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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-10
Making Cottage cheese.

Cottage cheese, when made as it should
be-. Is luxury that should and would be
eaten and appreciated 10y all classes il
they knew how wholesome and digestibic
it's. Those who have plenty Of milk and
make butter have an abundance Of sour
or c,a5bered milk daily, clean aad fresh,
which Is tie article desired TO make cot
tagc cheese. The true way TO make this
>or, Of cheese Is to skim the sour mix
and set gallon or two Of the milk on
the stove in 4 milk pan and let it grad
ua..y warm tiil 1t Is iukewarm all
through. Stir 1t occasionally 10 prevent
rs hardening ut the bottom. when it is
I,tlc warmer than new milk. and the
whey bcgjus to show clear round the cuTd
pour it all into coarse, thin bag, tie
close and hang up to strain. Let it
hang up two or three hours in a cool >ha-
ly place, then take from the bag and put
the contents in covered dish. When
preparing tie rest Of i meal mix with the
curd rich, swcc; cream, sugar and nu;-
me- some prefer salt and pepper, but
the sugar viii give 1.-THE place OF fruits
or ac.L>. Tbs preparation Of milk will
often lie ioaud most Sa'u;ary and whole.
some for dyspe ,ti,> aud weak, Inf .mci
Stomachs. The clab5cr Is also very ~.
tritious and easily d:ges;ed.-IN y. York
Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-10
Going into Wintc,. Quarters.

BY mid-0ctober, most Of the Rip Van
Wrinkles among our brute creatures, have
laid down for their winter nap. The toads
and turtles have buried themselves in the
earth. The wOodchuck is in his hiberna-
culum, the skunk in his, the mole in his:
and the back bear has his selected, aud
will 90 in when the snow comes lie
does not like the looks of his big tracks
in the snow. They publish his gOings
and his comings too plainly. The coon
retires about the same time. The prOvi-
dent wood-mice and the chipmunk are lay
ing by a winter supply of nuts or grain,
the former usually in decayed trees, the
latter in the ground | have observed
that any unusual disturbance in the woods,
near where the chipmunk has his den,will
cause him to shift his quarters, For many
successive days, one October, | saw one
carry into his hole, which was only few
rods from where we were getting out q
stone. buckwheat which he had stolen from
near field But as our work prOgreSsC d
and the racket aud uproar increased, the
chipmuuk became alarmed. He ceased
carving in. and after much hesitatiug
and darting about, ant some prolonged alb
SCIENCES, he began to carry out he had
determined to move if the mountain fell
he at least, would be away in time. So
by mouthiuils. or cheekfulIs, the grain
was transferred to a new place. He did
not make "bee" to get it done, but car
ried it all himself, occupying several days
and ma>ng I trip about every ten min
utes.-lJohn Burroughs, in Scribner fol-
October.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-10

Flown ColoRs The London and
Provincial Illustrated Newspaper. says
Ooc would hardly think TIA: the frag-
rant violet aud the bright-colorcd iris
Won i ever be utilized in commerce, but il
seems that au Italian chemist has Just
found ca: tia; they may be put to some
other purpose than that # glAllenins the
cye and refreshing the nose. They yield
J; apPcas>, e very fae blue color, and
this is SO sensitive to exterior Influences
IS 10 render IL of considerable value 20 the
analytical chemist Mos; people know
that one OF the best sud most delicate
tests employed by chemists TO ascertain
whether ISOLATION IS acid or not Is To dip
ir;0 j; - piece q: blue .itmus paper, which
at once rcll,n> the least trace Of acii,,y
exists Iuiac m-uucrjhe rCdjcued lit.
mus paic,m 3 be emf !oyed in searching
for a.Sa!ieS, for the paper returns to a
blue TN, GA com;rg m contact wih these
The co,oriI . :riuc.p.e ofihe VIC Ct aud iri-
is !oual to Dc more delicate =. than 1T
mus, and. t,r tai> reason, We may expect
SON 10 see rbYlocy.u;u-ior 50 the lew
color Is cal.,l-iltyoiucel into all our
laboratories.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-10
CASTORIA.

