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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
STATE PICK Ups

E,.ip,r. ista have water works.
Atrr,ug has ben .e,ilng arcs 10 Rock
A1t
r.-,I, TAX % railroad ffon Rock
$3.50 ctaisu.
Cs-tsa h,s alnost unanimously voted
o. wssr works.
r..r Kelley. twelve years Oh. Wa
Tossed In ne oaasl A. Lewiston.
e. Methods, church A. Monticello "a.
atret ,sriay morning. "a isst Loss
60
rs-.l. troa5's In Cunheriani Co1aiy
rr 1e question whether the saefia OF
a.. Cs1riy Commissioners shAl aFfolnt
o. 81. --cer ~ tae All workshop. Iae
f-..'uTs erioy 10
Atasroc.al town meeting In fhiiiips
rrr0..f.1r o. plrchAse = steam Ere IN
-re lri other Gre AqqarAiaf Nts reieelel
rT Al, rFlrshe'mlug vote. A. va $50
-t.r tr appropriate $50 ior bose. fal'-
--s sts ols hkat euginc.
ANa.s Certrai train ran iato = bari
rti. 0f s1Ui tmhcr between hAl0sci
a. Gardner. Monday. TIE cos eAieher
- ksn ari The engine Srtckei, oai
erfryfr ~ remained ou he rail- fresioa-
r's-rts A. Er,cklug have been male IA
essls pace.
Arrrtari e.ectic physician, d.. jas. NJ
H-r. 50 been arrested for ne maflet
rf rt-re M Cotton. 20 Goraam. The gifi
MI "a. Is horss % have an abortion PEI
.ruaf lrf fiei there. The arrest = tns
fes1i 0ftts several days teloerauons OF
De rorroers llry.
Or Gee i-ih Inst the completion ~ ne
,sItstcook Nooseheai Railroad NJ
oe .enra.s.t his railroad, elzht rllr-
r .er.i1. runnins from Pittsneii 20 is ,,
'sr1 = hssn entirely completed Niinin
80 weeks afisr he frst shoveiial OF sArin
- i-rrsd. and ne citlrcns 81 liAri.na'
w. vrrs - prims movers In ne enter
Grss lave farnishet bot 5000 OF tne
necessary capital.
AiHockiari. Thurstsy Night Patrick
sEsreV. While drunk, accused cara =.
fstsr 10 having stolen sum ~ money
ron BRA IN an alteration Nhlen -
.rsff pr sts1hei hsr with large n.Nleu
'ickfr'. Ilst above he heart, innlctnx :
fftp arf fanrerous wound. which msf
prove f.,sl In fsfaalt % slQoO bail be
a. ssrt % Wlscassst this morning, -
asa.i BIS iriL a. the nsxt tern OF court
To- Portland Alrsr,issr says; Take
la arouut this has been TIE hsree.'
Tear m TIE experience % Portland nsnef
usn ~; only have they been hArrAsses
- t1e - fure aat detention of vessels M
various other smhsrrAssmsnts plaeed IN
1slr Eay by hostile Canadian officials, oui
u'th ihe exception % cod The scarcity OF
csa las been unprecedented. Tie totAl
a-ouai % macksrel packed Al THIS port
t5is season l. reported Al only 1900 osr.
RS. against 30 600 last year and lStVoo
20 year before This i BE smAile-.
amount on record, with The exception OF
- years 1915 and 1870. Dat OF TIE nee'
ofrny vessels uot more than AAlf 1ot-
sa have done probable business Ine
-ackefsi catch OF TIE whole OF New bag
lkot tsets foots up % only 500 osrrels'
against $4,000 last year and toi.uoO oAr-
res In lisa. The Consequence i NAV
1Acksrei are scarce and high In TIE marx
e ant vii be untli next season. The BET
rag catch las also been light, While maj
o. cot las been very large. The pros
pet i that In mary households smoked
herring brOllst. and salt mackerel boiled,
WI b. coaslt ered somewhat Of . luxury
tais winter. Codfsh balls. however, VII
~ a. cheap and plenty a. ever, thus max
Ing partial comDerssflor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
ANDOyER.

