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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Oxford.

George HaIsn has purchased The lot ol
A. L. faunee, formerly owned by Cybeli,
fsunce, on which IL the famous mineral
spring. which he Il digging oa' aud sion'
ming up.
Carries Smith has boagh, The house and
lot OF Ofrin Tracy. lIspv. $500 Tor ~
Mr. Traey Il geislng about again after
severe sickness.
Lander wariwsll has hired Harry
whi,sAoase In place OF frsnk fosg 10
take charge ofhls livery stable NJ wsleh'
vile.
George P,rrington's horse Was Killed on
the railroad crossing near Mechanic Fail'
aud the carriage smashed NJ, bot Nc. D.
Iimpci OF and Was unhnrt.
The ball dog Owned by Joseph RDoln.on
having bitten Two members OF ihs family
was samnarily dispatched suaiv morn
Ing.
Ga Saturday game was plsyel between
the Oxford lI nine and Bates Mills mae
Result OF game % ~ 6 Ia favor OF TIE ok'
fords. GA the Saturday previous the
Grays played and defeated the Oktords on
q score of22 - ~.
Miss Mile Walker Ia q, home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

N Ms. J \. Vaaghn has been qliie sick.
' aoiasr, ron New hampshire. 10 stop
Pss siiA aer a. present.
Ligf Laikins ard sasie Graham Ars
o,,a % he sick list.
n osnnie Th0mas wil be obliged % 20 %
,'sAod and have al operation performed
-. a. sye. II Il feared that BE may lose
ssai 0f both. Bonnie Is good boy
- Ns are extremely sOIry for his misfor-
ssnele " FAruum vas married here
~ ~ l'tn' % FRED 4 Seal. ofLynb. Mass.
s.y ~ reside In Lynn. Mss FArnum
nAny ffisnts 10 Rumf0rd, Who wish
- 81. Soetinaal happiness. Rev. Mr.. Hanna
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Swadan.

Not much hoelng has been done Jet.
On the evening Of The 18th the good peo-
pie OF this town met a. the town house TO
make arrangements FOR the fourth. An
appropriate observance OF the day, and q
picnic dinner In Planners Grove were
agreed upon. Committees were chosen TO
supsfintedi the musical and literary exef.
cises, aud also 10 engage brass baud for
the occasion. AL anticipate q good time.
Msude Young IL at work al l.. NJ. Ssun'
derson's. q, East Waterford, this summer.
X. II. Neyers and Mark Perry are peeling
bark for j. w. Cute. Granville Jordan
and Walter Storer for VIII Flint.
Dsan Andrews has purchased the Samuel
Saunders stand, near the old post once.
Nay Perry IL working al Aaron Jones's,
OF this town. ".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Dixaeld

"a ctss % tfosulrg occurred here
Netrrs'ay Afternoon. seven men started
OF .l 'lai after rifi % birch for the
ioo'a pa factory. TIE boat uAs eapslf-
~ a1i Aortl Canada. % Phllhps, Ao0ut
~ Ieafs ~ AZ. sAs dfoened.
Iac nes ouliings are growing a.
rolnf Am0ng TIE uumhsf u0s 10 prog
i'ss AZ. tas store % J z. Johnston, dSsl-
.tgs 'lf John T1oihsksr. FrAak STANLEY,
srlfss Merrill pr sturisvAut. y. white,
A Lag william K.ider. and = tenement
l'sst Ga u N Cox NJ Cox Is also pat
W anss ffuui glass on % bis store Win
70 iset kiilu1n.
10 Artcsut RspabllcAn caucus J5h1 HAr'
-, EsI All Dr. :. :. Sturtsvant we're
s2ossn isisgstes % The couuty Convention.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
East Waterford.

