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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-08-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Straved or Stolen

SS REWARD.-From my house, July 18th,
CO Pointer Bitch, answering TO the name
OF stella color liver and white, with fine
specs of liver in the white slightly
turned up, or dish-facedf briar scratch on
left side; wears iron wire collar, with
brass plate-no name; tail never been cut;
was heavy with pups. Five dollars viii be
paid for any Information that will lead TO her
recovery.
au7-It GEO. ENRICH.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-08-07

The NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL EXPOsI-
TON AT LOUISVILLE, will open on the ID OF
September. As arrangements for reduced
fare will be made with all the transPorta-
ton lines terminating at Louisville, We
have no doubt there will be thousands of
visitors from this section who will avail
them selves of this most favorable opportu
nifty of witnessing SO grand display of the
products and industries of the whole coun-
try. The fare from Jackson to Louisville
and retuan will be SIG 10 for the round trip
The Victor is sold on the installment
plan. july 10tf
A beautiful line of Kid Gloves, all shades,
at STADEKERS',
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-08-07

The Victor" has self-setting needle
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-08-07
RAILROAD DIRECTORY.
IoKsBURG & MERIDIAN RAILROAD

REVISED TINE TABLES.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-08-07
s TIE f r. IS Plan $ /.

SILVER MEDALS
to 10
a leading country.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-08-07

Relief AEaRUacfuTers anal
Associations OF the State Of Mississippi
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-08-07
Ten THOUSAND DOLLARS IN SPECIAL

A beautiful line OF Kid Gloves, all shades
u. STA DIX Fps,
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-08-07

The Chairman then arose and told of one
who had been Republican ever since there
was Republican party in Kinds. He asked
that for his sake, for that Republicans sake,
for the sake of the party, and to pay their
debt of gratitude, that they suspend the
rules and nominate Col. E A. PeSton by
acclamxtion, for the Legislature; which
was carried with whoop; no man dare
say nay to Caldwell's wish. Morris had
simmered down. This left three vacant
places aud Ihirty.four anxious and ex-
pectant politicians urging their claims for
them.
Dark came on apace, and for q quarter
of an hour OF pulling, and hauling, and
ripping, and raining as was there seen you
are commended to the ever memorable
Mckee nominating convention.
The chair announced an adjournment
until ten O'Clock next day.
The reporter was satisfied and left for
Jackson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-11
Who're is no sadder spectacle in this worla

Incft Is no blQUtl sptCIdClt n InIs NOIIG
than that OF . broEsn-down Clergyman, with All The
respectaby and prestige Of his profession gone from
him. Here is a warning 70 the craft not 10 dab5e In
specuations-money specuatons, mean, and not mo
theological sort At Brkenhead, 'Eagiand. lately
clergyman arraigned charge OF vagrancy As ne
bad been found asleep In field IN West Kirby Upon
his examination the sad out that he aad been
rector OF L1ckngtoB, and had suffered iron oad bsk
de wanted 70 he rich, and, dsregrding tie warnings al
the Gospel, he put e. into mining specuiations and
lost shilling of his Compelled 10 Nee from
his creen.rs, he abroad. On ais rcturn he could
gee no employment, and finally became hotnees
wanderer having nowhere 90 lay his head, and no odg
ing except cold, cold groaOd. Inc Jadge Instead
kindly locking him up TODD the poor man 70 about
his business he had any business 70 40 about 70
he departed warning all bis brethren against Nc0..
~ either a Reverend Bull or Reverend Bear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-11

