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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
rrg BANGOR DAILY WIG AND
COURIER.

While We believe Il 10 b. the impera-
tive duty of every citizen to support and
encourage hl. home paper by patroulfing
II Ia the full extent ~ hi. means, a. there
by he !. giving encouragement Ia all local
ent.rpri.e.. till We cheerfully recon-
mend to all Who have the means aud wish
to keep posted daily upon what l. passing
in the world. tO .ubscribe for the Ban
gor Daily WING aud Courier. one of the
beat ot our exchange. aud second to no
paper Ia the state, q. q medium ~ the
latest and most reliable news. The
whig contain. all the latest telegraphic
dispatches, Financial aud Market reports,
shipping news, Agricultural Intelligence,
a large amount ~ mi.cellaneou. reading
matter and general news ~ thi. section
aud state. II l. out.poken on all que--
tiou. ~ public Interest, aud staunch adj
yocate Of all measures IL deems calculated
tO promote the moral or material welfare
of the people. The Daily !. sent postage
free. for 500 per annum: slDJ for six
months s2.OO for three months. u cent.
per week. payable In advance. The Week
ly Courier l. one of the largest paper. la
New England; every issue being accom-
panied by two-page supplement, max
Ing a paper of forty-eight columns, al
most eniirly devoted Ia reading matter.
Terms, In advance, postage free, sl.m
per annum.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
SPECIAL FARMING.

while agriculture I. generally re-
garicl a. an ordinary business ~ no
great magnitude, II !. IN reality chain
II several trade. and professions. II I.
one thing Ia b. a fruit grower. or ilne
stock breeder. aud another Ia be sue
ces.ful farmer. To De- successful
farmer In all IL. branches require. great
tact aud skill, while mo.t men may make
a succcs. ~ .om. special branch, aud az
the same time carry along With II several
other ".i,ie issues" which may bc rr-
gari.d a. profitable. merely to flll up,
aud give emplo yment the year round.
Thi. plan !. steadily gaining favor, anl
II !. Ia be hop-i the average farmer will
adopt this method II pushing that which
I. most profitable, whether II b. of rsis-
Ing grain or stock. fruit or vegetables,
aud using all thing. el.e 90 defray cN-
many farmers fall simply by getting
''too many iron. Ia the lire" and thi. !.
doubtless frequently the ease. some
farmers are 80 busy, nrst With one thing
and then another. that they never take
time Ia stop and consider which IL the
wisest aud best course to opursue; hut 20
on year after year repeating the same
old errors. until some day they wake up
aud hnd that their more practical neigh
bors have made money where they have
Lost; bought and sold at better prices,
aud outranked them In many other ways.
II l. not enough ca be "up aud doing
You must know what You are doing, and
do nothing that IL not In some Way
profitable. See to II that you get value
received for time and money Invested,
and Il will not he long until times arr
better.-rarmer's Friend.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
Written for ,hs oxferi I'.wosrsi
TIE QUESTION or FEEDING.

In recent years q question has arisen
among farmer. and dsirymen as to the
amount ~ hay Ia Do fe,i to mllch COWS
Ia secure tb. hrgest Yield of milk. or
how much can BE- proftsbly fcd. some
farmer. omit the noon feed, claiming
that more milk !. secured thereby. To
deprive the COW of the amount of hay
which th. sppetlt. demands, unless the
deficit !. made up by an Increased
amount of grain, seems the height ~ fol-
ly. LIT ~ inquire what arr the natural
habit. ~ the COW when turn~l cut to
pasture sni left to her natural lncllna.
tion.. She .stisfc. her appetite once
sni always ani u l. rarr indeed that any
but the be-; results follow, though u l.
admitted that grs-s u mor. easily digest
e,i than hay. Of cours. there can be In
jurious o,rrf.ciing of hay. There
should b. the utmost regularity ind sys-
TEN IN the feeding ~ all farm animals,
ani thcw should l.. neither gluttlng nor
.crimplng IN the amonnt ~ fcc'i. Div.
feed. a dsy. of such Sire that they shall
b. eaten clean !. generally . sifc rule.
Dos any on~ person believe that the
healthy COW should he deprived ~ her
dinner because ~ her Inability a. dlgcsi
IL. We know that actual experience I.
worth q thousand flnc-spnn theories, aud
this i = matter that each can easily tcst
Tor hlmself
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
oots EASY ABOUT n.

