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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12

A platform has been placed In front
aud along the sldca cf Cole Block adding
much to the looks aud conveniencs oil
the building.
Roberts a Capea have nearly closed
out their stock Of goods.
&. c. bryant has put In . small Hue Of
groceries which he Win carry In con
nectiou With hls meat business.
Mrs. n. A. Chase left here SATURDAY
morning last for Boston, where she will
visit AMI thence return TO Bluehill. She
has becn spending the winter with hef
daughter. Mrs. A. Il. iIerrick.
George J. llspgood has been making
.ome improvements upon his store dur
ing the pa.t week.
Mrs. Fannie Merrill left for Boston
last week Tor stay Of few weeks.
MIDDLE INrERvALE.
In last weeks items should have been
Mabel kimhsli IL at home from Swan
IIill on q short visit.
Merrill Chandler aud family have re-
turned from Gorh,m and Berlin, y. IT,,
where he has been In business for the
winter. Mr.. Chandler expects Ia work
Tor Zen klmbsll this season.
Ned Carter lost quite nice watch a
few DAYS ago ON the rosd to the Till.
The finder viii be suitably rewarded by
r-turnlng IL to its owner ar leaving u st
the post Office at the village.
&. Z. Bean IL sussring on hi. place
hut lives NJ the liill.
D.. W. woodbury's letters are very In.
tere.ting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
OXFORD.


Rev. Mr.. stowe ~ frcepori preached
At the Congregational church Sunday.
Joseph Robinson aud W. ". farrt.
started for Florida Tuesday.
An entertainment With a recitation b,
Prof. whedon, with songs by Mr.. Hart.
lett, Thoma. carr, George Jone. and
Others, music by IN. orchestra. lc'
crvsm. etc, was given by the VI. D.. so.
ciety "Wednesday evening. The proyced'
~ 10 help pay the salary Of Rev. l.. W
kennison.
Durrll a Hawke store vas broken
into Tussd,y night aud bOots aud .hoe'
stolen. The lock Of the door sas broker
aud an oil chl.sl aud handkerchief left
near. warrant was issued To- search
IN. premise. ~ jane Poland In Isbhli
Valley. Nothing Was found Ia implL
cate him Ia this affair, bat some nshins
tackle MAS found which Mas identife,i
by Jane. Jone. a. being q part 81 prop
eriy stolen from hl. camp In March
sheriff Bassett arrested Jane. Poland,
one of nj. sons, and llem,n Poland. \
hearing va. held before =. ID. Edwards.
The Young men plead guilty To breaking
and entering the fishing camp of james
Jones aud were committed Ia l,Il u
await trial. There vas not sufficient
evidence Ia convict jams. Poland.
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DiCkyAlE.

Muddy Well. We should say so.
I,edbrcast, Bluewings and old Jes'
Peabody ARE making music on the morn
Ing air. They cheer and give "a. courage
The stream In sight from these mlll'
IL clear Of Ice and u hank full. The hill
sides except la deep ra,lne. are bare ol
snow.
We walked mile to the Office recently,
out longe.t walk Ia three months.
Mrs. q. ". Gordon arrived here on
Friday on her Journey to join her hus'
band at hi. gold mine In Byrou.
l.. q. Putnam, Who has hecu quite
feeble through the winter. has not been
forgotten by hn neighbor.. They are,
We are told, fitting up his wool pile.
The assessors are looking over the
stock and counting the dogs.
The mill here IL running on order.
with full crew.
The 4. n. mall stage arrives late.
m. snow In thl. valley Ia nearly gone
aud the mud !. fast drying up.
l.. 4. putnsm has been elected treas.
ur-r ~ frsnklin Pl,nt,,icn, NJ 9 sr"ci,l
meeting ~ the plantation.
There Was q chopplng bee At J.. 4,
Putnam. the sth Inst.
Mrs.. George Gordon and dsughter,
G.rtie, have been visiting relative. IN
DIckyale aud Franklin the past week be-
fore going To their new home In Byron,
iIay I. scarce and high Ia TIL. vicinity
Those having Il Ia sell ask ., per tou
for meadow hay and straw.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
EAST WATERFORD.