l. pleasant, AID perfect substitute IN an ease,
Tor Ca.tor OH Ja>,ur'1 o.. tlc result oI au Ola
Physician Y 20 90 produce. 'or hi own 'ae'ic-
au elective CSthartic, pleasant l1 the tt,ir and
tree from gripping
Dr. Samue, PITCHER 90 llvanUit, Ma, succeed
ell lu combining without the use 81 slrA. hoi. q
purcatiVe s-cLt pleasant & ;aAc a. honey, and
Castor Oi.
ltt- ad pied 90 al ss,s.tut j. especially recon
mcudct 90 mothers 80 q reliable pmviy Tor att
disorders of ,hv -;ua3,h and bowels OF ,h,l,.rtn
o. D., c,ri4in, agreeable a5 laicly hlrr,e.s, aud
cheap 30 ~ln.li De- u-el irr wind collie. sout
stomach. 80 .rut. clst.rclcS<, Group. a, then
chldf,u eau >IrDp auh uYf.rr- WIN Tt-t
i. q H., y Co. g. pry -. sew Nolk aye th,
sole picl4Icg, 90 C.,toI o., after hr. Pitchers
r,crpc. -tu!-..1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-10
The yellow Centaur Linimcnl

j. adaptcd % The tough skin, flesh and muscles Of
horses and animals. u has performed more won.
.trscli cares OF SPAWN, Spraiu, Sweeney, WING
gals, ScratchC, aud general LHuCuc>S, than aii
other remedies m * s'euce. Read what the great
ENpIc- Elen say o. lt;
"NcW York January. -
every owner OF horses -houIl give the Cen
ilur Linimeut trial. We consider it the bost
article ever use ! IN stables
III. MARSH. Sup't Adams EN. Stables y. \.
~. PULP. Sup't / = TX. stables y \.
"ALBEEr =. Oils, sap't Nat- EV sable, y.
Montgomery, Ala, Aug. H. 1873.
"tlu:iCmcn,--i have used over one Gross OF
Cenlaur Liuiu,,ut, yellow WRAPPER. CON HE uivi, 3
az M, plantation, besides dozen. UG lhr family
Liu,.a,ut tor iny negroes. / IS ant 10 putch'sc %
Il the wholesale uiirC, AMI sd ,AIuk Won I" slip
Nc,,r-. \ I Stew art ~ Co, Mi! pas ear hili ON
presentation. Er,ptc,y, JAMES BEuWN.
The best patrons OF uhi. I,uimcut are Ttuicts
and Veterinary surgeons. lthcal~ Gi.l~,M o1u ie
millions ui dollar, tu F.rmrr~, Liver y-mCn, stock
growers sheep -ai-eI>, sud tHO having horse
or cattle What % tayt',f cannot go iot so The
Ccuttgr iiuin-u wi,l d' i'r 20 tr.iiu-~ cost,
These lis men i~ aI, Warfehttd hN TIC l.upi.
,i..-s and lotil, ',il rc liy,u io an, taU.,r Df
Pat.ir.l. NLr d.-jig- lo tc-t thcm. Sold every
where.
laboratory Of J. 3. ROSE & o..
/. IN, Nm NIrt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-10

