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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28

Mf-s eetfsr T. toahss s....r...s .afrffr -
Mr.. aud Mrs.. ~. =. Ferry aud Georgia
A. Walker are enjoying the week nj iils'
gins Beach.
Granville Perry Of Boston Il visiting
his brother, Dca. O.good Perry, at Nor
way Lake.
Hiram johnson, who for q long time
has been sick, died al the town farm
Tuesday.
Cha.. y. FROST 81 West Medford ~ss
here the first of the week.
EllDsh Libby MAS arrested Tuesday on
complaint Of Edwin Rich charging him
With larceny. After = hearing hs ~A'
discharged.
r.. ~. IIasyctt's carriage shop has been
moved by Prank l.a~son of Lewiston on
Ia the lot on BeAl's Meadow.
A large company went to Portland
sunday from this place.
N. W. Sampson has erected an attract
I've barber pole ln front Of his new shop.
George ". Hobbs IL building an add
,lon TO his store opposite Z. n. Tubbs a
Co.'S.
SWEET. third smile haniicap road
race took place Wednesday evening.
The start vas from the Advertiser Office
over the old course. II wasa very excit.
Ing contest.
Work goes on rapidly at the Norway
Opera House. The national bank vault
has been raised up % the fioor level and
the whole work Is taking shape.
Register Of Probate a. ID. Park aud
Editor Forbes were In town Thursday.
We undertSnd that work Will COM
mence At the corn factory next Monday
August 9Th.
nj. Price weboer will yislt Norway
for three evenings fair week.
SPECIAL communication OF Oxford
Lodge, No. II, y. & A. NJ, Will lie held
st Masonic Hall Monday evening, Aug.
9Th. work on the second degree.
otis True and wife, accompanied by
their granddaughter Of lowell. visited
In town Tuesday aud Wednesday.
The following officers were elected
"Wednesday evening In Rusiheld lodge
of Good Templsrs:
CT. ,. Henry lunir~.s.
VT, sracs L. wssi.a'n.
See, MARI o. smith
A =. Gsrtrsie %. Jeriaa.
y. =. k,is I. kimsah
Twas. GeorEc u. bunn.
". u. q. stone.
u NJ. Lottis ". Craig.
q tsertis kichAri..
s..Owea Uski~n.
&c T.. %. ID. Coie.
I.s-ixe p~puty. A. T.. saaiorn.
Deputy sheriff Fred A. Porter and q.
". Siesrns Of Rumfoni we're In town
Thursday aud Friday searching for
team that Mas stolen from SteArns.
Wednesday j. u. Croker lost hl. p~t
dog. "Chico." The to~n VAS billed
and the two villages searched. The
pat has not yet been found, and any
news OF him will be suitably recon.
pensed.
A handsome monument has rcc~ntly
been placed on the Gray lot In lsusifeld
C.metsry. The monument Was cut at
the yard Of A. W. Walker At South
Paris. II IL . short but massive shaft
Of the llarrlson black granite. IL takes
very dark and handsome polish, while
the contrast Of the unpublished stone u
considerable. The only lettering IL the
word "Gray" on one side.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28

ouR HARTFORD coRavsroxpExT ms
FORTS iiiAsELv At fiiE ntErtxa %
rHE TURNER aRAxok.
UAur0Rp. Aue. N, 1894.


