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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-19
AMOS or the ANc,eNTx

ouinsus curius says Aissasdss ssalsd
With his ring che messages be ssns 70 Eu'
rops.
In the British mussum are two cosselian
rings Of Egyptian manufacture bearing In
alto relieve the ascrrd fruG.
Rinss were early worn - part Of the
poutincal apparatus They symbolised
the union bstws<n the bishops and the
church.
The ring of Ahasusrus was used % seai
the decr~s Zoe the massacre of the Jewa
The Jsws wors their rings Of sisness On
their right banda
Among the poorer eiasa>s Of Exyps por
cslain and glass rings were largely us-si-
The.s wsrs lnscsit~si with hieruvlyphics
and wers used probably for amuiesa
Rings wsrv made the rvcvptaeles too
polsons 'Tis aid Of Hannibal that he nj
~ays carried powerful poison In . ring
and fnaliy committed fslo de - By its aid
ros oD year. the doss of Venice per
formssi the fgurativs nuptiAls % himsslf
with the Adriatic s~A lie dropped . rins
into the bo>om of HE t~trothed. sAying.
I'VE we'd thee with this ring In token Of
our true and psrps,ual sovsrvigniyr
The bsrrvws Of our SAlon forrfather,
show indubitabls proofs az the early us OF
ring, os signets In the ilrtish islAnds The
Homans when they invaded Gaui and
Britain, found the Inhabitants wearing
ring, on the littls Anger 81 their Lrft hand
The fashion of engraving motio-s 90
''po~ie>." ~ they ARE called. within rings
appears to IL an old Que. shaksspsarv
speaks 81 th-ss ''pp~ies" many timea from
the zane soarcs u 10 learned that u ~As
! customary for aldermen 10 wear rings ~
distinguishing b~is~a
Kings wvrs invested with . ring when
erownssi, the archbishop who prvssntc'i u
nrst blessing a. The monarch vas solemn
| ~ blsidsn to aocept u - . align % faith and
/ sincerity In his de.irv for the welfare IL
the church. BISHOPS and princss we're
burici with rings on their nngen
Thew !. no data Tor the I-rioi when the
custom - placing q ring On the ~~idins
finger was hr~t introduced The Pcly
| ehrunIcon sy.Aks of . youns man ~hs
| placed ring an the finger 10 Venus lie
could no, gvt Il on. IN the stony hearted
| young woman claimed him a. her own.
The serpent ring. which is 80 fr~9usn'i,
srsn nov sdAys, Appsars 10 have t~sn
| fAvorits form % this ornament In antique
time. The Egyptians AMI Romans wor'
| u, and 10 ~s. found on the hand u sksle
ton al pomprli, . relic - human vanity o.
twenty centuries ago New York Tsle
gram
The Gr~sks w.rv probably ignorant o
the use " rings until Oh. time II the Tro
ian war yhen they adopted the custom
% wearing them CA the third finger 81 tn
lsft haDd. This ~as Ca prevent the habs
from dI.hooorsble setion, ss that nngv
va. .uppo~ci To he connected 10 the hear
By q small nerve
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-19

Hitter Dsaocrui'
The annual return Of the potato bug,
and the assembling Of the big hugs la
the city 10 Minneapolis, brings WILDLY
Ia mind the first struggle of the writer
with the slug la that same city In the
summer of ~.
IL Was the third year Of their reign,
and To protect the potatoes we used the
paddle and pan, AZ people were possess
ell Of great fears Of Paris green. II
Was likewise reported that deaths had
occurred from inhaling the poison from
scAldlng the bug, 40 II appealed 10 he
hazardous business anyway, aside from
the very unpleasant work Of gathering
them. To add Ia the unpleassntness Of
the situation, the potatoes all rotted
soon after harvesting.
Bidding good-by 10 the state, ] little
thought that the stripeti-bzck would
greet me 60 soon, II At all, for the wise
ones predicted that the third year would
elose their career, but alas "for the best
laid plans o. mice and men," About i've
years later, In the town Of sumner, q
neighbor called on me announcing dis
covery, and invited me to hls potato
patch, where I found my old enemy
perched on his fAvorite vine.
For the squash bug use . little calo-
mel mixed With -four.
ChAs. Twitchell has taken the plates
and commenced soliciting orders for
nursery stock. Although Charles left
portion Of his corporosity In rebel lands,
yet his body doubtless contains more
rebel ammunition than any other In Or
ford County; still he IL not dangerous,
and any fsvors shown him In his busl-
ness would he appreciated by bis neigh
bors. q. TiLToN.
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wrusn for ihs oIfori Democrat
CYCLONE NOIES.

