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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
plsFltlD CENTRE.

An unusual amount of .icknc.. 4. r.
ported GA every hand.
Mr.. John 4. Holman has been yrry
sick bat Il reported better.
Nil. Abbie Chllds died March 9Th nj
measles. Her father. mother. one broth
~ and sister have been very sick bat ar,
nov better.
John !. Towle, IT., while a. work Ia
Durrrll Irothcr.' Jaw MILL "Wednesday
saved Que hand severely. n was drc..
"a by Dr. ~tufisyant.
VI. Holman has just shipped his last
car 70 apples and u bow buying pota.
tocs. ScYenty-hVe ccuts per bushel Z.
the pricc.
Slcighlng poor.
SNOW leaving rapidly.
The wood pile and .ap orchard now
demand attention.
wc anticipate a short un oi sap,
don't Get left.
Enos I. Gould .. again boss AZ the
town farm Enos will DO the right
thing. Ilr did u beforr.
Mr.. lrena knight l. It'll quite sick At
jaw.
:. Curtis Morse. postmaster At south
Carthage, Ia. been very sick bat I. I'm.
proving. lii lou, Who also Ia. been
dangerously .lck, u better.
The cheese factory AZ this place will
start In due season, and a few good
milch COWS would hnd a ready sale here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
FAST aEYHEl-

A heavy rain has opened the brook.
and settled the snow aud We are nov
having some nice spring weather.
The maple sugar season has opened
aud all Who have an orchard are now
busy.
m. II. Howe and wife are now at Paris.
They will soon leave for their western
home al Butte City.
Lamonte Cole has returned home from
hls winters work.
Miss Lillian kimball goes To Berlin,
y. H.. March - To attend the Berlin
High school.
Mrs. T.. =. Bartlett has gone To berlin
". H., to spend a few weeks with heI
sou. y. ID. Bartlett.
George Msson's family have been very
sick, seven being alex ut one time. Mrs
I'll swan u caring for them. The chill
dren are some better, but Mrs. Mason u
quite sick yes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
NERICO


Merton Austin l. spending his tNo
Ncyk.' vacation With his parents.
Orlando Austin aud Wife arr al MI
Au.tin'. Orlando l. very sick.
bred \. Porter has spent the winter
in Weld aud 'arthagy scaling lumber
and 8. So there.
~iIIlm,n \. Reed hts spent the winter
.tsIu. lumtsr AZ staple. landings
Iumtsr scaling require. the prrsenc- At
doe landing 20 M. one doing u all th'
time
Ths "RIue No.e syndicate" landed
l,H cord. "a wooi near j. I. Halls
IN. uuod q. o. D. usei Tor brick burn
Ius. .u the story L. told.
The .al, % driving boots aud Shoes
d.. commenced.
\ ferry a thl. point would nov b
arlI pttruuised.
me maple. arr tapped. the robins
have c!me he people are saving the1I
wood 'cuucsutrttc,i I've Il ~ deuahd
snI evidently spring has come.
Nlbsu u. Park visited this plAcc la.'
U.sk. remaining until the sith Inst
Frnm Mrxico b. Nent tO Bethel, taking
in Norway ou his Nay home. lie ~
tlru- o. IiNermor,, fslls soon where h'
r. engaged teaching.
Th. pier Was swept from under >wit'
River bridge by ice. tnsaie a. th'
bridge l. nov regarded, people with stu
I eIe team. cross u.
~ome damage WAS done al Marshal
White. bv noWagr ~ water and ~
Tuesday when IN. ice stariei la the An
-. t....u,...l - The islauls tnelON
pixneld and caused quite a rise oi water
w. had M mail Tuesday night bu
rrsular mall. during the storm all oihe'
time.
Ch,rlb, Whitman has returned frou
/ AL. winters work logging Ia ollesi'
Eee,i's mill ~ the Walker place run
cot rine lumhcr ani saws the logs spry
We had the pleasure % the COMPANY
% John T.. S~ssey aud wife TO dine VIII
"a saturday.
This postal !. much like plush-fntfl
.,rf... SPAgkE-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
wssr sucssGlo.