There w.s qllts large party a. dance
ln the p.VlllOn Jans s.h. There 10 cx'
pectei n be another JAY 81.
Mrs. q. y SpAalilns his been spending
= few days with her grAnif,iher, ID. l.
Nillett
Mrs. M.ndlna Miller Il visiting a. her
sons.
There being no graiaAtes from Doaslass
Seminary thls year, musicale was given
by The students ~ the village church.
Tuesday evening. Jane i9sh. All The parts
were well rendered, Public examinations
occurred at the Seminary Monday aud
Taesdsy forcnOons.
Mrs. George Croker. OF Norway, has
been spending week with her oroiher'
Jonas AihertOn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Hiram,

Mr.. Amml l.. Gnp,,riek has built a
house on his old homestead near the
Wales bridge.
The Republican caucus Is called for Sat-
urdsy, Jane -, atGr. NJ.
We regre, 20 hear OF the death OF Dea.
A. w. Valentine, OF Bethel, We served
on the Grand Jury with him In lssS.t, aud
learned his worth IS high minded, pure
hearted gentleman.
one day the past week Mrs. Bartlett
Clemous WAS visited by her children, Mrs
Eugene waisworth, Mrs. J. v. Twitehell,
Mr.. FL Clemens. OF Hiram, and Mrs
Lafayette Clemons, OF Denver, Colorado,
Mrs. Liewellyn A. wsisworth being also
q step daughter, IL being their hrst meeting
since Thanksgiving OF 1874.
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Dedication at Mechanic Falls.
MECHANIC Fails, June ~.

MECHANIC fAlsLss Juue 81
The Baptist church of Mechanic Falls re-
opened and re dedicated their house OF
worship yesterday afternoon and evening.
The exercises, which were OF "a very Inter
esting character, were under the dire elton
Of Rev. O y Harden, OF Hebron.
Ia the afternoon Rev. q. M,yo. OF Paris,
read the Scriptures and offered prayer.
Rev. A X T.. Small, ID. ID, OF Portland,
preached the sermon. Rev. T. Y. White, OF
Bath, offered the deiicstory prayer.
Ia the evening. sfter su encouraging
praise service, led by X v. q. Mayo, . ser
mon was preached by Rev. A. T. Damn, OF
Portland.
Notwithstanding the storm, large audi.
ences filed the house, and deep interest
was manifested.
The house has been enlarged and thor.
oughly rentted. About o.. 900 have been
expended, and no debt Tests upon the
house.
The Baptist Society, as we'll - the whole
community, Is TO be congratulated on hav'
log q building 90 neat, tasty and comforts-
BILE, aud with such admirable appointments
for church work. The work has been done
under the artistic eye OF John Calvin Stew.
ems, Of Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

r. yo1tg iaiies o. his village VII give
a. s.isrtArmsut a. the AcAicmy, on Wed
rss.u syru.ng % This week. TIE pro
r-a- .rr uiss tAhleAux. reproduction or
- ever plpl'U "iiighlAut flng ~
n 90. IA Alstln And Caro- Thsyer All
tl,t Csc Via dance. Masic ~ lolngs
O-ca-sfa Ice cream Ani cAke vii oe
sfsNs A. the proceeds % this enter
ua-snt az % be- usst In repairing he
siesAks u i hopci that every one VI
- .risf,s'ei b hslp swell The funi iof q
Esc. tesi-i Improvement The Young
hi.s. ~ have tsksu this matter Ia hand
Deserve n1ch credit AMI large pairon-
A. 'lf ths.r enterprise and pablo spifit
IT, a. tlks bold as spsnt q liitls money
ilfi1s ft?a.f % he Use walks an Sustain
a. s1cs. sut fspatAiion % car village
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
nirkvnln-

Oxford Couuiy Pomona Grange met
Nth RlekemekA Grange a. West Peru TIE
i.th inst All enjoyed good time anu
a5oat forty received The 5th degree.
Abbott 4 Putnam are peidllng beef
m. Andrews has cold his horse 70
George GoriOn.
Frsnk Chlld has got bis pension cheek
anf bought . stand AMI a horse
Oryios Rove hAs sold The Curtis colt 70
Rev. A. A. Abbott
Fumsrs 10 ,Als vieisl,y have lasi begun
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
West Sumner.

