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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09
ALBANY.

Mr.. Aaron Cummings and wife of An
dover, Mass, are visiting relative. In
Albany which Was his native place,
They came by the way Of Mount Wash
ington.
Clifford Wheeler % Bethel called on
friends nj the Corner Wednesday.
ladies circle met at the vestry Thurs
day.
Rev. Mr.. kennison of North Water
ford spent wednesday night with W..
Mr.. Matherson and wife of I.eadyille
Mass, are stopping = few weeks with
her father. Justice Aspinwall.
Miss Edna Dresser has gone To WEIGH
willie 10 spend few weeks with her sis
ter, Mrs. Chaplin.
Several Of Newton Morse's family arr
sick with scarlet fever.
J. II. Ioyejoy has sold part ofhl. farm
To n. %. Wilbur.
OTIS llayford u In town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09
PERU.

The train. are making regular trip.
nov. There are three, and sometimes
four a day.
IIolli. Turner took the position a. de-
pot master on the LIT.
James VI. Gammon's sister, Mrs. stew
ART Of Massachusetts,, IL visiting At his
place.
". n. Bent has company from the
city.
Mis-. sadie Castle % waterville Il VS.
Ting nj her grandfather's, T.. Bsrber's.
The farmer. are nearly all done hsying
aud some have commenced cutting grain,
which promise. a good yield. Potatoes
hook Ike a light crop. The rust has
struck them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09


w. 4. Parker has put In q large new
stock 90 furniture and carpets, On addI.
tion to the stock which he purchased oI
Cole bros. lie win do upholstering and
rvpais.
fhe Bethel Dairyins Company have
purchased lot Of A. Ward on Church
street., aud are now putting In the foun'
dations for their factory. n. u. bryant II
doing the work. The balld.ng will be
pushed To completion aud operations
VIII begin a. soon as can he.
Na Democratic caucus held At the Of
fce ef u. a. Frye, Esq, July 18th, J. Il.
Howard Was nominated AZ candidate for
representative to the legislature for this
district.
The i2th Maine Regiment has q rc-
union At Bethel Thursday, Aug. ~.
summer boarsiers al the Bethel House,
and the Elms connected Herewith. Hot
weather makes them think Of the coun-
try.
The ladies' Circle Of the Methodist
society gave q social entertainment at
the Corps Hall Thursday evening. last.
Ice cream and cake was served. A good
time MAS had.
We are Ia have another musical treat
here. The charming and gifted i'hlla
May, assisted by distinguished IBoston
artists, IL To give = grand concert at
Ideal Hall. Bethel. Wednesday evening.
Aug. 10. Miss May was born In Milan,
y. H.. not far from va. Early In life
abe showed that abe possessed rare mu-
slcsl talents, aud WAS sent To Boston,
where she received her musical eluca-
ton under the best masters. She has
lust returned from . most successful trip
In Europe. She IL q sweet singer, aud
the perfect culture. expression aud con-
troll of her voice are wonderful. special
rates on Grand Trunk railway. Resery-
Ell seat tickets are now on sale at the
pcst office.
n. A. Packard l. making repairs on
the Goddard house, which he recently
purchased, on Main Street.
We are informed by some of the OIL
Ger. ~ Riverside Park Association that
Nelson IL to be here and trot on their
course Aug. Il and 10. Other fast horses
will BE- here. Preparations are belng
made for the largest crowd ever on the
grounds. II nothing happens this will
be the sporting event of the season In
thi. section.
The steam mill has started up, under
the management 81 ]. T.. skillings, Who
has leased Il Of the A. u. y. & \. Go.
Geo. l.. Merrill, former manager 81
the spool mill here. has leased the mill
az Dlxficld 10 the A. u. =. & y. Co, and
l. there running 10. Ills family are s,ill
herc, but will probably 80 to Dixaeld
soon. We ar. sorry Ca lose Mr.. Merrill
and hi. family. They have made many
friend. while here.
The stock of goods which was In the
store Connected with the spool mill, have
BEEN taken Ia the store % Charles Ma
son on Main Street. where they are be-
Ing disposed 10 at auction.
The date ~ the unlyersalist fair Ia.
been changed TO Aug. y, - aud -. On
the first evening" Of the fsir, there will pc
an entertainment, consisting of shake
.p.sr-an ableaux aud the allegory,
"war of the Roses" tn the second
night will he presented popular dra-
ma.
&C. Adams has .old hi. barbering
business to frcd A. Clark, who IL nov
running the shop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09
THE OXFORD BEARS,
the oolNos OF the WEEK m Al,
SECTIONS OF THE COUNTY.
BuckF,Elp.

