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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-13
Financial
TO THE HOLDERS OF
First Mortgage per cent. Bonds
OF THE
Denver & Rio Grdnde Railway Go.
MATIRING NOVEMBER /. 1000.

MATURING NOVEMBER J. 1900.
The conversion into the ~ First CONSOLE
dated MortgnEc Cola Bonds. due 1896 UNDER
taken by the undersigned. has reduced me
amount Of - bonds left outstanding 10 about
S2.00D00O. due and payable In 1000
The 49,, Bonds, except for the about w.
OOO.GOO - bonds yet outstanding. constitute,
together with the ~ Consolidated Mortgage
Bonds. u FIRST MORTGAGE UPON THE EN-
TIRE SYSTEM or THE DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD COMPANY.
The Oner IL now mndc Ia the holders OF the
70 Bonds to refund the same into the 17'o
Gold Bonds, due tD3G ut the price 81 i"F'.
the re bonds to he taken on n 3is1o interest
bnsts to maturity.
statement showing the exact terms np"n
which the exchange IL made can bc hnd ON
application ut the offices Of the Undersigned
or Mt the UNITED STATES TRUST CO.. where
bonds should he presented for conversion.
This offer IL subject 10 Withdrawn or mod
incntiou without notice.
Kuhn, Loeb & Co., Spcyer & TO-,
o. and % Pin. Street. 80 Broad street.
New York October -. 1925
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-13
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Barnett Samuel Hsrrs and Abraham Cohen. a.. ,oo
40 o. Hester 81. secures o'nI 'i-
Goodman Aaron to Sarah and Betsey pinkelman'
No aGl East broadway, also 30 Montgomery .ooo
D. Alt and Lima. to FREDERICK Mccarthy
part OF lot 2S2 map portion Of hat"r estate s,o
u'eb ,sS'S Herman and Johanna to Frederick
Carthy. part Of lot 2Si map portion 81 pa'er 90
y esi@,r 'i Luz 4 to Caroline NJ Buuerield
n 4isr-st, eic4 n NJ 9th ave- years. 1000
Eusner. John Anna Bachmann l'3i-sI nm
Il II W a Audubon ave. yesr....... i"p
Same TO -ar,e 5 i7Sd- st. 1915 IT Of Audubon
ave year.. ~ an, i-3d '
same 20 sare' '................. 1000
s,olz Gorge. to peter s,umpf. No 1856 Home
psrrtsh lame. G. to John b Miller 3 seih
s7D n v OF Madison ave. years: l2o'o
Ems B:,,I Eem G ann 20 So "a ave-
Martin Kat to Moses and sophie Ekan. n 8 ., ooo
soth st lol II % ave. years. llVo
rudDtg CHARLES to Bernheimer n schmid. No
. 5,G 81 ave saloon lease demand 1880
renee ave- i-o2 n or West Farms Road. ,.oo
,, Car Walter 10 charles o livingston No
325 spring and 30 SIS to 5ea Green~lch-s ., mn
Sane ye'i 10 Frederic Mldebrook property. go,
M STis laor, y ami Ar,hur e to Donald
T,5csv a. trustee . corner Lexington ave ANA ,no.
Ii0th-st demand """
sam. to John Davis as trustee. etc same prop ,oo,
R'Jtlee, lame. J. and another to Theodore
l..sgc NJ T5i 9Th ave ,cSIs, ,,,trs, No '"
same To- rile G't'S rasr "'' -. 1880
q" h,ehlh a. A., 1,,ie Gu,rsn,es and Trust Com
t,r, X, f.o East iiith -. years 1870. ooV
uander Laura = and Arthur g 10 leNs
p,si, r corner iis'h 81 and I~S'ns''n ave- roo
c,r'rsham lnni, 10 Mar McCuire. 1924 81 n,
i3i q - u NeNanfsI ave. , srt'' svscnt,fN
is3d .. li-3 T. ~ - Elton ave- . '-'I. "'"
rA,i.n Louis. 10 l",.sh wos s.,nys,. .,ts,s ds-
MOCK 2ei2. map Il" o'' N''"s' ''''.'.s'.. i2S
s.rs.T Benjamin.. to Ralph Martha . i'''n-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-13
Union Pacific AZ Bonds.
Denver. Leadville and Gunnison.

