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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-09
INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

The bicycle fever seems to have struck
Hanover early. Five new ones sold
there so far.
The Dixfield toothpick mill operates
a patent bark peeler that takes the bark
of 10 quick time.
The Wild River Lumber Company are
making improvements on their electric
light plant at Hastings.
John Osgood OF rryeburg took In
twelve hundred bushels OF potatoes 10
one day, March twentieth.
Stanley, Keith & Co., Ia the name OF
the new firm who have bought the Gam
mon rake factory at Dixfeld.
The new iron railroad bridge at Ess,
Sumner will be eighty feet long. The
company hope to have II finished by
May 10th.
The receipts ut the Rumford Falls
post office for the quarter ending March
3lst were more than three times the
amount for the corresponding period
last year.
The stockholders OF the Norway Shoe
shop Co. last Monday evening elected
the following officers:
II. L. Horne. President.
:. :. Stearns. Clerk.
II. u. smith. Treasurer.
frceland Howe. W. II. whiteomb AMI Z. n
Tubbs, Directors.
The meeting was held ut Engine House
Hall.
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SOUTH PARIS.

"A. Thayer has had electric lights
put into his house and work shop.
w. z. Maxim, who has been sick for
the past six weeks, is able TO be out on
the street.
III the party who took pair OF silk
mittens from Youpg's studio one week
ago Saturday will return them to the
same place, no questions will be asked.
The Easter services at the Congregs-
tional church next Sunday promise to DE
interesting. In the morning there Will
be special Easter music aud sermon and
floral decoration. There are twelve cam
didates for admission to membership,
AID there will also be several bsptisms.
In the evening a sacred concert will be
given by the Sunday School entitled The
Broken Seal. All are cordially invited
To any and all of these services.
A special conference meeting Will be
held AT the Congregational church next
saturday afternoon at ? O'Clock sharp. d,
Mr.. +. A. Shurtlefi was In Portland
Friday.
The Colby students returned to col
lege last Wednesday.
Posters are out announcing that the
Edward Warren Company Will play In
New Hall four nights commencing this
Monday evening. They come well
recommended. Reserved seats on sale
at Shurtleff's drug store.
Hon. James ). Wright WAS AZ Alfred
Tuesday In attendance on the Aprh term
OF probate court for York County.
Shirley Pulsiter has been taking the
census of the scholars In the village dis
trict for the past few days.
The ice-cream season opens to-day.
z. A. Shurtleff Is now ready 10 dispense
ice cream soda and 10 furnish his custom
ers with his Justly celebrated iee-eream
IN any quantity that NAV be desired.
Miss Alice Wheeler returned from the
Gorhsm Normal school Friday. Her
friend. Miss kimball of Bethel, accomps-
MED her and is spending a few days IN
town.
Rev. \. G.. Fitz and family are spend
ing few days in town.
J.F. Plummer was at Portland Friday
Conductor Stowell Of the Grand
Trunk Railway is stopping st W. l.
Maxim's.
IL. Williams. who has been employ
ed ia Pierce's jewellery store and by the
Paris Electric Company on telephone
work. goes To Lewiston this week where
he will be employed by the New In
gland Telephone Company.
Our streets are perfectly dry and the
bows are enjoying bicycle riding.
There will be \ baptismsl service al
the Baptist church next Sunday. A
number Of new converts will be taken
into the church.
Twelve new members will be admitted
TO the Congregational church next sun
day by letter aud baptism.
{. ". Bow ker goes TO Boston the hrst
Of the week for dress goods, silks, etc.
Advertised letters in the South Paris
post office, April ;, 1885;
Nellie Cory.
Walter L. Bsssett.
There was one death in South Paris
last week that called out mouruers from
all classes OF people. The brindle bull
dog. Match" WAS run over and Killed
bv the cars while playing with tn can
between the rails at the depot. Match
WAS well known character upon our
streets and probably no dog in Maine had
more good friends. tie was remarkably
intelligent and playful, the pet aud play
mate OF every child In the village. and
his particular place in the great world
Of dogs will be difficult 10 ill. Mr..
Wilcox, his owner, valued him very
highly.
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TALK or THs STATE.