The q. A Rs will hold picnic In Mr.
David Anifsss grove the an. Speakers
from abroad will h. present sueh A. hon'
John T.. swasey. Lieut. NJ. n Maoury, W
: Robinson and Others. This will prooA-
Div be one OF The @. A. Rs usual good
time. ana perhaps IL would no, be oct OF
pi.ce here 70 say that al OF their enter.
tAlnments thus Gar have been decided
saccss.. A picnic dinner will De served
a. - grove. All are cordially Invited.
Thsr. will be dance In Washington Hal
In the evening.
nwlIi soon be time for oar Free high
School 20 commence. We should recon-
mend Al those scholars In town that can
a. ,,t.nd A this IL oar hrst school OF
ths E,nd ~ would like 10 see Il q success.
JaiA Benson has passed away A. Isst,
she has gone % that place where envy and
prslaiice are strangers, aud where m.n y
NOS iadgcd oy The tOugne Bat BY the hesfI
NJ Rove, OF West Peru and Miss Allen
OF Milton are stil with Us
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

W Bsritnln HsAlt. o. This to~u. died
% wednesday lAst. lie hai been sick for
a,oai TO Years. liz fanerA wNs attend
~ o., Friday. a. The Coug1 caurch. by
~ f0ttis. TIE msmhers OfAestn
sA.sy Loige, No. cf. I q. q. r.. attended
p eofy. lie Vas also . member OF the
~ FELLOWS Relief
AafrIe,f 90 "Wednesday. Jaue i3th, In
,,s'tsil. NJ Mooty n McAilistsr and Miss
htlA Hatch. both of Lowell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

An sburdsn, hay crop Is predicted. The
grass nov having . thick iaIufiAh'
growth. n
Kimban. drawn By J. \. Bartie,ts ioaf
heavy horses. IL nov repairing we 'oAN'
IN ihl. part OF the town.
Miss Eta Estes has returned ITO" D''
ton. .... a. .,
Elwyu Perry from Massachusetts " ~
Z .. Psrry's for the sumner.
Mr.. Clara Brown and Two children are
nov Oosrdlpg Al J. II. swans
Preaching a. the church 81 Rev. w. ID
usnnafort JAY ist.
Grange meeting June son.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Messenger. Notice.
JrYlcE OF nIE sHEEiFT oT oxFoKD CoUsrr
STATE on MAINE.

OTFtCE OF TIIE sHEHITf OF OkfOkD COUNTY.
STATE on MAINE.
OXFORD, s.-Juns 20. A. ID. ISIS.
rINlIIs 10 10 give notice, thai on the lisi
i dAy Of June. A. u. iscs. warrant 10 In
soIyency was issaet cot of the Court Of insolVen.
ey for sai County OfOxfOrd, against the estate 81
Fraak kaighi, % Waterford, IN sAii COuniy.
siludsed o. BE- an insOlVent Debtor. on petition
OF sAh debtor, whicn pstition SAs died 90
the ll.h dAy OF Juae, A. u. lse-, 70 which last
nAmed dAie interest on claims u 70 Be com'
patel; that the payment Of any debts All the de
lyery And transfer OF any property belonging 70
said debtOf 90 hin Or fOr hs use, and - delivery
ant transfers OF any property BY him are Forbidden
By lAsi that q meeting % The cfeiitofs OF sAli
Debtor 10 prove their debts and choose one OF
more Assignses OF HE estate, Viii be held AZ
court OF Insolvency 10 be holden 81 The Probate
oOart room, In Paris In sAid County OF Otfor,i, on
the Ism dag Of Jsly, A. u. is'c, al nine oelocl
In the forenoon.
Given under nv hand the date drsl above writ
ten. JONATHAN BLAME, DepsiJ shsrin,
a. Messenger % The Court Of insoi'eacJ, Tor sail
County Of Oklord.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Deuuark.