7 uol,on Abbott % South AndOver sold
No., IN hls stock and hay and = quantity
- ,nisosllareOus articles ~ suction, nov
IA. the .ale was well attended and favor
~. prices obtained.
rse N. 4. SoclAb.e this week Was a. =
n ch.u-nan's. East Antover.
i OrvIlle Newton has been engaged 70
,.seh tAe winter term OF school A. us
F,rmers are Improving the open
weather Of the late fAll by making VIGOROUS
rrepsra,ions for the spring campaign.
TIE srusaiions OF The week are NE l ~
,.ehmsut % the machinery OF me |, oosn
Per Go. for unpaid wages. AMI on "a =
corson's stock OF goods BY Poruand M
Lewiston creditors. In the former Ss'
nromp, settlement was Effected, oai Cs,'
son's sifhrs are stlii In an uassi'''' e0nD''
ton. -.
Fs smith Is on the sick list
Ms Head nom Sumner Il 'isi''hs -
Rev. Mr.. Rice's. n, IN,
A sbaby- cyclone blew In one o. 80, 80
large windows Of II. NJ. Hodsmsh 49,
A. south Andovsr last Sunday mofn'ns'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
ALBANY.

Mr.. Dexter Cummings i quite sick; i
rn.,.r Ire care % Dr. Morton % Bethel.
IRE Methodist Church held their annual
f,ir ana festival A. tie town house. We'd
r~.t.v evening TIE wesihcr was rather
urf.vorasie. yet {; wss Qulte pleasant
tine. = sunpcr. etc. and many articles
soif 40 suction The receipts were 9li'e
satisfactory.
Parser Filnt. % the frm OF fernald a
Fiiu'. l. building house Tor Ms Own oe.
cuparcyi the val are covered AM &c Wiz
soon have 10 finished.
oar farmers are Improving the mo
weather 20 send their apples 20 market
Apolrs have sold very readily ~ ra,heF
moderate prices YET a. ihes- price. orch-
sriirs l. TIE most proftaole part oi iAffn'
ir---o ssy our best farmers. l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
FRYE

We hal very rainy nigh, lis, nigh. and
to-day The wind Il blowing hard.
u. &. Ellington Of Phlllips was In town
last week visiting his brother. Nathan
Blillngion. and bis sister. Mrs. Isaac Bra
dccu. and other friends.
Ausoi Soule ~ Kingdcld has been visit.
ing hl. father aud mother, Mr. sni Mrs.
J. l. weeks of this place.
Ivory Weber. OF Turner. made q short
stop with his nephew, Isaac Draieen.
~ Mitchell Il no better.
Meeting At Isaac DrAiecn last evening
lei b. Rev o. Lovsloy Of rcfl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
PORTER.

The rain storm OF the past week cleared
oa very windy and cold. Monday and
Tuesday were very cold days, and so TAR
II has been = cold. stormy week.
French and Rice. painters, OF this place,
have spread the present season $3.50 pounds
white lead. "a gallons OF II. w. Johnss
liquld paint. les pounds wall fnish, and
have hung 20 rolls OF paper, painting 10
carriages, besides small colors aud white
washlng-A good seasons Work.
We visited George w. Towle.s new store
AZ Kersr Falls. on Monday last, and found
one OF the beat outside OF the clty-nlce,
neat and convenient. lie has due stock
AZ goods consisting OF dry goods and gro
ceries. boots and shoes. erockery and giass
ware. rsady-maie clothing and furniture.
with pleasant clerks 20 walt upon Al who
favor him with = call-making quite an
addition 10 the village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
WATERFORD.

