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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

MINISTER. -
ny 4. u.
Dea- \. n. Cummings has been SUFFERING
frOm neuralgia and rheumatism, 80 that "
was with difficulty that he could re, on
and OF the bed he Il now - A. IN resume
work, but by no means free from pain -
n. l.. Cole has another attack of erysipcias
In the form OF large Ugly sor,s ON his isgs
below the knees, and are growing worse !
the prospect Is that he viii have - give
up work entirely.
Charles Lspham i AZ work agaln this
winter for Hastings & Co, In Gilead. log
glng; bis oldest son. MARX, sprsiued bis
anklc the frst Of october, ~ lesping =
brook. 80 that he hal % 90 on clutches
number Of weeks Newton Bryant has 30
FAR rcgalned his health that be has gone TO
elerklng Cor w. II. Cole AZ the Pond
II. II. Cross has been In feeble health ever
since last spring. part OF the time hardy
able 10 leave The house; he l. now able 10
DO q little light work.
Sam. felts new barn IL nne-lookiug
building. and might, Al distance, De mis-
taken for q good sized church, minus The
stecple -Jf Smith has newly shlngled
and also clapboarded bis house, pat 10
two bay windows In front, and large glass
In the l. part and when treated with
good coat Of paint will look Ike new
house. lie Il q practical carpenter. ard
does his own work Sylvester Cole has
soii his farm 20 Prank W. farri Mr. fsrr
l. = ne.iooklng young man, Of good hab-
is. has cage OF his own, but no bird u
occupy II. Giris-bu, lespycar i pss,
Mrs. Kimhairs school closet In the Mar.
tin District, last Saturday. ami she would
have commenced Al LOckc's Mills on Tues
dAy. but the Ore refused % burn on account
OF The funnel being oiled with snow, 80 she
was obliged 20 defer Il one day longer. Mr.
Curtis, the agent. put the school on tour
weeks for the sake OF having Mrs. n,
teach A. She taught there last wiuter, 40
TIA, ne knew whom he was employing
Rev. n. G. Goodwin has become pastor
OF The Bap,ls, Church Al the Pond. and
moved into {. 4. Chase's house, who're
there l. plenty Of room. They bal q social
gathering there last evening. and The house
was well dllcd. there being quite compa'
ny % young people. A room was given
In which they soon engaged In playing
button. whlriing the plate, chasing The
squirrel, etc. and you ought - have seen
how Omen Harry Cole ami Fred bryant
would make mistakes Tor The sake of BE-
ing doomed % 20 on mission. We
also bal vocal ani Instrumental muslc,
good time eating apples. chatting &c
Af,er which a sewing circle was organized
They have three children, All 81 whom are
boys, The oldest three years % agc, and =
pair ~ twin babies foar months old, With
light complexion, hlac eycs, AMI look A.
near alike A. two plams on The same stem
Their name. are Warren and waller
weight Al birth. Ani L. lbs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

OXFORD. ss.-Ats Court Of ffotais bed a.
Psris. viii sith ~ AMI fof the luutF Of okioid,
"a the mud TussfaV Of Dee, A. u, ls-i.
HANNAH A. ini-H, Admin siratfIt on ne
estate on AafCu AZ tfish. lsts OF Nooisiort, in
ssIi 1ouuiV dseeassf, having prsstuied her a.
r1unt al almInI stratIou OF ne estate a aid is.
ceased Cor alosAncei
OupTETn. nat ne tai Aimlnisira'fIn size
not ~ o. al persons Interested, uf caasnt cliN
of M order d be- pubushsd three weeks 80
e.ssIvelV In the ONf1fd usmorfAt, priutfi A faft
that thsy my aEpsAr AZ tQurt ~ Probate % o.
he "A AZ Paris Niitin AMI Cor tal NoanfY on We
thifd Taesiay Of Jan. neht. Az o'cilfk N ne
f1fenton an1 shos cause, d any ttey have Wy
The zane should roi b. allowed.
GEO. A. WILSON judge.
A true c0py-aiisst III. 4. DAVIS, REGISTER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06
sTATE ~ NAM