SFS@SNs NSfsSs
Our cycloue IL the all absorbing topic.
A thousand people, from near and far.
have bsen TO see the ruin II caused, aud
still they continue "a 20. Anything that
!. new about cyclones IL listened Ia With
much interest.
Ia my hastily written special To the
Democrat I could say but little. Now
that the fog and dust have cleared ] Will
draw you = pen picture Of our baby cy-
clone. an infant as cyclones 90, though
q giant and terror for us who were la
or near its path.
For the benefit 81 any new readers We
may have, will give = brief review.
Prom the union Of two clouds July 81,
is9s, nj 2 10 y. ~, two miles northwest
erly FROM Paris ilill. there WAS born the
frat funnel shaped or sAaft 1ortiag cy-
clone to put In an appearance among
our Oxford County hills and valleys. IL
Mas very powerful, and destructive Ia
everything la It, path, which was from
I've 10 twenty hye rods vide. Through =
sparsely settled locality Il Travelled
about i've miles. destroying property
worth i've thousand dollars. IL died
when live minutes old, and we brcathed
not sigh that II had gone to rect.
That the cyclone racket can be worked
anywhere on the face Of the globe IL now
an established fact. We ask no further
proof. TN the ocean, the plains, or
among our hills and mountains, at any
tune and place where the climatic chang
e. are right to produce u, the cyclone
IL u success.
Let US look at Il a. I saw Il, coming
very nearly towards me, then past me,
perfect engine Of destruction. Natures
works are all master pieces. Gigantic
In all its parts, Of more than q million
horse power, created by the forces of the
sun, Il collected In tWo clouds which
soon merged Into one. Then Was form
ell an immense storage reservoir for the
conveyance Of Its power. This reser-
volr WAS not large enough TO hold the
mass. The engine being automatic,
forced open the safety valve In hs bot
tom. From this valve flowed . stream
which created lie shaft by and Of liz own
powerful substance for the transmlttAl
Of lie power. This shaft IL elastic and
seif-adjustibg, shortening or lengthen-
Ing, working on the mountain or the val
ley below, swaying TO the right or to the
left; Il is just right TO search the object
beneath the cloud, where Il distributes
Its force In proportion 10 its amount Of
surplus. When that II exhausted the
valve closes and the cyclones work IL
done.
DAVID u. WOODBURY..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-19
EXPOSITION ecHoes

The Manufacturer Record sAys that the
soathsrn states are planning To srpsDd
ta.0o.0o At the Columbian sshibitioa
A imyearold bsarins orange tire from
Gan Gabriel IL Que % the exhibits an
pounc~i from California ior the Chicago
Worlds fair
The state toari % commero. a. Idaho
ha. assumed the responsibility ~ raising
s,0Go With which Ia supplement the
states Worlds fair appropriation Of IN
Ua
An association has t-en formed In Ger
many To Organize excursion parties To
visit the Worlds fair and Incidentally
NiAgars falls and uumtsr 81 the larger
eitics
A. the sTcciai inquest a the emprss Of
Germany the Princes fr~sieviek kArl.
aunt of the emperor. has scceptsd the
presidency ~ the ~omen's commission,
which will ooop~rste with the bo~rd Of
lady managers In promoting the ~omen's
slhibit at the fair.
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psAIh OF OLIVER hlLBoRh.

Oliver II. ililborn died at Empire on
Thursday, June I'D, aged ~ years, .
months and Z days. lie mas born at
Paris. Oxford County, Maine, and for
many years followed the sea, being part
Of the time master of vessel. lie came
To Coos Bay about II year, ago, and has
held various positions since, - captain
on bay etc ,mers, and other positions Of
trust. lie Vas married about II years
ago TO Miss Mary Sherard Of Sumner,
Who survives him. Mr.. Hllboru had
many warm friends on the bay, and viii
be missed by many throughout the coun-
~ Who held him In high esteem, and slp-
cerely regret his death. The funeral
took place saturday at Marshneld, and
VAS conducted under the auspices OF the
I. o. q. y. and Rebekah Degree Lodges,
Of which he WAS q member. The Odd
Fellows ceremony Was conducted at the
grave. and The large attendance showed
The respect IN which the deceased was
hsld.-Coos Bay (Oregon) News. +.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-19

