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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-25
OXFORD. ss:-A, Court of Probate held At

OXFORD, ss:-At Court OF Probate held ~
Paris, withla and for the County Of Oxford on
the third Tuesday OF Nov. a. ID. 1879.
TLCY TURNER, Adnini-lrairix IN the estrte
~ OF Jesse Turner, late OF Buckh-ld, ia said
county, deceased, having presented her account
OF administration Of the ertate OF said deceased
for allowance:
Ordered, That the said Admls'X give notice "a
order TO &C. published three weeks succe s,yely
In the oxford Democrat, q newspaper printed al
Paris, in said County, that they may appear "A, 4
Probate Court, to be held at Paris, on the third
Tuesday OF Dec. next, at nine O'Clock In the fore.
noon, and show cause If any they have why the
same should not be allowed.
II. WALKER, Judge.
A true eopy-attest: II. c. DAVE, ReglsI
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A true copy, .ttc.,i-H. c. Davis. Register.

OXFORD, n;-At Court OF Probate he'll at
Paris within and Tor the county of Oxford
on the third Tuesday OF Nov. \. ID. 1879.
DLlAs II. LUVEJOY and DEMISE. BISHOP
II executors on the estate Oi Be jamip Lovcloy
late OF Peru, IN tlid county, deceased, having
presented their account of administration OF the
estate OF said deceased for allowance:
Ordered, That the said Executors give notice
TO all persons Interested by causing q copy OF this
order to be published three weeks successiyey In
the Oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they
may appear Al Probate Court 10 b. held al Paris
Ia said county, on the third Tuesday OF Dec next,
At nine O'Clock in the forenoon, and -hew cause II
any they have why the same should not be- allowed.
A. II. WALKER, Judge
A true copy-attest: ii. e. DAVIS, kesistrr.
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OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.

ALBASY.-Monday, the 18th inst, Thos.
Barrows, ~ years old, went into the woods
In the morning to cut wood and not com
ing home TO dinner as usual, search was
made He was found dead, tree having
fallen upon him and broken in the entire
top ofhis head so that his brains protruded.
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Atrue copy-attc.t II. c. DAVIS Resi.ter.
State Of MINNIE.

To the Honorable Senate snd House OF Represent
atives IN Legislature, assembled:
'INHE unders gned, inhabitants Of the towns oil
i Woodstock and Paris, respectfully represent
that Caleb Fuller, now resident OF Woodstock
would Ice much better convened FOR schooling
town MEETINGS and business in the town OF Paris
they therefore pray that said Calico Fuller tOscth
a. wI'h his real estate. be set Oh iron the town o
Woodstock, and annexed 10 the town OF Paris
and as IN duty bound Will ever pray.
CALEB FULLER. 81 ais.
Nov. -, ishO 9j.3w
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BRYAST's PoND.-The Bryant's Pond Re
form Club voted TO celebrate their fourth
anniversary on Sunday. NOV. 80. Meetings
are 10 continue through the afternoon and
evening AL the clubs IN the County are
invited.
The members OF the Dramatic Club that
presented Griffith Gauut last winter talk
some OF presenting another soon. ;.
The Ladies Social Circle will celebrate
their anniversary the week following
Thanksgiving week with refreshments and
tle play called Mrs. Jsrley'> Wax Works.
A sooJ time = anticipated
COMMITTEE.
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Debtors Petition for Allowance
STATE or MAINE.

OXFORD SS.-toUKr OF INSOLVENCY.
IN the cs se OF EBENEZEk "A o. MARSHALL
I1-o.vyut Doctor.
To the uouoratle Jgise o. SAD Court tor sad
County o. oxford
F~PECTFCLLl represents. E'eneZer IT. C.
II Mlr-nAll. tre SAT- ln-o vent. t1a. his family
eons.st- % him-elf. t's wife and three children
be beng sicG y obliged % have an additions
nurse. al OF shum are dependent on han Tor sup
port. hat The a-set- belonging to hi- c,tt'e All
prooab.y amOIu- % the STUN az uCttn hulHre.
dollar Wherefore, he frtS~ tuat rucn suH nay
bs al.oWe, G. h.Ja 1ut OF bis -.l estate, Ter tl'
necr..4ry sugr 70 q tim-tit aud Us family, As 9,
your Honor sail Hppear jVst ami proper.
EBENEZkK a. 10 MAA>HALI..
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Nov. "a, les