HARrroRp, Aug. ~, 1894.
Saturday. the 18th, the Turner Grunge
hal their held meeting o. The mountain
farm of Mr.. Albion Kicker. Through
the polIteness Of our friend, II. ID.
irlsh, We wcrc Invited To 20. We vent,
and from that day to this, We are glad
Ne went.
We starte,i In good seasou and were
the nrst ones on the ground. AZ We be-
gan In climb the hill on whose summit
NJ. i,icker's farm Il located, We passed
the Backiield poor farm. We don't
know how poor the farm ls. but tho
road IL poor enough to keep the tosu
paupers from ever running away.
When we drove Into the yard, Mr..
Kicker, o hale aud hearty man OF about
~ years, vim has q head sound enough
for two pairs Of legs, met ne, and shook
hands as though be was glad To see n..
lie said, "Therc IL harm more than 100
feet long" aud ~ we were the first Ones
that had arrived, he thought Ne could
lind place for the ho,e.
Very soon people begAn tn flock Ia
from all directions, loaded With provis-
ions aud smiling countensnces. u WAS
pleasant to see the friends meet aud
shake hand. with = grip thst city folk.
know not of. Farmers wives would
rush M 10 each other and say "llow du
YOU du. u has been 81 long since !
have seen you, and how have you beens'
These women showed the wear and tear
of hard work this hot summer, bat you
could see by their eyes that there Was
bu sincss therr, and that there MAS q
tough spot somewhere that csnno, be
accounted for by anybody except by
city company; and they seem to
think q farmers wife IL made OF catgut
and wbalebone. Z believe there was
more brotherly and slsterly love mani
fe.tet.th you would see at an average
camp meeting.
About 10 O'Clock the exercises CON-
menced: First, singing by the Turner
choir; next, singing by the children un-
der the instruction OF l'rof. Mason; next
WAS q performance In physical culture
II think they called ~ by lady Who
understood military tactics 10 perfection.
think that woman. Vas q born CON-
mander by the way her scholars went
tuIbuku utauust VI stos- sss's y -
I was as young ~ Was once aud war
should break out, would enlist aud
follow her Into the camp Of the enemy
or any other camp.
After dinner we listened 10 an address
BY n. u. Iri.h. lie painted In glowing
colors the blessings aud comforts OF .
farmers life. but he said there was one
drs~ hack, vir., farmers had To spend
too much time 10 support the rum
power; anyway, that Was the Idea ] got
81 u. II. seemed Ia want tn make pro-
hibltlon speech. but did not hardly dare
Ia let himself odt. lie did say, however,
that . drinking man wAs not ht Tor =
school teacher. but would do fora mayor
or an alderman. ..
Finally, Uncle Scion Chase was called
up. lie said he VAS going Ia make \
nice little speech but Was not going 10
ssy anything. when he got through ~e
thought he had succccded remarkably
we'll.
About 4 o'clock we started for home
veil satisfied that the day had b-cn
profitable one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
IN hgMORIAM.

Died, In West Paris. Feb, ~, lsoi,
liner bradbury, sged IL ycars.
Died. In Jamaica Plain, BOSTON, March
10, lsoI, I. Newton Humphrey, sgcd ~
wears, q months.
Both very dear 20 me. Iney, a. =
special playmate "a my little grand
daughter whom I lost = few years $50.
They were 81 about the same age, OF the
same temperament, aud apparently ,is-
tiers. A. lar ~ possible ! thought .
much Of one a. of the other. With my
faith Il wss q Joyfui meeting la that
spiritual home. I can see With my splr-
ituai eyes Just ho~ they looked ~ they
folded each other Ia their embrace; even
the very features a. when on earth. 80
can truly sympathl,e With the mother
and father In their indispensable loss
taken from "a, Just ne We are realizing
the worth 81 our jewels Ia us. We are
almost tempted to ask, "Can God In
justr' hut when We come To ourselves
we say, "Nes, We know he 10, he has the
right 10 take whom he plesses. The
beat lambs In the fock are always select
ed" 30 let US look 90 Him Who ssld,
blessed are they that mourn; for they
shall be comforted."
I. Newton, my Only brother. lie and
I have lived. or tried To live as far AZ
possible. ne the heart Of one man. We
came out and made = profession al
religion, and were baptized by the late
william shsiler Ia lisa, and joined the
Baptist church. Rev. Mr.. Smaller VAS
then pastor % the Baptist church In
Brookiine, Mass, later vas pastor OF the
First Baptist church In Portland. In
behalf 81 my dear brother, all ! can say
Il. oh, that my end may be like his.
.Oas ls-. II hsa.si
chin .. the earth Torn m,'t- our tioash'' woah
rt.s,
AMI wrap our feo,.,sp. round. anil dim our
Bu, the bright .aslssm. dart forth from The
skie--
oss more In bea'en-
.,,ee mere a hsmei
TIL. IL pot home. where. crsnIs-i In earthly
our .lr,a 81 chri.. !. dim. our lo,, !. coli.
Bai ,sers. ~ssrs fses ). fsrs Ne .hAn tssoIi.
0. home In heaven
"ose lee. on earth.
10. pains, us sorrows anil 10. toil o. shawl
Oes zee "a. p,lrrim's daily cro-- Ia i-rsr.
the more the pilgrim'. crown 10 wear
A home In hca'en.
"One more In hea,eni
Assahsr thoagd % brighten eloaiy 'sys,
Ansslsf theme of thsak falne.. ssi praise,
Anolhsr lnk on high our souls to fAlse
To homo AMI heaven.
.One more ~ home'
That hssne wtscrc ssrsrstioo can not is.
That h.,sse ubere hone arc mis-ct eterusliy.
isori Jesus. xrsnt as all place With thee
~ hone In heaven"
EBEN II. HUMPHREY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
MERE AND rNgRG.

