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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-11

m n uouuaAuss DoAnD q coglyx Coz.
nssSosDs 20 ~ couSSr o. oxoS'
II $500 s.siss.s q o.sssd Cse.sy.
ss.ss:sis sss!;ssssss s.s 49, s:.ssisss "a
~ nj - ss1Ss q fcr al nssiee, = -
~ Cssnsy q Oxfsrd. ceonesc1Al o ~ roea
ssdi.g f.s. ~ - - e x.' Ssrssss siSSci
, ssS - - dvsinss Sssss q q. z s.is.
o u Pfsss.s nsighs slatios Of u fSn -
Ea.isS S. nsissy = ;,:s Ia s. " 81. az
AsdroscoeTis River % low wsssr nart - FAR
nn's Ysry. n aid Peru.
srisr iii proper srstiss Of he hills IN the ssv
Wsy abovs described, % In The Old way ss scw
tnyeisd between aid points. and MAKE Nv 70
cations snd al proper alter.ticns and discon'
is Ana ~. your sssss iii w sss .sv high
vsy IN The foWn Of Msxico. IN saii County o.
Oxiori, commencing on the no'theriy benk Of
th- AndrVecoeEin River. In said Nexiee, q Ios
sus Of Pariin's Yerry. thence up ssId bsik % .he
county Osi iesdiss from Dlnne'd 10 Mexico
Your petitioners also ssh that yo.r Honor.
River between che terminal points Of The say'
above Described IN said towns Of Peru and Mex
ico, and N proper tolls Cor the zane ant licen.s
come suitable person % persons 70 Keep s~h'
Wherefore your petitioners Ssh that after
proper notice % al parties intsrested. Your
Honor will view the premises. hear the parties
make sueh new loeatiens. alteration. abd hi'
continuance IN The shove de.sItl.e, Ss 49,, =
grading Of hills on the sanse, establish the iefiy
above de.erilei, nx the rate Of tolls for ,Ai
ferry and license proper person OF persons v
humfori Falls, Maine. Marh ~. A. ID. i.d.
HENRY w. PARK and - others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-11
STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY az OxFoRD, -.
Bosri Of County Commissioners, December ses
sion. lss!: he'll by adjournment Mar. ?l.t, les
uPON the foregoing ~ titlon, .ati.factory eSi
dence having been received that Oh. petitioners
are responsible. In Il ORDERED, that the
County commissioners meet az the poet ofhce n
Dickyale, In the town of Peru. on the sixteenth
day of May newt. st ten of the clock. A. ", AMI
thence pruree-t o. view the rOute mentioned To-
sail petition, imme lately after which view. :
hearing Of the psrtie. anl their witne.se. viii
he hal at some convenient place In the vicinity
AMI such other measure. taken In the premises
a. the commissioners shall Jutge proper. An
it IL further ORDERED, that notice u the tim"
place ani purpose Of the commi..inners' msetin.
aforesaid lie yiy,n % all per-on- AMI corpora
ton. interested. by causing atte.tet copies OF
saii petition, aut of this orier thereon, To b
serye'i upon the respective clerk Of all Frank
lin Plantation. AMI al.o po-tei up In three pub
lie place. In sail plantation, AMI published thru
weeks successfully In the ONfort Democrat >
Newspaper printed &C Paris, In .aii County 81
oxford. the hr-t Of salt publications, sni esci
OF the other notices. o. he maize, -sryesi an
posted. at hast thirty iay. before sail time o.
meeting. 90 TIL eni that all person. AMI corpoa
tons may then AMI there appear AM show
cause n any they have, why the prayer " al
petitioners shouIl not he granted
ATTEST ALBEIT =. AUSTIN. Clerk.
A true copy Of saii petition ani or'ier of court
thereon.
Arrest ALBERT 3. AUSTIN. Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-11

Thss 4 nothins bstt~ than oxAlis aeid
Or cleaning ceriis ogins hes wssw va,vs
Larrs stop vaive fur hsavy prsssures
must have By pass pipe and valve 70 ID
mit stsam On bosA sidss of ths valve bsfrs
opsningit
Ths internally arsd boiler h much more
compact and effective In proportion 70 IL
siss than The externally arsd boiler and do
mands len fuel for the SANE power unless
the latter h run ut vsry slow speed
Il u stated that In spite Of the great Inn.
proyements made our present engines and
bollers utilize only from 70 Q per cent OF
the total heat generated. Chimney dram
alone wastes from % 70 30 per cent OF the
fuel burned
A recently patented composition for Jour.
nal bearing consists Of plumbago. carbon
ised fiber, deposited carbon and uncarbon-
ised oli-ths latter. when dried By the ap-
plicatiou Of heat serving ~ binder 70
bold the other ingredients together
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-11
CARE OF Ine olNINo.RooM.

