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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27
PARIS

Both our pastors were away GA a.
changes. Suniay. Rev. Mr. Cochranc ex.
changed with Rev :. Hooper. ~ the
Methodist church At South Paris, AMI
Rev Miss Angell exchanged with Rev MI.
Crosby of Brunswick.
Qatc uumber Of Paris I'LL people were
ln the chorus At The musical convention a.
Norway
Mrs Giles has soli her stand % Charles
Rawson. AMI will move % Portland soon
The people are glad 10 see "a Gov Per
ham well enough - be- out.
WE Fsfkius Is doing quite q bnsiusss
painting this fan. lie has already pAlnlei
-four houses Al south Paris.
Mr. Dane. 81 Roslludale. Mass. has
been Wishing hcT father, jacob Dauisis or
this place
The Baptist church has heen p,lniei
and repaired. aud looks very fr,sh In u
coat Of white ani green. II = Doe ani
= a. llawkes dld the i1h
= 4 Hawkes. started f1r Trip through
Mass New Yofs. New jersey tni Fem
sylyanis. % occupy several weeks, Monday
ancruoon. iIc will make qai,s sisii 10
Philadelphia
A curious little whlflwind was noticed
ou the common Sanday afternoon. ltwAs
twelve % dhe,n feet 10 diameter. and re-
malncd suNriy stationary, carrying The
dead leaves srouui A. uniform rate oi
speed for time vafiously cstimaied BY
observers A. from Eve o. ten minutes oar
localr reporter started q make direct tcst
% 10 force. hgt 10 suhsiicd a. bis AZ
pfnaCh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27
WILSON'S MILLS.

The bright October days afc oclng vel
improved ~ lumbcrmsn, Ia getting ~
supplies. building camps aui cutting roads
tote teams are continually coming and
going Tho past week several operators
have gone %. with their crcws-Walter
Wet. Hobbs & sawyer and David Wheeler
while Jack Lazy, Dart wentNofh and
- Water. hsi got up A. far A. flnts,
saturday night The supplies, after being
haulcd % the head Of Aflscoos falls. are
then transferred 20 big scoN, Carrying
from ten % tftcsu tons. an. then sculiei
up The river from I've 10 twenty miles 10
ths varloas logging claims.
Tccna Brooks Is up 90 Nisli 70 hcI
mother. Mrs. J W Clara
]. L. Bean attended The Autoyer fair,
AMI came home with q nice yoke OF oxen.
The sporting season i about over A.
the boys arc al stArtiug Tor The woods b
partridge and duck Ar siill quite plenty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27
HAKTFORn

Thur.iay. the 90 dsy of Octobsr. ! ~.il
commrucc smother brigade cafi-io tcsp
ny sori
seldom 90 ~ have sgch Asuiien chaugc
% Noathcr 40 thls time % year, siihin q
feW hours From fog % uofthstsief
at csru.ug was A. saiicn a. unlocked
'or
90 the eyeuIug of The 2isi received my
pruoCaar. and was much pleased 10 ses
ny brigade cards free from vpogfaphicA
h.unisf.. A. 10 requires Apfaciicci eye rot
to make auy errors. Those brigade cards
wlI be- kcpi o.. good specimens of type
settng
Tb,rk. q .. Dofle Dart for her CARS.
tI.n sxpfss..ou towards " Hartford. ]
.hogit H. pleased % zee her make onc 81
TIE many Who call upon me a. they fislt
Hartford Cold Spiiug
Hearing ny article Aooui The Post, nee
In Buckce.i village has caused much o..
grit among some. AK 10 be beard 70 sell
defence. Whsn heard that Cleveland "As
President. knew that CleSelAnd.i We
would ail Shaws place, and wAs SATISFIED
thst Cole would I knew shaw aud Cole
Wh.u In minority. Both esteemed highly
a. tried friends. In whose ycraciN l hai
gubouutCd confidence may our riend-
shlp b. uubrokeu.
MANY barrels Of water from Hartford
Sprlug are sent 30 Boston.
Harvesting j. shout done Ia this Nclnl'
N. A good crop has been secured, IN me
orlsr. fllug the storc-houses Tor winter
TIE Irish Brothers are now introducing
~atsr luto the homestead, The Bicknel'
Bfothefs are dolpg The same lheir arms
ioin. Both are 10 The Line Sehooi us u
Hartford. 800,
IL /. beautiful weather on The sSl OF oc'
tober 90 complete the same.
HARTFORD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27
HEBRON