". :. Nu.iln has got home from Her.
liza TAlls, y. II.
n. B,uucii ., at home from Massa'
,husstts
e u. Harlow IA. tough, him pair Of
oxen.
Flo..ie llarlos D. 81 work Tor n~otg'
Dhr.lr,. south lafis.
pssiins Turner soli pair ~ oxen "a
". Farrar 20 ~Duth Paris last S~"k.
n. More has sold hi fout-ycaf-oli
colt.
Mr.. Miriam Harlow l. CA Tho .lck lat.
Mi.s l.. BENNETT has gon. to NORWAY
to visit her .lstrrs.
~ smith has hs-n sick With gastric
fever.
Srott Rriggs' horse that b" bought
alout four weeks ago died SUNDAY,
Narvh -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
RROMnFltlp.

Mr.. Dr. Gatchell was severely Injured
we,lne.iiy by being thrown from her
.lelgh on the lee. The horse ran quite a
distance before Il wa. taken up.
Mr.. anl Mr.. Charles fogg, formerly
~ this town. nov of Lowell, Mass, aud
their daughter, Mr.. T.. l.. Warren, Of
Dccring, Maine, arr visiting friend. Ia
this vicinity. ..
school meeting saturday. Mr. David
Fogg va. chosen agent.
John McDonnil has s0ld two yoke OF
oxen. lIi. .on sherman has gone To
Windham Ia work.
Luclan Hunt fell down stair aud
broke two ribs.
Tie Literary Circle met with Mis-
Blake Tuesday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
RuMFoRn cINTRI.

NJ. !. ! Partridge died Al last Rum.
ford Let "wednesday evening. IL Tor
msrly Was iu trade hefe. Both ~ his son.
came to attend The funeral.
Mr.. ". lsrnum .. gradually ~
covering from q severe accident, the ~
sult a falling heavily upon the Iced
frnr.
Much rrrr,t !. expressed here over
the defeat in the Scnatc ~ the llalnc.
.tlu.
Dr. e. 4. small l. stopping fcw dsy.
here uiih his relatives. MANY take AL
vantage % hi cOming aud have their
t~sth property carrd Tor.
Mr. Whlio r,ttengill has passed most
"a The winter al Augusta With her hus-
hruI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
vii son.s MILLS.

Monday week Ernest Bennett aud
GUY Brooks started for the metropolis
81 this region, Berlin.
Town meeting Wednesday. The fol-
lowing officer. were elected;
Assessors. y. T. fenhosk. |. :. Besn, W
iisr.
Treasures, J. q. Bean.
Clerk. y. Z. Pennosk.
Collectsr. u. =. Besn.
Supervisor. y. Z. Penncsk,
Road Arent. u. q. Beanett.
Thomss Weymouth came out OF the
woods Friday with his teams and started
for home.
Donald Cameron had hls favorits
horse Harry badly hurt In the woods.
The crew of Cameron 4 sturtevant
came out Of the woods Saturday.
Y. I. Twitchell moved out Sunday.
The rain OF saturday night will probably
start out others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

Mr.. John Danforth and child, eu
route for camp Caribou, firmichcnec
Lake, arr stopping for feN days AZ her
fathers. T.. n. Knapp ~ this tovn.
George ~tearns, ~ Lowell, and Ernesi
Nllrn, ~ Sionehim, have h--n a. J. :.
Aliens few dave lately. They have
gone Ia Rumiorl Pals nov to make ar
pngrment Cor carrying on the meat bus
lnsss next summer.
Amo. Frost has been quite sick for a
few days.
Heavy rain. ~ late have cleared Bear
River 20 ic-.
We have hal no good Neather for sug'
airing a. yet. Their. Will not be- great
many trrcs tapped In this vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
Jos.'s LETTER.

