davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-10-23
INDIANA,

'h nurss Wf TN. ne,sl.SnNtlu r. sos"''ss+
.pse' p'ra'e" :" '"s .asas' ' t,s,. .,,t
SnsAss, in"' 49,; .,stst
n, at's '',"'.'l,'s' s'.a''s" "mo..' ""up'
mh'e'' c'!"tsa 1's ''1''., ~ e'e.'s "p" s''st
Leu'osla!s .nronNl,''ut 't ;,.aH !" -, InI'sus
nt,e.'a'ciy 10 ocnr alei'o,'n'a a'a easss
~ '.'ssaa so,ns' prr1t's, a'n. nt!l'e's ",,"'
n'elr Kaowc.ge; Arrn rtior !. u nol wa'le".
iisaSs, put st'eelne nl aet'm't a cl'arses. VIII
he i;"Mes VI WITNESSES. thsse sstos's wv
10 hne't'ae iae's eohneele" WIN sloIn@
% tso's ot ,:.., m.e INV W H.. the ,n;l nfesls ~
neil''''1 elseelo,', n'Il 't'so tases -.
Mu''-lthH1e!lts .. tne e.,'se; II! ~ ',teis's"
ms s'sot'l,ns' Ju'leo oco1'@ ~ lAo n"pto.Ao @
Cau.t' s".u. ~ NY @HsaGs, ass,, III. o'a'u an,,
eentl". No'1lh'l!ee n.s ,.',l, u,.g'' ~ "sa .
,ot ''notmnlunt "ocH',!H 'Mtaesoas !" !na
a", ni'" oe'a'"l 1e'o"alu nus ,,,t!Sstt ~. 3,t
ao ,n"s ess ~ sno en"'ssS, s,,,s, ~" ., "ons
m".t eA.lA'ltc a'''te'th's' "'less e'rs nlu
o"sSea W. W F"ssea"sns't. p'tst' s"N"
nv co!'seht - 1Is pttM'gst'on u, Meaaaso
ns"last "l's 'hi; ns"stHlH "'s lel','Ae'on, "n'
, 1880-10-23


Special p&spateh to T'sa CAteaeo 1fihane.
1iAlTFonn, Conn, Oct. g.. Conversation
with lcadlng Republicans t0.tlay Indicated
ge!,esa! confidence ls& lAe ability OF tie re-
rublicuna tn carry tho Statc FOR Garfield by n
fair majority. Comparatively little I'M
1osla|ca appears to lc NttWcl.ch to Den.ts-
cratic claii,s tlut tho GreenDneIz vntu, having
largely returned to the Democratic ranks,
will glya them nIltcIi stronger ynto
tllnn tt.eir opponents tlreaul OF. CAREFUL lie
pllbltcnns attach su,ne Importance to tllis sls-
sert1ol,, and nre content with predicting u
majority ut 1000, Instead Ut from 5000 to
5,000, ~ clninled by their moro enthusiastic
brethren. l ant inclined to sItlo with tic
cautious fAct10l. for experience lius shown
TINT predicting Connecticut maiUr1tios is
uncertain work. Much interest litac,lrs 10
Tho carrying 0f the Legislature, III which tho
Republicans had Inst w[utcr mnIurity of
about Ninety Oil JOlnt balot ont of total
yote OF al0, Tho Republicans arc especially
tlosirons Ut l'ol.,ng THIS lnajor'ty, ts the pnd
that n Nepnblica1 llIny bo elected 10 the
United States 6cNnte III place 0t Senator
Eatnli, now tl'u only New England Senator
who Is q Democrat, Those who know
TIL: WHY TACTICS OF stlt IlAltSusf,
of tho DanM,cratIc National Committee. ap-
)1ucn.l tlu.t the Republicans will carry the
Ssatu for Garfield. liz will abaaalon tho gcl,-
arul result. md concentrate his efforts upon
securing a Democratic majority In tho IogIs-
latlrc. 1lu has been IN tho Sennto once, alsd
such Il plum reBotlel frOln Il general RApul>-
ltcan sictnry wOnfd Elye hIm tic right to a',-
other election. Hut Mr.. Dnrhuln will have
troub'o In carrying out this program, for tho
Republicans In tAn town elections, In the
carly part of this iI3ulj1, ,currlctl ninety
, 1880-10-23
WASHINGTON NOTES.
SOUTH C.tItOIfSt.

