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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11

BEYANI's POND. Feb. 2.-Tbe Ladies
Aid OF this place held sCcia6le NJ The
Town Hall on Wednesday. Jan. %. ioI
the purpose OF aiding and encouraging
the Reform Club 20 perseyere IN the good
wolk. The 6al was packed a, an early
hour The ladies' of ne AID Society
w,re an assembled sud seated on the
platform, ready 10 C0uduc. the services.
TIE meeting was called 10 order and
opened ID tho usual manner, with read
iay from Scripture and prayer by TIE
President, Mrs. T.. g. Be>seY. Next mu
sic 1y the choir. The order vi exercises
wete select reading and teclama,Ions,
aud speeches by the gentlemen and Ia
dies OF the con- ga.lOn. Toe meeting
was conducted 81 through IN very able
and efficient manner 0y the wor,hy Pres-
ideut. Services closed with song from
the cards. IN which all ioined, after which.
- the Mas0us say. we adjourned iron
Labor ~ refreshments Well G.ied Ia
o.e- were standing oc olc side " tn
ha.. After satisfying the demands OF
appetite, lhe Younger portion OF the con
gyeEat.On jon ed 10 ? syiug some games
We SANK all went home feeling tha.
such IL. o. are Dot only enjoyable bui
profitable. l. me say - sll sister AID
societies who have 80: been in the haiti
Of having such gatherings, 20 and do
Likewise and sou will rot regret il. l Cat
testify that our prospects never were bet
ter. though &, Is said our society mus. die
and surely viii die before another spring
We hope hope not, tor II II does II mus.
necessarily die d very hard death, Tor 10
vitality was never greater.
+. Al.
BEYANr's PoND. FEB. IA two days
Conference Meeting was held 81 the UUi-
yersalist Church FEB. 5,h and Oh. EN
c. .ent sermons were gwen bY the minis
ter IN attendance, -Revs. ii. @. Whit
mso. A. BossermAn, j. A. Seilz and Mrs.
Perkins OF y Y.
On Tuesday evening. Feb. IL. Rev. A
Bossermsn Of Bethel will give one N hl>
lectures al the UniverSsllst Church. Suo-
isct, The Spice OF Lille Free 10 ali.
Mr.. Columbus PeTham, native OF thu
town, died on Friday last Of Bigtls dis
ease Of the kidneys. BE was sbou. %
yeaTs OF age. BAILEY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11

FRYEBURG. Edward Louis Ripley died
IL Frye6Urg. his native town. Tuesday.
IN The tO.ly-niuth year OF his age. He
was the fiith son OF the late Gen. James
Nneelock Ripley, who was a representa-
tive from this State in Congress from
1926 10 March II b, 1880, when he
resigned on account of delicate health.
A. boy. Edward Ripley was ooted for
Unlsual musical talent, which, carefully
cultivated, in after years placed him In
.sp front rank OF professional musicians
ia this country.
fRYEBURG.-Wiley & Spring have Just
received good Inc OF dry goods from
Boston, which they propose to sell low
or cash.
10, the poor Indisu. II is said he is
dispensing IRE l0Gter to the white man
rghs in our midst
ASS o. Pike, OF the Oxford House, et
= 2, axe getting Incorporated 10 supply
sn'5 village with water. The expense
Nal not be so much as the number OF
we.ls that are dug and kept in repair, and
ve are glad 10 see some OF those who are
a0le. show this public spirit, for il will be
a public good.
Inc funeral OF +. l.. Ripley was under
me auspices Oi PythagOrean Lodge oil
MSsOns. and was very largely attended.
J. X. Mason, d. D.. attended the service
aud Il was one OF the finest sermons ever
delivered in this place-so say all who
we've present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11
The Evidence Sustain. tn. Verdict.

In courts OF law, it sometimes happens that the
guilty escape and the innocent! suher. But when
tried by public opinion, such errors do not occur.
For many years the Family Medicines manuiao-
hlrcd by Il. V Pierce, NJ. D., OF Buffalo, y. Y,
have been or trial. one after another the ingcni-
Gus lies and slAuders OF rival manufacturers have
been proved fal-e, while positive evidence OF mer.
il, from numbo,less inyalIds, has gradually sccu'
mulated TIE popular verdict Of great merit IL
fully sustained 10y the evidence, as no remedy yet
known equals The Golden Medical Discovery, in
curing throat, lung, and blood diseases. II the
liver be torpid" and bowels irregular. use the
Pleasant PurEative Pellets. For full information,
see the Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser.
The cheapest wedcalwork ever published, nearly
loo pages illustrated by over $50 oolorcd plates
and wood-cuts. Price, postpaid, 81 so Address
the author, L. Y. Pierce, NJ. D., Buffalo, y. y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11