m Rad correctly ani memory doe.
not play me f,lsc the persou Who hlngs
/, dad at into stream 81 water shall
h. liable toas Sion hnc aud /, years i'm
prisonment. 90 how much .orrr pun.
i.hm~ui. think yr, shall b. D. deemed
sorthy Who ling. iuto the living stream
nf humanity th,t which would make q
dead cat blu.h Zoe shane! There are
thos. Who couut II ruugh on the nul.anc-
Nlio mrni.hr. rUtaNiy for The thirsty
and pay. q slight fne. escaping the Inn
pris0nmcnt. >trsining AZ cat aud
.Nallowing q hippop0tamus.
And noW tho.c Who have be-n shrek.
Ing for ballot reform have gone .illy on
The purity 90 elections. They didn't
.sym o. understand The matter until the
other party called foe the same Then
they .irightWAy $40 the error ~ u and
hastcn~i IN change their Views. That
rrmind. me 81 old Uncle Ieayltt. the one
time representative frum smyrni, ArOO.-
took County, WhOsr conscience was bet
ter educated than hi. head. H. consii-
err,i that be- had voted correctly when
he yOtei a. shepherd Cary didn't vote
IN came Ca pass, one day, that b. hal
voted without knowing how ~hep hal
voted aud u worried the old man. When
b. found that Ship had matched hi
"Nc." With emo" b. gave q .igh ~
relief aud murmurri. "thpnk Cod am
right" Doubles. our honpr'i repre-
sentative. were In Uncle l"aNtt'. fix.
rhey we're not sure till they knew how
shop VA. going to vote. cannot uu.
icr.taui Why money that !. drawing ou-
IL four pr cent Interest should be- taxed
q. heavily a. money that Il drawing a
much higher rate. should a spawned
hor.e. or rick-a-bOnc. COW, 0r scib.
by sheep d. taxed q. heavily q. horse.
COW ~ she-p II much higher yiluei N
A farm l. not taxed for 10. "facr value"
80 a. speak, why should money b.i
Judge Hall claim. that 5000 should De-
taNci the same asa 5000 house. l. a
ssJDO house taxed "a IL. full amount or
At tNo-thirl. IT, money value, or there
about,f which will draw the heavier 10
come usually, rentel house or the
value Ut Il At the prevailing rate u in.
terr.ts
VI. l.. Wymtn l. boarding fourteen II
the horse family for Massachusett. par
tic.. IT, has siO year for the youthful
sucker aud $50 for those that have ar
rived At the age II discretion. noticed
little sheep 81 colt for which the
owner was offered $50. Were Il not
for "blood" els would b. about right,
Hood will tell. Individual merit speak.
more loudly a. Que Who Isn't booked ou
pedigree. We must study up the matter
or We shall b. away back 10 the dark
ages down yOnder.
Mr.. Marble having rented the Gen.
farnum place l. seeking for rent here,
for himself. We will Vacate when thu
roads are solid ground.
"O,hsr men our lani viii an
hunifvi year. D. cotne."
Aud In les. time than that.
iIet.ey !. honest q. the day !. long IN
telling what We may expect. They
don't always give the warning rattle
lIetsey !. bOuncer, no doubt, but | AM
fearful that there I. too much spread "a
her thumb. Give me blue-eyed Be.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
NORWAY LAKE.

simon stevens, the oldest man In town,
!. lying at the point Of death at hi. sons,
y. \. stevens.
The sick ones have recovered enough
10 h. able to return 90 school.
There are \ great many sick with the
prevailing colds.
Adelbert Parker from Iiiideford has
been visiting relatives here the past
week.
Miss Carville from Lewiston Il Wilt
Ing at j. y. Bradbury's.
Mrs. Olive Mills has got pension OF
twelve dollars q month.
Mrs. Elsie Morrow has returned from
Mechanic Falls,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
pORIIR