School In District No. commenced
Monisy. under the distraction 81 Miss
Gertrude iIamblen % Dridgi0n.
Aitho last regular meeting q Echo Lake
Commsrdery United order ~ the Golden
Cross. three candidates were Initiated.
This Is nno bsushelL and frAisrnAl or
g,ulrailou: their motto IL Densncencs,
Protection AMI Pfaisrnly.
Fred llAyues has returned from Dtkois'
WHERE be has worked FOR some months.
Mrs james IlAmlln OF Dakota IL visiting
her parents.
Eugene Nelson IL bullilng = new shed.
Anna Green has returned 10 Alfred.
George IlApsooi Is trapping lots OF
muskrAis.
Charles Young Is giving his store fresh
coat OF white paint
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
FRYEBURG.

A new meat shop has been opened In
the one formerly occupied by Chsdoourne
4 Son, by Msssrs. Jewell Taylor, Oh
BridgtOn.
The Acadsmy Bell has made ia appear
ance once more. In new, crisp number,
showing that there Is much ABILITY Ia Jus
management.
Mrs. Hannah Stark Il a presen, IN
Portland with her son, Sam STARK, VINO Is
In charge OF the Appleton's Ageneyi nc
was clerk under the late MI. Miller.
Ms. Hannah Webster, wife OF the late
Iohn :. webster, died on Friday morning
4, her daughters. Mrs. G. g. Webster, In
weymouth. Mess, where she has resided
FOR year past The remains were oroagh'
ssyeral OF oar people have gone TO Bos.
ton on the excursion from Conway VIA the
Eastern r. X.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
". SUMMER.

Baslress Is q lli,le better since the cold
snap
L. l.. Tueii has aiiei a coat Of palni u
hls store. which gives u qaiie ayouihfal
appearance.
q. NJ. Small Is soiling Z good article Of
-four Tor s5 - also q. A. Chandler l. sell
log f5ur 8, avery snail margin. Moth.
Ing Ike competition 10 Ills busy world OF
ours.
John Ileaii ard two children came near
having quite an accident shori time ago.
by their carriage breakirg down. bat Tor
tunaisly no Que WAS hart. John fiies
slouo now 10 a carriage OF about The isih
century.
The whistle % ,hc new engine breaks
The monoiony OF oar lliile village oeea-
sl0nslly. l..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
NORWAY LAKE.

Farmers are busIly engaged hauling Oh
their apples they report ercA, scarcity OF
barrels
George Wood l. siek With uphold fever.
J. A Roberts and wife hsyo returned
from their visit Ia AniOver.
DerI Tucker. who has been connaed u
the house Tor the past two weeks from an
attack Of rhsums,lsm. 1. slowly recover
log
Rev. Alex wlswall held services 10 this
plsce last Sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
NEwRY

TIE mocutsins were white with snow
Yesterday morning. The 3tl.
Ms. Daniel ". wilbur. uutl recently =
resident ~ Nevry, died a. Dixne'd lasi
saturday. he remains were brought 10
this town or lrtsrneut Funeral services
werc bed Tuesday AZ The church A. NeWrY
Corner.
Thurstuu has hsi a number 81 teams on
the road f1s several days hauling ne en-
T.uc f0r h. new steam MIL 10 comes rom
Harfi.ou. believe.
rhe .choa!s In Sewry Az about an keep.
Inc. the weather has been favorable Tor
them 80 fAr this mouth.
noticed last Moniay. While on he road
"a Bethel. many people banking ihsH
houses; the day was certainly reminder
ia, cold winter l. ~ hand. However, u
h quite pleasant now, AMI We hope - see
ealte 4 speIi % vArnlweaiher 20, ihis TAI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
UPTON

TIE frsi snoN OF the season was Sunday
ara the groard has been nearly coveroi
with snow since then.
A successful tsrm % school closed Fri.
day Ia Dist 80. I.
Charles Raymond l. thrsshlng Tor ne
farmers on ne hlu There l. not 80 large
Weld 81 grain ~ usual.
Potatoes are roiilng badly Ia some cell
lars
Mis- jennie Otis OF Granon has been
visiting A. ii y. Vests
Frank Dresser. formerly OF Andover. Is
Ia town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
STATE on MAINE.

