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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
SWEDEN

eur young people and portion of the
elder one. az, jabilani over the prcsicct
90 q .lnsing fchool al wcbter'. Corner.
a. - taught by Prot. >cott wight 81
Ilsthsl.
D.ncins school Il progressing finely
under the lbsiructlon % II. \. Earring
too q Lowell.
Nj. Georgia Bangs has been on the
.lck ii.i for some time, bu, !. slowly re-
covering
WI ilichard.on IA. been quite sick
with grippe.
:. l.. fi1mmer sent HE team Ia
Gilrad Monday "a haul spruce Tor the
>ucce.s Lamter Company. u 10 To he
driven BY Walter Morrison of Bridgton.
Frank stone !. cutting pine timber on
hl. pasture lot.
william saunders Lost an OK last week.
Albion Never. has sold some pine
timh.r, which !. Ca D. cut aud hauled 10
the river by VI. y. Ferry.
4. ". lIenn.tt Il pleased that hls
meat dressing I. nearly through for thi.
season. lie has done most Of the
butchering In this section Tor some timc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
EAST BRoWNFleLp.

The weather has been very pleasant,
the roads fne, 90 whoever could take q
sleigh ride could well enjoy IL.
A party Of young people took quite |.
ride one moonlight evening and reported
= hne time.
The circle met With Miss Hannah
Getchell on the lib. They propose a
supper In the near future at Mr. d. ID.
Fessenden's, where they always have a
crowd.
The prospect 10 good for . singing
school 10 be taught by Mr.. Clark Of
Cornish.
Miss Hannah Getehell IL taking musIe
lessons In Portland.
Clinton Warren has been confined TO
the house q week with th~ grippe.
The clothing shops are doing but IT.
tie business, the least for many ycars,
but the lumber trade Il as bri.k as ever
The mills are doing good business
and good deal 10 being cut in the
wosds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

remark made In nv prcssnce that
"A. Democrat Office furnished bride
.v..-. fur two weddings last Monday
I'D. tI.x..i memories ~ m. past. Were
I.. r,rssW an the very pleasant $3.50
...f..rsaf nv connection With the Dem
....f hoWsxcr. the paper itsslf would %
..Heisut ~ coutAia them. 80 ] coahns
....sIftoa single train % thought anu
fr.st that briefly.
In rr,IsNing these memories am sur
uri-.,l o. find that during the compara-
tsl, .i,srt time since the llsm"yta'
u- uEdss IT, present administration
fI. ufi,e IA. produced material Tor tfH
s.ilings-aa average ot more than Que
. year. la about this order
NJ George VI. Atwood.
Mt. 4. ". Fish.
Mr.. Charles y. Nes~rNe.
Niss EliEahsth 4. ~tOSell.
Mis- Irene Ming.
Mr.. NeNton stanley.
NJ. Harry \. Whitman.
NJ Edgar T.. Gle.
ur. F-rd~rick l.. Hammond.
Nr. Writ stanley.
I'rrn,ps nav d. psrdoued for Nen-
.sriug 30 remark that there i consider
able go. material connected With ths
uH.rs that /. Nilling % b. .acrifccd upot
ihs matritsssIsl altar.
Of tn uiiioe quota as made up dnrlnl
IL hr.' YEAR e NV connection Win us
tal.r All are nov married With a siAgt'
execution. and that case prefer not u
regard d. hopeless. While his exampl'
hs. t.-su letter than INV Own Ia othsi
respects. I shall claim AZ least th'
distinction ~ mine having been best fol
Inu.d hy our employee. Ia this regard.
rr,ail the fact that during this time
VhIIe Wedding bells have rung oat 81
often snd so merfily. the cold hand a.
Isafi ha. entered cur ranks but once,-
arf that In the recent shocking f,taIlt'
A.. larry whitman. nos So frcsh ah'
SAD .l The msmory % all 81 "a, and -
fa.s.Iy 20 those Who we're daily ass"
.afsi Nth him, aud carry, az ! do, al
lrfailug remembrance 20 bright an'
Interesting hoy Who csme Ia "a from th
NUU's1 mills AZ East Wilton on th
tasGtisth day ~ May, l>>G, whose cor
dn. disposition added sunshine To GA
,fcs and whose willing and cours scou
response o. the call % duty cost no6h
lie.
GEORGE VI. ATWOOD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
PERU.