white, for the Human Family.
yellow for Horses and Animals

These Iinimcnts are simply the wonder OF the
world. Their Effects src lille less than maxwell
ous. vet there are some things which they viii not
do They viii not cure cancer or mcud broken
bones. hut they will always allay pain. They have
strai.htened Fingers, cured chronic rheum ltisN OF
many wears standing, and taken the pain from
terrible burns and scatds, which has never been
donc by any other article.
The White LIniment is for the human mi
" Il will drive Rheumatism, SciaticI and Neu-
ralgia from the system; cure LumbaEo, thil!-
hlains, Palsy Itch and most Cutaneous Erupuons {,
Il extracts most from frozen hands aud ictt, anti
the poison OF bites aud stings OF ytnomous rep.
tiles: Il subdues swt!linss and aleviates pam OF
every kind.
For Sprains or bruises IL l. the most potent rem
sdv ever discovered. The Ccutaur Linimcut i
used with great efficacy for Sore Throat, Tooth
ache, Caked Breast. Eatachc and Weak Back. -
The following Is bat sample OF numerous testi'
mOuial,
"Indana Home, Jen. Co. Ind, May Is, a..
think my duty 70 inform you that have sur
f.rtd much with swollen feet and cords. have
not been free from the swcllugs in eight years
Vow an perfectly well. thanks % the Centaur
Linimcut. This LinimcUt Ought 10 he applied
warm. BENJAMIN bttONN'
The proof is In The trial II is reliable, It is
handy, IL l. cheap, and every family should have
IT, To the sick aud bcd-ri'ldcn, the halt and lame
to the wounded ami sore, We say, "Cone anu
be healed"
To the poor and distressed who have spent their
money for worthless Incidence, q bottle OF Crntauf
Itututeut viii bc given without charge
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-10

kE-RlLu> JrIlzED-A few years
s;sce I met German On the s,rce. cue
cycrjr. and noticed On bi, ANN = PRINT.
er', irl--c.,y. | asked him wha, lie was
-..r- 90 - With +. H. SAL: 81 ,c..s
you. ia-t printer would 10, throw il,
away .Ae knew It's value. l have sex.
er2l fruit trees that don, seem to grow
any for some years back, and cuts this
old iak-rcl'cr into pieces two inches
square, and puts ;bem about eight or ten
10 a tlce, between the roots Of nv trees, a
to-t apart AID two inches under ground.
/; Is powerful vegetables manure, does
not fully decay under abou; 4 year, ana
gives the trees "a powerful shoot ahead. "
Ike also said that the powerful shoot
ahcai' wss death TO the knot on pear
trees. Several hundred pound. Of cd
rollers have been used in this town and
vicinity with excellent effect in mak:u,
pear trees ">hoot ahead" but cannot
speak positively as to the effect on the
knot those Interested in fruit trees think,
however thore Is somc,hnciu It'll. :.
A. Pi;t>fcld. Mass. in \. y. Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-10

OXFORD, SIS AT 4 Court Of Probate held AZ
Paris wi'hir and Tor he County OF Oxford
on the third TUESDAY Of September 4. u. ls7i,
HN The petition o! Lucy ". TUhi1. Adm.nistrt-
: i Tux Ot the estate rf samuel T.bn, latc Gf
Ctn'on, IN said County, dacstS-l. PRAYING fpr n
ccnse L. sell and convey all The real estate belong
her petition GA file:
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice
to all persons Interested by cnu.iue copy Of her
petition with this order thereon u DC published
three weeks excessively IN the ONford Democrat
printed al Paris, that they May SppeFr 1t TO
ale C0ur,itO be held at rari4, I'm said County on
the third TUESDAY of October next ~ O'Clock
in the forenoon aud sh,w causcsE any they have
why the same should not b. granted.
A. II. WALKER Judge.
A;rue copy-attest: u. G. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-10

Too MY TINCTs i notice MANY
farms OF iscm my TO two hundred acres
upon which the matter Of fences must
be abou, as much an cncumbrance as
would be heavy mortgage. Indeed,
have sometimes thought that the removal
OF at least oue-half the fences upor these
farms, would he one good step towards
removing the debts under which s9me Of
our most industrious and harj-w3rling
farmers arc labOring.
Not only this, but it would also
tighten the dcmsnd that is constantly
beng made upon their time and patience
10 ,e2air fences. Dividing farm all ~
il;o feds Of from one TO FIVE acres, seeus
to ne 10 be useless. Good line fences are
generally Z necessity. But after that,
fences to enclose pasture land ought to
about end OF the fence matter. Or
course, circumstances may require :. few
extra fences, as about garden, orchard,
&c. yet think many, Of the inside fences
might be dispensed with to great a,van-
tage.-'Cor Germ. Telegraph.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-10
WALL STREET SPECULATION