There 7as on the Adjournment OF the Republican State
Convention, this state Of affairs: The Ring which had
opposed Davis felt their defeat and were not
disposed 20 20 into the campaign with quite as much
ar,ior as usual The Democrats and Liberals were, OF
course delighted 10 the Rings slate broken. and not
q few Of them were disposed 70 vote for Davis them
selves The dissatisfaction with the nomination OF Mr.
Grnager was nearly universal not much because be
was considered unfit for the place-for have heard
very little said against hin persOnaJ-but because the
Convention rad turned away from man who had
proved hnsef the right in che right place to
take up one whose chief claim was based upon his ma
ronaIity and great many Republicans and others were
ready 70 sink party candidates and elect Nj
Dix. on an indeponden ticket. Then came the call for
the mass convention OF farmers that was held here yes
terday.
The Grange has spread Far rapidly in the south
ern mart of Minnesota than elsewhere IN the State, and
IN those counties has there been more ground Of com
plant against th railroads than exists along the roads
leading into ST. Paul subordinate branches Of the
order we're organized there during the Spring and early
Summer so fast that impossible for the scers Of
the state Grange to reach them all az and instruct
them In tue principles OF tie association and IL Is not
surprising that OF the newaedged members, suffer
ing from railroad extorop. carried politics into the
Grange room aud voted 70 call political Convention OF
Changers This gave 70 the order OF the Master
the state Grange calling attention 70 the constitution OF
the order and the modification OF the can one OF
ers outside OF the Grange. Tie gentlemen who met
here yesterday mostly from part Of the State
where the call originated, and think that the majority
OF them Democrats those who voted the Liberal
ticket Last year First aud foremost. and prom
Of ell, the froth the top OF the beer,
the Hon. Ignatius DonneIy Since the Farmers
Movement first began 70 give promise Of popularity In
this State, he has been lis selelected champion and
orator OF his record In Congress and at home,
IN favor OF granting special privileges 70 railroad COM
panies and his former opDositioa the enactment Of
, 1873-07-27
THE WIDOW Of MAIN.

"The only aon o! his mother, and aho wns Wfdow.r
Tie dust on their sAulals lay hoayy and white,
Their gArenta damp with tho tusra Ut tho night,
Their hot feot aweary, and throbbing with pain,
al they euterod tho gatea OF the City of Nain
But, 10 on tho pathway borrowing throng
Pressed, mourntully chanting funeral Aong,
Aud ltLe q sud monotone, couHeless mud slow,
Tho voice Of woman came laden with WOO.
What need, stricken mothers, to toll how sho wont
" feaa by tie viEtls that sorrow hath kept,
70 know, by tho travail Of anguish and puin,
An no who WIS first Of the wayfaring 1nen
Advanced, the mute burden lowered, and thon,
Ar he touched ahe white grayeclots TINT covered tho
Tho bearers ahrank back, but the mother drcw near
Hor nnow-prinklod treases Ind 1ooaoned their Strands
Great tenrs fell unchecked on tho tighty-clasied
but hushsd tho wild sohlng, and stlhcd her cries,
AZ JeanH VI NaZareth lifted hin eyes.
Eyes wet with compassion as slowly thoy fell;
Eyes potent to aoften griof = trcnlulous swell,
AZ, swcotly and tondorly, aWeep uut, TO sud,
Aud turned to tho passonlesB faco Of tha dead.
White, whlo CLEANED hts forehead, loose rppled the
nronzo-tlutol, o'ar temples transpaten1ly fair;
And glory stole up from tho oarh to tho skies,
Al 10 calod to tho Yocecss one Young man, asfsor
Tho hard, rigid ontlinea grow fcrvtd with breath;
Tho dull eyes "rnsod from tho midnight of taaths
Weop, weep, happy mother, and full ut hia fcot
Lltey palo, btghted ptotsa grow hopeful aud 8Woet
Tho morning had psssed, and tho midday heasa
onco more to tho pathway tho wayfarerH turned
Tho conlneror of kll!gs lad conquered again;
Thero was Joy III tho llouso In tho widow Ut Main.
--CutaoEc Uor{t,
, 1873-07-27
Tho T'DycI0logy OF Porpotncs.