Hue birds and robins have made their
appearance, although the snow u deep
vet aud rather cold, but It'll spring has
come to stay.
Mr.. IaurAll cole di~i on "Wednesday
lat after long and painful Illness.
Mr.. Cole was young man 70 years ~
agv. lie rame on from lowell, Mass,
sick lat fall. which formulated IN COO.
sumption. lie was unmarried. llc died
Al MI. slstcf's, Mr.. Noyes Noriou's.
VIII Day q Cornish call~i AZ VT.
John :. smiths and sDou after be lefi
Nf smith mis.e,i his watch lie imme-
diatslv fnllpW,,i him bat dii not come
up wlth Dsv. Tho neat daV d. trscrd
Bsy t. O.sip--, y. H., aud found wherr
d. tfissl Ca ssli the watch. Dsy took
the car. a. Os.ipo- Tor CONWAY smith
started for Conway and Will" b" Wa
gone the watch was rrturn"'i by mall.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
RlIuEORD.

The good .lelghlng l. gone.
The river has been impossible since
the storm until Thursday: nov the
shore. are briigei aud good crossing.
Much sickness prevails. Everybody
I. coughing or sneefing.
=. n. wsniweli has been confined Ia
the house for few day. with the pre-
vaillng epidemic.
Mr.. Goodwin .. visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Ripley, at south Paris.
blanche Ripley I. going Ia attend high
school at Bryant's Pond.
There will he good driving ou the
river now and the trotters will be out In
force. Look out for OTIS little PAGER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
EAsr RyNFORD

a. U,Hr, IIuar ana eIfr of Hanover
... #. town Ih4r-iaF.
I.# AiIltf Li. begun tu Cap tTrr-.
|...e .ui crossing uB thr ie' here u"N
Trr mumI. 20 lin.fuu b.. in town.
IT rsrrI.r iIei March -iih VIII
It... -HI 90 wears.
U..re. w...U d. ur fhr .i.k Ist.
|.H.. W...h hls rytuuDi from Iug
Gin t.riIEs.
f.. ~.ur.Hl .. pA.tsriug chamber. At
f..... A..-.u...
T.... U..fHp I. iu thr hoot ani 'hos
...-... lIsI .I.p having some tham
.... ..'.I o.
..r.. E.r.hsrl his trflrt "a c"N
a.I lI s. Nrftr Uf pIXdeh Tor
.a... m.H. .Hs mHIhIre.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

l.r.. .nt viii walker rvturu~i
E.. fi. -tfh fram DH-ham where they
.... I..H .f surk fHr co. winter.
N- urut VI kr,lr h1s diirrn chich-
.... LIf.t..l fhr ,th 90 thi. month.
N- I.Erur thIr.r. aud wife have
...f . Harrison W. hsrr they viii stop "a
f.F nH#a.
N..t Esther walker D. Improving
....
~ q, e. IgrAu q. -asiug spool
..r... .H I..m.U.
Nr Em.-.a1 hl. commenced WORK iu
f..m.. H.tIn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
AIuMIhIIM

Did YOU ever see any % this wonder
ful metali Almost a. light a. wood aus
strong as steel, will not tarnlsh undel
any circumstances. have some three
inch rules ~ this metal, the handles
tool for the vest pocket ever seen, weigh
less than a fiye-cent nickel. Will zen,
Que Ia any addres. on receipt Of - cent?
In coin or two-ceDt stamp..
WI. &. LEAyITI,
Norway. Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
UPTON

We had me- mail from Friday until
"wednesday.
The roads arr reported very hard.
\. ". strickland Il quite sick.
l,yrrson'. teams cam. Out II IA" woods
sunday as they finlsh",l ~. timber sat
urisy and they feNr~i the storm u they
stai In until Monday.
!. ". jordan vent Ia Portland We'd
nesisv.
n. 4. Abbott and wiic arr In Canada.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
BRyk.r,s POND.

