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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-10

OXFORD. sss-Af Court az Probate held A.
Pari. Within and Tor tie County Of oxford, on
the third sday OF juno. u. loss,
On tho petition OF MARY \. MCNIISTIE.
" Administrative on the estate of George ".
McAIIi.t,r uc OF Lowell u saiI County decreased.
praying Tor license 20 sell aud convey AL The real
estate OF the interstate lor .hc payment ot debt,
AMI incidental charges.
Ordered, That ;hc said Petitioner give uOticr
TO al persons Interested by causing abstract VI
her pc. lou with this order thereon 20 De- published
three week. -uccss.iNely 10 lhr oxford Democrat
printed At Paris that they may appear ~ Probate
Court % De- held ui Paris ia said Cuauty ON The
tIirl TUESDAY 81 Jult next, az o'clock ga the
forenoon ana ,hrw cause Il ANY They have whJ the
same should not De- stantri.
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OXFORD, SIS At Court of Probate held al
Paris, within and for the County OF OXFORD
on the third Tuesday OF June A. ID. 1877.
ON THE petition of WILLIAM II. KING, TX
~ ecutor OF the last Will and Testament Of
george W. King late OF oxford in said County
deceased praying for licencc TO sell and convey
all the Tea! estate OF said deceased for the pay
meni Of debts and incidental charges:
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice
to all persons interested by causing an abstract OF
said petition with this order thereon TO be publish
ed weeks successfully in the Oxford Democrat
printed at Paris, that they may appear at Pro
ate Court to be held at Paris, In said County on
the third Tuesday of July next at 9 O'Clock
in the forenoona nd shew cause II any they have
why the same should notbe granted.
All. WALKER, Judge.
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ALFRED :. KlMGALL.