What will he 10 With H. IL the ques-
ton which has been sgitstlug Oh. minds
of the American people for the last ten
days. Before this paper resehe. part OF
our Subscribers the question Will have
been answered, and probably by the
president allowing the tariff bill Ia be-
come q lsx without his signature. That
bin which Cleveland said To Wilson
means party peihdy aud party lis
honor: that bill which Ia not pro'ec-
tim nor a free trade measure, but q
creature Of trusts, and which IL salts
factory TO no one. The one consoling
thought for all parties and all men In
connection with the matter u, that now
We know under What tarln conditions
We are To live for at least q short time In
the immediate future.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
hls OWN EPIIAPh.

The recent death of Hon. Daniel
stickney rcc.lls the cpltaph which he
himself wrOte and had Inscribed on his
monument In the rresque isle cemetery.
This epitsph reads ss follows; "Danlel
Siickney, born Nov. -, 1904. Until N
years 81 sge, . farmer boy; - yesrs n
mechanic aud teacher OF common
schools; - years q lay preacher of the
gospel ~ taught by David In his 25l
Ps lin, by Jesus Christ In his sermon
upon the mount; by Paul upon Mar
Hill to the Athenians, and In the 18th
chapter Of Romans. For q half century
q newspaper writer. aud for u years
proprietor and editor Of the l'resque Isle
sunrise. A Republican from hi, earlIest
recollection To the day of his death, al.
ways regarding the "Democracy" Of
politicians with perfect contempt. Stick
ney."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
The big stable At Poland sprins va,

The big stable at Poland Spring wss
burned T'uesdsy evening, and thirty
horses Loaf their lives In the flames. The
Mansion ilouse. situated almost directly
across the road from the stable, had =
narrow escape, % dbl the cottage Of Mr.
II. w. U.lrker. TIE hre was discovered
by one Of the men In the loft about 0
o'clock, too late 10 save the building OF
the horscs. The only cause that can be
Assigned IL that some Of the men die.
oleyed orders aud smoked In the loft.
The light Of the DIRE WAS dlstinctiy seen
from Lewiston, Portland and Other
plsces equally distsut. Tho loss u set
at ei5, 900, whh an Insurance OF . little
more than one-half.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
NORWAY.
DIRECTORY.