In = general way tho psychology OF .porroiacs
would 10 regarded al rather nnpromtsing fold
for observation. fot Writor III Nature contro-
vorta tho position thkon by Prof. Huxley, that
though tho brain OF tho porpoiso IL quito Won
derfMl for maBH and for development IL cerebral
convolntionA 1t iB lard to bolioye that tho oren-
turo Ia troubled with any oxcoBa Of intellect.
Tho writor tmagines, on the other hand that lo
has sufficient reason for eredlting porpoBeA with
something OF tho intellect attributed to thom in
tho Htory of Arion and quotes his observations
made on a voyage to Constantinoplo In proof
Whom tho ship WIS frequently bocalmotl amid
shoals Of thoao creatures. Tho sailors assured
me-" ho sayB Tint no al,arks wero ii, tho
noighborllood while tho porpoiHos woro 1loar, and
frequently plunged overheard and swan to.
ward tho porpoises. Tlloy usually surrounded
mo In a noArly circular shoal or company, and
directed towards tholr unusual visitor all amount
Of attention which may yonturo to dignity with
tho tltlo Of curiosity. Their respiratory neoeB-
ts!tios .prooluded my long-oontinued scrutiny,
but after dashing upwards for tholr customary
snort, thoy commonly roHu1nod their inyostgh- b
tions, sometimes approaching uncomforta'olg
near, md tlen dartiny OH to tho olrct!'nfcrefnca
Of tho attendant circle. mn not ablo toAdo-
scribe tito expression OIL the features OF pIor-
poiHo but my recollection Of that Of tho oyos1 OF
my swimming companions ia worry different from
what hayo Snco soon on tho large vacant orkW
OF aquarium cQd4alos,"
, 1873-07-27

~ Ish .n nons wv H. nSas eas.
n. ~. ouAK - TUG oeeE.
~ r. sTns .has ~ taJ ,ua h.ml'1o3 Satoens
1W,,Iat, Ky iabes snuIs,
M ,niiliia mhiGn @ .uo e1elso saopn
eoo"to ooe Bsuo enu1en "afaeahs
~ = ~ nos ,,aa s9n8 ,
os.ta cau,. nu np.sut anI uuHk
~ NJ neIy wnskoy perrehi
Az AZ H. H. f1so'.oo 1e H.n
Avs tiu tiia ~ JMg niueous uia
MI" <"o 'ns4oAA u "o1oefous aoarfels'
- ~ ast son8 m ~ 81 mine @
n, NJ. .us s.s,.,. ~ ~ 1,. "it1o
~ ~ AZ ,tons !5t! 9a4qay taoloSi
~, ~ eosuy Hock,
rbo uvsu ,,ana .r4,t, tii.Gua ~, haoeh ...,,
fo'A "4'n tne 7ooso u 1ap4e7f
Nor tbn .v1p,, ot pr.,,.
, 1873-07-27

p$Aft ] ~uttAt
from Our 0u,a Correspondent,

NEw YonH, July u. 187a.
II ono thing moro thau another iA inspiring to
tho wrtor upon molos, it Is II so]ourn at tho
largeat hotal OF fashionable watoring-placo.
The shops, tho ma1ltua-makers, tho millners,
show you their wares In segmonts and In wloles,
tn tho piooo and Ii. tho garment but tho idoa
you got Of thona then, compared to The idea you
got when the things aro worn by living, broath-
ing, moving humanity. ia Ms looking In tho twl.
light and l1a tho sunshine Of noon-day.
In the parlora and on tho ptazzaH Of gront
hontolry. thoro IL auch q perfect panorama Of
dry goods that ono has only to oLseryo,
analyzo, a1Id--ohrouiolo, ii TINT be tho oul in
Wow.
THE SUMMER CAPITAL
to use the phrase Of tho Aour-ia Rn excellent
, 1873-07-27

and tho entorpsising firm of Loonold 4 Austrjap
havo evory roaaon to congratulate thonaolyot
upon their aolooton Of officers and men. Ablot
oilicors and bettor-diHciplnol crow nrc not % to
10 found tho wide seSs over. Everytlin:, moyot
hustle and profanity. It ia not too much 10 INV.
In fine, that tho atoamor is pcerosa in fact "a
voll as lu nRme, LAuuA HrA,,
, 1873-07-27

NEi*Cel1nmp0MH EtAsIllOll ltGlls,
From Tie New Fork Mail.
Blonde hair ia worth moro than ita wotght In
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-06

~ never was more serious in Iay lie.
thoroughly de,esl this Thing which you
call a shawl"
well, then, Ill inform YOU that this
i, camel's hair shawl; and, though
thinks is very bad taste To speak OF
pr;,eS. It cost g., 900 a; SiewatS and is
on, OF the finest ever brought To this
county,"
The young man was astounded; but
his taste was correct.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-06
Gods Providence.