Governor Cleayes has appointed frank
W. Robinson, Esq. Judge of the Portland
Municipal Court.
Biddeford hopes 10 have its new opera
house ready 20 open with the theatrical
season in the fall.
Col. Greene is again greatly encouraged
at the excellent prospects OF help for the
Shore Line Railroad from capitalists.
The first salmon was taken at the Ban
gor pool Monday, though the ice was
not out-a proceeding heretofore I'M
known in salmon fishing.
Jonathan Scott Ellis died at his home
at Pennington, SATURDAY., March 50, ST
the great age of one hundred and one
years and eight months.
There is suspicion that among some
of the 80 called tramps who have luxuri-
ated il Maine jails the past winter are
cracksmen, who intend 20 put IN their
spring campaign among the Maine vii
lagos.
The lumbermen are breaking camp
and coming out of the woods, and In a
short time the spring drives will be well
under way. The winters cut Will, IN
the aggregate, il is said, be the smallest
for many years.
The story comes from Harrison that
two hounds were sent on a trail OF fox.
Late in the afternoon all Of the trio
were seen, one hound being chased by
the fox, while the other hound was Civ
ing hot chase 10 reynard.
Captain Fred 5. Hayden Of South
Thomaston was thrown from his car
riage Monday, and later died as the re-
suit of conclusion of the brain. He Was
50 years of age, and had spent thirty
years as deep sea mariner.
The employees of the Poland Paper
Company OF Mechanic Falls are exultant
over the increase in wages. Owing 10
the depression, horizontal discount of
IL IL per cent WAS made. This cut
down has been sbrogsted and the old
rate established.
The large coliseum at Gardiner which
was built originally for a skating rink,
is said 10 have cost about 5000, and
about 5000 more was added in the ex-
pense Of scenery, heating apparatus, etc,
making the total cost $1,000. lis now
proposed for the city to buy IL for $500.
Turner is TO have its long-expected
railroad, in the form Of an extension of
the Lewiston electric road. The length
of the road Is eight miles, the capitaliza-
ton Is 500, eco. and enough is already
paid in, il is claimed, 70 warrant that
the road will be built. Already they are
talking about travelling in 10 the Fourth
Of July celebration over the electric road,
which probably means that the road
will be completed during the season.
A head-on collision occurred on the
Maine Central three miles above Bangor
Tuesday morning. Fireman James
Ward Of Bangor was killed; baggage
master Eben Shaw and two postal clerks
were considerably bruised but not seri-
ously injured. Henry A. Appleton Of
Bangor, passenger, jumped and broke
q leg. The cause of the accident seems
to have been that when the train dis
pateher in the Portland Office was re
heved. the orders were not fully ex-
planned. IL the accident had happened
at point 100 yards distant where there
IL deep ravine there must have been .
great loss Of life.
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STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY OF OXFORD, ~.
Boar,i of County Commissioners, Dec. ees
sion, 1894; held by adjournment Mar. u, 1885
UP0N the foregoing petition, satisfactory evi.
Are rcsponsible, and that inquiry Into the mer-
its of their application IL exPedient, IT IL Oh.
DRRED, that the County Commissioners meet
at the dwelling house Of 8. n. King. In Paris. In
aid County OF Oxford, on the twenty eighth day
of MAY next, at ten of the clock A. and thence
proceed 20 view the route menti0uedfn said ped:
don: Immediately after which view. hearing OF
the parties and their witnesses VIII be had -
some convenient place In the vicinity, and such
other measures taken In the premises IS the
commissioners shall judge proper. And g 10
further ORDERED, that notice Of the dmes place
and purpose of the commissioners needing
aforesaid be given 70 al persons ana CORPORA,
tious intereeted, By causing attested copies OF
aid pesition and Of this order thereon 70 Dc
served upon the respective clerks Of the towns OF
Paris and Hebron, n said County. and also pose-
cd up in three public places In each OF said towns
and pubHshcd three weeks succeestveiy n ne Ok
ford Democrat, 3 Newspaper printed = fans, ID
asid County OF Oxford, the hrst Of saSd pubnca-
tions. and each of the other notices, g Be made,
served and posted q least thirty days before sald
dina 81 mee{inr. 20 the end that al parsons and
corporations may then and there appear ana
sbew cause. II any they have. Why the prayer OF
said petitioner should n0e be &renseo; c,..s
ArrEsr :-CHARIESr Y. WHITMAN Cnfk.
A true copy Of said petitioa and order Of court
zsssss .-cHARLxs =. WHITMAN. cassA.
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PERSONAL.