\ worthy deacon In Vermont coun'
try town va. discovered hy the pastor
one ~unlay morning, .aNing an afmfu
~ sood for the Kitchen stove. IN" sur
price ~ the discovery csuse,i the deacon
a. drop hi. .sN In conformation.
"l-ildnt .uppo.c yoa'd -" me, par
.on' =" h" faltsfvl.
"Ah, replied the gool man, severity
"you must remember. deacon, that thsf,
\. One higher than Who .r~. -Nrry
evil at yuu commit"
"lr., ptrson," asssnt~i the deacon
"hut then, H. doesn't make such an aN
ful fuss al-tut II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
WE CAUTION ALL AGAINST THEM

The unprecedented success and merit
Of Ely's Cream Balm-a real cure for
catarrh. hay fever aud cold In the head
has induced many adventures to place
catarrh medicines bearing some rc-en'-
blancc In appearance, style or name up-
on the market, In order to trade upon the
reputation of Ely's Cream Balm. Don't
be deceived. buy only Ely's Cream
balm. Many In your Immediate locality
will testify In highest commendatiou Of
Il. A particle Il applied Into each nos
tril; no palm; agreeable to use. Price
20 csnts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
sr yAIrNrlNE.s pAY.

n you have y sweetheart send her the
finest valentine procurablc. IL YOU have
not. send some afflicted and suffering
friend tidlng- that will inspire rev hops
aud fresh courage. isfi-Apopleciine
cure. Paralysis, Heart Disease, Rheum-
atism, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints,
Kidney and Blsdder Troubles. Proof
furnished by addressing Dr. y. :. Hutch
in.on & Co., Enosburg Falls. VI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
DauNkENNEss-L LiQuOW uARtr =
al the wofii there :. bot one curv,
pr IIalnss' a.olisn -Issihc.

"a can - given In . cup - tea 80 o"fcs withoui
ths know e,irc ~ the I.rr-on tAkinz u. erestns 1
Q .pss-ly anl permanent curr. whsthsr the ~
tisnt 1. . mssierts drinkrT 0r an ah"holie srvck
Thoassnds ~ druhkaris have tssn eufcsi sho
have taken the sohisn >yrslhc In their cofes
xithout their know k-ise. anil tsiay lsnsNe thsy
Quit drinking ~ thsif own fr,e sill >o harmful
erest t..uhs frusn hs Standardization. tufs
suarantsssi. send fOr cifcuLsr sRi fuli Isticu
hFs. Adsirr.. In eonnienes, Gohien specific
Co, Us Rss. >trrst. CtRsinnsti. a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04

First Chicago Ciilien-''l .cc that the
It. Ioui. authorities have decided that
the English language shall D. taught Ia
the primary and district schools" >s,'-
ond dItio-"Ulad Ia hear L.. ! irust Ia
time We .hall .e- the effect of thl. Ni.s
move In th. paper. of th. town"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
FROM TnE ISLAND DOWN TlIE
RAY

D. H. heller. II l.lr.horo. Ne, we'll
known and thoroughly reliable man, Who
ha. served q. .elr,tmAn 20 hi town for
YEAR, W.. 80 badly afflicted With l.heu-
mati.m that h- was unable Ia rais. hi
right arm to hi. head. Five bottle. of
>ar.aptrilla hay. 80 greatly benefited
him that b. can u.~ hl. arms q. veil a.
ever.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04

\ spring mciicinc 9. needed by every
one. Winter food, largely consisting II
.alt meat aud animal fais, cause. the
liver to b.comr ii.oricryl aud th. bloO,l
impurr, hence the nccc..lty oi a cleIns-
ing medicine. The beet !. Aver. >ir.a-
uaFilla.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
TIIE CAPTAIN

az good ship storm King says; for the
past i've years have used sulpher Hit
ter. On boari my vessel, and have not
lo.t man. They are n SURE preventive
~ all contagiou. fever. .o Incident to
warm climates. Please send me nj once
two dorm bottles, aud obligc j. STAR
NfT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
TIE MAIDEN.