The same power that brought as into
life will take us out OF it again. God is
in the grave rs well as in the Grad 4. He
is everywhere, and never changes, the
same friend of man. in his goUd will
bringing us forth, and taking Us away
again. This is providence; and. we arc
TO content ourselves in His hands be re-
signed to His good pleasure, so that the
way OF virtue is not hand; it is simply
being guided by. him. But we dislrusi
him. the one. all great and good Power.
; and turn away, struggling to leave tho
only true path, attracted by the false
glitter that on every hand atte lds US,
rure 20 lead us into interminab,e boys
and darkness, farther and farther lrop
the true and the safe way. 1t will be
seen thus that we have not only TO be
resigned. but we have work to do-to
resist the allurements which bcse. US on
every hand. This is The great Danger.
To resist this and surrender TO the divine
will has always been the true way. The
great and good OF all time have decided
that virtue is preferable to vice, not only
in the attainment of our future well.6e-
ing, but for present happiness. a life OF
selfdenial is the means 10 the highest at
tainment in this respect. But We dread
it. So We dread all that hides u treasure.
A work must be done to secure it, and
that work in amount according TO tie
value OF the treasure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-06
Mysteries of ne Feminine Toilet


The other day, says = recent writer. |
heard of an incident which shows that
even men OF society do not understand
all .he mysteries Of the feminine toilet.
A gentleman who devOies Il large part of
his time 10 The Society of ladies. aud who
believes himself cgHHOiSSsVr in all that
pertains TO them, was much auuoN ed by
observing that a fair friend OF his. favor
ably known for her style OF elegant dress
sing. would insist. when the weather
could allow it. upon wearing an old
shawl devoid OF ans claims to good
taste.
The gallant endured this for long
while. lie walked up Broadway and
Fifth avenue. and rode in the pal. with
his friends. and often looked at the obi.
GU. shawl in a way that he thought would
convince her OF its uuGtncss for 50 Gle.
giant woman Is herself.
She did not take the hint. however, but
continued TO display it on every possible
occasion. He lost patience at last. and
said to her one day;
May be permitted TO inquire why
you will wear that miserable shawl all
the time ?" II ruins your dress. You
look so exquisi,ely otherwise that l can.
not comprehend why you will deform
yourself with such u faded rag rs that
1t has nothing in the world to recon-
mend it; and | beSeve i! you were to
throw il of in the street nobody would
pick it up.
The bright eyes opened with surprise.
and a strange expression foil across the
pretty face.
"You are TESTING are yon nY,y' the
lady asked. "YOa do not really dislike
my shawl, do you p
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-06

