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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-01
BARKING UP rre WRONG rstt

WV As.-.nt -ssas sp,srrft.isg tsliow .tsrt
e. aftrssuts hstsl IL ~ nsisht-afhssst - no
l.uwtori fsii. t--.a, rri,sls hss-s. ~ usts
lave - epsu thsf dt-'f- ~ Nafetsf--
I.ssistsn louraaL
- b. ~ill. a. soon The bridge scro..
az. Andruscoggin l. completed Which
40 D. In January Bekt THU travel
"a Traffic will have fsciltis. Tor going
O "a coming which are Dot nov euioyei,
aud hotel will BE- imprONissd very
,aickly. n l. quite saic to prc,iic' that
, very good hotel will Dc Ia operation In
I ne Too next summer. trsN-l, sni thsi
~. grand and pi,tur--que sg~Dery ot
tI... Niciniy ~ill s,trsct hosts of visitors.
Nrgus.
Now brethren. II you had known the
f.,ts. you woaldn't have put Il In jus,
Tat Nay. The facts are these: Early
! . spring Mr.. NJ. u. shaw % Bath
NrIt % Ramford falls and bought an
cdr, square In the hart % the city"
en- this land h. has erected q large
thru, -.iory block, ~hich :. "a b. used
a. q hotel. With siVrcs on the hrst fOor.
n Vas one % the first building. 90
which work w.s begun. and has pro
grrs..,i a. fast AZ ~as consistent with
good thorough Work. ons % the stores
on the fr.t foor i already occupI.d a.
shsrdwsr. store, and the buildin. hesr'
the .igu, .'lIotel Rumfcr'i," and l. es'
pcCted 10 be ready for occupancy as I
hotel by the middle % November. II
~ili b. supplied With good water .ys
ten. will 10 heated BY steam and lighted
nv electricity. II Il true that the tran
si,nt guest At Ramford Pail. now has q
-.arvh for accommodations, but tbs
pro.pec, i that Il will be only few
weeks before he viii be able 20 find, Ia
the middle % the new city, AZ sooc
hotel accommodations az he could ask
fUr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-01
ELECTION IS NEAR.

On Tuesday, Nov. :, will - decided
the question In whose hands the admin
isiration of the national government
shall be- for the next four years. The
campaign has h-cn In some respects one
% the quiete-t the county has known
for years, certainly Il has been remark
able fire. from personalities and "mud-
singing; aud for that We should be
thankful. There has been less Of the
torchlight Procession Kind Of campaign
ing than usual. perhaps less than ever
bsfow; but the people have been think
Ing. considering the records % the t~o
great parties and the unparalleled proc
perity Of the country, and that Is the
Kind Of campaigning that can not but b
favorable to the Republican cause.
The question IL whether the admins
i.traiion % President Harrison shall BE-
continued and the country never had an
abl.r or . cleaner one, or whether the
government shall b. turned over To the
representative % that party which de-
clare. the protection % American In
du.tries unconstitutional, and declares
In favor % q wildcat state bank currency
spsrty which supports the corrupt prse'
tice- % Tsmtnany In New York, aud
perpstuates itself In power In some Of
the Southern states by methods so ~
pugnSnt that even its own members arr
beginning TO revolt against IL.
The prospect Of Republican success Il
good. The landslide Of two years ago,
to be sure, l. not forgotten, but tbs
causes which produced that have been
utterly and absolutely removed by the
uaeIampled prosperity Of the country
Ia I. probable that every southern state
will he Democratic, and all but one or
tao Of the Northern and Western states
Republican. There IL even talk of the
Republicans carrying one OF two south
cru states, but IL IL best To build very
little hope on that. New York will
as always De the great battle ground
and there the Republicans are united and
confident, while the Democrats, having
patched up . certain insecure kind OF
harmony, seem to feel not entirely SURF
OF the result. n New York gives the
expected Republican plurality, the cleo
ton Of Harrison IL assured.
The Republicans % Maine put them
selves on record In september; but they
wiil rejolee pext week To be able to ex-
press their endorsement Of as good an
administration o. tbs country ever knew.
LEI Ne give President Hsrrisou . bl.
majority In Maine on the s,h Of Noveu-
Der!
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-01

