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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-08

and to cross each other in your hand, the
off side one resting on yolw first finger,
ia Other on the icar,h iirger. the back
o. th' hand upwards. NoW, m guiding
thc horse yon have only tC, use the wrist
Joint which win direct him either right
or left as you wish Keep your arm
steady. with gentle pressure on the bit,
no Jerking or twitching Of the reins. II
more speed is wanted, take the whip in
Your right hand to be gently used for
that purpose; be careful rot to apply 1t
any harder than is necessary to bring him
up to the required speed. Speak to him
soothingly, and intimate in the most gen
lie manner what YOU want him TO do,
aud he will try and do it. So noble an
animal should not be handle ed roughly or
over driven. When YOU return have the
harness removed at once, and the horse
rubbed down with a wiSp Of straw or hay.
Give him bit Of grass or hay, and let
him cool off before he is watered or fed.
Every ono who has handle horse or has
ANYTHING to do with one should cultivate
his acquaintance let him know that YOU
are has friend aud prove it o him by your
kind treatment. He needs this to inspire
confidence, and when this Is gained, he is
your humble servant
If your horse gets frightened at any
unusual sight or noise, do lot whip him,
Tor II ycu 10 he will connect the whip
ping with the object that alarmed him,
aud make him afraid of it ever after.
II hs merely SHES at scmc object give
him time 60 examine it which with some
encouraging words from thu driver, will
persuade him to pass it. You get fright
oued too, sometimes, AMI would not like
20 Pc whirlpool for it-lwe'icr', S1o-i
Ja7gql.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-08
Tnmips for Cones.

To the inquiry by one Of cur cores
ponlents, whether turnips are profitable
crop to raise for feeding 10 COWS. we
would reply that it depends upon the cir
cumstances connected with their culture
and use, Ifone is keeping dairy COWS
upon me best quality OF grass-producing
soil. We could not recommend him to
make any great account Of turnips for
general feeding Thry afs convention; 20
have 90 hand 10 case o. cows or young
sioak 0at CT condition. or 10. sash *
hsye paos appetite. 4 !ew idra.gs rei
ia winter with dry has would be valuable
20 any stock that would eat them, except
in case of mich COWS. There is some
risk Of imparting disagreeabie favor to
milk and butter when large quantities
are fed TO cows in milk. although many
farmers feed them with no apparent IN
Jury. Some claim that there Is no dam
ger If the turu;ps are fed just after milk
Ing. SEEDING milk as soon as it is
brought from the stable, is recommended
az n preventive o. tuulip taste in milk
when these roofs are fai. II one were
located on light sandy lend which is
poor Tor grass, it would be more odyis-
able 10 grow roots for stock than II the
land were natural for grass. On this
kind OF land, roots Of ala kinds d better
than on heavy, clay soil. Circumstances
must govern each one IN deciding what
particular crop to grow and which to dis
card Advice which would be COOL for
ole farmer would be useless Tor another.
y L. FaIrer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-08
1 Horse that Ruus q lIiH Route.


The editor OF the Mann Fqrmer gives
an account OF a knowing morse iq~the
employ Of a Mr.. Pullen, milkman near
Augusta IN this State. The horse l.
nine years old. and has been driven over
the city route daily, for the past year or
two
knowing this horse TO be an unusually
utc..ieeu; one, Mr.. Pu.len, one morning
after starting on his route, let the reins
remain in the hook in the top Of his wag,
on to see what the horse would do. He
had MS own way in coming into the city,
stopped regularly at eighty-tour custom
ers without a mistake, then went 10 the
post-ofhce, thence to the store Of L. Has
kell, Esu.,-Where Mr. Pullen Is in the
habit OF stopping, and then took up his
route home. where he arrived safe, Mr.
Pu..en not once having touched the reins
from the time he left home Is not this
pretty vel. for a horse And could any
ordinary miik-mau do better Mr.. Pull
len saws any variation in the route, such
As new customers. or a change Of resi-
dence, is readily learned by the horse in
four days, after which he never makes q
mistake. Who could blame Mr. Pullen
for thinking a heap of such a horse as
this. and VINO does not respect him for
saving he shall keep that horse so long as
he Is tit for service, and then keep him
aiterward so long as he is able to eat
vell--and then gently dispatch him to
the place where good horses go?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-08
agricultural.
Hoe 90 Estimate the Profits Of a
Tnfnl.