Although Il IL still two months be-
fore the gate. will be open for the an-
nual state Fair. there are active signs Of
preparation Ia be- s-en Ina every direction.
The officers, one aud all, have been busy
for some month. perfecting arrange
ments for What they believe Will be the
largest and most complete exhibition
ever held In the state. The fair of is9i
was universally declared "a, exhibition
Of the year for all New England, and
the one so soon 10 come viii surpass
that In many respects. sec'y T~itchell
has been directing his efforts Ia secure
exhibits In those elasse. most deficient
last year. and has assurances that justi-
~ the most sanguine expectations. A
noticeable feature Il that already large
number % exhibitors have made Appll-
cation for space. This L. true In the
horse department and also In the cattle.
In both there will be = number % new
faces competing for the bonors, while
some Who brought q few last year will
bring q much larger number this. IL
there IL any falling OF In the beef elass-
e. Il will BE- more than made up In the
ulhN lt'oat-~ w - Vet
Ia force. The offering Of additional
premiums for grade ewes, long wool
middle wool aud shot wool will serve
tn bring out q large number, and the
ofiicers have done we'll 10 add these %
the regular llst.
The completeness 10 the Maine state
fair, taken with its magnitude, removes
the Necessity for offering special attrac-
tons, and the lesson Of last year has led
the officers to put all their efforts into
making this the beat exhibit of what the
state can do In its varied industries aud
to make no attempt to Introduce novel;
ties. The Building Of new stables, which
was decided hit last year, goes stead
ily on, and the large building just CON-
pleted by Mr.. n. W. IIutchlns would be
1 credit to any grounds. This gives
Ihree fine stables, with good prospect
hat more will be added before sept 9.
The Messrs. Briggs win make . very
Arge exhibit this year, from Maple
Grove Farm, but will not compete Tor
he society's premiums, leaving the
ield 10 others. Look out for the big
,-.t state Fair ever held In the State Of
aaine. and the beat In New England
september 9, Is and .. Favored With
.ood weather. the officers viii score
mother grand success. Everybody
hoah be making plans TO Be there, and
'njoy the sights.
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wsAr WILL DAVID oo'

Nc ClsteiARi's "a tn nsmiastion.
lvu icmssrst. osxht D. - hsppy,
hut 'mi,ist yoaF cheer. All xrsialstions,
~.srns nsni 20 uni-shisf intsDss-s..
ssy, .ksi ~il pasii do
Fors.t IN. -ehstns- fsr dauainstion
tis'. hal - hsas uIea Ne tspls.
a M puttins ~ csTh ps.t scssiioa.
~ o0ahts-i Ia ~ifh maE~unp no-ss-
L. thai shsi h. ON do
Oh. David. deat yoa taru oss hslky.
We've .arh . icAd h. hal Up hill
lou kBa- tAint 40. bit iu-t thsm pay
Republicans who 49, Yvu III.
lou a.. pssii. dent yva'
Doar ~ b. lickias IN ths trsce-.
Hut hslp ~ 80 x,--t srvtsr In.
Hen give u. AZ Tia te-t - plsre.-
IL, psttd help us Bos - win
On. ps,ti. 10. scat yoa'
Couas h.ss into ths foti ho~, p.,hi.
All brths esek rammsny 9Th yoa.
DAT .tisAs over tftfe.. David.
But help "a. pa ths thing ristt thrOash.
~. David. NO. ~ont yoaf
Ats. th~ tAsk H. a. Jsrplsiinx,
In crt-skei I.sth. ~ must ~Alk straight.
whils ain war. thai question ,.sins.
Lac prNmonition wriri u fsie-
ssy, ~hsi win pa'h Do
IS BlkHk
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-pssisl - ths r~tns-rsi.
REPRESENTATIVE CONVENTION.

The representative district composed
% the towns Of Lowell. fryeburg,
BrOwnneld. Hiram aud Porter met In
convention az Brownfeld saturday, the
9Th inst, al : ~. NJ, and Vas called Ia
order By Hon. l.. X. Giles, chairman Of
the town committee.
r. 4. Walker Was chosen chairman,
and Dr. n. y. Fitch. secretary. On TAX
ing the chair Mr.. Walker made sppro-
pirate remarks.
The candidates were J. l.. frink. j.
". Hubbard, samuel Warren and W. II.
stickney.
Before hsllOting samuel Warren with
drew his name In favor % J. W. Hub
bard.
The convention then prccce'ied To
ballot
whas uambsr - woes cat. ",
Ncre--sry for Choics, 81
nss1sgi.
frtnk.
Mr.. Hubbard then moved 10 make the
choice unanimous which was CARRIED.
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sitERigg-s SALE.
STATE pf MAINE.