Special Dispatca to 3ae Chicago T'ribune.
WAsll,SaroS, d. T., Oct. ..!9.-rl,e Hon.
G. u. Tlllnlan, Democratic candidate fur
Congress III the Fifth District Ut South Caro-
linn, undo Il Kpcecll tn Ills constituents iii
Col1etnl Co,nty Inst Alurt!ny, In thu course
Of which llc tnok strong ground against t!at
part ut tllu Nntl1,al Democratic n!ntform
which declares for Il tariff for revenue only.
A VIRGINIA DEMOCRAT
WIN WIS in Washington tn.tiay sail that tho
rclurt tllat tic National Democratic Commit
Ito will recognize tho Irregular" Electoral
ticket Is drawing thousands Of voters lroln
tho ranksof tho lISailjustcrs, a.ltt tl,at tic
Regulars will sitrvly carry tl.o State
for Hancock. lIu docs not think
Gin. Alnt1une will Etya M thp
struggle, md fur this roason fears that tho
Republicans will gain IL Congressman III tho
Nnrfolk District, wltlcls is INV represented
by John Gnottr, w],o wns !. humber Ut tic
Rebel Congress,
, 1880-10-23
"TANITr. " CARDS,n
WHAT TINY ARE DOING;

EpEflal pAFa'eh 70 T&F CH9eaoo Tribune.
New Yo'lK, Del, a9.-'Tto !" TalIK Gard II
campaign goes Qn with growing. .atrength,
'a,,A tho lnyarlabla results, The worklngmeis
cratic piatfarm to-, SEQ where tlsalr; l!'tsrest
lies. These carls show tho difference
between the wages Of workMon hers a,ll
III Europe, alul THU results certain to ensuo
through c|Iang5 of administration, The
work Ut distributing them alnouR operatives
III lnaAuiaetArtcs al this State, Now Jvrsey,
Pennsylvania, CONNECTICUT, and elsewhere,
Is being pushed wit much earnestness, and
tha responses demonstrate very conc!usively
that no chau9e IL wantE44 III A'sa uelanlater
, 1880-10-23

Tpstft! pispateh ~ TIC tAteago Tribune :.
NEw YutE, Ort. l2a.-.fl,e 1Imcs to-lnor-
row, reviewing ctttturially the Del,DGratio
attempts to get rft Ut their tremendous blun-
Aers by crying "Fra.d!" atMl NOW engaging
In trying thu eireet of fralll us II species Of
ealnpalgn ammunition, will say: -;
After poricntous winks an1 mysterious suugcs-
ttoas rr9M tle ,Den,Hratlo hea,t'].larteit, tho
farcstlatlowctl: otiu nr twt, stnAu thnntlcrb,tts
% wsr. lannet's,!, y ci!iansy forgery of Gym Cur
H ,x ta M,s ar !et,er eSi whis,
sosr.!s.ns Cbincso in,'airratlo''. Nol,ody in
abatit II IhnsU Ut Immigration which .l.'cs llot
Hreutly nlrect ~, but 1t wns Thought tint this
Tni,s tfo "cet Of ilc l,ss,,tmrst!S frct,. it,tio
plank fl tho l;ast would bo olraet. u.!nnpiHiy
f"r tug T.. insennrs Of thls ch'slls!, 7st:ce,
Thls linphanous fnracry. moreover, bears III.
terral tvacslcc Of thu iEilnrace ol Us invcntor.
III 5 ty %w spSsa ~ s ts S!' a"fs an 's sc
thia Democratic forgcr 1nkea Tho mtstAIo Ut
"cour.ASys"
to to credit Of ono 9f tho l,ust cncatcd men In
tho United Suites. When tho ctlI.splrnsutA ,!cxt
undertake. II job If thEa surt lot tiiIln Hcul FIR
1,,u Of shefr Kind IRON. tho SUITE rriaon III Slug
sliIg. This u tn0 AU4uHl llilHlGr for any usl,.
ful purpose.
Tie l1uscs tokcs lip tho next desperate
trick nf Lbs narnnu Committee. In tllo fnbri-
cas!an Of thu story tAat Mr. Massllail Jewell
tus lceu
CUr.OS1ztSu FLORIDA
With Republican voters, md sAys:
:, We nro nGc.stnlnei 70 ls,k far th!s sort Of
1iHgteiw H is mi ''s ats ia ts '% to ,s oprt"ry %n
nr K,tt,a;,s with Missouri bns,lur rnlnns until
tl,e auy when ;rl''tcn md Tweed nsxel hoy
uutYFle 1T Nvw l'uyk LIty. tlose tMctits
, 1880-10-23