Wilson s,lllmsn has come out OF the
woods. sud I. at work for W. III. Bent
getting out timber for hls barn.
Still Mclntlre shot q deer on Consnts
meadow back % VI. Halls farm.
J.E. Consnt and II. u. stillman made
yi.lt 10 the Llysrmore butter factory
on New Years Day.
They are almost all sick With the
grippe la thi. neighborhood.
N. Turner had car load OF corn
come on the 9TH.
&. =. Walker aud family have return
ed from Illinois where they have been
visiting. :.
Lyeeums commenced again on Jan. ),
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
NORTH euckFielD.

New Year. day VA. very quie, day
In our vicinity.
There are quite . numbsr % sick ones
In our place nj this time.
rrcd lay lor has gone Ia Boston where
be expects to stop some time.
". Mason Il at bis sons, ~ y.
Mason's.
Charles Cofifen Il 81 he gets out.
Carrie Coolidge started for FLORIDA
Dec,mber 10Th.
We have lot. 81 gooi stepping colts In
our place but the owners don't seem Ia
De- improving this good going very
much.
Married, In nucka.h, December 18th.
Mr. EugrDe Fuller AMI Ml.. Ellen Rove,
both 30 Backheld.
Married. In lIuckaeli, January !, by
lev. Mr.. Iawrcny-, Mr.. Herbert u. Mil
lett 20 south Psri. sud Miss i.ora T..
iis...y 10 BackHei.
born, January ii, to the wife Of Harry
buck, = daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
OtCkvAlE.


I vent over to Dickvale Deember
30th and found all branches of business
moving except one.
The hens are all on y strike.
The mills are all running. There are
three mills In aud near Dlckvalc all ssw-
ing birch this winter aud furnishing en-
ployment for large crew of men.
Al Hall IL logging on Old black. lie
IL working six oxen and pair Of hea,y
horses.
Thomas wymsn has traded bis Snug
gler colt for = pair Of horses With Geo,
q. Ilusscy.
George Gordon aud sou are numbering
on their lot In Franklin.
Those who have shot deer are still
McIntire three, Al Hall one, nnd Ira u.
Wing, Jr., one. Hall dill not shoot the
~ but Dee got him Just the sane.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
OlSrtElO.

rhrr, !. not much that We aad for
news the past week.
Geo. l.. Merrill went 10 Bethel To Ct
is.d Oh. dedication exercises 1T The
uulvrrssiist church at that place Thurs
day. ID |.|.I II.I
There are several new ones on The
alex list, among whom are Prank u.
Nichols, 7. T.. Houston and Y. i- Md
der. -.
Rev. W. W. Hooper Of Dcerlnx will
preach In church sunday, Jan. IL, at IL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
EAST BETHEL.

No school New Years Day.
Geo. y. Rich of Berlin. y. H., vislted
AZ n. n. Bean. Ne~ Years.
Mrs. Eugene Bean IL visiting at A. "A.
Bsan's.
Mo.t % the children In the place are
having the chicken pox.
Mr.. Charles Young Of Boston came
home to attend the funeral OF his
father.
Died In East Bethel, Dec. -, MI
Jared Young. aged ~ years, 10 month.
and - days. Funeral services were held
at the church Tuesday, Jan. III, attend
cd By Rev. q. X. Angel Of Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

nie r,por, Of the secretary OF The
I..,erali., sunday school for the year
f..G. a. made last sunday, shows That
Daring the year the school was omitted
.4 Two ~undays-Oncc because OF water
ID The furnace, once on account 81 a
r-s,- meeting. The average Attendance
t..r the hfty SUNDAY. was ~ II, III"
srg,-t number present on any SUNDAY
H.fUy-l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
AORrn ALBANY.

