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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
WEST BETHEL.

The farmers are very busy putting
along their spring work. Many are go
Ing to plant more yellow corn |. OF
old.
A. \. Bean has q four horse team
hauling spool strips from Mason, the
roads being unusally dry aud good at
this early period. :.
Asa X. Prescott has moved to his
place on the Flat. lie has been running
the engine ct beans mill In Mason.
The west Bethel Library Association
held lts annual election Of officers Thurs-
day evening 1t the schoolhouse with
the following result;
Edlsh a. 0ro,er, President
Maud Merrvu, sccrvtary.
Geo. A. Grvves, TreasuSvr.
Miss Corr ,. Masos. Librarian.
An able committee was chOsen "a
select books, also committee TO revise
the bylaws. All are invited to attend
the next meeting, Friday evening, Nay
9Th.
Mrs.. Amos X. Scribner 10 very feeble
and falling. Her daughter, Mrs.. Lottle
whitman IRON Worcester, xsss., h
now With hsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
GIlGAD.

Pleasant days, Geld nights and very
dry weather l. what Ne are having just
now.
Not much farming done yet.
william Chapman has one hundred
young lambs.
John wight |. saving out hi. birch
but find. IL slow work on account Of
low water.
Harlan Wheeler IL able 10 be out after
being very alex With the grippe over a
month.
Frank Ballard went to Aubarn Tues
day a. delegate "a the district con,en-
ton.
Deer are quite plenty. Your scribe
saw three the other day In the Held near
the house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
HIRAM.

Mr.. Henry &. Pike I. stopping awhile
In Massachusetts,, after spending the
winter In tennessee.
Our venerable townsmsn and former
selectman, Mr.. Reuben kimball died ON
saturday after lingering Illness. llls
age Was some ~ years. lie leaves the
legacy Of q good name, and Q pure
record ~ q Christian gentleman.
Mr.. Hancock Pierce of Chicago IL vis-
iting hi. brother. Mr.. Daniel w. Pierce.
The Pythian Sisterhood held an Inter
e.tlng meeting at East Hiram on We'll.
nesdsy evening. Mr.. j. II. llaselton Of
Norway exhibited the working Of the
phonograph, and the sisters initiated =
candidate by means of silent tableaun
To the great amusement OF . large audi
ence.
The knights Of Pythlas on saturday
voted TO buy the store, hall and lot
Of Hon. Charles Rankin. recently bought
Of II. q. Greene their Pythian Hall
over A. 4 u. u. Young's store having
been outgrown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
NORWAY LAKE.

Mis-. Addie shsttuck went Ia Canton
Mass, Ia visit relatives last week.
Mrs. Moody has returned To her work
In Hebron.
J. l.. Partridge and Wife went to Port
land last Tuesday.
Miss Lizzie Lssselle Il To teach thu
school iu this district. Il commences
May 9TH.
school IL To commence ~ norway
Centre, May ID. Maude Partridge has
been engaged to teach u.
TT. Green IL suffering With . bad
core on his hand. lie had it opened
Wednesday. :.
Henry II. Durham Visited ct J. y
J Brsdbury's last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
PORIIR

still hold. cold and dry. 4 fine time
for farmers Ia do their work.
Mr.. Eben Blaso, the Oldest person IA
town, upward. 10 - years, had light
shock Wednesday.
We have neither LAWYER, doctor. min
is,sr, sheriff nor constable Ia this village,
90 I think We ought Ia - a Law abiding
people and enjoy good health.
spring lambs are locking nne. They
will BE- rrady for market early.
No sale for stock here thi. spring 81
any Kind. Beef l. a dollar a hundr~l
les than la.i year nj thi. time.
O..lpe- River Il very lo~ for TIL. tiu'
% year and .o are its tributaries, iine.
Rear. Camp and south Rivers. iiard
for the lumbermen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
GOVERNOR KINGS PRACTICAL RELIC,