III
word Congress" anil this one fact alone,
inside from tho opinion Of banking experts NJ
10 tic cEErogruphy Of tho letter, Is con-
clffsiyc eyi,ln,Icc Of tile furgcry. 1t would
tsnt be possible fur the Congressional post
,nask.tU h. placed TIL II stump without show
fily Its ,ils,st essential feature.
CONVERSATION Wlrtf MIR. 0t,f,tf,Asf.
Srtctht Dispatch Ia The Chttaan Tribune.
CLEvEtASi,, o., Oct. aa:!..-rlic Iiull. George
e. t;nrl,am, Of California, cx-Sccrctary ofthe
Tinted Suites Senate, lnsscd through this
city tonight on his way from New York 10
Chicago, where lio goes oil business. III
conversation with TuE TtnrrsE correspond
ent, tho allcgc'l Aforey luttcr was referred to.
aitl, IN answer 10 II question, Mr.. Gurllam
sA1st: "l think It. Is IA bull a.ttinpt On tho
part of tho Democratic inanagcrs IL swfn'lc.
mil 1t will rcuct tlpo, tl,um BY disgusting
evcrS respectable Deu,trrat Ii, tho Uuf,cd
States 1t is not tho first tlmo
tint they hnvo startclt sclc,no
of this kind. III California
they published fur and wiao nh alleged
spcccl. t,y ten. Garfield In Congress nj tho
Chincse labor question:, putting wortls III tho
Generals mouth that liz mryrr uttered or
thought Ut ultcring. alll which Tho records
Of Congress totally tlisptuyc. Tic result
wns that tho cn,,artl acted rs boomerang oil
tho Democrats. The present forgery 1s 50
utterly ut variance with Ge,,. Gartrltl's ex-
pressed opinions on thu subject tiat to tliesc
who kl,Uw lin thcre Is ,lo seulblance of
trull, In the matter.
IT u stiErWnr.Y DONE,
aid made to tuUk ,ltnrt, pIuuslbfU by betng
mild aral guarded III Its language, hut 1t will
, 1880-10-23
ILLINOIS.