IdgHfs
The farmer lives in his own house.
The use Of the house. which he does not
pay for, Is as much a part Of his income
as the money which salaried man pays
Tor rent, is Of his, and should be counted
So such in an estimate Of the prof, OF the
farm. All things produced on the farm
snd consumed on the farmers table. IN
Guiding the vegetables from the garden,
the eggs and milk use1 10 cooking, are as
much a part Of bis income a. the money
paid for such things out OF his salary ia
Of sAlaried man. II farmer gives
his wife and children 4 pleasant ride 10
town, using his own horse and wagon, the
value Of their use Is part OF his income
from bis farm, IS truly a. the money the
other man pays out Of his salary for car
rage hire i Of his. The correct rule for
estimating the income from a farm i sub
.tantialy this: Give credit for every ar
tiele produced, used or expended in any
way whatever, no matter how small in
value, as well a. for cash received for
products sold, and for increase in the
farm property, and charged against the
iarm toS interest on capital invested, and
Tor ali expenditures. The farmer that VIII
do TINS from year 10 year. will not so
much feel ike complaining of the un-
prO6tableness of farming as compared
with other pursuits. The fact Is that not
one in hundred farmers take into con-
sideration the luxury and comforts Of
fresh eggs, butter. milk. fruits, etc, that
they would have TO pay high prices for If
they lived in towns, or DO without them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-08

lear, glide like ghost the Oh owe clerk
sleeps meath a slate stone. gam aud asrk
Aud an the folks amazed.
On sunday ai.ey meeting done.
1asher iu groups and one ly one
say, Betsey ,ae &, crazed."
Twas saba red-eheeked'EashshWau
stole her hearts love, sod with s, ran
AcrO,s the to,siaS sea.
BE hat asst may. nor wind nor sail
FILLED With is Salg perfume he gale
TIA proved o.. coletsacy.
- she went msd AMI when the saov
fsil silently and soft and slow.
She stalked the nan ow street
\ leaaess branch ia her brown hand,
Waving L. ike a witch's wand
Al tAose she CHANGED % meet
0rSsssque and weird her motely gui,s.
l-.ks Goals 81 Ore her glowing syss
AID even bows 10 nin
F1cAsd ~ she passel-alwavs alone
tad Whispered In sn undsuoae,
Poor Reissv Cvddiagton
And 30 day Ia winter came,
when sunseagizh its crimson nams,
On \SrrasaEsetg's H.u-
% Coasters Harbor, cold and whbe.
The poorbonse shines with evening light.
And Bessey ,tshe : SIN
zee siin and cold, aud STARK and DEAF,
pom a pauper's narrow bel.
And on the white wall a. her head.
Nov LIES short dream Is done
There hangs painting, old and rSre.
With costume rich, and powdered hair.
% Governor C0ddinEioR.
Aad al he poor. worn. weary iest.
gA&i neVs, Jsors Nil iresl he sirssi-.
ss.e ifaia AZ ,i.rl..l kad hAras4.
TeFfs !. A.is4 skayas spFsaa
-sssazs tsosEsFy % he pAaps. dead
hes Aaslssi SoAg o! Arms
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-08

A delinquent clerk, wanted by the
Liverpool police. was known to have n
taste for music, and the detectives watch
ed for him with opera glastes among the
four thousand singers at the Handel fest
ival rehearsal In that wilderness Of
faces ,heJ picked him out.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-08

A book. binder had book brought him
to DC rebound. After the job was finish
Ell he made the followi 9 entry in his day
book: To repairing the Way to HeS-
ven, TWENTY-FIVE cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-08