COUNTY on OXFORD, ss-Boari Of County
Csmmnsl0ners. september session, ftrs. hsid
by Ail0 lrument. Nov. let, ls-s-
Upon the foregoing petiuOns satisfactory ssiisacs
having been received that the pstitionsrs are ~
sponsbls, aad that isqsiy nto Inc merits Of thsir
sppliealioa 10 enpsdlsSt, IL ~ OsDEskD. that
the COunty Commissioners meet AZ the hose u
Osgocd fe,Ty. IN SOrwsy, Aforesaid. 90
Iue.dAy the seysnlh dsT u D~esmbsr
usxt, AZ ten 81 TIE eioct A. and thence
troo. "a 10 view The route meetiOoe In said psti'
tion Immediately atsr Which ,isv hearing OF the
parties ani Their witnesses oil b had 81 sons
c9avesis1t plsos 10 tBs vicinty. and sseh other
measures taAsn 10 the premises - the Commis
sionsrs shaii lsdss proper. And % 10 further of
dsred. thai notice q the time. plsee and psrposs
of the COnis.iossrs' msstinf Aforesaid - givsa
10 all psrsoss and corporations intsfestsi. ~
esasins stteste copies q said psttios ssd 81 this
ordsr thereon 20 b served upoa ths Cisrs
OF ire tosa OF Norway AMI ai-e psst>d ~ In
three pabie places IN sai1 town. and poblishsi
three weeks successiyelyin the Oxfort Dxnocrat,
nswsps per prist.f 81 Paris ~ said Go. Of Onfsrd
The 1rsi OF said publications, and each q The ether
notices, 10 b. made. served and posisd, 81 least
thirty days bsfors said tims OF nesting. " tns
ssd thaI al persoas and corporations nAy thsa
and there appear and shsv easss, u ssy tb<y
have. why The prayer Of sale petssossrs sAosh
Affssti ALBEIT q. AUSTIN. Cara
A true eepy Of Pssiuoa and orsss ef Court
Xisssti ALBEIT 3. AUSTIN. Cisvt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
No FRYTBURG.

R.v. Nj Williams. from Massachusetts,
l. visiting NJ Alyord.
The old Fellows Circle met last week
with Fred Gnpilll AZ Stow.
The North Fueburg Circle was enter
,alnei last wednesday by Mrs. Walter
Pillshury
The Birch I'LL Circle spent = pleasant
Afternoon aud a merry evening. Nov. 81,
A. the home OF our Represeu,Ailve-eleci'
NJ wiley.
Rev. Mr. AlvOrt. having closed his con
necilon with the Denmark society, Tor
whom be- has preached on alternate Sen
GAYS. will conduct services every Sunday
40 the North Fryebgrg chapel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
DENMARK.

Miss Carrie Gilman In Alishilng from a
carnage made . mlssiep and sprained her
ankle severely; attended by DR.. Brown.
The young people are preparing Tor .
drains. farce and dance, 10 be held NJ Odd
Fellows Hall. Nov. Is.
Joseph Smith continues In very feeble
health. The members Of the Odd Fellows
Lodge sen, him barrel OF -FOUR last week.
The people OF the village propose giving
him 4 pound party this evening.
SIR. Dow, who Il organizing Good TEN
plar. Lodges, was here last Monday-he
had three hearers. Said when he went
into A civilized community be could get
good audience 20 hear him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
F. WATERFORD.