Spfetai Dssna'eA 10 The Chtedeo Tribune
pEnlJtEYsrDMN, ILL.,, Oct. .@a!-TIie l,cput
lfCals Of aYiE1tcsidc County assembled Gu
lnnsse ut t1lis p]aco to-day, making oe Of the
greRtcst demonstrations Of the campaign.
Ono Of thu larEest PROFESSIONS consisting nj
hrass urtl martial music, Hndstess OF Liberty.
States represented by 1adies, Territores ly
young latlies oil II piatfur'n, cavalry aNA H.
fan.ry, followed by tho citlzcns Vi thu sur
rounding towns, lnnte 1t one Uf the most I'M
posing exhibits eyer ,nnle lii tho county.
The principal speaker, 4. n. Jones, uut|sa
rctt-l,ot, enthusiastic speech. which was
wildly applaudcd The Hun. G. Z. Warren
also >nat!u telling speech, followed fs
AlHI. Connolly, Ut Springfield Tho hail.
ct',tasnlng upwards Of 1,030 people, WI:
filled to nyerl!owing. wl'E!e tn,lsands WITT
laratll'1E The streets with torclles Music, etc
Wh1tcsl;le y good Tor s,ooo majority for Cur
'''' '';@ 90 'i 1inAcrv11,1r.
+. Di,Acty1LLE, III, Oct. 2l.--A Iargu mud CT
tl,''sinstic i!epi!lic;n 'nsetlhs wa$ !iel,l lste
it'nlTnt. i;' Y, sti, Go t " c M of !ost' "a; W;
1!nnblu. To nttend. mi, meeting was ID.
dressed by Frank L. Mum (so,l VI Ca!.
Mulln}, ~ attorney Of lirn!dWootl. nnl 1he
lllldor eommanl1 of, Dr. Morn, n,arclled I" Tho
depot al,! through thu Village, lrd by .he,
tiartlncr Brass band. Tho De,nocrats 9t
thss p!acA ~ sooi, as they foul.sl the KcpHb
tnws. ant surru3s.Asng cnuNtyy. tlpt tt,ey
y %" 5elsf ya a' j. sf.P 81 aa i III Marrs Fl i. N!
do. tllq spending. After tho Republicans
n a,esl ter @ sstE speec ~ Se '}SeerS sfeers WIZ %tr
litt fuW, and composed entirely Ut buys
, 1880-10-23