N not too late. New Year. greeting
to the Democrat and it, readers.
J. 4. aud a.. ". himball have gone "a
Shslburn. foe q winter. work.
NJ. Crooksr has hired the Herr,
Cro.s hoa.e. formerly known |. ths
ingraham bou.s. aud ~lll occapy u
9Th M. dsasht.f. Mrs.. Edna Bennett.
Quite q numh~r from hsrr attended
the Christina. party AZ the Nils.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
GEoRGE VI. Arw0op


Tie jury 90 Nhich Was entrusted the
appraisal % the land on ,ushing's L.
lard wanted by the government for a
battery sit., fixed the value Of the land
az an average ~ si,lOo sn sefr. The
owners are reported 10 b. dissatisfied
with the award. sud on the other hand
3, 8. aid thai IL Il not AZ al certain that
The government will take the land al the
price. .. the appropriation may not De-
sufficient.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
SION

Rev. q. q. Power. !. on the sick Lat
q. y. Lafkin u on the sick list.
Mrs. u. N. bay had very severe at
tack % heart trouble Jan. !. but IL Inn
proving.
Married BY Rev. q. T.. Powers, Dec.
-. Dana Bemis and Miss Amy Jilks.
The people are very busy getting
their lce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
NORvsAv LAKE

Mr.. simon steven. 1. having . very
sick time With the grippe.
George Dunhsm's family are all siek
with bad colds or Oh. grippe.
Prank Tucker has been quite sick
With pneumonis, bat IL little letter at
present.
Rev. Edwin stiles Il visiting his wife
and children al Il-nI. fuckers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
nucK0QtU

This time last year Il was pretty
good wheeling. I.
There have been tweniy-one deaths of
citiycns of tho town the past yesr NJ
against thlrty-six In 1so1. ranging frpui
the child TO the veteran of % years. slx
were over ~ years nj age.
Ilsv. Drew r.. wyman Of Lewiston
preached At the Ilaptlst church Sunday,
Decemlrr Jlst.. sI.if .ral Ifru
Mlss Allies Morrill, has returned from
Massachusetts for her winter vacation.
Evangelist wyman wbo has been hold
Ing revival services st the llsptlst clutch
the pact ten days, left for lIoston Friday
where be has an engagement. Mr..
wyman has had = good desre ut sue-
GEES here aud has won many friends by
his faithful aud able exposition of the
gospel. Meetings viii be continued
every evening the present week.
Alfred Cole, Esq.. the new p0stmas-
ter. took possession of the office Mou-
day, January let. Miss Lizzie Allen,
assistant under Postmaster Atwood the
past four years, will be retained.
Edwin y. Atwood, late postmaster,
expects to 90 90 Floral Park, y. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Atwood are slow
ly recovering from their recent severe
attack of the grippe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
HEBRON.


III. winter term 10 school opened this
week With ninety students When all
expected sr- herr u will bling the num-
Der up tn rs or more.
Mr.. Herbert whitman ~ south Paris
aud Mis-. Lila Harden of Jefferson we're
In the place saturday aud called on few
friends.
Mrs. Howe returned from boston .lck.
hut !. noN much better.
We are glad to report slight I'm.
pro,c,nent In Mrs. Sargent the past few
DAYS,
Mrs. David Cummings has been quite
sick With the gripp".
I,ey. =. u, I,icbardson went To sumner
"wednesday Ia attend the funeral of Nr.
Amlal Thompson.
Mis-. Msr,hs Pratt Ia. the haDdsome.t
Gala We ever saw. u is shout three
feet high With two Immense buds just
opsnIng and another on the way. Every
leaf seems growing fast a. possible.
We are having hnc weather this week
and the best 81 slelghipg.
We hay, received from our old friend,
the publi.hcr. T.. q. Eastman Of Con-
cord, y. o., = copy of i.-aNltI. almanic
for lsgi. III. weather predictions are
something dreadful 20 coni.mplai. hut
u they do not hlt b-,ier than they bs'e
thi. week w- need not be- alarmed.
10 any one wsnts to see how much
pleasure they can get Tor ihr-c crnts
lust tie q pound 10 suet Ia q tree nesr
the house Tor bird. Ia eat.
Mis-. Eia s,urie,snt !. going 10 shell
burpe, y. n. tn work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
aaQMhEIEIl