The members OF the W. G. I. L. give q
eoncsr, a, The Ualversslls, church Saniay,
Ialy i.t. Al O'Clock ". AL ATE cordial
~ Invited.
A crew OF men are m,klng extensive re-
pairs and Improvements a. Bafnhim 4
MOrr.lrs corn shop.
Ffank Keulson and A. 4. Meserve esughi
Jg5 iroai 10 Bartlett, and Jackson last week
Mrs George L. M)aliou bad large To
NOR removed from her throa, last Monday
A The Maine General Hospital IL Vas .
delicate operation, bot was performed In 4
sklllful And successful manner, and she Is
A. eonfortAble a. could be expected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Peru.

The town has parchlsei road msehlus
and hired ID w. Kalgh, 10 run IL. They
give him al % pr day.
4. \. wymAn tends The ferry ~ hi'
place.
A. A. P0mroy Il moving oat 10 Sumner.
We have had quite drouih.
The sweet corn has not come ~ very
vel ani has bad b bc plated over.
Mrs. McDouali has soi pension OF 81
per month ani $500 back pay.
n T.. StllmAn has 90, potatoes IN BIOS
SON.
H. W. Bahb has placed nice monument
Ia the E,si Peru barying lot c. y. De.
Shon has also enlarged u by two rows OF
lots Ani enclosed IL by wire fence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Wilann,a Niilla.

rs. Pin, AMI wife, OF Colsbrook. were
40 on q short vl.li also Peter Bennett aud
wife have been 40 TO see his sons, The Ben
nett Brothers.
AZ. shurilsf. Eco, OF South Paris,
AHds Mr. Andrews we're up on business
10 connection with the settling up OF The
Joshua Lombard estate, OF Which Nc.
Shur,leh Was one OF The heirs.
The little child Of J. y. Lituehale's SIN
lies ius eoma,ose state. IL seems an un-
common and Singular case.
The roads are nov being repaired snd
are In good order under The supervision OF
~ X. Bennett
Al unusual number OF sportsm,n have
been up the past week. mostly "salters,
which elias. il not very welcome.
A sportsman was killed by . fall up the
Diamond Saturday. Name, David smith,
OF SashuA, ". ii.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Byron.


We learn that Nc. John Shaw died The
10Th lust, aged "a years and mouths.
Mr.. Shaw moved from Baekneld some Tor
" years ago 10 Buekheli bill In Byron,
where some Elk or eight families from that
town had settled, hence the name OF
Buekhsld HUI Mr. Shaw Was man OF
sterling Integrity, and by industry, honesty
per.eyeranee and hard work. cleared ~ q
large farm and secured FOR himself aud
family nice home. lie Was man loved
aud respected by all who knew him, and
will be missed ani monrned by large
circle OF friends.
Mr. A. J. Walker, formerly OF Peru, and
. graduate OF Bridgton High school, Was
greeted by surprise party on the evening
OF the sih inst, by members OF hi, class
and the teacher. Prof n. Evans, aud |,
present OF an elegant gold ring. The par
" WAS treated 10 . supper, eonfeetonAfy
and music. A pleasant time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Rnnfnrd Point.

Mr. Albsfi Jones has been spending =
few days With her sister. Mrs. Spencer
A5bott. While on hsr nay irum ArOostook
% i1in her husband In California
Mrs 4. y Jsweii All Misc Alice Kin.
12ll are spending The sumner al John
uoses
The cArpsLters arc making sal havoc
9Th Joel Haichins house. bat time vii
Disclose he OF CO Ia view.
Mr. \. A. Taurstou i visiting frlends
III Upton.
w.F. K.mhali II hoae for short time
Muriet. ~ Ramflri Ceutre, June .O.h,
MafshAl Howard and Miss Mary Glover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

Crop. are looklng well. AliaOagh 10 !.
getting rather Dry for grass.
Nc Foss, % tbs place, Who hAs oeen
slck 80 long. l. asst alive.
There were three funerals A. Corssh
last Tuesday. Oae. Mr.. David Lord :
former resident ofthis town. Some tNen'
~ years since be Vas elected represents
live from this town, BAT before be took as
seat. wAs taken sick and has been an IN
valid ever since. lie Was good towns
nan aud held Offices % honor and truth
While be lived in town, 20 she Satisfaction
OF hi. toNnsmsu. The sympathy OF thi'
town il extrnied 20 The bereaved family.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Rrownheld.