The dramatic entertainment given hy
members ~ The commhniefy fhursday
evening vas fully attended. The phy
was excellent, every phri being we'll sus
taine,i.
IN. corn factory l. surr Ia com" a.
the number ~ acre. called Tor have b"cu
guaranteed. \ plant all d" bullt her,
~. prvssni season 90 cost some sSsp.
cur village agent has secured th'
ser,icc. ~ Miss susie Ihompson a'
teacher ~ the grammar department Of
our school Tor ave year.
The fire. high school begins March ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
FAST sRowsrleLp.

snow !. fat leaving us.
Mr.. l.. u. GILES Ia. returned frou
Augusta.
Mr.. -. a.. Cotton has been quite sick
Mr.. Bradley Allen Ia. gone Ia Massa'
chusett. where her husband u locate,
for the present.
Charlie. bean l. about moving hi fam
ily 10 steep Falls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
TIE OOINGS oF TrE wCCN ~ A.
SECTIONS OF rrC COUNTY


a. o.. follower I, uut tsfIu.
Errf I'.,rr I. 'ftfrr.
U..r uHfnsr. W.. EnH.rf Ciu,vr. ID
..t ..h h.f comfortable Hf hsf a.
...rf. Nu.H arN.,ft Of. fsf anulf d..
.. .If II. .u H.I I..I1 tII ht. ivru feeble
o. several gears.
N... ~..t.u4 ~I.fari I. .o that De-
..f.u a I.If.r while. lirT mother au"
...f.r .sm. from Wuu.l.in,a h.t vf,i
III. ... Der llrr SISTER uOl rrmlIn a
uI.t.
u.a. pI,. Cumming. ID. rrpllr,ug ali
m.sInE t.trif.Hu. ru h.. h'u.F. u. u
E.nlu. O. hf aura Gov h.m.
~....I.HE I. atHlt gone.
last r.IIt afternoon lI..Nurfh ~p.i
f.HI uu h.. return frum ~Hsfh Itrls ul-
t.r.....I hI. ,o.t. h4f Co., bold hl.h
.a..tfsni frightened thr cvf -o ,h.
.f.r..I f4 rIn. She CLEARED tlr sleigh
I.f OBJ. II.u... es. uu. several T...
FL. .tun NIr taf co. etuf Use fhF uIHi
~I. started fa rIu it htIi pl.f ttr H1i
at. gtrf4r.I sf uNfHri village 40 Iltr.
Cor 90 sIN.
Ti.r, mt1 have tHsu ,rrr slight
IIr.rrl.r Il f.r. H.fnrrU OH" fnH r.E.f'
hut Coz rsf .HI'l ra' have H..I "'rT
fArrft minute. .r fh" rood.
Rev ur Crane o.. h.ru .I.A itl'
week aIfb thf pr., I.I1c rYI .rm.r
N... Martha Pratt b. .HHtHHl tH h''
IHl.s aIfh It HuI hardly lHg,r hts r-.
..r..IIf .u .Hur furm although many
..-.. hst. 's#n u..i
f.rtrrs Eumnl. q. falling tts' AHi
f.... ffIf De- UIH.Hf It.f bong
Nr Unnari uf llaI''sr.I I. h' hr.
t.....
It...m .a rhr chapel Nolur..sy
...-
Diet a.t... If.m .h.a'l r.ll read NJ
Grave. Family .u.frII uf t,.atrr...
I..u.. ENHF uf Woodstock Is h'
I' -.F.....
o. .m ...r.f.- fom rnaHl 4.sl
.H.-.. tHIHt.
I... I.rt. fHr zoo srr a. follows
I... T..r UrH.u
t-H.
... I... ua..F.H
. |.
.. W t..rr
....rH. #. NTr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
CANTON

5. \. C6Ir. b.. moved Into the ITsr
y.y Rlyies stand.
Thytnisrrsallsis have q sociablc al
old,sissouic Hall Tuesday evening.
Gusiavus lIsyfori sni 4. =. Tag,
~,ic down from lIyron last week.
Tie Grange Dramatic Club pre-enic,i
the DIANA. "Brac, the Poorbouse Girl, y
"a good hous. last Thursday evening.
y. q. Hollis and Hiram Mitchell arr
slowly Improving.
The Uniycr.sll.ts will present the
drama, "Tbc Flowing Bowl" at u. \.
X. Hall next Thursday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