Ceylon Rowe Of Bethel was In Boston
last week.
Nearly 300 attended . mask social ct
Oxford recently.
Judge Foster Of Bethel was calling
upon friends In Norway last week.
Samuel F. Robinson Of West Peru has
been appointed Justice Of the Peace.
Postmaster Alfred Cole Of Buckfleld
Is on business trip to Geneva, n. Y.
Annie F. Wilson Of Waterford Is home
from Wellesley College on vacation.
william G. Harlow, Esq, of Dixield,
has been visiting Boston aud New York.
Rev. Donald Mccormick preached his
farewell sermon at North Waterford
last Sunday.
william Young, the popular proprie-
tor Of the Elm House, Auburn, was at
Buckfield last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen B. Cummings
Of Norway gave whist party to fifty
six guests last week.
s. S. Stearns, Esq, Of Norway, was In
Boston last week. Mrs. Stearns and
child have been visiting in Portland.
One Rumford lady has four sons-in-
law that measure twenty-five feet In
length and weigh about seven hundred
pounds.
That there should be q death on the
3lst day Of March for three consecutive
years In one family Is peculiar coiuci-
dence, yet this Is just what happened In
one Oxford County family.
Stanley Bisbee, Esq, Of Rumford
Falls, has resigned his position rs agent
for the American Express Company.
and Frank Gilcrease OF Dixfield has
been appointed to succeed him.
At the store of c. l.. Dillingham; In
Dixtield recently six men were weighed
whose combined weight was 1885 l-2
pounds. The lightest weighed 200 IL,
and the heaviest 269.
While Henry w. Park and family Of
Mexico were attending masquerade
ball some unknown person entered his
store and took bag containing 300 cop
pers and what money there was In the
till, some sS.
David B. Woodbury. Of Paris, pansy
specials. and originator, Is still on
Woodbury. Hill, where he has been de-
tanned by the illness Of his mother. He
will again have his gardens there, and
will be pleased to mail you price list.
The Norway Wheel Club has been or
gsnixed with Z. II. Bradbury president,
l.. =. SWEET captain. c. b. Pike first
lieutenant and DAILY Ssnboru secretary
and treasurer. The club II fitting up n
gymnasium. They claim the strongest
racing team In the state.
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Oxford County Bonds
FOR SALE.

TREASURER OF OXFORD COUNTY.

TREASURER OF OXFORD COUNTY.
PARIS, MAINE, April Let, 1895.
Underland by direction and authority
OF msj Srity Of the voters Of the County
OF Oxfo1d the bonds Of said County to
the amotnt Of Thirty Thousand Dollars
will be ltsued for the purpose Of erect
ing new County Buildings.
These bonds viii bear interest at the
rate Of four per cent. per anuum, the In
terest dpupons being payable semi-an-
nually, BON the first days Of May and
November, at the Norway National Bank,
Norway Maine.
They win be issued for the term OF
twenty years and payment made option
al with County after five years.
It has been thought best to offer these
bonds hrst to the people Of Oxford
County, accordingly, the Treasurer OF
Oxford County will receive subscriptions
for the above named bonds from resi-
dents oil Oxford County only, until May
LIST, next, ATA PREMIUM OF TWO PER
CENT.
The frat instsllment Of bonds, fifteen
thousand dollars, will be issued on May
lst, and the second installment, OF the
same AMOUNT, on November LIST, 1898.
All persons subscribing for these
bonds DIRE requested to state what amount
they detire at the premium named and
whethet Of the issue OF May or Novem-
Der.
In cale the demand for bonds exceeds
the supbly, subscriptions will be scaled
down ptoportionstely at time OF Issue.
All subscriptions to be made with
GEORGE NJ. ATWOOD,
Treasurer OF Oxford County,
PARIS, MAINE.
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WESTERN CREAMERY SPECTATOR:
WARNING FROM THE MAINE BOARI
OF AGRICULTURE.