ONFOgD, ss:-At Court Of Probate held at
Pari. within aud for the County OF oAtordi
On the third Tue -day OF NOV EN- Der - le''.
nINCkNEY BTRNHAM hGminl-tfHiOl ON The
estate of Mdry y. swan ate Of Gi..ad ~ SAM
County deceased having presented his mai ac.
count of administration OF The cstate OF ,a.d dc %
ceased for allowance:
ordered, That the said Admini,.rato give notice
TO ali person, Interested by causing copy OF this
order 10 be Published three wee kssucecsslVey intLs
oxford Democrat printed at Paris. that they may
appear AZ Probate Court 10 be held al PaIb
IN said County on the third Tuesday Of Dee. next
NJ O'Clock ia the forenoon aud show cause ~ any
they have why the same .hou not u allowed.
IN. WALkER, Judgs,
Atrue copy-attest: II. {. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-08

OXFORD. sat- Court OF Probate held A.
Paris within aud Tor the County OF Oxford
on the third Tuesday OF November. \. d. lN74
nNthe petition Of JOEL u BlrELoN Guard
ian III Hattie B. Corn e. and Mertc L Love.
oV minors ia said County PRAYING for
license 10 sell and convey one sixth part iu com
mon and undivided of the real estate which Jauir.
Iunt late of Peru in said County died seized anR
nosses-.d Of and the interest said ward. in any
and all real estate m said town OF Peru.
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice
to all persons interested by causing an abstract oi
said petition with this order thereon 10 be published
three weeks sacccssiyely in the oxford Democrat
printed at Paris, tina; they may appear at a Probate
Court 10 be held at Paris ia SAID county on
the third TUESDAY OF Dec. next at O'Clock ~
the forenoon and show cause any they have why
the same should not be granted.
All. WALKER Judge.
true copy-attest: IL. {. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-08
\ true eop,-a,,e,i :, II /, c. DAVIS ne.i-Is

OXFORD, ss:-At a Court OF Probate held At
Paris within and Tor the County Of oxford
on the fhird TUESDAY Of November A. ID. 1874,
as the petition OF EMMAJ TOWLE widow OF
" janice +. ToNle late " Potter IN sad tDun;y
deceased, praying for an allowance Out of The pes.
slual estate 81 Lcr late husband.
Ordered, That the SAld Petitioner give notice
% all persons interested BY causing copy u h.I
order 0 be pubshedthrce week saecess'elt In ihr
oxford Democrat printed al PaIis, that they may
appear az 4 Probate Court 10 be held ~ PHHs
la sali County on the third Tuesday VI Dec. neat
at O'Clock n the forenoon and show cause 10 gny
they have Why the same should not be granted
A. II. WALKER Judge.
A true copy-attest: II. c. DAVIS, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-08

The subscriber hereby giges public sotice Tia;
lie has bccn duly appointed by The Nor Jsdgs u
Probate for the COsuty Of ONlori aud asaumet
tie tru-t OF Administrator Nth the will Hnnrxetl,
OF the estate of CHARLES NlTrER. late Of Fr' e.
burg in said County. deceased, by CIV ~ bond %
The law drects: he thereto requests all persons
who indebted TO the estate OF Said deceased 20
make immediate payment; and those who have
any demands thereon. tO exhibit tine same 10
Nov. L., ls.1, HENRY NJTIER
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pottrp


About two hundred years ago.
When spring kissed OF The wintCr snow,
Under the royal law,
Good William C0ddingtOn was made,
With all the olden time parade.
Rhode Islands governor.
A handsome, courtly man WAS he,
New England's sristoeracy,
Aud rich in gold and lands,
With diamond buckles, powdered cue,
Knee breeches, brOad-euaed coat ~ blue,
Aud rufies round his hands.
Tie wore blo0d.rel signet ring,
wih coat OF arms and Qusrteting,
And the old heraldie crest;
4 sword with rubbed, silver hilt,
And curious gold embroidered quil,
JpOn his satin vest.
his manners, calm and diynided,
We're tempered wih proper pride
Of s0Odlie ancestry.
Ills gsbled, qusiat old house Wa known
With massive chimney bull, OF stone,
For hospitality.
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Cromwell Steamship
IL - T..
PORTLAND
AND
n E w Y Q r K.