~ lrt.r,st i maulfsstci in The praise
a. r-,vrr service SabhAth evenings, AM
A.. son lance Is more each week.
H. IafI-. Az Soc.sty met a. l. T.
Merlin. Tuesday evening many were
prevented from telng tntfc Oh Aee'-'' ~
tnr unpleasant seaihrr.
Am6rs the atss. Improvements We
So ID TIE rvating room have pesn
-, Al, excellent style ~ Walter ani
g-orr. Morton. ani The ucs part OF ne
.r...f.. u,t.e furnished with water ~
mrars 90 pie and faucet VIII modeiu GU
tsrieucss 10 the pah.lc hal
Tue artist. Mr.. l.. ". Iarn'f, eAu,'
Ter.f.v. auf AS seven pupils tnls "e,A.
f.rrIr Packard Is amoug Tie uamoef -
Ia. nsforc taken lr-soa-, All aore 80,
DO w1rk NsKt wesk 4aiie n1ln ~.
i.aru Kcnslngtou painung. Shlsa 49,, 49,,
Iluss an Clover are tAAlng tns 49,
NJ. steam. i wofking Via we pias"'s'
b.sIfs earn nx hcnsingtou- -
QaIte uumnsf % students nA'N
an. uoW. ne Elects Of tacsi n.i.ou y
Dr spear OF Frespoft Ani nf' VAi'"'" "
Buckd-id. ,.u...,t,.
TIE Shsksspesfc class AZ sAfst-'' s'-''
lnr The Msrchsut OF Venice.
Mr.. rratt aud Rosa len Ihufslal 49,.
La, ~ NJ Yofk. near Sesk latsf tnAh
thrV rnprCtsf o. on sccoani OF
dent attack 20 usuralgiA
NJ Nrcheu 20 Somcrvile, Mass ioi-
-, ,...I.i.rt % This couuiy, has been vs.
,f'~rhIs relatives. Mr. Cushmans ianii y
80 ofhsr.. arf returned bone MS NssA
p,,f Nn,fy va ahssut from rs school
-, t.v. ms wcsk. on account OF his "a.
80. .irknfss nc deserves The hishes'
--.e.,t ~ ths And attentions Dc hAs A.
-. .ho~u hls father and mother IN we
--lf.t al hls most sftuous Sofk A. sue
rs..fsi teacher. AL regret m ieeo'sns's
49, S.rrrut conducted The Iharsdst
.v.riur mcstug IL avery Interesting nan
rsr.
We are GLAD 10 learn nat MIS- Ans''
Cu.hmsn l. much batter.
"a Pratt las been qliie sick. 80 tast
wefe unable 90 return % Ne" i''A 80
week a. they Intended, ...,,,,.
The geuiismen Who have oeen 1870. 1870.
Win Cyrus Pratt went home 49,, sss's -
carrylux a dae lot OF game ana .ns's -, -.
riars orusmeuted with gray slui.is. 49, n.
n l. Bumpus q Auoarn i ~ toN"i ~
a. much Interested In minerals.
Applss are uearly al picket W" 20 20
s.rs,anf Isaac Bearcc VII have Ao'e' W
/ barrels. 49,. e.xor.
Thc tull wesihsr tbs week = No '''V'
l abe for harvesting ,,...,. 60 -.
We thOaght a nan OF hAItlo's -,
woold have more regard Tor gray hair an
$500 than % iusinuAte that We He
,osng ana green. Why. Ne even knss
SsSSre readIog the last DENocHAr' No.
~rots a Tnele Tons Cabin, bot We paw
-, ~, besn able 90 make sense OF some o'
q Hsrtford's Items
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27
BRyANTs POND.

