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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-05
THE CARRIERS BADGE.

A Beautiful Prize offered to Carriers Of the
Globe.
The city cireulator of the GLOBE has had
rich and valuable gold badge made which he
offers as a prize to the most efficient carrier
The back of the badge bears the following
inscription:
''For Strict Attention to Business
And Faithful Performance of Duty,
After Close and Vigorous Competition.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-05
Compliment to a s.. Paul Lawyer.

The Boston Pilot Of this week, referring TO
the eloquent address delivered by James
]. McCafferty, Esq, Of this city before the
Emmett Light Artillery, says: ''Mr. MeCaf-
ferty is veil known and respected in NeE
England. he was the drst president OF the
Land league in America He afterwards
vent to Baenos AyFes, or his return from
which country he settled in 81. Paul. he is
an able LAWYER and man Of the most genial
qualities We predict for Mr. AeCAfeFty =
brilliant future in the Vest"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-05

to take charge of his effects, among which
was about $500 in cash. No reason is
assigned for the strange deed
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-05

A lady who is spending the winter in
Florida writing friends in this city gives an
account of something new by way of adorn-
ment as practiced by the fair ones of that
warm climate. The ladies wear square-cut
and heart-shaped bodices and chain off gold
with loop at both ends, and suspended in
each loop living lizard. The chain is just
long enough to admit of the lovely green pets
reposing upon, or crawling about on the
warm soft skin of the fair owner. "And,"
says this correspondent, ''as write lady
sits near me reading with one of these orna-
ments creeping below the edge of her bodice,
neither party showing any indication of dis
comfort or annoyance" Ladies who do not
sport Lizards amuse themselves with baby
alligators, making pets of them as do some
ladies of cats and dogs.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-05

Lent is over. See M.caaud Bros.' notice
OF tie eighth page
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-05

This is about the time when the office
seeker is being approached by prominent
people with desire of inducing him to run
for Office. OF course, it is great sacrifice
for him to run, and he would not do it ex-
cept that great many prominent gentlemen
insist upon his making the sacrifice. To
accommodate them, and because it is thought
by his friends that he can do the public a
great service, he has, after deep reflection.
determined to consent to allow his name to
be used. That is the way the Office seeker
puts it, but he lays the wires for the nomna-
ton all the same.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-05

Alb Wah, a Wabasha street washee-washee
Chinaman, WHO'S faithfully educating him
self in private school, will declare his in
tention of becoming a citizen of the United
States the present week, he being the first to
do so of bis race in Ramsey county. He
likes the American institutions and religion
better than the Celestial, has cut off his pig
tail and dresses in the Mclean mans gar
ments throughout
~
Reporter-Mayor O'Brien, please tell tie
GLOBE whether you have declined to run for
denomination.
Mayor O'Brien-Wel, really, this discus
sion has progressed thus far without any
help from me, and / would feel delicate
about obtrudiug myself into it now. Re-
ports, however, that / have decided either
to run or not to run are premature and un-
authorized
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
Mrs. John Locke,
Dsswiag sud p.intisg'

The school has been recently selected
By the Goyernmen, Of Bowdoin College
as one Of il. three Fitting Schools.
Washington and Hallowell Academies
being the others
During the pas, year chemical and
philosophical apparatus has been added
a fine. new telescope furnished by the
Principal. the building supplied with
water from Green Mountain and many
other improvements made.
Thi. school Is situated in the pleasant
village Of Fveburg, noted for It's health
FOL location. is beautiful scenery ard IL
freedom from places Of temptation
There are three courses Of study, Gas
steal. Academic and Normal.
Good board in the best families a,
reasonable rates. and tuition less than In
similar school. in this vicinity. Lessons
in penmAn.hip free.
Ten thousand dollars has recently
been added 10 the fund.
For board. rooms for self-boArding,
catalogues. OF further particulars apply
10 the PRINCIPAL.
Fryebufg, Jan. 1855.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