On Tuesday and Wednesday. Oct. n
and 10, the Oxford Cougsegatioual Con-
fereuce met with the church "a Andovef,
opening with q devotional service led
by Rev. q. 4. York.
AZ the business sesslon that followed,
the only business of Importance was the
election % scribe TO hll the vacancy
caused by the removalof Rev. A. u. Fits
to North Bridgtou, outslde the iimits Ut
The conference.
A sermon by Rev. 4. 4. York CON.
pleseSi the services of the fret forenoon.
The text was taken from Hebrews ! =,
Through faith we understand" The
theme WAS "Paith In Christ, With evl-
denccs to create and establish that
faith"
Amer . boantlfui dinner served to all
at the parsonage, the conference resum-
ed lie session at r.. n. The urst half.
hour Was q devotional servicc lcsl BY the
moderator, Dea. II. ". bolster. This
was followed by encouraging reports
from the churches.
The fret topic, "1he church," WAS
considered under thr-c heads.
I. What IL the church, and who
should be membcrss
.. What IL the work aud object of the
church,
3. what are the instr,imentaiitics of
accomplishing the work of the church,
Rev. q. 4. Wilson, In opening the
first division Of the topic, defined the
church briefly a. the family of Christ,
and laid special streas on the Importance
Of gathering In the young.
liibbard said the object of the church
!. To save souls, aud iis work to live
Christ.
Hon. y. ". Woodbury. enumerated
preaching, the prayer meeting, the sun
dsy school, the Y. NJ. e.. A., the Y. j..
\. q. e., family religion snd personal
effort "a iustrumentalities of chur',h
work, all 90 which are unAvsiiing With
out the aid of the Holy Spirit.
Isev. y. v. Norcross, Rev. =. =. York,
Dea. n. n. holster aud Dcs. y. &.
Chamberlain followed In the discussion.
In the evening. after . praise service
lei BY Mr.. A. \. Jordan Of Andover, the
second topic, "rhe Y. y. \. &. E.,"
Was opened by W. II. Eastman, Who
spoke 81 the magnitude of the work.
followed by Mr.. Vim. Valentine 81
bethel on the relation Of the society Ia
the church. and Rev. Mr.. fsughton Of
the Methodist church. on the relations
between the society and the pastor.
Rev. Messr.. Norcro.s. llibbsrd, York
sni Others took part In the discussion.
Wednesday morning, after . hslf-hour
10 devotion led by l.ev. II. farar, the
conference resumed lie business session,
a which East sumner VAS named as the
place 81 the next meeting. In June, aud
rev. n. y. Riicout and the minister at
south Paris as preachers.
The fourth topic. missionary work"
under suitable sub-di,islons) wss de.
cu.sei by Rev. y. v. Norcros., Des. u.
q. Chamberlain. Mr.. W. u. sewsll,
lion. y. W. wocdbury, and Rev. q. &.
Wilson.
Then followed the second sermon by
i,ev. u. =. IIibhard of East sumner.
Prom IN. text, (John i;i) Ne wer- re-
minded that II ~As the same "Worl
that iva. In the beginning" through
whose blood we find salvation.
The conference closed With the CON-
muniou service. Rev. Mcssrs. Wilson
aud rarrar officiating.
W. II. EASTMAN. Scribe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-01
TALK OF THE STATE.