Thsf.'s Isssa IN The lily
With ~ lowiy tsnsilns heal
Thew. y-~m IN The sunsst
Win ~ brilliant tihxv ~ rvi
thsF.'s p-rm In The forest,
In Tie kfty mountsiu wsh,
Hot the Irusm ~ tiss naitsn
u ths svrsts-t ~ thess sil
sbe !. tall ~ .hs 10 slsn.isr
With ths hly's face - ~hits.
rhs u hstely a. tho I.sintinx
Male by sunssts rs@y light
shs u noble ss the fsFvst.
~ the lofty mountain wall
M. the msi,isn. ~ all naiarv,
u ihs sweetest svm ~ all
Let tho eyulc fant oa fsshion
ARt IT. catalogue ~ shins
f.st hia tell - tho fiftatians
40 The shurth istsesu the ~ mas
Let him Isssint a c.-tusttrs' costumes
In the uI,sraiic stall
lst. the usiisu. notsithstan,iiRs.
T. ~ ssestsst Een ~ all.
" iiham iis-ss itslipa. IN Ioufnsiis,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04

Thomas A. Edison re.olutely objects
to even the appearance of talking about
himself In public; aud therefore II was
only after considerable persuasion that
his friend, George Parsons i.athrop, OBJ
tained permission TO publish number
Of Interesting remarks and "reminiscences
which the great Inventor impaired To
him In conversations at different times.
The article entitled Talks With Edison"
will appear In IIarper's Magazine Tor
February. Il IL szid 10 AFFORD for the
first time vivid perception Of show an
inventor Iuvents."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04

said the magi.trat. To AN actress
"Your profession, madamoi.sller "Ar-
ti.te." "Nour agey' "T~.nty-tuo.
II .her. you can nov swear the lady u
tell the truth, the whole truth. AMI moth
Inc but the truth"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04

Every crop IL not profitable alike to
every farmer. Some farms are better
adapted to the growing OF some crops
than TO Others, and the came may b said
q sous fasm9s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04

4 lady. writing on kissing, says that
q kis. on the forehead denotes reverence
for the intellect. Hut II certainly doe.
not speak very highly for the intellect
Of the man Who does the kissing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04

Animals appreciate q clean bed at
night. II IL not 10 their comfort to
allow straw that has been saturated With
urine 10 remain In the stalls. The best
bedding Il cut straw at present. Later
on leaves can b ussd 70 sdvsntsge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04

Ella Wheeler wilcox advises Nomrn
not a. va.h their face-. n this advice
!. followed, Wc may expect that kissing
will .oou clap.c Into lnnocuOu. d"suc-
fuIa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04

There never I. much satisfaction
standing behind compromise" .ah the
experienced politician; "any one Who
has stood behind the mule, that compro-
mi.e oi the animal world, will under
stand my meaning"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
Students Fitting For Colby
will L. admitted 20 the University on
Principals certificate.
A LARGE LIBRARY.

the gii, q Hon. Hannibal HAmliu, Is
open ior free use 10y the students.
Thorough work Anl trimming 10y
experienced AMI faithful teachers
Three college gralu',os on board
II instruction.
Information AMI catalogues free on
application Z, T. I. P,cK,ER sccr
r,t,ry, or " T. SUorST, Principal,
H.br n. Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04

study the market where you sell your
stock. Very large hogs are preferred In
some places and medIum-siyed hogs In
others. The farmer should sell that
which pays him best In hIs local market.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
.nNr nnrrl.E EoI,nEn IIIM.