oXFORD. ss.-Cosrt o. cousty Conn sloasrs.
Dssembsr sessIoa a. u. l<st. hes al fsrs on
ire last Tuesdsy Of DecrmbfF, A, u. is-t. beiex
the ihHtsth day Of sad month.
TIE Coanfy Conn lss,orers &c ne eeaaty %
Oafart IN the month q ~sptemhsf, A. ID. t-st,
a. pfov lied By las. made sctssi inspsctloa 81
tha Comfy Roafs. day loesist, snd opsa fof
travel. lying IN unineof ported townships hi
tfafts a lanf hereiuaftsf mentlonef, q sfd
Caaaty. for he Tsfyo.e q sscsftsininx ths Gee.
dii,n 81 tsd roads. and ssiimsiins the sn,ouss
res,itd 10 pui thc sane Ia rspsf, - a. u D. safe
at couveuieat iof pablie travel. All s2pesfihs
on stii Inspection that sad roads sery not "a
soo.i rspair, snf DOT ssfs All convssieat fof paf
p1sss u puhltc travel. snd hat sss shcaf -
aassssel % sah lsna fof The wpss u ssd fo,d-
there's. they 40 therefore, On thts thhteth dsy
% Dsesmbsr. A. u. isst, sdlafse All oftef thst
the follOwiag suns b. Assssse'i anf nc saas are
hefsby assessed spon ne follosinE lsnts 10 az
iaoorpcrsted Ts~aship- ssd bAes % Lad
hereinafter mentiOoei Toe tn purpe-~ ~ repsH.
ins Ne roads psss % throsxh hen, durisx ne
year lsS, ~ III
nS Aadovsr west saulus. for the purposs q
W repairing that part % Ne eoaaty rosd, lesd
ias frosn Aadovef Corasr - Uftoa, .hieh liss a.
ssd Ssrglss. ths tum % nnf one doiArs aad
twenty oents Il Assessed a. follows
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

HfRAu The Thermometer, on THURSDAY
the ga. vas n degrees belos tero--on
Tuesday evenlng, 2Tth, the Dramatic Oleo
N the NJ Cutler Grange 81 Hiram. VII
ni.v the drama " oar Folks al the Town
Hal Browureid. % be followed ~ the
f.rce entitled "Larking Love Letters :
music by HArrls's Orchestra, % Dc follow
al bv \ dance-BArtlett Clem0ns has
be.u couancd % the hOuss BY liDess-
simon Brown. a veteran Of the AroostooA
VA. lied AZ East Hiram, Jan'y Is, .gei ~
var. 5 months and days-The Lsdles
tTrcie fUnlversAlistl viii meet Al "rsngs
Han. THURSDAY p. m. and evening zee ~
csnts Various amasements WI 10 IN OF
Ger for Young persons, ul they srs nas'
gry. when = good supper VIII Dc turnlsneo,
m viii be an teHperiment IN The ln,sres, u
An. youth. fhis 10 very kind IN we Iet
ver..ilst society. considering u has IN
lsst passed 10 aftieth year In Hiram, an
/. growing old. Rev. Ous ". Alsoru =
p-.schlng % the Society with good result
~ the SABBATH school u In . noarishins
eossitlon--The Grange holds interest,"
Ing meetings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

DEMOYING the County buildings
NV ON paper, or the views Of the
pubIIc AZ gathered by the ADyERTIsER
rcports from every section Of Oxford
county, will appear In the next Fridays
edition of the OXFORD tOUNrr ApNER-
rIsrE. You should read that paper.
DEPORT Of the Premium awards
INV Of the oxford County Agricul-
iuraT Association on "raiscd crops,
showing expenses, profits, aud list OF
prize winners. Oi interest 10 all iarin-
crs. sec OXFORD Co. ADyERTisER.
DEyIEw Of the Real Estate Trans
Nv fcrs Of the County, showing
who have sold. the price aud the buyer
A. we'll A. the Norway and South Far
i price current. a list Of the enter
prising dealers and buyers and prog.
rcsslve men and mechanics.
IN Luck at Last, the charming
serial story for a winters evening;
aud your Sabbath School Lesson Tor
your Saturday evenings study, appear
Ia next Fridays issue. All the Court
news OF the county. All tho home
news and happenings, gathered by an
efficient corps Of special correspond
cnts. Fail not 10 read the next OK
ToRp COUNTY ADVERTISER Order II
at once. Single copy cents, or four
months for ~ cents, with back num-
bcrs OF "h Luck at Lds') or sent
10 any addrcs. one year for sl.J0.
DOY WANTED to learn the prin-
Id tcr's trade. 4 good situation.
For particulars, address ADVERTISER
Office, Norway, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