The many friends OF Mr. and Mrs. w. IL.
stlekney met At their residence AZ East
BroSna,ld Monday, June lsIh, TO celebrate
The s5,h anniversary OF their marriage.
Many valuable presents were gwen rs
souvenirs, betokenlng the high esteem 10
which the host aud hostess were held
sump,uOus supper Was served, siso ice
cream aud strawberries. Singing iarnlsh'
"a by home talent. Instrumental music oy
Prof serutou, OF Pennington, y. II.
UniyersAllst Sewing Circle met Win
Mrs.. W. Rowe Thursday.
The Misses EmmOns are stnome on ,heii
vacation.
P,uaasket House
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
South Bethel.

The a.hlug party ths, weni 20 Success
last week had good lack. Catching sooa'
eight hundred trout
The highway Is undergoing m7en pesN'
sd repairs. .,v.
repairs on ais house
{. X. Abbott IL turning do"es io' A. o
Bean AZ West Bethel .,,.
Solou A. Putnam. ESQ, svisiuns fe1s
tIVes In The place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

John ". bartlett. % South Bos,ou. Tor
rnsriy a resident 90 Norway. :. visiting a.
d Psff1z Also Mss Evs'yn Bartlett
sha has iist arrived home frl m an extend
81 tour % Elru9e.
Edmuud Ffost Ant wife. % Nc. fAlls.
have bcsb visiting relatives here.
Mrs T. A stephens Ant daughter have
arrived home from Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Mason.

Thi. promises 10 be . very fruitful ses.
.ou. Oriee hunters and potato bugs are
more plenty than ever before seen.
There are goodly number OF crows here
now. They are AL right except q Few that
your South Baekfeld correspondent has
b,en catching. which are little ulekr.
dont blame them, bat rather pity. They
have been unfortunate.
oar people are partly done planting.
Grass IL drying up on light land.
Mrs. G. j Bean, one OF the mstrons OF
the Industrial School for Girls, Lancaster,
MSS, Il spending . short vacation IN
town. She Is stopping with her sister,
Ms. /. Z. Bean. Her grandson Is with
her
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

sOsf correspondent and two other lsdlss
-, sls Pleas are % going on board the
" = boat At.scOhOs
sis GEORGE Abbott and family are visit
no'asr, Mrs. 5. X Morse, Tor day
e.s understand that one OF The parties
s.ss n R.ngsly Lakes esagAt Ten troat
es ioriy-nins los. Qaits o catch for
SsAfJ IN he ssuoa. Ida.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
ailnad.

10, and dry IL the general complaint
Crows are ripping up the corn At 2t0
gait.
The potato beetles are the plen,les, ever
known. eating the young potatoes close 10
The ground.
A champion road m,ehlne has been here
on trial. from an agent a. Oxford.
Mrs. Henry Wright sni son jim spent
Sunday with friends 10 Auburn.
Qalie crowd wen, IN Portland situr-
dsN.
]. W. Klmb,ll has been appointed road
commissioner 10 the village district, and Is
doing good work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

E,IofU1ulr Cor ne week snt.ug Jane
= b..rr tas uAm-s % those scholars not
,....t 1r nriy lu ne rflmAry school
C1rf >1As. George Cnitng. Harold
Tsusf. Frank Arirvss. CHARLIE Wing.
l,,r Cuurg. ll-isn usmmoni, Lillian
P,fkns Msm.s usmmoni. Eva Aasiln,
Nuy NsssI anf IaIA Saou.
SAniE r. EAroN. teacher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
West Bethel,

A very much needed rain came Thurs.
day. II will assure . good hay crop In
this vicinity.
Seleetmen making taxes this week.
They nud iT9 dogs that are taxed ss many
dollars, and $40 polls. The rate OF Taxa
ton IL "a l.2 mills on dollar.
Cd. Grover started for Western Kan
sas aud Colorado last Monday. where he
has taken o homestead and tree claim.
A. 8. Bean fihlshes saving bis birch this
week.
Freelon Bennett caught trout 10 Pleas.
ant River week ago that dressed two and
one half pounds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
East Brownaold.