TIE subscriber hereby giyr- public notice That
bee ha8 been duly appointed ny hr Hon JudRr
e Probate for The County ot ONiou! 7ui a--uinrd
She trust Of Admin. orator % tDc estate ui tGu,b
NiittsIn0rc late OF Paris lu -lu County l,
ceased by giving boni a. thr law dGcst. be-
therefore request al! pcrs0u, indebted 10 thr c,-
tate of SAID deceased % make immediate tat IuO nl
and th0sa who have any demand, thcrcOa 30 rN.
hiblt the same 90
ENO-H WuirrEMOeE, JE.
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OXFORD, s. At Court Of Probate held at
Paris within aad tor the county Of oxford OF
the third tuesday If June, 4. ID. Isl.
INLER KIDDER, Guardian OF Eugene l. hid
L lsr minor child tul herr ~ Lcsmprc u. I'D.
l.r late Of p.Nhcd in saii County hay.ug iF'
rntcl his account Of guardansh.p oi sud ward
tor D. il"w.u
Ordered Th.tthc said Guardian give notice
% all pcrsous interested by causing . copy OF Thu
rider 20 hc Published three week. successlyely d.
.hc oxford Democrat printed as Paris that TIC!
INA, appear zoo Probate Court to hc held At Par.
10 said County on the third TUESDAY OF July next
~ O'Clock in the forenoon md shew cause ,f any
.hcy have why ihc same hDIll rot De- allowed.
4. II. WALkEE. judge.
\ true coiv- attest: " e.. DAVIS Register.
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OXFORD, ss:-At Court OF Pr bate held a.
Paris within and for the County OF ONiort
on thc ihir, Tues lay pf June. A. ID. 1871
INLBgIDGE POOR, Administrator on the es
II utc Of Charles \ Nrwha' late of AniOycr
70 said County deceased, having prc-cf ted Die
account at administration on the estate OF SAID
deceased for allowance:
Ordered, That the said Administrator give noUc.
20 all persons interested by causing copy 81 the
pricrto Dee publ,he weeks -iycly In the
DNfOri Democrat printed ~ Paris that they may
tpTtar ~ Probate Court 10 De held AZ fari-
10 said County on the third Tuesday Of July next.
It O'Clock In thr f0rcuOonuud -hrw causcu any
ihcy have Why the same should not Doe allowed.
\. II. NALkEk. Judge.
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ITIE -IN 'ITTfI TI'I'I-' W. ~ p y T u
be- has h,en duly appointed hy tie ilou. Judge oi
Probate Tor tho county ut pNlui. Dob Ir. uinDI
fh,. tru.tui Administrator With the Wal anLrNrd
ui thr o-iatr ut
JEEAImEEl COLGtKN L.ic col Paris
100 sac! County deceased, b} giving rouI s- fie
law directs hr therefore te,tue {. 400 pen ou- iu-
,IrIt,,I tu the .ailtr of 7aiI dr.'as,tl q" make
immediate payment. 1ui those IS hn have lut ,.r-
.uau,l- th,.f,ou tu exhibit The same O."
STEPHEN -. iii JOHNSON.
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in aid County deceased by giving bond a. ihr liN
Directs hr therefore requests All persons Who ate
indebted 10 the estate ct said deceased {" make im
mediate payment aud those who have auy demands
thereon To exhibit the same To
.fuur ~. 1871. SAM ~. AIKEN.
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OXFORD, SS:-At a Court ul Probate zee o.. o.
Paris within AMI Ter HE County "t oNioTdi
un the third Iu'~,iiv cot June. \. -. IN
IN The petition ot THOMAS H. BROWN, Al.
\ y mni-trJlur un tlir estate at sampson Dun
hJm lac ut Paris bee sail s"unts deceased, rlri
us Tor trrntc tu s'l and convey al lr real crtI'"
ut 'nd deceased tur reason -tt icfth iu hi l-ii
tiuu ou lie ~ The Probate once.
ordered. That iir said Petitioner Give notice o.
80 persons mirtr. tc'i, hv causing an abstract "i
,uid petition with this order thereon to be- publish
ed three weeks success IXriY m thr ONlupl Dem
lcrtt, printed 80 Paris. THAI tncy NAV appear 20
Probate Court to be hcld 40 Faris iu -aHi county
~ the third u,sdiy of Jaly neat 90 Hu'riurk iu
h- forenoon aud show c1u-r 90 auy they have
.liy the same should not be- granted
\ u. MALhtK. Jud 20.
4 lLlLn ANN ALL--l. II I. lAAIe- Er--.ll.T.
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TINS Subscriber hereby Civ, luD g. notice dat
he has been duly appointed by lie lion judge of
Probate tor iir county al oxford 1nd assumed lhc
tr,lst Of Executor ou th. r-tIt" 90
---L- 4 ! . IL l. l. II
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All kinds Of Job Printing done at this OfiCe.
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OXFORD, ss:-N a Court Of Probate held ai
Paris within and Or the County ~ oNio'd
On the thi.i Tuesday OF June \. u. ls.s.
I'lIEE kIuDER, Guardian oi Clinton Ncw
1 man minor child and heir o.! Leonard " New
nan late of D.Ndeli DO SAID County having pre-
.cntti his account of guaJdlauship oi said ware
t1r o loWALce:
Ordered. That The said Guardian give MOTTO
to al person Interested hY causing copy OF tLls
order 10 De publ shed thToc In tht
oxford Democrat printed at Paris that they ma!
tppeArat a Probate Cour, so De held at Paris
Ia said County on the third Tuesday Of July next
40 o'clJ,kin thc forenoon and shcw cause II aul
thct have why the same should not De allowed
4. II. WALKER, Judge.
4 true cOpy-Attcst; II. {. DAVIS, Register.
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mn Subscriber hereby gives public notice THAR
Dee has been uul appointed 10y ttc Hon Judge ui
Probate for the County cot ONiOfd, aud &. uur.i
the ,Tu-t OF Executor 90 the e. late ut HOLLIS
KENDALL late OF Newry % SAID Comfy tr-
ceased ~ siNing bOud as the itW directs. hr
therefore requests all persons Indebted tu tir
tate of said deceased 90 make Immediate pap 800. ut
and those who have any demands thereon, tO cN-
hiJit the same 90
Iunt l.. ~. AIfkED y. kIMEAI.l..
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by ihe Hon. Judge Of
Probate for The County Oi oxford and assuihri thr
trust of Executor on the estate oil
INN PROCTOR Into VI MAll TloTh
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OATORD, 80 AT "A Court OF PrODate heId a
Paris within and for the County OF ONforo
on the third Tuesday OF June. A. ID. 1877,
an the petition of CLEMENTlNE MlTll
~ widow of Andrew Smith late OF Waterford
IN said County deceased, praying for an allowance
out of the personal estate Of her late husband:
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice
to all persons Interested by causing copy oil
this orde- 10 be published three weeks sue
cessyely in the oxford Democrat printed al
Paris, that they may appear AZ a Probate Court
70 be held at Paris In said County on the
third Tuesday of July next at O'Clock in the
forenoon aud sbow cause II any they have why
the same should not be granted.
4. II. WALKER, Judge.
A two copy--attcEi: II Q. DaXIa keg!ster.
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OXFORD, AT Count Of Probate hrld a.
Par. within and lnf thc tuuhty of oxford
ON the tIiiid Foe Lay ot June \. -. le..,
Y C.. WHEELER. canadian col EIa llarl't
IL. minor child aud hrir of Elijah g. llIrlrn
atc Of Bc,hc iu -ail County, hl,iuk prc-rnted
bis account oil guardianship Of said ward Tor
allowance:
Ordered, That tac said Guardian rive uoi ic'
90 all persons Interested by causing copy oi ihi-
ldrr ~ De- published three week. -acccs,iYely DO
Dc oxford Democrat printed 40 Paris. that They
nay appear at a Probate Count to De- bod at Paris
"a sail county ON the third TuC,dIy Of July nest
Ct nine O'Clock Ia She forenoon and shrw r,u'' Do
my thty have Why The same should not De allowed
4. II. WALkEB. Judge.
,..r. ...,,., ,ff..f II 4 bkII.. Krsi-t,I.
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All WALKER. Judge.
4 true copy Attest: II. G.. DAVIS Register.

