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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-04
II ad ache,

from which I was long sufferer. -
Emma Keyes, Hubbardston, Mass.
. whenever I am troubled with con-
stipation, or suffer from loss of appetite,
Ayers Pills set me right again. "A. j..
Kiser, Jr., Rock House, Va.
layers Pills are in general demand
among our customers. Our sales OF
them exceed those of all other pills COM
bined. We have never known them
fail to give entire satisfaction. -
Wright & Hannelly, San Diego, Texas.
Ayers Pills,
" PREPARED BY
Or. ]. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Dealers in Medicine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-04

TRY the Great Milk Shake at Arbogast
n Trumbo,a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
East Summer.


Died. in sumner. Monday, the 2lsi inst I,
Mr.. Mary X Abeo,i. daughter % Rev. ID.
\. Hlbbari. aged "a years and 10 mouths.
The deceased came home from Kansas last
winter, hoping 20 regsin her health some.
What, bat consumption hai laid It's hold
upon her and she gradual, failed until
death nnally intsrpOssd. Her husband,
Nr. Charles H. Abbott, and Mr.. llibbard
and family desire 20 express their gratitude
io the near uelghbors sud friends for their
klndly aid and sympathy. The deceased
came an entire stranger among az. yet was
loved AMI respected. and meriied the sym.
PATTY which kind hearts were so ready 10
bcstow
Arrangements are made for sn Interest.
log occasion a. the Cobgl church, Eas,
sumner, on Memorial Day. Exercises 10
commence promptly ~ p. n. We trust
that our people generally will attend this
loyal tribute % our soldier martyrs.
BY. Tuell. W. X. SewAll. AMI \ G.
Head are delegates 20 the State COuVen'
ton. and will support Marble for Governor.
:. Y. steison. Henry Il. Jersey, and 8. c.
Head are delegates 10 the County Couyen'
ton. The political pot will soon begin 10
bile. Well. let 'er bile
Many farmers have ~ yet pat but little
seed Into The ground, owing 20 the late sea
son. bat this week will be busy one for
them.
Eastman, our genlsi scotsman, was made
the recipient Of huge turtle recently dur.
lng the shades OF evening. IL contained
lots OF Zoe eOnfscilOns and was got up by
an ingenious artist In paper decorations.
Eastman thinks that the "y0ice OF the fur
"a dove Il again heard In oar land" East
man's long pedals made = 2'2l 81 gait
While 10 pursuit.. Nopublie record. Sim
ply trial OF speed. sLocuh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Dixneld.

Those who have been 10 Weld Pond re-
port aie fshlng The Governors Council
were a. The p5ui with II. q. stanley last
wssk
W. W Saith has, ans bOA,-noaatsd
on wheels.
TIE ps~ bOldIbE' are progressing nns-
Fr,d ward ,nd wife have retained to
$, arsport.
Taree boat crew OF Bs.ree'. drivers are
opPnslts The village.
VIII Kidtsr has M. house up and shin.
giei. ltisaVery neat. well planned house.
Ne Cox hAs his cottage up and partly
boarded.
Mr. PuinNm q. pa,,lng the roofon 70 the
new post ofi' q bullilus.
Frank STANLEY has HI. house well along.
Miss lone IIarlos 4. In town.
Mrs. siowell arrived from Boston Wei
ue-day
Staples l. taking his birch on, ofihe riv.
~. Ast two teams are hauling IL 10 the
spool MIL.
Qaits number Of oar folks are a. Weld
Pond fi,hfDx They report good luck.
school Began Monday, Miss Cora Kii.
DER. tstcher.
william Smith l. 10 town and entertain
"a The Governors Councll a. the National
House, On route for Weld Pond.
Mrs Emuy knight 4. a. home.
Dr. wing Il silll unable 10 ride. though
able ~ be- out some.
Spool mill Il busy a. well IS the e,h
makers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Fryeburg.