To IN. Holders OF Central Trust companys ceNnca'es "
D.,os,, ,or Irn,on Pacific Railway Co ave Denver
IAsdvlle and Gunnison Bonds;
Notice is hereby given. pursuant to the terms Oh '
Rondho,ders Agreement Of February 1894 that gen
erai meeting OF the holders OF tho above me'to"
,,hcates has been called by the undersigned commute
and will be held at the ONCE Edward w. Sheldon No
% Wall Street York. Tuesday. the ls'h cay %
October 1885, at eleven o'clock A. NJ for the iolo"i"s
purposes
On To receive a report from the Committee OF us pro
cess,ny. under said agreement % determine what
ospositi,n shall be made railway and property en-
brnc.d in the fret mortgage OF the Denver ahve ana
Gunnison Railway Company dated August l. 1857 IN cav
said railway and property purchased by the COMMITTEE
Al the foreclosure sale TO be had under sad
MORTGAGE (5) TO take other action tns may "
determined upon q such meeting
Dated October T. 1903.
HENRY BULGE ~
HENRY de COPPETr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-13
Dlri0cn0 Notices
Proposals.
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PROPOSALS FOR kERSEl. Pha. Depot

PROPOSALS FOR kERSEf. Phila. Depot
O NJ Dept l42S Arch 81. Phi!a. Pa. october D.
isas-Seacd proposals IN tripcate vii be received ~
,,rtt O'clock a NJ October Il. lShN fDr fus nsnli-
~, V.not win 20 n0n yIs Blue Kersey. III o.
t cor f,rn 10 standard sample. itilcis must stale WI"
r,bat ranidiy they Will make deliveries GoN"inmeh'
reserves right reject accept any or al preIsh7
60. thereof Preference articles - foreSt'
,,,,r,or az manufacture conditions II quality an
,,ce 0ucIuding IN price 81 foreign productions
49,, Inn. lie duty thereon being equal. Blanks ir
,rnnssls ard specifications VIII he furnished upon app
I.r p,rveOtes containing proposals H. be endorsed
,i,,,n,sais fo- he opened Monday. NoNeni-
- 1soS ana addressed fo Co.0ro JOHN Y. FUREf'
i,,cc,utv cuartermasier General. 1. :. i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-13
financial.
GuarantyTrustCo.
of New York,


NASSAU. COaNs;: CEDAR srR----.
CAPITAL. 100000
SURPLUS, an.5OO,COO
ACTS AZ TErSTEr: For CORPORATIONS.
FIRMS. AND INDIVIDUALS AS GUARDIAN.
EXECUTOR. AND ADMINISTRATION. TAKES
ENTIRE CHARGE or REAL AND FER
SONAL ESTATES
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS
subject TO cheQue or on certificate.
DRAFTS oSA!LTAR7s -C--tT CC!rAIS.
TRANCE AND GLRMANY i o. - : ANO SOLD.
COLLECTIONS MADE
TRAVELLERS LETTERS or C.-oI- AVAIL
ABLE ~ ALL rAETs OF TIE C'OcLo A:;D
COMMERCIAL LETTERS OF CREDIT ISSUED.
WALTER q. oAvMAN. President.
ADRIAN IsELIN. JR.. Vicc-Presiccn'.
GEORGE n TURNBULL, I'd Vice President.
HENRY A MURRAY. Treas. and Sec
J. NELSON BORLAND Asst. Treas ard Sec.
JOH-' oAcLT. y pacer Foreign Dc...
DIRECTORS.
Samuel D. Babcoce. Charles r. henderson.
George +. Takcr. Adrian Iseln Jr,
George s. Bowdoin, Augustus d. Juiiliard,
August Belmont, james y. Jarvie
Frederic Cromwell. Richard A. MeCurdy,'
Walter r. Gillette. Alexander Orr,
Robert Goelet, Walter C. Oakmnn.
@. O. Haven, Henry H. Rogeu,
Oliver Hartman. II. Mex Twonbiy
p eomeu Hayes. Frederick ". Vanderbilt
Harry Payne Whitney.
LONDON BRANCH.
81 LOMBARD STREET. q. q
ruys and sells exchange en- the prncipat
cities Of the world. collects dividends and eoo
pons without charge. issues travellers and coir
nercinl letters Of credit, receives and pas
interest on deposits subject TO che1ue o. eight Or
on notice, lends money on collatera!s. deals n
American and ether investment oecurities. al
offers its services as correspondent and financial
agent to corporations. bankers and merchantA
Bankers.
BANK OF ENGLAND.
CLYDESpALE BANK, Limited,
NATIONAL PROVINCIAL BANK OF
ENGLAND. Limited,
PARIS BANK, Limited.
Solicitors.
yREsHF1ELDS AND WILLIAMS
London Committee.
ARTHUR JOHN FRASER. CHAflAAH.
DONALD c. HALDEMAS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-13
Couulrn f)roperlp for Sale.