intcrprot. nnH. fnkcn will the crafc cfnH of
facts which N[r, Jewell lIus to-day furnished
tho press, show very ,laluly lint no alloii]pt
ut rrantl wos eycn contemplated ny tho Ito
publican Natiunuj Committee. ','Ehu rresi-
dent ot tlr Western 1;nlnn Telegraph Cnn|-
tmny, Nnryln t}rcr,,, To-day Sun: II ye,}
caustic litter To Mr. l}arnl,n,,: requesting
ti,at Inn i,Irrrn,>s In, Mt nnrn n.t,rmf IL TIM
t,,,,,,,,,,. ft,r,,,,ith ,uto,f,,r.,: i o,,ust
Go'noa'y 1oFinWtf'' hlnt ta'.slhs: Nenhst
l,est ;t' axna''st to publishing ~ yor v"-
wi,ethcr tcicrrn,ns or s,lunostd tclegra1us,
which mny im A. part df tto illcs of
thfs Company. md ii, this be!nlf wc further
rrn,,es{ Tint tho pr,,,nspl :litl,osrnp,,y u,uI
',. It'll M ~ ',.s r .',,,t' ,i,~i
r,r}l,w,lh uhn,u1,,,ni mn, MAI lin conIrs. If
my, whether liti.osrap@e,t .' or otherwise. nl<
rcat!y taken thereof de elthcr destroyed. Or
surrendered to this CnnsiH'iy." r,
THE Ant'''i:'s.
NAT1nyAr. KErrl,1.cAy flEADot.t t1rfE,,s
M AZ" t'H'"' w. - c''ci'las Mr' lAstltl'il'
t!!'fil'n'l u INC Na.so''a1 l'eliloeshti9l CON-
mt!te' lssnen ~, att!fess 10 tho lnn|te, III
WHICH ny publishes tWo telc9fatl}s sehI NY
sel! ~ F!bshta' Il. /" -.
Tlle following are the exnct facts:: On'tlio
coiFett 'as Lie Nepubllehll NAft'i1hl llef4altar-
tcrs tlmt :Ao ur :'cv lncn wcrc gaiiu! .tut, fron
this city III o,ie IT Maltory's steamers bound
for t!"risla, u1I .lic strength oi Which Infer.
ln;.tl0li the toll0"lng tuleErn'n WIS sent to
i. W. Wicker. Collector ut Key West, Flh.,
warning hlm tint tho men III question werd
believed 10 lM Democratic rcpraters:
My Yo1x. Oct. ~" +. u. llickrr. C''ltetor,
n Y IL, M s'r a. ;ort ] ~, 1sests . II st nGx mx
10 ils US though they wcrc sl,t To key Wrst t.,
vote MshsiLiLi' JE'TEtI
Oh tic t1til Hay pf October leltur WAS
ra,,ts,,, ,t +t,,, j,o,d,,,urluru ,f ,.lic *,,t.
t"te't" II. @''eSc ''e"'io''''oiS+ " ""'e4 s''e
following Is Il chry:
crsTt'M- iiocsE. SKW Y1Hk. cot.IEcTon's Or
r;n SfE,i fmnii,tr 1 i,svt. III
received lilo cltcosel tnts,u0 fr,,ul Il perfectly
rsllhie pers't,: YIN rtinrtnbrr my telling YOU
tnuts Wm,rs II hi IT,. "o'' II i';,rr ~ .'
T!n f,llowinv IL TIN, ,ncmt,ru,,I,n, In,
c,nsrtl.
CITY ur Dnl1us. 10: sta.o nf Tc,ns. 1{lo: Cpio.
r,,Iu. 1Uo. Nun M duck Instructed To say nutt,-
mGy Y ot h, '.it H. pcnaea IN ofee III LUG ''oex thas
fYIn s,,1st,ncc of Tim ,rf,r,,o.,or c,r.,trcd
i, tr f"ttnr onI ,,r,,,ora,"n,,, ,vna tho,, taf,.
,rnnic,t ~ Air. tvtrrnr nj f,,itn,vs. ~
MIN rtmn. Oct. l.: -.7n i. n. W:i,trr. fn7,tr,or
ktV Iltst, tld.: Guy of 1atns tnok ii0; sinte Of
d.xas: s,! d?o: I1l9r.a l tnr NY Wess. Aen OIL
'0N'> ''''>' ~ '"' '' ii a;tst,sI.t, irwr,n.
, 1880-10-23
NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK CRY.
THREE TICKETS.
Spfcidl Dispa.tt to The Chicago Tribune.
NEw fuRK, Oct. &,.--'rhrr0 Is n god pros.
puct Tint there will bu tlrre municipal tickets
III tho .tehl hayo III tito eosssa 0f " faw days.
Thu Republicans ,lct In cnucl1s t0+tlay mud
sefcctc.l II fall ticket, with NliIa.n Dowd Mt
tho heas1 for Mayer. Mr.. Uows! Is q we'll
known Businessman. lgalnst wlIom Notliing
can bo said. lie will receive tho fill vuta OF
the par.y. The remainder Of tho ticket Is
satt 10 bp equally rood. Tile Nominating
Convention will meet Tomorrow and gD
through, tho fornality OF nmktng
tho nominations. THO City of New
York Is known to bc overwhelmingly
Democratic. and ordinarily 1t would lu
impossible to elect Republican Mayor. III
this C.sc, however, Il larg1 number Ut Denlt}-
Gratis, tI[sgassoa Will, kcily's domination.
Will the l"ttesy mashnA Of distributing
offices, nillt with tlle Democratic no,nfrGe for
Mayur, N(r. tirace, haye resolved to tako
sn'lie action t0 defeat tho rcgulnr nominee.
TIloy held
\ MEETING
ycstcrstny, and n,lot|,ar series OF meetings to-
tfny, for thu purpose of tlesistng some conf
mon ground upon which they could meet
Tho Republicans and unite with tl,cm iu
clecting candidate. rilese were sew
cral conferences He'll to-ay, a,tl
long ono llis cvonEng. Tho ca,cus
nominee Of tho Republicans Is not
tslstnsteful to tic Independent Democrats.
but they think 1t doubtful II llo cal be
elected. They Urge the Republicans TO head
tl,air ticket III tho Convention tomorrow
with tho llanlo Of ln1l-partlsan Deln0crnt
WIN llus never been actively identified with
, 1880-10-23
'omnccd thu ictter printed In Truth for