Rev Mr. Ssnibrook. OF Lowell, exchsng
ef with Mr. Livingston on Sunday, the
20th. ard delivered an address before The
temperance association In the evening.
Mr.. Johnson and family came to the
Fyeburg House on Monday, and are busy
preparing 10 open u 10 the public. OF which
due announcement will be made.
Mr. Olney came from Canada last week
with q dozen nne horses. Some well
mstched pairs.
The second game OF base ball between
The fryeburgs and North Conway boys was
al the Academy ball groand Saturday, the
The islh. Resulted fpebufgs, 5Gi North
Conveys, m
Messfs. ID. Il Hastings, +. G. Shirley.
william Gordon. II. Ch,rdler and q. shir.
ley we're the delegates to the Augusts Con-
ventiOn.
M,arice Pil.bury I. engaged .s clerk 10
81 Msrk's Hotel, New York city. 10 begin
In June.
UOl Z c Frrius,On and family are 10
The village.
Mrs. Dr.. L.msOu returned from Port.
land on Wednesday.
A. X Jsnnes IL bulidlng q plaIf, on The
south side oi his house.
w. III. Tarbox II a, home from Boston.
DR.. John SWEET aud Mary y. Towle were
married on Thursday. the 2iih, and len
immediately for an overland drive TO Green
Vile. Ne.
Strawberries. etc. were served Al the
circle Al The vesiry Thursday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Rnanlntinna

Al the last regular communication OF
Bethel Lodge. No %, Free and Accepted
MAsons, held May l0!h, the Brethren
10 show their respect for the memory OF
Brother Hiram Young adopted the follow
ing
whereas, Death has once again invad.
cd our pleasant circle OF friends aud broth
ers, and the allwise Father ha. called one
OF our members 10 bis place In the Celes'
tlh Lodge, aud
whereas. II IL not only jast and n,,lug
but oar grateful privilege 10 make perpetu
al record OF his many virtues, therefore b
It
Resolved, That In the death OF Brother
Hiram Young this Lodge lsments the loss
OF an upright and conscientious Msson,'
sympathetic aud generous friend, and =
public citizen whose honesty OF purposs
and kindly charity for al made him dear
10 the hearts OF the community.
That We give our testimony 10 his amli'
BILE, discreet and exemplary character In
both his Masonic and public lie, and that
bis continued Efforts for the prosperity
and growth OF our cherished order are
most gratefully acknowledged and sppre'
cistei.
That We Offer our sincere symp,thles u
the family OF our brother In their great be
re.vemsnt and mlngle oar tears with
theirs; aud that We live Ia the hope that
by equally vlrtuous lives We may Al TIE
end, ss he did, enjoy the happy r'n 'otlop'
consequent on & well spent life, and die 10
the hope OF = glorious immortality.
That q copy ofthese resola Ions be sent
10 the family OF Brother Young, sprest
upon the Records of,he Lodge, and pub
llshed 10 the local papers.
w. T. SgII.LIS0s,
J. @. BILLINGS,
VI. w. CHANDLER.
Committee on Resolutions
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Ratlal-


Two young men were arrested In Bethel
Friday under peculiar circumstances.
They called upon Mr.. J. q. Billings, the
carriage maker. AMI wished 10 exchange .
new carriage FOR On old one. a. they were
on nshing excursion. AFTER the en-.
change, taking The difference In money
they len Bethel on foot for the purpose A.
they said OF nshlng. Me-. Perkins, one OF
the BARRIERS living near the csrrisge shop,
had his suspicious aroused and he and MI.
Killings followed them 10 West Bethel.
When they saw Mr. Billings they took IN
the woods. bot were soon surrounded by
men from Beans mill and taken back 10
Bethel ON the arrival OF Sheriff Worn.
ell from Portland they were arrested aud
confessed 10 the stealing Of the horse and
carriage In Bangor.
0ould's Academy closed q successful
term with an exhibition Wednesday even.
Ing. There VISA p;iEe debate on The
question OF Organized labor and strikes.
The pilEs OF ten dollars offered by Il.
Herrlek. Eco. was awarded Nj. Elliott,
OF Ramfori. fnisy evening q reunion
was held a. Rlllto Hall, which was very
enjoyable.
A call from your correspondents. q. II.
Brown. OF Mason, ard II LovsJOy, OF
Albany. have sddei much 10 the pleasure
ofihe week. although was panied to see
Mr. brown IN 60 feeble health.
q T.. Bean, one OF our enierpfislng mer'
chants, IL also Q good farmer. lie b. Eve
acres OF land resdy for planting. and has
seven as fine horses aud colts a. can be
found In Oxford COnnty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
NfaRon.

Mss beautiful spring morning. The
birds are singing. the trees are leanng out
and The yong cattle are being turned
away 20 their sumner pastures.
The water has dried up on high land 20
thu, the land IL In fair condition TO work.
some grain IL sown. few potatoes
planted, fences are badly winter killed.
grass not much.
Mrs. J. @. Bean made mlsstep .. she
v.s coming down stairs and has black
eve. She Ia very unfortunate.
T.. T. Mains Il quite feeble now. lie ls
stopping with his daughter, Mrs. G. ".
Brown. AZ,
oar school commenced Monday. Miss
Berth. NJ. Grover. teacher. She has
taught two terms here before.
Mrs. L. whitman died Sunday morning
aged 65 years. She has been sick long
time.
A. o. Paine wishes 10 sell his farm In
Mason. l. not sure OF . purchaser Jet
Ifyouug cattle or sheep act poisoned
give each spoonful Of sslerstas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Joshua Perham.