OXFORD. 81 At Court of Probate held at
Paris, within ana for the County ct ONiOri, Uh
the thlrd Tuesday OF June, A. ID. lS.i.
hN the petition 81 ClNDItlIIlh III NlIAM.
~ widow uf sampson Duuham late OF Paris iu
and County deceased, praying for an allowance
out ol the personal estate of her late husband;
ordered, That the said Petitioner give uOtict
to all persons interested by causing copy OF
mi. order be published three weeks snccessyely
in the oxford Democrat printrdAt Paris, that they
may appear at a Probate Court 10 be held az Paris
in said Comfy Oh the third TUESDAY OF July next.
At . o'clock IN the forenoon and shew cause IL any
they have why the same should not Oe granted.
All WALKER, Judge.
true cOpy-attest; III. {. DAVIS register.
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THE subscriber hereby gives pubic notice That
he has been duly appointed BY the Hon. Judge Of
Probate for the County of oxford and assumed the
trust of Administrator of the estate OF
FLORA A. HARMON late OF Paris
in said County deceased by giving bond as the law
directs he therefore requests all persons who are
Indebted TO the estate of said deceased TO make Inn
mediate payment aud those VINO have any demands
thereon To exhibit the same 10
June 49, 1877, HEhhIt ~ IJELl..
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OXFORD ~e, a. - count 81 Probate hrli 81
Paris within aud isf the County of OXiurd
'uu The third Tao daY al Iuuc \. ID. Is. q,
INLIIS GARRY mined tN'rutriN 10 certain
]. Dc. uumrut purpor iu- 90 hr Doe o.. ill trd
T,,ttment 81 John Gitry hate ct NORWAY go sHid
'utu,ty deceased, hafiuk presented Tie lame Tor
Probate.
ordered, That the said EN,cutriN give motto,
20 an person. Interested 10y causing copy OF th
order To lee Published ihrrr -uec'-si'-ly int
oxford Democrat printed az Paris. that they may
appear ~ a Probate Court to Doe held al Paris
,n -1d County on th.. third !ut Aai 81 July u"Ni,
IL . O'Clock ia the forenoon aud -huw rause II any
they have why thr -Ild instrument houi not De
proved approved aud allowed as the last " 90 and
Testament of said decreased
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Notary Public.
FREELAND HOWE. Agent
for Oxford County. Norway Me.
fuue---.iW
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81 Extra Fine Mixed Cards, with name
~ 10 els. postpaid !. JONES 4 Co, Ma
sau, \. \.
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OPIUM HABIT!

Permanent cures cu7~aDtcei IN both. ~cuI STAMP
Tor evidence. Ask drug SIS fDr % Al lress
BEERS & CO., Birmiu CHAM, Conn.
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OXFORD, - Alta Count eft Probate ucld 40
Paris. within and fpr the County at ONl'rd
on the third Iu,sdIy OF June \ -. ls.1.
JIIl.NM y BILLS. hdmIui- trltpl 0u the 90 iiic
ul Harriet I'm. lI'r ui Canton m -ui Count!
.lrcraspd. having pc .cu.,l his account oi admin.
strttiuu nn ,i- '.tti' oi Iid deceased Tor AlloH.
turc:
Ordered, That Do, aid \.ImIn. tRibr gFeuotir
fo All prisons interested hy causing copy Of tai,
order o. o., published % weeks ,uc,e-siy,Iy in th'
oxford Democrat printed at Paris. that thcF ma!
appear a. a Probate Court 60 b. held ~ Pans
M -aid County en- the thIrl Iucsdty oi July urAt
at O'Clock in tEr forenoon and shrw cause IL Hu}
they hty, why thu sane should not be- allowed.
\ ~ WALK Err, Judge.
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"A. u. " Mn I'm - VI
A true copy -aitest: nc. DAVIS, Rrsi
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-25
Maine Industrial schoo oil for Girls