J. Mckenney, of Llncoln,illc, Ne.
.ay.; II have taken on" bottle of
Dana. >ar.aparilln and u la. complete
~ cur~i mc ~ rheumatism II long
standing"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
AMONG THE FARMERS.
"srtkp run rLo~ I"

Carr,-t.ans,sncs ON pr.eticsl agricultural tsyics
4. sollstts-i. Addr~.. all cotnnauais aiions In.
tss,is-i f.r this dsJ,srtmsnt ~ Ass,rlf,sAL
Eptron. pNfori t,vmarrst. fsfts, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
GRADED MUTUAL RtuGF, g. o. o. s..
OC MAINE

The seventh annual meeting oi this
A..ociation Wa held ~ old Fellow
Hall. Norway, Ne, January ~. l-'N,
and the report. of the secretary aud
trra.urrr presented the following facts
ani figure. among others.
Ms,ni-fship uns year azo, ~
Admitiei iarns NJ ysar ~
Hslnstatfsi " "
Diet
-u.f.n.tsst "a
Metnt~r.hip az pressni time, lg.
Dsath assss.msuts pat year,
ltsnsdts paii frum funis.
'a', 80, -, ,.siia
Total pail Coz dsosa..-i msmbsr.. ..1i -
Atsrage patti past year Cor each, 80
Cust tast year Tsr tlln insufanfs, ~
llsssipts daring ths year, ~"
Disbuf-sments, aN'rH
sli0l0i
The officer. for the next year are a.
follows:
prpshlsut. \. = kimhal
Ntos Pr,-.ltsnt. ~ y hush.
-sfrstarV. 4 4. b. piks.
Irr..uurr "A "A MHifmaFsh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
STAY ON The FARM.

One of the mistake. ~ well-to-io
farmers l. moving Into village or city,
changing an active for an Inactive life
aud waiting 10 die. II looks like max
ing q business of dying, and We believe
II shortens their lives many years as
compared with what they would be "
they remained on the farm. continued
90 take an interest In IL, and took the
moderate exercise which age and condi-
tion. render agreeable. The change
from the farm to the village IL too great
for the promotion of health and longevity
and Il In the wrong observation-disclosures.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04

Cement and broken glass hlled into
rat holes IL sald 10 80 disgust them when
they try TO gnsw the mixture out Of the
way that they are. sure to seek Other
ouarters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
Old Hebron

THREE courses of study are offered /;
Coll,g,. Classical and English.
Spscial advantages arr offered to
,c,chcrs who desire studying a term
or more special elias. will be- form
cd tor their cOnv,nicncc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
NInIgT AUSTIN.
1.fA sup Iuits
cou>rl 80 uNruRp

ONTuUn - Nsy 70 is-s
Thsn rsr-suany art-arvi Niiisu Wo.sisuu.
an.i tnslr Hsfh that ~ frrvrsing erruunis ~
kirn suh-ffIfssi arv tue nsftrv uas
AtnIHr Ar~ttN
C.rs >up iai Cour
uNTpHu Ma iA. is-i
iisYtng frst sNanin~i asi au.iiis,i ~ f'Fv
f.ius aTfllrts % Ntfnau Ws-risuu. tuuntY
tlrrrrnissiarFF - rrrtifT that - alhss thsryun
tts suui - fnF So iaiisrs anIi ninsfr rsuts
" WER~FN. gouutg AuaFusv
AUSTIN Cisfk ~up iui tour.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04

81 %
JOHN B,RkFR
oNTuRn -. September Z. is-a.
Thsu T~r-oaAliv apTesrvi iuha hsrssf, sni
nate cath o. ths tfuth - ~ fuFysuins socouut
~ hisn sat.rrfi--i. nsfaF~ tns.
AInNHr Nt~rt>.
t~fk sap. iut. ts.aft
uNTunn
listiur SIT sssmius-i ani aa.iiissi ~ slots
srrourt - Iohn uafker. tuantF tummtssiunsf,
~ osrtifv that ~ airs thsfysn IN suu - nins
~ eight iallars
~ n HtRSyN. Cuanty Auarrsy.
At~TtN tlffA = 4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
COURT RILt.

