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, 1881-09-01

,H1talnhHtl Fi1.1 y 6fI t.tN1!s i17'IFH1HG
the t,rGseni l.llrbo FuiIdcr cAsll!,late for Uuv
ern0r, 1nadca lung s,eccli on tho Nnti1nnl tlnat.
cn,rlatieasly iu.stci t,1at Tho .tris ii CHarrsss
nirIItiuY Tho orlYlumt contr,sct If tho National
debt--sllch M thu nct4 ticrthrln4 Emitted Suites
ntlti fnrc!1IR resumption aHl taI1trslEt!un-wvru
meta O rr|It!IatluH nnd cXturtnn. nut nh!y re.
ncnlabIe. hut hcta ut perhy Hiln rnlhcry ttult
should bc re;chieti, ntG. Thu worst Ut 1t Il. TINT.
will such Views ns to the Snt,onut ,.cht n,ld
Nnttonat icEi*atlon, ho has u t,'serso theory fur
virsinitns like this tlionry, hrnlEht ht.c 10
the,n ns t. ISL Aud Ilt,w tin Northern llGputc-
nlsx llko hls views u.t tho SntlGnnl debt nnd thu
Nets rt*hlttnx tn ~ Verify. Daniel his t.,,t h-
eef fntu TIN linus den. an!! MI hs lIlstrr rn,s
t.bt close shor nlauthsi They viii 'eso.lr him.
, 1881-09-01

o, sa.,in': l!ih. sln, a,. @ H"dd ,,'';a.t nHt,yo
sat,;c, In"" rSs. S,",s ..,, a;tlyr s!a
rsitf. s1 T"r- ' y: u si,'rn,rrt. i'm; gml arnr.
lEai,tt; ,a,"u du': f"s I" fn"e' F"''sa ut
s,iA md nru; fnrhsFs r.s. si*rstG' q @ EasSS X
A. n t;b!s;ae"i.' &'iS i:'' ';''t
,,, bua sI''ArrtE-haee o today' az, 1m a,ns
ss' 1sI'@ s" ;siHt r.' ss t!a'; .,,c. f.
;'1, ,s1 s e t,,ta Y: % %,II.sase s't ,t SS ""''''
!Sn Il, Hs;ta s, ,a scn,sssa n md
, s,t.: ursstt Mt@fiy ", x,.,t ILL., Wsna.
,sasts;, WITH: '.' Il i'ss;s siSsn
II u x,,t p[1s,tt,Gm; ; s,',' G.,
- 5 S1; ;xstss. q ts *; ilsSs rias' sis
P"' NEW YORK.
vo,.n, sus Observation-Disclosures M f.. twn
~ S!'M ~ ;st sa!fs s1!T'ti inr f9'afa p h!ssss
~, Hi I'D ',!"!6 .y snlyGs a. TGras aa as asxn.
;;ssa e" !s' tiis!sn!s Hx! ss iss W. % '!sy.
s'sS1!'sr!s @ ';,!s S:is
/; s "r,asl; n s r,r's .sisr s''aAo stfo''s"e III
s" III; rs: %;s;t ;}sry ,s;
ali dre''e"' KASsAa cry.
.,,<t,, pt,r,teh to The t'aten0o THhMnA
x,xss. iir,. S Ar S1oCATT,Irl.s in. .;c,. rsiss ss
rass r.;;ii ,;iy; !Si;Es; .SipEsr. IT'LL nalys .th. @
{, I'll II, t I; o,n1i,, tn!'S'', 'fi I'LL
T% t:E u ':ssts !:' .as III: I'D aS'ys s,iSS III
bfeI; Gs ti X; ID ID q; sr,lsssre. Il, ''st'i.u'
EsAl"N' tSptASArlt1H.
sp.x4rs ns.1a @ si as ',"ansso;a$.a ','.s s$saSs, J."
@esi naaEs,S; M sSG. III H., s.NG sllIrLtF, i.uW.
, 1881-09-01

