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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-12

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Our corn 1ctory stareed up = Tues
day last an has run pert OF - time.
Examinef TELL thinks there VIII b
Aboat tWo-tAlrd9 crop Per acre.
NJ. y. 4. nnesc inserme youf oos-
respondent that % nae leasee rom soe
y. =. =. OV@P.ny sne IoYI's.Ss.. eH1
o. nua sne WI veIy sOon osuo : Ieno
tn sunsose I0f co1I, uoar sna ~ -
wiz AGA 20 = { roilst @hl VIZ ~
nececsary power tof noei1e. e
neio "a TOT covsrA yceu oeon II. ..
b. Locaes miller and thinks that tnere
- 2 ooaier - tnas una o oasanes
Rev. A. \. hryant OF SenIofus 1e.,
made some OF nis friends . snort Cali iass
WSek. ~ . -. -.
=; l. wo,se v's'eoo Nv VI" "ou'S
At Topsnam last week.
N. VIII ". Ino1as OF rotsiano va
Miss Ruth Tucker OF South Paris cali
Cd Vn friends here recently.
Mr.. +. Miller and wife OF washington,
D. c., have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
David Emmons.
e. d. Adams OF Norway WAS IN our
village one Gay tnls week.
d. T, bsoo OF Westofook, Ae, " W.
lung Ieis!ives nsre:
Y. -. hofKan, wne soc dauen.e1s, OF
roruand' were % Ars' o. d. i>ockesovo'
sunday.
Lack OF rain u drying the ground %
that our people have 70 depend on
neighbors for water; others have been
digging on the hillside north Of the VII
lage with these results-that there are
four more streams Of water running 70
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-12
RUMrORO FALLS.

Rev. G. b. Hannaford preached At
Rumford Centre and Rumford Corner
last Sunday. He attended Ave camp
meetings last month.
Report SAYS three new physicians are
about to settle here. This 10 . very
healthy plsce-but very little here for
doctors 10 do.
J. J. Calhoun has bought the store
owned BY Edward Tbbetts. He will
enlarge his business. Give him call.
Quite delegation went from here TO
Lewiston 10 attend state fair.
Rev. Mr.. Graham has returned from .
few weeks vacation.
The N. T.. ladies' circle meets this
week with Mrs. Fanny Abbott.
Mrs. J. L. Hoyle 10 visiting friends In
Bath.
Chas. Atwood OF Buckheld spent n
day with his son, Fred Atwood, last
week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-12
SHOWS FALLS.

Misses LA and Ina Curtis have return
ed home from Woodstock, and are now
at work In the West Paris corn shop.
Mr.. Fred J. Wood has gone TO VIII
limAntic, Conn, as supervising engineer.
for Boston syndicate, and Ia laying out
an electric road In that city.
Mr.. Robert Z. whittle Of Boston IL the
guest OF his sister, Mrs. r. +. Shaw.
Mr.. Gardner NcAllister and Miss
Ethel Robinson are boarding with B. c.
Curtis, and working In the West Paris
corr shop.
Mr.. ard Mrs. John r. Wood, Mrs.
Cynthia Fredericks and Miss Alice May
Sparks, who have been the guests Of
Mrs. Fred j. Wood, returned TO their
home In Boston Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-12
o,xFlELD.


Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Putnam, Miss
Lydia Packard and Miss Nellie Holman
started last week on . trip 70 Phllsdel-
phia.
Miss Isabel stowell has gone to Bos-
ton where she II 10 attend school.
Mrs. Florence Richardson and daugh-
ter lone have gone TO Portland for the
winter. Mrs.. r. Z. Smith will follow
later. They have taken . house on
Bracket Street.
A great many attended state fair last
week.
Mr.. Simon Tsinter 10 Of home from
Madison where he has been ut work.
The National House 10 being very
much improved by . coat Of paint.
Miss E,lna Edmunds and Miss Ins
Mclntire started for Hebron Monday
where they attend school.
Mrs. Charles Stanley and son Chester
spent last week Ia Portland.
Mrs. G. l.. Dillingham; has been Walt
Ing 10 New Hampshire for . number OF
weeks.
The village schools opened again TIL,
week.
Mrs. John 8. Harlow and her two
children have returned from Paris where
they have been number Of weeks.
Mr.. Charles Stanley and Mr.. John
Holland were ut home from Boston q
few days last week.
Mrs. Abel Holt Is visiting her parents
ct Phillips.
Work 1t the corn shop has commenced
but 10 not very brisk ~ yet.
Mio Martha Bloomingdale Who hal
been 1t George Hollis for few weeks
has returned 70 Hartford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-12