The potato crop has brought lots of
money Into Aroostook. this year.
Willie spsuiding Of Moscow WAS kill
ell by the accidental discharge Of hi.
s.ot gun.
George Estes, an aged citizen Of LIB
anon, fell from tree while picking APP
pies, and fractured his skull. lie Il In a
critical condition.
A little child Of Mrs.. John Peavey Of
sidney In some unexplained WAY set firr
To hls clothes aud Was probably fatally
burned.
State Veterinarian Bailey has during
the week found glsndered horses at Wa
terville and Boothbay. Both animal.
we're recently brought from Massachu-
setts.
Charles Randall, q respected citizen of
Lyman. committed suicide Thursday
night. Insanity was the cause.
The New England Seaside Advent
Camp Meeting Association has taken a
lease of the Old Orchard camp ground
for the term of i've years, With the PRIV
llege Of renewal al the expiration Of
that time.
In the case Of DIR. w. II. smart,
whose sudden death at Camden, Maine,
has been reported, the corooer's Jury
decided that alcoholism was the cause.
Dr. smart graduated from Dartmouth
In 1870 aud afterwards studied medicine
In Portland.
There IL much rejoicing In IIsllowell
over the settlement OF the granite work
ers' strike. IL has been q stubborn az
fair, and expensive for both the compa-
nIes aud the men. The bill Of prices
adopted runs until March lat, ls!'5, and
unless notice Of desire for q change II
given by one VI the parties, will continue
three years longer.
A Richmond dispatch says it Il cur
rentiy reported that Charles Morse Of
New York has purchased all the Ice on
the kennebec River and elsewhere of
the Clark & Chaplin Ice Company. Il
Was big deal and the price paid was
about 100000.
An affair between two well-known
kennebunk men resulted In blows from
the fist Of one and two harmless shots
from pistol In the hands Of the other.
The man who struck the blows has been
arrested for assault, and the other prob
sbly will be.
Edward Davis Of Ash Point left
Andrcws' Island Saturday morning,
Oct. nd. for the mainland. q distance OF
less than -four miles, In sail boat and .
heavy Wind. Nothing has been heard
from him since. lie leaves Q wife and
four ANAL children.
Rabbit cats, with long ears, bob tails.
and . jumping mode Of locomotiou, Just
like the true rabblts, ara now the aris-
tocrscy Of thu feline race In Maine. A
Mr.. Besse Of Albion 10 the proud poe
sessor Of one, and has been offered Q
high price for Il. Tia "coon" cat u
nowhsrs bsside u Cor novelty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-01
RU~roRo FALLS PUBLISHING
COMPANY.

The Rumfcrd Falls Publishing Com
psny hz. been organized under the h~'
% Maine for the purpose of carrying or
a general printing and Publishing basi
ness. The officers are;
Pre.iisst. wshis P,ttsasill Remfori fslls
Ireasarer. D. y. Carver. Csntoa-
Clerk. deorre >oye-. Portland
pirstsr-. wshis fstt.nstl. Ramfori talls
4 =. Carver. Canton. Harry a. Lane, Aaearn
4. D. horri.oa. kamfori fsll-. A. %. fark
Hartford.
The company has purchased the plan,
and business of the Canton Telephone
Dlxdeld Citizen aud kumford Fail,
Echo, heretofore published At Canton b,
Y. v. Carver. Mr.. Carver IL retained a.
editor and mansger. Mr.. Lane Of
Auburn, one 81 the directors, IL q przc.
teal printer, and will have charge Of Z
job printing ofiice soon To be establ ishes
at RGmford Falls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-01
STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY oy OxyoRD, ssf
Baart Of County Commissioners, s<pt >sssion
issl, bshi by sdjsarnmsnt O,toisr ltth. iss
UPON the foregoing petition, sstisfsstsry evi
hence having hem rvsslvsi that the petltioner'
are rvstoa-ibs. ir o. OnDsnsD. that the Coant,
Commissioners meet % the Anirvws iioa-e :,
south Pans, On The twenty -esoni day % No
s.ml,~r next, % ten % The eiosk, A. n, an
tssee presd 81 siew Tho roatr t3sptions-i In saia
PETITION: Immediately amer whish ,is~, . hear
Ing of The parties anil tbsr witnesses yin hs hal a
s.me oonsenisnt piace In ths vieinity. and susi
other measures tAksn In The premise- q. The Com
mis.lsnsrs shall JUICE prop<r. AMI II urthsI
OsDHnsD, thai notice 20 he time. place ansi par
po-e Of the Commissioner-' nesting Aforesaid =
given a. ell persons AMI oouorsiions inssresss'i
Nv causing stte-tsi sopies 81 ALI petitioa and VI
thls erier tbsrOa "a " -er.ei uIy. ,he rspssti,'
Cl>rks Of the towns ~ Paris sBd Iiebron ani aiss
to.ts-i mp In thre puhlic pianss In sarh OF sall
towns, and puslish~'l three uesks seeoe.-i,.y 70
xfori Ibemo rst. q beu spapsr prfnts 81 fafh
In said County Of Osfori. tbs hr-t Of saii pabhca
lions, and eaSh of The osher nosioe.. " hs made
s~rye.i ssd po.sei at last thirty days before sai
time of me~iinr, ~ the end that ell verroas and
eosporatisas may thsa AMI tissrv appear and shsv
eass<, u any they have. Why The prayer Of said
petitioners sheuh ssS - uantS>i.
ArTrsrt ALBERr =. AUSTIN, Clerk.
A trss copy Of ss'd Petition and or'sr Of
attest ALBERT :. AUSTIN. Clara.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-01
SAFE nH MAINE.