r>~>J~r|VNSNNN> -. 80
VVrHITp PLAINS rrr sale a. ,"~ ~. pr, .ouss an i'm
W ~ Mac, / ~ sore. Il ground ne 20 2il
,..ren,. Apply New Ns,heriana HeS'" w.
RrnahnaY Nav Yofk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Road from Fort Schuyler to West Chester. sdjoin-
- 81 iGo al acres Hifred Morris to Coils
1854 hpH D 81 s7:6 It Of Amsterdam ave,
30 II Julius JunEmann to James II cueesrly. 10"
Frederick McCart iig 10 ABel Davis go
Part Of lot No 2s sane property same 10 er $50
llaih st. SO loo W,st' Isxi0oII; Henry Niese .o
vy vs. ' sTc io II Of jennins.-s; Gcxlco.
Home eers Sc S %o PFC SS' 95xssS2o a1s.a Peter
stumpf to George stolz eoc:s i
' %Sa 'I isl. a. Sc, sy NV
College ave. :. 80 4 OF i7lst-s'. 25xioo' 7oo
III Ivy t? 81 Ef r. Of s s st. 2s7 Frank
PIX Nh s as e * s!d to and nom a Fi d lin
ave- runs n 3sx 55x ol.ex 10: ,ooed am
18Th si No 81 ' Vest eonoo Joseph
William H.S ct al, 2 p sat6 st 253,i John
Biitner and TO John yOlz. 49,, 1890
10y Ssa ave- Hudson H%R Ros- ana Ellen Bran "a.
Ar, f $ corner pelham ave. s7.2x25xlo2x
ESQ. Concetta Del Beilo and another to Lena a.oo
1cIb' co'S e. e! = Vest 25xooii David christi.
4nd Tais TO coTne T sprasst
wilson . Duncan MeGieeG"c -. y,nh.,o5
re Real Estate and building Association to John "a
,ia 1f'i ". 2a5 Il Of I1nox.a ave. lsxlOOii:
Clarence Ford 70 Lillian i, II Po Tao,c ue,
Sane property h''"" - o' ...''............ 400
la5tn st. !. 100 II " Of shave, 25xooli;
Lot ., block Il. amended map Mapes estate;
Hudson and wife to Blanche VI Reed
T9fh 4 No GO East. 13.GXl0.2. Emma Brlnck-
erlo al. executors. 70 Isabella w Brncker- oo oo
5ti ave No ec3. . 22.5xl00: William Aston
and wife Emma X Schley .....-.....:
10th st. 4t0 West 2jx35.ll: John Devlin "a
Inferior lot 100 II . Of Prospective and 272 n
"a - lGgth 81. Il PISA FL sx y JD3; .
Jenny \ Carew GtegoriO III Lorenzo -...:.. ~
s1cridan. It n r. - n 81 Barker ave. S,NSX
Irregular Thomas J Dunn, sheriff, 10 Ann ,.o
sheridan st. n Barker-a'e. I3NDs. -
81 ave 40 20. n % sxioo; Mary Il Guppy 800.
10 Ellen Earl. i''"
san , s., - - p Porter ..'.......".'.. 1900
sch 81 " > SO n W NJ Madison ave. 25.6xlo2. 80
John e Miller 10 James Parrish. ............. lW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-13
THE UNION PACIFIC,
DENVER AND GULF
RAILWAY COMPANY.

Pursuant 10 the provisions Of the Agreement dated
sen.mbeY Is 1897, made between Grenvile NJ Dodge'
George NJ Pullman. J. Kennedy Tod. oliver Ames Harry
Walters Henry Bulge, Henry Lewis, and Orish Herr
mann Committee the first part. and such holders OF
the consolidated bonds OF The Union Psc'hc'
Denver and GuIf Railway Company. issued under mort
gage dated April 1890 should become parties 70 sara
Agreement as therein provided 81 the second part
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the COMMITTEES
constituted under said Agreement has adopted and ap-
proyed Plan and Agreement for the Reorganization OF
The Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf Railway Company.
ard that copy such Plan and Agreement with the
written adoption approval thereof endorsed thereon
BY ma ori,y OF members Of the Committee has been
lodged with Central Trust Company OF New YORK the
Deposary said Agreement OF September u.s. 1871
Dated New York. October Q. 1898.
GRENVILLE VI. DODGE,
j. KENNEDY TOD.
HENRY BULGE.
OLIVER AMEs,
HARRY WALTERS,
NORMAN b. REAM,
HENRY LEWIS,
URIAH HERMANN,
Committee.
j. T. GRANGER. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-13
WESTERN UNION ANNUAL REPORT.