STATE oF MAINE
uNTunu. 81 nsIrfrmr IaiIr.sl i'nft rfTtfM
49, lem a. II I-.t
AfFiiErs = MAS Piainuf W.. CHARLIE,
riNnKtk pefsniaat
taalifk % inn ras. Arruuri Annfhfi 20
~ ~ Or mtiffials iurulthrt la fcpaIrnE 80
lusiins h1uss. ef,ri ius itr 30. al a.isr.nf ttt
r.x..rIss BE- hsfn ssun-rtei, 90 ikaI s.taatet In
AihanY. q said Calnif, 90 90 .estefll s.ie =
~ roai irailns from .Ilfknas hrrnrtif hnnf,
h ne houss crrurlci By hfofss GROWER. aaa
frirs on rfsu.sf kn0su A. thf Asa ilnElff
plsrs. ttr 0snfr uf Hh.rh Is io the lIsinif 90
knoun al tfls sal d hfalSht o. snilfcc 90 81
piaiuifs loo, ~ taii meifritt lqn a. tlNi
les AM iani Above tslctpcf
"a. damnnn. 5000
Ilsts n ufIt Isbrusry ;th i~i
tpon ne inrfE1.nE fuh ip su'of0i ihe let
"a ilsl a.1n lhf O. .llllTa an1 laul above o.
srfIbsd Il klEsarng O. ~ Court ttn me nnl'
.lsi 90 80 furu snsi hT rrutfari sIn N
al thaflrs rIuErrr sho IL ruf krosu O. ~ thi
ounsf ~ sat Tfcuiacs, ari ttaf fad ouuef IA
81 n1tiCs OF sai 80 lf e nriffri hf tne Cur
hat the plalnt.f sFs notice io the ustff OF thf
taIilinrs AM Ianl Attached ou stil fuii o. esat
AZ A shsifari Of tai ert knt ms order u
couft thereon. o. BE- pablIshci ihfsc sfess suc
sessIrr'y In &c Oslnfd ntmlcfata ptIsf lIiet
81 a. Pane ln al tuuntI. ne last lat.l.at on
10 H. an tF days al least tfflfs Ne tski Urn Of
.slf rlaft b. o. hfif a. lars, on ttf strori taft
day OF Narrh, 4 u, ls.i, Oh fhc cd nat ne al
o.neF of sai tuui.ng ard iari nay thcn az
there appear a. saii f.1H, ari D. t4mihl y
isisnt Ani bse9ms party 90 saii tui' pc n
80, Amsst,-ALnERr IS. AUSTIN. cislt
Atstaei of al sfi al e1pJ u oidsf 81 ,suf
Anai -ALHTET = AUSTIN c'es.
Al uTEEffk. Aity i1f pIaIntd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

We feel that the A DyIKrisiR a. To-
cal paper merits place In every fami-
~ In oxford County.
To those who have been reared In
our midst, who now are In distant
states aud foreign lands and yet have
an interest ia home affair, the ADvEE'
rrsER Is an indispensable visitor.
To such the ADVERTISER is Ike let
ter from home.
A. il contains all the local news Of
the territory il attempt. to cover full
and complete, gathered especially for
is columns by an efficient corps Of
correspondents.
For the year 10 come, az In the past,
is local items, home news, sketches
and "reminiscences will be lis leading
feature.
1t will not dabblc in politics or be-
come the organ Of any sect, creed or
party.
II will In a. impartial a manner rs
possible chronicle the every day oc-
currences Of home life aud spread be-
fore is readers each week the happen.
ings and enterprises, the fortunes and
misforiunes, the JOYS and sorrows, the
misery and woe, the hopes and fears,
the likes aud dislikes, the wants and
expectations Of the community for
which IL IL published.
The ADvERTIsER one year cash IN
advance sl.j0, postage paid by The pub
Usher. -ADyIRTisER, Norway Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

poETER We have hAi some vcry warm
weather afer The cold wave; fields and
roads are getting hArt-frank Pcndex
Ter Is very SICK with trouble In his throat
an doubts are entertained % his recovery
ThCy have purchased bell for their
new church az keIar fAlls--forier vi.
lAgc district has hullt new school house,
2ix3s, costILg between 500 and 500,
with The latest improved seais-ihe best
one IN town-Mrs. Thankful GiipAtrick,
% Hiram, ~ years old, has since Sept I,
spun 90 skeins 81 yarn, doubled and twls'
Tel - has pcelci aud strung 20 strings OF
apples knit pair % mlticns, and done
her houscwork. Can anyone beat III
John gico And John Miilikcn caught = nice
string ~ plckcrcl and trout on The Colcord
Pond, this week one troui weighing Ia
stephen Glpatrlck OF Hiram, an
agci man. feii on The Ice and injured him
srif quite severely.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