Cot>rt of Okrosp. 90.
naari " toanty Commissioners. ssytenlsr -.
.loa. fv,. hsLi by suourn~sh' h'o,sr i''h'
i-s
urUN the fsfesoAng Istl,isn, satisfactory s,i
isscs having l--ra rc.si,ei that ths Is,iiionsr.
arv v-poa.ibis. fr u OsDsstb, that The toeety
Comnl..ions . meet a the Poet Ofhos 81 tsst
Peru on the twenty ninth day Of Nosem
lsr newt 81 Ten ~ Tho gksk. a. NJ.
anil thsnr. pruresi 81 VIC The rOats p'sn
tioss.i In .sh prtitiga. taa~e.iistsly amer whieh
,lsu, hearing % the psrtis- snsi their witnesses
stii 10 ksst st -ops oonsenispt place In The "
elnlty, ant such other MEASURES atsa In The
pr,ml-r- a. the Gommis.l Dsr- shall lusirr prvp,
90 And n 4 further Onptnfp, that nouse
- o.. time. place sni pauo-s ~ The t"mmis-
.isacr-' mestiRs sforv-aii 10 fi,sn tpsl Isr-ons
anL corporations. Interested, by causing sttsstssi
oop,c. 10 saki Petition ani ~ III. eri.r thsrson
10 " -srsel u,-ss tho tlsrk 20 The fv~n ~ feru
ant alss Io.t~i up In three pabllr plscs. In
ALI tswp. snd pabllshs-i thr.s vel. sursss-ite
" J, ~ en- for' i,sms-rsts nsw.psysr pfin,e' ..
FAT. In .aii 1sauty ~ ONfori, Tie nfst 20 sAid
pabisailos., asi s.Th % On. oshsr pati.s.. 81 -
inssie, -sr,et ant J-sse-i, "a lssst thirty day
tsfore -sitl time ~ msetins. o. ths col that al
t~f-oa. snsi corporations may thea ant thew
appear sRd shsw cause ~ any thsy have, Why
Ne prayer % alb psttioners .h"abi No H. Grant
81. -.
ATTEST ALBkRT = AUSTIN, Clsfk.
\ true copy % ali re'ii'"n anil Order Of
Coait tlssr,on.
Arrs.r; ALBEIT =. AUSTIN. Cha.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-01
NV ApvrEriskNsSrs
An oxsoRp BEAR.

our friend. John Lewis ,hilds, the
well-sno~n secdsmsn aud florist II
FLORAL Park. y. Y, formerly oi Buck
field In thi. county, has for the -.Srond
time b.sn nominated for Congress by
the Republicans Of the hrs, disirici Of
New Ncrk. The Dcmccrat bad planned
20 give ts readers picture % Mr.
child. and brief sketch % bis remark
abb. and brilliant buslness career In 70
day'. l..ae, bat the cut falling 20 arrive
In time, Ne arr obliged IN POslPone thi.
feature until next w--k.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-01
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.