Les circus on the sosh brought to.
getbsr quite q crowd.
Mrs Howe, from tho Trustee House,
Hebron Academy, vas the guest 10 Mrs.
6eorge ID. Bisbee Last week.
n T. Cole, dentist, and wife, Of hoe
ton, are visiting their respective homes
and friends here.
The frat through train from Rumford
talls pAssed here August lat nearly ou
time. The passenger coaches we're hne
and credit Ia the ne~ company.
Mr.. W. VI. sturiivant, Wife and child
Of Portland. have rooms 81 Hotel Long
Mr.. 4. W. Hobart from the west Il .
guest at Carlton Gariner's.
Tuesday. August "a, quite little CON-
pAny visited Rumfori falls. some Of
them thought the indiscrimlnate news
paper booming had been q little over
drawn. II takes time ~ well ~ capital
TO build cities.
The band stand begins On msteriaii,e.
located on the pretty common near the
residence of J. A. lawson.
Mr.. Charles 4. Hatch, clerk tn hank
examiner Blst~e. feeling he had gone
LIES Journey alone long enough, took Ia
uitu>tAI . wiz Ast Wtunt<uaN VI tnf
person Of Miss Helen L. Morrill,. youngest
daughter of Mr.. Horace Morrill,. The
wedding Vas Q quiet Que. Only the I'm
mediate family we're present, Rev. n. v.
Lawrence officiating. The happy couple
left for q wedding trip amid heavy
shower Of rice and friendly congrAiuls-
tions.
Ms. Bessie Green Of Portland 4. a
guest In the family of 4. n. Prince.
The annual sunday School picnic ex-
cursion along the line 90 the Portland
aud l,umfori fslls Railway tn Lake
Anssagunticcok and la fine grove took
place Thursday, the 9TH inst. and on
very short notice brought together
aboat 90 people. two bands % music,
the Dixheld hand and the celebrated
"Ellsn Go~en- Hand of Buekfeld.
speakers were present from PORTLAND.
The day Vas fine and all seemed happy.
Mr.. John =, Kicker Of Milwaukee,
Wa. was In town Friday.
Mr.. n. 4. stone and family % Port
land are al Hotel Long.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09
EAST BETHEL.

Chss. q. Mason Of Norway spent last
sabbath with relatives In this place.
Miss Emma Perry Of Revere, Mass,
IL stopping at T.. Z. Perry's.
y. ID. bartlett Of Berlin, ". H., made
q short visit To this place last week. ILL
family returned home with Hun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bolster Of Norway
are visiting at j. III. swans.
Thomas Glines IL visiting friends al
Sumner, Maine.
q. NJ. Kimball and wife aud Jas. VI
bartlett aud wife visited Hon. w. w
Cross and family At Bhdgton Centre
last week.
David Foster has moved his family In
10 their new house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09
NORWAY LAKE.