Ttiriy-siV yolug men with wm Klnr.
nan ari Chsfies KnlghilY ~ Captain.
took part iu a shooting match on iae Cih-
KuiehuF won ~ leo puIrts. An oysier
s1ppe- va. furnished hy ihc defeated par
" si WIN Kuigh;'y's
m walter Cain ant Fr,t Haskell, o.
Beverly. Mass.. were lu town The sih.
Mr.. A. Osgool Noes Is tcachlrg In Biz
bcctoNu. driving % hcr school ially.
M.ssBarkcr OF Hunts Corner Is visiting
hsr brother. cyfas Barker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
LOWELL.

one evening recently the friends OF Mr.
Sanhrook, the C0ngregationAlist minister,
called upon him Ia honor Of his birthday.
They spent a pleasant evening and len as
a reminder OF their visit some very nice
presenis. Including gloves, scaffs, hand.
kerchisfs, a studenr- lamp, stand, aud
quite a sum 81 money.
J. Albert harrington has bought piece
90 lAud of WIN. uazAlilne and i building q
house on 10
The No 4 Circle met on Friday last with
Mr.. and Mrs. Bemls.
The COog1 Circle met on "Wednesday
evening with Mrs. Henry Russell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
WILSON'S MILLS.

wednesday. Charles Miller. a. work ior
Horace FROST. hat the misfortune o break
b. isg Ilsi above he ankle. lie NAs
brought from The camp - The heal % the
falls in = boat. from iherc - fiinra on a
httcr A surgeon from Colebrook set TIE
limb. y. X. Bennett l. iskiug care OF hin.
4 sudden change Ia The weather has Civ
90 usa HIGHT fill ~ snow.
Perry Robins ani Tw.ichsil 4 scrihusr
came up Frifay.
S.xiy.evc staii Il FLATS Frlist ulsht
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
BYRON.

Dr. A. w. Taylor with bis mother, from
Harrison. visited his friend. and the old
homestead here last week.
Frci Knspp aud Frank Richmond are
threshrg on iiucknsli I'LL They DO good
work
Carrie Locke from Roxhnfy Il visiting
on Buckneld IIlll. where she has taught
several successful terms Of school
w. X Aston Is calling upon The credit
ofs % the Lewiston steam Mll Co In OF.
der 20 get them 20 sign OF 90 = percentage
OF ~ i.2 cts.
We bad little STOW storm this week
about two lnchcs fcl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

Al.rrrLE GnL's RKBuKx "A sweet IL
tie girl OF six years. having been ssnt 70
our Post Office, returned In very excited
state OF mind. flushed cheeks, and with
proper indignation exclaimed. 20 mamsl
l dldnt like 10 go up the steps, they were
90 covered With nasfy tobacco juice |;
wouldn't you think great BIG psen would be
Ashamed to be 80 dirtyf" - BeVai Jour.
nal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
DIyPIELD.

Mrs w. Is. Chase and Mss Mary Aus.
tln. her niece. went 90 Boston Thursday
Miss Austln Il % take music lessons there.
Mrs. George ~. Atwood, Of Paris, has
been spending = week here.
John Y. stanley. ESQ OF Paris, was 10
town Monday.
Col. w. T. Easil. and bis sister. Mrs.
Charles Greenlief. returned from Boston
wednesday.
Mrs Lucy barnard AMI Mrs. Delphlns
Root gave a very pleasant little dinner
party Wednesday, as All who we're present
can testify.
The spool mill Is the ,o3le OF Interest,
here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

A. \. Bean has = crew 10 me woods
huiiilrg camps preparatory for a BIG win.
ters work getting birch.
q. u. al Arthur Morrill, arc caiilng
birch tni poplar Coz Daniel Morrill,
VA. Hutchinson has boaght lot OF
birch. and vii pat In a team this winter.
Nrs. Cyrcnc J. Br.a came from I,ncas-
Ter. Mass. q attend Ne. X w. beans
fansrNl she rciurnci Tuesday.
A u. Richardson ~ PEABODY. Mass +.
va here a. the sane tlns. and took as
taughief Grace homt With him.
NJ. Wiihan hNs a tai ies sri be hAs 90
valk with crutchcs.
F'cicher I. Bean VII 80 ia,o iho woois
fhfa rrfrfrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
Of TricOts,