| uslver.snss chssvh. Eev. cs,cr.s T. arEn !,
s-s.ad Csssrrssilsasi Csarh. NV. u; =
,s..s r,..ss rrssss,.1 80; s- s..
S..s,ss. - =. ~Sssi y.ssy rrsy,.
Hsssiss. = mr. =, Thar-lAy. 1esas r~ep<''
.c<siss Ir.siay ~ n, -, 49,.
rrssAi.s s>~hs, 10 ~ a, ~. sabbath School
| IA 90 -. ~s.iAl kssninx Netting. siD 2. n,
rs~.iay Prayer Meeting. 1's r. n. Class
hsssisf. rysaay, nrs .x
sabl.ssh sskcsl Is y. ~. ssrial Meeting 2. n
Wednesday. Prayer MEETING sr.h.
syArxp ukkrfSaa-
M-usiss o. a. a.. No. d ass<sahi<.
WEDNESDAY Evvsisx. on 90 t<fcrv fnil msssn, o.
s IA s i. i s:sss ,i. ss.y ' ssss
lag On 90 lsfsss fall mcsn-
loo F.-Rsxuiar MEETING IN Oil telsss
han. every rse-lay E,,ning. wlis, ksss~r.
me.,, No, q, mss.. In oid telh,.s tai. ,ss"e'
y. rs-kexalar meesisx In Hathaway hisa'
TO. a. ia Grs"ss Hall. every saturday
q. A.k.-Hsrry Rust Pa. No. - mess. :.
q. u q. c.-N~,. the ar,, AMI ,Airi Frsisy
y sfn-Se~v.y .-as- ~~-ss every eshs'
SATURDAY % srHass Hall
Norway Lsht iafsntry. - Regular ms~isr.
M art AMI third "Wednesday Evenings et earn
mosth.
sssh.r,ss-i lsai aS.as AMI oerrv.pes.lsss ef IN
Ilssas-r.t fer Norway sni fsvors shcuu him vti'
hs avprvrias~i BY M pubnshsrs-
y. 4. and n. y. Andrews have returned
with fine lot of horses.
Mrs. D. ID. Briggs aud Georgia n.
Walker have opened dressmsking rooms
on Fair street, opposite the DIR. Evans
stand. They are having all they can do.
The large quantity Of cider barrels
daily hauled through the village leads
Que To think that some QUE At least has .
lingering appetite Zoe apple julie.
Mr.. and Mrs. solomon n. OTIS. who
have been stopping az the Elm House,
went to Lynn, Mass, this week.
The county commissioners were In
town during the week.
q. l.. Hathaway has been making ~
palrs about his residence on Main street.
The members of 60. D.. lat Regiment
v. v. NJ, assembled at T.. ID. I'enley's
"Wednesday and shat for the company
badge. The badge is of gold, and "
much prised by the company. In the
fall annually Il L. awarded Ia the "bcst
shot The past year Moses T.. stile.
ha. worn the marx 10 distinction. We'd
ne.iay afternoon sergt. stile. placed "
upon the coat of Corp. John W. Carter,
who will have the honor ut holding "
for On. mex, twelve months. The CON-
pany enloyed q hrst-class baked bran
supper provided by Mr.. renley. The
foilosins will show few Of the beat
scores made during the dsy. Owing Ia
the condition Of the weather the results
we're not as good a. usual;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-01
NOTICE or YOnECLosUnE.

Whereas, Aifrp.i v. Dow ef Hiram, IN ths
County Of bsfori asd STATE Of Maine. ~ On ihs
Issh day Of February. \. ID. lot, by hs MOTT
rare dersi Of thai dale by him duly sserutsd AMI
rer.riesi In Oxfori wssterp DistTlst Rsrstry Of
iisets. bceh y, page %, ces.ey~i BY ne!ts.fs
% Charts o. Davis Q csrtais ~ Of lAsd Win The
Luihilnss thsrroa, situated In saif Hiram asi IN
paid deei boundct - follows; Commencing .!
4 sssse poss on tl.s wsss bask % sseo m.er. sasd
post icing the borheasteriy e.fner OF We tews
hOuss 10, tkencs On The north ilDe of sah tSvs
house ios " Q ssess post thst ferus Ne ncnh.
uest conner nj the town hesse ~ % The SIDE of
shs Md q pow tnvsl~i froa The coverri brsdes
70 IL AT sOun ksass; thencs along the easter.
" sids Of said rosd IN sothefiy diresSsoa ~
Hsrsby convsysi ~ poiss " b naskef hevs-
amer By stsse psst. aati poins end pcss 70 -
sisassed % thai tks ssrth he u ths ts hevby
eoaveyei skail rus oss fsas ssvth Of sasd maple
srrs n 8 ssraishs liss N hrns piss slump %
ths an of sses River; tbes<s alcsG said hver
70 IRA 1snsissed lsssssls. isstnf ths 49, prs9.
Isss shis day eosyeysd N Alfrv.i Y: u0w.
Nov. sh>svfsrs, ths ceesisioss % said sssss
-: - sss'Sii's % ~ ''s'.'' .sd' s'a ''''
a'"-' o. ~'~ caAslrs y pAvn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-01
NOTICE.