The Western Union Telegraph Company re-
ports for the year ended June 30:
1895 1891 Changes.
Ne, revenues . s23s5Ta3 So 63S $50 Inc sl27e s1t
ixrenss. ........ 1T.S25.5s2 lG9o 6as Inc. 1920
v., earning, ~ ssoeo 1871 s. 7S22os Inc. sSs7.oas
Interest and Sinking o.o..
fund ..........ss ''o0tn ts''.'"i I-e -'f'''
P,l.no. ........ sSls360, A7oe7o2 Inc. $3.50 sos
rvisenf, ........ 4.S67.oIi +1a2 s3a Inc. IH""
s,-,lp. - sslasa4 sss47 Inc. s3iis4I
:, lp"H .,,,ivs Ga7 k.i ? ei3 ea4 Inc 3.slI
-.i .c-,lu, e. p6a oan Il G,7 5,l Inc. $4,000
The expenses Of the year compare as loho"s'
Operating and gen .. ,o -, ,s,s 10
et.I 80 ii,ss NO ocS 'I57s<s7 pes. s.4ai
Maintenance and re ..- ., ,.,o,,
obstruction 2,StS.SS 2'st2'Stv ~ SaI oa0
900 80 oHc'N" N'N'
Equipment of1ces. oo..o, y. "A e7o
ul-es Ioi ''' -'''S~' ''
-o..,. ~ ST. s25ss2 SIC ao6 $50 Inc salse2e
In the year 70 900 bonds. due March l. l"N'
vera redeemed by the sinking fund trus-
toes and $4,000 per cent collateral trust
bonds due January 1. 1888 were issued In ex-
change for a corresponding amount or capital
stock ~ the Gold and Stock Telegraph Company
unon which under lease of that company inter-
g., was being paid at the rate Of per cent per
annun,. M
The comparative balance sheet as OF June ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-13

DVTRTi sEMFNTS and slirci ni'.na i"J =, ns Itda.v
-, ror,h ~ 2istsi until n coos T. "a. a.
"a ao' .es Al the ION wing branch onc.s Al resus'
enc. rates untu O'Clock ~ & ~ oh ava
g., i1,h -. i.2 ColumBss-aye.. near WAt toih ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-13

J. T. GRANGER. Secretary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12
NOTICE.

To al persons and corporations:
y aPpearinG thas upon the Position Of u. 70.
and 81 other citissns and legal voters Of Lowell
County Com Co1ni II Of said County, rep
resensing that common convenience and neces
city require that Q highway 30 laid out and
located In said Lowell commencing at . point Oh
the highway leading from Lowell Center past the
South Of said stearns' buitiinRs: thence running
In eoutheaaterly direction past the buildings Of
9. T. McAlis,sr, inssrsect,ns with she Highway
1ssr sne .c.d no. C :sap By .. :ad "a
BY the said Co1nty Commissioners, the said
County Commissioners adjudgcd and determinet
that common convenience and necesaity did ~.
e ne he Ssso q q a d ras .na oP .ys
did locate tho same. And it further appearing
that c. X. Chapman, BENZ. Russell. Sumner
KimbAll. John D. Kimball, ]. A. Harrington.
8. l.. Hatch. a. y. Poetic and W.. O. Brown,
inhabitants OF said town Of Lowell. who appeared
at said hearing. at term OF the Supreme
judicial Court begun and holden at Paris with.
In and for said County Of Oxford on the second
their appeal from the said decision and al
jutiicatfon, and that the Justice Of said supreme
judicial Court, holden ~ Aforesaid, duly sp-
pointed tho undersigned q COMMITTEES 70 act upon
the subject matter OF said appeal, and TO affirm
or reverse. In part or In whole, said decision and
adjudication, notice IL hereby given 70 al
persons and CORPORATIONS interested In the sub
jet matter of said original petition Of j. n. Fox
and 70 others. Aforesaid, that Thursday. the
eighteenth (ls) day Of August A. ID. lSss, AZ nine
t9) O'Clock In the forenoon and tho dwelling
house Of John ". harrington OF Lowell Center
In said Lowell have been appointed by said com.
mittce tho time and place 70 act upon said sub
ject matter, and for the performance OF the
service authorized and directed under com
mission ~ said committee 1uly issucd In the
premises by said Supreme Judicial Court on the
issh day Of May, A. ID. 1ess.
Given under our hands this eleventh III day
Of July A. ID. lss.
GEORGE u. BfsBEE.)
JESSE n. LIBBY, !Committee
JOHN Il ROBINSON,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12
TABLE TALK.