VT joshua PeraAm. another % Wake
-,.l = hlnest And respected cliixsns, died
gl wednesday. A. his home on Nevhall
l'l'i. ~ consumption ~ The bloOf. lie
Nas luru a. WOODSTOCK. Ne. Jlns gih.
.'i' as sas TIE sou % johann AMI Lacy.
~ frfaam Sss married twice, BIS rrsi
-. Mtry Whliman. b. married AZ Wood
s''ct. Ne ia ls1G. act his second wife,
eaf'a ". Good ~. ~ Yarmouth. Ne In
a.. - - sifc died In 1874 and bis
~eoti In is.T Mr. PcrhAm had SIX
.-'.lfsn, fOlr ~ Sbom ar now living
AlifsS Mary J Amsuda NJ Jessie A
- 80 Jrfumts. deceased. By OcCupA'
10 NJ ferhau sss farmer. snd rAsset
-'-i % 30 ne IN Maine. For uinetesr
leans p" hAs been q citizen % Wsksr-if,
.lnrst upright. ant respected ~ al Who
al,E I'm To Maine Ne. PsrhAm served
o'iectnan. Collector 90 Tkxes, and In
o.lsf otces-in each instance serving
va honesty and dignity lie vas = respeo-
- nemoer % the Uulversallst Church. =
-staosr ofthe Reform Club. sEsalous mem
-. of ths local Hortlcaliur. and Agricul'
sllA society. and an early member OF The
80 80 % Temperance. The funeral occurred
ulai AierucOn, a. one o'clock -Ciiifsn
80 Banner. Wakefield, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
The Indu strial Journal.

The latest and one OF the most valuable
exchanges added To our list IL The Indus
trial Journal, Published At Bangor, . sheet
which occupies urique position smorg
the Maine newspapers, both for the ex.
hsus,ive enterprise with which II gathers
into it, broad columns all the news
throughout the State 10 the fsld which 10
covers so ably and well. and 10 the ability.
fearlessness and vigor OF It's editorial cou.
duct Everything pertaining TO the In
dustrisi and commercial progress OF the
State fnds ia prompt herald In the Jour.
nal, and our maltifsrious resorts and not
ei interests are treated with q fullness
that leaves pothing 10 be asked. No
readers OF the Industrial Journal viii need
ask any Qu.sticn about the Maine resorts
OF wealth and pleasure. The level.hsaced
soundness OF the Journals editorial views
upon the important pablo questions of
the day IL one OF the signal merits In
which 10 stands conspicuous and almost
alone among Maine pspsrs.-Mount De
sert Rusticatof.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Albany

Mr.. Hoa'ton. from Nai.ck. Mass, has
moved. vith his family. % the Hiram Rob
hins' farm. back OF Sougo PJni.
Mr.. inmNn's family will soon returu from
Msssachusstis and again Occupy their
farm
Rev G. r u Crockett ani wife. ofGreai
Falls. AZ visiting her mother. Mrs. BIRD.
sho i quite slck
Mr.. gilbert wArdWsll 10 ys, very sick
Daniel Clark has been repairing the
schcol hous. in the Kneslani Dist
Albion Holt has returned % his farm.
Rev. T NJ. nssisukoH has commenced
ais lAhors With TIE Albany church.
Payson Rich has moved on 90 Carter
Growers farm.
W. W Mason. % Bethel. drove bis
stock % hofse-, sheep snd neat stock 20 bis
pasture Ia Albany The sji INST l..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Hebron.

La., Sunt,y. May 20lh, Mr.. Wedge
preached . very Interesting sermon In the
absence OF the pastor.
A very handsome table. has been placed
on the grave OF Percy Maxim. The work
was done by Wise OF South Paris.
OCohnor OF Norway Il also doing some
work for this place.
itiss disgrace 10 the place that the
cemetery IL not better cared FOR. "WhAi
IL eyeryboiy's business Il nooody's bust
ness" IL Is hoped that some move will be
mate soon 10 better the condition.
Dindelion and strawberry blossoms are
plenty.
The warm days are making everything
grow.
A. J. Smith, OF Paris, is At work for
Frank Glover. Z.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Rnmfnrd Cnntro.