LETTER whirh l,us lcen NJ unussrle.,sy cir
culatc.t by tho Democrats. Is ~ follnws:
MExTt1H. q, sGpt. a. t$s!..str: tlNHk q;
tman nm. 'p n,trr r. ' If IL" 1st' Iuri,.sn.
crnllitr md Informing me Of THO Rno,i work
your o,Ynnizntnn u ;lntns, ci!ine ,l,,!y ~ ',nn
6ut stt1t, t., n,knowlt,i"u ia reec{mt. ana tnnk
sou torit. Truly ynnrs. ]. a. daurtrti'.
Ii, visiting tho banking Institutions of Now
York or tits very important mission. TIL:
'r'nnuSE representative wasmcco'nsm"lctl by
ME- H. n: Mnilscll: o''e OF tlio se'efai n'a','
ayers of tho NORTHWESTERN A1rsltal JLfc-lh-
surAiicc Company. whose cIllcn Is Mt tho cor.
nur IF broadway aud Fulton streets.
The first bnnk visited was tie National
Park, ono Of t'.o largest Institutions liero
tito fnylnE Teller says: "Tlto Two letters
wero never written by tho s'1!o party.
Truths letter was undoubtedly written by MI
tho ono who wrototl,e u III tho slKnaturet t0
Koh]er's letter won1tl f'll 1t very difficult 10
lnnko the u In the photo-litboEinpli. Ill
tile latter tho t's are MI crosscd Will firm,
straight Hue. III tile Kolller genuine letter
Tie llMo ls wavy. f1oro aro many otief
traits showing different pceit3larltes, fat'd tile
two letters were not written by the same
hand"
George j. Mc0olirkcy, tho Cashier Of
TIE MET'soro1lraN SArloSAh HASN,
VINO nus nten iasnnE 1ei'sf ny INN n,s.'.Ns
ton LOT n11eeh sea3s' "!Ma W!osc .estimony @
nus SUN 1aole nhoh ~ ouuos islson iol
forgery ttah that o. any otaof na'l III NJ"
aofk, examined bo.n letters a1ldef \ power
1ul tnaKilify!lts gi0s5. llo says Gaff1elH's Is
fM'l, free, roNn's hand. 1r"tl''S letter Is
shaky ana angular. lle coilclltdcs: II anlit
think fairfield over wrote that letter." Il!e
Paying Icller OF tlc same bank sass no "oaItl
mot pay cliecR Will slich Il sag4a1''re rs Is
1he 1Fat3ts lettef'--,host assufedsfi'ot-
III answer 10 calcgorical fitcst'ohs pro-
no"noe0 70 INC P@slns- lellcr ot ...
THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL 1sAS's.
ns to whether nc would pay II check signed
"s !" !Int" !etlu W. w. ~. :, ''es'.
.'e ~ guy "enM '';, .st"1o p.'s Hal. 49,
=, s,is .aet 49,, .etto. .'h .a,e ~,
te',ut a"'4 '"1 ~"
er lme.; !" LUZ ser ~ 'y,.ess .,.S. s,oa9 "e.1
a ':e.. % ~ - a ~ 's a., S'orI t,,o
~ the t,sn na nal ~ t.,'1 ~"
VERY atose.sr "ns'cl I.e ~, 'oea i:., ,es,ef .,
w"s "Anlone'l W every cleih !" ..s p,,'sA' a!''
le; Mele "'1!l'l'uas !,,. ~ ..se''''s '''o t"o
S'';.''tt"'n' -, =, sn.i'e,s ",nels' ,.',',
L. ~ 81 "'p'' "A'' 'e''"'''' y. -......
Tilt: 1Nro1sTENs' AND TlsAnEIss NATIONAL.
t"Ss NC nocsiIt ne't'e u poss'nie LUZ .he o''e
Mno s'gnea the i>olller let1er 10 nave 'of'aeu
t,e le,lers which eoh,pose tlle s.snataro u
1tn"'s iettes, a'M tnls statSI'e's ; w. "as nuao
""l tuit c"nsi''et"t'oll u'at .''o Pt4ttlhs
j., aoeess "unnt nttet lnc Vtlg1nai sol!e" aa..
..t. J.; cas'. -. 's" m ~ ,,",,it
o,,o,'1 l. ria ',,,nrnetnr,.t.s 49,, nntf,T,l,.
,II,Ta,o,t ,rhsro IL ~" st,,itor;tv who ot,var i
~. - ~" o'''A''"''s' "'*-"'~Af
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-06-29
CARD To TIE PUBLIC.