A call has recently come from Chilli,
8. A., for national organizer or tenn
peranee round-the-world missionary to
be sent 10 that far-sway country, to
strengthen The work there and extend it
in new localities. The call says that
there never seemed 80 favorable . time
as now. At the coming national conven-
ton this call viii doubtless be consider
ed. The bands of ribbon white are from
north 20 south, from east 70 west.
The state convention 10 near &c hand
Sept. 1878, at Portland, with prospects
Of q grand and helpfcl meeting. Oxford
County mast be well represented The
delegates from the county have gener-
ally been few, but with the increase Of
membership, and the addition Of new
and large Union, We have every reason
to hope for better or larger rcpresenta-
ton.
The preparations seem pretty wen
made for the national, yet but few from
Maine can 70 to Seattle. while Ne can
be at the state convention and GET In
spiration for The work Of another year.
8.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-12
MAINE NEWS NOTES.

The election of . congressman from
the First Maine District, to succeed Hon.
Thomas B. Reed, will be held on the
drst Monday In November.
Mrs. +. Cook, aged 20 years, 40 Eng
lish lady employed ~ nurse 10 the fam
ily OF Charles Millett In Wayne, COM
United suicide by drowning In Andres
coggin lake, Sunday morning. Despond-
ency was the cause.
The great state fair Of last week at
Lewiston Was successful affair 10 all
respects. There was . record breaking
attendance on two days, and the total
receipts are considerably over 90, 900,
being larger than for number Of years
previous.
At the temperance meeting which
closed the session Of the Old Orchard
campmeeting, Rev. s. r. Pearson Of
Portland made the statement that from
Q moral point of view Portland's condi-
ton is worse than thirty years ago, and
Portland 10 only type Of about all the
cities of Maine.
while two trains were passing Great
Works Thursday afternoon 7-yesr-old
son Of John Kelley Of that place was
struck by one Of the trains and instantly
killed. he had stepped from one track
to the other, not realizing that . train
was approaching from the opposite d.
rection.
The body Of Charles G. Huskins Of
Booshbay Was found floating In the har-
Dor Saturday night. The body vas
found BY T. L. Montgomery. Mr.. Hus-
kins was 80 years Of age and native Of
Shelburne, N. 8. He had been missing
three weeks, and 1t h not known whether
he committed suicide or Was accidentally
drowned.
It having been stated that the birds
refused to dlne on the forest tree cater
pillar, Maine woman writes this vindi-
cation OF them TO the Springfield Repub-
hcan: NJ saw these hairy caterpillars
eaten by chipping sparrows, robins, red
winged timore, orioles and red crossbills.
The list could be much extended did |
not prefer to speak only from my own
observation, and not from that Of
Others"
Richmond 1. Wooster OF South Han
cock committed suicide Wednesday BY
taking Paris green. he was . retired
- captain and grand banks fisherman.
Mr.. Wooster has hlled many important
town o6lces, was deputy collector Of
customs and inspector ct 1t. Desert
Ferry during both terms OF President
CIevslsnd's administration, and Was tax
collector Of the town at the time Of his
death. he ID survived BY widow, three
dsughtsrs and one son. Il ID supposed
that the oct Vas IL result Of diseased
mind.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-12
EAST WATERFORD.

The buildings Of Fred kilgore burned
about $ O'Clock on the evening Of the 6th.
He WAS away, but got home before they
were entirely consumed. Harry kilRore.
wife and child, the only ones In the
house, had retired for the night, and e.
capped with only . few clothes. The
animals and very few articles were
saved. The IRE caught around the chin
uey. We understand there was . small
insurance.
Charles III. kilbourne Of New York 10
spending his vacation with his wife at
her old home.
Elmer II. Hsgsett aud family spent
sunday In the place.
Z. c. Hilton IL working In the South
PAris corn shop.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-12
LOWELL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Waite have returned TO
New York and B. E. Brown and family
are occupying The cottage.
Miss Nettie Andrews has returned to
Lawrence.
The corn shop Il running on full time.
The corn crop d rather light on account
Of drouth.
Mrs. DIR. Bartlett IL Waiting In town.
Mr.. Preston W. Charles II visiting In
town. His home for the last ten or
twelve years has been Fort Worth,
Texas. He ID located Just outside the
city, and keeps 500 head Of cattle, milk
Ing 80 cows and selling the milk 10 the
city. His description OF life and busi-
meas there Ii very Interesting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-12
To the Honorab'e Board OF County Commission
ere within and for the County Of Oxford:

To The Houorab'e Board OF County Commission-
ere withln and for the County Of OXFORD:
Respectfully represents the undersigned Select.
men Of she town Of Greenwood, In sald County,
that common convenience and necesslty do NOT
require tho further continuance and maintenance
Of the following pieces or paris Of roads situated
In said toWu. viI.: lss commencing on the old
couaty road leading from North Norway %
Bethel as point whore the road leads from said
county road 70 the house Of J. y. Emmons,
thence northery 70 . point In said way opposite
The house Of Elem v Wentworth, and they pray
that 20 much Of said way - hes between said
points, be discontinued. Also commencing at
point In said old county road opposite the hon Of
Willard Ames. ami running thence north on said
road 70 . point In said road opposite the house
Of EaItley Lyden, and they pray that the said
road between two las named points or 20 much
thereof ~ may be deemed advisabe BY your
board. be discontinued. Also commencing NJ .
point e the junction Of the rueda easesrfy Of
bheepshtn Pond. thence uorthcriy on the west
erly braach and on tho road lcsding AROUND On
the essterly shore or side Of Twftchell Pond. 70
the junction Of this road with sbe highway near
Daniel Coles, and they pray that al Of said
rod between said lass named points DO discon-
unued.
Dated 1t Crossword this slss day Of Aug. A.
d. l8o.
4. W. PENLEY, sslectmen
LIP. BRYANT. J0reenwood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-12
osCxvALe.

John A. Putnam, Who recently broks
bic arm, % doing wsll.
John Blake e building . house on
Farrar 6kreee-
Edwin r. Child has bought ths Town
sead place In Woodstock.
Nrs. B. 8. Tfacy, Mrs.. Charles Bur
ee0 ard 4rs. @. n. Child work 1t the
corr shop husking corn.
Geo. o. Husssy l. rowing to East
Dix1eld.
he Hsssey boys VIII occupy the shop
on ths Hssssy place and board thsn-
selves.
3. 9. Tracy has lAid a aqssdust y
bg1n9 water . ~ hoooo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-12
OXFORD.


Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Buchanan and Mrs..
Fisher attended the state convention Of
Christian Endeavor ut Portland.
Walter Dawes and family have re-
turned TO Auburn.
Penny French IL building house on
his lot on Lake Street.
Miss II. Z. Hersey has returned to
Boston.
Mrs. Begin, Mrs. White and little
daughter Lillian, are visiting Mrs.
Routhier In Auburn.
Mrs. Keith has gone 70 Boston.
John Faunce, Edward Faunce, Robert
wardwell and Mrs. John Robinson At
tended the @. A. r. National Encamp-
mcnt At Philadelphis.
Nr. John Royce IL very sick.
Mrs. Hatch OF Belfas: preached ct Ad-
vent Hall on Sunday and has held extrs
meetings each evening OF the week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-12
TEX OXFORD BEARS
THE oolNos or THE WeEx iN AL
SECTIONS OF the COUNTY.
PARIS NIL.