Mr.. james Klmbsll and wife from Port.
Land. sr. visiting Il Mr.. Charle. Abboits.
Nj. Lacy Laikin IL teaching the school
In thl. district
The following persons are working In
The steam mill
Elmer bennett. EivAri TAnurn. fred Eaton
john nsnnstt. william PRATT. !. y. nenneii,
Prank nAfroui, John Z. rAflln. Charles Mitch
ell
several farmer. are going TO bay corn
planters.
The sslecimsn have ,ppoln,ed G II. Alb
bo,t supervisor. y II. Elliott . signed.
NJ Arson Faruum and Nr. James Ken.
i,.on are very sick and probably cannot
recover.
Mr., J. T. stephens 4. gate low.
Sluce writing the above the writer has
learned that Mr. Arson f,rnum iiei n
. O'Clock lAs, nigh,. Friday. Nay ?jih. age
sgye.rs Fanersl Sunday, May 2iih, At
The church. N?r
Mrs. Herbert Blxbce Il very sick.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

Tee B.r,a VI. Journal Of Mach
IS obtains ihe hllosiag notice % the
i-Tt q n.,ivs q oxford Couaiy.
~ Back ~ass brother q Dr.. Back.
- Gac'.sei 10 Pans from 1888 10
l,.r.
5000 X Back va born on The "a OF
lt.-lkry. ls-t. AZ Samnsr. Mslne. His
a...r 49, q farmer In mOierAts circau-
s,arCes ari bel received only = common
s-l,I. ellcAi.1u lie uNs married 81
St1ve. Msssschasstts, April l6. lst,, %
n - M.-.s Cats. Who died April rs. isi9
NJ hlrk cane . Bertha In Novsmpsr.
... k1f fcs aere tIi his death. IL
-. 1evefA mAn % great strength, bit
"a v,ry active mrniNlly Ani Physically,
A. slIr - hsalth permitted SNs very
grui a nlsiness. for mAny years
.e a. bssn an invLli from Cafon-
'-1rch.t. Sith disease 30 stomach
as Utler comp cations palu'ul an fis-
r-ss sl.ll made his ne a constant
s'-4sg.f 40 sur-ring All 10 vAs only
l-on-s~i ~ good ilfgnsnt All TIE
grs,,sst ani most cousiAnt care. Two
'far, ,gl an attack % pneumouiA en- bin
- 9rl.tfAiei that be- hat since
ben l1rr1ci 3D. hls oef Ani The man ~
sverige ss.gat anf stature wasted ssaY
O. 50 tlkl s.tiy pognis. Narrowed ~
Anlsi c1nstsut cough And constant pain,
rai.rlt sni accomplishing. death came d
t.l lu t1e 90 % March. Lass. and bis
s--.r.uss vrrs over Tie Sss q nan OF
ll-l l1re thAn average a1illiy, or gu0i
'ls-.ss ta.sut at most urqae-tioncd
integrity o. sas vel inflfm-i up1u All
tr rI.t-a' anf nora movements ~ ne
'N great fgsfer % god rssfing an
t'.cg' A.. a.s 80 rags Kept up bis 10
|'rs, I'M clrrrut svrnt.. rs BET sAs
crfrrrf 40 che latest iluruAs. A visi-
- il t.ss.rk room vas sure - ieAVe II
49, i1an hs cane With tens ~ neus b.
a. overlooked OF with the bearing or
rl-rr1f events upon The hls.ory % oar
i1-s a'.T discussed H. aitachments
~ sirlrg tni be spent many hOnrs OF
- .'rg. A. sickness In keepirg up an
sTie-s.rs co-rtsp1nience With Dis early
FI-fs VIA tae most sincere respect
~ Nr opinions % Others Dc hated al
car 80 hypocrisy. and vita The -vouh
l-nrs f1st BEL hst wrongrf no man be
Ntkri iosu o. ne valley % ne shallow
o., ieaia caesfisly aai without fear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
South Buokaeld.