We learn that representatives OF q
Western firm are in Maine again trying
to start boom for their system OF build.
ing creameries. We believe it Is the
same firm that contracted for the four
ereameries built here several years ago,
on the so-called "Elgin PLAN" which
resulted so disastrously for all who took
stock or furnished milk.
We would therefore warn all Of our
business men and farmers against taking
stock in their enterprise, or encouraging
them In any way.
Farmers, in sections where creameries
are needed, should cooperate with each
other In the matter. erect their own
building, and purchase their supplies
only Of local firms, whose responsibility
Is well known.
These men are now In Lincoln County,
but are liable to appear In any locality
at any time.
b. WALKER MCKEEN, Secretary.
Augusta, April 1, 1895.
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IN THE SPRING.

Nearly everybody needs q good med
icine. The impurities which have &C
cumulated ia the blood during the cold
months must be expelled, or when thu
mild DAYS come, and the effect Of brac
ing air Is lost, the body Is liable to b
overcome by debility or some serious
disease. The remarkable success
achieved BY Hoods Sarsaparilla, and the
many words of praise It has received,
make it worthy your confidence. We
ask YOU to give this medicine trial. We
are sure Il will do you good. Read the
testimonials pubiished In behalf Of
Hoods Sarsaparilla, all from reliable,
grateful people. They tell The story.
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DIED..

In West Paris, April 4. o. G. Swan.
In East Dixneld, March y. Mrs. Oriana 8.
Holman, aged "A years. 10 months.
In Dixarbl. March ~. Charles Dean.
In CAnbridgeport, Mass. March Is. George
W. Millett, aged 81 years, months, Is days.
In East Dixaeld, March II. V. y. Fish. aged
50 years.
In West Paris, March 81. Abble H., widow OF
the late Isaac Hicks OF Norway, aged Il years.
In North Waterford, March II, Ida, wife OF
c. NJ. Coolidge, NJ. ID aged 81 years. months.
lG days.
In Gilead, March 81. Mrs. Olive Blake. aged
20 years.
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srArr OF ONO. err or TOLEDO. !

STATE OF ONO. CTR or TOLEDO. A.
LUCAS COUNTY.
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that be = sh'
senior partner Of the arm Of y. J. CHENEY 3 20.
doing 6usiness In the City Of Toledo. County
and State Aforesaid, aud that said firm VIII pay
the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOLLA re- for earl
and every case Of CArARRH that cannos he curcf
by the use Of HALLS CArARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn 70 before me and subscribed In ny
presence, this 9Th day Of December, A. ID. 1873
A. w. GLEASON,
VAAIl Notary Public.
Halrs Catarrh Cure IL taken internally and act
directly on the blood and mucous surfaces OF IN
system. Send for testimonials, free
=. j. CHENEY q CO.. Toledo. q
ss-Soh by Druggists, &c.
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SEw ADVERTISEMENTS