unIon wslsr Poser 60, Lee 49,. 49,.
ist0u, Dam.lo A btiidinss, 30 t>sp W"
gfhsfison iAse sfeAmbost
Co, hotel, Doats tnd Ooh 49, -.
house, 80 -
: Coe Co., remainder q
ssid t0snshlp etosI Una pub -. 80.
o. iots, b'S - -
Ani suas v. PeAslte q tpioa sppoiniea -
.ureriafea1 ths cape "A ltsre % the sane, All ~
. rspulfe.l ~ giye b ads a. M lac diFer,s.
nN 4. sarplus. for he purpose Of fepshnt -
Y y mech Of ne cosa fotd lesiias irom An1o.
10, 10 Tptoa' a. lies q sali surpius, the ssa q
thirty ave dollars h sssessed ss follevsi lpon
the entire traef, supp eel " contsis 900 srfes,
exclusive 81 guslf 70 ., snd esne1 ~
Daoa u Andosef Nlrth slrtlus sppoistra
Agsnt D. ssperintsni NJ etpeafiture ~ NE skms
All - required " avs bad 81 NJ As dirsee.
nN Fryebars Acsismy GRAFT fJr Nc pufpoes
j OF repairing the cnly eoaaiy fo.d there's, ne
.am 81 sshtesn dollars and ninsty esnl. -
800 a. fOl0Ns
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

swEpEN. Sunday. the 18th Inst. Rev
Geo. Haskell of This place supplied the NJ
\. church. preaching an interesting ser
mon-Mrs Elifa Smart has sold BET
horse. cattle. hogs and hay, having decided
20 break Up Housekeeping for the present
-wArrcn Knecland IL haullng spruce
the nr.i quality he sells AZ No. Brligtou
the remainder l. hauled 90 No. waterford
% be Manufactured into shingles Char
lie wilson's school In this district has
closed This IL the fourth term taught "a
succession BY him here. lie was vel
liked Al nrst. aud l. much better liked
now-waiio Nash has boughi place Al
Conway, y. H.. where he and his wife and
son are u set up housekeeping. They car
~ with them The Kind wishes % man,
friends In Swcdtn---Mrs. Aloufo himbAll
i sick with rheumatic fever she i At
tended by Dr. Chandler % Ioyell-kigai
Tower has. this week. buried bis youngest
chiid. whose mother died . shor, time ago
District No. has bal trouble concern
lng ia school. The Supervisor was eAlle'
In AMI sustained the teacher Governor
Robes message Is called Interesting a
well a. instructlye--we are watching
with Interest. the Senatorial contests e.
pcSially In New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

CtVr1V he last fAu OF snow greatly
encouraged hose Who are engage IN ium-
affng reamlng has been rcslmei----
neN boiler Or the purpose Of ooiling ~
Ilor to make black Nsh hks been plt into
tle rl.p min recsntiy--A singing scnooi
of1sar.Y fn scholars tsnght ~ Nr. brtd-
.'ri Qf Turner. l. held Thursday All III
laY evenings AZ the Univsrsaiist church
frof Wallace gave 4 lecture AZ ne baltis'
cllrcl sunday eve. Jan. a.. Subject hoN
"a ~ solve ne problem % Lifef MOI
lil tnt Tuesday evenings the subject NAs
lsllt aud the Teachings % The 0resi
Ffrtm.ts TIE lectures we're very intsr-
etng snt vel attended position
or teacher % ne village grammar school
"a N vacant lAst week. TIE school =
nos anter the instraction % !. n. Hot
AL TIE Supervisor. who inttnds -
.eael t1s remNining f1ar weeks OF NE
YIN Ihey have Instituted a rev ordef
e 1'ngs 10 the Gloertviiie school In
s.eNi Or Ne teacher striking TIE scholars
~ oad contact TIE scholars are snfess-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

p,nts.-we have received Denver. Col.
orsdo. papers announcing .he death OF
Mrs. DR.. 6. p. Burns OF that city. Mrs.
Burns was a native OF Paris. and sister
OF J. II. Rswson. She Was noted for her
charities, as we sec by the funeral sermon,
preached by the Rev. Father Quinn, and
by the resolutions OF coincidence passed
by the Denver Medical association: Mrs.
Barns WAS not born In the Catholic
NTH. Her early years were surrounded
with every prejudice against the church,
bot, by the mercy OF God she was called
10 the faith and how brayely she kept IT,
ana lived according 10 IL inspirations
every one knows" sad the priest a. heI
Thomas NJ. Croker, leaves for florids,
In 4 few days. lie viii spend some tims
| in Washington, on the way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