w. shaw has cent seveuty-seven bar
rels OF grated frult 10 NJ. Cummings, CON-
mission merchant 81 Portland.
The "frlsh mare" formerly owned by the
writer has 20, foe col, amer frsnklin
Prince.
Kills whitman has handsome pair OF
matched three yesr-old steers that grit G
n 10 inches. lie calls them the beet ones
he ever Owned. They will no doubt be
present At the county fair next fall.
VIM eastman, OF Hartford, AID Ell post
master Deco.ter have made bet. TIE
former bets q Dbl. OF No. I spples OF the
crop OF IS that Mr.. Blaine 10 the RepublI.
can nomiuee aud Mr.. ID. the price OF the
same ths, he ID not.
Your correspondent WAS recently ssked
this strange question Aftsr Mr. Blaine
who IL your ehoics for the Republican
nomiua,ioni We replied that OF course We
were debUred from any choice but that
we would like 10 see Gen. Gresham nomi.
mated.
Adslbert 4. Jordan has two two. year-old
colts by Msj)r Boone that are truly "boos'
ters." They are extra colts without extra
feed. Hood, In this case Al least, surely
tells. The M.jor has put on his ear marks
otNOul utsfAhe.
The farmers have finally ooncluied that
nature IL 10 give Us seed time a. least and
are proceeding accordingly.
The Mcintosh Red IL an apple tree that
Il being quite extensively set this spring.
Bonnie Gerrish Ia ., home for few days
from Massachusetts,.
R,de Russell was Indicted by the FEEDER.
al Grand jury Al Portland.
Fred Rassell has retained from dursnoe
vile
Gayus Morrill, wishes TO exchange his
blackhswk colt Cor q brood mare.
Charlie Allen who cut his knee q1lte
severely with draw shave IL able - be
out sgain.
David Record has 90, another uotier.
n and J. A. Lowell are doing Aurellsn
Aliens springs work.
II. A. Consnts stock sni everything
pertaining 10 his farm indicates that be IL
progressive and successful farmer.
Were there more such.
Jason Russell says be meant only 20
challenge Buekfsld stations. That takes
the teeth out OF the cAsllenge.
Chn T. Allen has sold slr yeafllng
Jersey heller. 10 The Messr. Wise.
II. A. Consnt has sold bis oxen % Wal.
Ter Ashe. Mn ConAnt'. cows have made
100 los. OF butter from Dec. IL, 10 May
lst
q. Til,on has sw.ppd the Irish mare.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Nowry.

Mr.. Joseph wight s,ill remains Ia .
precarious condition. Her i,ughtsr, Mrs.
q. A. Bronson. lhas come home 10 care fof
her.
widow Jackson. an sgci lazy. died q,
the residence 81 her son, Andrew Jackson.
ofthi. town, Tuesday, the 23i The sou
himself IA. besn seriously lll Tor three
monihs aud Is now thought 10 be very
uear his end
This I. q very cold spflng bat your cor
respondent has one hundred bills OF pots'
toes that were big enough 10 hoe The lsih
% thl, month.
A. the Republican caucus In this town
\ X WidDer was chosen . delegate ~ the
state Convention a. Portland. ". \.
Baker vas chosen delegate n The county
convention. Delegates unlns,ruciei.
Orrin Foster. ". \. Baker. w. u. Wight
were oho'en town committee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Andover.

The VI. l. society has bought A. A.
Vests house and will use u Tor pArson'
sgc.
several esA'ng parties are here waiting
flr the ice % leave the lakes.
Nlwt0u intends % bald . iene-
meut tails Sumner
HR Cu.hm ~ has le, bis farm 10 Peter
Leonsri this season.
Ex-senator J. W. Clark, ii. ID. Abbott
And L \ Jlnes are 90 represent AndoVsi
a. the Portland Convention.
m W. Sutors stable l. up and boarded
NJ. Mauis BlAisdell Is teaching Al Ess'
AniOver.
The NJ r. Circle met with Mrs. WilliAn
Perkins wednesday evening.
% n Poor, John Newton, and y. T.
rhomas we're chosen Delegates 20 The Co
Convention. AZ the RspaohcAn caucus lAs'
Saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Dixaeld Centre.

warn and pleasant.
Evsrybody in . rush doing spring WORK.
Never, 70 nv knoslcdge, were The farmer.
IN this vicinity more In hurry aud In need
n, held thar nos. A bali dozen good men
% work 90 . farm are wanted Al M. plaee.
Oaly think ofnl Twenty nith OF May ana
nothing plsntsd. A few have soNn OATS
and wheat. Eugene 4 Holman has par.
eha.sd A corn planter OF The latest ana
rnost improved pattern aud Il works nicely.
hear that he intends % work out WIN |"
some. n any desire.
Before forget Il Wish 10 say thN mere
4. . bis hoom last now a. this place Tor
new church some $500 have oe.h suo
scribsi And more IL promised. MAY ths
Lori strengthen and encourage the good
work. .,.S ~,
apA driver whlitemore Is In tie BOZ
NJ Holman 4 Co. nov have thsif posi-
ofa,e and store nicely n,tei up aud faiolsh-
"a Win rev, fresh goods AZ theif RESIDENCE
ana are ready for business.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
STATE or MAINE.