faYf.rns. - saturday morning nrc
.s.-tt .n tlr or.e of = A. Pages slop.
trI destroyed snue papers and iif cap
ST. Page has rccrci Chr.stnls, ani
rlrrei Irto the hard wool desk There
Fss rl lne .n that part of tae shop AZ tlc
emo. Hlt It va discovered BY Nv Cuus-
.rs .l season OBJ prevent further damage A
lantern lai been ughtct there early ln ne
uarn.r- and 10 is Supposed that a part %.
i'c match nay have broken OF uunolced
Mrs. A. ~ 1erncss hsf an attack OF
alor. .Ny Tuesday. fut Il comforta1.c noN
w o. spring has returned from Boz
ilr. Na0fc. Al one ~ che heirs. De- hal
heer attending the trial OF the stone VII
cas- tte .lry Isagrccd-f. ". spring
80 .ost a horse ron pneumou.a--L.ttie
clrfy ari Lucia roNle have been Al
.one 20 t1e holliays Capt Brad1ary :
Alt1y sleigh has appeared boz once tl.s
.ts'1 perhaps t1e Captain forcstN MS
AZ a1i took th.s opportunity ior arip
t' Boston
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

SwrpES Christmas night The mall
was unusually fuu. Swcfsus children FAR
aui near rrmemhcrci " The loved ones Al
h1mc" Mrs y %. Mciuilre ~ frycburg
L. visiting relatives In This tovn--Win.
foii Stevens l. on the sick lisi--SAntA
Claus gave George wis barrel OF Hour
flr which hc - very thAnkfui--kiien
Brown j. husy making new logging slcis
Art repairing oii ones - Johu Wilson
has thc boss New Years present plump
rnrV gIri.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

Krvruan CrNrEE Prof wallace. OF
Chicago. has lasi flushed a course % lee.
tlrcs A. this place. on various subjects
H. lecture on The Great Pyramid Of kgyp'
Wa Interesting AMI Instructive, a. De
presented some IDEAS that were entirely
uew 60 the audience. His lecture last eve
~ VA on thc slh'eCi % lnicmpcrance,
or TIE Trrrf ~ tnrurl Mrs. Charlie.
Ahboit L. suffering with spAsmoiic asthma
Ter iAlghtrf Ella, has arrived home nom
WAiham. Mass-Mr. Turner AMI wife,
from Watham Ar spending fcS weeks
VIII john Sicvcns's Amliy--LAst Saiur.
dav. the mercury fcu % - . below zero.
ani thc neKi Tuesday 10 ran up 10 10 10 TIE
middle oft1c Gay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

EAsr SUMNER ca risimas festivals we're
haid az thr Baptist church, wednesday
evening". Dec "a. AMI 40 Liberty Hal, on
Thlrsiay. Dec. 90 both well attended. -
saturday. Dec ~ The thermometer stood
al I'D hcioN the coolest yci--A uum-
hcr of street amp. have been pui 10. this
season. the attest To- mont % The rosi-Ofice
aui CO.. "thc square IL. NJ. Robinson,
A n. of rhlAfelphla, has been visiting
BIZ oif bono -i--t goes oct nkc alamo.
taking most Of the snow with 70.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

TIIE subscriber hereby Eivss public Ioiiee that
she has Tea duly apps intei ~ The honorable
Iufse Of Probate fof the County Of oxford 400
tate Of
SAMUEL BUTTEgfiELD, late 81 Rumiofd
In saH CountY. decsasci D. giving bond a. me
law direets che therefore fe4uests AT Iffsonslh
a.htsd 10 the estate q SAID decsascd o. make im'
mediate payment, aud tfosc who have any ae'
'''-''' '-'''' ASGIE BISHOP.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

The subscriber hereby sIves puhlie Noiiee
mai ~ has ben duly appointed By the Hon, Jui ~
OF Probate Cor the County Of oaiord And Ia
assumed the trust 81 Admin lsratoI OF ne etiaie
Of ALDEN fKOsfi late 81 Mehlco.
In ait County, deceased, BY giving bond a we
lau directs be therefore requests All lsfsons ~
debtcd 10 the estate Of aid deceased - mAAs
Immediate payment, ami those who have any as
i1ee n. i.,t. WILLIAM n. rAlNTkR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