The following were daily Installed a. of.
hosrs % JEFFERSON Lodge, Y. A. NJ, for
the ensuing year
Arthur a Kicker. ". n. joseph ". farnum.
" Wm. q. Handing. !. ". kufus n. Dun
ban, ftsasursr, Alden Cnase. secretary /. N.
cara n Hsnkin. :. ~ \, walter small. . -
ShAfles coma, :. =, . =. Cole. =, u. q.
swan, 4 Ter
Frcsman l. wyman Of So woodstock
u teaching In the DunhAm district.
II. y. houghton seems 10 be doing q
good business AZ bis store and he sells bis
goods Al a small prodt In addition 10 his
furniture business. be has lately pat 10 q
full line % groceries Of the bsst quality.
which be- Is selling Al a good cut.dOwn
from former prices. We noticed several
new patterns 81 hanging lamps a. III, store
iast received from Boston They are well
worth The prices sskcd
The bad weather prevented many ffom
attending The camp IRE 81 A. NJ. whitman
Post In The evening the members % the
Poet held an Interesting mcctlng AZ Town
Halt Mr. Robinson being unayoidabiy
absent, the time Was occupied ~ several
comrades Who gave anecdotes of the war
aud explained The aim ADD purpose % the
organization. Bacou's Bsn1 % seven
pieces furnished music.
Geo. ID. lioughion returned home last
week lie has been stopping 10 ilymouth,
Mass The past summer.
AlouE1 Felt u qultc lick With fever,
rud the remainder % bis family ere an LEX
With measles.
The Univsrssllst Society will give con
cert AZ The close 20 their sunday school.
Oct 2i
CT klmbsl began term Of school At
No WOODSTOCK. oct ~.
The eutcrtaiumeut given BY MART A.
Town Hal. Friday evening. was one Of the
lest ever giyen here. lie never falls 10
please hls audience Associated with him
j. Tony Coismsn OF Boston. Who takes q
ffout rank a. comedian.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27
SUMNER

TIE Cnaniy Conn Iss.oners met ca Sat
urfsy. Ort Dr.. ou pctItion of ne toSu. %
rIss the partially Constructed road over
.ani osrrt 81 Csislu usftsn Ani David
Artrcss Thc peuuDu sas fof the iis.
rurrruance 10 thc r1si The hrar.ug
Ia.tsi from iI a. AZ O. ate in the stsrius
Toe PRAYER of tle pguuousfs was refused.
A t1sn mr.tIng IL called fof Tuesday. uct
10. o. See f tht t1su Nlu appcal from The
frr.sInn nf trr Conn .ssinufr.
ErF q Adams. n u OF Bangor, Sec
rriary of ihr Name Missionary Society,
preached A. thc Cungregaiional church a.
Etst Sumrfr. Siuisy mnruing, ort r.,
and a. t1e church ou Samuef ill .n ihc
arfrronu.
Ten 10 twelve msmners ~ thc tougre-
eaunua 0hufrh have hceu iu attendance
Al thr OXFORD Corfrfrrce thIs week
ThrK ABR e.. Sith IT, u-uai uh-
crafty. carries passeugers to thc STATE
Salnath school CorNrrtinn A. Aunlrn ari
the AuirosroggIu valley Pair a. Canton A.
bar f,rr. fuuuire sP,ciA trains iof TIE
after.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27
WEST PARIS

workmeu are now laying q iolnlAuon
f,r the new building - be erected here
which vii be occupied by J. WAylsnd
kImban & Co, and J. H. Bsfrows IN tnc
manufacture Of chairs. The building vii
~ f0O A 3 feet. three stories high. lie
roof will be- covered with IRON also tne
erd peares, the steam mill The building
Nil BE- located south OF The steam MIL ADJ
,.,ctly 100 feet from that building, standing
,,r,ll.l With the railroad The lumber Is
~ sxpected % arrive any day AMI the
tallflng committee propose 10 hANe ths
bgllfiug ready Tor occupancy a. soon a
,,..l.ls. A. the Increasing business demands
s.,.,rs room. Much Interest l. mAniiested IN
a.. enterprise ~ The citiEens OF THIS VI.
clplty. which l. shown BY The Tact thAi
more than sl00 has been given OF pledseu
L. be given To- labor 20 help pulld tnls
builtlng. The subscribers 20 The oaildlog
o,rd will. A. an early Day, form stock
comn.uv. who will Own aud lease The
bgllilng This bullding will Dc nne al
,,i,i,. A. our village. and We trust sill os
the means Of greater addition 10 ihe oa''
luess Of the place. c-,.,
nj Danham. ouiy child Of Charles and
Ian. Duuham Of this place, died FRIDAY
Oct no. aftsr painful sickness OF nearly
.xssr We bear much sympathy express
a ar Mr.. and Mrs. Dgnhan In their deep
.,r'rtiop. The funeral WAS held Al their
r,.iteuce. sunday, Oct u, and Was al
1900 by a large number OF symPaihitpg
fflends Rev. l. II. Tabor oiil,iAied'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

