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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
COLUMBUS pAN.
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whsr.A.. ~ iaiat rv.,latioa. Appr0,el Juss
,! -! n 90 f~-s,its-i ~ a. ~snsts All Hou-s
- Rsy-~-sntsiivs. % M 4 hiissi >tsts. - Amsr
"a ~ Cousrys- s.-smhA.t. that IN frvstisnt ~
~ Hits-i ,tsis. - sathofttei SCI dirs., -
$500 pr lsrastiUn rccummsn.iinE - ~ 80
~ ois-sryan.s in al thsir kssitis- - N ssth
annivsr-arv - ths discovery - AmeFtcA. ou ths
eist dAy - tigtuisf. l-si. ~ puhnC dsuipn-trN
u~n ssi .uitshls sNsryi-s- In thsil sshs.sl- arsi
othsf plsnss as-smhari. 40 thsFyfurs, !. trn
iauin HARNESS. fre-iisut - ~ niir,i >,st.-
20 AmsftCs IN pur.shos - ~ afuresatt stat
r~ss,lut'on. hsrrhf apt,iut trtisy. ust n. leo.
~ ssth Ahnissr-sr, - ths di-.ssTf "a Au.sr
"a ~ Coianhas. s.s synsral helhiaF fef ne
t--opls ~ ~ tuits-i ~tsas. go that dsT, - No
I-.uIls far I---ihls. ces.s frntn tui sni No
va thsm-sise. - surh sssrvt-r. a. nav t--s
sisiioa - ~ xrvst sshi~evwsrt. - N f.sar
e.fnplste o.ntuFts- - Auisrilsn nv. Coluuihu.
st--i On NJ az ths Iian-sF - rrsxrv-- AL
sn1xhtsuun~nt. The systsrn - unissF.sl s.iura
tisn .. IN esr az. ~ s...-t pf,ieiesnt sol az
utsry ;.siurs - IN spirit ~ snhsht~umsnt ansi
~ .. l-sulisriy sppr,sprists tat ths -shs-,l- -
rassir ~ ~ Teopls ~ usntrf - ~ dsN's -
tnonsifatAsn Ia IN hAtieaAl Sac noat ussf
slsryi-ss ~ sach ~ shall inprv-. ut-sa ear
yoath ths ratristic dutis- % AInsrtosn citiien
chip IN eharyhe- ant othsF plarv- % as-stahlF
- ths p.upls. "a th.rv ~ stPrv--i,sas - srsti
t..is - i,iyias rrg,tl.sce 90 ~ ds'yai f.l,s
.utisnc- whirh have diryst-i car histofy ans'
- ahanftsntlv hi~--.-i ear T~ophs
% tsstiusuhV shsrsuf I have ksFvunto u ~
hAna act oaa-s-i 49, seal 81 ~ lnts.i >'ais- y
Issss a. ths etv - wa.hin.,.n. thi. "a, tay
- Iulv tn ~ vear - ear iar'i uns tssussnsi
sight hasdrci AT ninsty to-. AM % ~ insie
rsn.ispos - NJ Juitsi >ssts.. m ces h.n'ircl
stspcT B1>J,st> u,SEIsoS.
Joan " FUsrss. >~,rtary - stats.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
IohN,s Letter.