The dining-room should be the most
pleasant room about the house, because
IL l. absolutely necessary that the whole
family should come into II three times a
day, for three hundred and six,y-iive
days In the year, and that company
must frequently do so, and as many Of
these days aud occasions must I've
gloomy aud unpleasant, the furnishings
and surroundings Of the room should al
WAYS be bright and cheerful.
Where the housekeepcr has ample
means and leisure 10 devote To the work.
this becomes an easy task. but when
m ,ney Il scarce. and time as much so. II
l. quite another matter; therefore. the
furnishing of the dining-room must I've
considered with economy.
A Brussels carpet should never be
put In the dining-room, as II holds dust
and Il difficult to sweep and keep clean.
Oil-cloth makes an excellent covering.
IL may be frightened with rugs, aud
when soiled can be wiped of 50 that II
will look fresh and new. Mats should
always be kept at the doors, and II used
To clean the mud and dust or the shoes.
the room will only require sweeping
twice a week, while the windows will
only need washing once week. and the
doors and woodwork washing of every
three or four weeks. Pretty, inexpen-
sive curtains should be hung at the
windows, and pictures on the walls. La
VAIN weather wire doors will keep flies
out. and greatly tighten the housekeep-
er's labor. 4 roomy press should be
provided for table linen and a china
closet for china and silver. Comforta-
BILE dining-room chairs the proper
height should always be selected.
IL these little things are given proper
attention, and ordinary care each day
given the dining-room, Il can be kept In
order and always be found bright and
plea saut.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-11
STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY OF OXFORD, -.
Boari Of County Commissioners. reeember .es'
siou. isss. he'll by adjournment Aarh fi'''
lsd.
UPON the foregoing petition. satisfactory e,i.
dence having been recsivci that the p<tition-r.
are responsible, u o. OkDkkkD, that the
County commissioners meet at the Hotel Rum
fori al Rumfori Falls on Tuesday the sixth day
Of Juse next. at ten of the riok A. :. ami theme
pruceed to yiew the route mentioned In saii psti
lion Immediately after which view. heari.g of
the parties anil their witnesses viii lie hal Al
some convenient place In the vicinity, AMI such
other measures taken In the premises ~ the
commissioners shall judge proper. And h !.
further ORDkRED, that notice Of the time. place
and purpose Of the commissioners, meeting
afore.aif he given 20 oil perrons and corpora.
tons interestef. BY causing atte.t~f copies oi
sAid Petition and OF this Orier thereon % lie
.erye.i upon the respective clerks VI the town.
OF Mexico and Peru. AMI also poste'i up In thres
pubic places In each OF sAii towns. and pub
li.bed three weeks succes.ively In the Oxfori
Democrat . newspsper printe'i az Paris, In saii
County of Oxfori, the hr-t of saif publications.,
AMI each Of the otber notices, "a le male, ssryel
and posted, st least thirty days before said time
OF MEETING, Ca the eDi that all persons AMI cor
porations may tbsn AMI there appear AMI shsv
cause. u any they have. why the prayer Of sail
petitioners shouH not lie granted.
AIIEsT;- ALBERT >. AUSTIN, Clerk.
A true copy Of saii petition and order Of oour'
ATTEST ALBERT $. AUSTIN. Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-11
STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY OF OXFORD. -.
BOari of County commissioners, Decemb-r &c.
sion. ls2!; he'll By agOurnmshi MArvh a't
lsd.
UPoN the foregoing petition. Satisfactory eri
deuce having b-en oseiy-i that the Istiti0tsr'
are responsible. In l. DEDEKLp, tat u
County Commissioner NET nc tie HOt-l Egnl
fort at gumfori Pail. on Tuesday tks twet tstl
day ~ June next, az ten Of the clOck. A. H., AZ
thence prscee,l a. view the route nsrii0fei u
salt PETITION. immeilatelr after vhich view 4
hear ~ % the partie. AMI their witne.-ss nj
lie hal 10 some convenient plAo. In tie rally
AMI 81 other usA.gre. taken In the pfrlise'
a. the commissioners shall jutge prgprf. An
10 IL further ORDERED. that notice u the tine
place AMI purpo.e % the commis.ioner-' meet
Ing aforesaii lie given O. all Vsrscn. Abi COT
poration. intsre.te-i, by causing atisstei copie'
~ sail petition. AMI 81 TIT. orier thercn. o. b.
seryei upon the clerk Of the town II
Rumfori. AMI also pc-te'i up In three publ,
places In .Ai,i town. ant published thrcc wrsk,
succe..iyeIy In the oxford p~mc-Tat. q news
paper printed &C pari., In sait County Of ON
lori. the hr.t of saii publications, AMI each Of
the other notices. o. be male, s-ryei AMI po.t-i
at least thirty days before saii tine OF meeting
o. the emil that n per.ons ani corporation. NAY
then and there appear an shaw cause, II any
they have. why The prayer Of .aii petitioners
should not be grantet
ATTrsT.- ALBERT :. AUSTIN. CLERK.
A true copy Of .aii petition AMI orler Of court
thereon.
ArrIsr,- ALBERT :. AUSTIN. Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-11