httLwAuKER, Mis-. AnH. electromagnetic and
unchanged.
UltA,S-W.ent active md tlrHs Nh. 2 Milwaukee
linra numnnil NJ. ! Milwaukee, &.zp1t August
Fl.a}ds bcpenltor, stsf; t'etnor, t.45{; Suyambar
tl..i; necpnlber. $l.9.i, No. htEwHnkuu t.l5i; Nu
4. tlU6s ruoolsd nominal. Garn tlrMar; No. :, nc
Outs quiet, NJ; J. Vic. Rye strnnaeFi SD. y tlS4.
UrtuGGr. fsMG.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mess pnrk. sl7.t0 cash md
HpttGhDrt tla. iD upsaler, l.hEitrlue tteAu Ill Nx
castl and septnMlert *5i!h !)c.olor.
tHxiuuTs-!thont u Iintfil,,. ajIGlo
11,lAU hu.
.sMlrsEsTs-Four II co.. bris wIcas, " but corn
u.Un Iii. - -. -.
, 1881-09-01

st. Lu1ts, Aux. Observation-Disclosures.
nnAlH.-WhGHt hlHhcri Ma rod. tL1lSi,i9f cnAh,
lE9lbli1 scHtcnibnr; closluH ut s4s1t
uctner sl|sl r. c!osltlg ut tl.4s, November; tt|9@
@tat, clusluH 1T t!Sl}a taccunar; No. do ss5hsgs
lIh. acclIrtilnH to Iocnt1on; NJ. do. N.!i491!s.
torn hs1Iur Ind unsutct1t 'htG cas; ts1a aepten,-
her; H;!d6pSo 0ut0hGs: C1fHlshu; closing 1T G1{c,
!leccn,ber. EAo tho yonr unts higher, 4o!t@al,{c
cns; 4u u{6Eg6c Anp,n,nher: 4a9tad tetn!,er; iistt
fI.ii hIl
!.kAH-Strnnror; sitn asked.
1iU1TEH-FlrtHt iulry. aitj!ie.
EslIiA-Stendy ht 12tt1iS.
WH1Bkf-Stnaly mt till
fltIFtsIbSH-Stunhy. l'Urk fobblnQ nt $taH5 nry
ri s"'t isst fi s!;!na' sI&M, ,!nco''' se. lis
1!ECEIiTs-F!rmr. bi brlat wheat. ~ no but snr1,
9nts h9 b rYS s nsfsy 9n S. .
3ituubui oala. l5'0u 6u, rye. noho; harluy. nona.
, 1881-09-01

rlrTAnt'nt1, l'n. Aup. 11.--t'ErnnLEttM-Aettv
United certificates oscitua nuntntlngt elseA k6o,
tuihot. 13xc, Philadelphia tipllsGry.
TtTHAyILtE, l'a. Aug. 1.Xt-fETIlttETM-tIpenc Mt
Ha4r hK1lD.t. Ht4ct iuHnsk Hike; txh, KYssa; sfI-
urls. ''@'''"
, 1881-09-01

SEw YDltK, Aug. at.-il,,s,fltrs nttarntp will rom
m+slun lotsc., nnd nctlsu With dry -aut,d. lnku-.
and wtolrsutu rinthprai rut,un pn,la utnly held,
nni s.uGks GnntlnuB ii4ht In r~t elanhrI rf,th Ii,
9Uula In fair request.
, 1881-09-01
IluFrALf,.

BuyrAIo, n. Y, Aug. Sl.-tlRAtN-Hheat quleti
17iu bu No. hard Duluth ut He. s.0D hu Octobar at
tLK. CoE! noa,tnal NJ T]s&asc bats nominal u 10.
CANAL tNktI}tTk-t!Fll an4 unrhatIxud.
, 1881-09-01

CiSCISSATI, O. AuQ. M,-coTTnS-Htaady nnd
uE.n; ltsIu.
FIuun-slrouEi family, sds5a7.lo; fancy, N.1ss
lid
GAAES-Whoat strong nnd higher, No. red win.
tpr. $l.ait@l.3'. Carn stronger; No. ln!xeil $50
Aild nD.lnM1.
l'NtiyisjNSh-l'urk n0nlluai. Lard dull 4nd nuu.-
tMl1; Lle Hulk nIots pu1utt shoulders. Moi elenr
~, w. Hac1n gHNt out nT1n' shoulders, assot ruar
WMIsk y-.Astivs and t.rlnt tl.Hi cpmbna!tou sales
HuTTklt-ttuRdy md unchanged.
, 1881-09-01