A donation party at Rev. Henry
Crockett's this Wednesday evening.
Fred Joins the drive In the ~ mil,
bicycle race at Lewiston to-morros ~,
Look for the report that be has run
down another woman. Running down
women IL bad. II doesn't pay. Ana
sometimes In our hateful spells We arr
inclined to believe that bicycling doesn't
lead on to fortune, but they do say there
IL hesps Of fun In II.
Adelbert Jordan tells me that he sold
s9l worth Of bl,ckberries this season
Other farmers In town derive quite an
Income from the same source.
Buckheld IL q blsckt-rry town. an
apple town, . horse town but not nota.
bly COW town and 90 the butter fac
tory has vanished Into thin air.
Apples and apple buyers are on the
move. II there be q short crop la the
great apple rrgions, lt might be we'll ia
hold back for better prices. ei.5O IL the
highest that IL paid here for the best.
Last year our kind nelghbors, Who had
Q surplus, kept Ne we'll supplied. This
year our little orchard has done 90 and
has given us barrels 10 sell. Tho trees
looked a. though they had been stsrved
for years. We fed them and they ars
feeding ne. They will do u every time,
Nelghbor shaw II In bad plight. TIKI
complaint Il evidently dropsy.
The Robinson family aud Nlss Flors
were with ~ last evening. They ars
One singers. We cracked the part called
tenor In the old Harp Of Judah. W.
are antiquatcd. II We can do 20 betteI
In the celestial choir the proper thing n
do will be TO keep still or beat time
Singing Odds 20 our eajoymsut but ouI
singing dossn't odd 70 the epjoymeat Of
olhsrs. J0lu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
Nox.uv.,pvu TANIs

On the toxn - Rsthsl. In M l.si
Dtt.s,i and state ~ Nslns, 80 ~ f,,.,. n
The follg~tns li.t ~ uNcs vn "a ,,tsi A.
hoo resident owners IN The tuNn nl - "A
the yearlsl, In bills committee " -, ~ a.
CHAPMAN. eollsstof of taNes 20 sail q ~, IL. =,
,,h slsy II Jaly, Issl. kAs t@sn rtufnrl 80.
me a. rsmsiRins unpaii ~ N IN .isf = - =
LED, b. hl.ostIhcais THAT iiais a.! - 80.
unpsll nssies /. hsr,by .t,en thai " ~ - -.
interest ssi charges srr not pail lh " - ~
80. - ~. ,,,,n,sltU@ut - at tall. ~ -
the rial estate taNe.i a. will D. sufh'isal. al
smoant du. tl.sr,oa insiutiins inisi's' "A Al
change viii ~ithout further netlfs a., in
AZ TIN. -. S.tariay, Jsauary -, -
t~a .tsl..k In H. afts fufnIn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
DAN slcklls, aloM.

tue 81 the most significant speeches
AZ the Grand Army Reunion ~as made
by that famous Democratic soldier, Gen.
>lcklc.. Added To the significance Of
the words themselves ~ss the further
fact that they we're NociferOusly APP
plauded. lie hrst praised President
Harrison a.. q brave soldier whom h.
knew and honor,i, and az the applause
over hi. earnest and graceful treatment
20 hi. subject subsidized he added; and
h. did not ..ud a substitute 10 the war. "
At thi. the cheering became mighty and
continuous.
just AZ the close of this assembly of
his old Third Corps the General rose
again and proceeded as follows:
"Ther. Was q point which ] Intended
10 make. but la the ran bling nature of
NV remark. neglected "a do, which
will take this opportunity % stating.
You have heard, no doubt, some crsnks
aud some -narler. Who complain about
your little pensions. They say the
amour, IL becoming immense, and talk
about reducing Il. ! will prove To you,
NV boys, that YOU are entitled Ia every
bit of u, aud deserve more. II Il yours
BY the law. and I would BE- willing to
leave the case Ia any fsir-minded Jury.
"lOu are undoubtedly AWARE that
maritime law esrecially provides that
should any one dnd vessel Ia an im-
periled Or dangerous condition aud bring
her safely Ia port, thus saving the cargo
and vessel, that the person or persons
acting thus are entitled TO q salvage.
his salvage amounts To . quarter, .
half, oS even q greater proportion of the
eutir. value ~ the cargo and vessel.
"NOw that IL just the case With you,
boys. Your little pension IL your AL
wage. and q mighty small one u IL. You
found the great ship of State imperiled
and on the brink % destruction. IL Was
your heroism sud bravery that saved 10.
and sAlvsg. IL due you.
SEQ hack 10 your homes, and when
your qulbbllng neightor, Who probably
sent a substitute, talks Ia you about
your pension, remember what ! have
aid 90 you. n you are sensible, you
will not aid 20 place In the Executive
Chair any one Who opposes the payment
% pensions 90 the soldiers who put
down the rebellion"
In opposition Ia this position Of Gen.
sicklss comes the Durham ". c. GLOBE
with this platform:
sThe pension fraud IL the greatest
IL the age-and Cleveland struck the
beggsrs In the face. lie should be
given q chance to hit 'em again"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