Il WAS The castou n the early colonlal
days ~ make the gnves due east and
west, and The body vas PLACED IN The
grave with fest 10 The east. This Gus
tom WAS the remnant Of an old belief
that ct the Judgment Day the dad
would nse In tho came form that had
been laid 10 the grave.
The belief Vas that 1t the last day the
Judge would appear upon great white
throne In the eastern sky, and at the
sound Of the trumpet the graves would
open and the dead would como forth 10
the same mortal form which they pos
sesaed ut death, aud the grave was made
east and west and the body placed 10 lt
with feet to the east % that when the
body rose from the grave IL should come
upon its feet facing the great throne,
and there stand erect and motiouless
until It had been adjudged and sentence
passed upon Il.
IL Was also custom, when the burial
ground Was first prepared, TO appoint
some prominent place In the ground for
the burial Of official persons connected
with the management OF public Affairs,
and this place extended north and south,
80 that the graves In 1t should be east
and west, and the magnates were buried
In this place side by side, aud with feet
to the east In the same manner as others
were buried. This WAS undoubtedly
done In the belief that at the Judgment
bay these official persons would rise
together, and, standing side by side,
would be judged collectively upon their
official acts, as well ne individually
upon their private characters.
The old beliefs have passed away and
since burial grounds have been divided
into family lOts-which IL within COM
paratively few years-graves have been
made In any position ~ most convenient;
aud yet 20 where you will IL will be
found that strong feeling predominates
In favor Of the east and west position,
and this undoubtedly without any knowl-
edge Of the origin Of the old custom, aud
simply as q survival after the belief In
which the custom originated has ceased
to exist.
Another old custom In connection
with the burial Of the dead has continued
long after the belief In which II has
originated has passed away. This,
however, IL not altogether q survival
from fore Of habit; convenience has
also greatly assisted to preserve II.
This IL the custom Of carrying the dead
feet first. This custom originated when
IL was believed that the spirit OF the
dead would seek to return to the place
where the living person had resided,
and the corpse was carried feet first In
the belief that carried In that manner II
could not see the door through which II
had been taken out, nor the route along
which II had been carried to the grave,
and that In this manner the spirit not
eeing the way, would not be able to
lind its way back To the abode from
which II had been taken, and that the
living would thus be free from Intrusive
visits and annoyance by the spirit
Boston Transcript.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-11
ELECTRIC SPARKS
N. otgin.l Ben ..l.phOn. PATENT. hav,

The original Bell telephone patents have
expired.
A travelling telephone, which can DO TAX
en- to any room required In . large offios
building at moments notice. II . recent
idea.
Il Il said that there Il such . thing -
electrical sunstroke," and that the work
ers around electrical furnaces In which the
metal aluminium II produced suffer fromit,
Il II said that an inventor In Canada has
patented q process whereby he cools whis-
Ky to about 70 DEGREES below zero and then
passes current Of electricity through the
alcoholic solution. He claims that BY this
process he can Immediately make raw
ipirit into 20-year-old whisky.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-11
SWEET IS APPRECIATION.