j. ". Atherton has Lost a COW and la
another .lck. Cause Of the Illness !. moi
known.
There are several little people ,i.itlug
In thu. place. Harold shcid 10 NORTH
CONWAY. Y. H.. I. at hi. grandfather.
:. :. Halle. Carl Mixer 81 Norway u
Al II. q. Pridc'., and Ndclinc johnson,
Who IA. been with her mother at North
Bfihgton, I. nov With her aunt, Mrs..
4. n. Pride.
stephen l.oycjoy Il 80 poorly as %
require the service. ~ physician.
~elecimtn cl,wncc III. Pfi ie tool
the valuation In thl. part Of the tosn.
The iosn farm I. again under ,hs
charge ~ Warren Y. knc.l,ni and wife
Mics syl,i, Ch,dbourne Ia spending 4
month With her brother Amos Ia lIallow'
ell.
Henry Young and Clarence kllgor,
ha,. started out With their horse poser
saNing wood Tor people.
". arr psinei Ia learn to-day, Fri.
day, of the death last evening of q
thoroughly respected and much loscl
toNnsmsn, Dr. Charlie. L.. Wilson. Death
came Instantly, With NO warning, Will,
attending q Masonic meeting. lie va.
a native 81 Ne~fleld Ceutrr, aud settleSi
at the Fiat many year. ago, since which
tim. be has had large practice In this
aud adjoining towns. lie has alsay.
taken deep Interest In public affair.
aud the welfare 81 the town. since ls,,>
h. has he-n town cle'k, aud for man,
year. served Gu the school hard to th'
Satisfaction Of all. Even the children,
With their dread of having the "commlt'
tee" visit the .chool, never feared Hun
for with his pleasant Way, they could
but feel al ease. Three year. ago hi'
oldest .on, Frank, passed away. Their,
are nov left Ia mourn The loss Of the
father. the wife, daughter. Annie, Ia
Wellesley College, ani Younger sou,
Charlie. Professionally, hi. place may
h. iillci, but la the hearts of the people
We fear II never Will.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
TALK or the STATE.

The Grand Lodge ~ Maine, y. T.. u,
T., held Its annual meeting In sico last
week.
The Maine Board of Trade believes
that the national fisg should wave over
every school house In the state.
The Village improvement society OF
Monroe L. obtaining funds To De- devoted
to the public Observance OF Memorial
Day.
The Maine apples are not all gone yet.
A Liverpool steamer which sailed from
Portland a few days since had over 100
barrel. Of apples In her cargo.
There .. q rumor that Judge Vim. l..
Putnam may serve on the Bering sea
commission either a. one Of the arbiirat.
or. or as counsel for the United States.
During . practice game Of foot ball ou
the campus Of Colby University, &. y,
simpson Of the cl,ss Of 81, was run
down by . fellow student and his Jaw
was fractured.
The l?.year-old son Of william Mer.
row Of Pennington went out cunning
With his father. ia some manner the
gun Was discharged and his right arm
Was shattered. IL WAS smputAted at the
shoulder.
In September the remnants OF the Six
tenth Maine Regiment will 90 to Get.
tysburg, and from there will 20 "on "a
Washington" and will march up Penn.
sylyauls Avenue, the tattered hattie flag,
living and Gen. Tilden, their beloved
colonel, In command. They Will be nj
least one united regiment at the National
Eucampmeut, and the boys say that thls
at least shall be the memorable year oi
the sixtecnth's history.
There IL quite = furry 10 the electri,
street railway business In Bangor and
vicinity. Hon. Orville ID. Baker, J.
Manchester Haynes and others got I
charter last year for . road from Old
Town down the river t0 veaxie, elghl
miles. Hon. WIN. Engel and others go
q charter for an electric road In Old
Town. The Public Works Company al
Bangor got q charter to extend thel
road from bangor Ia vsAsie, three miles
AL the parties say they will build.
A Colorado man has bcen In Portland
lately, whose Walt wSs for the espccia
purpose OF buying the stone mortar AM
pesile dug up last year In Scarboro frou
an old clam shell heap near the site q
the hut Of the old Indian squaw Jan
Hancock. lie secured them Tor 90
The pestle u two feet long and sewers
inches In diameter, and the mortar vii
hold Q gallon. TIE purchaser u ma
Of wealth aud his bobby h eolisctia,
|eariesltiss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
THE OXFORD BEARS.
The oolNcs or the WEEK M AL
SECTIONS OF TIE COUNTY.
WESr PARIS