John A. Coekerill says, In the New
York sunday Herald: The prosperous,
hopeful, Industrial and strong financial
elements are on the aide Of Mr.. Harrison
and opposed to q change Of administers
tiou and policy. Only i've weeks Of ths
campaign remain, and from this period
q steady increase Of strength and couh-
dence may be looked for upon the part
Of the Republicans. In this city and
state do not see ANYTHING like enthu-
slasm for Cleveland or any Indication Of
trend toward his party. IL the election
took place Tomorrow Mr.. Cleveland
would not, In my opinion, carry the
state Of New York. and do not 80 how
his chances are 10 Do improved between
this and November g."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
TALK or THE STATE.

| a. ~ Az
Ie us's eonvens~n W 70 :"
Was ne'd !" Augus'a "s' ~ceA'
BowdoIn won the football game With
'h"'Ps .he'e'' e"c 'e"'o oV'"k
There Was q large attendance at the
Raptlst stste convention nj Wsterville
last week.
a..
The New England nrsnen OF uM
MET Al l,ortl. mi Ia Al ~cek.
work on the 0eorgcs valley hsifoau
10 suspended, Tor time ~ 'east, ON ac-
count of legal difficulties.
Governor Burlelsh has reuomInsted
Perclyai I,onney al Portland Judge Of
the Cumberland superior Court
R.x. Samuel Ionsfellov. brother Of
ar. 80, Al :, an. ain. Csn.,.i IIo.-
~. n., M :, ar. 90. ~ n y.,r.
P'''
By the bursting OF an emery wheel ~
llrown's foundry In IIoulton, Archie
n. 80. . ~. s.wiI,
AZ Nobleboro, Friday, Milton Han, m
unmarried man, aged about ID years,
was thrown from an OK team and run
over, aud died saturday morning AZ q re-
suit Of bis Injuries.
Cunning Bros.' hack at brunswick
Vas struck by the Augusta freight train
Thursday afternoon. The driver WAS
seriously injured and the hack badly
broken. The gate Was down but the
driver failed Ia see 10.
Erpe.t IIu,chln.. a Young man ~
IIyrrmor, rsll.. While returning from
the n. OF u. celebration at lr~i'ton
Thursday was run over by Train
at Leeds Junction and his les crushed
on below the knee. lie condition ts
critical.
raj. .,,.,,.,, ,,..l i,,o On.
s,,s 81 ,,.,
,,'.,, ,..iIai,,,,
.u.,u. am. t,.cos.,.d them snJ
fired two charges % bucksbot through q
window at them. but they escaped, one
Of them leaving his shoes.
,,-,, ,, an.
,,,,,, ,,''' In,
'nps Isns'"y 's'"sa'
.hu,"sy n'Hm wv W ~ A..
..usk ms nrsa o.. one ,'a' " 'A =" III
orsAe, anu ~ ,'Iu'A W
ax. Ss ss,u ,,, M ,,'',,,,.
~, ,,.,o,,.,, n, an.
V..',,i,.., liz. o. ,h,,
N -, a., $50
pT' ""ys, " 49,, Lit.
., -, -
Pen'i' "u'uS W" ~ 49,,
sha ',Pe .'' o' VIZ 80. 1870
nav osen 'ouna measuring. !. UNIV '"'"''
h sf'unn'e''""'
Thi. ma. been the banner season for
the Poland spring House. Their, have
been - per cent more visitors than dur
Ing any previous season. and the re-
ceipts have hern proi'ortionste'y afge.
The Me-sr.. Kicker are contemplating
an extensive addition to the house on
the side next to the grove newt year "
viii allow hundred more f""ns'
samuel e. Mckenney, a resident oi
Crotch Island In Portland Iiarbor, va.
arrested by the Portland police, charged
With assault With a deadly weapon upon
hi. wife AMI her brother. lie plead NO,
guilty, waived examination aud ~as
hound over. lie !. rrputci to bc little
",r.uky." n va. a pistol which hs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
NOTICE. OF YOuECIOsUWG.