RpAp MIL.
June I, "a :. To dsysn Lincoln risn
tation, 100
~, miie. travel frpm West hstisl
O. lincaln AMI Ftturu. ie@
n, I day a fryebnrE AesiswN
srart. nal insy~stion. Ia
o. u,ihrs trsvsl frysm Wet hsthsl
O. t.rant And returu. -
u. D.. -. dsys a ials nasi In
sTsTtien. -
llo niAs. travel frsua Wet hsthel
o. tass ani rvtufn. 81"
"a. - gdsys ai ntNhski On Tstitinn
ufM " wsits. so
an usiis. trassl fFvtn West hethsi
g. ntNhsli sni FvtuFn. 80
iay a ptsnsk on I-Ctition ~
w futnaw. go
Iaihr- travel frvm piNnshi g.
furvV's ~
Aug o. ~ hays a Anioysf On psttion
- ~ Y fcof, so
- milrs trsVsl frgsa Wet nsthsl
o. Aniotsr sRi rtturn. t@
o. - ~ fdsys d An,io,sr >srth -uf
plas. a@
- mih-. travel frurn Wet nsthsl
g. Aniossf North sun'las sni y,
turn. A@
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04

OXFORD. >ep,sml~r s i--o.
Thsh psr.onslly sppsAri Wm. we~i.um.
County tounuais.ionef. ant male oath that the
forvEoinE acruuuts av true. bsfurv ule,
ALntHr = AUSTIN.
Cisrk sup. Jat Court.
OXFORD
Hssihs nr.t sNsmin~si sni aaiitsi the above
scruunt - " iiliAm Na--i.um. az bsrvby certify
that all1s tbsrvun. the ~ ninety uins
dollars snd sixty siN cvnts.
~. a. HtR>tN, Couniy Attorney.
ALBERr :. AUSTIN. Cbrk = J. Cour.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
.or>Tl ~ oN'oGn Tnwn wnor.rN. pr
totKr NIL
ROAD RILi

49,
Iuns 4 Ou usttion q ------ ah.i 0ttusr.
in iinoaln fAutAtiou. Juns = 4,
AG-ss ssdav. as
Tratsl frutn Pew o. t-inooln
Iiantaiion ani rvturu. isn mies, u -
iuns n on in.t-stion - Township rssts,
luns a.. = o. days. 80
rraFsl fr,siu fefu o. And over
Eiisr Flanf atisn Aniiotsf Ns-t
~upius snsi North >uu'lus ruai.
anl rvfuru. iie miis-. So
Iuus 81. ~ uixhski on 81 - ". W.
Nsits anf atf-rf-. I dsy, 80
iuns -. travel fruin lvru o. m,hsi ani
fttuFu. uilss o.
luns . at uiNhst On 20 % ". y Put
nan ani uthsr., dsy, ga
iuns -. travel frum Peru o. btnsh And
rfuru. mir.. a.
Aug a. 90 Tstitiah - llsnFy Y. fuor
ant oihers. Aug ls. n. Ia. days
~ Aniiayef. 80
Iraysl frufn Peru D. Anioysr AMI
rttufn o. miiss. ie
Aus - - ~ AnistvF North -uuils. on
tst - samuel bstton ani othsr.,
.dAVs. ss
Aus - 81 travel frUm Peru o. Ahsisssr
North >urplu. AMI rvturn. . mils., q.
.-o A
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
1904. 1890.
HebronAcademy
The Spring Term Of Hebron Acad.
envy viii open
Tuesday, January 2Sth, 1890,
under It's OLD board Of instruction

under i,s old board 81 instruction
The history AMI location % this
school. - free from dangerous in
husncss. and tie wonderful suc-css
IN r,isirg IN the pas, three years go,
900 lor new, spacious AMI ADEQUATE
buildings, AMI the Increasing of It's
endowment fund, promises future
gr,nder than ever for
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e. ss
" " wnirNAR,n

o. ca
wv wuiTNAEsH
,xF,Rp .. January . t-sa
fi.s 1..r-.snaIit aptsafst " " Nhiimarsh,
I,arf, tarsuit..lsusr. sui usis usth that ths
fsrvrlug arssunt by hiln suh-rnts-i .. uss-
ALnIET : AUSTIN,
Cisfs zap jui Court
u.,ins sxsmins.i ani amliie.i ths fstguins
..-..rrt - "a " Nhitmarsh. Couniy tuuinis
sinnrr. - osrtIff that 81 aios thsfr.tn ssfrhaf
srrvn iialIars ansi siNty Csuts.
a~fAE U UHl~I0 County Ausrnsy.
ALnIHT : AUSTIN. Clcfk sup Iui- teari
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04
- ~ H,RsyY Cpan,y ,uarpsy
~ AUSTIN. CHA : , 4.
COUNTY, 40 nNrnRp