More summer hoarisrs.
D.T. welch returned Ia Boston last
saturday.
Quite number % young folk. went to
Albany Basins the srh Of July. \
good time.
walter q. Charles aud wife, Of Lowell
With a number 81 nj. relative. from th'
village. visited az ". =. Partridge
Thursday aud had plcnlc supper undeI
the big oak trrss.
Therv IL 90 b boat carnival on th'
lake soon.
The NORWAY cadet Rand have another
moonlight excursion saturday evening
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09
icxs,s nilia

samuel barker Of lows IL Waiting 1t
Moses Cummings on bird I'LL. Mr.
barker has not been here before for
thirty years. IIeIs . very smart MAJ
Of his age.
n. Y. Cole, wife and child are In town
stopping at Clara Browns.
Albert Green and Archie Green went
70 Shelburne, ". II, Saturday evenlaa
on the train and cana down on bicycIet
Sunday IN thrss hoafS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09
DENMARK.


Mr.. Geo. w. Gray IL At Sebago lake
for few days surveying timber.
Mr.. Eiwood Polndexter IL at work In
New Bedford, Mass.
The farmers are about done having
In TIL. section, and report great falling
OF In thecrop from last year.
Mr.. Horace Blake took . load of
people To the circus In Bridgtou, Aug.
d. lie will make another trip To Corn
Ian Friday, the 9th, ciicus day.
Road Commissioner Berry sat work
on the roads again, aud In spite Of the
heavy showers which We have had, the
roads here have been kept In good
shape.
Little Steve Jewett IL stopping With
his grandfather, Mr.. Steve Jewett, for
q few weeks vacation.
Mr.. E'morc Swan II In Portland for .
day or two.
Mrs. Frank Jewett will spend few
days at Peaks Island With Mrs. L.. A.
ingalls,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09
UPTON.

The sou Of Mellcn Lombard wa,
drowned In the river at the steamboat
landing. near the lake House, Tuesday,
Funeral "Wednesday st the church, MI
Mann officiating.
People are glad To see the sun shine,
after long time Of wet weather, so ~
TO finish haying. some Will flnish this
week II the weather continues fine.
Lucrctia and Edith Brooks of North
Norway have been visiting relatives ia
town.
School closed Ia District No. I ssiur-
dsy, July 10, taught by Ellen l.. Kim
ball Of Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09
fAsr wAytssORp

Miss Matte Upton % Nubarn has b-cn
sp.ndluy few DAYS AZ n. q. frite's.
The name Gibson In my last wceA
items should have rad ollson.
&c. Ililtoh's child !. we'll again.
Mr.. Hilton. mother, Mrs. 4. %. God
vim, OF Lewiston, l. With her.
We hear Horace y. Allen, Who wen,
Ia Me,hanic Pals . fen weeks ago To
~ork. Is marrici 10 a young lady OF that
nl.sse
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09
GIlEAQ.

An entertainment Will be given nj the
town hall. Gilead, Thursday evening,
Aug. II, under the auspices Of Mountain
Valley Lodge, I. u. u. r., and the COM
mltiec Ia charge promise one 81 the
best entertainments ever given at this
place.
Rev. r. II. Moore Of Gorham, y. H.,
will be- present aud address the audience
In his usual Interesting manner. Mrs.
Geo. y. King aud Mrs. Ava finny, two
of Oxford County's hest singers, have
been engaged To take part, also Mr..
Harry y. Dixie, the well known enter
tainer aud others will assist.
A humorous feature Of the evening
will he a minstrel performance under
the direction Of Mr.. Dixie. Refresh
ments will be served after the entertain
Inent.
Rev. Mr.. DeMott Of Shelburne, y. II.
preached at the Union church last Sab
bath 10 exchange with Rev. u. y.
Maben, the pastor.
Mrs. Olive blake, who has been III foI
several weeks, IL Improving In health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09

