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The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-12-12
GAINESVILLE.

About 100 gathered at the auction at
the Knowles place, Friday. All the
farming utensils aud household furni-
ture, which consisted of old iron, tobac-
CO, few old chairs, harnesses, etc.,
were disposed of.
Samuel Walling has been digging a
cellar for new house near Mrs Wal
ling,s old home. Birdsey Lewis also in
tends to build near his son Charles.
Mrs Garfield has lost COW.
Mrs John Knowles has broken arm.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-12-12
HoYDEN,s HILL.

Miss Josie Wakeman visits her brother
in Cross Highway.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
Sarah Walsh formerly of Easton9 to
Robert Allan Brown of Norwalk, Decem-
Der IL.
A. Jennings butchered two fine hogs.
the pair weighing nearly 500 pounds.
Mrs W. f. Lockwood entertained her
son Henry and family, sister-in-law
from Bridgeport And Mss Sarah Hop
kius at ThanksetvinG
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-12-12
TRUMBULL.

Mrs Aurelia b. Frisbie of Daniels
Farms died ON Wednesday, sc years old
Her early home was in Roxbury and, at
ter the funeral services, Thursday, the
remains were taken to Washington for
interment.
The house of Eli p. Burton is being re-
paired and improved.
Foundations for large addition to
Tait's mill are being prepared.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-12-12
GREEN'S FARMS.

e. T. Bedford and wife visited their
summer residence, Saturday.
Charles Mills is putting in the base
ment to the new lecture room. It is
well nigh finished and will soon be COW
cred BY the building. II is expected
that It will be fit for occupancy about
February.
John Elwood, whose barns were de-
stroyed by fire some time ago, expects
to raise the new building on Friday. The
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-12-12
DEERFIELD.

Isaac Nichols has entertained his son
and faulty.
Miss Alice Nichols has spent few
days with Miss Godfrey of Sport hill.
Frank Raymond has entertained his
sister, Mrs Gould.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-12-12
GREENFIELD HILL.

Peter B. Hawkins is to make altera-
tions and repairs at Maurice j. Cults
barn.
Mrs Dea John Banks is very poorly.
Rev DR. G. S. Plumley attended re-
ception given to Henry M. Stanley and
wife in New York, last week.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-12-12
NICHOLS.

Susan Curtis, who died on Monday,
sth, 8S years old, at her home on the
Huntington turnpike, was buried here,
Wednesday.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-12-12
BRIDGEPORT.

There were four alarms of fire, Tues
day, the only serious blaze quitting 7. B.
Doolittle's barn on Lafayette street, burn
ing two horses to death.
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-12-12

The selectmen have appointed d. S.
Bartram constable to fill vacancy caus-
ed by M. V. B. Burr's neglectingt to quail
ify
The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1890-12-12

l.. Ii. Edwards and wife and Mr. and
Mrs Albert Edwards of Danbury spent
Thanksgiving with Mrs Sarah Gilbert of
Huntingtown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
THANKSGIVING.
rus rursIps>r's ruoCt,NaTio'

nv ~ rr.rs sci fsssr a Ai,sishtr Cot. a.
p<.p,e - tAi- nstisa hsys h~s ~ - N els-tn
dsvs - this ps.-inE vear stirh - l<rs Tn ~
~ hh~-sisx. "a Isss Ant ~ ssaf'sfts ~ rAs.,f
pountifal orsnt-s-stlsa has rou.s o. q. 30 M
vefk - eur ~inis ant - eaf han.is o. stsrf
dsrartusut - huu,An inliastrN.
Nc. thsrvfsr~. 4 h~niauain HsrFt-sa. ffs-l
drut n ~ taits-l ~tsfr- "a AntsFtfs - hsTrhs
spg.aint rba-~lsy. ~ TN dav - N pFe-sn,
uenth - >sssuiAsr o. ~ si--rrtssi a. "a -
Vrsyer set thsakszftias at ~ tntas ~
p-.p~ $3.50 thst tlay a. css-s fr~sa th-if 49,
- sssst 81 thsif Aesu-tssl.s~i hsu-rs - sef.Aih
snf - is.in ~ rvssterfnE grstftaits SIT FFsi-s
ear esaencsnt Crvstar 30 ~ rtFh tr-.isss =.
hss xrsnts-i ~ . nsfisr. set infuklnE ~.
sssnfInaanns - his prs.tFstlsn snt Ersfy - ~
futarr I rsssaurni o. ~ fsihss cititrns -
prieiegs - r~tarmtrriug N r--sr, ~ 49, :.
ant ~ .srru.fal Let ~ sn.issrsf - wsFN ~
prcsal-s~i rvrssntsn.s - charity anii ~ 80 49,
scertsncs D. ear Prai-s
On te-gisaaat wAsrvsf nave k.rvusts q NJ
Aani at osa-s-i M -ssl - ~ tnitsi >tsiss y
~ anNci
Is..s a ~ sitv - ws.hisx,ss. thi. an i.y u
Nesstat-ef b. 49, F.sF - eaf lsr.i -
sat - - in.irpsnisn9s - ttrs Nnh~'
~tstrs ~ INA
NJ ~ frvstlsst
Hs~SaNt~ ussHisu>
JAsE. q. nLAfst. ~ccrvtsry - state
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
A RAp MIDDLE