wbsrcss. William IiA,shine, Then ~ .tohs
ham, In the County ~ oxford, by M. mor
gage dessi, dsisi the tiri lay % Jan, 4. u is'i
AMI rsorls.i In Osfgri Western Distrit Regis
ny ~ Dee.i.. l.ok -, PAGE ~, con,eye.i b. ons
u. R Holmes, then u Otfori, r.rtaln psrr.l. Of
rvsi estate, Described a. follows A certain
pi.re % land .itasts-i In .shi stossham. bsins
Que half of 10 No. In the Second division anil
thiri ranre also one unsli,ile.i half - 10 No.
In the .ssoni di,i.ion ant -snoni rsnss. also Z
part % 10 No. 3, In all stsashsm, al-o Q Tar'
% 10 No ~ in the foarth rAnxe, situste-i in ths
tovn ~ loseli. sl-o part % 10 No. lill thirty
one. containing any srrc-, morv OF les, AIS
10 namt~r~i tsl ia In thu -e-ont divtsion anfi
third range. one hansirtsi scrcs. more 90 les
situated In sail -tJnshsm, AMI wbsr.ss all y.
". iiolme. IL ieses.s.i, sni IN. ub'iersixnesi
Walter D.. Holmes sai James =. wuEht ave tn
lessiiy appoint.-i and qualified simini.trstor.
With thu viii anBstei, OF the FOoi. ani estsis
which we're % -aii lfolmes. sn1 whsws. Tia
condition % .aii mortgage has bssn broAsn,
nov therefore we claim q forcelo-ur. % sail
mortgage.
Dsiei mi. 18th day 10 sept. A. u. ls,,.
wALTER y. HOLMES. Aimr.. With
JANE. =. WRIGHT, vii annexed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
sIRt AND 1nIRt.

senator "Bill' frye i one 20 tle bot
campaign speakers In thi. country, afsi
The Republican National Committee, AZ.
rrvCiating this fact, gave him lots Of
work 90 do. They made assignment
fpr him Tor every weekday In the month
q October. Ia sixteen different states,
from Connecticut to North Dakota aud
',ehraska; further than that, they pat
l.im Ia on some d,tes for three sI.e's'hes IN
thre- different tosus In the same day
forenoon. aftetn"en aud evening. Nj
frye says u ~ouli - physically i'm
possible for HIN Ia on al IA. date.
given him. and he has iclegrsphssi the
committee that be can not speak Ia
Missouri. Nebrssks. hansas, North
Dakota or south Dakota.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

The subscriber hereby give. public notics that
he hs. been duly sppoihtssi by the Hos. JUiss
90 Pro,ste f.r the toanty % Osfori ani as.uin
81 The trist Of Administrator of the estate %
JOSEPH 4. fAGk. late % tryeburs.
In saii county, deces.et. by giving t-on,i q. ths
sw dirvst- he thsvfore rv,lue-ts all person. IN
sclss-i to the estate Of .aLi e<ea-s.i IA make In
mediate payment. ant ths-e who have any 10
sssnds thsreoa o. exhibit the same 90 SAMUEL
a. HATCH. or o. Gr.se faxe ~ fryeburE nj.
A cent In the stAts % Maine.
sept. ~. t~s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
sss MIDI. Sc. r..,i..a, Ne.
NOTICE Ov rORLCLOsrRE