rpIIE fret class Steamships. GEO. WASHING
1 TON" and "DEO. tHOMWtLi.' 1909 ton,
each Will form semi weekly line. Tearing Boston
\ Maine l. u Wharf Puithud, every "wednesday
anI SATURDAY.. atC +. VI. and leaving iitr North
Riyc,, New York, every Wednesday asd saturday
20 L. VI.
This lire viii connect 100 Portland with the prin-
,pll Railroad. anil steamboat. for the interior and
the east and 10 NcU York with Cromwell steam.
ship line ior New Orleans and other prime pal lines
Tor the ~Ou'h aud SouiirUc.t.
Freight taken - low 40 by any other direct
line.
/. Passenger accommodation are unsurpassed -
cabin passage, including state room and meals
- &c.
Storage passage, meals and births included,
49,
Uu,H mrthor notice tho COCO. Cromwell" VIII
be- ttc,nly steamer ealing iu ,hi, line. Leaving
Portland every wednesday AMI New York every
saturday l.. VI.
Tor ft..b. or passage irr't 90
j MAGMA Agent.
DaHt ou flr wharf,
or CLARK s. SEAMAN,
oalEu.lY >. West street, Sew York.
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NOTICE

/, hereby given that al persons, whose snbscrip
tions are in arrears for the ONiORD DEMOCRAT
will bc charged Two Dollars per wear unles.
money to pay iorone year In advance Is forwarded
with amount already due. "a
P0-s ont T.. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-08
4. II WAIh tk. judge
A true copy-Attesl; II. G. DAVIS Register.

OXFORD, Ss:-At court OF Probate held AZ
Pari- within and for the County VI OAlufd
on the third Tuesday OF November, A. u -.
TOIlS e. WNMAN Guar Ian q EiNln 4. hnsf
y 90 al minor children aud heir OF Albion
kuoN late of Peru in said Count, httln- prr~ei;-
for allowance:
Ordered, That the said Guarlln Piv, motto,
to All persons Interested by cau-iL- copy OF the
order 10 be week, +ucc .sitt in thr
oxford Democrat printed 10 Paris. that they nay
appear ~ Probate Couri 10 be held al Pari.
In ,aid Count, on the thIrd Tucsca} OF Dec. nest
AZ o'clock To the forenoon anl thew cause % any
they have why the ZANE should not De- allowed.
A. n. WALKER, Judge.
A tue eapy-atte.t: n. Z. LANIs, R,Slster.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-08

OXFORD. ss:-A a Court o. Probate held %
Paris within and for the County 20 oNiorI
on the third Tuesday OF November, 4 -. 81.
an the petition OF CATHERINE +. ABBDII
~ widow OF kbenezcr Abbot late 81 Hanover
In aid County lccra-eI prt, ing TOR AZ lo vance
Out Of the personal estate Of hcr atc hu-bi-4-
Ordered, That thc said Petitioner Civ notice
10 all person, Interested by Causing copy oil th
oler IN be rubli,hed three weeks sucec.snvly m ths
oxford Democrat printed az Paris, that they may
appear ut 4 Probate Court 20 be held % Paris
in said County on the third TUESDAY Of De-. next
NJ O'Clock In the forenoon ana show cause u Any
they have why the same should ut b. granted
An WALkER. judge.
A true copv-Attest: II. &. DAVIS Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-08
10 LyccWni Committees. Lecture Associa-
lions, &c.
I.c,u,eupon the Grand Yo-s.mi,,,