The reliable house of ALIEN. ROCKINGHAM K
CO., No. l. Wall street, New York, publish q
ma some eight page weekly paper, called the
Weekly Financial Report, which they send free TO
ary atitltc-s IL adj L on TO = large number OF
able editorials financial and business topics, il
contains very iul AMI accurate reports OF the sales
and standings OF every bond, stock and security
dealt IA ~ The stock Exchange or handled by
Eastern tnanciers aud capitalist. Messrs. FrOih-
ingh9m x Co. are very extensive brokers of large
experience aud tried integrity. in addition 10
their stock brokerage business, they sell what are
termed Privileges" or "Pnts and Calls" now
one OF the ayOriIe methods of legitimate specula.
ton. Their advice is very valuable, and by fol
lowing il. thousands of people have made for.
Y. Metropolis. mayl6 ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-10

A FATHER bent On instructing his three
year Old son, said "If you had three ap-
PIES and should give me one, how many
woud yon have left ?" IL wouldnr do
It, IA, was the prompt reply.
THrRE are only two gallons Of whikey
per year manufactured for each inhabilant
OF the United States, and it is a clear Ease
that somebody's got TO 90 without.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-10

ONFOEp. Ss:--At a Court VI Probate held a,
Paris, within and Tor abe County OF O>!nrd,
on the third rue-dav nt Ffrufhrr \. u. l-si
HNlle ictiinn ofCNTH NEiNE :. SCElN\EE
~ Guardian NJ Alclsrrt % Scribucr e. as, iui-
For heirs OF Prescott Scribner, late of I;cihvl,
IN sad County, deceased, paying Tor license To
ell AMI convey certain real estate lc-cli,r.i in
hcr petition nn file ~ the Probate OH 10 aI
V1utlgcuu- aI'r OF thrcs uuUdrrl % tii,t-. to n
bert l.. liuth INK ct Portland lumber a 8 County:
Ordered, That the said Petitioner g.,t auttCv
10 ell persons interested by csusiuE at abstract
at his PETITION, Viih tins ORDER thereon a. b. pub
lished three weeks sJcc---ivclY to the
oxford Democrat printed At Pads, th-t 'h-y mAy
appe9. Hi a Probate CugIi ~ be hciG az IaIi>
AZ . O'Clock il tErforCHCoI ard shuwrause " uny
they have Why the same should not be granted.
4. n. WALKER, Judge.
TIN. c0ry-altest: u. Q DIVE. Ku..tlr
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potIrp
OCTOBER.

The month Of carnival OF all the year,
When nature lets the Wild eaith g its way.
AHd spend whole seasons on single day.
The sPring-time holds herwhi;e and purple dear
October. laSish, launts them lar and near.
The summer charity her rels doth lay
Like i~wcls on her c0su est srray;
October, Scornldl, burns them on bier.
Inc winter hoard, his pearl, Of frost, in si,u
%, k,ns,lom. Winter pearls thaa winter knew,
%, empress wore, IN Eyyrt's aucieat line,
Uc,otSr, lc1s,iIs 'ncaih her lone OF blue.
Drink. az adraush,, SLOW filtered through
>Uusbiuy air, A. in tus,ing VINE
-tfidatic lOaitlg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-10
OXFORD, ss:-A, Court Of Probate held a.