A bath correspondent furnishes 10 the
boston Evening Transcript several anec-
dotes Of Gen. William King. Malne's first
Governor, one Of which We reproduce :
General King Was man Of great Intel
lectuai powers, and had more influence
than any other man In Maine. Though
having no special interest In religion.
matters he WAS at one time At the head
of q movement 10 build new church In
his native town, about the year lsGi.
when the building vac completed a
council Was called 10 Install q minister.
No church Organization, however, vas
I'm existence, and the council said they
could not properly proved until one
was formed. Hearing this, the General
said: "1his little matter can be very
easily settled" and forthw lth drew up =
paper and signed Il, getting others to
add their names, 10 constitute church.
lie applied TO hIs wife for her signature.
She was Q beautiful and fascinating
woman, who looked upon religion with
more seriousness than did the general,
aud consequently objected 10 becomins
. member Of tbs church In thls way, on
the ground that che Was not good
enough. "Ahr' cried her husband
"D-it, Lacy! You arc . blanked eight
better than ! an, and ! have aligned t.
| % you uust." Ths argunsns proved
cocvinclng, asd ths lady signsd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
aOIRuRy

The water continued 50 low tina,
staples took the river drivers sway, bat
the warm day last Friday started ths
snow water 90 that the driver. came
hack and th. logs ran well saturday aud
SUNDAY, bat the weather came Oh 81
COLI SUNDAY night that the water came
80 low that the drivers left again. II
look. nov a. thou III the millions ~ lum-
hsr I'M cur river must lie over. 4 hard
case when Il l. 10 BE- such year 10 .sll
lumber II they could only run u out and
saW a..
John Reed broke camp and took hi.
popl.r drivers On Weld. wherc Dudley a
Mar-hall have large quantity % poplar
10 take out % Weld Pond.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
WEST FRyeBuRO.

u. Walker McKeen !. at home for a
short time.
Asa Charlie. has improved the looks
~ his house by putting In new windows.
Mis-. Lillian Chase % Cornish !. visii-
Ing AZ Mrs.. T.. 4. ilutchlns'.
Mr.. q. ". lIackett IL doing quite a
bushes. ceiling farming implements.
r. J. Haley aud Alex. Stevens have
.owed their oats to-day, April -.
Mrs. Hannah Kelley from the village
ia Waiting Mrs. Haley.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
WILSON'S MILLS.

II. 4. Bennett has been To Milan, Cor
ham and to Colebrook Ia see his father
Who :. quite feeble this spring.
Wilson. % the firm IL B.srce a VII
.cu, !. up overseeing the starting of thsi
timber.
The Ice Il not We, out above A,i.coo
Falls. white here the river has been clea
thre. weeks.
Two men from Gorham have beet
looking over the hotel property With
View 10 haying.
>chool has commencci At the middle
school house; Mr.. Nellie >,ur,c,ani
teacher.
Tho lover dam on Abbott Brock how
"a FRIDAY night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
SIMMER

Levi Newell u quite sick. II u
though, Ia be a r.lap.e Of Ia grippe.
Frank Haskell and lady ~ Auburt
are Waiting at q. ". Posters.
J. VI. Russell Of Hartford !. thought
Ia b. Improving.
James Glover ~ Hartford rrcrntl,
.old pair ~ o,en Ia Mr.. Caldwell al
Nndoyrr.
q. n. ro.ier and &. II. iionDey arr
on the sick list.
Repair. have been made on the school
house Ia District No. 5 the pas, week.
D.. IL. Thompson and +. L.. fo.tei
went % Dickyalc on business las, week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
AAargORD

We understand that Madison Russell
10 laid NJ with Ia grippe.
Eddie Irish IA. 20, BAL. steam saw mill
on the ground al Hartford Centre. lie
IA. quite a large lot Of hemlock and
pine To- .a~ this spring.
LouI. Mitchell ha. bought the Mellen
Holmes farm.
Addison Newton has gone Ia Boston
where ~ expect. To work this summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
FAST sRowSsIelD.

school commenced In this district
April ajth. taught by MIS- Grace Weeks
Georgie Getehell !. teaching In tbs
Lord District.
Pnyer meeting. arr 90 be held regu'
l.rly In the school house on Wednes-
dsv evening. a.,
IL expected that j. y. stickney Will
remain In south America another year
Addle Allard I. ~ home Tor fes
weeks: returns "a south Chatham fo'
the summer term.
Mrs.. Jane spring has been quite 'lcs
FROM q complication 10 diseases but u
nov Improving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
Malice .f Yir., Meeting.

