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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
ROlallRv


Winter IA upon us In earnest, no,
much snow, but plenty OF Wind and
cold.
otis wyman % Rumford was In town
on business.
In. railroad surveyors hnd II cold
work standing by their Instruments. No
more light grading Will be done this
year. Work on the lodges and heavy
grades will ~ on.
The contractors ARE selling the wood
on the line ~ the railroad. IL Ia cool
brass. Not a dollar % damage has been
paid. How soon Ne shall have notice to
quit our farms I cannot tell. ANY one
wanting 10 rent farms on swift River
for l>sa will call ON the contractors.
Mrs. Locke h still In the hospital In
Boston. She l. not getting up AZ well
~ from her former Operations.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
SION

Hattie Woodward closed her school
Nov. -. II Was very successful term.
The Iadlr-' social circle INST with Mrs..
Fiheld Tucsday. the 9Th. twas IA very
pleasant Gathering.
Arrhie GGptill Tell down With an arm
fol 81 Wood and broke his for,hnsrr.
Warren Durgin 4 ,l,ltlng at -. w.
BsrrON'..
Mis- Lena staples returned home Win
h.r hIofhsr. RsN. 4 :. staples.
Re Guptill met With great loss
ous day last week. lie lOst very nic'
horse.
Mrs.. Annie Remission hs. gone out 10
Mr.. Wo.dx.rl's 10 work thl. winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
LOWELL.

The Keniston brothers are cutting
hard wood timber from the "Trout Pond
lots" They intend to put Ia 900 cords,
drawing II to East Stoneham, To be
sawed Into slaves and spool stock.
q. X. IIamblen aud wife were over
from Bridgton Thanksgiving Day visit
Ing at II. W. Palner's.
Henry L. harrington has sold bis
place at Alder Brook TO Charles II.
barker aud built a house at Mexico near
Rumford Falls.
Fred G. Russell and wife have arrived
from Hanover, n. H., where he has re.
Gently graduated from the medical
school.
Walter Gordon aud wife are living
with Mr.. Seth Walker, Mrs. Gordon
doing the housework for Mr.. Walker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
Anars aiIcsEiIIn

Head Bros. have been putting In 4
new water Wheel the past week.
e. \. n ~. II. Warm have bought Z
lot 90 tlmher land In Woodstock and NJ,
In camp Tor the winter. VIII Bl.oe",
John Damon. Earl Work aud t~o East
mans Arr AZ work foe them.
John ". chaplin has moved on Ia hi.
farm which h. bought % David Wood
bury last spring.
Joseph Bickn,ll :. quite poorly this
winter.
our school closed the sd.
NAbsl farrar % Sgmner has been Viz
iilng In our place IN. past week.
Mis- Kelley 20 Portland l. visiting hei
slater, Mr.. Charles flsgg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
Noarn PARIS

Jane. howell /. some better We under
stand.
A. n. LlttlehAle IL Ia Canton packing
apples for y. l.. Barrett.
q. q. Fuller has sold COW to JohE
loss.
Everett Robbins has swapped two ol.
ooxs for young Gov Win lSAipi
Andrews.
George wsshburn has been cutting
and yarding lumber.
&C. Fuller and wife spent Thanks
giving at America Andrews.
T.. Y. Field has been on the slek list
few days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
sOlIYn nlRAM.

Warren Msrriheld has bought Jacob
Ridlon's farm.
Miss Hattie Fitzpatrick u Waiting at
sewell Gilpstrick's.
Andrew Merrineld has been visiting
friends and relatives In this vicinity the
past week.
The Juvenile Templars present.
another Goose" to large audience 10
Neouiun Hall Thursday evening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
SWEDEN

Mr.. Mary chute, aged ~, The oldest
person Ia tosn, l. quilt. poorly.
Mr.. samuel Hummer and nlcoe ha''
returned from Concord. snd s.re accom-
panied home by Mr.. ". II. King.
J. ". Nash aud family are al MI
samuel Plummer's.
SOyial dance AZ the town hoas'
Thanksgiving eve. :,
Mr.. W. :. small has been al Mr.
Joseph P,fry's the past week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
aEIAEI