uslvss:snss cssrvA. s<v. Csrsnss = 49,
AZ. sabhsaA ssksDl. 70 - 2. n.
secsad Conversational ChufvA tsv. u =.
R,.iesss. fssssr. rvssehisx ssvtrs q ths IApti.s
ChsrA. sss<iay. len a. -. sabhAsh schcel.
:, ,.s,, r - . H. ss.'.s !. x.l.s ss:
Sssss I.srs's sersiaE rvtiay al - r.n
MssksiiI Chsrvh. RSy. ,. M hshess.. rasee.'
rrv.sAi.s se.,.e.s 70. - 49,. sae'ssn s~s''
p.s-,.y rr.y.s Hsssi.s. s'ss. n; Chs:
NESTING. Friday. 'ior.n.
STATED skxssses.
r,AA. N,-uslea u. A.C- Va. asssnsls:
wednesday Eveniax. ON er t<fsre full wesn, .!
NA.sine Hall, Regular ne~sine ei oxfec'
l.s.iss. No. u, In Masonic Hall. Monday kven-
ins on es l<fsrv fsii mosa. Oxfcrf CesstL ".
NJ s,y .,sss., =, ~ % sss \. ssss
-ca Aiis,ery SATURDAY evening.
O.T.-Rrrular meeting 10 Oh vslbvs'
Hal, every rue.aAy Eveaiag. whitley kseamp.
mssi. No. b., meets In Old fslSs., ltAh, sssosd
and fsarth Friday kveniaxs ef sseh month
K. .fr.-kssalar meeting In Hathaway hlesh.
s,sry thursday k,cainx. y; ~ =. u. seyes
Division. No. n. NETT. 'hiri fn''sy OF saeh
q. Hilary Ra., rs-., No. 81 ~s.s. ::
: Of V.-wsrnnr.on IioLss Gasp me.ss The
ssoosd and fourth Fr'iay eveaiass OF each
N.RC.-Mssss In Grange Hall tAiri Friday
a. 0,.. C.-Hs~ss che 81 AMI ssh Thursday
s,.ai.F. % s.sh ~.".h N kyssss. . "a. sss,v .sh.,
S.rvs, Lism infsntry. - Regular messinrs
NE sra AMI ,hiri Moniay evenings OF sssh
MO r.-Lals.lis Leig., No. ~. mess. In
Ry.r-sa Hall. on the ar-t anil thiri wednesday
evening. u eAsh month
p'ssIru, Eso-. Nsu GrAnre biesk. is Ne
asshosisr~i h-nAl axeot AMI corre>pssdens OF W
ih~nsrrsi Coz Norway and fayors shouu hin VII
l-s apprv.iasri b. tis pasasssrs-
Don e. seiis, OF brooklyn, y. y,
m .de his friends q short vislt Friday
aud saturday of last week.
A. T.. Burnell moved Into bis new
house Friday, August 9Th. lie has
very we'll arranged house.
County Commissioners, j. y. steArn.'
l. at work for Timothy Stearns on his
buildings IN this village.
The town authorities are about 10
single the library ballding.
Abou, one hundred aud sixty tax pay.
srs In Norway are assessed . tax OF over
forty dollars each; of this number over
one hundred and t~enty-hve pay TAI
of over hfiy dollars. The following s .
Let of those Who pay over one hundred
doilsrs each.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
An e,her launch h.. hem cou.,ructn

An ether launch has been constructed
and pat In practical operation by Mr.. w.
I. T~ombly Of Portland. vapor Of
ether Il used as motive power In place
Of steam. The advantages are llghtness
Of weight and small amount of expense.
THIS Il the first time that ether has ever
been used 40 . motive power, aud Mr..
Twombly's patents, which have not vet
bcen granted but which undoubtedly
viii be, cover the use OF ether ~ mo-
tive power. lie will build nm ether b.
cycle s soon 40 possible, and com.
psny IL b~lng formed In Portland To
develop hls patents. The bicycle he
thinks can he made 80 40 10 weigh not
over htty pounds including monr and
everything.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
Beware Of olntmsnts for catarh that
eontala Mercury,

-. 49,. =. ~ ;s ,. s: &. ss. :. :;. :.
asaAa; NJ viil % 4 iss fold y q. rssi yes
caa possibly derive frvsa them, llalrs Cssa!rh
Csr, nAssfscssrpi By y. ,. Chssey q Ga.
isssrSsiiy. sssiss dissssiy spss o. iIssj ss.i
rasooss ssrfarss of ~ 81 sssa. IN bsyiss iialis
CatArvk Csrs b. eur. goa ~ ths gsasiss. % V
sakeu issrsuaily AID IN 9alis IN Tel~io. Ohio.
Srsali BY Drussisss, pssss isr. pei Dosiis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28