OxFnHD.-Noy variable weather, SAl-
rrftv. a-th. the Thermometer Indicated a
.i..f-rrurr of over t0- in che temperature
In b. hours--Serviccs 80 Rev. dr. hm'
mons church - follows Sap1ath school,
flam.. church service, ] .ioi conference
meetings. sunday ant Tuesday evenings
Mss Herscy l. spending he holidays
A. her father's. George and Henry klils
.n.nt Chrlstmas A. home--Anuie Robin
"a raj a fugor broken BY shutting u IN
so,r. Harry Whlieh0use was hart on We
h..f ant face while coasting MI
crwminrs hai gin OF Zoe little son
flr the new year, and MI fAfnhAm n't.s
daughter-Thc ChAlttllaA t.icic nNs re-
sumed 10 mCCtlngs--keF. NJ. bsl1sn
and wife were in town, MONDAY ifAoe
In ruhhcrs Is brisk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

Nonm WATERFORD a festival Al oii
FsloWs llau. Christmas I've good time
ans plenty 20 presenis--Ihc ODD fel'
lows received. last week. from Df. fauuee,
a box of nice oranges raised In bis own
grove lu Florida --- ShAkcspcrc Cub
ma with Mrs.. II. 4. Elliott, Monday eve
uIrg -Co'ts are very prevalent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

days or Der relgn placed upoa a gang OF
ncn, lnclliirg some ffum Hartford. en-.
ploycd ty frsmout Irish % cot aud haui -
a depot timber ICON a cedar swamp be- 90
h1rkleii village. As, uron a gang az
men rmp.nYci 3D. haul - East Sanafr
ifpoh trross Northeast ro1i. 500 c1rl OF
WOOL. coz CA Elsin HoNari's iaui in
Hartford lae Irish Broihtrs 90 Hartford
WIN tNp strong teams ~ oxeu. ADD thrse
mcn, wofking rarly and late. scared a
large amount uf timber io he converted In
ttf'r steam mIl 20 brush blocks ---fie1.
a. luung frum B1sinl. firmerig 90 A
born, VII roe forget thr 1919. and Z. j..
sgph NtguIre tom Boston. the 3lst. 81
lcccmnrr. if thry retain their reason 90
ny Az. almost IN years of age. II grew
-o cnli CO. thr lath. ~ my residence. that
tle churts were done NJ the barn hy day.
Igtt AT thrre large drrs hl.n to keep
fne family com lnrttnie. knnrk AZ On l
door sas hCari. which proved 10 hc Mr..
yong NaFIrg arrived I'm the cars. he
h.rcI htuf li the hlckneh ilonsr o.
hrus h.m a. Hartford Having gone a
short distance bis team proved a failure
llc g1t ahrard another team ant rode a.
thc foti -uNf hv klWsnu. AMI wa'kei o.
tne house. Anrr visiting Hartford Cold
Spr.n- en- neat morning. d. lcft in sctson
tn take the f1rtnpon train tn Al1uru. Mr..
NtguIrc came O. nackfrit I'm thc noon
raln arl came to the sprIug house on foot
sufer.ng a. much hy The heat A. Noarg
i.i hY tto c1If lourg came - make Ar
rargcmcDts Or more water. which was
called l1f. owing io th' cnois being man
uarfurci AZ the spr.ug nom tlc best MAJ
fCrts. Their rrcuIu excellence arises
rou the supCrorIiy of thc water Mag.
u.re cane Oh tske charge of che hoitlng
apartment, hrIrg recommended hy Prof
Char.ls A walker. who bottled thc frst
bottle ol charged water ever Zone by ma.
ch.rffy Ic uAfuri Cnluty. walker aut
oifers say 10 takes less power o. charge
thr bottles owing tn tle gas ln che water.
-IlrulT Will show hcr heels before
night
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06
CARD