To N. sisnsr. ~ Aricles ~ A...ciatiea, fe'
the par.s-s % purhssing the dinsrent Water
Isswsrs Ia Norway village Ia The tywn ~ Norssy
In Osfori County, MaiHs, All Developing IN
same IN ths manner .pssihei In saii Atiels II
A..a-iatioa, AMI % forming o corporstioa Coz
that puno-s
Ysa aru hereby no,ihsi b. meet al Enfns
IIaa.s HAL H. salt Norway ullaxv, on TUESDAY
MAJ ". l.si, at to o'cl'A =. NJ. foT tis PafTo-s
20 ersshtfstloO.
N0rwsy. May lsi, l-,i.
u. n. BEARCt,
Ons ~ ,hs .isser. ~ All Auicls. ~ Association
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
STOW.

Mrs. Lucy Bickford I. some better
She can walk a little With help.
Mr.. Eden Emerson died April I'D
after long aud painful Illness. ,b.
leave. q husband aud siS children snd
many other relative. 10 mourn her lo.s
Charlie. johnson caught his arm on Z
.as and saved one bone aud hit tn
other.
q. II. Bsrrows 4. si work for frani
Knox putting In q cellar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
Bay Harbinger. Standard.

nay stallion Is hsRi. lbshs. high Weigh.
lglS h. tr-i ~ tlsrrnoe fhomp-oa. ffu.
hshi Ne ownssi by Wbesisr a Bunpus. south
Fsr., Ne. hsAAssi Ial, Q, ls-s.
sirv IiAHht>stR. la.
Ftr.t dam ny Noa Mehks. slre 20 flors,l . q
ils-,an Gift, - ~. tanari. N ,econi dan
Nv Monte Chri.ta. .on - teen. kbot.
IIsftihsrf by Alm0at. "a siro - "a IN >
u.t Str.t dani. ,,mssa. ny Hy-lyk'. Hsmbls
IsaiAA secoai dam. Daily Mali, by -eelsy'.
Amsriean star. sire ~ ths dan ~ Dshtsr, AL
tho dan. ~ .. sther- In the ~ let
Alrncni, BY Alssapdsr's Abisllsh, or, 81
,.oki.mith Msit. glt tirt dAH, sally Abisr
.on, ~ Msmbfiho chief. sir. ~ isiy Thorns,
as <econi dam, Nate, BY l'iiot, ~, .irv ~
Ne dsm. of Maui, f~St, Jaytyesce, 10.
Nuise8ig isl ~
AIs,an.isr. ki-iallah by Ry-iyk'. IIAmbls,o
alan. dan KATY Darling. ssli ~ - by soa II
Andr.w tskson.
Won Notle. ,iss, by Norrili Colt. 400 ~ Ohi
Dfv~. dam by The Meros Iior-s. son ~ Wiihsr
Ell by winthrup Me..ensrr.
Hay IIsrblnssr Oil slant AZ ths stable - Nm
.. wheslsr. si south Paris. ferms, ss h. var
rant. s9 .sa.on ssntre,
". J. MiIkELLR. south fans. Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
MEsr SUMNER.

y.J. Abbott and J. 4. Moves have ~
turned from Auburn where they have
been a. delegate. to the district con'en-
ton.
Jane. ruell and wife were la town
Wednesday.
Mrs. l.. l.. Gardner has been To Lewis
too.
Mrs. Handy % lewiston !. visiting
her .on Charlie. Handy.
M.llen Hates l. sick.
We are glad To learn that our esteemed
ci,is.n, Calvin Harden, 1. convsl.soeni.
Mr.. Washington Buck Was buried
Tuesday.
Henry Proctor Ia. bought fast horse.
Henry Young has painted hi. house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
u,sr RilcsylIIp

J. VI. smith 1. II work carPenierins In
The village.
re. Lowe. health !. very poor.
Amanda VI. flagg has returned from
DlNheld after weeks sbsence.
4. \. Warren has hired out to work
on the rad with his horses.
Mr.. 4. n. tIarlow's brother, Mr.. fogg.
j. stopping with her Tor fcs day..
Webster Maxim WAS az Carol Isy lor'-
t..f .g.k
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
0xEORD.