whsr.s.. Riley Nekesa. then ~ -tonsham. In
the ,oanty % Osfori. BY his mouns. d..-i.
tsts-i the oh hay ~ Augu-t. 4. u. la, All ~.
eorissi In the psf0ri Ms-tsfu Di.tftst RsstsiTy
~ De.-i.. l-ok %, pss. 80. oohNsyci H. zoe
o. iIolas. 20 Otfori, q ositsia panel ~ rial
estate, .liasisi In >toaehaH IN ssii eoahiy aRf
boahsi~i a. follos.. ~ ait bssinnlng al the
nsfth cofusf 20 Ani osnci by ~hi0s tunies
fro-t, anil thence running norhsrly eOufse ~
goli Br,sok THENCE follo~ins up all brok, &c
10 tsBsis b. aai o~bs.i by wm iateltins thsoes
q westerly ooaT-e on sahi iiassltlns's ins ~
lsni owssi by Jo.eph Bopc,t, thsDee . .outh.
eriy oour-. on the linz ~ Amo. y. NeAtistsr'.
land ~ The uorpsr ~ lzni o-rupi~i by jaroh
ls,sjoy thsnes es.tsrly on lins Of lanh o~n
81 by Caroline sawyer 30 the nr.t bound AM
Uontsinins si,out sixty serr. snd ~bsres. ssi,
D.. a. IIolme. 4. dec.ssssi. sni the unsiersisnei
" alter D.. Holmes AMI Jams- :. wristi, ace ~
l.s.ily appointed AMI guahne'i Administrator.
sith the will annstet, % tie Es-gis And s-tsis
~hish Ger. ~ saii Holmes. ani wbsrvas IN
coalition - .aii mOrsag. Ia. ls.n brusen
noe thsrvfov by rvason ~ The breaeh ~ ~
oos.ii,ioa thsr-ot. claim forcsio-ure % .aid
mortgage.
Dsiel mi. t.,h day ~ September. A. d. lea
WALTER D.. HOLMES, Aimrs. viii
JAMS =. WRIGHT, viii annsNs,t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

GOLD DOLLARS rOR ~ CENTS
ARE NOT FOR SALE. They are
worth lOD cents. When all-wool suit.
~ clothes are offered for slo you don't
believe they are Atwood, do your Now
the same thing applies Ia paint. The
Chiffon Manu-. Go. don't manufacture
gold dollar. or wool suits, hut they do
make q pure lln.eed oil paint, q certain
amount of which I. worth q gold dol.
lar, aud IL not sold for ~ cents. The
gold dollar l. the standard of measure
among the sellers 10 money. The pure
lin..c,i oil paint u the standard of meas
ar, smong the seller. ~ paint. " YOU
buy paint you want for youi gold ns
full value In quantity and quality. aud
you get II when YOU buy the Chiffon
PAINT. II IL what you may call gold
dollar paint. We have q color card for
Chiffon PAINrCO.
ilo-ton or >s~ iVrk.
y.r cal. by a. 4. HATHAWAY,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

Mrs. wilbert Quinn went to the top of
that all chimney at the waverley mill, At
Piusaeld, 100 feet high, saturday, sud
triumphsntly laid the last brick. Mrs.
Quinn triumphsntly showed herself To
be q lady of nerve ss she dlspl'yei no
trace of uneaslness under circumstances
that would sppall most women not To
saya few men. Contractor Foster nj
once presented her with check for ten
dollar. AZ a memento of the occasion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

The Bowdoin faculty have just sent
letter Of congratulaiion tn Lieutenant
Peary, vio lea graduate of the college,
In the letter, they refer 10 I.ieutsnsn,
I'rsry's connection With the college an''
the efforts of the faculty In securing bis
leave of absence for hls Greenland ex'
peiiion. They say that they "vri
Lost faith 10 the wlsdom IL biz plans sni
joln In the general congratulations over
his success and safe return.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