Ne~ Hampshire !. In Que % the worst
political muddles that ever Cursed ons
% tbcse United states. ~ conse-
qaence the political complexion u the
Legislaiur, rcCently elected l. It'll In
doubt. and wiil rymsln - for soms time
TIE cause. 20 the muddle an, tso-an
amended constitution providing a new
method of representation, aud the neS
census. The new constitution made u
ths duty % the Legislature a. arrange
The representation from the towns oi Ices
than COZ population, each % which i to
have only occasional representation. \
bill "a. prepared for this purpose, bat
the I.-gislaturr sdioatn~i la q harry
without passing Il, - the small towns
we're l,fi wiihout any regulation. 40
coriingly each town u les than GO in-
habliauis electe,i representative. How
many % the.@ representatives arr en-
titled 10 seais i a question that their i
no mean. 81 determining. Further, th"
town. whlch show, by the ccn.us Of
lss0. an Increased population sufficient
% entitle thsm o. an additional represent
aiiV,. hay, elected such representative.
whether the ncw ccnsus could b. regar'i-
81 a. officially announced 80 a. 10 COO
troll the representation thi. year, i an
other mooici question. Gu the settle
meut % thc.c disPutsd questions de-
psnds the political complexion Of ihs
Legislature. and thi. l. Of sp-cial I'M
portance a. Uuitei states senator !.
90 D. chosen % succc,,i Hot. Henry W.
blair. II l. 10 b. hoped that the matter
NAV D. peaccahly settled.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
NOT An lsAutslsls Right

The .upr,me couri 20 the United
states Jadlcially rrcoguiSe. the evils 81
the rum trafiic Ia decision rcccutly
rendered In the case % san francisco
liquor ssllsr. Henry ChH.icn.sn. chris
tsnssu had h.su selling liquor for sever
al years. bat last year was rrfuss'i
hcense bccaHss % the bad character 81
hi. place. lIe continued % s~ll without
q license. and "a. arrested, bat was r.
lclsel Oa a Nrii % habcas copus by The
United state. Cirvut court, on the
gruand that the ordinance Shich gave
the polise commissioners coutrol ~ ia"
granting % lic-nscs, made ChTistsnssn's
basiBes. depend upon the arbitrary all
10 others, and In that respect denlcd 10
him the equal protection of the laws.
The case Vas appealed "a the SUPREME
court. which reyerses the decisioa OF
thu lower court. The opinion l. drawn
by Judge Field. who SAYS In substance;
n l. undoubtedly true that u }. the
right of every citizen "a pursue any Law
fal business subject only "a such ~
.trictions AZ may b. dcemed BY the gov
erning authority ~ the country essenti Al
90 the safety. health. and peace aud
good order aud morals 81 the community.
Even liberty Itself l. not unrestricted
Hc.n-- Ia at according Ia ones osn
will. IN l. contended that What man
shall drink equally with What h. shall
eat, 4 not properly matter foe legisla-
ton. Their, i In this position an
assumption Of a fact which does not
exist: that vhen liquors are taken In
excess the Injuries are confined To the
party offending. The Injury, u i true,
balls fr.t upon himself, bat Il also
Affects those Who are lmmedi<;ely con
nected With aud dependent UPON him.
There are few sources Of crime aud
misery to society equal to the dram
shop. where intoxicating liquors, In
small quantities to b. drunk AZ the time.
are sold Unfortunately to all parties
applying. The sale Of such liquors In
this way has, therefore, been az all times
considered q proper subject Of legisla-
tive regulation. Il il question Of pub.
nc expediency and public morality, and
not IL federal law. In the prohibition
or regulation 81 the traffic, discretion
may be vested In officers To decide To
whom to grant, and to whom In refuse,
liquor lieeuse<. The officers may not
always exercise the power conferred up
on them with wisdom or justice "a par
ties Affected. but that IL matter which
doc not AFFECT the authority OF the state
er oae which can BE- brosght under the
coguizznce of the courts Of the United
Seates-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