ONfORD, - Al Coart % Probate. bsii q,
Paris, within AMI Tor tn County % On
fOri, on The thiri Tuesday % Mar, A. u. lot
MARY :. IiAlk-. widow ~ James n. Iisyes
a.s Of osiori. deceasci, having rs-es.e.l
E.tsts 90 saii decea.e-if
ORDrEsD, That ssii Petitioner give nstice II
the sane u al Ier-sns Interested there.n. by
se--isely In tbe oxford Democrst . newspaper
printed 10 Paris, In ssii county, that they may
appear % Probate Court ~ be hohien a Paris
within and for sail County, on the thiri Tue.
day Of Apr. psst, 90 nine e'eiork In the fcrenoon
GRO. A. WILSON, Jpirs.
Atrsseopy -sissss ILL., @. DAVIS, Rsxisssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
EAsr MA1EREoRp.

Charles saunders % Everett, Mass
Was Al g.. l.. Hilton's last week.
Mis- Julia Hall % Norway has been
.psnding a week AZ her fathers. F.
Tabltha >hedd. aged 80 years, die'i al
the town farm. March 9th. Two other
dependant. having left the farm recent-
Ia. bat four remain.
me premiums offered by \. III. Burn
ham for the beat three acres al sweet
s,rn hauled 90 the North Waterford corn
factory have rccenily been awarded a.
fello~s; y. II. Moore, 50; u. L. hn'
tom ais: Addison Millett, si0.
our fir.t robin appeared early on 'ne
morning OF the 18th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
RtIueoRD POINT

The thaw VA. a good one and nearly
demolished .leighing. IL completely de
strOyed the crossing. Some were u
hope. Ia keep the crossing a while long
er by plsnking the shores.
Edgar Lufkin got hi horse la AZ tn
Point Thursday aud but for timely a.
sistance might have had quite time.
No sugar weather yet. IL mus, CONS
.oDn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
rAsr pERu

Frank kiidcr hn. hnishc,l hauling Tie
birch from ~ conant's hack lot. lhcr,
Nas nearly lJ1 cnuls.
D. VI liosari has commenced sANing
birth. IT, employs .lN or ssNrn hands.
George Davis i p,iniing nnd paper
Ing al. house ca the Inside.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
Ipa Nsa Ssushi

Doat delay. Take Kemp. Balsam. the be.l
cough carc. II ~ill eure yoar coagh. ami cohis
II ~ii cuTe sore thnost 90 tickling IN the thruat
II will cure palns In the chest. II gill csrv lnf
ents AMI bronichitis AMI all diseases pertaining
81 The lungs tscsu.e ID l. q purr bsl.am. IIoll
II % the light snd 40 how eiesr sBi thlsk u u
You viii 80 The sscsllcnt sfsst sftsr tAking On.
nrst dose. Lsrse bodies ssc. and Oh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
oyrORp. :. 40 cour q rro,a,. l.Li :,

OXFORD, &C AT q Court % Probate hsli "a
faris. within AMI for liz Coanty % oxford,
on The thlri Tue-iay ~ MsTrh, a. ID. l-sl
JAML- =. WRIGHT. asmed Exesutor In a
certain ihstru1sent pan'oriRg N le the
at viii anil tfetanlent 81 Isrsis :. Hlsrk
ate AZ Paris. In all Coanty, deae.sssi'
haviAs pr.-sntei the sane Zoe Probate
OaDsRsD, That M all t,erut0r 1--WE po<ioe
~ All persons Interested, by eanslnx copV Of I'M.
orisr " L. psbli-he'i three wesk. suss..iyeiy
thsy may spTsar a Profste soart D. 10 heLi
fsris, IN ssli tounty, On tn thlri Tuesday 90
April next, a nine % tn clask IN tbs fsre.
neon, ant .b0. csa.e ~ any sbsy have. why M
and allowci a. the last WIN AMI fessAmsns %
/ sAid deceaset.
GEoRsg A. WILSON, Judr..
| Atrue copy attest Ill. Z. DAVIS. ftegissrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