Grammar school clossd Friday. rhl
has been q very satisfactory term unies
the dirrrtion Of Mr.. Hsmiltou. aud thiul
the agent would do we'll To secure nj,
services Tor next sinter.
The Ep~orth Lesg,e passed . yer,
pleasant eyeolng With Mr.. and Mrs
Terry last Noudsy evening. The pro
gran Toe the evenlng VAS very good and
so was the ice cream aud cake that va,
served st the close of the literary enter
uinmsnt. Tbe league holds lie neat
meeting With Mrs. lily Monday evening,
the 18th.
Daniel shaw has moved Into Mr..
Bicknell's lower rvnt.
Gertle stuart IL al home from Lynn on
q visit.
Adonlrsm Curtis % Bosion Ia stopping
With relatives In this place.
sarah whlttemorc u visiting her sis
ter. Mrs. Pickett.
Bert Wing I. sick With the measles.
Rev. u. a.. Hamilton 20 Mechanic
Pals l. expected here nue.dsy night "a
deliver lecture In the baptist church.
\ coat % paint has much Improved
the looks IL Daniel Cnrti.' shop.
There was leap year ball In Ceutsn-
NAL Hall Friday evening. The music
was furnished by an orchestra from Lew
iston.
4. l.. BACON has been Ia brunswick
Ia visit his brother. who L. slck.
ALIVE Jackson :. 20 take charge 81 =.
n. Iocke's "lllxhlsni fsrm" this year.
4. n Emmons' store ~ss closed most
~ the day. Friday. Mr.. Emmous aud
family attended his father. funeral al
Grvenwcod Civ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12


IL looks as though spring had come "a
stay. The snow Il gone sni the roads
are getting dry.
The maple sugar season va. very
short.
Rev. =. u. Rlchari.on Of East sum.
ner was In the place "wednesday ani
Thursday looking after hls place.
Mr.. T.. T.. Packard u In IIoston 'hl'
week With apples.
Mr.. IIibb. went With q car last week,
Emily Bearce IN. gone Ia Natick, Mas.
.achu.e,ts, Ia work for Mr.. Ansei Cur
ney this summer.
Wallace Cu.hm,n I. building the
chlmneys In the church this week.
Emllou. benson IL go much better
that he can do little work.
Mr.. and Mr.. IIrslnsrd rr,urned "a
their home In IIailowell saturday.
The spring term of school will close
Friday. the 18th. Their. viii b. prize
speaking. 4 few of the student. will
remain through vacation.
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u.w ,hI.L 3. {. s.., Of p.l.., A g,lloa

IIsw thish 10 . ssss sfpsissi A gallon 81
the Chiffon Paint o.ntains fii cubic inshe. and
covers 80 square feet % surface, two coats. u
the .-hooIhoase IL To H. painted. We woah HE
b. have an answer from some Of the scholars.
The rvmsrksbie covering property % the Chiffon
Paint IL worthy % eea.iierstioa-it Il an item ~
e,os.my MT to 10 overloaded. The Chiffon :. q
"r,siy misci' paint. AMI We know that thsr ..
q prvjsiiee among many against this kisd 81
paints. They think there .. sos"sthins hslins
10 make them perfect paints The Clifton ..
male with the purss and test linsesd oil. eon'-
bipei with tunsniins ant turpsniine drisr.
nothing wanting there. The hsni and eye may
vary In The grinding sni mixing Of paint, but
the machinery which they use never makes .
mistake. The Chiffon 10 . letter ant more
scosomisal paint than any thai can IL mised by
hand In the oil way. Dont h. behind the tines
you live In. isqsire about thee paint. and 81
. color earl.
Chiffon PAINT Co.
Bssten OF New icik.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
rAeY elIunfp