Eptetat php.teA to T.As GAaea9o 1rktRHs.
kASBAs CITY, Nh. Aug. SL-uAAlH-Tho Pftes
Current reports; Wha2t-NsesIpts, sAT8 tpI ship
munt4 W. but HrusEi No. casb, H. 1tl 6optambor,
sLIb NJ. cash, tlll44; BepsaWber. tli No. cash.
, 1881-09-01
Kf[LRD.fD TIITE- T.fDEE,

A f.!!!vAI, AND DEsAlrrUl,E or
A. lSs-.ExrLaNArinN nv RkrRnnxrE
:,n!sn, ..,y r;5,s;E.'t 's"aay oxecpnl
,, ,t.hirmxn y; Enrth,xrstera Railway.
Ml,Gr Il, y t'Iark-s,: HtAnd i'hcir. t,nsor uo4e.
, 1881-09-01

INntANAppIIH. Aug. 3L-lHAlS-Whest arm'
tl4}sG LIT. Corn dull; 6k2aac. Oats dulli &t13EHe.
, 1881-09-01

DETROIT, Mich., Aug 3l.-FtuVA-sd. G:k4A7A
NnAtx-HheHt quleti NJ. ! wlltc. tl.xjall hcptom-
bcr, tt.s3{t Octoher, t!aj3Si NoEama9r tl.Di yoAE
nexteotoI; NJ. rut. slutt; No. white {L1}4. Hu-
0utp.v, whsat, Ijlu1 6Mt shipnlonts, 1,tn bu,
, 1881-09-01

that his cnuntrytl.en should initiate the rs
nfnl'lr OF thu French niI'l s9lnw ttlD sam.
IDatrtutis1u,
, 1881-09-01
4lH rum -Trnnrt>, 7,t3n hi; ~Ilf3,rtrn., 4yt In,
trtner. M. cHsh. h1kns ~ it.'.n,er, M9kc.
fbAtp 1t(3f1


DswE1t, AuR. al.-t1hAtS--Whnat stenhy, tUru
nnmtnaliy urenIfnHed.
, 1881-09-01
Tt1ill'ENI'tN13.
BL.OSS.

W!LMtSHTnS Ang. g.al.-SfiGtra ne TGnrESTfSE--
flsm ut tsjfVt otbnrs untllanIeH
, 1881-09-01
1.fiAiltfrfH.

v.h ,hout n dozen yeskGls IN the cargo marhOt
tt,, .a,es progressed SLOWLY. thnttaIt .u dgctlnp
-, ree9n,cti cxrep, In tl'c INSTANCE Ut sumo paor
trn u11utE:
, 1881-09-01

pKnntA, Ill.,, Aug, 1.--1HAIS-CoEn active and
gAi high tnl1sti. tlf2Es{oi mtxc, 6lAo. Oats tlrt
now Nu white. si&s4I!{e Mya quiet At LOS.
ADMINISTRATIVE MI
MEc.lpTA-tYheMt, l,s13 hui corn, atIaM bur oats,
xl.IU hii RIO, 7,!tka but tarlIY, ~ 1I.
KlilTNESTs!Wtsat nun1i corn, g1.5U bu, oats,
M5i5 buj ry1, 3,tulb lbui bNrlaY, Hoile.
, 1881-09-01

MADEaIs,EHEl.l.E T.AltnavEk.
=; West furty-slxth IT., Saw Nutk. ItunrilnE md
',ay s.huHs foT Young l.aiss anh chrep isei,rcns
sGpt IN T"!S,. E,:si. ss'"rsa; nniy y,,,t l%Surc*;
it,ltti.1. ItnlwinR and musical AIvnhnRcs ulsIs-
EnxbGl,
, 1881-09-01

l.outAvILLE, aug. 1l.-EurTOH-Qulot At 1lG1kp,
'FLuUN-F!rn and unclunxed.
GNAJS-Wheat-l}ui ut &LM CuTh dullt NJ. Z
Mnlse. 1sci Sa; g.'xpd. eac Oats das asw. +:'4o.
l'HnYjslUSH-i}Hlat Jnrt., lta Hulk maats--RAoui.
t,nf.. &shjl yigAt to. fl4&l clsaE, !lgS. lt4f9M-
linnis-sngar-Cu lp3d4i{G, -
W4ll1Hf-SLualf ~ $1.H.
, 1881-09-01
CHICAGO LADIES' SEMINARY.