N, fAs Hsas,a,ls cte.fy Cc-.lssse.svs. a. s.f
~ IA C0eais II Orf0vi Stale ~ hssss.
We, The sndsr,iEisd, inhabitAnts Of the town q
nro.sneli snd Vl;iaHy. respectfully represent
thsts COuniy roli 10 wanted. bsfianinf 81 NE
lsurtion u The Cossty road issiins ron Brouu.
aeli. sfort.ait, IN Dsnmsft, uikh the travelled
say from sad Bfownhsli Centre N ne Portland
AID O.fensburs Railroad station. 10 All town
Of Drosnneli, ant runnins past SAID rail- rosi
station and the dstlins Of Nat hanlsl iilu 70 The
maia ro.i. 90 cAllci. from frJsbarE 70 Hiram, 81
q paint nearly oTpe.te all house osnsf oy
Wm N. cknsy. We. therrf0re. vgassl yoa W
iorats and establish sAii road. % such part thsrs.
o. az IN your lsd,'msnt the public vessncs
ant necessity Isgslre. And - In dsty bosni VII
D.lsd ihb ssgh dsY Of August, a. o. is.s.
wM. n. srICksEr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

VI. ]. Dow Of Brooks. @. c. T.. Is
now a, work in Oxford County in the
in,eres, Of the Good Templls. AZ any
time before the 25,h Inst, be will obtain
his mail from Portland. ], !, expected
thu, several new lodges will be instituted
and the old ones strengthened As The
result Of bis visit.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
uRyANTs POND.

The publle and citizens generally VIII
regret the removal OF Nj. bieknSi Ahu
family ron The Glen Moaotaln h.lse;
TIE property hts bee1 purchased oy An-e'
DALEY, Esq Who tAkss possession DEC
I Warren Te5beits OF Auburn vii oe NE
~ landlord. The house Is 10 % raised
40 All thoroughly repaired, We under
stsrt. 81 Mr.. Dutley.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
RuMPORD CENTRE.

The steam Mill will be buili immediate
~. Ogcr 500 have been subscribed by
the citizens Ia this Vicinity. The building
will 5000 feet. an Increase % Eve feet on
the width a. a. frs, proposed.
waldo Peilspglll, Esq Il laylug a sub.
siauilh foundation Tor large barn 20 be
built 10 the spring
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

4.-sr nj. srsn frun kivCrtiss msnt I'M
81. .lnr. Mr m. A Fuller ~ SOFIA
rs-s tts gocc into company Via 4 y.
Ma nf Norway. vh1 has sithin Year
,.,.-s..tnf rev shoc siore AZ NORWAY,
ma tafa good shsrc % he patronage
on .-rav All tae surrounding towns.
T,sr.r frm hsvc tac best wishes % he
rIr........r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

,t-.rs of cattle numbering nearly one
,,rf--f nr'nrg.rg to A. y AnireWs OF
S--u,r. passed. t.ls Ci,e Iaurstay. A.
t-tr.r IA ths drove etfc oxen, Ant good
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

MA Staples. 90 Bridgior. Who l.
-,-,s...rr Urfcrf Couuiy f'r Ne Eiii-
.-r..frr Frr ExiinEu.saer. VII give a
49,. rttH uon 90 10 operation tbs
'r-r.ftr. svCr.ug. si : o'clock, GA he
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

rt..- I- want ~ rriuiei stationery
.N--.fraIait.e nnsoCEAr Cflcc ani n.
49,. .rrrIfs We have recently stock.
= L. f.r Eat kIrt 20 soft. arr can show
- ONO rrsifst i'hs In thst lee ia,
a. i. '..rf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

Cos ..rsIrg or he ifih ~ Novcm.
ssrsa .if.e luusual. sVtn Pm tais lAii'
49, nlt ec have H. aud = Lively young
s-t.- stt IL folr 90 dse Inches of
srrs r Frisy night At those Nho
,,rs F. r.r frsvrle,i. either IRON necessity
.r.rt. ... ave gore mostly ou runrefs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

.t.,rks 90 the nraocEsl are tue 90
NJ tri Mr.. Ifgar l. k'ies Of Sfssn'
-. r.r 49, Erneruus sics- oi Ne'dins
~. re nrvy mArrici couple lave Cur
r,.rf .sErs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16

"a .l rlrafrs Nn1a1' Cor i,s1, 10.
81. -.--.. a. oar table. ciici with The usu.
: ,sfsr,An.rg All valuable matter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-11-16
ALBERT 5. Ausris. Clara.