Pcqus~ket Lodge. No. u, .. u. %. D.,
elected the following officers for the en-
suing term;
y. Joha.on, Nc.
The. >~sy.y, Va.
.. q. tupk, >esutafy.
= u. Iesh. Fer sss.
samuel Msrr.n, rvssurer.
Trustees. >. ". Iiublsr'i, ,. u nm sni u. Y.
Ioansis
lev. T.. T.. Eastman has bought
horse to take the place Of the one be re-
Gently lo.i.
Gossip .sy. a singing school IL to he
started In the near future.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
RoNluAN,


me grippe has not rcached Ne yet foi
which Ne are very thankful
"a spleadd winter for ,bsslness" u
the remsvk often beart.
Joseph Quay has nearly finished hi'
Job VI drawing Poplar.
Mr.. Chapman has . full crew OF hands
at hls mill. lie has pat In . 80 Of ncw
saws and made other improvements, and
business goes on with = very plessans
hum tbese hard times, while . large
number Of teams are drawing birch from
the woods % the mill.
While the majority at Washington are
trying Ia hand our business over Ia
John Dull 10 II pleasant To see few
YANKEES With courage to keep on and
give tn their feliowmen chance Ia earn
an honsst living. SOFA
Swain 4 Heed With equal courage are
running their mill With q full crew,
saving birch aud turning bowels.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

Ne received saturday forenoon let
r.r mailed on ths Portland and Island
fond division % the Grand Trunk Rail
r. "a. containing q ten cent piccc aud an
LIZ gouron No. l. II the writer viii
r.o lIndlv forward his OF her sddres.
vraUl kuo~ Ia whom the portfolio
.iaIt D. cent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

Ti.srr ~lll bss Unlycr-slisi circle II
N.saemy Hall. Friday evening. Jan. u.
~rrpsf all D, served AZ 8 o'clock. TO -
owed by q short entertainment. The
.,.H.rr's sntsttainment vii Conclads
... s.u,lal dancc. Music BY >tsaTns
.. NDr,.softhy ~ Norway. Admission
... .nis E,efy toiy invited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

ID. annual meeting 20 III Hillside
t.sFtfry Association Sas hsld ~ ths
II ttart ilou.~ Jan. q. The following
a.'.,f. svre chosen
t.r.rs tais. fr~-tssut
Hl.Ht t NafHsnan.i. ~ssrstafY
.....Her "a rrrasaryr
IN II Ma"Hard.
H g. llsnuauu.i. frustss.
NFsfM
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

r.s .Iuier tern % the academy -
Ed. Ius.da1 motuing. M. ani Mr..
r .-r.,ub cane ths last - last Sesk'
4. srr boarding Il q. 4. fhayer.
I.r.rs thr v~sk additional bs.iiug
f.Hf'l. have h-en pat into ih~ large
T.... r,..n. that NAV D. sXpsOied o.
...f,. ans ~ssthst az shall have.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

cook. .inging school closed saturday
.tf 9th concsrt ShiCh wss rathet
...mIy attended. The numhcrs on The
r-.. r,m which pleased the audience
ru.f vsrv the solos by Miss t"os anu
Mr. sessions. II ~as Mr.. Sessions hrs'
arrsaraucc Ia solo work, bat sccprdingto
t.s Judgment % good critics, hc has a
promising future.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
IASI AEARON