4 IltOrtuEh prcparntury una Cu!Icsinsu School for
huaElnR 4ld duy pupils heElh fur Circular.
Miss e.. i. tilkEtiG, isrlN.
1a and II 1heliun-st, Ehic1IKU
, 1881-09-01

IsARES'rH N kEi ItUll NF NttsUDI.H
FIR tlrr chttlrsn Mtlt i, of !he hr.t y
At u,Htu truu, ~ mail Gc. rINtKSEr'H Agency tor
ertIunl4 una Trnrhuts, broadway Atd FuuFtU1HtI-
ktp,, SuW tutk.
, 1881-09-01
HIGHER SCHOOL. FOR BOY

11IlHnIh 1nnstrlIt1 University.
THE STATE UNIVERSITY. AKttauturn. Ensi.
nr.rlnHt thSalatry, SnturMl sca.;1ccs; liter!tuF.
M,,d trinrcG Preparatory tinss WnMpn nlintsGE.
ExnuInn!tnn* at'inday. teFt. H. Turn bfxlna seRL
H. ISL. For HlTrt!lasx H.lt!Itns 49,
, 1881-09-01

thfrnEH. l5srtlu9tnn ~ t}nluey Hnt1rnnt
FGr MHp-. Tln'o.!ntins. saeplnR.t,ar .Acoomn,ott.
is q, ipx }n,ana.n ntsr titsa na rae!e lnsot
lanIsG. and y EniIas.st, ~ ''f e'
, 1881-09-01

Ml1ltiAS ttAtts trunr ChIcageh ltnar1!.ng Schsnl
fur rtilr* Mnl indEs Indies. For eataturn. a.ress
e. GT!lAfElt, Lib, Murpan lark, ILL.,, Or 4 Aallsan-
III ChglIl.,-
, 1881-09-01

- iiallT. + h!ta!!y. cxcept hnnany cUally oxcept
satnrt1ay. d1laIIr. exccEt MuIttnJ. '' "~So'''
I,ufI1uc ltnn. cnso and arrive from Coutr4l Ijs-
l'it. tout Vi lAku.At
thtcHR". milwaukee, Il At. Taut Railway.
EMihh tleinIt: EnTncr Madison. CannI und Adnms-s.s
H'kHt l!iIcUs, III Elark.st, pu1ngr }foti19 TlrHrS
Paelfic Hotel, md NJ ueput NA"A"
, 1881-09-01
Pennsylvania Military Academy

c!esttr, tn. op"n. Sent. It. civil Engineering. Ccm
l*try. ClAssrs. EMg!ls degrees conferred. Anuly u
Z: 4. Gt?sti.tDHE. lAtr.!n n S!,. II MrtrnIs!tan
ltlUrk. Gleaau. OF ~ c1l. I'll HYATT. Fgsst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-04-26
POLITICAL NOTES.

Senator Frye OF Maine made his frs
speech In the senate yesterday, and it wa:
one that his personal friends may we'll b,
proud of-Bcsiaa Journal.
Senator Frye's speech Is made the sub
iect ofsdmiring comments by Republicsns
everywhere. Ii has given him a leadins
position in the Seuate.-Press.
There are rumors of coalition be.
tween Senator Coukllng and the Southern
bourbon Senators against the president.
Bourbouism aud Bossism go naturally to-
ge,her, for both have seen their best DAYS.
-TribHRe.
Senator Frye made an engagement TO
act as council in case at Halifax. before
the Senate deadlock, and consequently Is
obliged To leave Washington this week to
fulfill his engagement at II, He has, how
ever secured pair with a democratic
Senator 80 that his vote will not be lost.
Senator F. will probably stop over at Lew
i>ton day or two ca route for Halifax.
Senator Frye, of Maine, by his speech
OF Wednesday, lifted the debate TO the dig
nifty that properly belongs 10 il, and
gave 10 the deadlock It's true national in
depreciation. 1.-The North" said he says
today that the solid South shall be broken
Il its solidity comes from any deprivation
OF any right of any citizen OF the United
States. - Boston Trdrelier.
The usual courtesies extended by seua-
tors 20 one another are not granted TO
Malone. Not single democratic senator
will pair with him, as 1t Is Civ N out that
any one who shows him any courtesy will
be subjected 20 similar ostraCiSm. The
Southern democrats are determined TO
show that political desertion will be FOL.
lowed not only by political but personal
persecution. IL Is the old Southern way.
Senator Davis's remarks from the
{ nee are interesting. IL i necessary 10
say, however, that the Republican party
has not existed solely upon sectional agi-
tatiou, of late Years. Since 1875, the Re-
publican party has had the courage 10
maintain sound financial principles, anG
the principles have won. The resumption
of specie payments is accomplished and
the drld i now clear for the party which
takes the right side OF the questions OF the
future aud stays thvrc.-PyrfldHd Adcer.
User.
Senator Frye, on Wednesday, deliver
"a a very able aud eloquent speech In reply
To the diatribes in which the Southern
senators nave been indulging for the past
month. The Republicans had not intend
ed 10 enter into any debate beyond the
simple parrying OF the Democratic as
>ault>, but the Democrats had become SO
hold In making charges against the North.
and In asserting that there j. and has beer
for several years 4 fair ballot and equal
rights at the South. that II was determin.
ed 20 expose the weakness OF their position
and carry the war into Africa This, Sen
stor Frye did in a manner which has car
rird di>msy 20 the Bourbon ranks. II ans
one doubts IN" necessity OF some political
movement which will bresk the Solidity
OF the South and secure free and fair elec
lions, he will have his doubts removed by
peruSsl Of the Ecis brought out by Sena
tor Frye bearing on the elections in The
South last year.-LOrjstoH journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-04-26
IN GENERAL.