A union Thanksgiving social servics
wss held At the Congregational chapel
Miss Resslc Chapman, daughter Of 7
". Chapman, q graduate of smith Col
lege ~, has gone 10 Tabor, lows, q
tech In Tabor College.
4. v. Bisbee IL remodeling the houss
he purchased Of Mrs. Harding, which
will make Clark Street very attractive
In appearance.
Ira Jordan L. building the school house
at the lover end OF the village Into q
double tenement.
Mrs. Mary Chandler writes from Den
yer. Col. that she IL improving In health
under the influence of the delightful CHI
mate there.
Mr.. Pred Roberts has closed his en-.
gagrment as clerk with Mr.. Bisbee aud
will move hls family 10 China, Maine.
Mr.. Davis Lo,cjoy is to clerk for Mr..
Blsbee.
Rev. Mr.. Beem, formerly pastor Of
the unlyersaiist church In Bethel, has
recently been here aud moved his furni-
TURF tn Berkeley, Mass, where he IL PAS
tor of the Congregational church.
There will be q sociable u the Uni
yersalist chapel Wednesday evening,
Dec. 5.
Invitations have been received by the
ladies Of the Congregational church To .
birthday party at the chapel Tuesday
evening, Dec. 4. They are To be enter
tanned by the gentlemen, sud u the
unique Invitations are Indicative of the
entertainment q success IL Inevitable.
Gould Academy opens FOR the winter
term Tuesday, bee. 4. The village
schools have been having Thanksgiving
recess.
Friday evening the Christian Endeav-
or and the Early and Often Club held
\ reunion soclable AZ the chapel. We
were glad 10 meet some of our young
men Who are home from college for q
few DAYS vacation. Among these we're
Edwin Gehrlug from the Boston School
of Technology, and Herbert Rove from
Harvard. Norman Gehring rendered
violin solo In tine taste and showed q
good degree % skill for young man.
We hope Ia hear him again.
Hon. 4. T.. llerrick has been confined
to his house by illness this week.
The Thanksgiving spirit Was well car
NtN w INV Nttr- ~ NhasN -
the Congregational sabbath school.
They called upon their teacher and left
chickens. mince pie, cranherric. aud
lots % good things for q Thanksgiving
dinner. The older people can we'll learn
q lesson from this. and thus observe the
DAY not only In name but In the true
spirit.
business has been good In our court
room. rsThsm, whose case MAS not de-
clded until Monday. Was fined slO and
costs. lie sppealed. Cotton, superin-
tendsnt ot the town farm, pleaded
guilty sud WAS fined sSsnd coats. Ezra
stephens from Bryant's Pond Was before
the court for hunting on SUNDAY. lie
paid costs aud flne aud Il subject tn
good behavior In the future. An assault
and battery ease from Mason Vas tried
this week, Chsissong against Fox. The
latter wss fined 81 aud costs.
Edwin Batcheld.r returned from
Riley Plantation With . IN. buck deer
whlch weighed $50 pounds. The head
l. aid io b. the finest ever seen here.
4. T.. Henson purchased u. Mr.. Batch
elder has gone back TO Riley, hoping Tor
a. good success again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
AARIEORn-

The house 10 Nmo. Purkis VA. dsm-
aged lat sunday morning by nre To the
amount ~ forty dollars. The IRE va.
discovered just in time 80 that II could
~ nut out.
Mr.. Harry Bicknell, the artist, from
Boston, will spend Th.nk.gl,in. at the
Hartford Cold spring Yarn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
PERU.

Mrs Mary Bsbb has strawberry pre-
serve. that the strawberries we're poke,
10 i,Go, and they are a. good a. ever, sh'
SAYS. -
Wilson stillman l. at home having
finished threshlng.
Miss Edith stillman has gone To Wes
Peru to work for Mr.. Curtis.
Charles Cannon has been here visit
ing his father, J. NJ. Cannon.
There Was quite number thst al
tended the farmers Institute nj Wes
Peru although the day MAS very cole
aud windy. The grange Furnished
dinner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
RuNEORD

:. l.. Moody has b-en "a AndoSer VS.
Ting and bear hunting, bat the bear.
are none the lees.
Lotto Elliott hss gone Ia Portland.
The \. 4. :. 4. T.. hold their meeting.
la III. upper church while the lower
church I. being repaired.
P.rI.y Martin !. yariiug birch ioi
Mis- susan Walker.
". ". Virgin l. To work Ia the bircl
mill 40 Milton.
Mr.. Thompson aud daughter Nay
have taken rooms In George c,earns
house.
jim Elliott, Who has been In PooI
health for several months, Is not any
/ better.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
EASY PERU.