>sss a. 49, - ~ So u,~u.sTahls vssr thsi
~ esriv Itlgfiw fathsr. sT~ut utsn ~ s.sil -
. >s~ Narti whsa 49, 80 SAL tsTts-t -
hesn rsthsr,-i iuta thrif stsrv kssa-sss at -
hst.ss w~rs di.J~l1nx ~ shNis~s - tssnlns
sns1 rs-tils.rs. thsv usst tsrsthrF - rylssfs
sreF = nssrv SPIRAL nsann~f- all - WAN
tksnks fsf a. hhrssings - ffuFttrnns
Ths rustara. thas ortriaaissi IN Nes lafAh y,
hAs sinrs ,sry prorsrif bsoea's hsi'snAi N "
sis-sFNsnCs.
To- ps.sphs - Nsins arv nsartnT ~ 49, - :
year thsi IA. hssa truthful IN tounties feAcs
ssd pr,..p~gttf have sttrulici he al ~ eAth
"a. r,ehir ytelis-i - ~ iurr-s-s ! thsrsfnrv,
~tth ~ sittss q ~ txrsatlys sounoil as.lf
sale rkur-tsv tks F7th dav - NuF-snlrf tn
sasnt a. q hsv - snkssistnE act prsfvf.
It-.u thai tay - us al.tAin frsss eaf eu-ts'sn
sry vs-sti~as. AT ~ oaf hsHns- slf Fari.ss.'
pls0es - rahtr sur.hip rstnru. uut - " 80
halls - s..ntrtts hssrts. huslhs arknus ~
sssnts a. a. Al 49, Father = o. hss 81 frvsif
hsstusssi MA " M u.srrlss.
Oitsn a a. Caanril Chssnl-F a Aurasia ~
tsuth dav - Natenlef. a. ~ feAf 20 80
I.art ans tisnussni elxtt hunstrsHi -
uiastv at - ~ tn.Ast-a.isurs % ~
Tnits-i stNiss - AuisrtrA. - go hunifvi
at an-suth. Iu~t~ 4 NJ Htsish.
Os.sa~nat s~ftu. >ssr-tsry - state
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

~ Merry Christmas" l. the CHEEKY
gr,,ilng .liulng frcm every page of that
IDEAL monthly. Demorc.i's Family Nag
aSine. the Drycmber nunbcr II uhlCh-
genuine holiday numhcr.-l. just At
baud. What one will not know about
preparing for Christmas. about trim
ming the tree aud suitable gifts anl
cool cheer aud ow Ca heartily enjoy the
merry Chri.imis-ilie, after reading ihl'
charming Magazine, Il not worth know
lng. "l.igliting the Wsy for santa
Cisu." l. the very appropriate inirsluc-
tory water-Color. the rich humor al
which will h. highly apprc,-iiied by the
little Que. anl children IL a larger
growth" ~ we'll; aud the page engrav-
ing that follows, II. iphlel Palnilng the
Virgin sn1 Child" !. from a no,,Nl pslni-
ing. an1 viii be- appreciated for it, his
toric value a.. we'll as IT. beauty. De-
.hle. the.~. there are at least two hun
drr,l aud nfty ether h,nI.ome illu.irs-
ilons. for till. representative Family
Magazine u motel for the quantity aud
good quality ~ IL. pictures. >ab.cribe
for thl. .plendij Magazine, aud YOU eau
have rare treat each mouth. II j. oa-
IL sia yesr. aud l. pabli.lie,l by ". Jrn-
ming. Dsmore-i, u Est lith STREET,
New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