COUNTY OF OXFORD. .;-BoAri Of County
Commissioner NAY session, is.s
Upon the tore petitiOn, satisfactory evidence
nAvirg been received that the petitioners are re-
spOasbie and thai Inquiry Into The msrits Of their
application IL expedisat. tis ordered that the
Coauty Commissioners meet 81 the house Of J !.
~. LouJBf Ia Albany, on TuesisJ the third d,y %
July next. NJ ten OF the O'slOck A. ~.
aud thence proceed 10 vies ths route
msptiDosd In od pstluJn. Immediately aftef
when ysu q he1iag the Of partbss add their
witnesses ~ill b. had 81 some place In the
,icinity and such other measures tAket In the pren
&c the commissioners shall ladgs proper. And
Il l. farther ordered that NOTES Of the lime place
saf purpose Of the Commi ssiOnsrs' meeting nore-
aid, b. given 10 all persoas and corporations In.
terestsd By esssiag stisstsd copies Of said petition
and OF this order thereon 10 be served apoa the
Clsrk of the town Of Albany ssd sl.) posbei ap
IN 8 psble places In ssf t0vs sni psslishei Q
~esks ssccessl,eiy IN the oxford Demo
efst. Q Newspaper pTintsd o. Pare, 10
said County Of Oaiord the hrsl % sail PUBLICATIONS
And eseh % the other notices " bs ns1s, ssrved
and posted Of least thirty days bsfofs sat time u
msetinr, 90 the end that ali psfsons snd eorpo-
fstions mar then and there sppssf and shsu
eaass, ~ any they have, vhy the prayer Of said
D. titionsrs should not BE- granted.
Attest: ALBkkT =. AUtTfS, Clsrt.
A true eopy Of said Petition ssd orlss % Court
xrIIsTi ALBEIT s. AUSTIN. clsrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Oxford.

Memorial services will be held by the
T. A. Roberts Post, No. %. @. A. X, on
Wednesday. Judge g. Y. whitman, OF
Norway. will deliver the address at 10 80
m. The band will be In attendance.
Procession will form q, Q o'clock.
Mrs. Abby Ambrose has returned from
Florida and IL at her fathers.
Edward Faance IL st home.
Mrs. Hawkes. has been 10 Boston TO pur-
chase millinery and IL now prepared to
furnish her customers with the new styles.
Ths annual meeting OF the N 4. Sunday
School takes place on Tnursday evening.
The Robinson Mfg. Company are getting
stone from Prescott Pixies fsld to repair
their dam. Many have been TO see the
large stone that stands Is feet above the
ground and the workmen have already dog
Is feet below the ground making &c feet In
length BY 20 feet In height. IL splits In
nice shape. A. 8. Fuller has the JOB.
Married In Bidieford. May i2Ih, Manly
Tracy and Miss Hio:a Hilton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Canton.

Twenty million OF logs In Canton boom
and no, much OF q year for logs either.
Staples l. all out OF Swim River which
IL better than anybody thought could be
done.
There are now seyen,y.nse men sorting
logs ~ the gap, They expect 10 get
through In ten days The story that The
boom hsd broke and three hundred thou
sand bad gone down river VAS q mistake.
When they frs, began 70 sOri there was
small break and few logs went out.
Most OF them belonged down river.
Staples has had remarkable good luck so
FAR.
The corn factory Is going 20 run. The
new canning company that Was expected
to start up here has located at West
Mlno,. Success 10 them. NASHUA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Portor.


We are hs,lng little better weather.
Farmers are planting on dry ground.
Dat. and peas that were sown have come
up looking we'll
Daniel rowle. from Everett, Mass, IL
ner- on business for short time.
Mr.. william ID. II Churchill has Lost two
horses AMI lamed one OF bis oxen so be has
got 10 turn them Tor beef Bot - they are
nice beef he will not lsse 80 much as be
would n they bad not been.
Grass i looking quite well, bat II has
winter ALLIED some
Towle and Kvnerson are turning 10 their
timber.
Osslpec River 1. on the fall again.
Hay Ia plenty and chesp
Potatoes are scarce and high.
Josie Jenkins has returned from Roehes-
Ter, y. II.