o. "a" tAirI IG,- dJy OF September \. -. ls-i
nN 'hc petition OF lliHNH \ Hills Admin
, i.trttur or 'Ir estate 90 Harriet Ellis. is;c
u' Canton, Do said CogUly, d-cct--i, rrI,.ns icy
lireu-c TO sell and conway ail the real r-iatc o.
I! deceased 30 t'.c Gown 90 CtntpI, t- sct iOr 10
10 h,s petition On Nir iu "a" Probate ON e.:
Ordered, That thu -uid Hci'iun,T give notice
to all persons intcrc,fed bl cau.!ug an abstract
of his prti:iua. with thi, orJc- tlrIrou
TO be published three week succc.. ,yrly ~ TIE
oxford Dcmocsat rriatcd at P-ri-, that ihc, may
a;Icaf 81 Probate Court 10 hc bold at Paris
In said County en- The tairfl TLc-dly of OF next
a. O'Clock in ihe forenoon aud ,gcG cause II Any
they have wh, the same shout, NOT tC granted
Ar. WALKER, Judge.
A true cn9v-G'tc.i: II 9. Dtvi- Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-10

TWENTY YEARS EsTADIIsurn, a
l. watch can be repaired or adju stsd ,o besf 1,II
anu position, and warranted for reasonable rr;re
at az my estabiis hment. by a perfected apparatus
one watch go accurately that il varied M e So,
U . IN eleven months, and MANY others with NJ.
most equal accuracy. SAM'L RICHARDS I,
VI" South Paris Me
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-10
Administrators Sale.

DURSUANT To a license from the Judge OF Pro-
bate for oxford County, shall sell Il, public
auction on SATURDAY, the Ith dIy Of N0veWo,r
Oni-c in rMis, all the real estate belonging 10
William Chase late Of Paris in said county, de-
ceased, being about 20 acres OF pasture land, So
ualed on Paris Ilil ia said town nt Paris.
ALBRO f.. CHASE,
Ocfob.r r lS7G ;N Admin strator.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-10

OXFORD, S>:-it . Cogit Of Probate held ~
Paris, within AMI for the County OF oxford on
the tn.ri Turs'.1v u! september y. d., l>5G.
OLIVIA p. B!SBEE. AimiGi,.a!riN on The cs.
y take OF Thomas :. Ei-bcc, ltte ~, Hun!oi, ice
sail Couutv, deceased uAyirs rrrVntri her ar-
count of aim '-;riti'u OF th- cstAtt o! -aid de-
ceased for .illu.V 4trr:
ordered, II' the md Almini,t. : give notice 10
al perso interested by causing = copy 81 this
oT,lcr 20 De- p1hIi-yi tlire week. >uCcr-siv,,y in
the oxford Deu1cra; priutrd ~ Paris that they
may appear Ata Probate tuutifO be held 80 Pari-
in said County. ou the thgl IurSdy ~ OF oct. ncNi
al O'Clock ~ ice forenoon sue .iCy cause u any
they have WHY the SAME .hOu,l not 70" uliuvrc,l.
\ a. WALKER, Judge
Atrue >5:y-ai:cst: II. G.. DAVIS Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-10
Something New 4!

NIono9rammic Stamps forthe purpose
of Marking Linen and Stationery, made TO order
and seat 10 any address upon receipt OF q three
cent stamp aud the follow inc prices:
4 I.otterej M0uogramc, ST. 90; . 10. :ac.
= d. soc: Singl. Letters ape; indeltL!e
Ink, per Bottle 25c.
SEMI a 3 cent stamp for few sample letters
Agents wanted "a work in their own localities TO
W nom liberal discount will be- rus,iF.
CHARLES A. JERSEY, EnCrayer,
april q South Paris Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-10

oAFphD, s. Al Court U; Probate held 4
Lari,' within and for The County of Oxford on
thS iiri Tuesday OF September d. I.;G
A BEL UEALD, Guardian OF William ~ Wb;,
= a InG ct ais minor children ARdhcirs Of James
" hIling late OF Lowell ia said County. HAVING
rresSii'SI ms account Of guardianship OF said
Wierei, That the said Guarliin give notice
10 al persons interested by causing copy Of mis-
vIuef 10 Oe published three weeks excessively in
Ihe O&IoTd Democrat printed at Paris that they
may appear az Probate Cour; TO be held al Psri.
10 said county On the t-ird Tuesday OF Oct nex,
a. CLOCK In the forenoon ana shew cause n auv
'"s' nave why the same should not he granted.
A. II. WALKER, Judge,
true copy-attest: II. c. DAVIS, Regisfsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-10