" aui M. ". l.. >toSer, nos 20 the
Institute 90 he Blind AZ south Boston,
AZ visiting AZ Miss 4. y. Andfe~s'.
Fry,i0ls fo their connection With the
>agih BHs'Hu Institute, Mr.. aud Mr..
Notsr svrv iur eight year. c0nnectsd
9Th an .B.iiiut, AZ Norsuod, England.
NJ >toy.r "a daughter 20 IN. late D..
n tArk q Paris. Mr.. slower !. q
ugs.gIi1, and has kindly rendered hl.
~rcv. to a..i.t In entertainments II
ies.rvl iuriug his stay here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09
ROxBuRv.

belmont Hall Of East Dixheld Was In
town thi. week engaging lambs.
Huston and Rundlett are done haying ;
others are nearly done. Grain harvest 10
coming soon. The hot weather 10 forcing
it along.
tufe and were Loot In the Wild woods.
They called on the bear hunter and u
was not many hours before the cows ap-
Mr.. IIannsford has moved on Ia the
Dursin farm for the present, ~ Mr.. Chap
man wished To move on TO the Hanna
for,i place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09
fAsr aRowNEIelp.

The needed rain has come bat the nay
makers find 10 more difficult Ia get the
hay In good condition. . 80.
Elm Cottage Ia nllei With the oo'u-
thwalts, sims, Phinueys, l'itman., cue,
etc. 4 merry time wepredlci and mush
pleasure We Wish them.
Mrs. Mary Elder % Roxoury Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. stickney. a.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allard have been caiiesi
An baldwin on account of the death Oh
Mr.. A. brothsr-ln-law.
Mr.. q. q. Mansfield u visited by her
.i.t.r. Mrs. johnson, of Providence.
The liberty cottage Is well nhea WIN
the people from here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09
RESOLUTIONS.

At q regular meeting Of Glen Mt.
Lodge, No. 90, !. o. q. T.. bel ! st
Bryant's Pond, Monday evening, July
25th, the following resolutions were
adopted:
whereas, Il has pleased our Heavenly
Father 10 remove from our mldst our
dear and respected brother, John v. Rob
bins,
Resolved, That we emulate his ex.
annie, and also send our heartfelt sym
pathy 10 hls bereaved mother In her
sorrow and sfiiictIon.
Resolved, That We regret the loss Of
this member Of our order, Who was such
. faithful and earnest Christian worker
In our cause.
w. q. MORrOx, Committee
MRs. AxsEL DUDLEY, on
ID. y. FAULKNER, J Resolutions
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09
OXFORD.

silas l.. Hall aud wife OF lIa,erhlll,
Mass, visited friends here last week
lie Was for many years a resident here
The machinery Il being put Into the
new corn factory.
Thlrty.iye hands are now working
at the quarry In East Oxford.
The Division Of the Sons 81 Temper
ance are Ia have q picnic at Long Point,
Saturday. Til, order has lis members
aud l. In = very prosperous condition
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09

nj. G. I-rfvCt dAy'" u ~hat
.sfyh,lv aid 20 sunday. Certainly
coaII aat D.. surpassed, even Ia Gar
s.-.ua.-i Nes England climate, and
b. 90 has sgggv.te,l any chang that
tuau have bcyu made a. improve ".
n sfu~d. q visitors al the llill en-
rtrYi 10 mu,h
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09

NJ Bartisi Sunday >chool ~hl have
I. .suual piCuic Wednesday Of this
49,. Al Glb.on's Grove, Norway Lake
n pa-t, will .tart from ths charvh Al
~ rhUss who ~ish "a - In th'
sar.v Ary requested % leave their names
IN a., " Wedge a. soon A. possl
Al.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09

n pamphlet containing the cenien'
saI s1sr,ise. ~ the First Baptist charch
1os rsady fur delivery, and NAV D.
Nd uf-,u application "a Rev. Nr. Wedge
uAo.s whD have already suh.crih-i and
sI.t o. ous 20 more copi--, arc request
4 o. communicates With Mr.. Wedge ~
gari.ng i. .The pric- 20 the pamphlet
&c c,rt.. ~ - by mail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09
W Lead Them All

In making low prices Boots and Shoes Our Stock tho
and our goods arc all new We have shopworn or
old out style goods show yo but will sell you cheaper
than any in Oxford County Our 500 Boots and Shoes
make cusmes SMILE and competitors growl Our Ladies
Oxford ties for $5 long ways ahead of anything in
this town. Call and before you buy and also bear this
fact in mind that Boot and Shoe Rcpaircr Mr. r. NJ
Thomas do better job repairing oil kinds Of Boots,
Shoes and Slippers than any m IN in Oxford County.
Remember the place,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09
NORTH PARIS.