DR.. Al. uersey has returned from
Washington.
Jo.eph Robinson and W. X. farris ~
,u,n.d from FLORIDA last week.
The drama ..Comrades" Was piaycu ~
Bumpu. Hall Tuesdsy evening by Oh
ford Comedy Company, With the iares
sRl,ek Va. white" Music by Jones
Orchestra.
.stts 20 work. an.
several attended the session or the
cr.nd Division Of sons Of Temperance
held at Yarmouth. :, ...,..
Mr. Mary smith fell down stairs
sunday upturing . blood vessel and 70.
s,lsins injuries from which she did
Thursday, April 18Th. Her ass "as q
years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
FAST WATERFORD.

Mr.. Jane I.o,sjoy of North Bridgtoi
Visited az a.. \. Miller's last week.
Nr.. George Crcoker aud Miss Jennl'
isaksr % Norway sPen, sunday on Ten
pie iiill.
4. Norwood has q nice looking hor-s
purchased In Portland.
Warren Cannon 20 lowell has hire,
Nth :. :. Hall for .ix months.
G-orse l1ks, painter, etc., from Nor
nay. 4. doing work Tor people here.
A brilliant meteor was observed he
tween nine aud ten o'clock III. evening
~ the sOth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
EASI RuMEoRp.

Jesse bishop Ia. two bosriers.
q. 10. Abbott has his new house nearly
completed.
Merrill Ilewey aud wife Of Andovcr
wer. In town "wednesday.
Albert Virgin IL selling hoa.e lots.
Frank Putnam IL hauling lumber Tor
shaw. boarding house at the Falls.
T.. n. Harlow 10 Mexico IL running q
delivery wagon To this place.
Large crews pass through here ever,
DAY looking fcr work at th. Fails. VII
son Thoma. put up eight Tuesday night.
Edward Holland has twcniy-hSe OF
the be-, lambs In town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03

~ r..-c hI.e. - r,ri. llill have
F-Iis-ri very handsome United
>i''' 'Ic shtt they propose o. Do
-..' (" mi. Hirm,. DO tsing the result
go. q entertainments managed
We Carrie bl,i. aui Miss Annie
Lsul..
.i 'hs sa1fhrr prove favorable
~ ltg IA ... .s r..-i un tuesday AFTER
,''l hi i..r o'clock. With addresses BY
10 'IH unuliy II l. expected
-. U.s.. j. T.. >slsry Will present the
D. .fal.i 10 fh- ladies. Staging by
u l.i.' lll ,.'.Erus generally. \
.a u'.a'.HT B. ~Ntsnts,i % the pub
% .' lr'.flf sli a..i.t la the eyer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03

m, annual eNsminstion ~ teacher.
t..su Was hsli AZ the brick school
-. SUNDAY. The re-uli "a The exam
$50 as. iu general yery satisfactory.
Tfa.h there i vet mach OPPORTUNITY
y. .-rg.,smsut. The average Vas rathcr
t..h.r fNtu usual.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03

,.r,r r.tshsl the Icmocrat Office
- uhilh wss mailed In Hiram
- -ff and in the Intervening three
~. h,I Travelled O. Paris, france,
"a - again. gyttlng well covered
- fa.frisrks and rrNtsei directions.
!, .I-l- -hsr, net The same.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
W y SEEN SrILL MY.
@..rrf b.. N--fF 81 N.Ul