The Carrsba.-ctt Pulp Company ~
ko~hegsn filed ps,i,ioa ~ in.ol,enrl
la the court ~ Insolvency ou rue.dsoI
and \ meeting of the creditors will be
held AZ the court house IN skov b-gin.
oa Monday, November 2ith, st . o'clock
A. n. Til. company have Zine plant
which l. estim,tci To have cost over
si5O.0o. Their water power u one ~
the best to BE- found In New England.
Starting with too small y capital. aud
contracting their pulp at sis per ton.
which IL below the cost of minufsctur-
Ing. have brought about the present
financial difficulty. Attachments have
been PLACED upon the property. Mr..
Parsons of New York has suei for .
hundred thousand dollars, q part of
which, 10 l. aid, Il for damages elalmcsl
on account Of the failure Of the COMPANY
90 MI their contract 10 furnish certain
quantity Of pulp per year for Ave years
az el3 per ton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
,,.s srcaer oe lIaav paisoN

one dark night In February, i,St
more than q hundred Union officer. 60
eape.i through the tunnel of Libby PRS
on. Richmond. The Confederate sentl
mel on guard az the time MAS true Ia tbs
southern COnfeieracy, and saw ths
shadowy figures az they emerged into
the light ~ the street lamp, aud yet did
not challenge az fire upon them. IL has
long been a source 81 ~onderment Why
n acted thus, aud the real reason has
never been made public. The true ex-
planstion l. given In No. to-ii Of The
iIolhiay. which paper viii he sent, on
rec.ipt of Ave cents. To any address In
the country. Address The Holiday, ],
Beekmsn street. y. Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
IYlRYIt.lsG ls ORDER.


II taxi time a. arrange all the eNhlb-
its Of big fair like the tTlennisl exhlbl-
tion of the Massachusetts Charitable Ne
chanlc Association. bat the minagcrs II
the Mechanic. falr ~ this year have
been wonderfully sucv~ssfal Ia thls re-
sI-cct. snd noN all j. In perfect running
order. AMI In cOmplets readiness for the
thousand. 81 visitors Who daily come o.
the big exhibition bail,ling on Hunting
ton Avenue. lioston. Lei. imprtcticablc
Ia mentiou all. or even the more lmpor-
tani. of the exhibits. bat II u admitted
bV All that the fair 1. brilliant one.
The display IL machinery, much ~ u In
operation, l. notably fine, there !. a
large array % manufactured good. OF
every description. aud the ART collection
l. valuable and eTcee,llngly Interesting.
Rand converts are given every dsy aud
evening BY the most famous bands OF
New England.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
sp.AssRs.ip CANDIDATES.

There arr, a. al present reported, hf-
teen menhcr. u the great Democratic
majority In the next ilouse ~ Irpr-.eni'
stiyc-, Who arr willing to a greater or
L.. degrvc a. be chosen speaker. An
examination % the lit shows TINT the
Democrat. lo.t thu larger p1ri of their
good >yeaker.hlp material ~ls~n carlisle
vent into the senate. Indeed, those
Who, accoriing 10 present Appearances,
stand al the head % the lit and have the
bet prospect % election, have achieved
Nhat prOminencc aud reputation they
have. not 80 much by distinguished lcgis-
lsiiSe ability a. by the abuse and ,lia-
psration which they hsaPei upon speak
~ Reod during the exciting SCENES If the
last s-sslon. That l. their chief recon-
incubation a. candiilte. for such an lm-
unFtant oflc~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
1901.
Harper's Weekly
ILLUSTRATED.