To ali Who are suffering IRON the errors and IN
e@rsy. loss Of manhood, Ac., vill send . recipe
that viii cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. tbs
real remedy wa discovered BY Q missbonAy In
South Americs. sesd . self.stiresssd enseiope
70 me RKv. JosErH 7. isnAs, stAtes u Ss~
lork CIV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

y,Riors BrlSE- ISrKEEsrs-Two Ac-
CluENfs.
IRON cur Upton Correspondent
H.F. West has expended about twelve
hundred dollars on his mill. AMI Il ready
d DO all required work Al short notice.
WIN. y. iicmlnwAy and D.. " Greene
have bought the starch mill and niicd -
up for a repair AMI paint shop
Chester Coolidge cut hls foot quite bad.
" whus cuttlug wood A. A. VI. Coolidge
camp, Ani was hroughi out % The lmha'
cog House. Dr. Twlicheil was called q
trcss the wound.
A. Dr. Twltchel % Anioycr AMI Or.
Swascy % Canton wee passing VI. U
Coolidgc's store. on Upton I'LL, The hors's
took fright. maklng The siegh = perfect
wreck Both gentlemen escaped unhuft
AJAx.
Roierlcks Cough BAlsam Is prepared
from a recipe o. one Of haine's most "a
nous physicians. deceased.-Ii i gaafan.
tsef - care See atyt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

wr.r P,sts-E. n. Jadkins returned 20
Portland. Mondsy. q. l.. Durham was
- home from Portland, ChristmAs--
Nr.. Hannah Emery was buried SATURDAY
n m. services a. the NJ. 4. church, oy
u pastor--Mlss Lnella Day = last awe !
- has bsen a cripple since a little girl
Prof Lancaster Of Boston, orgauifed
sir,iur school here. Tuesday evening" u
~. FrIisy and saturday evenings -
A. RscknsIn l. absent. with bis brother
Al Sumuer. Who has cut himself very SER.
oa.ly, We understand his lfe Is cespA'ieo
Cur snow i mostly gone into tne
river. The mercury stood Thursday morn MORN
ing Al N O'Clock. a. so above zero. Va'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

NORWAY. - Two storrs. Masons ani
ulrurgtnu's. we're robbed Tuesday eve
rIrr Tie concert ant dramatic cutsr-
ts.rmert. wednesday. Jany an, Norway
uan-Froe concert. Norway Hal, Jan y
eth. hy mixed glartettc Il paper IN cir
c1Iar1n rcgari O. changing county build
.rrs Farmers Institute 40 The Norway
Granee Hal Jan. q. 70 lla. m.--Sk
Irs ai che r.uk, NeS Year - Music az ne
C1nsI church. Ast Slb11tl. Was very Tue
The e. T. =. g.. met Win Mr.. FULLER
iasi M11iay evening -frtncls Hale pa,
ben taken O. tie Insane Asyium, Augusta
A great Zeal % business a. swan
nlruham's --- schools commence neAt
week Mis- Mary Hooper, sister or Rev.
Nr Hooper. ii visiting friends here. MIS-
Alec Warr.n III at home. Lanson FROST u
In t1Nu-N cw toNn houis, rcaiY Tor sale
fr.t of IaulfrF snow ii fast disappear.
Iuz-S Mlctt II moving into his new
homo on Paris 81 Mr. fackard's house
+. flst hs.ng completed Circle neNt
MDfnf.flV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

uE>utsa -Clagucry H.. Berry has sn.l
ns starIN Denmark o. James n smith
a1f accrr,ci a position ou tlr Grant
lrlrk Tie NiifcIIoNs have comp letci
t.r.r BAL. -.Kf-. l- flot posts W.tl aii.-
t0r 20 stairs. FIRST f1or pl1..c ball. .-A
"a, s.coui foor Oll feloWs BAL, -,NIl .
arte rnaus. IlAH ant l.Kli. dining room
I'M attr l.xt.. cost. si.IIt II. y. ,ulia
gtF. Ilf. value So $50 Nts raised hl
s.H,rr r,on by msmoers and p -lccca CIR
r. .aance ~ thc Lodge TIE Lpfzt
..rta.rs IL. ul~uhcrs. Dee. Cd, AH0. Ul
cl Nas olcCrcf ". o. n D Wrutvprtl.
VIC. WI Merrill Recording ant
W Cray rcruancut sccrcttrIcs. John lnl-
81. Treasured.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

Al rur LocAt Nsws OF Any lNronr-
.srr-Norrs rEnN Thirty tunII
al IocAt SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
Frra, SrcroS or OXroun CorNrf
NfruTsESrEn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