The days have now reached their maxi.
mum Ga the s5lh they "fsce about"
C.E Allard has been a. home from Boz
ton Tor few days yAcation. Chsncei 10
be here al the silver wedding.
l. Giles has the foundation laid Tor q
large bullilng opposite his store.
Rev. Mr.. Eutnsn and wife were In town
NJ lniay, the islh.
Stuart B,rrow., OF fyebufg, was here
last week looking after The Interests OF The
Record.
Mrs. A. W. Mansfield has been quite
sick. Glinlng slowly now.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Ss,,s. Of second n..,,n< Of cr.a,o'. q"

no N. sr.,i,or. - .rsriigS ". ATWOOD.
/ ofCAntoa AL rgs,rOS r. LOWE Of Blck'
~ Individually AL - c1ptrnsr uaief urm
name % Msooi a love In ne C5uatI u GA
ford sni stats of
us.i, Ttst with the approval ofihe I4ise ~ ths
Court of Insolvency lf all county ne seepni
nsstiag - the rfeiitofs % sAi insolvsht u az
polnisi % b. hell 10 ths fflbhts touN kpon 10
Paris In saii u0unty, 90 wednesday, me 18Th DAY
Of JAZZ, a. u. tss.. Al uins o'clock in ihe tore,
noBn. I0a Gil govern yourselves AccprilnsJ'
Olvea unief ms hAad All The order % Cguni
III. liza day of Jane, A. ID, ls,..
uERRICK 4. DAVIS. Register ofths Count q
Ir..II1nEI Ilr aAII CnnntI nI On llfi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Summer.

There has been quite dry time here the
past month.
y. W. Bonney's new buIlding Is nearly
resiy Tor occupancy.
Mrs. George Morrill, IL reported TO be In
very feeble condition.
The school In the Morrill, Dist Il In .
nourishlng condition, under the instfuc-
ton OF Miss Kate Warren. OF North Back
nsld. Pro. DukENnuRr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
RnxhurY.

There are few early lambs for sale
here.
SM. Locke hasa nice colt from his
tro,,ing mare slrci by carries Gilman.
Ia TAomu has = very large colt rom
his mare. I, bids fare IN make perfeci
mate Cor bic yearling colt from ne sane
mare. Both colts we're sired by Harry d.
ku0x.
STAPLE. has lnefe,sed his crew OF
FrrneAmsn 20 twenty sni now has them
In TIE wood. cu,ting AMI peellng poplar:
l. A. ThomS Is pseling with asmAi
crew.
Potato bags are very plenty.
Planted crop, have cone ~ well.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
x.,,.. Of A.,s.. Of n,. App ,,.,m 90,

Al Iisthsl. In The Coaaiy Of Otiori aai sats
OF Maine. the ll.h lay II juns, A. u. l,si
The usier.iynsi hefsbI gives noiiss VI IL .p-
pslntmsat a. Assignee Of
George John A. LslEhion oopanner s
fieofse n A J0hu A. Lstxhton % uilei
10 the C1anty of Oxfori, lnspiFcat Dcot1fs. vho
haVebesa declared lnsOlVeai upon their petition
bY the Coart Of tnsalVcarf for the sAii buniy of
O.tord. ALNANB GOODWIN, Assignee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

