely engaged In the
manufacture Of organs In Chlesgo. and has
acquired great wealth. Rev. Mr.. Center
has been retaraed by Conference 10 this
place, and especially appreciates this gin
to the Church.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

MA-oN. April live are having suong
Indications Of spriug Tue roius and
sparrow src with rs and The snow i lcsy.
iug fast The ice has gone out u our
snail streams. aud no freshet A. yet
Have avsry poor spring for maple sugar.
tut very lltile sugar or honey made Some
changes have been made iu real estate.
Ira \ Patnam has sold bis Arm 10 Frank
T. y.sE Mr.. e. " Putnam has sold her
place o. Leon n Tyler, snd bought The
Mosher farm Al North Waterford aud she
and her family have moved on b. To- Daniel
Morrlu has bought The South half % the
I - Putnam lot % y. Z. Tyler. A. ;.
Bean hss sold The plscc lately occupied By
Addison :. Bean 10 Charles l.. murphy.
Klns 4 Morrill, boughts farm 10 Norway,
and moved out % Il this spring. Il has
been rsther sickly smong us Of late. Mr..
Art,mas Mason has been very low Tor a
long time Tier death has hseu expected,
bus slight hopes ~ her recovery are nov
entertained. A. % Paiuc had sudden
attack of puumonla, and las been very
sick. bot Il nov able % move about The
house some Hit though, be will soon
bs out While h. was sick bis. uelghbofs
With their accustomed generosity, turned
oct AMI cos and splii hlm a nice wooipllc.
Such scis of Kindness src an honor = no.
msnIiy Hay Is plenty ani moderate 10
price Potatoes are plsnty aud very low.
Stock of aH Kinds has wintcrcd vel ard
ls row iookirg wei sheep never dld
better afi lamb. az, abundant ani "a.
A. %. palue has sixteen lamb, and twelve
ofihtm arc fwIns y J Malice. ~ Frye
burg Academy Grant. has noble Sock 81
sheep. wtleh Is hard % beat ile uow has
pair 90 steers. tso years OBJ This spriug
AMI .o ussr alks iu color, shape and s.rc,
thai . stranger must have sharp eyes 20
tc'l them apart They measure III ret.
a.. q. Mason has The o,st yearliug colt
ia town. ard t bids fair 10 make a vaiu.
shc hofss. 10 o. Vel descended on both
fNANH H n WHHI'AH 80 A'f "''Nf 80
symmciry of form snd ease of action
.t Is hari Co beat 4 $ Bean l. doing
a good business a. hismi.i iu Mason, aud
Z A Bean q. running his min uighi aui
dty. Help o.. more plenty than Or some
year. past. ard wages not quite a. high.
bat f,w farmers have hired a. yei. and l
40 roi think they vii hire as much A. Us
usi There are some oxen Tor sale 10
tosn and buyers have tcen thus Ear very
scarce. Working oxen will rule lower
thin lasi spring saunders and Kllbourn
have big piIc ~ stAycs AZ their shook
shop az North Albany They naul them
rom their mil in he south we,ierly part
oft.e town daring ihe Wiuter because 10
wouli Del Zoo much eNp,usc o. haul them
or thc shook u manufactured a. The mill
jon thc summer on account % The rough.
ness 10 tie r0sis. o. II. h
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

NrWEN CoE~EE. Apr. ~ A few days
OF Co.i and viniy weather have Improved
thc rosis somewhat. makiag u very CON.
Portable m1y.ng a0oat. bat not pleasing %
q D. nrosn of Grafton who has some four
mlIious OF timber 10 Cambridge river 10
dutc. anl twelve hundred thousand 10
Bear river. and he water down b summer
pitch
Rev. A. a. wiiham has iast returned
ICON conference AMI Informed us that he
leave. for West Paris. there % exert bis
Influence In preaching the gospel and bring.
ing soul. 90 Christ, Cor such. he will DO
bis be.t Upton ant Newry are Tot sup
piled a. ~
m =. Hastings met Nith a sai m.sfor-
tame the other lay while boiling sap. Il
seems the hired man was lefl In charge %
boiling iust brflrc diuncf aad a. dinaef
lsn tac pans fall together win q good nrc,
to hasten completion, aud ca returning
found 10 Wa completed, fof As be drew
near thc house bel discovered q good Ore
ln The pans. and everything burned % a
crisp. pa1s and AL No Que was 10 blame
Or the faucet closed, stopping The sap
/ from running INTO the pans
Carl Goodwin l. approving
Mrs. Mary Williamson Is very los. here
a, hcr fathers residence In Newry.
Sir 1 Sicarus, a. b. i commencing 10
build a large barn. q b. something IKE
bis brothers. he has Tor a number Of
years been pracipai OF the academy Al
Blue uli
Ansei Dudley OF Bryan,. Pond has driy.
en- abou; 1900 cords % poplar oct Of Bear
river JACK SHAW.
PANS Mrs. Black aud Miss Andrews
returned % Paris, iss, week.
Rev. Mr COchrane exchanged palplts
with Rev. Mr Richardson, Jas, Sabbath.
Jane. : Wright ESQ. expects 10 re-
move bis family b Bethel. some time 10
NAY. Mr. wrght will locate At Bethel,
IN the practice OF the law. Paris nm re-
greis b lose 30 valuable = citizen, and
Bethel Is 10 be- Congratulated on ~ acquls-
itlon
Rev. Nc. Cochrans has beea very hard
a. work since the fret Of January. Spec
isl meetings have been held nearly every
evening during the week, At Paris HILL In
adililon there has been a revival Al North
Paris, where some nineteen persons have
profc.sei conversion. SIR. COchrane Is
doing a good work 10 both parishes.
sens,or ani Mrs.. Hamlin were In town
last week. visiting the Senator's sister,
Mrs. Ann Brown.
The village schools are % commence on
Monday. May so. 10 District 80. ..
j. C. Cummings IL shingliag his house
and mAkiug other repairs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