Eight United States Senator's own
news papers.
The Boston Afrerfissr Is soon 10 have
new press. and will appear as an eight
page paper.
A three days snow storm prevailed on
Mount Washington. last week, and the
drifts were greater than al any time during
the winter.
Collector Morrill, OF the Portland Gus
tom House has gone To the Western front
Ter on visit 10 his daughter, the wife of
Mnior Dunn. I. =. \.
Mrs. Polk, Mrs. Tyler, Mrs Lincoln,
Mr.. Grant and Mrs. Hayes are still living
ladies' who have dispensed the hospitali-
Ties OF the White House.
Senator COnkling Is tifty-oue years OF
age. Bsyard i tifty-two. Edmunds Is nearly
tny-six, Thurman Is sixiy.sevep, and
Blaine will be iity-one next January.
The highest salaries paid 10 New York
CITY clergymeu are $1,000 20 DIR. John
Hall. aud sI2, coo each To DR.. Dix. OF Trim
i,y church, and DIR. Potter, OF Grace
church.
The fnger-rings OF this country are
worth IS, OOO, 600. and a. e OF no earthly
account 10 the wearers. just think how
many cigar stores could be opened on that
much wealth
None hut a wicked paper like the Kan
sas City (Mo.) Times could say There
was no preaching in this town last Sun
day, sud al in consequence OF practical
Joke pcrpejrated by lively young girl.
The girl inspired by the world, the flesh
snd little devil mixed, sat down. late one
Saturday evening. and sent note 10 each
one Of the pastors. The miSsiVes were on
tinted paper. and written nicely. They
each contained these wods ''All Is dis
cOyer-d-fiy, Nine OF the preachers fled
70 ST LOus, aud three went west. There
i sensation In town larger than a man S
hand
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-04-26
Administrator Sale.

THE undersigned. AdHsipistr ator of the estate
Il of Diana GENTLEMAN, late OF Porter, In the
County of oxford and State OF Maine, ae.eAss1,
~ vtrtge OF : heeuse from ihe Jbdxe of Probate
vsHhin SID for said COUNTY Ut Oxford, will sell
Al public auction on saturday, May %, A. D. 1851 Z.
Al 9 O'Clock y M, 81 the dwsliiag-nou,e on the
,r ni.s- all the ght. title and intei est OF which
ssii DIANA Gentleman died seized and possessed
in ana 10 ore hall Ia common and undivided OF n
rsTtain tract of land si.nste In said Porter, on
ho,6 AIDES OF the Old c uoty road leading IRON
porter Oid Meeting House To- k,zar balls. and
bouncsd on the norh by said road and land of
nsn,I CI.mon- on the easI by land OF Eoen
CUu-ens, Oifeon Mason an Isaiah rhsfee'
so,,rn nv Ind lo,merly owned by Joseph ~ Stan
lev, and We-t BY hand OF James w Chapman,
r,ntainrg b. acres, more Or less, together
With the batldiDss thereon stAndins.
Porter March rs. ISL. -
WILLIAM r. GENTLEMAN, Administrator
Of tbe usssne % UHms Geutfeuan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-04-26
As..r... or P,....,r,. Writ.