some ~ the deer hunters have been re-
warded by getting = chance to get a shot
AZ some IL the deer.
So. Irish shot buck deer that dress
I'll $50 pounds.
Eolly Babb shot deer also.
Mrs. farrar has returned home from
the ospltsl and Il improving la health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
THE OXFORD BEARS.
THE ooINos OF TIE WEEK m AL
SECTIONS OF the COUNTY.
WILSON'S WILLS

The very warm and pleasant weather
of the past week has carried on the snow
80 that the people are using wagons
again.
VIII Durkee and family have gone "a
Colebrook Tor the winter.
Mrs. Lucy Bennett IL III. She IA,
been confined To her bei for three weeks
Her mother, Mrs. Sophronla Durke~, I.
With her.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. W. Pickett, old real
dents here, we're In town the past week
Joseph Carter l. AZ work for Percy
Ripley clearing land.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

good story Is told BY the deacon Of
o-s ~ Rockland'. churches % how he
"a. buncoed BY some Of the smart lads
= The socisty. One sunday morning
Oh n the boys did not happen 10 have
lny ,hAnge In hi. pocket for his HsIa
contribution, 40 he went az Ia the deaso'
a-i s.ked him 20 change quarter. Ih'
tss,on couldn't de- that, bat he, out o'
sympathy. gave the boy i've cents. ih'
as1t sunday the deacon had seNeraI as !,
maud. for change Tor a quarter shd
eou,.aued for several weeks until th'
deacon detected Que Of the boys 10 WHOM
D. had given money passing l1ais
- al0ther bov 10 get chsnge WIKI IN h'
.gru But Il didn't work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

81 .tartsman Al one % the hunting ~
..-t. avs. "One word In regard Ia The
.r.rsase % large game IN THIS part ~
OBJ. .tate. Thirtssu years ago ] .iartsd
0-' on a hunt for large game. In ths
glt days that MAS gone Travelled
Oh .re Than iOo miles, aud ssN bat I've
deer wards and one moose yard NJ
hat time caribou we're quite nuinsfoa.
saN ons drove ~ thirty In that hunt
Nov you can -, more de,f In Que day
from the piazza % the hotel than you
could then Ia weeks hunt. Nearly
every week you wiu Rad ~ some ons
icing tresd By moose. Al pressut
now where there are itreen mOOs'
lards. and none oi them are more than
sht miles from the stage rad.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

The fact that Or. Conan Doyle pro
49,. to write an article on American
sousu-.n article whlch Il 20 bear ths
beautifully British Title, How Your
Women Impressed Me"-is a uhf'ilns
90. u !. stated that the author VIII
a. Ogt % the country before he writes
4 The Ladies Home Journal 10 10
pat u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
Sours RuuroRp.

4 u. Putnam 1. having his house
| plsstsrcd.
". Clark spent Thanksgiving we.k
With his mother In Turner.
Thsre MAS q party ~ Fremont Ae-
hstt'. "Wednesday eNeaius.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

Isruty sheriff Bass,tt 10 Nor~a,
t... .h, Jesse BroSu aud frvi Meth %
y. at week for drunkennsss aud dis
,lrftrvy. lle also found The party Who
g. hem The run and brought him 10
aI 9TH them. \ practical method ot
ID .ag With ~, liquor question.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

There wul - special services st the
E.rf..t Vs.try this week, beginning
Tue.isv e,vning The pastor stl b
,...ri pa Rev. D.. 4. Cunston Of
UHt-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
DAIRY CONFERENCE.

Arrangement. have been fully perfect
ed for the Interesting aud profitable con,
yeniion Of the leading dairymen OF
Maine. under the auspices Of the Board
OF Ag' iculturr, at Pennington, Dec
10. Il Ia. been thoroughly adyertl.'
cd, and. Judging from the source. OF To-
formation at hand, Will be an exhibit
worthy % the patronage ~ all who feel
an Interest In the cause for which II u
held.
New and novel features will be Intro
duccd tn please sud Instruct. The lect'
ure. will be emlnently practical aud en-
tertalnlng. and the music artistic.
n. wALkEG MCkEES, Sec'y.
Augusta, Nov. ~, lsoi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