COUNTY, 80 oNruEp .
isa To InItN HAHktR ~
>spt a. H. - - To, days H. ~ iAls
n.-si insT-stien. n@
o.. uil-. travel O. is.s. sni ~
% - aay, At Hu~isr'i On - - -,
n Ahlztt A@
q rsilr. ,rs,si frvra ws., hsthsi
o. numfsri at rvtnfu. I'D
n ! dsy = frI,hars Acaisny
grant rusi inst-stinu. 10
io mies tFsvvl o. ffYshars Arst
suv Gusnt ani rytufu.
go ii if ifavssst ~ lsftn, Z 'uuft. 3"
a. ml.. tn,sL Wet rsihsl ie
Parts anli vtufu. 80
q 'isy Il hs,hsl On 30 ~ &
s-IIr. ,r,,sl ~ u,hsl .si ~
turu.
81 tav a we.is,~. en ~ -
= aii.. trss,i Wet nsthsl -
Na-si.ts-s act rstafn. o"
Nv o. isy -, az t.,sa, , ,gari, 10
niks travel Wet hsthsl O.
Paris at r-taru. go
las. s.i.fAa,dsy. H., ,sr,s { { ceur, %"
"a miss tfatsl Wet hsthsl o.
raris 49, vtufu. q"
,s-
JoII~ R,RETH
oNruRp. :. J,suary !. i-".
TIE tsr-.tnAft spF--sr,-i iuhn hafsTf. tuun
a. 1orauiissiunsf set ussls cath nat ~ fgfv
srinE soruuut ~ tim sais-sril-'i. l. tr'ss he
~ 80.
NLnIHT AUSTIN.
Cisfl sep iai tsur.
Ustius stamiussi at sulliis.i ~ faFvsoins
s6ruant - tehu uafsTf. g~uutr 'ulnraissiansf
- setifv that aliar thsrsuns slNtF sigm
Itfiiars anf figtfr siFkt rsnfs
go NH n HlN>iN tuautv Aturusf.
ALuINT AUSTIN. Cisfk : J tsar
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-02-04

Ci~rk'. omes sup. Jsi. Court.
January tth. i-o.
certify thai The foreScinx are true oopies of
the account. % ". ". Whltmar.h. John harker
snf VIM. wcs-isus. County Commissioners of
usfori County. for sh< year iss. - anhsei sna
alAsvei.
Attest,-
ALBEIT : AT AUSTIN, 49,.
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COUNTY of OXFORD
l.-s Town wOpDsuM. Dr.
>sIt. "a. A. i. u. -. 90 ih.gsstion %
township r,sNst.. S Adsys eli 81
TraNsl frutn Nest fsrN over tosh.
ship ruails and rttarn. "a miir.. 80
~rIt - ~ au rad In Ramfori on 30
lisnry Abhsft q sls. days. s9
rrssel 90 -asss fpta West f,ru
g. Ruuifsri snd r,turu, - mil~.. fA
at "a. Is lg st Parts. All session. idays. -
TraNsl ou sane frum Nest feru
o. Pans ant rvturn. 81 miie-. eco
Ort si, q. O. II Rsthel on rai days. 80
rratel frVm Wet feru a. Beihsl
and rvturu. ~ mlle-. t@
oCt. >. - II North wcei.,s-A on nal, q
dsVs a@
Tra,sl frua Wet Peru D. >sr,h
Mo-sistask ant return. G mils-. -
Nov Is n. dave at Paris. Adj -e..isn. 500
rravsi fFssn we-t f.ru O. Paris.
ant rvtarn. a. miles. t0
ps,. n. ~. ian. I. o q i-.s,. nj Paris. r,su.
lar session. days. B@
Travel trom West Peru to fsn.,
AMI rvturu. go
ss s.
OXFORD. -. January Q. iso.
Thsa per-cnsily appeared William wc..i.am.
County somui.slsnsf sni male cath thai the
Foregoing sccoant 4 true. Hefore ne,
ALBEkT :. AUSTIN,
Cisrt sup. Jul. Court
Having examined AMI saiitsi the foregoing
Account % MtIiism Wooi.utn. County Commis
.isnsr ws certify that .s allow tbevon. eighty.
ave dollars snd ffty eent..
OSCAR NJ. HERSEI. County Attorney.
AIuYHT = AUSTIN. Cl<fk =. j. Court.
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The officer. for the next year are AZ
folloMs.