I'AkIN mi. hlnih dsy % Jaiy. \. u. ls,s. 90
II stssation. daissi tho tvehty nr.t LAY ~ iuns.
A. u. l-si. t..ss-i on q Ipsis'asot rvnisrrt by
tlss -upf.tns Juiislsi Court fof The touhty 81
Otf0rl, si The tsryn thsrvof lrEun sni hsl on
the ssr.,ni Tuesday % ptbruAry, \ ~, Ice. "a
sit Oa tbs isth iay % February. 4. u. led. iR
fs,of % " Illian >tsa.y of far-sa.hshi. In The
Coanty ~ \ ORA sni STATE ~ MAlns. t,r hifty
fsar dslisr- aai twenty I've csnt., della or dsm
.re, sei sl.,sn dsllsr. ant thirty ~, ossi. cost.
~ .ali sun sol gill - .oki a pubi,c aur,ioa 81
the ofc. % Fss a Da,i. In Poster Ia .sil sssiy.
o. The hishs-t bkiisr. on The ssh sisy 20 AuEust.
a, %. i-si. 81 to- e'sk-A In The srsrn.-sn, ths
f.lly~ins de.srii-st rial s-tsis, ani al " rss.
Ute AMI Interest vhish thu saii John W Rirr
has In sssi % the same. o. ~a sCsft.la - 90
psrr.l ~ LAM ~uh The buiiiings thereon, .iasi
81 81 Potter Nil.s. IN .si Potter an'l l-sun'is.i
AMI ds-sItls-l a. tolky~s tlsOa uss ~v-t sns'
north by lsRt ~ burics iIesri. uTon ths east
r,ssi lss,iinx frs,a fOitsf NilAs- D. frrri"m'
n %.
Ala anothsr certain 10 or par,ci Il lssi .it
usis.i Ia Porter NiilsE, afo',.alt anil bouudsl
ant dsscri-ri o. follows commencing a the
nar,hvest corner % . u. stanlsI's land, tl'encs
r,innlnx ue.tsfly On r.si lestias frOm Porter
NillaSr ~ fw.iem. y % D. f"ik. % rosi nssf
IVA 4, Ccok's tbsDcs soatbsriy and sssterly
90 raj lesslins o. cosere.i briiss N lani 81 j.
u. stsnlsy's. thsn.s go All >tsnsy's westerly
lac g. hr.t mentioned l"an.is.
psie.i AZ foftsf In ssli ,oaniy this nlsih LAY
JORDAN STACY. p.ru,y shshn
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ssytsuso ACADEMY cssItsslAL

The centennial of fryeburg Academy
will be celebrated August 18th, With q
social reunion Tuesday evening, the
10th. There viii b. an Grafton by Presi-
dent HYDE Of Bowdoln; historical adj
dress by Hon. q. n. Bsrrows; poem by
John stark Colby; ode by Caroline Dana
Howe.
senator Frye, Ex-Senstors f,leh and
Bradbury CtSo Of the only three fellow
senators Of Webster now living. Prof.
A. y. Peabody, Prof. v. knowlton of
San Francisco, Judge Gilbert Harmon
% Toledo, Vim. ID. Howells, Gen. Rufus
Ingalls,, Col. A. A. Gibson, A. T.. Stone.
IL. d.. Hon. A. A. strout, Judge n. e.
Peabody. Dr. \. &. Gordon, DIR. \. n.
Weeks, Hon. stephen n. Allen and
many other distinguished alumni vii he
present. Poems will also be given by
Ellen Ilsmlin Butler, Prof. kDowlton
and LIME Chandler Charles, . great
granddaughter Of the nrst teacher, Paul
LAnxiou. All wishing for tickets for
the centennial dinner (ss cents) are re-
qaested 10 notify The SECRETARY Of trust
ees, A. y. Lewis, ct once.
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Children Dry for Pitchers castorla.