o.. >'.iu iAEIs, April -, lsSs.
\ n,i'f il'- % April l,th. u. walker
h""n. ~-.r,'lry q the Maine BOARD
y As'ta.iufs. writes Ia looking over
- ass rr .if.ag to the board 20 sgri-
.''-, aai that the requirement Tor
..''.s a m'mtsr. in Ease % vacancy.
Ile election D. held within three
cr,
.-i ~ 'to,r. q Oxford County Agri-
4. - >,,.riy held meeting sstur.
n. W. 20, snd found that ne could
-. s,' l-.fgiie. until Nav 18th, and
..,lN meeting n the delegates
80 have % D. hsld 10 elect a member
- o'ard. n NJ. Nckeen's resigns-
-. s,' lai-i February TN. I Was d.
~ srts him % our conclusions
,-l - - e,lll not take the required time
- sth tn three months time.
e-. - him April 18th snd revived the
g. ..ii.oa given below under date
&C. I. NM.
>ecy Oxford Co Ag'l sc.
l. {. 7. Kiag. >,e'y.
i,sp'yi ' your favor % April 3Sth,
Tax NJ that Il Will not he possible
Il, 49, oIhcer. % call meeting with
n,fI IN. me Ffescflhel By law, will s.y
a., :, 80 srhiFaw NV resignation and
o.,1. - l.e % nv name "a . member
a. ,.a''d trom Oxford County until
yo., N a. shail be convenient fOr
va ,,-e'y TO hll the vacancy. VII
D.i 60 eaase notice % sane 10 b
We DEMOCRAT and Advertiser.
Nsn~il b. wALkER MckIEx.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03

rsmhsr 20 the students frcm
49, ACADEMY ami from the south
r.. IN .,hool attended the prize ex-
,.,,,,. here thursday evening. That
.t1aIi -. Ncu Arr al~ays wei
...rur come again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03

Aroo.took Tines Arbor bay Ia not
observed .o fully s II ought 10 bc.
Nothing will bring such satisfactory ~
turns In the future asa little time de-
voted Ia planting tres and shrubs, OF
work appropriate 20 Arbor Day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
IAs1 hERRoN.

Ernest sturtevsni l. working for
Daniel r.. kcene drawing lumber TO the
city.
". n. Berry deliver. the nursery
stock la this vicinity for ;. W. Cary.
". a.. Thorne l. trying 10 hire man
The new grange hall Is nearly ready
for the masOus.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
THE OXFORD BEARS.
TIE oolNos OF rnG WEEK M ALL
SECTIONS o. THE COUNTY.
WEST PARIS


l.. ,. Perry has moved his family to
woodfords, Maine.
Mrs. Mary bradbury has opened q
millinery shop In the Daniel Curtis shop.
school commences Monday With Miss
Ida Benson of North Paris a. teacher.
The Hebron students were At home
last wcek.
The rioaesr Chair Company have
closed their mill. We hope some good
company viii purchase this plant.
There Il money Ia be made In the chair
business II run With inlsh department.
Mr.. II. swan has moved from Boston
on a. the old Daniel Curtis plsce about
one mile above thi. village.
". n. Judkins L. In the place Waiting
his mother. Mr.. n. n. Judkins.
John Willis and VIII Pratt are each
having their house painted.
Mrs. McDuffie and two children from
lawrence, Mass, are visiting at A. J.
Ricker's.
4. J. Curtis gill start for Nebraska
the first 10 the week to BE- gone q few
weeks. Mr.. Carti. and their child will
accompany him. lie will not vislt
Rlsckstone. Va. nor any other southern
tate interests In that prospective southern
city AZ surmised hy correspondent of
the Advertiser az thi. place. The doc
tor usually writes good article but his
late experience seems 10 have aife,ted
HI mind uufa,ouhly.
Rev. Frank smell preached In the
chapel last sunday. lie don't intend Ia
move here until the last % June ss he !.
nov attending the Theological school at
Lewiston from whiCh he will graduate
In June, but Win he here 20 attend the
Friday evening aud Sunday me.ting..
Rev. J. ". smith doe. not take ~ork
this year.
Mrs.. u. l.. bay !. visiting relative. In
Harrison.
Nl.. Muir Emery gc.. 10 IIsri.oh
SATURDAY 10 sotk Toe Geo'se Killing
wo.Ni
Our postmaster make. M . mail In
tn morning fcr the early morning train
nav.
Golden Rnis Ioise. .. o.G. T.. have
cl~st.'i IN folio.ing of'icsrs for ths en-
sains quarter
&C rvrksu. 4 Y
nsrtha lsnruaas. Vt
NJ tsttis Nuls. sssfstsry.
NJ. a 4 Aasias. f1nsssisi >ssrtary
NJ IA nNriss rtsssurvf
NJ. D q. Au.iry.s, Chspiaia.
hsrks artis. Msf.hsl
tuus Nuis. easrt
thartss nriErs. ~satinsl
l,asti E.ussas. ts-i.s l'.Fsiy
NJ D 1 immaus. ,. Y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03