OXFORD, Ss:-At a Court OF Probate held Al
Ia'ls. within and for the County OF Oxford on
me tilfu tuesday OF September A. ID. lS,G
JOEL IL. BlGELOW, Guardian Of Haul. Il
~ crimes Cora &. AMI Mertie e. L0veiov. minor
ehiidf,h AMI heirs ~ Jared L0yeiOy late OF Peru
III said County having presented his account of
gu1TuiahshlI uI SAID wards for allowance:
ofurTedi That the said Guardian give notice
TO all persons interested by causing copy OF hi.
o'uet ~ De- published three weeks successiyely In
the Oxford Democrat printed Al Pari. 10, - -
may app ear ai Probate Court 10 be held M psrit
III sAii County ON the hind Tuesday of oct next.
al CLOCK 10 Tie iOIeuC0p AID shtw cnut. il am
th'y nave WHY the same should rot he a.iowtd
IL. WALkER, Judge
true copy-attest: II. G. DAVIS, Rc.isler.
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AMERICAN AND FoREIGS PATENTS
Gilmore, smith & Co., Successors. TO Chip
lnnn, uoAmrr & Co.

Patent. procured in ~ countries No foc- "a
advance. No charge Tor services u't.i l.tCu; -
granted. Pr,i' lia.ry cNswiuaiiou- free. Olt
valuable pamphlet >gri Tree uprn receipt ~ stamp
Address, GILMORE, >WlrH n co.
Washington, u. Z.
ARREARS ~ r~I, BOUNTY. 50.
IrlCgl! OGi'cr-. soldier, aud ~ll,lr> cot the lftc
war, or th,I heirs, are iu many ease, c'tlti,i O.
money from tAe Coy, rrwcut which has been
t'uu,! 60 be tue since lnal laywcut. Write iul
history OF service, an! SKATE amount 90 i1s aud
bounty received tcft.cItr- OF At'uttrt General
L. =. y. showing -eryir, and honorable t!,Ch ,-.t
tlerclrow. in place OF discharges jos. pm, urvi
for a small Zee. Euc.o-c stamp 90 N.in.rc y CO ,
aud :u,l reply w.tu blanks, MI. bc sent free.
PENSIONS! PENSIONS:
Al Federal DhccIs. soldiers and sailor. wound.
Cd rup'Urcl or i-iIrcd ~ the line OF duty In the
late war, ana tjsah. 81 thereby, can obtain pen
sion.
widows. aUl o.. nor children of Officers, solder,
aud sailors, Who have died since ll- charge. at
disease contracted, or wounds aad iriIr:e, re-
cttecI ia The service and in line of du;N. 90 pro
cure pensions, hy ai.ifvs>.Ig GILMORE X GO.
lucycA-rl rates to- Peasioacr- uhtt .Ged Bonn
~ l~Li W triaat> procnrcl for service 10 ware
ti.r o. N.-.H B. l-tj There age no warrants
-.l.i.,4 dor scr, he. ia the late rebellion.
sen! l,.mpt1 GILMORE & CO., Washing
ton. ID. &. FOR iui! Instructions. maNEdI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-10

OXFORD. sat- a Court OF Probate L'ld ct
ra5i- within AM 'nr TIE County ui bNiuiu
Or tive tl.rl Tbc-.llY OF september \. ID. lt,u.
4 VICE Il. EEMi~. u1mcl INccairiN 90 . Ger.
~ tam IN irumrut purpDIii1. 90 Ice tee llst
Aiil aud Testament ci Charlie. ~. Ucmj- late
of VaI-, in said county deceased, having p.Cscu
tel The >.nc for Probate.
OEpEKIp, That The salt EVecutriN give notice
to al person Interested 10y causing a copy of
this order 70 %" pah.,lci three week. succr-.iyciy
Ia the Oxford Democrat printed 40 Paris thai they
may appear al Probate Court 10 De held ~ Paris
IN said County The third luc-tHy ol Oct ucNt
Al 9o'c.ock ia the FORENOON and show cause II any
they rave Why the .aii Instrument should not Ice
proved, approved nj ll,oNcl - the last VIII
and Testament oi tid iccca ed
y. II. WALKER, Judge
\ true copy-At,e,t: II. C.. DNTIs, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-10