After eight months had been spent
upon the recently passed tzrin bill, 10
Was discovered after u had gone To the
president that though 10 made provision
Tor an income tax. it made no provision
for collecting the tar. 10 IL the opinion
of those Who ought Ia know that the
tsx can nevertheless be collected ell
right, presided congress makes the
proper provision st the second session
next winter. Probably the tax VIII Be
collected al right--thst IL, ~ ven a.
any income tar can be; bat the matter
IL simply another Illustration OF tne w
capacity displayed by the D.moefAs'e
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28

oxrpRp. ss,-A. /. cesr! Of rroe.e s:h z
ia s: :. s ~ ss,r 4; f..ss.y q 3 ~
Nssy !. fowS;SSD s.i coIA :. Tows,
=; a.: J: 4: :.::: :; /, y
S.D:.. rs.. n; s 49, cs :, s:..,! sv:
az az. weeks surssssissiy 10 he Olfori
iDsserni, . nevspsper pnsssi q rans, y
Cssn, 70 Is keti q Pahs. % sks thlri fus~iay
q ssps .ext q slas c'slees IN n: ioss.co.. al
aEo. a. wiLsox. ss.iss.
xEhkiT D. FARE. nssissss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
RsolMENrAl RGuNIoN.

The Fifteenth Maine Regimental Asso-
citation ere unes" at Long island, Port
land IIarbor. Wednesday, Sept. i9th,
three days, more or lees, 90
cordlns to the wishes % the mfmbers.
An attractive programme OF exervlses
win be arranged Tor Thursday. Tfs
usual railroad aud steamboat rstes are
obtained, and very liberal hotel rates
assured at the hotels and boarding
houses on Long Island.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28

4 Portland lady reports that heavy
picture rc,utly fell from the vail In her
house, and came Ia contact With punch
bowl on the .ldeboard, With the result
that the picture and bowl we're mixed NJ
strangely, and the glass of the picture
sas smashed. hut strange to ssy the
bowl va. not lnJurssi. A punch bowl
In Maine ought 10 be tough.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
MARRIED.

In wcsissost. AUG o.. by Atiea ChAes. va
Powers. bah Of weeistast.
In upton, Aug. "a by Rs,. =. :. fert, Nj.
Henry is@an Asi Misc Ina FULLER. both "f
tItoa.
IN Rsthsl. AUG %, ny Rsy. w. y. reksu, NJ.
of ltsthel.
| In SIorham, n. o.. Aug u. by Rev. A. %. Fat.
ten, Jamss stewart II Gerham. asd Lissie
Danisls ~ lisstisfs.
Rs.. Al M. r,-,ms In Tultshsirs Hk-k. ~. w.
Oliss 90 Peru, AMI olive Merrow % Ahsa.
In Rsaferi Fails, Aug. ~. by stAnlsy msbee.
Esa. hr. Martin hsrissoa Aai Miss Marina
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28

The Seventeenth Maine must have
found the solution Of the old problem,
~ an Organization where everybody
could he officers. The regiment held a
reunion last week st Cushlng's leland.
and In the list % survivors present.
which extends over nearly half column
Of the daily papers, there IL title, some
where from major Ia corporal, prehxed
To each name. There isn't q private In
the Lat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
FIELD oAY OF BEAR MT. GRANGE.