Scribbler. who writes for the Weekly
wobbler-"I understand, Miss Dlmples,
that you are going way out OF the world,
somewhere. for the summer"
Miss Dlmples-"les, miles and miles
from anybody. In an old farm house
where there Is nobody to see. nothing to
do. and nothing tn resd."
Scribbler-"I'ray let me send you my
paper every week."
Miss Dlmples-"0h, that will he 50
good Of you. You know they haven't
taken a paper there for twenty years,
aud never could ind anything TO wrap
my hat up In"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-11
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, So Court Of Insolvency. Fourth
Wednesday % warrh, A. ID. lsl. In the mat.
ter Of II. y. MOVES, In.olyent Debtor.
TIT. hereby orlere'i. That sotice lie given 10
all person. interested IN the settlement Of the
hnal account Of q. y. stone, Assignee of the
copy of this orier to lie published three weeks,
successfully. In the 0Nfori Democrats newspaper
printed at Paris In saii County, that they may
appear at q Court Of Insolvency a. lie he'll at the
Prolate Court Room on the 81 Wei. OF April
next az nine O'Clock In the forenoon, and
be hesri thereon, ani object II they zee cause.
GEORGE A. WILSON, Judge
Of Insolvency Court. OSfori County.
A true copy---Atte-t
ALBERT ID. PARK. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-11
AeeAlRs OF The noussnoLp.

~FhNS VI tHc HSSoCNSl6.
Lemons will keep fresh for weeks II
covered with water.
Nasturtium leaves are beautiful for
garuishlng fish and meat.
For taking blood stains from white
goods nothing equals kerosene.
Never put left over food In tin vessels.
Vegetable, scrubbing and other
brushes should be kept With the bristles
down.
Dip fish In boiling water for minute
and the scales will come on more easily.
Sadirous will not scorch II they are
drst wiped on = cloth saturated with
kerosene.
Rub soft, not melted, lard over the
top of bread before baking, and wrap In
. damp cloth with large, dry one over
after baking, and there will be no hard
crusts. Keep bread In = covered boz.
A cement made by adding teaspoon
full Of glycerinc to q gill OF glue, has
proved very effective for fastening
leather, paper or wood to metal.
spinach juice colors . white sauce
prettily, and when poured over hari-
boiled eEEs, sliced and laid evenly on
The platter. makes tempting dlsh. Il
hussfsl IN preparing green lanchsoa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-11

OXFORD. s-Ata Court IL Probate he'll q
tori. on the third Tuesday sf Narch. A. d. led.
pn re petition OF BERTHA y. ssrveas ef sweden,
prs, 10 Tor tn appointment of J. Le1viiis Hen
rssi % Hrxssa AZ Admint-s rasor of ~ e-eate II
den. In The sAli Csapty sf oxford. deceas<.i
ORpERkD, That pestse VI The foreroing p<ti-
tia ~ pahlish~i Cor three vcsks sssse>sivsly,
prtsr a. tbe third Tuesday u April, A. d.
GEO. A.wILsoS. Jsis..
xIsExr d. rARx. nss,-er.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-11
STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY OF OXFORD, s..
Taken on execution ami will lie soli by pub.
lie auction on the seventeenth LAY ~ April, A.
o. isS. nc one ll o'clork In the afternoon, at the
house Of E.iwin Anipws of Milton Plantation.
In saii county. all the night In equity which
tlbrtlge =. Buck of Milton Plantation. In said
county. hal on the thirty .hrst al LAY Of Marrh,
A. ID. ls9l. the time when the same Was attached
on the ori gina writ In favor Of Daniel A. Thurston
of sail Milton Plantation. % re'ieem the follow.
Milton Plantation, In .aii county, 20 wit: The
hsu,e.teai farm with the buildings thereon.
owne.i AMI occupied by said Eibriise :. Buck.
Dstei az Paris this 18th day Of March, A. ID.
E.Y. STONE, Deputy sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-11
Philosophy Ieacles

that what has been may be
again. You who suffer from
Dyspepsia and Biliousness
should place more confidence
in the medicine proven by
forty years curing record,
than some newly advertised
sarsaparilla or an imitation OF
the True L. F. Medicine.
Thisis the philosophers stone
that will bring back health.
Look for large Red Letters,
al. F."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-11