NATHAN 2. FARNUM Of Rumford. In the
IN County Of Oxford, Plaintiff, W. Paris A.
Baxter. fcrmerly OF Rumford, defendant. Action
On sccoupt annexed, for merchandise, for e3l. 81
Witt dated January 81, 1851, and returnaole to
March term, lsSi.
STATE OF MAINE.
OxFORD,ss:- Supreme Judicial Court, March
NATHhNs. FxRNr'M vs. PARIS A. BAXTER:
And now it appearing to the Court that the said
Defendant 10 not an inhabitant Of this State, and
has tenant, agent or attorney therein, and that
he has no notice Of the tendency of this suit
II IL ordered by the Court that the said Plaintiff
notify the said Defendant, Of the gendency
thereof by causing an abstract Of this writ
with this order OF Court thereon 70 be three
weeks successfully In the Oxford Democrat paper
printed nj Paris In said County the last publication
TO be thirty days at least before the next term OF
said Court to be holden at Paris, aforesaid. on
the thlrd Tuesday Of september next. to the end
that the said Defendant may then and there appear
At said Court and show cause II any he have why
Judgment should not be rendered thereon,
and execution issued accordingly
Attest: JAMES =. WRIGHT, Clerk.
A true abstract OF writ and order Of court there.
Attest: JAMES 8. WRIGHT, Clerk.
I. & II. A. RANDALL, Auys for Pin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-04-26
AsH:1oNIC
A Perfected Purifier OF tho System.

Perfected Pur1ner OF tho System.
.-,x,~-.I a,rsasisg fts s,rsag,A. obriafiag ~
,..s1f ds5i,,y s'sa restoring hsalshy f'.HciiAS.
-WEB-rsE
For Indigestion. and Dyspepsia,
the many forms Of Liver COM
plaint, Impure and Impoverished
Blood. and Functional Derange-
nen;s attendant upon Debility, and
for Building up the weak, Ash
Tonic Is doubtless the most prompt
and certain remedy yet devised. In
lab. bottles, 75 cents; Six bottles,
L. Accredited Physicians and
Cergymen. who may desire to test
the Tonic, will be supplied with not
exceeding SIX bottles, At one-half
.he retail price, money 10 accom-
panv the order. Sold by Druggists,
and by d B. Dewey y Co, 20 Dey
$, Ny.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-04-26
FARM FOR SALE.
STAND FOR SALE

Known as the GREGG STAND situated In the
Village OF Bach nsId. on tho road 70 HART.
FORD; consisting OF siory and half house, Ell and
stable and and a half acres Of land Ia . high
state OF cultivation; together with 20 acres Of
choice inftSraie near the house and IL acres OF
pasfure situated on the Aforesaid road and within
one.half mile Of the dwelling house. Win be sold
altogether or In separate lots.
TERMS,-One third cash and the balance on
time 70 suit the purchaser.
For further particulars Inquire Of ". ]. Shaw,
Buct eekS ~ Of W fllnm 0refe, Andovtf, Ne.
Buckhefd March Is, 1881.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-04-26
Abstr.ct OF PIaintin,s Writ,

Abstract or Plaintiffs Writ.
NHARLEs L. PHIL00N OF Dixhed, In the
~ County OF oxford, Plaintiff, vs.. Paris A.
baxter, formerly OF RumioId, Defendant. Ac-
ton on account annexed. for medical attendance,
ior t3775. Writ dated January Sd, 1851, and
relurnable TO March Term, 1851.
STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD. ss:-supreme Judicial Court, March
Term. A. D. 1881.
CHARLES L. PuILOON VS.. PARIS A. BAN.
TER.
And now it appearing TO the Court that the said
Defendant Is not an inhabitant OF this State
and has no tenant, agent or attorney therein, and
that he has notice of the tendency Of this SUIT
IL is ordered by the Court that the said Plaintiff
notify the said Defendant Of the pendcncy thereon
BY causing attested copy OF this writ with this
order OF Court thereon TO be published three
weeks successfully in the Oxford Democrat q paper
printed at Paris In said County the last pubcatio
10 be thirty days ut least before the next term OF
said Court TO be holden Of Paris, in said
County. the ibir Tuesday VI September next, to
the end that the said Defendant may then and
there appear at said Court and shew cause II any
he have why judgment should not be rendered
thereon, and execution issue accordingly.
Attest: JAMES s. WRIGHT, Clerk.
true abstract Of wit, and Order OF Court there.
on.
Attest JAHESA WRIGHT, Clerk.
I. 4 II. a. RANDALL, Att'ys 81 Pins.
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New Advertisements.
administrator Nale