uar-rs. Ws.liy ~. rss~f fall a. ia.,ifY ~
ina .. slsafnAi ~ ttihfatisn. shi u "a
.tas~ 80 xaA T,sa.tsnt rvEsri o. salsrfs t-ssi
lIuties 20 u.sfs'a~-. sai . hifhsf dsshrl e'
ARTIST sad utsrsry vtrslsnes. u -ste- ~
tanrls.i ~ imt-lftsnt thsse ~ ~ seftfs prEs
F,.. and prv-stt.A fvsorl. equally tfustsvithi
sa.i lnlrr,.,nx ~ - ssassl- s'sst', rsr-"n'
AIT ssh,stemsrt. ~ eaf tlu,s. -
-g.ssiai sapphsussnis vth - c"eilses "
r., IN - iter,Fv .asetias. sftistis. histsfi
at sritleal tsst.sgraphifsi 90 ds-Fiptiys, q
,-,..isa ss.y slssas = 4 ant .tl Uuutinus q, ds
srfsr ne hraftT ssssutnse tstisn shish -. "ss
l.r.ts.si 90 past l..s-. ~ thspfv-. an 10 rah
A.. A. q tsa.lly lsarnsl. lisrprrs NcsAl' slll
a. bsfstsfsrr. - ssiitei With Q stnt rvsari fo'
~ qasinis. that HAse n ssfe an'i -sh"'"'
,i.itsr O. stsry hsms,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
A SUGGESTION soR FRUrr GROWERS

Tho.s who favor the Organization % a
Maine Fruit Growers' Association, a'
proposed At the mc.ting % tbe fomo-
Logical >oci-ty AZ Norway last winter,
NAV gyt a pointer frVm the prcC~'Niins
which our Backheld correspondent ~
ports this week Maine apples arr
worth too much 10 the growers 10 hav,
th.lr reputation damaged In that way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
pIgo.

IL nfv-nasli. >o, q Mr.. Jean wsrw-csi.
as.-l 81 yssFs q.
In wssh,ilis. Se,. a Tee y. raiss. ss~i o.
year.
NJ. IIsft-t Heath.
~ Mttaa rlsutstien. >gs. a Nati ietk,
ss~i - yssr-. fassth sai 10 'sf-.
u pryshars ~, :. tihFiis, /. o.s,-si. ssri
IL iss-sr.. ot -. Mr.. May Ls~.os. SGT
si-sut 81 yrsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
MAR RtCO

In Vat IIsisfpu. W, a ~ Ne. q, Y k~ns
Win. A. Tlssn ant AsAiie ~ Hsm.isn
In TaFusf ,sutrs >ss = ~ Ns,. isws. Vat
&c. 4 Chafl~. .. HAL. II rafnsf AL tisaasi
q. Reel - ttsrtari
In Fyvbur.. >st u. ny hst e,."s W.
yr.sl n knss styryshars sasi tiiiis N Chs-s
Il % thaihsm. y ~
On wast.,.-l. No, :. by 4. chs. t.l. W.
MssTir Mihas. - we-sls,'-A sni Mt. lisiiis
Nswvs Niton.
IA I,,.n <.s HI. a,ths rr.llsn~s a ~ hTtis'.
Il T.r,nts, ~ Ne, ". u. -sRitFvsk. s.sistri w
fss 4 ~ iisait. pt GeFrv W. ismar, u
galssy. Fis'tia. ant wl.. Aaals s,rsrn' II
level
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
NV ApyEKrlsINENrs

Fr,.-t-rstas rsFtlani fryss
ggsrarIIlssinnrrs' 49,
NaSins - rrtitilsu o. t.e9i.lNtary
Msryhsnts' tNay a Lssl.tua.
Ts.tin.niAi
Fr,-testas Ilsrt.sf's Wesklf
a,rr.f a. - Tahlr nanssA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
NOTICE.