OXFORD, SAT Court Of Probate held Al
Paris, within aad for the county of oxford on
The third Tuesday of NV 4. ID ls9g,
4 LBERr NJ. AUSTIN and Sd AkON ROBIN.
n son, JR., named Executors to n certain in
strument purpOrtng 10 be the last Will and IestA-
meni Of Lewis sampson, late OF Hartford ia said
county, deceased, having presented the same for
Probate:
Ordered, That the said Executors give notice
TO all persons Interested by cau-ing a copy OF THIS
order to be published three weeks excessively In
the oxford Democrat printed Al Pans, that they
may appear at \ Probate Court 20 BE- held al Pane
IN said County on the third Tuesday Of Dec. neI,,
al nine O'Clock in the forenoon and snew cause II
any they have why the ssid Instrument should not
be proved, approved and allowed a. the last VIII
and Testament Of aid deceased.
A. II. WALKER, Judge.
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World OF Good.

Oac 5l tse uo-t Goi -,sr medicines uow before
the American puDle. .- Hoy E.-ier-. Npu be, D.
every 6rrc. People tsse ..V.tl S1'd eject. D
b-lts ia-n 1r. 20 Is uo. a. .ca.a-; 60 iae taste o.
sonv u.,,r b..t.rs .- is BE- uo. "a vh..ksy druA.
l. lao.e Ike tbe ODD .-,t.gn,d uone.-t, 2, t-a-ls
done v.r.Io 90 I.sel Gol', Tee. l-.; q sh.
Az Hon B.tf-r- NsHd1 Nclcs.
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brass pieces.
Mercury down to ten degrees above zer'
Friday at S u. M. Nj.

LOWELL, Nov. ls.-Snow fell here to-
day some 10 inches or more.
Several improvements have been made
In the village Of late. The best one heard
ofyet is, that several young men have
Joined the |. o. Of G. T. st the Centre.
b. Walker has purchased the Frank Nc
Keen place which he has disposed OF TO (.
S. Hutchius.
Frank McKccn has bought the old JOS
eph Hazeltine place, and is doing consider
able repairing aud painting, and will have
fine looking place when done.
Everyone is going to the Thanksgiving
Ball and Turkey Supper at Pingree's.
People from surrounding towns are invit-
ell to share good time with us. NJ.
PARIs-Our sled factory has already re-
ceiyed more orders FOR goods than can be
filed, during the holiday season, by run
ming day and night
Last week, in fulhllment OF a bequest
made by Miss Martha G. Cole, an elegant
monument was erected over the remains of
her father, Judge Joseph Green Cole, of
this place. In the lot with Judge Cole are
buried his wife and five children, while IN
the lot adjoining his son, Joseph G., jr.,
lies with his wife and infant son. Miss
Martha, the last TO be placed with the
silent majority" willed large portion of
her property for the purpose OF procuring
monument worthy Of the memory of her
father, and for appropriate adOrnment of
the cemetery lot Accordingly a contract
was made with the Hallowell Granite Com
pany for the monumental work. The
monument is seventeen feet high and con-
sists OF Hallowell white granite ham
mered base four feet square, 3 Ninalhayen
dark granite die, Hallowell white granite
ornsmented cap and plain polished Vinal-
haven shaft. The face of the die contains
inscriptions concerning Judge Cole and his
wife, and on one side are the names and
ages OF their deceased children. In tbs
lot are white granite markers, over each
grave, containing the family name Of the
deceased In raised letters with polished
faces The work was done under the SUI
peryision OF b. II. Clay of Hallowell, and
is a credit TO the designer and TO the com
pany.
The Veterans Sociable was postponed,
last week, owing to the storm, and will bs
held next Tuesday evening No postpone
ment this time.
There will be 3 Thanksgiving sermon In
the Baptist church. Thursday, at II
O'Clock q. m.
The last stroke OF work was put on J.
c. Marbles new house. Saturday afternoon.
II is an elegant building, and we shall here
AFTER give minute description OF II.
J. II. Rawson Son have large stock
OF choice brands OF hour, purchased before
the las, rise in prices. which they will sell
at a bargain. They also have lot Of veg
etabIcS, dry groceries, oranges, lemons,
Sc for Thanksgiving festivities.
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saw 20 much said bou; TIE merits OF Hop
Bi.,ers, and NV wife wbp WAS always d,ctorus
And rsvcr well trS.ed ne - urgently 90 get Der
some couciudcd 90 be rumyuEErd sEAi1, and
a.. glai did f1r 10 less han two months u,c OF
tle B.,iers ry ulic va. cured and she has remain
o. % lJ- csEa.ccu months since. Il,esClhlln
sassius-H r.. So. Paul.
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IAPORTANT