wlllsrd of Turner was up Tuesday
aud pa, hi. log. Into the river. They ars
driven down the river "a Turner. Til.
I. the fret attempt Ia run log. from TIL.
place. Over 2DJ,ODD feet were put Ia
aud morr added below.
Mrs. llibb,rd left on Monday, the 9TH
inst, for visit Ia Kansas.
oar old soldiers have received an In
,ltstlon To attend q campfire At Buck.
Held on Fast Day. Hope that some oI
th.m may respond and enjoy pleas nj
occs.iou. We believe Ia fraternal r.-
union. ~ various organizations. II
serve. to strengthen the bond. Of love
aud good will.
The mill. are busy cutting out lumber
while water IL plenty.
4. u. Park has gone Ia Mexico and
will probably take charge Of q stock OF
mems furnishing goods.
Hungry pedestrians continue "a come
along. terribly eager for work at Rum
ford falls. An excuse la handy thlne
Ia have.
sIDsIM
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AtaAN

Gu saturday. Mr.. Ralph Rankin, while
A work In y. n. flints sNe handle
mauufsctory. sawed OF part OF the
thumb and first two nnger. of his Icf'
hand.
Mr.. XII q. wad.~orih made trip to
Jackson, y. H., On Tuesday.
Nj. Melville Gould sud family are tn
remove o. Eaton, y. III.
Mr.. samuel wadsworth !. WI viii
symptom. of pneumonh.
M, Uerl~rt N. iIobson died AZ the
,,.II.pc. of his brOthsr-ln-law, John L..
plks, April an. ag~i ~ years, q months
M. disease was consumption. lie was
a gentleman 20 stainless life. aud pur,
and elevated aims, aud hl. pleasant aud
genial NATURE gr,atly endearct him tn .
large circle 90 friends. lie wass worthy
msmber II Crescent Lodge Of knights oil
Pythla. az steep Pals.
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MASON.

Snow about all gone. rlcnty Of waieI
for saving aud driving purposes.
4. :. Ilcsn has crew ~ men at WORK
on Meadow lIrook and Pleasant lslSei
driving spruce pulp wooi.
y. l,csn has al. mill nearly read,
90 start. lie will .sw some birch aDd
hong lumber.
Jrou H. TYLER I. on the .lck ll.,. Or
llili ot lIethcl came On se- him Tuesday
Daniel Watson aud i,uiu. Morrill, al
Norway we're Ia town thi. week. Nor
rill !. quite q cattle man.
Art.mus Mason l. 50 a. Ia be out, bu'
cannot do any work.
or-.r Merrill Il better. hope Ia soor
.ec him able Ia ~ To- work. a. he !. aux
ions to
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SWEDEN.

Died, In sweden, April lat, Dorcas
Ncycr., wife ofE. ". bennett, aged -
years. The disease IA. q had sore on
the ankle which Terminated In csncer.
There la. b~cn .o little rsin TIL.
spring that Frank Dursin hnds Il hard
To start hl. timber on Rings landing. As
the log. are large sni th. pitch 81 water
small, II u doubtful u they all ge, down
Ia the Saco.
Mr.. Lydis Evans aud children visited
friend. In fryebarg r-c-ntly.
BILLY Hall of Icthci was Ia town last
week, ani Ia. concluded To stay this
way some tine q. he Il to work Tor u.
". Bennett Ia hl. mill the coming sea
.au
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EAST egThgl.

A poor season for maple sugar makers,
Madison bartlett had very nice COW
die last week of brain fever.
Mr.. A. n. lirown has gone Ia Rhode
Island To spend q few weeks with her
sister.
Mr.. king.bury Curtis Of Paris IL visit
Ing friends In this place.
Mr.. Ill swan. Who has been sick all
winter. .. fast falling and there are no
hopes 81 his recovery.
A large box % Florida oranges were
distributed In this place Last week. The
oranges were very large, sweet and
luscious, aud many thanks arc returned
To Mr.. and Mrs.. A. VI. iean for .o Kindly
remembering their many friend. aud
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Besn will start On their
return trip home about April lith.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12

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coveted 80 enc. c,slas In.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
auueoso FALLS suuelinos