Mr.. Editor-This institution was opened for
pupils Jan. l, 1875. The number of inmates,
at first small! soon increased to the full capaci-
ty of the building. Daring the past year there
have been constant applications in behalf of
school. The building was designed for thirty.
Frequently more than this number have been
crowded in. The number of girls received to
the present time is co. OF these four have
been returned to friends, three dismissed as in
corrigible, one escaped, one deceased and twen-
ty-four placed in families, of whom eight have
been indentured. The girls placed in families
and especially those indentured, with few ex--
ceptions, are doing we'll; and give good prom
Use OF becoming useful members of society. The
girls are instructed in knitting, sc wing and all
kinds OF Homework. They do all the work of
the house under the direction of the lady Off
GERS. Every afternoon they are under the care
of an experienced teacher in the school-room.
Devotional services are held every morning and
evening, in which they all participate, and SER
vices are conducted by the Superintendent
every Sunday afternoon. Ample provision is
made for recreation.
The beneficient effects of the institution are
more ana more dppAreut. Ine Sl1lS all come
from unfortunate surroundings and but for the
Industrial School. would, most of them, have
| fallen into habits of vice and immortality and
became outcasts of society"
Another building is greatly reeded to &C.
commodate those who need the advantages Of
| the school. The subject deserves the attention
of the philanthropic. There are hundreds Of
these uncared-for waits in oursstate !drifting tc
| inevitable ruin, who may be saved. Prevention
| is far better and cheaper than cure.
April "a, 1877. s. ALLEN.
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-25

Harry Robinson's Ministries are coming to
Music Hall Monday night.
Monday evening officers Mclntire and Hous-
ton arrested two boys named Lally and Hig
gins for larceny.
Mrs. Gates, aged 80, an inmate of the Aged
Womah's Home. fell Monday and cat her eye
badly.
The literary exercises of the High School
class of II will commence at half-past ten this
morning.
There will be union service Fast Day, April
18th, at II o'clock a. m. at Plymouth church.
Rev. Asa Dalton will officiate. All are cor
daily invited.
There will be a union religious service at the
Second Parish chnrch on Fast Day at p m.
1t is understood that the chorus choir will aid
in the singing
A well known citizen Monday deliberately
assaulted one of our deputy sherifs who had an
execution against him. The sheriff soon taught
him the folly of his ways.
The Moravian, Captain Graham, arrived
here from Liverpool, via Halifax, at 130 p. m.
yesterday, with 26 cabin and 1913 Storage pas.
sengers.
paintei empioyeu NY HiuWWoI S oiou
denning, in painting house on Bracket street,
slipped from ladder Monday and fell to the
ground. He was badly bruised but escaped
serious injury.
Two new locomotives have been completed
for the Maine Central road by the Portland
Company. They are very handsome IA ton en-
gines, and one has been named the w. G. Davis
out of compliment to Mr. Davis of the Port
land Packing Co., one of the directors.
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-25
United States District Court.

BEFORE JUDGE SHELLEY.
Observation-Disclosures Mutual Life Insurance
Company in equity, VS.. Josiah Crosby and al. In
1865 William H. Ingalls, took out policy of insur-
ance from the plaintiff on his life. In 1869 he went
through bankruptcy and the policy was sold by his
assignee to the defendant Crosby, who thereafter
paid the premiums. In 1876 ingalls, died, and his
widow, who is the administrative, claimed that
Crosby held the policy in trust for the family Of In
CALLS and claimed the amount of 1t Of the company.
Crosby also claimed it and brought suit to recover
the amount. The company had the money into
court and brought the suit in equity against both
the claimants of the fund, to compel them to settle
their claims by interpeading with each other. The
motion for decree of interpleader was argued to-
day. Decision reserved.
Drummond s. Winship argued for plaintiffs
Crosby pro Sc. E. f. Webb for the Administrative,
being willing that the motion be granted, did not
argue.
Owing to the limited equity jurisdiction until re-
GENTLY of our State courts, they could not entertain
bill of this kind, and this is said to be the first
case of the kind in the State
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-25