Yrss Bsptiss CAureA, ~. II. A. nossrts,
sunday school = b 4. SaSSssA tvssias On
vics e 7:eo 2. =. Prayer MsssanG Wednesday
evening - - 2. ~
George H. Proctor and wife have
moved Into Mrs.. c. H. Ripley's house,
and will remain there through the win
ter, while Mrs. Ripley is away, - che
expects to be.
Harold II. Thayer goes TO Lewiston TO
enter Bates College this week. He 10 Q
graduate Of Paris Hill Academy, class
OF so.
W. :. Hutchinson, ESQ, Of Boston,
made short visit 20 relatives here last
week.
Mr.. Thomas p. jackson Of Brownton,
MIMI, ID visiting bis parents and friends
at and around Paris.
Joseph Durham and wife Of North
Paris aud Mrs. Dunham's sister, Mrs.
Stuart OF Bangor, visited friends at the
Hin Sunday.
Miss Hattie Hooper returned Monday
to her work In the Rutland Street School,
Boston.
@. Z. Perkins and wife returned Sstur-
day to their home In Rockville, Conn.
Mr.. Perkins ID much improved 10 health
BY the two months vacation which he
spent here.
Chandler Garland and wife Of Boston
arrived at L. B Merrill's the last Of the
week, and will spend couple OF weeks
in this vicinity visiting friends, who are
very glad To zee them again.
Judge and Mrs. Haskell Of Portland
spent several days at the Hubbard House
last week. Judge Haskell viii stop
there next month, during the October
term Of court, st which he presides.
The 3-act play "Aasques" will be
given Tuesday evening for the beae6t OF
the golf club, as noticed last week. This
10 Q bright play, full Of lsughable situa-
tons, and the young ladies having II 10
charge have spared no time nor trouble
In perfecting u, and making the stage
settings attractive and the costumes
pleasing. II is TO be hoped . good au-
dience will reward them for their efforts.
Shaw's Orchestra viii furnish music.
Lemon sheroet and Ice cream viii be for
sale. Admission Is cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-12
STATE or MAlaR.

CouHrr or OxroRD, -:
Board Of County Cennisssonsrs. Sspt. ssssios,
lSoo -
UPON ths foregoing pssstya. satisfactory
svidsscs having ben received thai u pslisios.
merits Of their spplicessos 2 exPsttsst II .
OxDInSp, that IL County Commissioners nest
q the 1T. Abram House. I.ocks's Min,
October 81. l1sn, - nine Of tie O'Clock. 4.
n. and thancs prOcesd 20 visw IL rooee
mentioned In said petition; Numerically aftsr
which view, hearing Of the parties and
their witnesses will b bed - s0nS convenient
place In the vicinity, and such other neasuree
taken IN the prcmises - the Commlssloaers rhali
judge proper. And e v further ORDe1xD, shat
notice OF the une, plaos and purpose Of ~ Cor
nissioners' meeting ASoroeaid b Givea 70 Al
persons aAd corporations Interested. - coasing
sesssssd coplss Of sd psfft0a end q this orleF
therpon % b served upo1 The Closk Of ~
Town Of Greenwood In esid County, and aleo
post9d up - three pQbnepiopos - sd tom ssd
Rabiished threo weeks Sooceselvely b ~ 0xfoed
0Uuocrata neWspApW psinoDd q Rosis n ~
County Of Oxford, ~ 1rse Of ~ pabG-
cotlvns, nd eocA q ~, othoP not3c6o. -
d usdev segved aad peaoed, & - tlsSg
days befon M H. q nsslng. 2 - - -
III persons sad cogpoeaetoee nay - ed 49,
appear and 49, oa1De, u sny tAoy hq42 w
- prayer Of I'D pee1nonogs shoo4 - ~
'z:sssssozAn1HExEl.,1Ar.G1s.
xsssss-6sAaa,D >. VETERAN, -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-12
THE BRAVERY OF WOMAN

Was grandly shown by Mrs. John
Bowling, OF Butler, Pa, 10 . three
years. struggle with malignant stom-
ach trouble that caused distressing At
tacks OF nausea and Indigestion. All
remedies failed TO relieve her until she
tried Electric Bitters. After taking it
two monthr, she wrote: 81 am now
wholly cured and Can eat anything. Ii
ID truly Q grand tonic for the whole sys-
TEN ~ l gained In weight and feel much
stronger since using t." IL aids diges-
ton, cures dyspepsis, improves appetite
gives new life Only 20 cents. Guaran-
tecd, at =. A. Shurtleff & Co.'S drug
stOre
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-12

Died, In Bethel, Sepe. I, Mn. L0is
WILDER, wife Of Nelson Wilber, aesd 81.
The two prominent merchants 1t West
Bethel are quite sick, With - ~ but
little Improvement.
People ara basy hauling their corn
and beans to he canning shOp.
Flora wheeler b q hone ffo0 Haar
Over. IAso., for . we'd. - YIN -.
tur. b ~ sshsol n Je0oesoos i. =.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-12
COMING EVENTS.

sept 4. Is h.-Fair Of R,versssse PARA Associa-
ton. Bethel
SEA- II. ~, Affair Of oxford County ASrtcnl
tarA Society, between South Paris and
Norway.
seps ~. 1r-fAir Of Oxford NortA Agricultural
Society, Andover.
Sept n, =, s.-fAir Of Androeccxgtn Valley
Agricultural society. Canton
Sept. d, z, S.-FAir % West Oxford AxrtcQL
tsral Society, Fryebarg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-12
BUSINESS NOTICES.