There L. q trrmor 81 excitement Ia the
new. which comes from the future me-
tropli. of Rumford Falls With the open.
Ing of spring. A city of hye thousand
lnhabltant. Ia the course of dye year. 10
about az large .. the talk goes nov, but
the amount IL water power made aSalN
able !. enormous, and where the growth
will stop can not BE- accurately told.
The city !. not there yet, however. ia
actual sheltsrlng capacity, the place u.
no larger than IL has been Tor year. past.
Hut there !. bo doubt that as soon n the
ground IL settled, active work Ia bulldlng
all be begun.
The contract for baildlng the new pa
per MILL has been l~t to John \. Green
leaf 10 Auburn. The contract price Ia
.aid "a BE- In the vicinity ~ slai,O aud
the buildlng. Are To be complstc,i. under
the contrast, by the 18th % October.
The plant when completes viii includc
eleven buildings, anl II i.e.tlmsted that
u will require Que thousand freight cars
to transport the building material Tor
thrm.
In addition 10 the large paper mill,
negotiatIon. ar, practically completed
for IN. erection ~ larg. .ulphlie pulp
mill, which will be, lik. the paper mill,
on the mlddl. level canal. Tit. mill
~ili o. begun In September, aud com
plet.i some time next year. This mill
all be- the large.t In Maine, with c,-
pacity of forty tons daily, ani vii con.
sumo annually about twelve millions of
spruce iumber.
IN. manufacturing enterprise. already
practically secured will when running
employ iUco operatives.
The Power Company Will during the
present season complete the middle level
canal, begin the grading of street. aud
the construction of the sewerage system.
They may perhaps also put la dam at
the head Of the falls.
Ia. railroad contractor. are, by the
term. of the contract, Ia complete tn.
extension Of the railroad from Gilbert
Vile to Iumford Falls by July 1T. u
1. expected that II will be- ready for use
by freight train. at an earlier dAte--per-
hap. by the first Of June. The grading
IL III. road wa. nearly completed last
fall, aud the laying of the rails will be-
gin as .oon a. the ifo-t 10 cut of the
ground-the contractors think perhap.
10y the soth Of April. Some bridges are
yet to i- built.
Mr.. Willis, the contractor for the build
Ing 10 the stations, has begun on the
Dixfeld station.
The three engines belonging Ia the
Portland aud Eumford Falls rad are Ia
hrst-cla.s order. aud an order ha. been
placed for . fourth, Ia be completed by
June lat. With the new time tables III
July lat, IL IL expected that train .crv-
lce of two passenger trains each way
per day will go Into effect.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
PORIER.

Mr.. joseph Libby. an aged man, died
on Tuesday last. lie IA. been alex .
long time.
Porter Village Cemetery Computation
held IL. snna,l meeting. April ~, and
elected the following officer. for the en-
suing year:
rrrs, Amos nsfs.
Nc frv., Mo-. N LIBBY
Ssc q. tvash.
Twas. tirn ulafo.
Trusr... |. l.. F,p,h, .. u. sahly, Herr,
~ sawyer.
sc,tsa. Msse. Cro...
Mr.. Jane. Gilman ~ fsrns~orth, ".
a., Ia. bought ia. farm formerly own.
ei by David Heard, sni movcd on 90 H..
At the annual school meeting, held
on Monday last, Capt. Jsmes French
va. chosen moderator, y. u. French.
clerk aud I. T.. French, agent.
Mr.. J. Monroe Libby 10 her. from
Boston for a short stay.
Farmer. are commencing on their
farms. Ground I. getting quite dry.
Mrs. \. y. Mason 4. quite sick agaln.
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ROxBuRV.

one week has made wonderful
change. The promise now IL for . Yer,
early spring.
District No. In thl. town has four
married ladies young enough Ia draw
school money. claim that this best'
any other district In the county.
j. l.. Week. has moved back Into town
having bought the Amisa Richards
farm of John Reed.
Our assessors found the stock In towr
looking we'll for this season, especial,
sheep. II has been good winter foI
them.
John Reed I. nj brunswick this weel
for Dudley 4 Marshall.
The river l. AZ good driving pitch
but for some strange reason the driver
have not come and the water goes Il
Aa.te.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
ALBANY