A QUESTIONABLE TRANsAcTIoN.-Last even
ing man known in the city as S. Dana Rob.
erts entered the clothing store of J. Burleigh &
Co., on Middle street and commenced nego.
tiations for clothing. Upon being asked to
show the color of his money he produced what
he claimed was an order from Capt. G. M
Grant of the ship William McGilvery. The
order stated that the bearer was steward of the
ship and any articles he procured would be
paid for by the captain. Tho order was pro-
nounced bogus and the signature forgery.
Mr.. Shurtleff, one of the clerks, detained the
fellow with some little difficulty until Officers
Covell, Pride and Warren arrived, when be
was taken to the police station. Tho police
say that he is state prison graduate.
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-25
Good Advice.

Now is the time of year for Pneumonia, Lung
Fever, &c. Every family should have bottle of
BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP. Don't allow for one
moment that cough to take hold of your child, your
family or yourself. Consumption, Asthma, Pnue-
monia Group, Hemorrhages and other fatal diseases
may set in. Although it is true GERMAN SYRUP is
curing thousands of these dreaded Diseases yet it
much better to have it at hand when three doses
will cure you. One Bottle will last your whole
family winter and keep you safe from danger.
If you are consumptive, do not rest until you have
tried this remedy. Sample Bottle 10 cents. Regular
size IS cents. Sold by your Druggist.
Oct2O deOm1Y
The Portland daily press., 1877-04-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
PROBATE NOTICES.
TO all persons interested in either Of the
estates hereinafter named.


A IA Court Of Probate held at Portland within
NJ ana Tor the County Of Cumberland, on the
La,iu tuesday of April, in the year of OuriLord,
,stte cn hundred and seventy-seven, the following
matters having been presented for the action there
upon hereinafter indicated, it is hereby ORDERED,
iIaG notice thereof be given to all persons inter-
three weeks successfully in the Maine State Press
anu Eastern Argus papers printed at Portland afore-
bald a. taey may appear at Probate Court to be
next, at ten of the clock in the forenoon, and be
neard thereon. and object if they see cause.
LDWIN +: FESSENDEN. late of Bridgton, de-
ceased. Petition than John P. Perey, of said Brdg-
ton, may be appointed Administrator, presented by
Laura b. Fessenden, widow OF said deceased.
John E. PALMER, late of Bridgton, deceased.
feutlon that Caleb A. Chaplin, of Harrison, may be
appointed Administrator, presented by Nathan
Taiiner, son and heir of said deceased.
ISAAC LAMBERT, late of Freeport, deceased.
Second Second account presented for allowance by Seth
bailey, Administrator.
ELIZABETH NJ. SOULE, late of Pownal, deceased.
Elrst Account presented for allowance by Benjamin
drue ana Harlan B. True, Executors. Also Private
O,p against SAID Estate, presented for allowance by
SAID benjamin True.
;, STEPHEN W. EATON, late of Gorham, deceased.
Leation mat Woodman 5. Eaton, Of Portland, may
De appointed Administrator, presented by Miranda
d. Eaton, widow of said deceased.
HANNAH BRYANT, late of Scarborough, de-
A. Emery, Executor.
SARAH A. KOLLOCK, minor child and heir of
Royal - Kollock, late of Westtrook, deceased. Pc.
ttlon lor license to sell and convey Real Estate pre-
sented by Irene Kollock, Guardian.
SARAH P. KOLLOCK, late of Westbrook, de-
ceased First and Final Account presented for al.
lo"ance by Zechariah Small, Executor.
IhoMAS BAKER, late of Portland, deceased.
account presented for allowance by James 7.
McCobb Administrator -
ELLA ELIZA S. REED, late of Portland deceased.
Petition that l.. Eugene Weymouth, of Portland,
may De appointed Administrator, presented by
Charies ). Adams, son Of said deceased.
ABIGAIL F. M. THOMPSON, late of Portland.
deceased FIRST Account presented for allowance, by
John f. Hamilton, Executor.
JOHN e. WOOSTER, late of Portland, deceased.
Petition that Henry P. Dewey, may be appointed
Administrator, presented by Mary Ann Wooster,
widow of said deceased.
NATHAN CLEAVES, Judge.
A true copy Of the original Order.
Attest: HORACE j. BRADBURY, Reg'r.
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