GurrnS. April lii-Kiver driving has
b.-la ln earnest TIE scaier Informed me
tsefe vs. tso millions a1i htlf % TIA.
Der ruf Into Cam1r.g1 river aud Cedar
brook us wluter. ami as there Is certaiH-
lyamI lon 'cii ffom ltsi season, should
suppose tiey wcaii have Q, be in earnest
O. make any hesiwy r I Br0sn has
charge oftle drive here, anl a Mr.. Thurs
Con ON Bear river.
Large lambs SEN 90 he in order nov.
~ R1fls Fafrar has oue which weighed,
ulsl troppef. % pounds. and Mr.. Moses
Wcaus.-r. oas which weighed "a pounds.
while u s Abblit thlaks he takes the
ctkc with o1e ulica weighed three pounds
an l. smart 81 the biggest % them.
The sBoW icsvrs ss slowly, the roads
arr sloppy b say ths least They say there
has bccu considerable water 10 The road,
down In the boich Too bad 10 have such
roads. BOT our stage driver can wade his
horses where others would drown q team
ant thea thrash hen hAlf an boar.
Mis- Agnes Richards has been very sick
with diptthcr.A
Colds and lung troubles are more CON-
mon than sunshine. for We havut seen The
sun for q mouth. such lot OF rainy,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

nruu. April IA lse pr,seut a. che
Fa-urrs c,lh TIE qle.iiea wis opened
Pal he rrsli.r' anl t.c ladies who wcre
grs.rt a.afb ti he.p.i DO thc t.seussioa.
Apfu li,h ths c'l5 MT agaln az ne house
ofn A. kImlsii sui afer che d.,cus.lon
&C. club votes t' sr'1u ur ihe second
rtlr.fay ofN1ssmh.r uext % meet a
tl. scaaohnr.e AZ Wlinc iatsrvsis
To-. snnr hs. d's,pp aoi farming
.s Dear afhlnf
M.,s Sylvia Firwsl Is attending school
af ttr srsfrmV I'M B.fhri inH
SITES O. D. rarktrlofL.ei.i'a. is v.s.
urs Dr. s.t.r Mu 3 T. k.mhal a
NJ li'e lai.rt. NoN nE riUuE
nruu Mn. utmoo. willow u
jams ut-nll. Ia very sict
49, Im rF Noaur. aho moved OBJ Port
l,rf is.f fin trs moved back 90 bis GA
frn n.thr.
Mrs c.t... ihe uIf ofitc1h Chase. has
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ALBEIT =. AUSTIN. Clsrh.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-04-29

OXFORD, 90 Board q County Commissioners,
o. oenesr ss..ion, is,ai held BY adjournment
Mach llth, lot
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evi-
dsaos having been received that the pstitiener,
are responsible And that inqsiry isto the msrits OF
their Al pcsfoa isexpedis Of - ordered that The
County Commissioners meet a the house OF lilf-
en- Chsse ~ ssid Paris on To sdss !,
the l0th daV Of June. A. ID. isst. a.
ten Of the clock A. NJ, and thence pro-
ceed 10 slss the route msntioasd In SAID psttion.
lmmsdl atsly stsr which view, hssrisf Of ths
parties and witnesses sill IL had a. some conssn.
iest place In the vicinity and sach other MEASURES
taken In the premises a. the Commissioner shall
isfgs psopsr And u 10 farther ordered That notice
OF the time plscs and parposs OF the Commissionsfs
meeting Aforesaid BE- given 20 all persons and cor
porstioss Interested ~ cassnG sttested copies Of
said petition and Of this order thsreon 70 %
served spon the Clsrk Of the town % fsris.
AMI siso posted ~ Ia three public places is
said town. AMI p1bllshed three uesks sne-
ce.sively In the Oxford Democrat, . ness
paper printed 81 Paris, IN said county OF Oh.
lord the nrst Of said publications aed each Of the
other notices, 70 Be made, served and posted 81
lsAstthir y days before szd time Of meeting 70
end that all persons and eofporztions NAY then and
there appel and she's eAass II any thsy have. Oh
the prayer ssla pc itionsfs shoslt not b granted.
Attest: ALBERT :. AUSTIN, Ira.
A trss Copy OF aid reil,ioa aud Order Of Court
thsron'
Arrest ALBERT 8. AUSTIN. clat.
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-01-05

The ironmolders of Pittsburg, who
have been notified of a reduction of
10 per cent, to take effect January l,
will meet to-day to consider the
proposition. Owing to the depressed
condition of the trade it is thought
the reduction will be accepted.