~. rHri % ,i.IiUrs - Parts llill
80. s,-s invited ~ ths trustees
-. .r...Hr ~ ths Clnslng cNefvtse.
...t.... Tffry v~rv prv-eut - the
.n-I no. John 4 ~Sassy ~ ,anton,
U. u m Il.r.Ft 20 nuckheld AMI
a. TI-.. = wright q >uuih Paris.
.-t.- .f.r. vho Intended % b. hcrv
49, Prevented
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03

,ri.rl - tn D-mocrst wishes Ne
80 ruhH.h balletin, announcing
=. :. arr going % have warmer
-s,fhsr NcCoriiug 30 present appear
-. ,f,ut the Fourth - July.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03

ID .-usr, ..hool op~ued Monday
...--.-- ..Isr ths iustruction 20 Niss
Ia NHIr.vs. he district al IT.
500. ra.fHg uuaulmuusly voted "a
$1,000 o. agent o. employ Miss
,-f-.a. o. tLs summsr term. That
tf..- I-...atgs suf'iyisutlv h"N Miss
t-i-,s. rrcIrie,l - teacher BY the
...... ..fffF district.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03

~ m,.ausrsds has NECESSARILY been
,,.,s..l. .ni Instead ~ Tuesday even
IN - hell Friday evening % next
=. uaV liih.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
DIxEIEID.

Col. A. y. Austin Of Paris will deliver
the addre.. before l.. ID. ki,ider Post 81
this place on Memorial Day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03

Nrrr....' .fffi .uHyvss Wss the prize
t-.uIf..H gwen by the STUDENT. ~
Tr.U. N.1lru1 h.t thursday even
Il. I|.4 gratifying iudication % In
r-..f at.H su iHH.rm.ut syvuing sr~s
A4Hrr I'aI packet, foor aud aisles,
.ff. rsulutuf AMI improNis"d seat
= .r4.Ft Better siill, every person
tt.- .--r sgIlyucv Appeared morv
'.. ..s.a.i with fhs eNhihitiUu.
Ir.E. .ri .'sgv hsd h-vn tsstlly
.s..l's. s .h sNyrgrvsus and ferns and
f..'...HI s TOO fhs .,huol Colur--hlue
i-f at.. irr ttf DIRECTION 20 most
.H... s.. b,.,,, Ady TREND Of the
r.ru.
I EHHrl .n fvW appropriate
inI a.. Ns.f. remarks introduced ths
ST.. q. .. h-,f pghlic eNhihiii"u a.
a .i .U....r 'sff.Ig Institution. ErN
Ar N... slH d. che succvssigl In
.rl...r ..-Uf.nu iu the school, fol-
.sel crib a fee vori. explaining the
u.r. ..r. fl rlf ,l.s.
trv- Young ..dIrs ami gentlemen
o. .s.t...I their defamation. in a
aIl..r o. .f.. .reI.ahir Co. themselves,
Hsr ...r...ar a1.i tH me in.tifution ~
vt.If... .rt u.mi.rs. IlSe prize
sew r.r... three fHr laliy. and tao
O. .f,rs1. To Judge ~srv l'rui.
N M SMALL rr.Ht.psl Norsay high
s... .I.H u.,Hr a ilvr.~y II Buck
CO 600 E.t. Caroline =. Angel II
N-at.. .f. fNu latter having ben
~-fr. r'.#s 20 ilou. 4 D. Hsrrick
p Lf. 900 NI.. \. n i'rincv ~
b.s.. iRt. asrr unable o. D. pres
Ne. fh. n.,a..on Nas Furnished
t f.s ~rE rar. Male Quartetts,
N-s.- A. Iha1rr. e. T.. Tolmau,
..'- II uI George 4 Bnggs,
80 ~. n s. Brg-. a. scvOmpsuist.
lHr.N cannot bel .ali either la praiss
f'ts r... .r 10 Boz. appreciation by
hFl..sr...
l.r.. nations Nrre 20 such unit
-u slH....r that ths iudgvs had 4
t--- ...s t. determines 60 whom The
i-iF' ..I h- given. The awari,
49, ...r t. Follows. ladis- irst,
~ a Naa.... .ecuui. Mildred D.
VIE. '..-.. q Drsc, Harlow gentle
% rr.'. same. o.. Chandler; Second,
A'-rl A ~..r..rI
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lEElAWN.