A new feature has been lnauyurated
In Bear Mt. Grange, that Of neld day.
Although the grange IL Que Of the large.t
and most prosperous In the state, the
first field day Was celebrated Thursday,
August I'D, ut the residence of Mr..
John q. Everett's, and by the Kind invi-
tAtioa Of Mr.. Everett, who IL one Of the
most successful farmers In town, and for
. long time has been king of sweet corn
raisers for the Harrison corn shop.
Tie day was all that could have been
wlshed and indeed nature had bestowed
one 90 the most beautiful days. Nearly
three hundred were present and boun-
tiful feast Was served At noon, Tor which
the ladies Of Waterford are especially
noted, and it MSS q day long to BE- ne
membered by all present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett were remembered by vote ut
thanks. The following program Was
carried out and listened to By all With
marked attention:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28

ALs~I.ton man thinks he has had the
best possible Kind of . vacation. lie
spent Il at the old home, and put In his
time building fence, and worked at u
every day from sunrise Ia sunset. i'os-
.lbly from an economic point OF view u
Vas a profitable vacation, and perhaps
Il WAS the beat Kind he could have taken,
bat " so Il I. simply an Isolated illu.tra-
ton % the fact that Americans don't
know how 10 rest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
LABOR oAY.


To drst Nousisy - -s,ssmlsr has iecn he
ixnats.i a. a lssal holiiay, D. L. khosn a.
tal-sr tsy.
Z rssrssrnsnsi that car psupls units In srsoFi
tnE q prutsr ols-efNAnSs - ths itaY - st-sft y
ts1flsis I.s-s ~h.s have. ~ their indu-try an
talsr ossntrthutsl - largely ~ N ssiNansensn'
ausi sisselnpnent ~ ear -tats.
aissa az N Oouhgil Ohalntef a Augusas
an. tseuty thir,i day "a Aaxu-t, In ths Yesi
~ uar tar,i uns thoa-anai stEbt hanstFs-l sel
ninsty f,sar. snt - IN lusisIsnsisns. - m
Intel state 20 Ausftca The ons hGnsirv'l
HENRY n CLAWS.
49, ~ Goyernor
NIsaaIa. sH.-E>Bs>. Sesf,tary - state.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
A''''''''-x;tsilssss Er D. Park. Register.

rsn.' "i,n,n ssi foS .he Coas,y ef Osiori. %
Ne ihiri Tses.isy Of Aug, a. ID. isa,, ~
WEnnER, late of namfort. deceasci. hav
m prrsenis-i her petition Zoe IN alIouasos oul
of he Pvrroaai Estats of said dssessei;
ORDERED, That said petitioner give netioe el
the same " al pessens intsrsseci tsersia. ~
scssively In che Oxfori De~ecras, sevspaves
ssis,s.i a. fsTss, In call county. ihst they nssy
appear % Prol.sts Ceart % he hohies q farts.
,Isv Of serS. pest, % siss e'eLsck IN tiss
fosraosa, asd shsv sasss. 70 ssy they have,
GEoRGK A. WILSON. Jsdss.
A true eopy-Atsest =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
MERE AND rHtRs.

N Ia aid that q Maine town recently
h.d q genuine sensation, when four
ladies passed through on bicycles, the
fret ever seen there. And the aforesaid
town Il g-D les. than thousand miles
from the track 90 Boston steamer.
hut suppose the ladies' had been a''ired
In the - ~ steele bicycle costume ~
sbloomers" or knickerhocksrsr Think
Of the shock that would have paralyred
that stal old town
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
Repssiicnn Meetings.
HON. WILLIAM P. FRYE
Hon. Samuel W. Matthews
COMING EVENTS

Aas s~-li.-tA-tsru Nains >tsts fAir, Napls
xu.-i Para, hassuF
AuE. Eh-Nains ~tsts CHRISTIAN fhisss"f
Couysntion. Lswi-tsn.
Aas e hn-Nnuusl ryuuisn tighth " alns kssi
unsnt As-ssiatisn. fvak's Leland
MI MAINS >tsts Pair. lssistssn.
MA D. -~tsts slsstion.
>svt li-n.-kVsorth LsAsus stats cvn'enton'
hshEur.
>sta m, il. n -NnnuAl cattle .las Ani fair ~
RiVef.kie rafk A.-s-iatiun. lsthel
IA. 10 -Esuniun ~ ths ttnrsnth Mains ksgi
msntal As-o-iatioa. lenx tslani. fuFtlAnsi
Hsrt-or.
Ia l.. Is. s-ttny -sr.t,i eNhihitisn - ths
stN fur,i Cuunty Agricultural ~-isty, on uss
sFuunsi. tstsrsn ~sath fari. All Norway.
~sJs D. -kegnion >scond Maine cavalry, eaf
dlnsf.
>stt q. -. q -Forty toarth eNhihitien ~ the
Ns-t,iNfarJl a grtrutural >sstty, trleears
.stt - E-Tsnth eNhibiron 20 the o>tori
Nofth AErtsutu.al ~s-isty, ARsluNer.
,st 9 Aa-tair ~ Ansir--soxsin Nalsy AEn
eshsrsl >s-isty, Cantsn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
COMPANY REuklok.