TIE Maine Grand lodge Of Good
Templars held lie 35th semtannuai
sessson at Old Orchard last week.
Grand Secretary Brsckett's report shows
that the or'er has been morr than hold'
Ing its osn during the summer monih',
which IL the hardest season OF the year
10 keep up lodge interest. The whole
number of lodges H. the state 10 Jco, Win
over i5,0Oo members, and In addition .
Juvenile department of 100 temples, W.
which are banded together about So
children.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11

MARRIED.
In .,.n-~.i. ut 4, by Rs,. v. ". -ssu
NJ Alert %. Iioa.. 20 Lynn, Mas. AMI MIS-
WA Islns Nhittis ef sr~snsU-i
In Lowell. Dst a ny hsy. W. ~ rsnibF"ot.
Nr salmon Mske.n sbt Mrs. May " NC
Daniels. t-sh ~ Isot.ll
In Nsr~ay. Oct. .. T.. frsnk Gro,cr AMI Her
tia N. fiumrnsr, 18th ~ Norway.
In ssaih rsr.. s.pt. -, by Rev. Thomas
Mhits.tis, thafl.- D.. NcDonaii ofNVfwal
ant Nsirl,. >taar 20 south Pans.
In D,fert. ssts %, by :. u. tdssris, W.
Oliver u. knselsnd AMI Mt.. Celia Heath.
In An.io,.f. sept %. by hss. y. v, Nofrr~-.
Chsriss D. silver anil Mafy iiuiehin'on' h"'i
of Humfori
IN Hartford, >spt. -. by Rev u y. Lawrence,
Baros Iig,shin.on asi his- Matte farAi.
toih % Hartford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
DIED..

In ,pis,sr. o,t 5. Josiah small. arci ~
In As.lo,sr. at s. samuel huoa. sscd y
year,.
In Par., sspt 81. Iisrths krne.tiss, dsuEh,s'
% Mr.. sni Mrs.. D.. A. Busibnfy, asri lsar'
In Norway. at. !. D.,ii rro-,. ss~i q year
> uohth. ant u days.
In PORTLAND. sspt ~, .. q. q. Barnhan, for
mssiy ~ >erws y, asri ~ YEAR.
10 ~outh w.pi.tsk, ~eyt. 90. wlllsm Riek
nsll. ar.si ~ YEAR.
In soloa ,s, I. re, :. Z Rssorl, formerly oi
Ilsthsl, asei - years. month. aat 10 dsys
IN trysbarr. ~eis .. Mrs. ifsansh h"ssr.
ssrt - year,.
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Farm for Rent Or Sa|6!

The Bruol. farm. situated near sehool hoa.s,
In Ilolisw Di.trist. Reliable mah 90 men coahl
hs,. s.ne treckihx ant fall smploymsnt 81
Falp NH. tvr far,lsr particular. sfir.-.
Js.sLAff, >ao~'. tsil.. Ne.
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GEp = Nil,"N Lilo
A true copy attest II 4 DAVE ~. lsilf.

OXFORD, 90 At q Inur ~ rrH'at. H.i a
PARIS. within ani 90 ths iuuni. N ..ri. "a
ths thift Tus-slay - -stf u jog
franosua saith, namsf 80. .f.f I.
Q esrtain Instrumsnt purturilns A.
ast viii and TestAnsnt n NllIIAN
SMITH late ~ Dithstt, in snIlt H.rf. .rfhr.l
having pfv-sutssi tn sane ~ 'rH.at
OsBtHID. That the All IsiItiHH.. .I' .taf
d ali tsF.ans intsfpstsii bY Taut'r.H ... n 90
orisr b. - publsh.-i thru srsss '..f-'..'
In ths Osf0ri D,mesrat puntuI ti lhr' -
they may aptsaf Al Probate F
he'll a rAns. In .ait CouutY, uH o. tr -
day % Ort. hsNt AZ ~ a. fhsk " 'f ~
no-Jn, anil shaw eaa-s N any thrl haze. a l
sail tnstrunsut .houh pa - pruIrI hI|fIlr
AMI aIiD.si a. the last Will anI iF.fi"fHi =
.aii de.eass-i, aRi that ali ifan. s'a D sou
10 apysauts~l tse-utrit-
UEORi.E 4 Nii.~uN 2 %
TN. eopy- atts.t III q. DAVIS Assbf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-10-11
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT
ocroBrR TrIN, ises.
COURT oYricERs.