There 10 nothing equal TO success
The Kelley Institute, Isl Congress 81
Portland, IL daily asserting ia I'm
portsnce and value In meeting the de
m.nds made upon it by those who de.
sire TO become cured Of rum, opium, and
tobacco diseases. - well - Of nervous
ness and nervous prostration. Core
apoudeuce solicited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-12
GREENWOOD.


IL hss been limited, and perhaps not
without reason, that We are apt TO say
too much about the weather, but II has
been so remarkable for . few days past
that il will come TO the front at this time,
anyway. Being away from home the
temperature MAS not noticed Sunday,
but one man who drove several miles on
thst day said bis horse sweat more than
any other day during the season. That
night there was light thunder shower,
followed BY high wind Monday, and
Tuesday morning there was . sharp
frost, which would have killed things
generally had not the fog from the pond
taken II of before sunrise. Wednesday
the wind rose again, blowing the strong
est gale since last winter, and the most
Of the apples left on the trees before are
now on the ground. However, IL has
all been light, compared to the recent
cyclone and food In Porto Rico, 90 We
will not complain.
Touching the drouth, one woman told
US Yesterday that her well WAS the near
est dry IL had ever been during the forty
odd years she had lived on the place.
She could hardly get water enough out
of IL for culinary purposes.
Clifton Swan, who was 80 troubled
with dropsy during the SIMMER, 10 much
better for the time being at least. He
his doctor, then went to TAX
Ing swamproot, and it has done wonders
for him. he now rides out, goes fishing,
eats his three square meals each day,
and even now begins to think about 90
ing to see his girl again.
Boys, look out about leaving obstruc-
tons In the road; while travelling it
few miles the other day We threw out
three fishing rods. and cut Oh two small
trees that had been bent over 20 - TO be
In the way. Sometimes such things
make trouble.
We are indebted TO Dea. 8. B. Cum
mings for copy Of the New Voice, con-
.ainine IN account Of the funeral Of the
late Robert @. Ingersoll. Ills body WAS
and hls ashss are In the pos
session Of his widow. Thus ends the
earthly career Of that talented bat err
Ing inhdel.
The visitors at the Bennett place this
week thus far were, walter Arkett Of
Brysnt's Pond, and Arthur Morgan and
wife Of Norway.
william woods died Of typhoid fever
last Saturday morning, and Vas buried
IN the Centre cemetsfy % SUNDAY.
Divine services BY Rev. SstA 1enson,
Who spoke IRON To woeds: "fhere ,
bat one stsp betwssa ne ana 6oasA." Hf.
Woods buried two wivs1, - 1rst b.
ng Miss Brooks, and ~ ssoood Phebe
Cole. For his third vito be married
susan, widow Of Tie late Benjamin Rea-
,ody. He leaves one Adopted con, bat |
,evsr had any children q 81 own.
Friday morning, ssps. 8. AnotAee
iGht thunder shower p0asinG oveR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-12
HEBRON.

DIR. and Mrs. Crane are at home from
Squirrel Island.
Rev. S. ID. Richardson Is at home from
Great Diamond Island.
Mrs. A. NJ. Richardson and children
are spending the week at H. A. Cush-
mans.
Miss Whitaker Of Boston Il visiting
her sister, Mrs. G. L. Harden.
Judge Bonney has been In town this
week.
Hon. ID. p. Bailey, Of Everett, Mass,
has been spending few days with his
sister, Miss Hattie Bailey.
Mrs. Stetson, OF West Sumner, IL visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Cornelia Moody.
The Misses Knapp have returned to
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Hibbs went TO Au-
burn Monday on their way to Boston.
Miss Lila Harden will return TO her
teaching 10 Everett, Mass, Saturday.
The Oxford Baptist Association was
held hero Wednesday and Thursday OF
this week. A good attendance reported.
Many have gone TO the state fair.
The road 10 this vicinity has been very
much improved the past week. Large
stones have been removed and the road
widened. The stones have been neatly
piled at the roadside instead Of being left
In the grass ~ 10 usually done.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-12
EDITORS AWFUL PLIGHT.