Rev. A. 4. Wedge has been engaged
10 preach for the Baptists one-hslf the
time for the present, preaching the first
aud third Sabbaths Of each month, nj
2 10 q. ".
Mr.. Robins Of Ando,er has rented the
blacksmith shop Of II. W. Durham, who
bought II last week, and will move here
soou
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09

OxfORD, sat- o Coar of Probate hslf n
Parts within anil for The County of oxford
on ths thiri Tuesday % July, A. ID. l-si.
kiutn o. Bru~n, Admini.trstor on the estate
% ENOCIl q. JuDkINs, late ~ Paris. In ssil
of administration % the estate of said de.es-el
Tor allowance
ORpsnsD, That the .Aii Administrator sivs
notice N al Ierons inisre.t-i, by causing aoopl
ce.si,ely In the Oxford ibemorrA printssi u
pars. that they may spp~sr NJ frobsts touf'
~ he he'll st Paris, In ssli County, On the thir
Tuesday Of Aug. Bext, 81 nine oelosk IN ths
forvnoon, and show eause, " any they have, whJ
the same sbouli noe te allowed.
GEORGE A. WILSON, Judge.
AtFue cory -astess III. T.. DAVIS. heStss<r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09

ONFoRD, 90 AT q Court % Probate hell ai
Il Paris, within ani fOr the County ofOhfori, on
the thlri TUESDAY % July, A. u. lss'
Easepe %. Andrews. namei isecu,or In .sf
tain In.tfun.snt purI.orting O. be the last VIII
ami Tr.tamen, ~ SULLIVAN ANDREWS. bis
/ Of Paris In alb County, sisssssssi, having pfe
/ .ente.l the sams for Probate
DgD1HsD, That the saii petitioner give
eotis., % al t.sr.on. intsrr-tsSl, by causing
copy % TIL. orler ~ be Published thrcs week.
| .us....I,ely In the Oxfor,l Dcmosrat printed Of
Pari., that they may appeAr al frobate ,onfi
lo IL he'll % Paris, In ALL County, on The thir'l
| TUESDAY OF August neat, 90 nine o'closk Ia
i the FORENOON anil show cause. II any they have,
~hy the saii Instrument .houk nat ~ pry,e.i.A p
pv,ei ami sllowei as the last VIII AMI Tesla
/ msnt of ALL dessa-si, AMI that all Eugene
| H. Anir,ws lie apIsolntsi Executor.
| tGDRsE A. WILSON, Judge.
Atrue eopy-atis.t Ill. L. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09

WIZ Cha.c % LYNN, car forme'
r...msa. whom Ne arv AL sorry o.
-. /. In tosu Coz fcS days. lie vii
III. Al aaetiou Al the old farm nett s.i.
.-i,r H.. farming tools and household
80. \. advertised elsewhere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09

,-.r .oms tribalatiSn, the pole Tor
a, p,ruh.i.an campaign iag ~as safely
- wednesday forenoon, and the
-, l..r.rs ths nance % Harrison and
- -. dung a. the hrv.fe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09