When you Fsi, or leave New York City save
Baggage E1pressSge aad Carnage Hire, AMI sioI
A. Grand Union Hstel. nearly opposite Grand
Central Depot, 80 elegant rooms reduced 70 .
and upwards per day. European plan. EiovAto.
Rs,t4ursnt suppl,sa Wth The e~st. Horse Care.
Stage. and Elevated Rail Road = al DepoJs-
Give he Grand Union trial myss-ly
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RUMFoRD CENTRE, Nov. 2l.-The fol-
lowing officers OF Blazing Star Lodge, No.
80 of F. and A. Masons, were installed at
their Hall by RI. Worshipful Z. II. Pow
ers
Waldo Pettengill NJ. VIM. F. Putnam,
:. W. Cyrus b. Sellew, j. W; John II.
Howe, Treas. Freeman +. Small, Sec.
Male +. Hoyt, ). D.. Geo. H. Perry, J. ID.
Rev. Geo. b. Hannatord, C.. Cyrus =. Ea-
ton, $ s. ChaS. f. Chase, j. s.; Oscar
Z. Wyman, Tyler; y. 5. Farnum, Mar
shall.
After the ceremonies Of installation, the
Masons with their wives, their sisters,
their cousins, aud their aunts, enjoyed q
bountiful supper, prepared by the ladies.
Thln followed marches and a general, so
cial, good time. All seemed pleased and
satisfied when We broke up and sought
our homes. I. <. 5.
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WEST SUMNER. Nov. 2I.-The house ell
and outbuildings of Winfield S. Bucknam
of this town, were burned this morning
about five o'clock. Mr.. Buchanan built the
fire Is usual, went out TO the barn and had
been there but a short time when his wife
who was awakened by the smoke anc
light OF the flames, arose and called 10 him
10 return 10 the house. Owing 10 the ex-
cecdinI high wind prevailing nothing o..
consequence was sawed. The direction OF
the wind prevented the .o-s If the barn
which was ,i,UsJej bUt twelve 'et nom
-ba cH Estimated loss 500, insured .oI
~l50. G.
SWEDEN Nov. 25-Thcre have been
several cases OF Scarlet Fever in Swesien
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OXFORD, ss:-Ats Court of Probate held at Paris
within and for the County OF oxford, on the
third Tuesday Of Nov. A. ID. 1879,
vNhOMAS IL. BROWN, named executor in
i acertain instrument purpnrting to be the
last vii and Testament of Abigail B"wker, late
Of Paris, In said county, deceased, having pre-.
senfrd The rsme for Probate:
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice
T. al persons interested by causing copy of th-
OYder 90 DC published tnrcr week -ucCcssiy.iy H.
The oxford Democrat printed e Paris that The.
may appear .; Probate Court to b. he'd at Pari-
IN said County on the third Tuesday q beg, reAt.
a. nine O'Clock IN ,hc forenoon and ,hew calse i,
any they have Vhy the said ln-trumc,i IN uli MOI
br proved. approved sod allowed as the las; viii
AMI Testament OF said deceased
a II WALKER, Judge
true copy, attest I'll & DAVI, Keeisfar
os9awssk, Taa eay y ss1t oasD maee, Cesly Q.t-
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FRYEBURG-The fall term OF Fryeburg
Academy closed Nov. Is. The term has
been very satisfactory 70 all. Prof Kicker
Is destined TO make this institution second
10 none in the State as An Academy. The
winter term begins Dec. 3, and will con-
tinue ten weeks
Court convenes here Dec. ?. Judge Viz
gin IS to hold the term.
The Oxford House proprietors have had
q windmill put on their stable, for pump
ing water for house and stable use. 1t
works very satisfactorily.
H. B. Walker has sold out his business
aud property TO Chas Chadburn.
NEAR FALLs.-Winter is now staring Us
fully in the face Last Tuesday aud Thurs
day it showed all of both days, and now
Friday morning) we have fun inches of
snow. Yet the ground is not frozen in the
least. The snow makes fun for fox hunt
ers. Slcichiug is much better than
wheeling.
Sutton Edgecomb and Vim. G. Davis
have entered into company, and have filed
up Edgecomb's store at this place, which
has been enlarged and remodeled with
much taste. They are now ready to fur
ui>h goods to the inquiring public. of best
quality ami is low rs can be found else
where.
OrriS I. Mason has purchased the Isaac
Mason stand and moved in. john Stanley
81 has moved on 70 the Levi Lord farm 1T
south H,r-.H Hi~ -.u i- .a.sj" n ro
.rr .a Isr..-
Ir " g. Society r. -l.H -a..r -o-
.. .rc'. -ae winter Ta.ir FIRST ore
o.> 20 be- Thursday evening g., t.t p4r-ou-
So with t5c. minister, Rev. NJ BUla.1-.
The young men oi TINS place have formed
themselves into a musical band with Is
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- eather Report.