should you ask u. whence these good. are
whence these black goods, whence these white gOod
With the figures bright upon them,
with the lace. hbe "a trim them,
With the jets aud feather trimmings
with the buttons and the ribhonsi
whence these blue goods. whence these tan gu-S,
With the yelyets aud -urah.
All IN. and stylish trmmingsf
We should answer We should tell you,
From the great New England market,
Prom the Wholesale house. many,
FROM the dry goods Bobbins houses,
From the fancy notion dealers
wber. went last week Ia get them
To select thsm aud to match them.
And We .ell them, q. We bought them,
Cheap for cash and AZ the price.
Plainly marked upon each ticket.
II still further you should ask "a,
Saying. which new goods, which stylish
We should answer your Inquiries,
straightway In such word. az follow.:
Navy blue Just the style IL,
Bright, dark navy for the .ea.horr,
Hut the tau. they still ar. raging,
~ the light grays and the greens
Black you know Ia good taste always,
Never out ~ place nor can h.,
In the winter the summer,
And some beauties cheap we show you.
10 you ask Who la What village,
sells these good. aud yariesi,
Sell. these dry goods, aud these fsnce.f
We should answer ". should tell you,
That the bu.ine-. aud title.
written large Ia golden letter.,
DER the doorway. In the village,
On the corner, right on Main street,
Writ .o large that all can Rad Il,
Even he Who may read II,
Ia the day time or In Oh. nighttime,
les. u, & T.. :, PRINCE, Norway
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q e: . d.: :; q, e =. . :: =:
esyy o. .hs:e iss Ad,sssissrs... - paess. pvsss
Sriss. Cs...iss s.s,fsi sss S,i:s - f,s:s ~
psysu asd elass ycsrpsb; rive ths sivssssiss
=, :nS . :, 81. &c I'd - ssA, q ,:,:s.s
LEs SDvisfisisS s6s.xG. 8 ss %s;
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AZ a mas convention Of The KepubIi-
can voter. Of the legislative district CON-
posed % Bethel and towns and plants-
tons ciassed Herewith, held AZ Bethel
saturday afternoon last, John VI. Fhil-
brook Was unanimously nominated AZ .
candidate for representative to the next
legislature.
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DAVID u. wooDBuR
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Joms y. srAsLsY. Rsaisrra.

sxTnKL
q. ~. Bean 10 A. s. Be.a. si@
svcxrixLD.
.. q. Irish 10 n. pcaa. n
onKnHwooD.
l. 7: Robert. = q 70 y. l.. wins, -.
a. Chass ~ ,. %. k-sss. iu1
uAHrvOaD.
.. Thsspsoa 10 =. q. TAs~pses.
nKIICo.
u. r. Richards 10 q. A. sssvens. o.
p0awAy.
.. A. Bolsser 70 O. rsry. q,
ssns 70 u. Q. fsry. q
pARls.
!. c. iiSi.ss :; q ssj y. Ki.s.
s,.tsrd yaik rcyvs Ce. 70 2 ,. nssssss.
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willie, the fourteen-year-old 600 Of
william Bahanger Of New Yofk, vas
drowned in thu min pond ct xschias
Tuesday aftsrnooo.
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BORN.

In uvs... Jsly .. V ,A- vic Of wisssa %.
is Ssrvsy. July %. 10 ,As vim Of xeus'
ia AssIssld. Jaly .. 70 IN. III. Of nssj. Ger.
rtsh. . son.
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MARRIED.

x. Il ' ,.%. isa s y. n, H., r~' ''' and Mis-
In Lrvisssa, July Q, by Rev, u, ~. Have.
vrask y, Pcil> asd u. wiaaifr~'i rartr,'is..
t-csh ef NORWAY.
sls s-, s ss s 9, s;' .sa c.%;s 4
Ssfsa.oa of Lynn. hass
In Augusta, Jane u. Oeo Davis % EAst Peru.
anil Mr.. Lucy Weber ef nes.ineht.
cssrles a. s,rou, % felasi, ssd Nellie y,
saith % oxford.
In Osicri, Juiy %, by Ne, q, Purintoa. James
wilkie asi MARY skiihnxs, 18th ~ ONferi.
In Apdo,er, July 4, By ksv. y. v. NorrIo.s,
Mr.. Wallace D. Abbot of Ansio,er, abi hiss
Dora A. Michel of Byrva.
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Representative Nominations.