spring Garments
Ramnn 4 Rickneh.
AL ThluKs Change a,,.,t,,
Petition Tor niscontinuance OF h"a" h0S~'''N
Tee Barnes Ink
Germea-
Vegetable Pulmonary BAlsAm-
Chautaaqua Nursery Co.
Wants,i-A Few More Book Agents
What the People Want
Notice % Foreclosure.
v DAYTON Bolster \ Co.
For sale or to Let.
For sale.
Egss for setting.
Rlle and Harrow.
Messenger Notice.
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One of the morals to be drawn from
that Foxcroft defalcation is not far to
seek. Ii is that officials who put such
implicit confidence in q mans honesty
as to neglect the ordinary and legal safe
guards against dishonesty. can not es-
cape q share Of the moral responsibility
for the consequence.
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To the Honorable Geo. A. Wilson. Judge OF
Probate for Oxford County
Ella II. Whitaker. mother OF Mildred Whittier,
both OF Bethel, in said County Of Oxford, 10.
spectfully represents, that said Mildred II.
Whittier % desirous Of changing Der name from
MILDRED H. WHITTIER 70 MILDRED
above change be made according 70 tie seatuts II
such case made and provided.
Dated u Bethel. Ne. March 8 4: 1875:
ELLA u. WHITTIER.
OXFORD. - ,-Probais Court, March ssrn, A.
d. 1875.
On ths foregoing petition. IT 70 ORDER.D. that
The said pstioner give notice 70 III persoes inter.
cessivcly IN the Oxford Dsmocrat . paper
printed Is Paris, IN aid County, that they nay
Attend e Probate Count % b held g Palis, On
ths third Tassdsy e April =; p; ls1s. 80 sAcy
SS6. :. ViLsoH, yuasN
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THE Subscriber hereby gives public nouos
that be has been daily appointed BY the he saot
Able Judge Of Pr0baes for Tie County OF Oxio ~
and aAesmed Tie truss Of Administration OF ~
ELIZABETH T. CHAMBERLAIN. late o.
Parts.in said County, decsased,by giving bona
the law directs; be therefore req1ests gu Pench
lndebeed 10 the estaee Of sajd deoeascd 70 d.
Immediate payDonk end th0ee who hsve ~
dennnde t1oeooa - exh1het - eene %
nef. n ~ 8DWAy L. PAkLAS'
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The subscriber hereby gives public notice that
q P Pr or 5.osd saa
ed the trust Of Administrator Of the estate Of
ALBEIT A. ANDREWS. late Of Paris.
n said county. deceased, By giving bond - the
dsbsed 70 tAsssests Of aid decsasedto maks IN.
mediate payuenk and thpes Who havs any de-
ualds tkegopa % exhlbk ~ nano q
0oRs IN ~ 1LIoaA \. STOKE.
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Send for circular.
NEsaENGER'D NOTICE.
OFFICE OF TIE suKRur or OXFORD CoUxrY.
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD. % April Sch, A. d. 1895.
This Il 70 give notice, that on the sh day Of
April A. ID. 1885, . warrant In Insolvency wa
Issued out Of The Court Of Insolvency 70!
JOHN II. wARDwELt Of Rumford.
adjudged 70 be an insolvent Debtor, on pc6-
tion OF the creditors Of said debtor, which
petition was nled on The nfsh day Of April.
A. d. 1885, 70 which last named date In
terest on claims IL TO be computed; that the pay.
Of any property belonging % said debtor, 70 HIN
on for his use, and the delivery and transfer OF
any property by him are forbidden BY hw; thas .
mectine Of the Creditos Of aid Debtor. 70 prove
their debes and choose one or moro Aasignees Of
HE estate, Win be held q . Court Of Insolvency.
10 be holden q Paris In said county, on The l7th
the forenoon.
Given under my hand IL daas hr.t above
rRED 4. PoRrER, shsr4H,
e Hs.ssngse q -. Coszs q InselSsnu. Tor
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MARRIED.

In West Peru. March 80, by Rev. q. T. Keene
Mr. Hersey X. Williams and Miss Augusta V
Putnam. both OF Peru.
In Freedom, y. H.. March =. by Rev. II. w
Hobbs, Mr.. John y. Osgocd and Miss Dell Stacy
both Of Kexar Falls.
In West Peru. March Il, by Rev. c. 7. keene
Samuel Leonard OF Andover and Lizzie NJ
Morse Of Rumfori Falls.
In West Peru, March ~, by VIM. woodsum
Esq.. Alema Haynes and Mile Frost. both u
Dixdeld.
In Locke's Mills. Feb. :. by Rev. X. A. Rich
Bethel.
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SINGLE COPIES.