OXFORD. ss:-Nt Court oi Prdbtte h-li f.
iarls within aud ioI 80 County Of o. ford
on the ihhd Tuesdav OF September 4. ID. Is.G
" mnpr chid and heir of George Y lirrtv'
i"ir ~ Porter ~ sid County, Ia, ing i,rts,ui,,i
~ account oI guar'ilanshp OF ,aui War,i Tor al.
lOWanCr:
Ordered, that uc -aid Cuucian lgivo notice 10
all Ierous Interested. by causing copy or mi,
order TO be lUhishcd three weeks suc,cs.!vrl, In
ih' osi"'d Democrat, printed AT Paris ihnt they
may hppeaf At Probate C"uft 10 De- held 40 Pnri,
20 sa't county on the thd TUESDAY of October neat
~ uiEc O'Clock IN the forenoon, and show cause.
~ any ihcl have, Why The same should not bc A..
Lowell y. IL. WALKER, Judge
y ifur c"py-a!test: II {. DAVIS. Rr,ist.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-10
ALL instruments Warranted for the
Term Of FIVE YEARS.
O. W. BENT
S.ufi, pttfy s,at.,aunhc, "a 1.-l
scEvrs wANrrp or he CENTENNIAL
)Xroan. .s:-At Court Of Probate held At

OXFORD sS:-N Cogrt OF Probate held M
fer.'. within aud or the County OF ON iorG
on thr third Tue'diy OF september \ u. 1876
MOSES = SAMPSON. Administrator on the
Ifl r-i@tr - Mary SAT- pspu. late ~ Hartford
90 'Hh Comfy deceased, having pr-,rntcd IT.
account OF administration U! the t-t.fe II said
deceased 10; allowance:
Ordered Tia! thc sand Admins TRAITOR give notice
To All p"r-Ons interested by causing copy OF thu
ordrrtp o. published iLtcr week. Is in the
oNi'IH penoc,at printed ai falis, that riiry may
Epp'nr ~ Probate Court To De- held at Tari.
IA -aid County On he thiri Tuesday az oct next
at O'Clock ~ ihc forenoon aud shcw cause If ni,i
ihey have Why the same should nor be allowed
\ II. WALKER, Judge
A true cYuy-Attrst. u a. b,.,. ,i..,it-'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-10
A true ccpY-At,csi: II C. DAVIS, Ecg,sicr.

OXFORD, ss;-At 4 Court OF Probate held NJ
Paris wi.AiH and for the County Of Oxford
o. The .hrtI TUESDAY vi September \ ID. 1876.
JO>Epu l.. CHAPMAN, Administrator OF the
y c>tIc u Edward l.. Poor, LAKE Of Aod0vcr,
M said COuat,. &c cls,d, having plcsentcd h.,
account 90 administration OF ;hc C-tatJ Of said
dctc.t-v,i a.. .I.Da au'c:
Og.!ctrI. '.li thr -aii Admin TRAITOR ciy, notice
20 AZ persons Interested LY cagslug cOuy OF tais
order 20 pii,hcG. hgco weeks ,uCc"s>stly In The
UAi,ri Democrat pf!lt,d 10 Paris, that tary Iual
Appear al a FtOtal, Court tv De hid az flTis
iu said C0-J'j 90 10 .urI Tuesday OF O,t next,
~ OciJcA ia Tee forenoon aud -lvE cau-clt Any
they have ""y iic same .s.i not b, allowed.
\. n. WALhER, Judge.
\ tr1s couy- affect; II. c. DAVIS, Register.