The OXFORD DEMOCRAT, of Paris,
Maine, of the last date, has supplement
containing the history of the "cipher dis
patches, about which so much has been
said since the New York Tribune expose
of some time since. The whole method
Of deciphciinq the mystic dispatches is
explained in ll, and forms an interesting
chapter in the political history of tho
country.-Rio ViS'. (Cal) Enterprise.
of the 1857 expended by the House
Commute in attending Senator Morton's
funeral, s4l9 was paid to g. w. Driver,
keeper of liquor saloon. for whiskey and
wine for the trip. The stock was so great
that each member of the committee had
a basket of wine and deD,Uohn of whiskey
sent to his lodgings on HI treturn. The
transportation of the House Committee
cost S467.75, More Senators than Rep
resentativeS went to Indianapolis, but the
sum expended for car fare was only s29l
These are triaing illustrations of Demo-
cTatlc eCohonJ-
The Net0 Era asks II issuing green
backs anc taking up the bonds would ex-
pand the debt. il il wouldn'. reduce The
interest account. The Portland AdCer
user replies inst adding 1882 millions
more to the currency and buy ing up the
bonds would eI,inguish the bsnds but
that adding, 10 $40 millions OF currency
already existing, 1882 millions additional,
and thus carrying the total issue up TO
2200 millions. would reduce the value 81
the dollar eTecnback TO 10 cents, 50 that
somC body would lose 81 cents on every
doliar-ihe heaviest loss falling on the
masses OF he people. Tue Advertiser
adds this is no specuation-it was Just
what happened with our Continental
money.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11

PARs.-On Monday evening. the Re
torm CLUB he'd an interesting meeting at
Pee Academy. Lieut. LeForrest Howe,
Key. Mr.. Crane, of South Paris. Rev.
" Estes Cf tbs village, and others ad-
dressed the meeting. Severa! names
~efe added 10 the pledge.
"Wednesday evening, the Unity Club
gave one OF lis popular entertainments.
First there was a comedy in song. upon
the stsge, after which the company re
.i-,d 10 the ball shove, where an antigua
riau supper vas served. Over fifty per
sons set down 10 the tables. Net proceeds
Of the evening, swel.ed the club funds
very percepdoly.
Deputy Sheriff Douglass and his wife
we're thrown from their sleigh by pitch
up. between South Paris aud tbs Hil,
Thursday evening. Mrs. d. was cousid.
erably, though not seriously strained aud
bruised
TIE second Of the Bachelors Assem-
2 SIS oa FRIDAY night brought together =
is- - company lhsn the first and proved
g olessau,er. Seldom is any one il.
s,.lrent made to rOur forth such floods
D. music IS does the piano over which
u. Lewis OF Boston pTesiies. Ora wing
rC " music ssr,y hours aud cosev hal
a., .9.ei and attractive features Of these
a. smo.ies
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11

NORTH WATERFORD. Feb. 6.-Pieasant
weather and good roads, favorable
for numbering. The lumbermen appear
10 be sensible OF this fact, and are
pushing things briskly. Although it was
late 10 the season when We got snow
enough Tor Shedding, | think that lumber
ing in this vicinity will be quite successful
Mr. Jas Brown, who has been TO Glen
dale, ST George Co.. Nd, for a few
months past. in the employ OF John
Lynch, has returned. he mas been run
ming circular saw for Mr. Lynch, and Is
q frs. class mill.man. lie says MIR. l.. Is
doing considerable in the lumber business
there. Mr.. Daniel Wentworth aud sew
era others from this yiciniy are now
there in his employ making shocks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11
TOWN ITEMS.

ALBANY.-LyUChe's teams are hauling
IN the birch, oak, and pine 81 lively
rate.
cas-. York and Geo. Elliott, while
coming from Bethel the other day, hitch
aiiheu horse while they called al house
Taey bad been gone but few minutes,
" hen the horse pulled bis bride of. broke
away and ran. In its course. it jumped
a fence into barn yard. In jumping
the fence. il became detached IRON the
eigh, aud was soon secured. Tue sleigh
bsd both thills and eross-bsr broken. The
horse received only slight cut.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11