COUNTY Of OXFORD, ss:
Boari Of County Commissioner, D~c. Session
lsy,; he'll by sijourpmsnt, Mar. si.t, lsd.
UPON the foregoing PETITION, satisfactory evt
Hence having besn receivei that the petitioner.
are responsible. Or IL ORDERED. that the Count,
Commissioners meet Il the Hotel Long In Bu /
hesi village, on Friday. the s-th day Of Apr
next. at ten OF the clock. A. NJ. an.
thence purcell % view the route mention
Ell In said Petition. Immediately amer uhish
view. . hearing of the parties AMI their vii
nes.es will be hal at ssme convenient plses
I'm the vicinity. and such other measure.
taken In the premises as the Commis.iensrs
shall JUICE pr,I<r. And 70 IL further ORpkkkD
that notice of the time n lace AMI purpose ~ the
Commissioners' meeting afore.aiA he Owen 10 ali
persona aasi corIorstloas interesss>i. by esa.in.
stse-tes copies of saii etisioa ant of tAi. ecisi
tberon 20 he sery~t upon the Clerk o.
the town Of Buekheli, ami also yssste>i M IA
three public places In sati town. anil publishes
thrce weeks successtvely In the Oxfor
lbemocrat, Q pewspapsr printed at Part
In said County of Oxfort, the drs Of sai.l
publications, and eaeh of the other nssis,- ~ l.
male. servef and post~i. 20 leAss thirty days b<
fore said time Of mcytiaS. ~ The eGi that all
perpons and corporations may then AMI therv
appear and shew cause, u any they have, uhy
the pnyer Of said pesisisasu ssosh MA /.
xranted.
Attest ALnERr 8. AUSTIN. csrs.
A trus copy ef sAii p<sisiss and order Of osar,
ATTEST ALBEKr 9. AUSTIN, c<-s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-11
nxrnRp. m=Ata cour, Of Proha.e heli ..

PARA, within and for The County Of Oxford.
60 ,Ss ,Airi Tss.i.y o. Ms 7. A. y 2. ,ss;
PORTING % be The Iass win and Testament
81 NARY g. MASON. late Of Pahs.
IN said County. deceassd. havins preseassf Tie
same Tor Probate:
ORDERKD. That The said patscs sive nodce
shis o!iss % b pubiisksi shrss weeks sscrsssiys
" In he Oxfsci DeDorras pdnes.i q Para. thai
they nay appcar q Q Proeess CesH = - hssi
Of Apr .sxt, 4 niss Of tis slsrk n o. fsgsssss
ssi sSsv cssss u any sksy havs. Why ~ sasd
lnssrunsns sheabt "a - p!0ysd. apprvvei a.t
allowed - - 40 WIN aad rsssA.e.e q ~
c Sssss y. n Ssssss ! ssSss.s.i ssss.sss,.
xLSir .. PAxx. n,sAs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-11
STATE OF xAIxE.

Taken ss sxscs.isa and wiu n, .sl, sv nah
Nc ssssiss .. ne .syssssssiS asy Of April. 4 Is.
lsa, % - 0ekck ta IL an<russsa, a ~
:, 49, ..s, 81 E,.ia ssSss e Nina. rAssA,,s.
kib,iisy 8, Rssl VI hlhss rks,alsss, In sshl
es.s.y. - % ~ sAlNi DAY sf Aprl A, II,
lSi. =. urs gs.a ~ ss,s Wa sssArAsi On
III ss "s.s.s ssys !. !. so s... a s.s .,s 81
Nlass riAssaiiss. u saSl sssssy. b "a, n
soss.esa! tarn. vnA ~ bsilliars sA<rsss,
49, - sssSyast 4 ~ kie.tsfs :. nssk.
RI. STONE psssy sAssis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-11
III Is USELESS