IaNrus At slur.sr. nec -l. .t.r t.lr.
m1metff Indicated nr.IN zero
Carlstmss va observed nV a tr.f aus ap-
prurr.atr EXERCISES af tnr frU. Baptist
church w " Arirtws. rfr..ll. n.
Centre street Grammar ~ct.rI lurtari
srruirg BIS car. stuas Flraf .Ir at llra
Brntfnris- W. learn taat lr .s frry .a-.
ccssfl. .r BIS urN posi- ROB- Nf...r s
Boston Comedy COMPANY Play rfrrF r.-at
tt.s sea at tte skatrg r.rk MUI.er A.
WAYS aasa fa. lnasr - Toe lart1n f.-
age schools arr unI.r tar .n-'ra.tIr H.
Mr Wcufeorih ofLe1sro1 ari Laura fogg
f Hartford there arr rcar'y .I pupils Ir
.arh department. -- FRANK hn.CF. wnH
.a- .eer tareer1a-'v SICK at tae hone af
.s alrf NJ nlSt1r. Isl slowly Impfog-
rg clar.rs Cunarn Isl very nE Bis
co.'s speak 10 bin AL nc.ug I'M very
.rt.a 0Hri.t.nn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

F,. r..esrun. -Ncw Years Greet
rr CHRISTMAS passed. e.fn .ts usla. s.f-
t..rs arI r0nrurrarrrs Tier. uas a
CHRISTMAS troc ai U n Aliens to ua ID
t..r 49,. people etrc fl Invites ari t.o
PAM ill., trar at W u ~lrkut, Sd a.. D..
A.rr. trsagti w.M \. ". hle o..
n.sf0n. Is at Bone ur tarai. Iu l.r
r.rr uarr urafHrr has Ir.Frr trr ..r gan.
sr.rs r-Hm fr. pos NJ o..rs arI J.
d. urrv arc crrCtrg isr...ng nnar-s ani
therefore Az a|.t tn arrrrr. atr tar u IN
weather hCttrr shan ta0se uan u.sa fo asr
tMr.r trama
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06
"Reminiscences. Notice.

Tte untersisued harIrE bcfu appointed ~ ne
uoaorable julie OF Probate Tor he County o.
sf,ri. on The third Tuesday Of DecemDef, a. -
el.is,s al rrcsitors against the estate ~ Atuer
Bennett late OF Bsthel. In aid eounis, deceasel'
repressnted in.olssnt hereby give notice thAt -,
mon ths from the date OF sald appointment sIe ~
move their claims and that they VIII - 10 Session
Al the following place and Tines iof me pnflo.e
of ros.yins the sane, va. AZ ne house oi Geo.
N. Browu. in Mason, Me. on rainrisY yAh..l
lstf, A. n. ~. az . O'ciOrk A. NJ snd rat"faAS'
Nsr,h .ist. ls,d, zane hour and plAse.
GEO. ". BRoNN' Com'ss.
J. N. bkA>,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

Nrnrf --Arot.cf Co'i suaq, ari auoih'
rr t.an II urrrmntr. snow settled more
tlar .rs-ha.f. hal weather flr ioEgcrs --
Wl.f. E.r.. ani poplar now ou the nov.
.n t.Is s..t.nr. poplar for pa.p delivered
MIMI af t.. Corner. AMI tlc Branch, % he
.ts.I ...r spoil strips ari bowels y.
81 BAKER lfs .l.t completed extensive rc-
ra.r. .r E.s hlIl.u-s -- samuel EamCs,
a.r.1t Apr. NeNry - oldest lnla1itant
ne was Born ans has always lived la this
tlwr. he Is stlu quite smart ana active
santa Claus came to rme AZ the bfanc 2
school hnlse. CHRISTMAS I've. bat got stuck
.- sr1w.ir.t CO.. his Nay 3D. thc Coruet
hc arr.yci az tle latter place at right
saturday evening" Blth we've very crloy'
an.r OCCASIONS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