Sale K'charf. - very ~. 70 l. ieAfc !
nat sre cannot org surriFr. Mr. W p
Merrill IL stopping ~ M. h.caAfd's -
help I'M Sai.c's s.ckrcss.
nr Ahhott of Mexico was called o. s.sii
Mr.. A = lo1ug. at Tuesday Tie rc-
r.,rts hsf curi.ilon a. quite critical
n A. Gammou IT, I'M town. IL j. 81 IT,
Ing runhsr stamps ari canvtssing Tor ne
d. LIE of Oirn. Gfaut
IA psan i. home from Soaih iafl.,
whsre BE- ha. bean RI Nofk during tle
.r-msr. arf AT wofk ou hls hoasc.
a. uofsfor IL away on q" gum iflp.
g.s Thomas terfs hIs store Poriiou oi
A. Zine flrIug rs absence
Anram NefflI Is getting mAtcfiA 20
rsthrr foraucw house. H. foot, ihAi ee
"a at sprIng. L. getting guitc vel lie
u..r rot Il. mlch isme. in time
Hector Nartru has moved TIE stanton
hrlse tosu io Dis Cor porch, All - %"
Wa.tng Coz stanton % CONE and tnAi nm
4 stable. e.
Gnce Merrill il a. s1fk f1f j l. SnAS'
c Is wItham L. AZ Canton Cattle SHOW
r,hn U1nghtou nss g1ne O. fafi-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

News la his nuie town seems 10 be-
vefy COS 10 10 has lef f,r safmsr cline
Nothing ues or strange happsnlug Ilst
noe
!. ID Grover AMI bis brother are fun.
uIng thcIf thrsshing machine in town snd
report kraln nlce. Oats especially good.
Horace Hut hiusou hsi i9- . Bushels 90
four acrrs-Fcry heavy
NJ Mccain from Metals has bsen in
tosu. hos ng siock Nes mich cows And
hcrf Is al hr wants. dIi ROT fad 10 plenty
hfrr Cuss very scarce
rartfitze- snt gray squirrels are picn-
o. m. D. Nils shut thre. partflfges AMI
$50 graz squirrels one morning. Tie kilct
tvo of thr former AZ Que shot
oar people have BEEN hanlug fcs %.
tatoes io Milton Hon a. West Bethe'-
price ltc Ties Cos then rotilng badly.
Hlt Itiie faI ~urk done A. ~
START rain yssisfiay
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27
ETHEL

The store of D. e Rove Nas broken To-
o. Tuesday ght. ani the sa'c blown op,n
sui arout f1riy dollars iu monrY taken.
Therr L. r1 clue o. the burglars. Tue
tools w.th which the ilb was done werc
taken from tac carflsgc shop of j e. BIZ.
urgs ani Ncrc returned % The shop ani
len outside tac door The sane too.s
we're usci oue year ago To- opsuing ihe safe
of Worihufy a rurugton
AsThomas Green ~ NORTH waterford
49, tfiVlug q drove 20 cate through TIE
village A. Bethel llil large boil became
Furious auI entered the house % LIhA
Durkee ans overturned H. fiuner table,
ans attacked BIZ wife. al would have
kII'ei hsr. laf nos timely ali been A. hani
NJ Green promptly repaired The damage
80 ar a. money could So o.
TfAnou a. Auifrss took drove % oai'
DC FROM Bethel wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