oXFORD, .si-AtA Coart % rfobaie held 81
Paris, within ani for ths Coaniy % Oxford, on
the arst rsssiay ~ Juas. A. D.iSS,-
JANIS EVANS Etseui0f oa tho eitais
q ghOda A. ftsh, lata % Hiram, 10 sail
County, deosassi. having prcssaiei his aeeOuai
81 "a niaisusioa % the estate Of saii deceased
Cor Ailossncsi
OHnHHEp. nat the ssii ENecatof give notice
n all psfs0as Interested. By causlag sc,py OF
IN order 10 - pahlsaei thfea weeks saoce.,ivs.
Nv iu the OKFOkD DEnOcRAT. pfintei Al fAfls.
that lhsy mar appear Of ffObste Coau % Be
held a. Paris, In sAii Couaty, oa ths hiri ties
DAY ofJuiy nest. ~ mae Of the clOrs Ia ths
fsTensoa, aai ,hSs eaaio. n aaY they have. WI,
ths zane shgai not b. aiosei
GEO. 4. WILSON. jaiEe.
A tina COpy-Attesti n. q. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

The Hebron Academy Alamni Associa-
ton will hold their annual meeting In the
ehspel q, Hebron on Tuesday, jane 2G.h,
At III O'Clock A NJ IL IL hoped there will
be good attendance IS matters OF Import
anse are 10 come before the meeting.
G. A. JORDAN, Sec.
LISBON, June 2lst, isss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26
Ss,is. Of s..e.d n..,,.s OF Creditors q.
IasSlNsusN.

Two ths creditors o. JOSEPH u. .. skELi, of
II wairfiOfi,ia Ne CDunit 0fON1ti .nfnta,e ~
hiine. fasoltsat nebior- ou AZ hsr.aI no.iae,i.
IAAt sin the approval ~ ths Jslsc % N. Gear,
OF IasolVCncy i0r sai CouniT % Otf1ri, Ne see
Jni Meslinx % ne Creditors of sail lusolteai, -
sppolsts,i o. br hell al TIE frobate Court Room,
ths IN iay 81 Iuiy, 4. u. isss. al . o'ciocs IN
ne f1fcn9on. los vii govern yourselves aco1ri
ngiY.
Given uaier nv had ans the order Of C0uH
lhis iglh daT % Juas, 4. 10. isst
uEgglCk 4. DAVIS Register ~ ths Court ~
lnsOlyeacy Zoe sAli CggntT " Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

OXFORD. sss-At q Court Of Probate hell Al
Paris, within aud Cor the CousJ Of oxford
on the thiTd Tuesday Of Jane, A. ID. lsss.
Executor % the lsa VIII and Testament oi
Moses Chsslsy. lais Of otfori. In saii Coaaty
decsssei, praytns Cor llcsncs - eel ani CONVEX
all he real estate Of salt deceasei for The pay
neat 81 isbis, charges and lsfteies
OnDEsTD, Ihai the ssi rctitioaa give notice
10 ali persons interested By cansing an ssstrsct
q his pelit0n with thls 0rler thereon, 20 - pub
hshsi three wcsts suocssslvely In the Oriord
Democrat. printst AZ Paris. that thsy msJ appear
Couaty, on the third Tuesday 81 July neat, 81
oeiCes In the forenoon, All shss cause. ~ AM
thsy have, why the same shoult not D. Ersntei.
A. n. SAVAGE. sttinE JufEs.
true oopy-siiesti n. q. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-26

OXFORD, sss-At q Court Of Probate held Al
Paris, within ana for the County OF Oxford
on The Third Tasstsy % Juas. a. n. isss
Ga tha pet llioa Of sllas n. hAxia, gusrtisn II
Nellie %. Rsymond, minor heir u gusssll
Rsymond. late Of Wsyue, heansosc Coasty. de-
ceassd, pfayinx Tor icsnse 10 sell and convey
certain real estate described IN hs petitioa On
de In the Pr0bsis on y a. an advantageous Offer
Of atty dollars.
10 eli persoas iaterstsf, By caasias an abstfsei
% hs petition, with this order thercoa. "a 10
published three weeks ssceessively IN the oxford
Democrat, newspaper printed Al Paris, 10 aid
10 b held al Paris, on the third Tuesday % julT
next, al ulne O'Clock IN the forenoon, aud shos
sauss. u any thsy have, Why The sane should not
- AR sAyAGE. .s,i,s Jsax..