RvuToEp CENrRH The Juvenile Ten
pie. organized al this place one year ago,
held their frst anniversary last saturday
more than twenty boys and girls hal
part Ia the exercises, which consisted 81
tempe rance dialogues, Rotations and
ssnss. Al performed their parts credit.
ahlv. A bounilful supper was furnished
them al the hall They maintain good
interest In their meetings, which ate held
every wcek-The snow that fell Friday,
has made business lively In hauling OAK
ana poplar. A. J. kuight i hauling both
10 Rfyant's Poni-wm. faruum i now
slck with .henma,lc fever; bis son Il get
ting bette. Miss Jennie Morse j. In town
again. AFTER an absence OF several wesks'
10, will soon leave Agalu-The Good Ten
oar. are talking Up a drama Mrs. Wiley
Who has lived with Mrs. Beaihc over two
wears. has returned to Mass Mercury,
wednesday morning. 20 below.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

FsYmrn8 - The Knights of rythlas
have parchksed an organ Coz their ball ----
Ihrrt Wcrc u1 services 40 The CongrrEA-
t1uN church. Slnday. jAn. lsth. a. DE-.
Mas1n Was slck b. 10 batter hut has not
hecn out vet ltholgh 10 wAs q stormy
uIght good number aitcnici ne oyster
supurr AZ thc vcstry. Jan. a.. Toe even.
lues entertainment wss arranged y The
Mlssrs Norgar. wsikcr srd Kendall sui
cons stei uf ta1.caux, readings. char
afrs. lament for Ot Grimes by Cighi
youug ucn. ard vocal solo BY Allan
shIr.ey-nr Thos = fcfley has hecn
sIlk 90 WfIk oT two Mrs. Philip
Fastnan iIal Saiuriay morning w. J.
Corthrn of thc G1rhsm Normal school,
lrc,urod I'm tha Academy Coarse, Tuesday
svtnIng-Ihrrc will b. puhllc install.
IaiIon ~ Nksouic oficcrs ~ A. y. Rich.
aris1n. n ID q n, AMI lecture BY Dr.
- a. Gofion of Portland Monday eycning,
ran. er-Goorge NAlkcf vas haflv huri
In the woois tlis wcgk. ant carries TIE
nara 10 tte accident on his iofcheat-- -
A. u. Icancss IL supplying The village With
.cc from t.1vswrIls f1ni-Ihe stockhoid-
er- % az 4. a. %. 4. L. hai thelf annual
trIp o. Portland, Tuesday.
Tue North Conwsy Muslcal Association
hn'i thrlr third aunual conviction, con-
mcnc.ng Tuesday, fch. %, Al .. N, con.
tIraIur throleh WEDNESDAY, thursday and
Fr.iav. urf.r the icai of ne accomplished
.saier. r. T. NaVhy Mrs Jennie T.
walker of u1ston hks bccn engaged a.
.eInIst tao grsni concerts ~ D. given,
on Thurstay ant Friday evenings. feh.
tth and CA Hall fsrc ou Az he railroads
no = hopci that large delegation ron
oxford art Cumhcf'ant counties VII he
present Ccrta.u'F tncy nay count on =
good cousc1tou. AMI such good tims
generally. A. ihc people ~ North Conway
AunN hos O. go lp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

MAsoN. That snow has come and the
shedding never better on the main roads /
not enough snow FOR heavy lamberlng--
Everybody l. busy q. h Mills i hauling
timber Tor Ssutcrson from The fryeourg
Academy Grant - Pcabody's Landing, In
Gilcai; he has three hundred thousand 10
draw e. l.. Abbott - hauling birch and
poplar % West Bethel nom the Lowell lot
The teams that came out OF the woods
on account 90 the thaw. have returned
A = Beans steam min started up, The
Iqth-Frank Stsarns has gone % Uorham
and l. hauling yaried timber fOt Peabody
a wight. with Eve horses--We are hsv-
ing another cold snap the wlri Just wills
tiss-Mrs Cyrene J. Bean l. very SICK.
A. Bethel her sons wife i taking care Of
her We are siill having few cases OF
mump., think there l. enough len 10 90
around q q. Growers children are has.
lnr the ~hooplug cough very hadly-C
a. Brown l. drawing birch q Beans mill
Al wcs, Bcthei--D. n. Mills quite unwcll
Asa Prescott ant wife have daughter,
born the i5ih AsA i taller than ever H.
Hutchinson las q nice fAt on Tor sale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
ny our regular MB.