Our people are driving their lumber
down the small streams, and lind II
rather slow business for lack of water.
fernald a Flint have started their
mill. They employ i've men.
The ladies' circle met with Mrs. An.
gle Besn, Thursday. Quite n full at
tendance.
A.G. Lo,cjoy % M,sou made Us a
call Friday, as be WAS going To Otis.
field To clo.e up sale. Of his apples aud
hay there.
J. =. Birds daughter l. yet quite sick.
Lyman johnson IL falling.
Amos Bean, q student at Bridgton
Academy, l. at home during the spring
vacation.
The Cosmopolitan OF April gives its
readers some Interesting accounts of the
the crew Of Transatlantic Liner; also
some idea OF the sire Of these large
steamships. The crew consists Of tit
men. The engines, 5000 horsepower.
requiring the consumption Of 30 tons
of coal every ~ hours.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
srATI Of MAINE

CorStt 80 Ottoni,. =.
lssrl - Ioanty tomfnis.iansrs. Des session
Issl, halt ~ sljoarumsnt Msrh lsh. l-si.
uTpN the forvsuinx T,etitlsa. satisfactory e,t
isnos haying b~eh rvcflvvt that tho Istitisnsr'
81, rr.poa.ible. tr l. ORprasD. that thc ,eaniT
<ommls.l"nsf. NEE, % tho AnigfsF li.a-s
In Narrower. on Tuesday. The setenth dsy 20 junl
nsat II ten - the siosk, 4. NJ, an
thsnre pr-e~i o. View The route msntipn
81 10 sail Petition, Immediately amer utisi
,iew, Q hearing ~ tho Isrie. sni their sit
nes.s. will ~ hal al spms confenisnt plars
In the sislnitv anil sueh ether msasurc-
taksn In the yrvmis~- o. tho touamissiunsF.
shall lasis. pru,-r. AMI u Il further OHpt atp
that Ra,ics ~ The t,as pls.s All parI-s-s ~ ~
tOta sil .slonsr.' msstnx sfsfv.ai1 10 given o. al
I-Fssns ani corporations intsrvsts.t, ny CAUSING
atis.ts- sotis. - ssi yetitioa AIT - thi. orief
thsr,un ~ - sefN~i uI.n ne rv.t-stiVs lsft'
% the tswns - Anitoysf ani koxhury, AMI ala
Jss.tssi 90 a. thru. pabtc plaos. In zach ~ ali
t0sn., aRl pabtishsl thrvs srsks sus.s-.lssly
IN ths ''sfsrl pemssfat. Q nsvsIapfr pnntri a
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forv sAli time - mestns. b. The sRi that All
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spl-sr ani shgv cause. N any they have, shT
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Aut-r ALBERT :. AUSTIN. CIsr..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-04-12
NOTICE or roREcLOsrRE.

Whereas, Roswell Bhers of sumner. In The
Coansy Of Osfori anil State of Maine, ~ his
mortgage de~.i, dsie.i the twenty .-econf dsy "
N.sesnlsr, A. q. i-s.s asa rreori~i In The Oxferi
rrristry of deess. bcok ga. PAGE ~, eonss,ei 30
a. the un.ievsiFs~t, certain parei cf real estate
In .aii Osfort Coasty. u East sumner. soesli
ei, On highway ea,iinx from sait kas sumner
% Bsekhsbi. and bounded eastsriy by sail high
way, syusheriy by l.. n Blstes's stand, westsr'
" ~ issi el James Bosvosth. nortberiy BY
ksi Of josiah lieirios. contsininE se-foath
ssrr, b. The ssme mers or lees. Ala Q certain
.tors and VI ef hsd heloafihg ~ sane. situated
ss saii Esss sumner. On n,fth stse of highway
Isaiins " Hartford. ooatsinisx one fourth aerv
- the same NOW 90 he-s. DeanInx the sans
prvaises css.eysd 70 alt Roswell bu<Is, ~
Of said norsgase has b<sa brokea. sow thew
fosp BIZ reasSs " ths breark II NJ eossiitics
therssf, ~ claim fsrerksars ef sasd 'nossFAse
sissifii;ss. . Il .. sSSas;s,