OXFORD, ~ Alta Court OF Probate held at Paris,
within ana for the County of OXfOrd, on the third
Tuesday Of Doe 4. ID. 49,
VOHN j. PERRY, Executor of the last will aud
81 Testament Of John Green, late OF oxford, in
said County, deceased having presented his first
account of administration Of the estate Of said
deceased for allowances
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice
to ali persons intcrested,by causing copy of this
order To be published three weeks successfully ia
the oxford Democrat, u newspaper F.ncd at
Paris, that they may then and there upprI ai
Probate Court 90 be held nc Paris on The 81 Tues
day of January next, at ten o'clOci. in the ioie-
noon, and shew cause, If any they have, why o.
same should not be allowed.
4. II. WALKER, Judge.
4 truecopy. Attest: !. :. HONS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-06
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NNand after the 18th inst, the i.u, Steamers
~ DlRlGOard FEANCONIA, WI!iuntil fIrthci
notice, rup a~ follows:
Leave calf Wharf, Portland, every MONDAY
aud TIL RSDAY. L. VI. and leave Pier .
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The .i.u a..I fraurUnia are nttcd up wife hne
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MOTT 90; -vui.ui and comfortable route ioi irdvcl
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Pa--a-c ~ sta,6 rGuriJ -. Cabin passage 81
Meals extra.
foods forwarded to and from MuuToak Quebec
Ualilax, So .'uhn aud an part, Of Maine. ship.
pCrs ar, it ..t.. ted 20 send their freight 10 the
steamer l- ctly as / =. N, Oh tic day they
leave Portland.
For fr'i -ii tr passage apply to
!;.NHI fON, Gulrs wharf Portland
o. Z NNiE>, ricr p r. Il, New York.
July g. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-06

A college student being examined in
Locke, where he speaks OF our relation
TO The Deity. WA, asked, "what relation
DO we neglect ?" he answered with the ut
most simplicity. "a poor relation"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-06

OXFORD, Sc :-Ata Court of Probate hcldat Paris
within and for the County 81 oxford, on the 81
TBCsday vi Dee, \. ID. 49,
4 IBION Y. BONNEY, Executor of the last
N VIII and Testament of Llewellyn Roberts,
late OF Buckgcd, in said County, deceased, having
presented hs first account of administration OF the
estate OF sid deceased for allowance:
Ordered That the said EXECUTOR give
notice TO ali persons interested, by causing copy
of this O-der to bc published three weeks success.
siycly ~ the oxford Democrat, printed at Paris,
IN s;lid County thai they may appear at Probate
Court, 10 Zoe held at Paris, on the 3d Tuesday OF
shcwcausc, ifanythcy have, why the same should
not be allowed
Al. WALKER, Judge.
y true oopy-attcst; J. :. Hobbs, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-06

A freshman exhibitin. very sour
rilous letter which he had received, to 4
remarks. This is anon
ymouI," Yes" says freshly, Its the
most anonymous thing ever saw"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-06

at is sin 10 steal u pin. and man
in Philadelphia has been arrested for
tina, very offence The pin has dia'
mOnd attached TO ii.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-06
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Galcn Howe, of Hanover ia the
w County OF Oxford and State of Maine, on
the seventh day OF November, A -. 1877, by HE
mortgage deed OF that date conveyed % John +.
Merrill, of Lowell, I'm the County of NddcseI
aud state Of Massachusetts,, AcertHin piece or par
eel OF land situated in Hanover Aforesaid bound
ed as follows To wit ginning az the northwest
corner Of the old cnriiug MILL near Tie house then
owned by joel Howe. since deceased: tlcsce north
lOrty-iyc degrees east, five rod, thence south
twenty-five degree east, nine rods, thence south
sixty six degrees west siN rods, thence north hf
teen degrees west, seven rod and seven link to
the first mentioned bound. containing iorty.threc
rods-bc the same mO5e or les together with al
the buildings thereon, machinery and tools there
unto belonging, also the Waicr.priyllcge, mill dam
-and floom, belonging to the same, together with
the right OF nuwHgc, then owned bv tile said Gdlcn
Howe, being all aud singular, the same property
conveyed 10 the said Galcn and % ". 5. Howe 10y
Joel Howe, by his deed bearing date April H. 4.
-. 1850 10 secure the payment Of n certain note,
described in sail mortgage, which mortgage decd
j. duly recorded iu book ~, pngo %, oxford
Registry of Deeds. % which reference may be had
and whereas the conditions 'f said mortgage have
been aud stil rcmrl htui.,U, by rsu,un whereof
claim a foreclosure ur -aU moitgggg, and gjyi
this public Notice thereof. ascuidut ia ihr STAT.
ute ia such ease r!S. Nd. ali provided.
JOHN =. MERRILL.
~ >. Il. llia CillNs. ti- Au,.
Rumfurd, De %, Isl -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-06
ILLEGAL ADVICE