Ir.slmoi letters 1t rari. Po-t ofiicc
-, HIH~t 1T.
Iiuashtru
~ Tss.r iiamwuni
UHHH uurf
~ NJ. Thaua. E.syr. Aia,lan
F.lHfN nuut
n a uammeni.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

NJ. EIila Butterheld vent Ia llsVet.
AL Trs.dav 20 last week. summoned
~, Posi- ths serious illness % her skater,
n. haze.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

u.ary sheriff Perkins spoiled some
nsar. Thanksgiving Thursday, by seiS-
NJ ktg containing i've gallon. ~
E.a.i -.piration 10 the form % whisksy,
A. ftf IfIot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

Er, NJ Wedge preached al Rockville,
Cour SUNDAY, aud Rev. :. ID. Richard
a. ~ Hebron Supplied the pulpit here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

Name. ~ scholar. not absent onc-hali
"A, m the Tuhh. school Gertrud Z
ma ~. Josiah Thurlo~, Irving Thur
- Efgiush Cummings.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

NJ Manson Briggs 81 Ls~rnee,
N.... .psut Thanksgiving here With his
.I.f,r Mr.. \. II. Mason.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

NJ sud Mr.. NrSton stanley ~cre az
fra PORTLAND aud spent Sunday At
JgirT ~tanley's. The family reunion
uasa Uiti@ late Tor Thanksgiving. but
-. .mplsts aud ehioyahls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

Dr. T.nney, oculi.,. will be a, the
Bethel House. pcc. 5th and 9Th. n.
this will D. Dr. Tcnney'. last aud only
visit In thl. place for wear, those Wish.
Ing To consult HIN. will DO well 10 call
on him at this time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

NJ and Mr.. Albert u. Park spent
fN,nk.si,ing NJ East sumner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

u.. Maud pOughss spent Thanks.
,,,Ins AZ her home la Canton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

p,,.rt Jackson Was AZ home from
Ws.,t-pok seminary To spend Thanks
giving
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

NJ. ll,llett and children from Boz
,,r .rsst Thanksgiving With her father,
NO. Hiram Hubbard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

IN. primary school In this village will
s.,.a 70. = inter term, Monday, Dcccm-
- lWh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

Register - Probate Park went 10
yr,,furg Monday for the p,Cember
,,rm N Probate Count at tia, place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

Nj. gertrude Harlow Vas home
,-,m Boston for Thanksgiving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

sheriff James L. Parker of Norway
-. A. the nm last Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
WEST FRyEBUR0.

I. lNtraciing q fVJth.
g awputAtiun.
NUisfn Caurship.
q The Meas -Four fhsss-.
q Measuring M hshy.
q N@tsru Life on Yarn.
n Uialogue. "Courting Melinda, t~o .csns..
m T,tn barley >ans.
IA n.,'.n.tian Charlie naliari.
IS. >ons, seh"'N
The school house was we'll hlled with
very interested audience. All went
home much pleased aud hoping We
should have another In the near future.
Minnie II. Darlington has returned
home from Pennington Normal school.
She will teach the Iisrbor school thi.
winter aud return 10 the normal school
| la the spring.
Mrs. Tosle Was at Chatham a few
DAYS. bat had to return ON account oil
poor health.
Very poor travelling yet.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

Tho Uni,er.ali.t Ladies Circle Will
ns,t % ACADEMY Hall neat Friday even
IL ~uppsr will - served ~ six
s'lu,k By special request Dame
F.Ustti aud her singing class will AZ
t.srat 4. O'Clock. After the convert
he aiIl be- social dance o. which All
srs r,frd. Thcse circles have brrn un-
u...Uy .uccc..ful thi. season, aud large
-.rtsr. have attended, the average
-.rt.r q thoss az supper hsing seventy
sts n sNidsuC. % incrrassd pros
rsf.l he ladies have r,csntly Addrd 10
Asr a,iliti.s Tor accommodating large
rLuH,r. four dozen silver knives aud
fg... a8d through the generosity %
Ioba IIerye. Esq., have revived a.
gff.4r dofsn elegant silver teaspoons,
- ai..t thew expires sinccrr thanks.
tI. a. De- hoped that al The friends Mil
rs,us. III, The efforts 20 the ladies ~ The
,.-., tl Interest aud smuss them, and
rtsl them by an Increased siteudAucr.
>ECRIrAEl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
4 - - Tr.I RtAoIN0 ROON.