IT, all Fsvssss sad Cerporafto.si
"a apt.rartnx that upon the yetiti0n 81 y. ".
Aksrs and Elilsh u Bs-isli. selsstmsn ~ Anfo
yer, In the County of Oifosd. ~ the county o.,a'
mls.ionsrs 20 sAii county, praying that pablo
uay bs hprated from . point commanding ~
knslo,er Corner or ,ilisre AMI passing ihrouEh
the town. ~ Anio,er. RsNbury AMI kumfori.
via SWANS Notch. 80 eaili. In the mot fessib's
r.uie ~ the cossty rad near ths dwelling boass
Rumfori Falls, The saii county commissioners
ssIlssirri AMI ,ist~rmins-i that common oenven.
,snss ant neces.ity dfi not eaaire the losa'
lions az alterations prayci for. snf dsnisf the
prayer of ssld yetitonsrs, and 70 further spissr.
Ing that s.ti .eleetmsn OF Anto,er, Al term oi
tie suprvme Judisisl Court h<gun AM holisa ~
Paris within AMI for said County ~ O1 fori. go
The s~cori Tuesday ef tstoisr. \. %. lssi. siuly
spterv-i their appeal from the said decision abai
naturalization, and that The justice of said sa'
ptsme Julisiai Court heliea ~ afoseszhi. duly
appointed the undervtxnest cosnmittee W st
uvon The suijSt matter of sati appeal ant " AT
aim OF v,er-~ In part OF In whole sald DECISION
ani adjudication. hoticc IL hsreby given % All
psr-oss and eorpyrstsns int~re.sesi 10 The sub
jcst matter of AID original r.t,iss Of the .sis.s
seventh day of becemter. A. ID. i.sf. o. nine
o'elosk In the forenoon. anil the Ando,er liease
In ,aid Andover village. have issn appoinsed ny
,aid eommitte~ the time and place 70 sct upon
said suljees matter. and for the performances OF
the ser,Ice Authorized and direstei under com
mis-ion ~ said committee daily issae't in the
premises by saii saprvme Judielai Court. ON the
nipsteenlh day % Oytot~r. A. u, lrv,.
&c. soorii6i. Committee.
n. y. BRIGGS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-01
rGRE AND rHtRt.

Mr.. Harrison, wife 10 President liar.
risou, died Monday. Oct. -, 20 cousump-
ton. Ia the hour ~ his Af'ilction Pr-si-
deut Harrison has the heartfelt sympathy
Of all. Prom across the ocean, and
from political opponents ss we'll AZ
friends, he has r-,ciy-i messages IL
sympathy. Grover Cleveland sent q
personal message, and resolutions oI
sympathy have been adopted by several
Democratic as well a. Republican meet
Ing. In different parts ~ the country.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-01
ssSkELGs.
. IN. ll.so..nl. County co~mi.-Ioa.r. Of

To the Honorable County Commissioners ol
The County ~ Oxf"ri
we. the un.isr-ifpesi. tnhabitants % iisbrot
AMI Paris ami sisinity, respestfuly wprv Int that
tsrstions bev locations anil diseont lnuaDcs. ~
grading In the Midway as now travelled IN sail
tswn % lIebros In the County % Otfg'd, ans
In tbs town of fsr. In the County " OtfOri ~
-suth Pars ,illaxe; particularly In that part
living t<tSeea the BsIsi.t rhar,h AMI the ret
hence of a.. A. Nasim In ALI nsbrvn. Al.s IN
that part lying In the yisiaity of st0wel Iiii. 90
saIssi, In said Paris We. thsvfore. request yOar
Uopor. aftsr you have eau-s-i due notics 10 ~
xsyen 81 view ssii route, abi make such alters
lions, ii-rontipaanees ant nev locat Ions M
grading as yoa may deem exp~iisnt ani prop~r
AMI a. In duty boani ~iil ever pray.
Dsts~i thi. bah DAY % September, 4. u. tsf
IL. BEAHCE. and 10 othsrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-01
A. F. Andrews & Sons.