BENJAMIN Watson 1. building 4. NJ.
fogg a at 20 sl-is.
m. illustrated lecture which was
booked for Tuesday cyenin. Ia. been
postponed.
Alton and Belle hecnc are attending
school al Hebron.
Farmer. are beginning to hsr,e., their
Ice. ~.
The annual parish meeting Was held
last Monday evening.
Mrs. T.. 4. Eamsdell received the
news 81 the death % her brother, Joseph
Mendall of Canton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

Business In some lines u undoubtedly
full. bat the amount % MOOD and lGmher
ling down over the llill every day
IHssut lcok much like dull business.
Tbu.s Mo have the fruit II the forest
t. move never had better time Ia do II
- m ils lasf month.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

4. A. Gilbert Of Turner has been sp-
pointed by tile Governor delegate from
Maine To the meeting for organization
Of the National D&irymea's Association
at Cleveland, the hrst wednesday In
Fsbruary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

The rails have been connected on the
extension % the Poulsnd aud Rumferd
Falls Railway, and now they are talking
about getting the road bsllsste'i so az to
run train. over u II In February.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

The r,port % the prison Inspectors
shows that during the year covered by
the report only nine % the sixteen
countles In the state sest coayiCts To the
state prison.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
BYRON.


Being 90 lar remote from the busy
world lai year Nc escaped the grippe
bot TIL. season Ne are having q good
ilme Of H.. aud feel that We are Ia
fashion.
Emma Abbott aud John lIoughion are
sick With the grippe. Mabel Read !.
better.
Iadd's family have scarlet fever.
l.. W. smith aud Wife are visiting her
mother.
Jim Parker has been la town.
Nellie shaw visited Emma Abbott last
week.
stephen Taylor Was obliged Ia leave
his school on account 81 his .Ick boy.
Charlie Msrdln aud Wife spent Christ
ma. at Bethel.
several cases % mumps At storcr q
MciAughlln's camp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

Mrs. A.. 4. Greea of Athol Centre,
Mas, visited relatives In this place re-
DanilN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

Charle. Edward. and Hiram X. Hub
hard have been drawn jurymen for the
February term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

about every available man and team
D.. t.,u hauling NJ the past we.k, aud
fh., bad = good week fOT IL. The ke
r.at look quite so well a. the average.
LID snne came on too early.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

IIon. \. u. savage was In town last
week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
THE OXFORD BEARS
THE polNos OF the WEEK IN AL
SECTIONS or rNt COUNTY.
ERvgouRC.

Mrs. Prank O-good Ia spending q few
weeks with friends In Portland.
Mr.. J. =. Bsrrows made fryebarg =
very pleasant New Years call, and re-
turned the next morning to his duties In
Boston.
The womsns Literary Club spent
Friday afternoon With Shakespeare and
found him an Interesting and Instructive
companion. The sabject for their next
meeting Il "1he training 20 the child
from the mothers and teachers stand
point
On Jan. LIT the new postmaster aud
mistress entered upon their ne~ duties
In the new post of'ice which has the adj
vantage % bring nearly opposite the
forme- one.
The New Years ball at the Oxford.
given BY the Young ladies' of he
village. proved very enjoysble
occasion "a those lovers ~ the dance
Who attended. and the menu prepared
for th.m by Landlord kneeland Was
equally delightful Ia those Who enjoyed
the luxury 10 having a good appetite.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

Its Rapiisi parish meeting last Mon
..t ns1iieste,l = very deCiied UNIV Hing
rs..f. "a Mr.. Wedge 20. Two weeks
s.. D. TAKEN TOE consideration 81 The
w.tfsr bsforv Il Il finally settled.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

Mr.. and Mr.. 4. u. Park aud Miss
t.rulins 4. rhayer % this plAce attend
"a he de,iicafion hall % The WigSam
Il Eumford Pals last week. and ~
r..,rt a ssswell" affair and a fine time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
rho oxford Dem ocrat
"ON THE HILL. I"
pIgsc TORY,