ASDovER, Jan. p.
While logging Il not being carried on
nearly A. extensively this season A. tof
several past winters, several parties arc
lumb-ring in q small way aud the total
cut on Ellis river will be worth counting.
The largest operation Is carried on os
Henry Dunn, who IL cutting spruce IN tne
West Surplus, Others are putting SINAI
lots Of spruce and pine into the wes'
branch. There will also be consldsraole
pine pot into the east branch. Poplar
however leads In the lumber line ADD the
man who isn't putting a pile Of Il into tn'
river, measuring somewhere between ~
and go cords, Is feeling lonesome.
Several severe aud uumbcrle-s lesser
frost bites are reported today, lie below
zero At midday and the wind blowing
gale.
wednesday evening the ltlnst., The
friend. OF Rev. Mr.. Dame aud wife 70 The
number OF about seventy i've, taking theil
suppers and q good will Offering repaired
20 the Parsonage. Amer the gsstronomc
mart Of the programme, over which MIS-
M. y. Dresser, Mrs. J. w. Eaton and Mrs
ARIA Pratt presided, had been carried cot
the company devoted themselves 70 musi'
and a lively discussion OF the topics o
the time. Before disper sing the hat wen
round and a goodly handful OF shekels va
len with the Parson TO atone for III
s'erumbs on the floor"
There was . very successful entertain
ment AZ the Hall Wednesday OF this week
given by the Congregational Ladies CIR
Gle, In aid Of the Sabbath School Library
The entertainment consisted OF bake
bean supper served At 6 O'Clock, 10 Tn
lower Hall and music, vocal and instfu
mental, Tableaux, Shadow Pantomime am
Magic Lantern Views and Select Readings
Space forbids ne giving full account
the programme bat IL Was unquestionabll
one OF The finest entertainments We hav'
had for long time and The .manAgers de
serve much credit sor their Efforts
/ make IL 30. Another entertainment 10
the same purpose - the above 10 70 D
| given at the Hall. wednesday evening
Feb. 4, and no effort wiz be spared 70 max
| Il the beat OF the season.
Saturday Vas the widest night sine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

sourn woODsrocK Henry Brock has
sold the wallace Mitchell place 10 Willie
Curtis. who l. 20 move In The spring Nc
understand. Mr.. Brock and Mr.. Mitchell
and family have moved 20 Trap Corner
Mr.. Brock having bought q stand There
Il. G. Curtis and bis boys are In Newry
hauling poplar. As he has q large 100, ~
EMPLOYS a number % teams-The mump-
have taken their departure for the present
We hope-A rcmonstrAncc 10 The moving
OF the county buildings will take nearly
every voters name In this yiciuiiy-Cleve
land times are hard here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

Hrur. -Ahout eight inches oi snos
e.. I.st wcsk Idlr.iay ani Friday SAT
.-f.y the sosfhrr came of cold, ani seat
a tt-.u 10 Ioy through tle hearts oi lam
rrrmrr Ahout ,t cords of poplar sni
r.rrh ar sout aNay tal'y IRON hethci ia.
t.ln. hssIIrs hemioCk hsrk ans spool strips
Thr Boston COMEDY COMPANY have
bssn rIsylug 81 vsry. ug altlences a. A.A--
q Skafrg K'nk f1r nVc evenings lae
Cantata IN Esther ~ hc hrougat out hy
Prof Carioinn ans assistants. S.th .argo
ctarus. FRIDAY art Ssiuriay evenings ~-
Unr uar.f lannon's Isl ragI1lF rcCoFfr-
~ Toe rrm.uc sits gracefully uQou
n. - F1strf. .lig|ng irom ne h.gh 90
f..r m NtIch Del Ii tc.f ty ite Ia, IN
...-f..s ahefc D. hollis Colrts.
Frlar morning tt hrthr. t,r thtfmem-
...- stored .N he.0s frro. lllrsisy,
4, .r--.r. ff A. uoon zoe below. ani
\, ..-..t g below. vita nflsk vlui AT
r.g 10 teams haulng priQ WOOD from
N.u-r tt cnmpsICd Oh remain In camp
.e.- r..r pre- Wirt an cnli ecrc so So
r.-. Ia rr.st min 10 Wonitury a
r-rr-,rr rrolni tt0 bushels of cora ari
as. n ..a hours. Tlurstay TIE lum-
..r t.ans arr consum.ug large quantities
r. rr. ,rs god sleii.nE Toe teams
rt.r q .unnrr. that have hcen i'c
..- -t-t -arth. are res t.Ing a nfe'f
..s -rss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