OxTORD, .. AT o Court % Probate hsi 81
on ths shIri Tuesday Of Jaly. A. ID. l-sf.
Eiwin Pinxrve AMI fraeeins y. wil.on. nam.
Ell ESrrutors In certain Instrument parpoft
ias N bs the lAst VIII and Testament cf
In ssid County, aeceased. having pres~ntef ths
sAme for prvlsste
.Onp1nED. That the sAii Petitioners give ncsies
20 all y.rs:s, ins~rs,ss,,. ~ s.a'iss o.y ~
lively In the Oxfori Democrat, printed d Paris,
thai they may appear 81 Probate Court " b
heh q Pans, In saih County. On the thiri Tues
day ef AUG. nett, % niss o'eiosk IN NE fore
ali Instrument sSeaii ps ts pfoysi. approve
Ant slIouesi as he lass win AMI Testament oI
ali decsass', and hat saii fetitioner'
b appAss~i kss.s.es.. ~,sox -,
Atrss eoyy-Aisssi IN. g. DAVIS. krrsssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09

N. .sd ic,ih % jarvis l.. Garter at
L. 1us iu Bruoklyu causes much s"t-
~. .nsas nj. many friends. Mr.. Car
- arrived 9Th the remains 90 Monday.
N funsral Nil - from Mr.. 'artsr's
--..ls1cs Al hali-past one Tuesday after
ruHr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09

T., STAFFORD Mitchell closed his en-
,,s.m.Bt 9Th ths Uniycrsaist society
-, N.At sunday Rev. IL. :. Whit
-, prr.slsut % Ncstbrcok seminary
- rrr..h a. tn regular forenoon hour,
Wathak
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09

NJ D.. 4. Thompson aud family
NJ Adams, NJ. carrie Armstrong
~. Nmy Armstrong, Niss Hattie lar.
$500 NJ. winifr~i smith, all Of
f,-,.i,r.i Ar a. ~. \. ThayeTs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09

...w.r travel .. at It. height, and
r.I.UTiI. eel hll.d With company.
t,,,,s.-ly sho come. here "a charmed
~, M. plasr. ani comes again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09

oyroRp. a. Sss r q rr.ss. =, sss e, :,
% ~ thiri rsssisy Of JAY. 4: y. i~a
issnses % The estate VI ROSWELL BRIGGS,
| laie VI sumner. IN saih County. deceasesl
prayias for iicsnss N ell and convey a ysblie
cr pdvsis sais ali Ne rysi estase Of said ds.ca.
niniseratt0n.
OlpIIED. TAss Ne ssia pssisieser Eive .sA.es
N 81 psrssss insrressei. b. c.ssinf IN ssssr.et
of he peeitioa. with this orter tlsrcsa, ~ ID
lori Dsaecrst. newspapss prtntsi - rans, n
c Coo SI 3 = - = i.s ,iir fsssisJ
sf AuG. nsxt. = niss eeiork IN ths fssvssoa. ADD
: - s - 5. Z rn ~ ~ - 49,.
S.os On a !. S DEv.si,: ~:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09

n..amoaut 90. apporiioBel to IN
stsfaI t.sfri.ts - fnllDNss


Rate Isr scholar In the larger Districts
- .ra,iug surplus ~ $40 60,
si.lh a. divided amOug tho-e districts
lA'.lg -. than ID scholars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09

when the big pulp mills were located
at Madison, the town voted 10 exempt
them from taxation. Those Who were
oopossd TO such action carried the matter
TO the courts, and it 10 probable that
thsy win have 70 pay the tax, - the 81.
empsiou n illegal. Ths AMIR oauses
oocsldsrsbls fssling In NAdisea.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09

IA ~uIlinn. City editor of the
-. ,,I,i.. Who !. spending his Va
-, In Portland. came az AMI spent
-, ,iih Friends Al Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09

p, " ~. Aver % the Baptist church
.ft,.,uor, Falls. who u Visiting Rev.
=. w,ig,. pr,schcd NJ the BAPTIST
',.r,h hsrv sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09