Temperature ,astEeck az An.
sunday, = > clear; Monday. D . clear. Tues
dAy, 20 soo~. Wednesday, Is , clear; Taurs
e,y, az .rov. Friday, - e.oady; Ssturda,
Sc clear
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STATE or MAINE


OXFORD. ss;-COUgT OF ISsOtVANCf.
On tn, n:neteenfh day Of NOvemher.A ls-9- II
l. here1v rderei thAt M said z-stgD-s publ 80 tle
above nlflce once q seek f'r3 successive - cks.
b. hs OxTort Democrat, a newspaper published
u Parl. in ssid county OF oxford
Wines ms h.hi ant tn- sea- OF said Cour.. fh 3,
nineteenth dav OF November, u ls19.
A III. WALkER Judge
q the C0art % Insolvency for sNid County % o.
f,-f u25zU
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March, -.

o. N.,rtl Psri-. ~. % SO tu,. ry-i.itrce u. th,
brt.i,'- f-tl,r Iy Rev. ~sta Benson NJ =. &
Fe.t- ana N 80 Ia L. H-u-.u, beth % Pss.-.
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WOOIcns for Men and Boys
wear, Shirting FlanneI>, and "a
splendid line OF Housekeeping
Goods, selling Cheap for Cash, a,
U.M.PHINNEN'S New Dry Goods
Store, Norway Village.
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So. PARIs.-Thcrc will be union Thanks.
giving services at the Congregations
Church. South Paris, on Wednesday even
Ing next The plan Of holding services on
thanksgiving eve, Il proving very accept
able in this place. The services will be 81.
follows Organ Voluntary; Anthem, by
Choir; Responsive Reading, Responsive,
Singing Scripture Lesson; Prayer; Sing,
ing; sermon, by Rev. Mr. Crane, subject
"Che,rrllues> 3" Prayer Singins-Dox
ology Beuedictiou.
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RoxBURY, Nov. l9.-Amasa RichardN
has sold the farm in Mexico to which he
went on leaving his old place in this town,
and bought the Mel. Small" farm. Ii,
will be welcomed by his old friends aud
neishbors.
Hanson i Marshall talk OF charging
their shoe shop and extending their busi-
ness.
Mrs. c. H. Philbrick is still quite i'll.
A young child Of J. NJ Taylor's was ac-
cidentally burned some time since; hear
it Is doing well.
There is considerable excitement about
lines this fall, much running hither anG
thither-most OF it being to very Little pur-
pose According 10 the plan OF the orig
inal survey OF the town, there are in each
Range in the east part 10 lots OF equal
width, while the fourteenth and last IL 3-2
as wide; this gives l04 rods TO each OF the
- and so 20 the fourteenth. In length
the lots are about l66 2-3 rods There was
re-survey which was made haphazard ;
land was sold by il hence comes confusion
twice confused. The more sensible are
coming to the conclusion that there need
be little trouble in settling all differences
on the basis have Sketched above.
On Thursday last NJ. A. Hanson hitched
his horse to a tree, intending 10 be absent
but few minutes. He was detained, and
the horse getting uneasy, threw itself
down over log, doubling its head under
meath its body. Some passers-by released
it before any damage WAS done but to break
the croSs-bar OF the wagon.
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DIED.