To the IIoa.rabls The Court ef Coauty Coe,'ni.
.isnsr.. within AMI Toe The t0unty ~ osfori,
p@st b. 10 hokisn 81 Paris In .sii eoanty
II. sassrsispri. eititsns ~ The tovn 81 feru
In salt Goasty. rvspsstfully f.pfs~rnt that
Ihs,na. Isuar sal oshsrs "a Tie LAY ~ a.
10 l-si iuiy Istiiionesi In -slstmen ~ ssiityv n
20 Peru ..tiins forth thsr,in, That common
e.a,snisnse sni necsssity re.luirv The lsyins cot
% io~n wsy for The a-s % the inhsi,t,h,. %
ALL town snd fst Tho paslt. ssr.raily fIv'" tho
re.hisncs ~ Mr.. kanlce A. Poland -. The
ri,er rad In sail town ~ Peru, % hast r,ru,
80 esi-i - a.. statisa grounds % NE fortisn.'
asi Esmfvri Yah. kaIlssy. % the farm ~ ~
gar n. II0wart az saIi Vast feru." AMI that
sns, Toe no,irs The ssii .slestmsn 40 the foaTth
lay % Jun@, A. u. LOO, met all petitioners snsi
aslsr- intsr..ts.i. ani ,i.~ei The pr.miss.,
hsari The paitis- ani then. AMI siill unreAson
ably nszlsstei AMI rfs-ed to lay cot ths wsy
ssks.i foe Ia all pstltioa 90 say psr ~ the
sane. whsref0re your petitioners a.k that yoar
Hone abb t-ssrt sftsr due nstic. Win ylsv The
prvmi-e-. k.sr th~ psrie-. AMI lay cot The ~sy
s.ks.i fOr Ia IN. sfor-aii ps,iion, s'i tske sseh
further ss,ioa IN The pr.'ni.s. Asis In ssorisnes
With the statute
ps,~I Al Peru thi. t.ath dss % ut =, 4. % Issl.
THOMAS fARRAH. AIT 10 oti'sr..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-01

tn Subscriber hereby give. pablo nosio:. ,ssl
he has hrrn daily appointr<i by the Hon. JudSs
OF Prvbate Cor the tounty of Oxford and asssm
81 tke trust Of kxeruser % the estate ef
OLIVE KEITH, lsss Of iarferi
Law airrcts: ke therefore rcqaesss al perrons In
det4ei - ne estate % ssid deresss.t % mahe In
ueilsts payment, ssd thess Who lave any do
maafs tkervoa " enhibn the zane "
sspt -. isSs. LksIkk KEITH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-01

Prof. Carl Braun Of Bangor. will
make quite an extensive exhibit Of alb
worms az the worlds fair. and it Win be
be one which cannot fall to attract at
teniion. The exhibit II about ready "a
b. seut to Chicago aud ID will 90 there ss
soon ss Prof. Braun Il informed by Mr..
walker, chief OF the sllk department Of
the fair, that he IL ready 60 receive 10.
The worms are arranged In large case,
toxeo, aud are q very complete collec.
ton. Prof. Braun IL much interested
In siIk production In the United States
and has made a careful study Of silk
worms With the Idea of utilizing them
In the future.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-01
GRACE ESTHER DREW.

Gsssrsi Weaver. the Peoples party
s.saiasss sss The psssidssey. hes ssss.
dssed the esspsiss IN the sssth sss.sss
% che pssiis isssits he Esd hi ~ifs -.
ssivsd. sssh . thiss hss never happened
ssd sesid Get hsppss 10 nspssiisss
eon - uaietes.