The annual reunion Of Go. y, Ninth
Maine, 81 d Co. c, Eighth Nalne veter-
ans, Will b held at the rcsldence OF
joseph A. Noyes, West Samner, on
Wednesday, the 39th. Rally, veterans,
while yen nay, for yoa are growing old
and the time h fat approaching when
thsrs vii b soIs TO rally.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28

Mis- Pollard IL going on the siasr.
With the beneft % about the widest free
advertising any woman Ia America ever
got. The great American people could
forgive aud forget much; but ne she
.'oe-nr seem Ia want the forgetting part
done, perhaps the forgiSing Will come
pretty slow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28

In n.,Asl. Aug. II. . thu vile Of wailaos Par
sSs.wsy. Ass. ~. " the wife Of r~s~ss
Riskartson, q son.
In NORTH Norway, AUG. ". to the wife OF IT,
T. ArnaLf, o daughter. -.
In t,vasasrt. Anx. ", :: The .tfs OF "e"' W.
Nesltsn. o ssa. tJames Burseishl
Ia Hartford. Aug. :. 10 The wife OF Henry
Knapp, tuia cons.
10 Ilsmfcri Pals. Aas. u, N the wife ofre'sr
10 ns,ssi. xss. IL. ~ The wii. Of John Howe.
Q .oa.
Ia Rssbsry. Aas y. ,o,hs vi'sof Ch.s Rand
lea. o daashtsf.
Clemens, o daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-08-28
IL HAMMOND. seIo,~ea
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STATE or MAINE.

COUNTY 40 OxEoRD, ssf
boAri of County Commissioners, NAY session,
lsot he'll BY s'joarnment July ~. isA.
UPON The forrsuing petition, satisfactory e,l.
dence having been reuslvri that the petitioners
are responsIbie, All that inquiry Into the mer.
ns Of their appltcst,on IL espelisnt. IL L. Os.
bsnkb. that The County Commissioners meet 81
" once of the CieIk " Court. In Paris. ON the
lth day 81 sept neat. % Of thu clock A. N, ssd
thence pusesi % view the routes mention.
81 In saht pstitioni trsme itateiy after which
ytev. . i<afisg ef ths PARTIES ssi their vii
In the vicinity. aud such other mes.ass
shall Jaise prsyss. All u 10 farther OHDsntD,
that notice % the ti@.. Ace ssd purpose of the
Commissioeer-' meeting Aforesaid lie given 20 ali
persons and corporations interested. 10y eausinx
sttessei cspies % saii petition ant of this orlsr
theuon " ts serei spes the Clerk Of
Ne tswn % Paris. AMI aiss IsssS~i on In
thrrs public places lon aid town. and psLiishssi
thrvs wcsks susessively In the Oxfori
pemocrat . newspaper psiste'i at faiis
In sait County of Oxfert. the fr.t % ssii
pabhcatioss, assl eaeh of the osher nosise. 10 Is
made. .ervei and postci. ~ Icast thirty lsys bs.
fore said time Of meeting. ~ the emf that ali
prrsons AMI corporations may thea anil tlsste
appear and shsW oaa.e, 10 any they have. Why
Ne grsyer Of SAIL pssit'ehsn sscah ma be
ATrrsrs- ALBEIT =. AUSTIN. c,e,I.
trss copy Of AID pssitiss and order Of court
ATTEST ALDERr s. AUSTIN. c,sr..