LoCkEs MILLS, Feb. Sit has been
soloe lime since YOU have beard from u
here ~ Lycke's Mills. Business Is very
zoot with Us This winter Dearborn *
TebDe.t, are buying Il large amount OF
iU, 1or Which n lakes business very lively
s~org tic farmers.
Teh6erts x Buck are also in the wood
oc siness. We understand they have
bought the stumpage OF one thousand
cords Of old growth wood which shey are
sayiug cut aud hauled 10 this depot. Mr.
BuCk i one OF those stirring men who Is
bound TO make business iiyely--hard
dmeS or no hard ines
D.A Coffin, formerly proprietor OF Mt.
Aoram Hotel. has sold his lpteTest IN the
House T. f. Z. Rand Of Lisbon, and
moved into his old house opposite the
new store. The hotel has been re-opened
ms y. W Patch II this town. We ali
ihiak he vi. prove himself u be first
o.sss land Travellers give him =
cad.
John F. Dearborn. OF .he 6rm OF Dear.
1.rn & Tet belts. spCOl Manufactured OF
,l.s place. has purchased the building
sa1wu as ,ac rukh.m stand. and hG>
aai ii thoroughly renovated inside H-
siN 5000 move into il with his new bride.
IacIe viii be grand Bal. at Mount
A0r-m House on Friday evening, Feb.
Il. Music by Sbcrran's Orchestra. A
cool time - anticipated.
ID. A. G.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11

Rev. George Ii rhsyer, an old citizen OF this
vicinity known 10 every one a most influential
citizen, and Christian Minister OF the NJ E.Church
just This moment stopped into store to say, II
wish every body 10 know that consider that 10th
ms self and VIE our lives 20 shlloh's Consump
uon Cure IL having a Tremendous sale over
our counters and l. giving perfect satisfaction u
all cases Of Lung Diseases, such as nothing else
has done, Dts. Matchett 4 France.
Bourbon, Ind, May 70, ~.
Sold by 4. VI. GERRY. so. Paris, and all
other Druggist.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11
WORKING EN-.

BEFORE yon begin your heavy spring work aner
winter OF relaX'ton, your system needs cleans
ing snd strengthening 10 prevent an attack OF Az.
ne, Bilious or spring Fever. or some other spring
sickness that Will unfit you for season = work
You will save time, much sickness and great ex.
pcnse II you Will Use one bottle Of Hop Bitters in
your family this month, Don't wait See other
column FLEW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11
THE TIDY HOUSEWIFE.

The oar9f1l, siiy housewife. when she IL giving
her house Is spring cleaning, should bear In mind
that the dear inmates OF her house are more prcc-
ious than houses. aud that their systcm. need
cleansing 10y purifying the blood, regulating the
stomach and bowels 10 prevent and cure the dis
eases arisin. from spring malaria and miasma and
she should know hat there Is nothing that will 10
IL so perfectly s1d surely as Hop Bit;ers the
puro.I and besG OF all medicines. See other col
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11

HEBRoN.-The Lewiston journal says
4 Hebron man brought into Tobie II
{ sTk's the other day, seventy 1--we pounds
%. ancient bullets, which be sold tor old
iy,.t. They had oeen slowed away in his
ancestral garnet tor time out OF mind,
s2d were supposed to have been moulded
az time when esch township con
'ributed rs quota OF moulded bullets foT
defence against Indians. Instead OF
drawing ssvzge blood. As Intended, those
BULLETS, melted into Pipe Joints. will help
carry water iu,l Lewiston tonements.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11

SroNKHAM.-Mr. l. F. Evans had a So
cisl dance and oyster supper at his house
Friday evening, Jan'y. Slst, which is said
to have passed oil pleasantly. MIR. Evans
is thrifty young man, and the only trader
in town. He keeps good stock OF gro
ceries and such other goods as are usually
kept in country store. and sells at prices
10 compete with the times He has lately
built 4 house aud stable, which are tiu-
ished and painted in good shape, making
very pretty stand.
Mr.. w. Il. Dresser. OF Lowell, is teach
ing the village school this winter. Mr..
Dresser is an efficient teacher, and a
teyur r with all. This is the second or
.iitd ~ti'er be has taught this school.
h, has au average OF about City scholars.
Rev Mr. M,liiire is holding series
of meeiip..~ AT the school-house; they
were comm. 4cvi Monday evening, the
Sd inst, and are to continue through the
week.
Mr.. Geo. Mesder caught fifty pickecel
through the ice few days ago.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11

chairs e.o'ing by request With the Sweet
u and BJ by the audience. Seven have
died while members of the Wave, fifty
nine memcers have been married since
toey Joined the lodge. seven couples have
married since they took the Wave pledge,
eldest couple belonging to the Wave.
Hartford" and vile. who were present
10 enjoy the least OF reason and dow OF
soul. HARTFORD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11
We Challenge Tn, World.