In the July issue Of Table Talk the
tastes and interests OF the hOusekeeper,
the home-maker and the hostess, will
find much to assist them. The menus,
table decorations and many OF the
recipes are fresh and new, while others,
given In reply to inquiries received,
must meet the needs Of more than the
inauisers, because so practical. Alto
gether the little maya glue IL OF much aid
and value to women who desire to keep
up with the household interests and im-
provements of the day, and to get IL In q
condensed form. Some OF the articles
are: behind the Brass Knocker," BY
Marth. Bockee Flint: Serving Can OF
Salmou,- by Eleanor n. Lucas; "a
Shell Luncheon" by Isabel B. Winslow
.July Days Manners, Ideas, Fancies,'
Mary c. Myer; .'Housekeeptrs' ln'
ouiries," by Corneiia G. Bedford, which
are Of deepest interest to women interest
ed in their table. Any one OF our readers
desiring q sample copy can obtain one
free, by addressing Table Talk Publish
ing Co., Philsdelphia, Pa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12
ZIG FIRE AT BATH.

There was q big blaze at Bath Tues
dsy night. II took the combined efforts
OF the local department, hundreds OF
volunteers who formed brigade COM
psuies, and two fire companies from
brunswick aud Lewiston 10 subdue the
flames. and success only came after
SlOO 900 worth of property. including
a large church, many dwelling houses
and a number Of small shops, were de-
stroyed. The fire started about o'ciocs
in the stable Of Isaac Croker, and was
caused by fire crackers.
From the outset the fire had decidedly
the advantage, AS the water supply rom
Lake N.qussset suddenly failed, owing
TO q break in the pipes, and Tor = ions
time the fire department was on the nc
fensive.
When il Was seen that the fire depart
ment was making but slight headway
against the Il ,mes, the citizens, inciud-
ing the employees Of the Bath Iron WORKS
and other large firms, formed oucKe'
brigsdes. and by the hardest kind o.
work succeeded in saving many OF TN
more important structures, inc'udins
the plant of the Iron Works.
The loss on nearly all Of the building
u m he covered By insurance. while th'
church was covered by sl2.5Oo poiicy
/ The fire departments from Brunswick
sna Lewiston arrived early In the even
II log and greatly assisted In suoduins TN
i a mes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12
STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY OF OXFORD, 81.
BOARD Of County Commissioners, May session,
lsss; held by adjournment July I, isss.
UPON the foregoing petition. satisfactory evt
dcnce having bccn reviewed that the petitioners
are responsible. and that inquiry into the merits
Of their application Il expcdient, IT n ORDERED,
that the County Commissioners meet ut the house
Of A. w. Robbins. in Roxbnry In said County
on the sd day Of September, lsss. nj . OF the
clock 4. n. and thence proceed 10 view the
route mentioned In said petition, I'm
mcdiately afIrr which view. 4 hearing Of
the parties and their witnesses will lie
hal 1t some convenient place In the vicinity
and such other measures taken In the premises
a. the commissioners shall judge proper. And
Il IL further ORDERED, that notice Of the time
place and purpose OF the commissioner meeting
aforesaid be given 70 all persons and corpora
tons interested. by causing attested copies oi
ssid petition, and of this order thereon, 10 In
served upon the clerk Of the town OF koxbury
In said County and also posted up In three
pubic places In said town. and publish
oil three weeks successfully In the Oxford Dem
ocrat, = newspaper printed nj Paris, In said Coun
ty OF oxford, the first OF said publications. and
each OF the other notices. To he made, served and
posted, at least thirty days before said time Of
meeting. 70 the end that all persons and corpora
lions may then and there appear and shcw cause
II any they have. why the prayer Of said petit
TONERS should not he granted.
ATTEST CHARLES y. WHITMAN. Clerk.
A true copy Of said petition and order OF cour'
thereon.
ATTEST CHARLES y. WHITMAN, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12
LETTER TO MR. J. s. KING,
COllYk 0AQlC