TIIE .ub.rr,ier hsvby i've. public notice
that hs Ia. len daily sppoin,s.i ~ The iioaors
bio Juise 81 Pr,,bsts Cor The County ~ Dtfori
ahi assumed the trust Of t,e'a'"r of us
estate %
MARTHA A, WAITE. late % Dackheti.
In ssli Goanty, isssa.s-i. as The Law dirests. 10
thsrvfov rrquest. al psr.ons inisbtei " The
estate % .ali deseA.~i ~ male immciists
payment. ani tho.e Who have Ahy demands
thereon % eshibit tbe sane ~
Jaly 10. isi. O-sODD ". WAITE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09

~ u,v. Nj. Isabel Hay aud Miss
- R.beruft. % Portland, are q,
n thsss :.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09

TIIy .uh-crit~r hereby g,,r- pablo nstios
Jsis. 81 PrpLs,s Zoe The County % 0sfori sni
assumed The trust % Esesutrt % the estate 81
sIMEOS W. sA>BOHN. late ~ bsthsl.
IN .Aii County. decea-s~i. by irving lont a. The
au dir.st.. she thsrvforv rvlue-ts al psrson.
lnlslss-i ~ the estate % .si ac-.s-ci ~ make
immaculate payment. and tho-e ~ho have any
DEMANDS thsrcon N exhibit the sane "
Jsly ~. issi. CARRIE sANboH>'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09

THE .uh.sritsr bsr,by Give. pubnc na,ies
that he IA. hen duly sppoinie.i by The iion.
arshLs Jusise of frol.sis for the County ~ Dt
fort sni s.-utne.i Ne trust ~ Aimlnistrsiof
with the stll snnssei 20 the estate ~
HANNAH ABBUrT, late ~ Ramfori.
In ssid County, des.a.s.i, by giving bgni a. the
as dir.et.. Ne therefore r,slue.ts al persons
Inslslt..i ~ the estate % ssli icsa-ssl %
male tmms-liais payment. ani tho.s Who have
.ny dsmAaa. thsre.sn "a exhihit the sane o.
Jaly H. led! SULLIVAN %. utTtIiI>s,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09

IA Nrs. \. q. Hamlin Of Bangor
80 10 attend the funeral ofJar-
al. Garter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09

-. ". Hutchinson % New Haven,
,i.ltlng nj. father, :. II. Hutch
90.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09

n .,lc,tmsu and school COMMITTEES
lFFor'.ul-i The school money Go ;he
tsrgt. % The town last wesk. The
lnoult - money a. b. AppOrtione'i was /;
tuaarf raI.gI rt t.wu. ........... s1.lsts
IrsFrFst Hr - 81. fanf az -
49,. 80 a. H.I IA fru1n stAis. aisal
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droRsE 4. wII.soy, Jsass.
Atrus copy attest Ill. q. DAVIS, Register.

ONFORD, 60 Al 9 Coar ~ Prohais hsli a
Parts. within aRi for The County otphfori
on ths thiri Tu.-iay ~ july, 4. u. Lad.
nstti b. Adam.on. Aduihistrstor on The estate
% DAVID ADAMsO>. Lis % iisthsl. In .ail
Coanty, deceased. having prs-sntsi NJ. Aseounl
% Standardization % The c-tsis Of ALL DECREASED
for sll"wsBs.
OHprHIp, That the saii Aimr. Give notice Of
the sane b. all person. interested thsr-in, ~
pubIl.hlns q copy % I'M. orisr thros webs cue
cs..iyely In the Oxford pemo.rat, q bsvspspsi
sptsar at q Probate Court " 10 hoAltn Al
Isrt. In ALI County on ths thiri Tuesday ~ Aus
psst, AZ nine o'ci-k In the forenoon, snd
shaw oaa.s, N any they have, Why The .Ams
.hOaii not ~ ali0wci.
UEORGE A. WILSON, Juisc.
Atrus ooyy-site.t III. 4. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-09

~. U,lle,t aud children Of Boston
sI.siss her sister, Mrs. u. ii. Jack