From the Portland Prcss-When Mr. Lewis lee.
tured IN This city he mad married. and favorable
imprcs sion. and his le'iur MAS vrr generally Co.
gaIdcd a. one of the best description, of thn won
dels Of the 70 semitic VII ch wac ever delivered
from the platform n i- &c prose poem 0i VOL
drously enchanting brautF.
From REV. Gro w BlCSNELL-l consider Mr..
Lewis lecture upon the "fO ~ciHifc' one of the
most entertaining. instructive and Interesting rt.
lures have listened 10 for long time
From RIV BENZ. l.. SNOW, Editor Ofthc Chris.
fiaH IIrrOr-The approaching Lecture season
will lind one Of its most Attractive feature, H. et-
t,ttauing and reliable delneatious ofthe society.
scenery and wonders oil the great Pacific sloue
Among the few who are prepared to speak under.
standingly aud attmcliyely Of these thing. Il
give, Us pleasure 10 mention 4 = Lewis E.u
of Frvebnrg, Me, who. last season, took iri-urciy
the ftll tour. from the Mississippi Go tine lO->rm-
ito The trip, salt Lake City and the Mormon,
The Gevsers Big Trees. and the grand Yosemite
valley were carefully seen and are admirably
sketrhed in the four lecture which Nj. Lewis d. s
prepared During last win er these lecture. were
given before several lyceums and lecture a-sOcil
lions aud eiicited nattcrinG cOmmendations from
individuals and from the press. From our knJWl-
ehgc Of the man. the thUrOighness Of hIs inform
alton, and his clear and entertaining rs ic. We
can. with entire confidence, commend ihir sctlp-
~ lectures Ia the attention Of Lyccums lId Lee
tnrc Committees. Mr. Lewis may be engaged ipr
either of the Lectures or for the Scric-.
References -. X O~DOUp, Boston Pre-. SWIM
Dartmouth College.
. Tor terms ard circular, &cdrr>-
AZ. LEWIS, ty,bmg.
Fryebug. NoN a. l-,i
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The subscriber hereby gives public notice th.t
he has been duly appointed by h. Hon. Judge y
Probate for the County 81 oxford, and a-suIsel
the trust Of Administrator ds j5His H0y. VI Size
tate OF SAMUEL JENkTT, late of Hartford Ia
said County, deceased, by giving bond a. the lAr
directs. he therefore requests MI persons Nhs
indebted - the s>tstc 81 aid deceased 10 mat
immediate limeut, aud these who have ANY 10
maud- thereon 30 exhibit the same 10
Nov l., I.1l JOSEPH :. AENDALL.
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The subscriber hereby gise, public notice that
be- has been duly appointed by the Hon JuIgr 90
Probate f0r the County, Or OEfoui. and A'u-1s /
Ghr trust Of ENecutor 81 the lait y DO ana re-t4.
mont Of HENRY X. PARSONS, lstc Of Psris boo
J,re.,s he ,b.r.f,, r,,i,,-. Iii per.1, 81. a..
indebted 10 the r-t-te ol s2iI deceased - msts
immediate Immediate payment. aud hose WHO
have any demands uercon 10 exhibit 1he same Co
Nov. T., ift, WILLIAM " PARSONS.
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(ITANTED-IWu cr thrce experienced news
w paper carya-SPrs. Liberal iuluyemcnt-.-
Addi ess. Gr call iMaisdiafsls TO- bc OXFORD DIN
0VEAT Onirp IArj- h.ar.
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\ century gone at early dark,
Ia summer tine. the oil town clerk,
His dull dsy', labor done
shuts his -mau ofdce'- cresking door.
lIe bears she honorrj name 10 yurc
81 willism told.nuon.
Crooked aud queer, with eyes ihtt blink,
And han,ls e-lained with Jruaut iuk.
With plea Snt dove-liSr look
Albeit the dsy is cold o. DO,
lie travels ON a ii,iie troJ,
AMI luss pNndecous bcoL
Now ty hi, broad wood Preside.
he chat- with heditiug pr,lc,
az wills and Soujs and deeds,
While Betsev. handsome. tai aui bright
Ills chilli. his!hou -cho'j's warmth 1nl light
Ills on told wisdom heel,
she looked aul novel a o. p-Sy 4ueeu;
Esre contrast 10 the quic, scene
Aud low. broWei room VS. she;
A. from a silver teapot old,
'Grared with dcvice-s nsnuolI
% "C'-" ent~ined with gJiniu- oh.
Sheipoared she.frsErsnltcs.
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An. WALKER Judge.
AtrHecopy-attest. nc DAVIS, Register