single Copies Of the Democrat are tour cent
each. They will be maiied on receipt OF prisr =!
,hs rphnsher~ or for the convenience Of patrons
ssngls comics Of OF each Issue have been placed On
80 :, ire following places In the County;
Snnsh P.rts Sturtevant's Drug store
Shurtlefs Drug Store
~orwsv Moves Drug Store.
Rncs esla Alfred Cole, Postmaster
rryebUrg, AT. Lewis insuisn0e INV
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To the Honorable Board Of County Commission
ers, In and for the County Of Oxford:
The undersigned. Seiectmen Of the town o.
Paris, respectfully represent that Q road or high
way was located BY the County Commissioner
In the fall Of A. ID. ls90, commencing q or neal
the four corners near 8. II. Kings In Paris, and
running thence In southeasteriy course through
part of said town of Paris 10 the town line be
tween said Paris and Hebron, thence over land
In Hebron 10 the highway near the foot OF Mum
Der Four Hill. 80 called, In said Hebron; thai
public convenience and necessity do not require
the location and building Of said road; that the
expense 70 each town TO build said road would
be large and that IL would not be OF sufficient
benefit 10 the public 20 warrant the large ex.
pense of building said road and Of keeping the
same In repair. Therefore the undersigned. In
pursuance with . vote Of said town OF Paris,
pray that the same may lie discontinued.
w. 8. STARBIRD, Selectmen
FRANK PORTER, of
II. HAMMOND Paris.
The undersigned. In pursuance with vote OF
the town OF Hebron. join In the above petition
and endorse the statements therein made and re-
spectfully pray that said road be discontinued.
u. y. BRADFORD, Selectmen
WIN. DECOSTER, Of
w. II. ALLEN, Hebron.
Dated this Ssrd day Of March, a. ID. 1886.
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BORN.

In Paris, April 5, 10 the wife OF Fred 5. Jack
son. n daughter. Marie Evelina
In Dickvale. March IL. 20 the wife Of Ira
Wing. Jr., n son.
In sweden. TO the wife of John Wilson. = son
In Roxbury. to the wife OF A. W. Robbins,
daughter.
In Greenwood. March ~. to the wife Of Fran
els r.. COLI. q son.
In Rumford Falls, March "a, 20 the wife o.
Mr.. John Bulduc, daughter.
In sweden. March ~. To the wife Of Jesse Rid
Ion, n daughter.
In East Denmark. March 81, 20 the wife Of
Eugene Higgins. a sou.
In Porter, April 3. 10 the wife Of Frank Wood
ard, a son.
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FOR SALE.

Yoke OF Oxen, about feet. six years old. q
nice matched pair. good order and good work
ers.
Address, care IS LOCK BOX, Norway.
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OXFORD, sat- Court of Probate held Ut
Paris. within and for the County Of Oxford, on
MARY A. POTTER widow Of ARTHUR g.
POTTER, late Of Denmark, deceased, having
presented her petition for an allowance Out
Of the Personal Estate of said deceased:
the came 70 all persons interested therein, by
publishing copy Of this order three weeks sue
ccssively In the Oxford Democrat, Newspaper
printed at Paris, In said county, that they may
within and for said County. ON the third Tues-
day Of April next, At nine O'Clock In the
forenoon, and show cause. II any they have,
against The SANE S,opov wueou Ia.
A true copy-Attest:-
ALBERT d. PARK. Register.
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A SENSATIONAL osFALcATIoN,

TIE LATE JUDGE HALE OF FoSCRoFT
rsEp sl5O,Oo0 Oh OTHER PEOPLE ;
MONEN.
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Supreme Judicial Court.
OXFORD COUNTY.

CLERKS OFFICE, Paris. Me-, Mar. 10, ls'o'
The following shows the disposition OF al AZ
peal cases and indictments for violations OF VIC
laws regulating the use and sale OF intoxicAI S
liquors at the February Term, lss6, OF the ss
State Of Maine, by Indictment vs.. Roscoe ora!
Single SALE 5th srTaigncd. Plea guilty. 80
sentenced 70 Ane Of go and costs, taxed =, ~
Pine and costs paid. Respondent discharged.
The foregoing 10 published In accordance .ns
The provisions OF Chapter S66 Of the Public Laws
Of 1855, Of the State Of Maine.
Attest CHARLES y. WHITMAN. C'erk'