in AIbSHy, i,;l iu,. wilder L. H.mgaI. 40,
~ yesr-.
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New Advertisements.
CAUTION.

UvHEREAS.my vile. FLORA NJ GLOVER, il =
w uork AgAinAt ny interest. 1 do hereby for
bid any person hAr0cring or trusting her on 10
account alter this dale
GEORGE q. GLOVER
Hartford. Nov r.. is-g. 25Sw'
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Natls. Of APPoIass..at OF A..lgns.

A. Paris. In the County sf oxford AMI state OF
Maze, he lsJn dzy OF November, a. .. lsss.
rINHE uudersigned hereby gives notice 81 his 40
Il pOintmsni - ASH nee Ofthe estate Of Eoene1''
"A. l. MarshAl OF Part. "a the county OF Oxf ord
insolvsnt debtor, who has been declared Al insOl
vent upon his petition, oy the C5Urt Ot losolyeacy
Tor sad County Of oxford.
SEO A. WILSON, Assignee.
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OxFORp, ss.-At a CoaIt Of PrObate held .

OXFORD, ss:-At Court OF Probate held a.
Paris within and for the County Of oxford
on she third Tucsday Of Nov A. ID. 1872
WILLIAM wOOD>UM OF Peru. executor on
w the estate Of William Il, Walton, Late -
Peru In said county, deceased, having presented
his account Of administration Of tho estate OF SAID
deceased for Allowance:
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy of tine
order be pu bshedthree weeks saccessiyely ibths
oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
appear at A Probate Court TO be held AZ Pari-
In .aid county on the third Tuesday OF Dec next
.t9 O'Clock In the forenoon aud shew cause II any
they have why the same should not be allowed
A. II. WALKER, Judge.
Atrue copy-Attest; II. G. DAVIS. Register.
OXFORD. ss:-At a Court OF Probate held
Paris within aad for the COunty Of oxford
on tho third Tue,d day of Nov. a. ID ls7g,
ON the petition OF GEOROlE L. STEVENS
" widow OF James 5. Stevens, late OF Fryeourg
ia said county, deceased, praying tor an allow
ance out OF the personal estate OF her late nus
band:
all persons interested by causing l. copy OF THIS
order TO be published three weeks suecessivelyiu
the oxford Democrat printed At Paris, that they
may appear at Probate Courtto be held at Paris
IN said County on the third Tuesday OF Dec next,
Al O'Clock u the forenoon and shew cause II any
Ihey have why the same should not be GRANTED.
A. II. WALKER, Judge
Atruo9opy-Rttest: II. c. DAVIS, Register
OXFORD, sss-At Court of Probate, held al
Paris. within and for the County OF Oxford
on the third Tuesday of Nov. a. 1872.
VOHN WALKER, guardian of susie r. and Al
u ice ". Wood. minor children aud heirs Of 10.
.Ah Wool. late OF Lowell. IN said county. having
presented his account OF guardianship OF sAiu
wards for allowance:
Ordered, That the said Guardian give notice
TO all person. interested by causing copy OF this
order TO be published three weeks successlyely IN
che oxford Democrat printed At Paris that the
may appear at 4 Probate Court to be held at Pari-
In sand County, on the third Tuesday OF Dec next
It O'Clock In The forenoon and 'hew cause II an
they have why the same should not BE- allowed
A. II. WALKER, Judge.
A true copy-attest: II &. DAVIS, Register
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DR.. c. BENsoN's CELERY and CHAAoNILE
PiLLs are prepared expressly 70 cure sick Head
ache Nervous Headache pysPeptie Headache ,NeU-
rzlSiA and Nervousness, and will cure any cSse
Price 80 cents, postage Tree. Parsons, BAnEs 4
Co., Portland. General Agents. o2l.wly
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OXFORD. s.:-At = coar. OF Proa,t. heIa At