Ftr-t BAPTIST ChareA gs.. a. Y. we'ise. Pas
ar rr..ghing every sunday a n a. q. sends,
..rhs.el a. isn sabbath tsenlnE -ersise ~ .
y =. Prayer Me,tlng. thar~iay evenings ~
Tul,sr.ahs Chsryh; sunday ssseol ever
~unsisy az II A..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
SoUTr RUNFoRp

There Was q pleasant gathering 90
nsighbors AZ y. 4. Putnam's "Wednesday
evening. The evening VAS passed In
music aud revelations by the talented
young ladies 81 the house.
4. n. Putnam has gone into the
woods 10 work With two Of hls horses.
{. ". Elliott l. working for 4. III. Ab-
hotf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

The contract for furnishing the coan-
ID, wuod. bids for which closed saturday,
81. awarded to George T.. Gibbs Of
Paris.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-28

TTTLE CHIEF MINE-CAIL FOR BIS FOR
La fuuael work The ssillsgusEish and sultan
Mining Company hereby invites bids 1cr tun-
neiing ia the sLsrtae Caie3" mire. tue work TO
be in continuation Of that now ia progress.
Bids 70 be delivered 81 the companys Office. SlS
New YORK block. seattle. on Or before 10 O'Clock
a H. thursday, December s. 1874 successful
bidder must furnish satisfactory fond for faith
fGs performance Of contract l1e company re-
series the rlghs TO reject any and 81 bids
=. A ROSS. Gen. Mgr.
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUnDERs-SoTIcE
~ is hereby given that sealed bids VIII oe re
cetve1 unth 2o'clock .. m. Monday, Deem Der &
iss4, Tor the construction OF the 10 lo~tng. Vie:
Ftrst-Two bridge piers according 10 plans
snd specifications now open Tor inspeesien IN
the Office OF the board OF county commissioners.
second-One CON binsrion span $50 feet long
and i feet wfee IN tae clear, 10 support live
lead OF 70 pounds rer square tcos lor truss anc
so pounds per square foot for foor system.
p aus specifications AID strata sheets 10 De sue
mitteo BY bidders.
IhlrG-Aoout SO feet OF 'rhree Pile ap-
preach. bents Is feet apart
AL piles 70 Be driven ~ least IS feet
Piers 10 be sunk 70 led OF the river.
Lower chord Of -pan 10 De Is feet above water
o. White river AZ present stage
Locat on of sboye over White river az Auburn.
a. crossing OF what is knowa as '6reen River
Road
BIDS must be sealed. endorsed "Bid on BriGge
at Auburn" and accompanied by cash or a certi-
ned cheek for $40. paysbie TO Fred Gaseh,
chairman, which said amount shall be forfeited
10 King county IN case the sueeessiui bidder
fails to ter into contract with good and saf1-
Gent bonds in double the amount OF the con-
tract price within five days OF the Gate OF award.
Bids must name a lump sum Tor the piers and
span and price per lineal foot for approach.
Payment will be made in warrants drawn on
the road and bridge fund of King county, par
tlal payments 10 be made at the option OF the
board, but final payment TO De made 10 days
after the contract 10 completed and bridge &C
copied
Bridge must be ready for travel within so days
of date of execution of contract
The board reserves the right 10 reject any and
all bids
By order of the board of county commission
ers F. A. TWlCHELL,
Clerk OF the Board of County Commissioners
By NATHAN BEMAS, Deputy.
Dated this the 2ist DAY of November, A. d.
1894.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-28
LEGAL NOTICES.


IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
l. of Washington for King county.
In the mstter of the estate of George F. Abbott,
deceased. Probate department No. 1877.
Notice is hereby given that the final account
of James l. Wetherby. administrator OF the eS-
tate OF George F. Abbott, deceased. has been
day of November, 1894, at $50 a. m has been
set by laid court the time Tor the hearing
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m, before the above en- itleI court.
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