pi.trtst compo-ssi - fertsr, nrv.udshi, fryo
hars. liiram AT Lsven
WILLIAM n. sriCk>tN. - Brv~uasli
pi-tr,st comIa-~i - >tg~. Isumars. stcsshss.
~~~isu. Nslrrforl. AltAhy. Nuz-i.t.s
Ns.sa, Gusst. frysburs Aosicmy Sunt.
bstchsAlsf's srAhI
= HASTINGS nEA>. - MAson.
pstr,ct comPc-~i % hsthsl iisnsysr, Ns-ry
Grsr.a. CVtna. Hlsy. Linosln All NAG
kssaY flsnt.tisn.. Anstossr All North All
Wet surpla.. Rumfuri ant al tsrtitsFy ut
othsr~i-r inslusiei
JOHN n. riIiLBRoOE. - hstssl
pa-irtct conPs.-~i - >or~Ay. osfori. IIsbrvs
AL ervsuveei.
JOH> a. ROBEKrs. of>or~sy
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DIED.
1904. Hebron Academy. 1892.
Tuesday, August 80, 1892,
To van Tern 81 lIsSroa Academy viii q

msnss ON
Tuesday, August 30, 1892,
os.rins 10 The IOsas men an.l w.mss % M. ~
caIity iberva-s-l advantage. Coz sltslnas an e,ia
osiisn. AZ fornsrly thsv ~tll - thre rvsular
coar-s. ~ ausiy tnEii.h. Classical AMI tollsss.
The tssshsrs In ths-s eoar-c- ths sane a.
in thu psss fsw year. With thu ssosttion that
MF. ". y. poase,sa. a. %, sti tsks the place
% I.rof -,<ncsr vha viii an. tan l-sin q p--.t
s.siasis oour-s - .,usiy 81 John. iieiAih. Tai
,sr.ity.
Is sliitioa n Tho slS,. ,hrs courses u .,s.ly
The TRUSTEES vish ~ annosnss that I,vparasnis
% Ek-stisa AMI Masic wsw s.tsbll.hs-i last
year aai ulli - oontiaasi uns,sr a.. sams
issshsrs Tie o"@ins ysar. Ms. Lillian @
IA. shsrs. ~ tia department n fhsu,ioa all
ispsrmsnt. k,.ry stuisnt sill have daily in
.trustion sithoat sny thsrE. In sisaii"a
staisuts de.lr,iht sstrs time In thls srsn
ssn tale les.oa. IL prizes Q. si,erti-s-i In cat
.losss. Ih.trsctloa ]. sooriias b. mstaoi Of
Ibsl.arts.
rhs Nasal pet.srta.ni .. aasisr tho ehsFse
~ Ma. Lillian u. small q esi, % hrse ssIrrt
sncs asi training unsisr .s.h ,ssshsr. ss truesi
f.rsl-s On Tia plane. ssi wm. ~ nvnnstt In
wal eaaarv. Mis-. SNAIL win sis. seneral
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srA1I SCHOOL MONEY.

The following "a the spporiionmen,
% state school fund aud mill tax Ia IA.
towns % oxford County, furnished u.
by state Treasurer Beal:
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GEORGE u. ATWOOD. - Paris
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EuGN>E y. SMITH. oi>sr~y
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OXFORD COUNTY.
COURT DIRECTORY AND COUNTY
OFFICERS.
ssprs.ss ysa,sisi Cs.rs.
second Tsc-isy % February.
firt TUESDAY of Nay.
ssoosi Tuesday Of otol~r.
Probate Cs~rt.
AT rlRi..
Thiri Tuesday 81 e.eh month.
AT rH,tHrss.
tir-s Tuesday. % June anil isremi-r.
cs.rt .fI..si,..sy.
Wednesday. following Probate Court.
Cs.rt % Css.sy Ce~.aissis.svs.
At rARis.
Regular sessions;
scconi Tuesday of Nay.
tir-s Tuesday % september.
Last Tuesday Of D~-emlsr.
Cssssy Csssssississsrs.
JOHN BARkER. ChAiraaa. West Bsthsl.
WILLIAM wOODsUM. West r~ru.
W. W. wHIrMARsii. Norway.
COUNTY OrYiCERs.
ALBEKT =. AUSTIN. Paris.
Ci~rk suprvms JsdioiAl Court
EDWARD q. WALKER. Lowell.
County Attorney.
JOHN y. STANLEY. Paris.
Register Of pe~is.
ANNIE u. OsGOoD. ryebarr.
Register % D-~i.. western Di.trsetl
GEORGE A. WILSON. south Paris.
Js.iss ofProLaie.
mERRicx c. DAVIS. Paris.
R@siss~r % Probate.
GEORGE y. ATWOOD. Paris.
County rrassrr.
JAMES l.. PARKER. Norway.
sheriff.
Dsp.sy shsssn.
Cyrus n. wowsil. Beshsl
Crusader Garland. Deputy snd JaIier. Paris.
jonathan Blahs. Norway.
Aivan n. Goivin. Beshsl.
TioseIie A. Barvvs. Csssea.
william %. TAinses. pxsehi.
georrs q. shirley, vDebsH.
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