Al ,sr-sn. sB.i corporations who's rshi. .sy
~ afsstst by tho iesi.istloa sskei sw hervb,
nstins.i, that p<titisn ~ili 10 prv.sni~i ." ths
nsst lssi.lstarv sf the state 81 Maine by hs
up.isr-Ispci. of whlch the f.lA~inx 10 true
10 The IIosor,bis Legislature ~ the state Of
Maine .nsNt tscon,sne on the nrt "Wednesday o'
January 4. %. isi.
The sssie .ixpei ,.eorre u. isesrce OF Lssi.
ton sbi thAf~s 4. Mil.oa ~ Auburn, t-th 10
the Cs.uty 20 Ansifo-scxsfn sst STATE sfefessli
rrspsstfally tstitioa yeur bsnorsbe h~ty u
xrsnt o. themselves sni tis~ir Associates char
tss fsf corporation Nth poser " Improve ths
f.sihtle. fsr hcstinr sui runnins t.<s. lumirf
ani vest frsn Welt r.ai In frank m toahty
thr.ush Webb Hiser IN ths Lsvb. of Well sn.'
tathsre. In ssii tssnty of trsskhs, ant pN
nsti AMI Msxice. In the Gounty ~ sf"r'i. "a ths
Aniro.c.xgis River. graniintnx sAhisorlofatisn
the rixli D. srst dams. is-ssas ansi sinisss AMI
rnsiptsin the SANE in sail river or Ioni. rvmose
r-rk. asi .ff.er ol,-trustions. take last all ma.
tsttai Zoe baihiinx ssii dams anil mailing sail
Improvement. upon nakinx doe esmpsesaiis'
ti.sssfsr q The owners thstvof. ~ ssi soio
tsil. ugsa all lamisr I.s.sisE o.sr os throafh
all dsms AMI improvements. asi haze Hen on
.ali lusl-f tbsvfor, AMI do any ast ell cthef
thing. nese-.sry AMI sos,vni~st Zoe The pury"-es
aforesaid, together uith svsk pvwsrs. privileges
ant immunit~s as arv usually ipstispt " c"s
I.srstion 10 similar character.
Dsissi at i<vistoa. No,eml<r IN, lso
CiiARLESC. WILSON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

Tsnss -sis year n pail .srsctly IN s.i,ssos'
Othsr~i-s s1s yssr. ~iasls eop,s- cssss-
ApyrnrtsssH~r. ,-An ls<si siverti-ses.ts ars
sissn thres consecutive tn>srtleas 10 tl.s ~
ina IN knxth 20 colamn. ~pesiAl centfst
mssis Win kssl. trsnsisat snd yesfr si'efes
err.
Jos psf~ttxa Ne. tyre fat prvs-es. steam
psw,r sxp-r,sac~i wefknen All 10 pftce-
eomhlns =, nasks thi. Department. ~ ear busi
ss.. csmplsts sBd ropalAr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18
BoRS.

In --~isr. >g, Ito ,As -,i, 81 sIaa's .rsy
dsashtrf.
Campi-il dsarttrr
L. wstsrfsr,i. >sv n. o. ~ sifs ~ Wshefh
10 >sr,s r.r. ~, :. - ~ site of Tee ~
tksss. q dsaghtsfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

\. q. Bean has bcen appointed pcsi'
master at Albany, vice J. II. Lovejoy,
resigned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

Rober, n. Thomas' Old Farmers AZ
msnae comes To hAni In good season,
aud contains the usual amount OF vAlu-
able matter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-11-18

Fa.isys ~ O. al ..A.r,l.Ss - 80 r-'i's
sf-fs.. cs-.sfs. sd hsFios.
TIE yolusas. ~ The wesAly i-xn Nth IN
ar.t Nami-r fsr Jsnasry ~ sssh yssr
wbsa NJ tiaas 4. ms,lisesi. iptlea. ~ili ~
sta With he >umlsf carr,nt a. The tine "f "
csipt - orisr.
Hsaai Nalutpe. - Iisuer'. westly fer thr-s
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ConnissloSEns. NOTICE.

Tn sn.iersixs~i hsving b<<n appointed by NJ
lIos. Jsies 81 Ppt,ass Coz he Ceshsy ef OSfsrt.
on the thiri TUESDAY sf ysiy a. ID. isD. Con.
nis.issers ~ rvseiss AMI esaniss ths elsi.s 81
arises. Me- u Rss fsri. n ssti eossty. dereas.
81. rvpre><nsi issolvsst. kervby give bsttes that
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For rheumatism OF neuralgia, you
should battle freely With Browns In
slant Relief.
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Lasts twice as long as cheap soap for
laundry use-Brussels.
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PORTLAND PRESS
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Ia 81.

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OXFORD COUNTY.
COURT DIRECTORY AND COUNTY
OFFICERS


COURT DIRECTORY AND COUNTY
OFFICERS
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