Nss a1 Spoorer. frnm Rostor. l.
'fr.l rluntf of sesks ~ A. Per.
rf $50 tas -scsutiY retlruef from rur-
tI F.rr srr spfut ttrcc years Al q m.s
frtrF at sa- nr.Iz-f O. give 90 her
F.-t .r t0raart nf hrr hra'fl.
I'D PIX an1 family from Lowell are
r..rfs arf relatives In MS Qisce.
n Estes has sos cas- hIs Interest ln
.s,rti farm krf gpre to bostou.
N Bartlett trf O " Brosu have
| bsrIn. y "a to sofk f1r J
lEarf
.ar ~ssu hs- sous ou svisit go frients
tf '.af ras .n B1ston
" k.rHaI and sIfs have returned
f.n atrgto Bf.fgtou Csutre. Where ny
- '.. guests of ths Hoo " " Gross
enn osn hardsome fesi1ence
n tg. street 40 isrge farm sitn
.trf flsf yields them MS Jar over
-'tf .lrfrst bushels ~ uics sppies aut a
p iss.r,rent 10 pears- Mr.. Cross slin
az sfs have the happy faculty. OF
go ~ .le.r guests feel a. home a. once.
i.e.t io enough flr their comfort
frtslre While stopping with them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27
RrMFORD GENRE.

Ma meeting held oct 2lst. BY Blazing
STAR Lodge. The following officers were
elected Isaac Bagnsll' W. N . H.
wsrdweli. 5. W; r. y Mariln, J. W. !
m Hove. T.; q. L. Smith, Sec. Past
Master y. II. Bartlett, $. ID, II J.. ha,eh,
insI ID. TIE oricers will be Installed
psxt Thursday evening, Oct. s9th' ht s
whieh there viii be a turkey supper Al the
Tnion House. We predict a pleasant
The County Commissioners met here The
ssi 90 axe aciion In regard TO The petition
presented by X. C. Dolion' TOT cutting ~
49, on The Ferry. Amer hearing oo,n
49, they appraised the property al slzo'
Tes r,tes will be as follows Single team
- soable team, Ice. foot person. sc.
We ,hisk they ana the right thing Tor BON
''5 IT,. Circle met with Mrs. Hoyt, las,
r,nss.sx evening; we were surprised 70
- .o many yoang people there miss
PITCHER NON Rumford Corner gave US
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

90 sr.n. ust 81. i. .sl M session f..
's. hrg 0f PARIS. trscher
larrr uayfs las r0mutrcCi DE- t.nuC.
..sE 81.
Ir stevens IL rlt.ng up stable. To
Erk .r t.s store Il progress ~ ftf iF
Cara STE of Irving hnYutnr i.rf a.
f-tr aetan. Ma. n-t 81. .latIrs caI.i
EEL. u0rt1s o.f
Do C a. $ O. me- vth Mr. 90 u
i.r.. fr.fay evening TIE follow .rg %
Gers erre elected 4 D. B1Yutnr. frrs..
f.ri Mr. Gen Jones. Wee Pre-. .ffrt
u. RI Bryutnr. secretary N a. AufrrNs.
Al. slant ScCfytkry M A. Ar'rcFs
Treasurer
NJ snd M. McKee, of l1r, are vs..
tuE frIeuts hrre. tr.rg.rg e.ta trr- tae.'
rle ra1y by
A dance a. Castse Ftrt.-v ua. waf
usstay syrr.ng Wa ua..c ry hrarr
Ofcttstrt
Mr. irfa Wa..,i II. trry c.r'.rtt ..r.
.---f.rg .tf.r r a-Y Ta.l non Bop rr.ker
NtrT v.rt OBJ N1rsaY ari par.s. at
Htk-ta. ,lgrrur ilf..al Calrt. CorgI
.rrr.r.o as Mls.ra. rurtslt. "a.
.a.re .s SHARE.
NHs g. aft Tea rrg t.t 'ru.ts of ihs
s.r-.rs slors srf 1srcs art ce A. sr,
A. ... tue to re~ t.r rar ta T.-nr-
DECD .rr as sao-s ,Is. sr, .rs- bou
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27
wFST BETHEL