When Il becomes necessary Tor The sale
or Sewing Machine 10 write such coarse
article As appeared in last weeks DEMO
cK,r over the signature OF J. \. Bucknam
4 Co. IL is high time for the good Old Ia
dies OF Oxford County 10 assemble toseth-
rr and make such liberal donation as VIII
Keen the Agents from actual want and star.
y,tion. when al individuals personal
character or reputation is attacked, and
dishonest dealing limited at | think II Is
carving the license OF honorable competi-
ton too far, aud shows on the part OF the
writer either lack OF gentlemanly coarte-
sv. or gross Ignorance; and II Is sure 70
rebound 10 the authors own dseredit 10
the ewes OF all sensible people. 1 shan
consider sill future publications Of Mr. BUCK
nam beneath my notice, and If the LAWS
Machine has gained any prestige by means
OF the low and piebean article OF last week
il Is quite welcome 20 it.
q. w. BROWN,
Gen. Ag't for the Light Raining and Noise
less NEW HONE Sewing Machine. See
Il At CoLBY's Dry Goods Store, South
Paris, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-06-29
MARRIED..

Ia Paris, the 2ath inst, Al the residence OF the
b<ides iaihsr, by the Rev. Z Z. Bacon, Mr.. Wal
Ger z Brsx q Of Norway, and Miss Mabel G.fheips
Of Paris.
In Ithaca, n. T., June =, by the Rev. c. N. ~
Ter, Professor W. r. Hewitt of Cornell Uniyersity,
and Miss Emma MeChaia.
In Paris. June %, oy II. G. Estes, Il. D.. Mr.
James "A Bsmpus and Mss Augusta u. Bumpus,
Sofh Of Pale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-06-29
4 true copy-atiest: II. c. DAVIS, Register.

OXFORD, ss;-AI Colrs OF Prohs,e held at
Fryeburg within and for the county OF Orford OF
the 1rst Tuesday Ut June, A. ID iseo.
nNthc petition OF WILLIAM F.GENTLEMAN,
widower Of Diana Gentleman, late OF Porter.
in said county ,decesse pray Tor an allowance
out OF the Personal Estate OF his late wife:
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice
10 all persons Interested by causing copy Of this
order TO be Published three weeks successfully In
the oxford Democrat printed 1t Paris, that they
may appear al Probate Court 10 be held ut Pafis
la said County on the third Tuesday OF July next,
At o'eloes IL the forenqon and shew cause If any
,hey have why the SANG snpEli aot be granted.
X. A, FRYE, Judge,
true copy-atf-st: II {. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-06-29

OXFORD, ssi--A: Court Of Probate held nj Frye
turs within and for The County oil en- the
Grst Tuesday of June, 4. ID. lsso
nLlvE J. PENDEXIER. Administering on
~ the estate OF Lindiey w. p. ndexter. laie Of
10, ter in said County, deceased, having present.
ed her account Of administration OF The estate Of
laid deceAsed for allowance;
Ordered, That the said Adminisir'x give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy Of this
order to he Lpbi.shed yeeks successiYeiy In the
appear At = Probate Court to be held II Paris
10 said county on the third Tuesday OF July next,
At O'Clock In the forenoon and sbew cause II any
they have why the same should not be allowed.
RICHARD A. FRYE, Judge.
Atruec copy, attest III. G. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-06-29