Tor Young ladies who are troubled With
freckles, plmples, moth and tan and \
bad skin generally to use liquid paints
or dry powders, for they only make the
skln look well for the time being. To
have good complexion you must have
pure blood. Use Sulphur Bitters and
YOUR skin will be fair. aud complexion
Lldles' Magazine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-11
No. 6S.-Riddle.

make deal Of noise i'm my day. yet
Few there are who would complain Of my
noise rs long as tell the truth, but II ] dare
depart from the truth their complaints arr
long and loud am very noisy In the night,
hut as the wee small hours approach bold
my beath with awe and try to keep asslill
as possible. As dawn comes on, however,,
my timidity departs, and grow more ard
more garrulous until about dinner till e
After dinner I am again more quiet ard
give people an opportunity to take an after
no.on nan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-11
ST. ALBERT ;. AUSTIN. Clerk.
To- IHE RolRp az COUNTY CoNNI..IoNEl

To THE BOARD az COrNTr CoNNissioNEks
az THE COrSIf ~ ONtoRD:
The unier-ixne,i citizens ~ Franklin Planta.
ton AMI vicinity respectfully vpw-.nt that
owing % the iahabtant. moving Of from the
county rosi known q. the J.hn.on III ot
Notch Roai, les,iing from the Woodstock raj
southery % the termlnu. ~ SAIL rOsl near u the
Nc klister farm, 81 callei, SAIL rvai IL DO
longer nee lei o. Accommodate the public w.
therefore request your Hon. Boari 10 view sail
rad, ami discontinue the same. or such part there
% q. you shall 'ieem for the public soo.i, AMI -
In duty bound, etc.
Franklin Plantation, Me, Msrrh 8, isso.
l.. C. PUTNAM et 81 ale.
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40. so.-G,orr.phIcai Anagra,n..


All cries A town In the north Of Eng
land
Men in rank. A town in Russia. the
scene Of u famous battle.
Bitter A river In Italy.
Ocrew. rest. 4 city In England. tanned
tor the manufacture OF china
Ibraise. a country In the north Of Asia
Odour. A river In Spain
Hear ten A city In Asia.
IrOye. Poll A city in the north OF Eng
land. famous for its excellent harbor.
Amart. A river In the south Of Eng
land, also In Tasmania
My range An important country In Eu
rope
Danes A range Of mountains in South
America
Tae oowl \ town near Brussels, the
scvIe Of great battle.
Mad master A city in Holland, famed
Tor its trade.
Ons down A mountain in Wales
Vera ran A province In Spain, once .
separate kingdom.
Any gleesi An island OF the coast Of
Wales
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-11
BERT 5. AUSTIN. Clerk.
To TIE IIoSoRlBrE BOARD ov CouSTr Con-.
si.sioSERs FoR THE COUNT of OXFORD,

To TIE IiO>oRlBrE BOARD ov CorNTr Con-.
Ni.sIoSERs FoR THE COUNT of OXFORD,
STATE OF MAINE:
The inhabitants VI the town Of Rumfori. by
their sslectmsn duly authorized. hereby rspsct
fully represent ~ your Honorable BOari that
common convenience ami necessity require neg
locations. alteration. AMI discontia gaboe. In TIE
highway q. now travelei, AMI also o. nov locat.
Ell In the town Of Rumfori b@tween the follow.
Ing poi.t.. viz; Between the westerly ensi 81
the new iron brilse seros. the Aniro-coxsin
River at Rumfori falls AMI . roint in the high.
way leaiing from RumfOri ralls 81 Vast Ram.
fOri opposite Alber Virgins dwelling house
Ant grating Of the hills % such hlxkway q. l.
nov lOcstet between all point. or may te l0sat'
81 In thi. petition. may ~ Orieref.
Wherefore your TrtitiJner- ask that ater
proper notice, Your li0nOf- will view the pr.in.
lees, hear tie partis. AMI make .gch new boea-
tlons, alteration. ant di.."nt naaB~e- IN The
PREMISE, AMI orier the zraiing u .ack hill. q.
may - Jour Honor. .esm % lie demanded ~ ths
pubic.
Rgmfori Fan., wsryh -. 4. u. i-as.
q 7. THuR>ToN, >electBen
JANIS :. MORSE. Of
fRED A. PORTER, RamfOrt.