The sman numbsr of scholar. In M.
'lilake a. led me, ont % curiosity, TO
sAelulil saifty We territory, and thi- j.
nc ttsah or ny observations 90 The 3l
lAnluts IN us district. occupying 30
lel.es, - nnd seven Who have had two
sal.1itn each, seven Who have bad one
sAen- 40 nins Who have besn married
ifom no % twenty years without chll.
if,p. Gee couple have two children With
tscny .oue years between their sgss. and
aate never oct auy, There are oulv -
children between me agss OF four and
twenty in The Sd families. whlch i
lfss thAn one scholar b. a house. and iour
houses oontaiu Two iamlues each. l.
thsfe another village % thr size OF this,
10 oHiord County, containing 30 FEW chill.
frtuf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27
ANDOVER

M. Corson has hal h., house aud
store rc-palutst.
Feuton Adamson has bough, the J. II
Mitchell farm.
Rev @ W. Jones % Scarbofo supplied
The Cougl church last Saniay
Geo. EAsier Is bulldlng new I'll % bis
house
The Cougrs gAiiousl Circle met =, Des-
j. Ballcys. wendesiay evening owlng 10
The storm the attendance was snail
A by window has been ADDED 10 The
"Andover House" fronting the Common.
WIN Gregg Is having new cellar o9ii'
under his house. A. A. West has con
tracted 20 90 the stone work.
J. Holton Abbott has sold his sucking
colt 10 II. NJ. HOdgmsn Tor go.
Several Of the Andoyci farmers Afe si'il
digging potatoes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27
RnXRTRY

.a.aff Ntry warm.
n Lncks raised lt2 bushels Of Siutsr
l-p. TIE largest 0ue weighed tscniy
Ilefe Is 10 better feed Cor Siutering
Avs i1an cary cut Day and turniPs. SAID
Avs 30 % be driven any rods % driuk,
Y s,A1f.ng % their beads and drinking
strn
a, yesr
&c young oxsn Cor farmers 10 koep are
ssl.ug seiL
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n RROWNFlELn

Arnihsr iolch 90 iuf|sn sumner
Orrn Alrn - moving biz family O. Fort
lars o. - Al sofk ou the y 40
Report aas 10 hat Hiram 0rtchcl hAs
s1'i he farm 20 zoe Howard properly %
George kfrN. sao sil shortly move on
t1lt
els e. mtsueg ~iih Nrs. jordan.
Oct 90
Parties are tving Oh negotiate Coz thc
Ui rsnu properly -fum1f says fr TIE hln.
tfi oftte fafmrfs In this section
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27
RROXNEIrIn

rhe Tyler c. LIS. c. mstnJL Frl..,.
- ~ vncers chosen for w year AZ,
Ms. = l. frlnk, President Mr. n A
Jofdan, Vice President. Mr. 4 N cil,.
Secretary. '''
through The town.
"hitney has nearly completed his
us~ house, Which Il so0n % bs op.pea =.
hotel
Afs ChAiles Bean % Portland. has
moved iuto The McLncss house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27


curing OF snidsyits, and making the neces-
sary pspers In the forwarding OF the case
n sppeard from the testimony that The
pension was granted In November, 1885,,
and that the defendant. prior Ia lts allow.
ance, was q charge OF the town OF Peru
The defendant denied that he ever employ
"a the plaintiff 10 assist him In any manner
or that he ever requested him 10 make any
disbursements In the matter. The defense
also introduced testimony 10 show that
the plaintiff was one OF the Selectmen OF
Peru In lss2. and was acting In the matter
In the interest Of the town, and tina, sftsr
the expiration OF his term Of Office be con
tlnued 10 set under express authority from
the town officers, and claimed that the
town was responsible and not the defend
ant, and claimed that the town hsd been
fully reimbursed for all expenses, In proof
OF which receipt was introduced nom
the Seiectmen Of the town 10 the defend
act, dated April IA. lssi. showing The pay
ment At that date OF 800 In full satlsfac-
ton OF al debts and demands against the
latter. Verdict for defendant
Austin Grover. appellant from decision
OF the Municipal Court al Norway lmp0s-
log a Toe OF $40 aud costs taxed AZ e2T.0l,
90 q conviction for single sale, retracted
bis plea Of not guilty, and pleaded guilty,
ans was sentenced 10 thirty days In the
county jail. Committed.
J \ Wright, County Attorney.
MOTIFS.
James NJ. Ra w,on. ESQ. Of Bangor,
vas in attendance a. court. last week
: L. S,earrs and Is ;. Doe Of Paris,
were drawn as talesmen. las, Tuesday.
Mr.. Hayden. the .tsnosnpher, has
bis type writer With him, and IN adj
diiion 10 hi. kill asa s,enographer, i
thus able to make very clear and lesi-
Die copies. either single OF Ia duplicate.
by the hind suggestion Of ). X. Car
ter. ESQ. Librarian. the Messenger has
arranged q table and seat, TO aoeommo-
date the local reporters, a, the rear Por-
ton Of the bar.
Considerable amusement was created
Ia the horse case. BY one witness declaf-
ing tha, Mr.. PLY drove up to kimbalfs
while h. was there. lie was corrected
and tod that the man was Mr.. Pom.
pilly Of Lssi,ion. bat be aud Others PER.
sisted IN decapita,ing the name. IL
seem. that the family Is largely devoted
70 horses. and the minor members are
kno~n a. "P,llys." but when they a.
rive At sfilaence OF Distinction, they are
entitled 10 the fall title Of Mr.. PomPilly.
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PORTER.