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice thai
abe has been daily appointed BY the Hon. Judge OF
Probate for the County Of Oxford, and assumed
JOHN sCRIBSER. lsle Of Porter,
r.; s.li County, deceased, by giving houd as the
law directs: she therefore requests all persons
.sa are indebted TO the estate Of said deceased 70
m.Ay .3s nds thereon TO exhibit the same to
my CATHARINE ScRIBNER.
Jane Is. lsse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-06-29

THE Subscriber hereby gives puhic notice that
che has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
Probate for he Cognty Of o8tord and assumed
the trust OF Ex-cutrix of tie estate OF
SIMON u. AMES, late OF Hartford,
in SAID County, deceased, by giving bond a. the
law drects she therefore requests all persons In
tiebted TO the estate OF said deceased 10 make
immediate payment; and those who have any ue'
mands thereon 10 exhibit the same 10
LYDIA X. AMES.
June Is. 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-06-29

OXFORD, ss;-At Court OF Probate held NJ
Paris within and for the county Of Oxford
on the third Tuesday Of June, A. ID 1870.
"ENRY n. HUTCHINSON, Administrator on
H tn. estztr OF Isry a. irish, late OF Buck
deid in said county. deceased, haying presented
his account OF adm ration OF the estate OF said
deceased for alloWanpe
Ordered. That sue said Admlnist'r give notice
TO all PERSONS Interested By causing copy OF this
order 10 De Published three weeks successively In
the Oxford Democrat printed NJ Paris, that they
may appear al Probate Court 10 BE- held At Paris
u said county, on The third Tuesday OF July next.
al nine O'Clock in the forenoon and shew cause II
any they have why the same should not DC allowed.
RICHARD A. FRYE, Judge.
4 true copy-at;est: II. &. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-06-29
BORN.

In Frysourz Centre June 10 20 the wife OF Chss.
0andlsr, a daughter. April 81, 10 the VILE oi
Jas Z. Hatehipg. . dauxht<s- June Il, 10 Inc
wife Of Prank Barker, q daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-06-29
A true eopy-atiest: II. L. DAVIS, Register.

OxFORD ss:- A. = LegyI OF Probate held nj
paris within aud f1T tbs County OF Oxford
on the third Tuesday Of June, A. D. H.,
an the petition Of FRANCES NJ. WALkEs
"a ia eoanty deeea sed praying tor an allowances
out OF the,personal estate OF her late husband:
ORDEKEp, That the said petitioner give notice
20 all persons interested BY eau,ins copy oithi'
order 10 De published three weeks succe-sINely 10
the u rlord Democrat printed ~ Paris, that the!
NAY Sp, ear :: > Probate Coer,to be held al ram
n said County, OF ti.s .alT1 tuesday oil July mex
AZ o'clock z the forenoon sIa ssrw cause III an.
hey have why the same should not be granted
X. A. FRYE, Judge.
Atrus gOuy-Attsst: ii. e DAVIS, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-06-29

OXFORD. ss:-At Court Of Probate, held a
Paris. within and FOR the County OF Oxford
on the third TUESDAY OF Jua-. \ II. lsso.
nN the petition OF ADDISON MONK, wit1wei
~ OF Caroline II. Monk, late OF Hebron. Ia sab
Couatv deceased. pras ius for an allowance oui
Of the PrrsOaal Estate Of hls ate wife
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give noiic'
TO AL persons interested by causing copy OF int
order TO DC published three weeks suecrssIveiy IL
the oxford Democrat printed AZ Paris that Tire
nav appear AZ a Probate Court 10 be held AT Pari
ia sAia County on the hind Tuesday of July ne II
AZ O'Clock In the forenoon and shev cause II an,
th.y have Why the same shoa!d not be granted.
x. A. FRYE, Judge.
A TN. aa.v- rltn.f. n T. DAVIS kexi-teF.