Recipes, &c.
. IN mportau. enterprise. designed 90 upply
public wan. long iclil has been c,tablis hcd
- by the undersigned. Engagements have been
- iaade with lcadin. professional men in tho Uni.
- ted States los which Medical aud Legal Advice,
Receipts, Formulas, and directions FOR manu-.
q featuring any article required MAY hS prompt
~ supplied 10 triiling cost. THIS stem has
@ proved highly successful ia European coun
= trio, where certain ClIs-c- could not AFFORD 10
pay the high price, charged FOR proies, j
services. oar rcc,.. ni' De the latest aud
, ! best discovered, while our medical and legal
- instructions viii have the endorsement. of
! gentlemen O! wide reputation. Branch
C Offices are about 10 be established m other
>ialct All c9rIc>punleucv that We received
. viii hc regarded As strictly confidential. Zach
letter asking advice Whether Legal coz Medical,
- should enclose one Dollar will stamp; &C..
-. ccipts aud formulas. FjNy Cvu.t Nith stamp.
= n The questions asked WC complex, requiring.
: an extended r,rly, a small additional hiil will
Il De- -cnt Send luG circulars Aldrcs, All let
tcIs 90 thc
- AMERICAN ADNICE AGENCY,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-06

OXFORD, IS AT Court Of Probate held at Paris,
within and for the County Of oxford, on the Third
Tuesday OF Dec A. ID. 1872,
nTIS HAlkOBI, Executor OF the last VIII and
~ Testament of Susan " AeIeL, late of Can
ton, in said County, deceased having pre,ehled
his fiji 81 account OF administration of the estate of
said deceased for allowance:
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice TO
order to be published three weeks uceessyelyin the
oxford Democrat, printed at Pals in said County,
that they may appear at Probate Court TO be held
at paris,in sand County, on the 81 Tuesday OF
Jau. next at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon, and show
cause, If any they have, why the same should not
be allowed.
a. II. WALKER, Judge.
tue e0py-sttest: J. 5. HOBBs, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-06
PARALYSIS & Deformities

G L IL j. -
Tns orient springs Health Institute t. located
near the town 90 Amhcr.t, Eae$., .lr the treat
,ient sud cure 90 Paralysis u gl 10 FORMS spinal
Diseases, Contracted Cords and Limbs. Jru0A, u
Feet aud Hands, EulJIEsl Joint, WY NrcS, Cur
Natures oi the SIile, ilip Disease. Bi,Sgts, 81.
N!tu- Dance, ard ell dri1iaiic-, Neuralgia, ltlru
matisIs .arl Jli lamcuc-s: Nervous Disease ,Gout
Commissions, Diseases OF tEc Brain, li'JIt ahd
Lungs, Cancers. iiy-tcril, rts.
Apply TO GEORGE ". RHODES. AZ. H.. Am.
hctsi, OF ]. y. iANON. Apnt FOR tbc Institute,
Ne remb,ttoI SQUARE, Iustur. urtil-hm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-01-06

OXFORD, - AT \ Court of Probate, lCldM Paris,
within and for the County OF OIllId on tGc ta.rd
Tuesday of bee. 4. ID. 49,,
ENLlZA MEYERS, named ENecutliN 200 au in-
II strumcut puyporting 20 be the last VIII and
Testament of Charles Never. late OF sweden. iu
said County, deceased, having presented the same
for probate;
Ordered, That the said ESecutrN give Eoilcet 70 all
persona interested by cauSiugs copy oi t. order 20
be published three weeks successfully in the OK.
ford Democrat, printed ~ paTi said County tlai
they may appear ~ Probate Court 10 Dc held az
Para, on the third tuesday OF Jan. next, a. ten
O'Clock In the forenoon and sheW cause II any they
have, why the same should not be proved, approved
and allowed a. the last VIII aud Testament Of sad
deceased
A. II. WALKER, judge.