When We say we believe We have evidence to
prove that Shloh's Consumption Cure is decidedly
the best Lung Medicine made In as much as it
will cure common or Chronic Cough in one hall
the time and relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Whoop-
ing Cough, Group, and show more cases of Con
sumption cured than all others twill cure where
they fail, il is pleasant to take, harmless TO the
youngest child and we guarantee what We say
Price 10 cts. ~ c's ana |: O.. II your Lungs
sore, Chez. Or Back lame use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster Sold b. A. N. GERRY, So. Paris,
and all other Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11
J. U. P. BURNHAM. = So. Paris
Notice OF Foreclosure.

WHEREAS John b. Merrill OF Woodstock, in
w the county of Oxford, and state Of Nainr,
did on the ;hird dsv Of NAV, A u. 1873 By hi-
mortgage deed OF that date, recorded IN the Ok
ford Registry of Deeds Book l62, Page -, convey
in mortgage t. Lewis W. Cbilds aud Jefferson
Jackson, both ~ the Plantation OF Mill n. IN said
county. two certain pieces or parcels of land Que
situated in the town Of Bethe In said county OfOX
ford being part of lot No. ), and situated n the
westerly sidr of a long ridge of land known a. the
Whales back and said to contain twenty five acres
Also one other piece OF land situated in the town
of Woodstock m the ccunty Of Oxford, lying be-
tween the pond and road runnins from Brysnps
Pond Village 10 Alexander Day'-, m said Wood
stock IL being an undivided half OF part at lot
numbered sixty in the west part of Wood.t"-k.
said TO contain hve acres more or lees, hodh all
OF said John Is. McrrilPs interest at the date OF
said deed, m said lot OF land, except TWO undvd-
ed half acres which said John Il. Merrill reserved
in said deed It WAS agreed at the time. IN writing
between the mortgagor and mortgage, that In
cas- a breach OF the conditions OF said mortgage
there should be only one years redemption afler
commencement Of foreclosure by any lawful meth
cd and whereas me conditions of said mortgage
deed have been H. ken, a foreclosure thereof IL
hereby claimed, 40 the Statutes OF Maine have
made and provided.
LEWIS W. CHILD,
JEFFERSON JACKSON.
Ian
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11

NoRwAY.-Not evenings enough 10 the
week 10 accommodated those who take life
easy. The trouble isn't easily RENE died
The strike IN the Shoe Factory proved
= hLZle.
A. No. has Just 90, back from Grand
Lodge OF the h. OF P.'s. He reports ev-
e-y.hing as progressing iavorably tor The
TCer.
The schools Of lie village close next
weeS, after very success 'A,' ~. There
sre no better sci tools than in Norway.
business continues good Al the Shoe
Factory.
The troiters make The "dust 1y" shout
.,crY caJ a. ball past one. /. would as-
,o'I-h oue 70 see the "spar tails" thai
have q tight rein used on them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11
DO You Believe IL

passing our store every day whose lives are made
miserable by Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sour and
distressed stomach, Liver Complaint, Constipation
when tor IS cts. We will sell them Shiloh's vitaiz
er, guaranteed TO cure them. Sold by ANGER
RY. 30. Paris, and all other druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11
NOticciO Pensioners

have a copy Of the law granting arrears of pen.
scns, with the rules of the Commits sioner OF Pen.
sicns for obtaiuing the same, and am prepared 10
make out the papers. certify 10 them, and forward
Ia Washington. for tho small fee of so cents The
rules of the Pension Once require the Justice 70
certify TO the number Of the Pension Cert fcate
but does not require IL 10 be sent 10 Washington
or to 60 out Of your hands. j. NJ. DAVIS,
flt3w No. Paris. Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11

at seems as if should cough my head on (" Is
sometimes the impatient exclamation OF a sufferer
from a severe Cough. Quell the paroxysms with
Hdie's Honey Of H0rehound and Tar. The relic
is immediate and the cure certain. Sold by all
Druggists.
Pixies Tooihache Drops cure in minute. j2l-3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11

NOPTH PARIS The friends OF Rev. VI
C 4" dexter of the NJ f. church of West
Al : North z IRIS, propose holding pound
p.-.- at bis residence near West PARIS on
Vstassday evening. Fec. II. All are
cordially invited to attend. ID.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11
Notice.