lts reading rOom i nearing the close
~ .f. .f,urd YEAR 81 life. PROM very
.uI ginning Il Ia. grown until u
.....r,. ssIl With auy reading room %
o. safe. brUm the hrst ii has bs'n
..... Ted by the contributions OF
o. FL. sod the proceeds ~ entertain
r.rr. Ih..s receipt. have been sun
.srt fD meet thv running expenses.
A'.u' .us YEAR sgo, ~hrn thc work Mas
sl -.si. small debt Nas contracted
d. .stt remains upon the association
t-Hst. n cCmes due on "Wednesday ~
d. r-r.sut week. aud must he paid a.
li. time. IT, amount i $50. There
t. ts,u a small contribution 10 meet
l. .,ff. bat the greater part remain.
l....t.Isd Tor. We appeal Tor hslP A.
tis ETHICAL hour. \ little As-lsiane'
GA. al.I ensure the future prOsp'ritl
UfIr rooms. viii you help us Viii
1..- mIts- lid Ne not believe that th'
a...,.ttiou l. doing q good work, Ne
s...I rot 40 boldly tsg for Il. Help W
r.s. aud lt all - long before such al
aIr.lI will sgsin De neysssary.
Al. NEDGE,
ten. 80.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
aEssENGERs NOTICE.
OFricK az rHE sHEniFr 10 OxyoRD COUNT.
STATE OY MAINE.

HhAhE w 1AtsE.
OXFORD, ss.--Novemler. fist, A. ID. lx4.
This IL 10 give nesice. thsi on the sl.t day Of
Nov, A. ID. isst, q Warrant In Insolvency
Mas issussi out Of the Court Of Insolvency for
III C.S.'y q .3s,fori AEsla., the s.,..s Q.
~ 10 a. iBsolyest Debtor. On pstition Of saia
DslSor. which petition was al~ion Ne sssi aay
Of Nov, A. ID. ls4, % which ssst bsmesi
the pay mest of any debts ssd .hs delivery and
transfer of any prviSsty l<Daging " said debtor.
70 him o. " W ve asd Ne delivery. and trans.
Az; That 3 meeting Of The Creditors OF ssii
ilslsor, 70 prove their del<s and ehoose one OF
more As-iGbees Of his estate. viii lie held 81 q
Court 90 lnsolvescy, ~ In hokisn q Paris, M
said County. on ne isA day Of Dee, A, y. ia
q Mise s'cloek In The fowsooa.
Given under ny had The dals Afss Above
written. .,. $50
~ !; 3 Ss's It i i.::' ss:' To-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

some prospect o, .lelghing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
DIRECTORY

-, R,ftist Chur,h Rev. A. Y. we'ire. Pas
80 10 every sunsisy % n a. n. ~abstsy
-e.InIIN sabbath tseninx ssrNise a
- rraysr Nestisss thar-ay tve"inE- Al
T,t,sr..n., Char,h; sus.lay schesl every
s..iaf 40 N ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04

he November term 20 the Supreme
Ridiculous court, JustiCr ~. Z. Davis
tr,. ling. Was called "a NET AZ the
~ : recon- on the evening 10 Thanks
~. day: bat 90 Accommodate the
az, uumhsr ~ spectators Nho Nishe'i
toaf.end, an adiourum"nt Sas made 'n
sl,suc- 10 Academy llall. The css, ga
f-.st~as jefferson jones Arthur J.
, .rtes| ~. Mshiiablr fiuukrtt Mr.,
U A.. Hammered fpt breach 20 prum-
b. 2. \. Wood for plaiutif, George
" NfNood for defendant. Quitc NUN
- 4 witnesses wee cxsmlnsd, aud
he. Wtrv remarkably good Nituesse-
Co.,. having their testimony vel w
t.. The rules 20 eNidenCe wcrr ~
hA.t. Ilttls. aud several csuses ~efs
t..l aad quite an smouut 81 lecal ,hsn
~. tlr,.hsd over during ths trial. Ih'
alt.res caught ca" With commend
o. ,rumptue.s "a everything that Na'
g.t ~. iury's verdict AS Ia elect
tis.ff. defendant wasn't gully, bui
tt, ..s.ut.F mustn't DO 80 any more
n. ,uarf eas dnaliy sdi'urued hy the
gr.f. ~ho directed Al persons having
a.lth.us iurtlsr 'o 10 before the couri
q. "h,u,, depart. snd give their attend
au.yaf ti. N.raaS Municipal Court,
ar,r IsGsar, dr.t. % which time and
q .., tL.- ,..rf uuw stands sdlourncd'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-12-04
White Bronze Monuments