I.. r...tra.uhl. Hn,lra up ihs Ium.
....e ........ fH. fhI. .rlsIu.
William iHtrm .l uHIHtIrl "a 80 "t
U....... f.rUHfrr "Wednesday i'r h..
It.. N..l.r.Hu gIIl eors fHr Enrn
........ fi.. -uwurr. The viii Whhr
r...I ..I..H f1r NJ Chapman.
n. rr., f. h,Iug reported quite
......H other rl.r. o. ht, hvrl rN-
... .... healthy here have uUt ."ru "a
..@ .H f.RH fHr .smH fImr.
49, ..I NJ. lUluim wight Nu.
......f. fh.lr EuIru welding Maf,u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31
NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS OF PARIS.

Noiirv q. hvrrbv given that there d.
ouI, thrvc mpuih. ia in vhirh to clnsr
up 40 tsNrs committed tn noe fnr cul-
.e,tion ior thr wear l,s, Including
:, huol pisri,t TAX ~. :. ~nuth rtris.
At taxrs rrmaiuiug unpaid after ths
fr.t daN 20 JulY neat. hall 40 ouc,
yrocesi wrh th. legal cuur.s o. cvlic,t
came tuANuItE GAUt M,
Collector q iaris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

EN-GD, r,rhsm. vho vB. called from
Washington b1 thr .I.kurss nni death
90 hIs hflfhfr joel. nae af Itris iurs-
iav night. returning "Wednesday. u
So. r,fnr,sl here short t'mr .Iucr th't
A. r,rhm htI tnuEh' house in
Washington. tDl Do ,,ts f,1r-l thlt Co.
fuI, euuH leave IarI. permanently.
U.atyrr. NJ r,rhnm assurr. us that
fl., is r.f fhs Clsr They Nil probably
D.rfinus to make i'trI. their homr, aud
hr here during the Summer. IA. before.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

The ladies Interested in the nl,rrsa-
li.t su,irtv srv rvgursivl to MEET Nth
NJ ~. \ IhlVrr uursdaN y,vuing. Co
tsIk over do matter ~ Nav fair
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

OXFORD, - Ala Cour - Probate hski AZ
Paris, within ani fsf tbe County ~ oxford
ou the thlri Tuesday ~ Naryh. 4. II. I-gI.
clara o. frOst, Alministrator on the estate
- IA kimhall, late ~ Rumf0ri, IN said
County, den.A-e.i, having presented his Aouaan,
~ aininistration 20 the estate % All deoos.s-l
fuF allowance
the same o. All Tcrsous interrsts-l th.rrin, BY
Publishing . cupy ~ this 0rier thT.s w~.ks suS.
sss.l,ely in ths ONfori Deas.rsi. . Newspaper
printed AZ Paris, In said C.ssnty, that they may
appear AZ q Probate tsau ~ - bolien "a Pans,
In sad County, an NJ thiri Tse-iay 81 April
nsNt. a nins o'ch-k In III fUrrns-ln, anil
show cause. n any they have, why the sane
shoah ma H. allov~i
skDR6E A. WILSON, Juirr.
Atrue oopy-sttest III. q. DAVIS, Irsfssrr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

The >,ci,l Cirylc vill meet 40 the ,c.-
trt "Wednesday evening supper served
30 81 ~. entertainment 40 n. Al
Invited
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

Mud ~ Irss tIUlr INln IIIlI,
lIet.ey !. honest a. the day !. long In
telling what We may expect. They
don't always give the warning rattle.
Kelsey !. bOuncer, no doubt, but | am
fearful that there l. too much spread to
her thumb. Give me blue-cyed Be.s.
JOIN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-03-31

Al kittrrlgr has moved o. West
Paris. vherr b. vii remain for a icw
Wcyks. returning probably ln June.