A Ii pefsous aIe hereby notified against pur-
"a cha INK any note or obligation, signcl by
Bennett Morse OF Grafton, Me, between o.. l,t
and Nov. l-t, ls5s. a. said Morse was not sane or
IN condition 20 DO business properly.
BENNETT MORSE.
Upton Nc Feb. g. ls7y li}w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11

RuMFoRp. - iytop' sieis hing aud The
farmers AT Rumiord are improving ii by
h1u.i1g off their poiaioes ~ BTyani's
Pond. Potatoes arr Csc 10 75c bushel.
L. K, Hall. Ingalls, Bragg and others
OF South Andoyer Me-, are logging.
hauling spruce, from their wood lots to
Eds river. This lumaer. II is said, is tor
re new contemplated mill at Canton
Point.
P.cnty of snow now in the woods, two
ieet or more.
Widow l.. K. Hall of South Andoyer.
Is quite feeble. Ii appears that she re-
oeiSed when she fell down the cellar stairs
several months ago and broke her collar
boue, spinal injuries.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11
Weather RPDOrf,

Temperature last week at A. VI.
sunday,l2o cloudy; Monday ,lso cloudy Tues
day, lso clear; Wednesday, Ice clear; Thurs
day, 25o clear; Friday, l27 clear; Saturday
l6 clear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11
PRICE, IS CENTS.
4 WISE DEACON.

deacon Wilder, want yoa to tell me how you
kept yoursel. and fSmily so well the past season
when all the s5st Of us hay.been lex so much ,and
have had he Doctors running To us so long,
BRO. Taylor, the answer il very easy. fused
Hop B.tcrs ia timc and Kept my family well AMI
aved large doctor bills, Three dollars worth n
[ kept us All well and ahle to work al the time Aud
! vii, warrant IL has cost you anil most Of thu
neigbbors one to two hundred dollars apiece to
keep sick tie same time, guess you'll take my
medicine here AFTER See other column. B2s-ew
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11
Hill, Oxford Co., Maine.
Notice Of Foreclosure.

NvOTICE is hereby given, that Eleanor r
~ cen q of Divhed IN ne county OF oxford
AMI Sac 81 Gaine, on the seventeenth DAY Of
April a ID. isIs, by her mortgage deed NJ That
date, recorded n oxford Records, Book ~, Ptg0
az. q '.uycy To the under Igned, OF DiXht'1,
aforesaid % certain piece Of Real estate As descrb-
ed IN said mortgage, TO secure him the payment
OF a CO.. 90 note and Legal services, al-O set forth
in sad no tgage. and, whereas, the conditions or
said r.Jf axe have been broken, therefore. I
claim "-eclosure OF hagreeably 70 law.
l.. II. LUDDEN.
Jan. 3D. is,g. fs-3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11

The most popular aud fragrant Perfume OF the
day "HACKMETACk." try il. sold by A. NJ
GERRY, south Paris and all other druggists
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11

great discovery Of more value than gold-Ad'
dmsonS Botanic BdlSan for all diseases or the
throat and lungs. Il seldom fails to cure. Price
Is ca
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11

Persons + ON distance, are invited " send me
a POSTAL. telling me when they wish To be- wait
cd upon, "a have engagements some GAYS In al
vance.
ss-My rooms are open to all during the day and
eveuiDg-Surdays excepted. Please call and see ,
Yours truly,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11

Fact package contains Dr. Sanfort's Improves
Inl4li.r I!be with llll directions for Use IN = I
ca I....s Sl.oy. For sale by all Wholesale ST
Retail Druggists throughout the United sta''s.
WEEK h POTTER. Gem al Agents and N...,-
sale j.. 81. -f-. N's'o7, Mas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11
BOUNTY AND PENSIONS.

r AN still [ : Claim Agent, and collect ar.
reArs Of Pensions under late law for soldiers
or their heir, from datc. OF discharge. or death.
Widow dependent Mothers and Fathers are en-
IIllcd from date Of discharge or death.
My long service Of ditceu years IN the claim bus.
Iness enables me- 90 guarantee settlement OF all
claims entrusted 90 my care.
Suspended and rejected Pension Claims or any
claims alnst the Government successfully prose
guted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-02-11

OXFORD sat- n Court of Probate held al
Paris wi'hiu and for the county Of oxford
on the third Tuesday Of January. a. ID. 1879,
A LENANDER MILLS, named Executor In
N certain Instrument purporti1g % De the last
VIII and Testament OF Eliza Mills, late OF water
ford IN said county, deceased, having presented
the same Tor Probate;
Ordered, THAI The said Executor give notice
o all personsintercstedby causinga copy ofthis
order 20 b. publ. he'd three week. successvely IN
the oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they
may appear At Probate Court to be held AZ Paris
n SAID County on the third TUESDAY OF Mar. next,
I O'Clock in theforenoOn and show cause II any
they have why the said Instrument should not b.
proved. approved and allowed 10 the last VIII
and Testament 20 said deceased.
A. II. WALKER. Judge,
Atruecopy-Ettest: II. & DAVIS, Register