=. 9nH,p.-A merry Christmas and happy
NeN Aear--We are having some mild
~ sqr.ng-lke Nelfher--A CHRISTMAS
,.,'l.itl Va held AZ thc church. Chrlstmts
I've exercises ~ thc Sab1sth school and
-ls.c lf the choir. ansr which tle pres
.lis ron tao wolllaiened trees were dis
Illaiel 90 the Joy % sIl--Geor2c T.
ollnaan i traslng spruce 'or =. Wight
VI toar.1x team--J ". Benuctt Il
sANirg iong lln1er. tbs wesk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

HUvronp Rev. &. A. Hayden % Lew.
lsion delivered The hrsi Ia a course Of lee
lures. % be given by The Ramford foiul
Literary Socieiy. AZ the Univcrsalist Oh.
Suh'cCt The ming Of NE. Thoss
sho we're fortunate enough 10 hear the
lecture. pronounced 10 highly CutertAin'
lug The new store, a. The Cor
ucf. which looks very attractive, especially
iu the evening. when fully lighted, and The
neW blacksmith shop. make fne aidluou
o. ihe village = Marsha Blsbcs
stopped here Nouday. when on bis Way ~
Aniover. ne. evidently. does no, mean
nat "Unc,c SAN shall sufcF through any
ucg'cCt OF bis In this section --fCArs
A. BOW entertained that The Ice may ~
out 90 thc river for The third time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

B1ro~ lothian Shaw 20 CHS toWr has
"a matched pair of DARK rcf steer calves.
a..lt FL. gtt m1lths o.i--nfaat.rs. IaiUci.
rlrT arr-tlEi grrn over rFc t0rt
fHan o. slaU has lately been Ur a f.s.t Cd
..s fr.rrfs In last u.xrr.i. Nce sharon
arI Mercer uc has a One ftc year Old
krr1 cn.t In training Az Nrw sharon. A.
Mercer te bought a r.rc grafc Hereford
r.. caf to hcti t.s htri trc coming ga.
s.r-r a.. Wfaam has -or. to letter
VITA ts nlr-oN team. tn ata. tu'lr
nr CtsrCs W.than to tte -tea. u
ttrrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

otftl.r a. ffr surHirF az ufrurn t1rsrr
sTAII 90 MAiNE
uNTuUn. - mlrrrmnff. a ID. l.-l
rt,Iffs l. d give nntirr ftaf IN the tafufT ih ~
i iar 10 tsrfmtrr. A. 10. lsri. Narrtai in Tn
a-lrrrre 49, Itfufi uut nf ile Count ~ insoi tfr
~ fnf tal luniT I'd nkilrii tgalns ihf - tatf
ID Jerome o. IelI1sa. nf ifFfhIfs on fald tonn'
ff. afIafsr.l a. o. kn lnsuIffuf Debtor. on lfu
trn 90 sad iieNfnr. ahrn lrifInn 49, t'si IN
fff l..h Dag nf uff. A.. d. lfl io HhIrh "a.
rarnr.f date ufrffsf on claims IL tn NH comp tfl
Ihai tfr rarmrnt 1f anF iftfs ln1 ine dfNttii
art tfarsfff oI anF properly nrilnflnN to "a
DEBTOR % him ur l1r De ufr, AL CO. d. fsfr 80
trsns 20 ~ anT property ~ BIN aw iofuiirn
fy a.. mats mtri.nE a iho Creditors OF sttI
nsffnr D. ufuFc their Iftts ari fnoosc unf ui
~ ore A. Enffs OF DE- estate. siA D. he'll a.
coat a lns1IrrurT. t1 be- hoilen si Paris IN sal
1untr. on thr sisi lar OF janatrys A 10. U.s. A
nIne o'tinfk on thr forenoon.
Given urlfr M hanI one date lTaf above writ
Ten a.. Ossnou. pcgutf .htfih
a. Messenger 90 lns 1uri uf insolfcnrfi i'i
aalI County nf NnIIrl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-06

TIIE Subscriber hereby gives Public Notics that
he hAs been daily appointed ~ Ne Hoo. Jafire q
Probate Zoe the County a oxford, and assumed
the trust % Adm nlsfrator % the estate OF
ISAAC l.. sARsENr, late of Porter
IN sail 1ounty. deceased, By giving bond a. ftt
ias directs, he therefore reqaesis al persons In
dettfd % the estate Of said dec assi % make i'm
mediate payment, add thoss sh0 have any de-
mants thcrcon % exhibit he same o.
MOsEs :. MOULTON.
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