Nov. -. 1855, the wind blew lesle and
many tromblei Tor the safety OF th'ir build
ings Most of the Villagers were awake
ell night expecting Al any time 10 hear
their roof. crash. possibly TIE scare was
partly the resul, ~ Imagination a. The
only actual damagc ws- the unroonog 81 q
barn At the Surplus Il was DO zephyr
though. a. We can testify.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
NORWAY

THE VILLAGE DmrCroRr, Published
FnrK FoR GENERAL lNFOKN
nc LinR,My Caoss-HsuLiS0
woop-IIE FsLL AsIxEr-TENrKnANcE
MErrING-KErrs fTrY Cows-k. 90 L.
MAKHs CaNDY-MGur KIND 90 ADENr-
tsr- VIII REIuES To MAiSE-SUED
ron SINGING LrssoNs -Lisr oF Scnoot
THACIIEHs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
Nesice Of Foreclosure.

VxrHEREAs, @. l.. Duslass Of uptos. IN The
w County 81 On ford and state Of hslss. By he
lei. ana rscordef 10 the oxford Rsglstry Of
Decd, book ~ page t7s conveyed 70 Hollis !
Abbott, TreAsursr Of hisistsrisI and school fand
OF Upton, o. hls successor 10 once, certain par
eel OF real estate, situated 10 said Upton. and
bousdsd ana described a. follows. wa; Being ~
soslk half Of the ios Of land cesveyed 70 Z. L.
rsnty. dstei November eighth, is7o. and RECORDED
uilh 0Hford Rssorts, BOOB i5s. paes soa. 70 Which
rsSrrsaes nay Be he'd for more Debate. dsserip
Ihsr.os sss.ilnS. And vhsrsss. The condition o.
aid noneses has bs<a broken. Boo therefore
b. rsasss 81 ths breach q the e,aditios thereof
1900 a. Lass, Tressars, o. me n'. sssrs.
a. IN once 70 nollis I. Abbott Aforesaid. claim
fereciosurs of saii mortxsGe.
LAID Jansary, ,th. a. ID. isc3.
ROSCOE q. LANE.
Trsas. Minlssssiai asd e<hooi md % Ups<n-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

E.sr SrNNER food TcmPlars In ON'
ford District should not forget The annual
meeting OF N. District Lodge, Al Eas'
Racsneli. Wednesday. fcb'Y t--Otford
Baptist Quarterly was held Al West sem
nsr. Tuesday and wednesday. Jan. ~ and
"a. Rev. ]. y Cochrane Of Paris and Rev,
W n. vcntrcs Of Llyermorc, were th'
preachers Mr.. J. \. Barrett. respected
citlren AMI lifelong resident of sumner
died Jan. ~, a. the age % " years Re
mons,rancc will b. made by many Of oui
citizens against the proposed removal OF
The county baildlugs-A letter mailed Al
Phllaielphla. Jan %. 9 ?. m, was deliver
81 Al oar post.Oiilce. Jan. ~, 4 So p. IN,
belng les than twenty three hours IN
transit what would our grandfaihers
saw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

-ida Durham has been very kindly
assisting The school teacher In making
preparations "a board herhelf - Ira
Jordan has a nice Jersey cow. II.
woodsum. one Of our popular traders, has
an extra lot Of popcorn Tor sale. call and
get somc--Thls Il a business place,
and a nne sci % well-behaved scholars a.
tend the village school. Efforts afs bslug
pat forth 10 have q singing school. under
The instruction % A. Ripley, esq. OF South
Bethel.
Charley IIutchlus has lately moved from
South Bethel % this place and has charge
% the grist milk l.. Tibbetts hss
been c0nnnci % the house Tor a week. bat
l. now cOuvalescent--C Goss
has been appointed night operator al STARK
water. y. n aud len for there Jan. 10
W. r. Bo~ker l. very sick Al the Noun,
Ahram House. with acute rheumatism---
Thermometer marks &c below =, 10, this
morning. Jany p.
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NORTH WATERFORD. Rev. MI. Snow OF
South Waterford, preached At THIS place
last Sunday p. m An infant child OF 3D.
ward Tower OF Sweden, died Monday an
10Th, al samuel Patierson's--Lsrge MAY
nower buds were found near here, last
week The mercury was 2, below zero
In this vicinity. Tuesday morning 20 De-
low. wednesday morning.. G. Riley
Who has been m for several weeks, u slow
In recovering.