Dear Sir: II must be very aggravlting
TO figure on q certain number OF gsllons
Of paint for q job and then, a. result OF
buying paint that Is put up short meas
ure, be compelled TO buy two or three
gallons more than he figured on.
One OF the advantages 10 using =. W.
Devoe 4 Co.'s Pure Lead and Zinc Paint
IL that every can Il put up according to
the u. s. standard Of 23l cubic inches to
the gallon. Yours truly,
+. W. DEvoE & Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Miss Libby has opened her Norway
studio for three months and will intro
duce some new lines OF work, having
secured Mr.. Mscneil A. agent who Will
call at your houses with samples and
prices.
There Ia nothing equal to success
The Kelley Institute, Isl Congress St.
Portland, Is daily asserting Its i'm
portance and value In meeting the de
mands made upon It by those who de.
sire to become cured Of rum, opium, and
tobacco diseases, As well as Of nervous
ness and nervous prostration. Core
spondence solicited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12

A hemlock tree of the old fashioned
kind was recently cut on the estate Of
the late Deacon U n. Dyer, Appleton,
which measured Ia feet across the
stump and contained about 1900 feet Of
lumber. The number OF rings was 36C
and II they are any indications Of the age
of q tree IL would seem that the old mon
arch Of the forest has withstood storms
q almost four centuries.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12

Mr.. A. n. Hammond III BEEN taking
. two weeks vacation from his work II
Bolster's store.
Miss Blanche Dean ct ,rted Mond y
morning for Pittsfleld To attend The
summer normal school.
Arrangements have been made to have
Rev. q. G. Hamilton, the well known
Universslist clergyman, preach here
July Fl and 5lst, and possibly other
elergymen later.
Albion Taylor sends In to the Demo-
crat bunch Of pink apple blossoms
and a number Of apples larger than
wzlnu,s, which he picked from the same
tree, while cutting the grass on the
True farm now owned by Charles
Gowell.
Lieut.. Alfred A. Starbird is at home
for the present, arriving Saturday night.
tie has received his discharge from Co
II, lst Maine Volunteers, and left Chicka-
manga about ten days ago for Fort Nun
roe, where he passed the necessary ex-
sminations for the second lieutenancy in
the regular army TO which he has been
eHfVtutSu. uc ~ EoW aWdtiuk ufuctss
His general health Is good, though he is
thin, having lost about twenty. five
pounds since going south. When he
left Chicksmsuga July lst the boys Of
Co. d, though most Of them were thin
10 aesh, were all well except Capt. Bart
lett, who died two days later, but WAS nj
that time able to attend to part Of his
work.
BISCoE DISTRICT.
VIII Foster is hsylns at A j. Penley's.
C. X. Peuley has four extra men for
hsying.
Mrs. Sarah Penley OF South Paris Is
visiting here.
Lizzie Marshall, Of High Street, spent
Tuesday at A. j. Penley's.
Mrs. Eunice Corbett Il now stopping
with her daughter, Mrs. w. F. Foster.
Elsie Lesvitt, who has been ut Walter
knightly's, has returned to her home In
Grsy.
Mrs. Nellie Jackson OF SHOWS Falls
has hired the be rries In the Russell
pasture OF 4. J. Peuley.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12
BORN.

In Greenwood, June 80, TO the wife Of Wesley
Ring, q son no IL pOunds)
In Norway, June 30, 70 the wife OF Eden
Morey, daughter.
In Norway, june 3. TO the wife OF Lieweiiyn
Jordan, Q daughter ruby Gertrude)
In West Peru, June 10. 70 the wife OF Periey
In Paris, July 9, TO the wife Of A. o. Wheeler,
q son.
In East DiIned, June Is. TO the wife Of G. T.
Wright, son. w..
In Rumford Falls, july I, 70 the wife OF Jen
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1898-07-12
To the Honorable board Of County Commissioner,

To the Honorable board Of County Commissioners
for the county OF Oxford
We, the selectmen of the town OF Roxbury.
duly authorized by the vote of said town that
common convenience and necessity together
with proper regard for expense require an
alteration In the location OF the county road
leading from the Roxbury Notch road 80 called.
by the house of Maurice :. Hussey 10 Andover
town line near Orlando Hannaforl, In the town
Of Roxbury. We therefore urgently request
that notice Of the same shall be given, Q hearing
had and such further determination As your
honor able boarf shall deem just.
Dated at Rox bury on this ~ day Of June ls:s
FRANK STANLEY, sclectmen
HERBERT l. MITCHELL. OF
A w ROBBINS. RoNbury