n.y cat. hinl shahe uhlts sttnis Is I hlsh
fnalei MAJ q, Is-,, sRi br..i ~ Highland fArp,
Iss Mas.
IttIaw> T. by Aisntsrs. 0 y, by seorgs
wtlks. Q %, sir. "a - In Q - of hrtter.
f1rst dan, Auisrity. diam ofQu~ea - tpland
il,lssil by Happy Meiiam. wha Il The sirs
~ Nancy iishs. ~, 400, Mstis Cobb, gD u
and a othsr. IN ~ 90 letter.
Akshtsrs l. the .ir, % >ixh,ingals, iita
Mis. Air.. ~ -. Autograph. ilslf aaI
seven othsrs suh rvcwr,is ~ 10. thah ~ ani
n othsr. In . - ~ letter.
Ssnsnl dam Annie steel diam ~ ksuiusky
Hnsssll, . ~, frsrusash, Melinm, IA By fsaf
aaugtt. va. rvcori q ~. siw ~ oslstss
g.tl diam ~ AkaIsr. iNll.
Ihiri dam. Jenny freoori . as, BY N0lun
ter. IS. slr, - II. 1alian, Q ~ 10 sni 70 o,hsr'
In -, ansl ~ The lass % bome.tats, ftlg
ant IS utssrs In { -.
Toafth dam. nv sesisy's AmsrieaR star. ~.
.irv - ths dAms - Guy. ~ 80 ani 81 O,hsr- 10
D. fFHs. the -ss.on. 80. With rsturn Prtu
W. wHrELEH. south Paris. Ne
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rxnEn AID GnAss ON REsEnvsD LAsp.,
OXFORD COUNTY.

IthHfH AHboHAss IN ht-ts'sb ssrh-t
OXFORD COUNTY.
q. W. Rk. r.. Thrs dollars and Ninety
e. Surplus. W. n. X. r.. one dollar ssd
SEVENTY. six cent?. Ia
A, y. .. itilsy plantation. Thrcs doliA.and =.
No r. !. wBK. r.. Two dollar. AMI
No 5, u. !. W. n X. r.. rhvs dollar. asi
forty tour rents, 10
No 4. n Q, W. d. u. T.. Thres dollars and
ninety -six cents, ~
sisty four cests, 10
No, I. u :, ". b. X. r.. nrss dollar. aud
ninety -stx rents, ~
No S. l. .. W. n k.P r.. rh-s delAr and
thirty eests, ~
No. 4. NJ. ". n X. r.. Five dollars and
tvsssy siEhs sscts. 30
Ss.t < W. EXP. i've aollsr and
No sv !. ssS..fixr. Two dollar. ..a ;.
Ne IGsw.Ik. p, r-o asiA- s.a
rrss y. sf Ne. Z. y q ". B.K.P- seven.
Asdsys SsssA ssplss. o. ss,,.s esd !.
end L. sEAL s'ss rrasss''
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STATE OF MAINE.
TArAsIatss OFtIct,
AIAIfsUA Anil I'D

IhEAsIatss OFrtgt,
AIousrA. April -, l-si
l,-na The tollostns ts~n.hip. OF trsst. ~
lsn.t ma nabls ~ - stsi In any t1sn, the
s,llovtn. assessment. for the tat ~ leg, verv
,...is A.. IN. tounty Camml.sloner. 20 oxford
-. !. -. an. lah-l.V ~ Aauh. la1.
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Eta1 BOO ruf report 20 the Eepubli-
..- ...... aas omitted hst week. he
...a.ft, Ir.tg1tr. o. state aud district
..rta-f.... ahH haze already attended
t.fi..-...t. a. tflrgatiou Nas chosen "a
r.sf .lfI.us from ths other tosns
l. I.. rfrrs.suiaiiVs district .Shich
,-.f. ~ rtris. Blgkheld aud Hart
90 81. srfsrf.H to thr several TOW NJ
tt.t.-n..f representative o. The legts-
hfu-, It.s delegation consisted % the