r. NJ. Higgins, Editor Senecs, Ills.,
News, was sfiiicted for years with Piles
that no doctor or remedy helped until be
tried Bucklen's ArnIca Salve, the best 10
the world. He writes, two boxes wholly
cured him. Infslllble for Piles. Cure
guar inteed. Only Is cents. Sold by =.
A. Shurtleff q Co., druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-12
NORTH eUckFieLD.

o. ID. Warren u 90 that be ID out again.
A. 8. Bessey and wife and Ars. 8. D.
Swallow and daughter were ct Rumford
Falls over Sunday, the Sd.
Mrs. Celia Dunham has gone 70
Canada on visit.
Our school commenced the 4th.
Grace Bicknell and . Miss Holmes Of
Norway are guests Of Miss Bicknell's
grandparents this weak.
Clint Mason 10 1t Poland .. work this
week.
Mrs. j. A. Record Of South Paris and
her brother, A. w. Buck, Of Minnesota,
were In our place the 9Th, calling o.
friends. Mr.. Buck WAS raised In this
village. He has not bean In the place
before for over forty years.
Maggie Heald u teaching school In
Sumner thu fall.
Mabury Mayhem, Lila Fistchsr and
Ethel Bradbury Of this district are IT.
tending school ct the lower village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-12
lYNchvIlte.

Leila Cannon Of South Paris stayed
with her cousin, Mrs. II. B. McKeen, q
few days last week.
Ansniss McAllister moved into his
house Tuesday.
Charles Buck and family have gone to
Woodstock on q visit.
School 10 this district commenced
Monday, Ella knight Of Waterford,
teacher.
The spool mill Was shut down last
week while they were making repairs
about the engine.
Mo. Flint and children have gone back
to Norway.
II. B. McKeen 10 laying water to his
barn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-12

PROBATE NOTICEo.
To al persons interestedin citheT Of the estates
hereinafter named:
A. Probate Court, held as Paris, In and
for the County Of Oxford, on the dfth day
of Sept. IN the year Of our Lord ono thousand
eight hundred and nipcsy mine. The following
matter having bean presented Tor The action
thercupon hereinafter indicated, II hereby
ORDgRxD:
That nosios thereof b given 70 Ill persoas In
tercseed BY causing copy Of this order 70 be
puhlished three weeks successivsly In the Ok.
FORD Democrat, Q newspaper pubnshed - South
Paris, In said County, that they may appear q
Probase Court 70 DO held e said PaFis. on the
third Tuesday Of Oct. a. ID. lsvs, ~ nine Of he
clock In The forenooa. and b hard thereon II
thsy &c cause:
william ~, Arthur B., and sarah ID. Child,
minor heirs Of Homer Child. late Of Peru. do
ceascd; petition for ucensc 20 sell and convey
real estate presented BY Martha j. Child.
guardian.
ADDISON r. HERRICK. Judge Of said Court.
true oopy-Asteat =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-12
ENDURED DEATHS AGONIEs.

ENDURED DEATHS A6ONIES.
Only roaring fire enabled j. n. Gar
restsou, Of San Antonio, Texas, TO I've
down when attacked by Asthma, from
which be suffered for years. He writes
his misery Was often 90 great that it
seemed he endured the sgonies OF death /;
bot DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption wholly cured him. This mar
velous medicine 10 the only known cure
for Asthma ~ well - Consumption,
Coughs and Colds, and all Throat, Chest
and Lang troubles. Price 30 cents and
81. 90. Guaranteed. Trial bottles free
ut r. A. Shurten q Co.'S Drug store.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1899-09-12
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Probate NoticcsL
Two Notices OF Appointment
Petition for disoontiD aance Of road IN Green
wood.
Stray Steers
r. and u. Corsets.
Blue Storc.
Fall Opening
Fail styles IN Footwear.
For sale
For sale.
second Hand Stove and Furniture For sale.
For sale.
BAnkrupts Petition Cor Discharge.