To ihs IIcso,bls cousy Commissioner. OF the
CouuJ Of OtfOrd
i fuly repfcfeot that ths iEh~sy ~ ~ pr,ssal
travelled between sofsay LAks, % esllsd. and
wanff0ri near OsEood feny's 10 ssif sofsayy
Il fncsnveuients that commOa cOnsen lenes and
n.osssity uqslre serat, nev locstioa eoms
nancins noI sad ferry's hoass In sah NORWAY
and runninx 20 iutsrsect the nss road arOund
Perm. Hll (so called In the m0st eoovsnisai
anf iessible place. We therefors rsqnesi yosf
,ueh lOcatlOns and disc0nt tnuanees as mag ssem
propsr, ana AZ In dlty bound vii Ever pray.
soruay, OCT al, A. ID. ls-a-
ID. = sANBORN
and IS others
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srATg or MAINE

COUNTY or OXFORD, s'-Bond OF Cosnfy
Comm a. lOnsrs. sept. session, iss held 81 81.
loarument Nov. I. is-H.
Upon the fOrsgOin pstiu0n, ssiisiAetorr evidence
having been received that the pettionsr 10 70
stonslbic AMI that isgairy into the merits Of bic
appileafiOn - exIecisnt.
N h, ordered hat the COanty Commissioners
meet Al the store ~ l.. " siss, 81 EAsi Brovu.
asld, on Tuesday tie itth iay Of Dee. nett, siloof
the o'ci0ct A. NJ. aud thesoe prOcesdt0 viev Ne
route mertiOnsd n sad petition. lmmsdiAtsy
AFTER Which vies hesrinE Of the parties and her
witnesses silib had st some conssnsnt In the
,iciny isach other nisasares tassa In the pfeml
.es a. the commissioners shall ladgs proper. And
A Il fsrthsr Orsfed that aotos q the tine, tlso<
snt p4fHoss Of the IoainAissi0nsfs' meeting afore
sail b. sissn % al psrsons snd corporations In.
tsre.tsi by easing sitsssi copies OF SAID pstiuon
aud % this order tfereOn ~ - served spos ths
Clefk of the i0vn of bfovnneld, aod
also posted w In thres public PLACES
in ssld town. And publisbsd three
.esl. 1uceessivsiy m the Osford Demo
crst, q newspaper Idnisd 81 Paris, IN The
sad COanty 0fOxford The hrss OF said pablie.tions
ard sAsh n The otlsr notices " b msisi served
and posted 81 least thirty days bsfofs said tins 81
Insstlus, 20 the end that all psrsoas aai oofpo-
rstlons MAJ then and there spps.r ssf shs~
caass, n any they have, ~hy the prayer Of said
o. titlOnsr should not b frsntsd.
Attest ALBERT =. AUSTIN, Cisrt.
A use sopy of said rstuOa and ordu Of court
thereon. -
AIieai ALBERT ;. AUSTIN. Clara.
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~, John =. sw.ssy w.s In tais VII.
i,.s At vesk
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r,.ttri vii uutii farthsr notice meet
-.,.f,, syeu.ng instead OF SAiurfay.
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rr csus. E,q Of Portland. was In
49, ass thursday.
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NJ. J,.nnle Hubbard male a trip 10
psr,',ni ltst week.
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W r.rhsm AMI wife have been a. Ex.
a., r.rham'- f1r few days.
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