Brysnt's Pond, Me-, May !, iseL
Mn. A. l.. MANN:
Your letter of April J0th, IL received
will say In reply that regard the white
lronze Monuments as superior Ia mar
BILE or granite. 10 does not tsrnish OF
change color, except In time II turns q
shade darker, which ! think makes II
more beautiful.
Ny monument In Pine Grove Gene
terry has stood there nearly fourteen
years, aud you can see for yourself that
IL remains untArnished aud I believe
will remain 90 for ages tn come.
Respectfully.
Mrs. l.. II. TABOR.
We have hundreds Of letters speaking
Ia highest prslse Of white Bronle.
For full Information address
LEWIS ". MANN 4 son, Agents,
West Paris, Maine.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-02

SHERIFT's SAFE MAUDE II. BAKER.
~ Plaintiff. ". Abbis J. Portsr. B. T. Iorter
and Alexander Mort n. defendants.
Under and BY virtue Of order OF sale and
district court 81 the irst judicial district OF tho
state Of y OntanA IN and for the county OF Lewis
aud Clarke. on the 18Th day u April a ID. Isl,
in tho above entitled acfio1, Wherein MAul
NJ. aker. the above named plaintiff. obtaiue1
Judgment AMI decreo OF foreol0surs Aad Sale
against Atbie lorier. s. 2. Port .
10Th day Of April, A. d. 1svl for the tun
u Si.JlbOl bpsi lee interest costs ami attOrne3f
feeF, which said decree wna on tho 10th day @
Aprl. A ID 1884,. recorded in Judgment boos
mandod to sill all that certain lot pieca .
parcel ~ land. situate. lying and being in ia
northern Aeitc addition 10 the city Of Helen
in me county 90 evils and tlarks. state O.
h ontanA, anu bounded and described as foiio-s
to-sit
The ssst thirty sll fs,t Of lot six ta,. in hlock
10 he city Of helepa. county aud state stOra-
said being thirty 800 feet front on Roulder ave
nus and one hundred and forty ul1l feet deep
- said lot and BLOCK Ars NUMBERED dssignatsi
aud described upon tho plat Of said Northern
Pacific addition now 90 file in the Office OF the
recorder Of cetds o; said county OF Lewis sad
Clarke.
. ogether with AL and singular the tensm1nts
hersditsments aad Appurtsnaness taorsunio be-
longing or AnyWisa hnpertsIulng
Public notice 10 hereby gwen. that on lhurs-
O'clock m Of that day At the front dsor OF the
oonrt house. Helena Lewis and lHrke county
Montana. will. in obedience 20 said order Of sale
and decree Of foreclosure and sale, sell the above
described property. or so much thereof may
10 necessary TO ratirfy eaid Judgment. with in
tefeot and costa. 10 the highest aud best bidder
for each in hand
Given undsr ny hand. this 18th day Of April
So CHARLES d. CURrIs sheriff
By FRKD T. hoss. Under sheriff
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-02

A BsESsMEhT NOTiCE-THF LEO MINING
"a & Milling CompanT ~ Montana. vorks
located three and one haf miles from ate
cilVer EOw county, Montana
Notice IL hereby given hat at a meeting OF
trustees Of sald mpsny he'd on tho 9Th day Of
pit ihbi On sasmont of u cent pof
share Was levi d upon the capital stock Of ssil
company. payable on tie l6th day OF May 1924
20 j ohn 4. Mey0r. secretary ~ Hnid company Al
this office OF ] he 90 Inning & Milling upanT
u Montana, room no. 40 commercial bald
Ing. q LOnis. no.
Any stock upoa which said assossm mt shall
remain unpaid on the 23d dag OF NAY 1891
ehAll DO de med delinquent and will be duly al
veTtised for sale At public suction. anu unless
Payment b. n ado efOrc will lie sold on the i4th
osy ~ June 1894. 90 pay thu delinquent assess-
ment. together with the costs Of advertising and
expenses of sale. JOIN p MY q.
ecretA 81 said company.
Foom No 40 ommetoial building St. Louis
No.. Office Of sand compinE.