OXFORD, ssi-At Court 81 Probate held a.
Pads DithlA aud t0r tAe Comfy VI oxford
OH The thifd tuesday VI November 4. u. Is!t.
NfAHl PAIiEE named Neo"iriN 80 q eriall
vi lh-irutaeal pagpOHiax 10 bt lhc Ia. VIII
nbd Testament Of Moe. ialihc lGiU oi Hv.hCi BE-
sali Coualy dssea-e,i having pre-en;oii Tie sahS
l0l Pgsbatot
Ordered, Thatthe aid ESeSssltN give Gotisv
10 all persons interested BY oau.ng eopJ OF tAis
order t. be publi.hed three weeSssgceesslveiy IA ie
oxford Democrat printed At Parisl that they may
ap. ear u a Probate Court TO be- held AZ lriis
iu said ,untY on the third Tuesday Of Dec. next
az o'clock Ia the forenoon nd shrw csuse " shy
they have why the same sEOuld not be proved aI-
proved and allowed a. the last VIII and Testament
Of said deceased.
Al. WALkER, Judge.
\ true copy-atte-t: II. G. DAVIS, ReSi-se
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NOTICE.
nfraNr.rN nE wv w NOOK

~ ~
CHANGE OF TENT BOOKS.
This ccrtife- that we have this day adopted The
following series a Text Books in the schools oI
lhis town, for the next live wears. from December
lst. lS7t: Wats0u's Independent Readers and
spoilers. Barnes History of the United states,
liOnteith's Geographic aud kerls Grammars.
All Interested viii govern thcusclvt according
D.. J.. %. BR ACkETT.
\ l. HAINE~,
NOAH HALL,
:. :. Com. Peru.
tV.-t Pam NaV 90 Is-t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-08

The -uh.clilcr hereby gives publ notice t.lt
be has been duly appointed hy thr Honorable
judi re Of Probate for ihc County oi Oxford. lHl
assumed the iiu-t of Administrator =, hDHs
p0a. Of the estate uf fFadci- 4. GlUvcr l3t- ui
Hartford in sal County. deceased. hl ZtiU- bOul
a. the law directs. bee therefore requests ai p-r.
sons who are indebted 10 the cs. ate ot SAID ego.
ceased 90 max, immediate payment and those
Who have aus demand thereon, to rNhibit the
,smrtJ IOHN T.. ~ N~EN
My. ISL.
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Orchestral Organs
or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Arc the most beautiful iu .t,lc and perfect IN tone
ever made Tie Concerto and Orchestral stops
are the best ever placed u aHy OFgans. They ave
produce hy 1910 extra set Of reeds, peculiarly
voiced. thr effect 90 which g. most charming aud
soul stirring, while the imitation Of the human
voice ., superb.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-12-08

The subscriber hereby gives suAllc no,lce thss
hc has been duly Gppointed - tie Hon. Judge o.
Probate for the County OF Oxford. and assumcd
the tiust Of Adm mis- ratoT % he estate 81 HAN.
NAH J NALkkR, lake OF Beihc! .u SAID Comfy ,
therefore requests Oh persona who ars Indebted -
tho estate OF said deceased ~ n.aAr iaardiAtT
pgy uieBt. Aad those Who nave An' tcBAnHs
thereon, 20 sNhlL.t The same 10
Nov IT, lstB PIACkNEI Isl s.NuAA
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OXFORD, sS;--At q Count Of Probate held p.
Paris within and for the C0anty Oi oxford
on the third TueSday o. November. j. -.
4 w q. MORSE named ENccutIiN 100 crita.a
~ Instrument purportng - be Ihe la't " iIl alI
Ie,tauent OF Elisha Morse late Of pads boz -aHl
County deceased, having presented The 'Aair i't
Probate:
Ordered, That the said ENe.utHS give notes
to all persons interested by - usirg cupy "t ts
order be pa blisheJ three weeks succrrsiNt iuths
oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that thsi may
appear at 4 Probate Court 10 lie held az Paris
In said County the third Tuesday " Dec. n ~,
At o'clock Ia the forenoon nd shrw cause if any
they have why the same should rot be- proved au'
proved and allONCd ~ ihe last VIII Rud lc.tmvnt
"a aid deceased.
An WALKER Judge.