Very warm weather; good time Tor
farmers o. DO fall work.
Lev Stone Of Cornish had his buildings
consumed ~ IRE on Saturday lasti loss
5000. insured for $500 Mr. stone i
blind. losing bis ,yeslght 10 the late rebel
lion Tie draws psuslou u 81 90 per
mouth
John W Rice zen from an apple tree,
While gathering spples, aud broke his arm
and bruised bis hlp badly.
John Milliken ani Wifi are agsln m,ic
happy In the birth % Ion.
Henry sawyer raised = beet that weighed
10 lbs also q turuip that measured -
Inches y.
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w. a.. h.n'nrfs frrsrFersnce. tlt ~
$50 ca tn skY Scissors
1900 sensitive ln rcEsrt D. being
49,. Fl. aart ttf .ast Sofi
~. ...r rf nrttrI IMPORTS thai e irifni
.f.. n.sf.n hought soue potsiocs
rr..h rr'v tonk tsrrty to make
49,. W ass editors of ~ raf1f1fIr
..a.
-. s.. sv...tng frienis iu Bristol.
Nu .
~. mn. tn srQ'r ucc mhn, hook
49, ga ntn tfy.ng OBJ sci - .ns
-r--.--, r tnsn tnisY
-.k . .tckrrs of hrtatl took q
l,-.. ...tr .f cattle frnm MS ficlu'iy as
HnE
rt-- Ban 0f Maga osty arr Neruey
n,.. Ir.. have takCu somc oNen 90
49,. ...s r.n,r. to snrk .n iae sooiis
Nm. .nr.c Nesry Istetca.ng school
rr.N District
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..,nnlr INITRNALE RIrH1l

-. risi o. ses the istisrs IRON
- nsrt Zoe thsy arr Interesting
-rt, ear frum hsr ntxt seek
r-.t.A Robinson, Mo Sts skpeCtsd
80 b. school lu the Pine Wcot.
49,, Ia. .ufofusi the Aguut nat cir.
t-.,.-rr. prevent her ftum teaching ~.
tr.rthss engaged smother teaChsr.
r.uuerlt Ny 2
krsrp srd T. pauhsm are do.ug
..---rtrr eork here.
-. r'a po.fmaster Al thc ll.l has q
.-f.r.. effrfytf 80 call Or cor
s.s.h t.m slccsss
.k.rftI Il trasirg q hofse shoe
.ra.tar Iu ihe csuire snt horse
Cas- cnrutr She IL smart youug
-. .r...I school teacher, aulcc dress.
.- .rf an nctisut hoasc kteptr.
~ nsrt hrr SISTER. Il stopPiug a.
1000 I..s nuly have u.ce ioi of
IL. .r.ar Coarty Pair. ~ as Gle.
......r sea.r. sfUrg 1onks. cards, etc
-. n. rrsiCIkss. lle ali tc so
-.,'..... a.r arl hti octu on a. gfoant
...,t..- III artr q. Years.
e.. r..t .. t.s rrop.r t1.s say srt hose
.r.-.I t.t.r asu a-sIrfss sui observe
IL. .r k..r
..nfrrr Ch