OXFORD. s:-At = Court OF Probate held n
Paris, within and for the County of oxford, on
the third Tuc.dAy OF Nov. A ID. 1872
ON the petition OF JAMES A. BRlCkETT.
" Administrator OF the eaiatH ~ James ;. Ste
vens late OF fryeburg in said COUNT decreased,
PRAYING for license 10 sell AMI convey - much nf
the real estate OF said decreased a. will produce
the rum OF one thou sand dollars for the payment
OF debts and incidental chargrs;
Ordered, Thatthe said Petitioner give notice e.
all persons Interested by causing an ah-,rsc' Of hs
petition With this order thereon to h. published
three weeks successivcly In the oxford Democrat
printed AZ Paris that they may appear AZ aPr"haie
Court 20 be held At Paris IN said COUNTY on the
third Tuesday Of Dee. next. Al O'Clock in the
forenoon and -hew causeif any they have Why the
same should not be granted.
4. II. WALKER. Judge.
Atrue copy-attcst; H. G. DAVIS. Register.
OXFORD. ss:-AtA Cour; Of Probate hid y,
PARE. within and tor the COUNTY NJ OIfori
on the third Tuesday OF Nov A. ID. 1879
nN the petition of BENJAMIN = CAREY
" Guardian OF Mabel and Leon q clos ~.
minor heirs OF Charles Glover, late Of Hsrfori
In said county. deceased, PRAYING fot license ."
sell sud convey about hrer AMI one halt acres OF
aud situate In the town 81 Sumuvr. q IN Hivtu-
ageous offer OF eighty dye dollars, to Thankful L.
Roberts
Ordered. Thatthc said Petitioner give notice
10 all person. int, rested by causing an abstract Of
his petition with this or.ier thereon To- b. pub
l.hed three weeks SUCCESSFULLY IN the oxford
Democrat printed at Paris, that they may sppeir
- Probate Court 10 be held ~ Paris In said
County on the third Tuesday Of Dec. next, ~ nine
O'Clock In the forenoon aud shew cause II any they
have why the same should not be granted
4 II WALKER, Judge
a true eopy'attest;-H. c. DAVIS, Register.
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New Lungs cannot he made ~ medicines or the
sk Of pay sieiAas but The old ones De strength
ened and preserved by The use o, AaG5asoas 30.
task Balsaz, a sure cure Tor Coughs, Colds. A.
thnI. and all diseases Of The Lungs. Price Is and
IS cent?.
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Parsons, Bangs & Co.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
IL { I'D Middle S.rses, PORTLAND. MAINE.
GENERAL AGE NTS.

LYDIA l. PiNKHANs VEGETABLE COMPOUND
10 a remarkable remedy for al those painful coz
plants and veAknsssSs % common to our best ie-
male population. send 20 Mrs. Lydia h. P1nkham.
IS Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for pamphlets
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HumbuxEsd Again.

Chew JIss-oa'. Bee, sweet Navy Tobacco
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ck. CON aag a. uoar Sample -citn s. 70 e.
"" D uA5orsss StnsSn s Co, 4VTtaac, Name.
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Freedom Notice.

CO. week In YOUR own town Terms and IS ou'ft tree.
GOO Address IA HALLErr y co ,P'rtianf, Ne
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DOR n Perfect Operating wood
l. Cook Stove, buy only the "a
TON COOK. ID VIII please you
in quality and price. All OF The Ia
test patterns and best assortment
at MAsON's Norway, We.