prusllsut. 4 kimhal
Nios Prs-slisnt. ~ y bush
-esfvtary, \ L.f fiks.
Trrasursr. " " Mhitmarsh.
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Ng ~
JOHN BARkER

JOHN BARkER
oxKoRn a. Msy Is lsss
ma I-e--.snaily sppesr.si John nsrksr. AMI
us.is oath o. the truth ~ TIE fofesVfnx ss-"ees
bV hiu sabscriset. nsfory ne
~ ALRHHT : AUSTIN,
Clsrk sup. Jai. Court
OXFORD. ss. NAY IA
usttns arst examined AMI sasiite.i ths above
..e.aut ~ John Rarker county Conmissionsri
xs certify that ~s allow therren The sem of
fsrty niss tisllsrs AMI forty csets.
u. IA HERski, County Arere<y.
As AUSTIN. Ckrk .. &c.
eoes1i W oA'of X sou lAlxIs. u.
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STATE Or MAINE.

v. " NWlIN Ah~N. -
uNtuHu. Nal a. is-t
Ttfu fsrs.naHT apfsaHrl "a "a NhtmArsh.
anI u.a.'f cath ttaf o. tarvs.Ins Nfrsant bf Nm
suI...If.s.I Is tree tirf.rv 30.
AInIHT = At~ftN.
tlsfk ~up lai tuurt
bNFtun ss Ma ia. i.-a
uatfue rrst rtarafnssi sci aaiitsi a. farvss
IHF a...art 20 "a W WFuuafsh teautf tuHn
r.. ...r.sF 90 rsftIff thai - alHs tsfsau -
saHH .f faffHfH srfFn .i..I.ars ari frrfF fsnts
u W ttfE~tN tauuif AuHrusF
AIuIgT At~TtN tirfk : touTt.
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rl.n f-r-snant sry-rsrvi ichn nsrssf. Cvan
tf toruusissiunsF. sni ua.is usih thsi ~ 'gr'
sylinE sofuuut ~ tira sais-rfil-si. l. trus he
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COUNTY OF ONFORn ,v,, n.
l.H To ItuN hNbAth' "
Jan. To I iay Jan'y AZ. rsF'n, 4, 49,
tuurt. W.
Fsb n. h. II, day. Fsby AZ rerw.c
Ctuau.
GuIils- travel frOm ws-s Bsthel
d Isart. ani hask. 80
Maruh a. ~ "a. e. n. DAYS Marvh ferw
q 4 tuuft. he
oriil.. travel frusa Wet bsthsl
D. pans and baTk, 80
asrT days az fsst sumner On 20 ~
t.esa a MaNitn q als. o'
"a iA u. days MAJ Tern { q
- ais. travel frem West Bethel
D. Fan. and back. y"
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" ". MliifNAt~h
OXFORD >sftrlnisf l--s.
Ttfu tsrssnailY spp~ar-i " Nhfnsr.h,
t..'rrf, t.u.r.I..isrsf at mads cath that ths
f.srrs,.IuE sfsaauts ary trts. tsfsfy ~.
AIuiET AI~rtN,
ezra sep lui. tuurt.
uNIuHu
uaetrg drst sNaulinsl and aatitei IN ai.uts
t.falant sfM N Nhitniarsh. ~ hsrvhY rsfufl
trat - aIaIs tiirfssu. ths can - uur hanirNi
sr.f rfns .InIlaFs anI -aFeutF "a rsuts.
80 n ulH~lN tuuuty Auurnsy.
AIHIHf : AUSTIN. Ilsfs : !. 4.
tutrNTN uT uNTnuu