COURT OFFICERS.
Hoo. Tho.. II. Haskell, Presiding Justice.
Albert =. Austin, Clerk.
Jane. l.. Parker, sheriff.
J. A. Hayden, sienogrsphcr.
samuel Il. Carter, Librarian.
W. \. Barrows, Messenger.
The October term 10 court opens this
Tuesday morning. Th.s. are the men
selected Ia hear the causes;
GRAND JURORS.
David L.. Chenery. Peru.
Alvin Pike, Sweden.
II. n. Hobbs, Iryeburg.
Henry far~ell, Bethel.
Charles y. small, stoneham.
Randall l.. Taylor, Mexico.
william Phinney, Rumford.
Ro.co brown. Oxford.
George Merrill, Norway.
Charles y. Berry, Backfleld.
Charles r. BrAdeen, sumner.
William &. Chapman, Gilesd.
Waldo r. brown, Waterford.
bradford Cole, Bro~nheld.
Geo. ". Berry, Paris.
WIN. y. York, Porter.
albert Dunn, Canton.
Ill Ciemons, Hiram.
TRAyERsE JURORS.
james T.. York. Peru.
Wilson webb, fryeburg.
q VI. Kimbsll, Bethel.
Vim. ID. Hastings, Bethel.
Eigsr Z. Lufkin, Rumford.
A T.. Morrison, Norway.
&. X. Meserye, Norway.
Fred n. Atwood, Buckheld.
y. l.. wymsn, Woodstock.
Nelson =. Thomes. Denmark.
Rufus fsrrzr, Grafton.
Morice \. Ilussey, Roxbury.
Joseph II. Abbott, Andover.
IsAsc wsrdwell, Albany.
Melville Monroe, Waterford.
Charles II. Davis, Lowell.
James ID. Ames, Brownheld.
III. w. Bracket, Dlxfeld.
william DeCoster, Hebron.
Geo. d. Crockett, Paris.
John L.. Penley, Paris.
Daniel Durgin, Porter.
Herbert j. DeShon, Canton.
y. y. Penley, Greenwood.
Beni,mia y. Charles, Stow.
Emerson kinibAil, Hiram.
seth II. Alden, Hartford.
The continued civil docket contains
- cases. considerably less number
than the average. OF these 81 have been
referred. y are already defsulted, Is
are divorce libels, I are In the Law
court, . are equity eases, and In u the de-
PENDANT 10 In insolvency. These take
out almost half the docket, and leave
less than 10 cases from which q Hat
may he made up To give the juries work.
The tendency has beea for the docket
10 grow smaller and the terms shorter,
for some years. AZ . contemporary
remarks, shaving the Law on" one's
neighbor II getting to lie too costly .
for frequent indulgence.
The amount Of criminal business OF
cannot be told In advance, but
lt will not be quite 90 large a. lt looked
\ mouth ago. II. y. ONell Of Lewiston
MAS bound over TO await the action Of the
grand Jury for illegal transportation Of
liquor. The West Paris servnaders
were also bound over. A number Of
men who were at one time residents Of
The county jail may be indicted, but n
they have taken up their rssldeuce In
parts unknown, they are not expected
10 appear and demand a immediate
TRIAL.
Az County Attorney Waller he ~
signed, there IL vacancy In The once Of
coanty attorney, which viii have 20 b
allied for the term BY appointment By
ths prssiding justice.
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