nURSUASt to r license from the Judge CT
II Probate tor Oxford County, 1 shalI sell al
pubiir auc.iDa on RE pFemiSss on Thursday, the
s,tn day % MsN next; . 10 O'Clock m the forenoon
all the reel estate OF " hieh John Becker, late
OF sfobshsm. an, q, seiz.d and Posssssed In the
town II IL ne am IN tie County OF Oxford; the
anne being The bon tstesd OF the said
John l. Becker AZ the time of his de~ease.
ISAAC + BE- hLEk, Acur.
srBNEHAN ABR IS, ISL.
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OXF )RD, ss:-At . Court OF Probate held af
Psris, within and for the County Of Oxford, on
the third Tuesday Of Aprit A. ID. 1881.
HRLANDO A. HAYFORD. Administrator on
~ the estate Of Ahsam Newton, late Of Canton
In said county. decesfcd, having presented hi.
dtctased for allowance:
Ordered, That the said Admin give notice
to all persons interested by causing . copy OF
this order TO be published three weeks
successively In the Oxford Democrat printed
at Paris. that they may appear At Q Probate
Court to be held at Paris In said County on the
third Tuesday OF May next, at O'Clock In the
forenoon and shew cause u anv they have why the
same should not be allowed.
X. A.FRYE Judge.
,,ueaonv-sgtsst. n n DAyIa keaisteg
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A true eopy-Atfssi.
Abstract Of Plaintiff. writ.

Abstract Of Platntin's Writ.
VICTOR NJ. ABBOTT OF Mexico, In our County
Y Of oxford, Plaintiff, vs.. Paris A. Baxter.
formerly Of Rumford. In said county, Defendant.
Action on account annex ed, for medical attend
ance. for s3S. Writ dated January Sd, 1881, and
re,urnable TO March Term, 1881.
STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, ss:-Supreme Judicial Court, Mach
Term. A. ID. 1881.
VICTOR N. ABBOTT va. PARIS A. BANTER
And now IL Appea, Ing 70 tho Court that the said
Defendant 10 lot an inbabitant OF this State, and
has tenant, agent or attorney therein, and that
he has no notice of the tendency Of this suit:
IL 10 ordered by the Court, That the said Plain.
tin NOTIFY the Defendant Of the Pc dency thereof
by causing an abstract OF this writ, with tn Q
order Of Court thereon, 10 be published three
weeks suceessvely in the oxford Democrat, q
paper printed In Paris, in said County. the lasl
publication 10 be thirty days ct least before the
next term Of said Court, TO be holden at Paris
aforesaid. on the third Tuesday OF Septem ber
next, 10 the end that the said Defendant may then
and there appear ut said Court and show cause,
IL any he have, why Judgment should not be rem.
dered thereon, and execution issued sccor dingly
Attest: JAMES 8. WRIGHT, Clerk.
A true abstrac. Of witt, and ORDER OF Court
thereon,
Attest: JAMES S. WRIGHT, CLERK.
4 II. a. RANDALL. Att'ys for Pin. Mt
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Admiui>tratrix sale.

WILL be sold a. public auction at the home
w stssd vi Joseph u P.cl.y m Pari-, all the
p-rsonal pr, perry OF raid Joseph u. Penley. A.
he tine OF bis desth, consisting ofa COW. shost,
l,ruus tools. ~, ntn e, &c, n Friday, the z.sh
a.v OF Anil Instant It o'clock IN the after
kMkLlSE PENLEI, AGmrx.
Paris Apr IS lssi.
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Messenger's Notice.

OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF OXFORD COUNTY.
STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, ss:-Canton. April 2ist. \. d. lsI.
TINS Is TO give notice. that on the twentieth
Il day OF April, A ID. 1ssl. o warrant In insol.
vency was issued out OF The Court OF Insolvency
for said County OF oxford, against the estate
OF Milton y Kicker Of Canton in sald county
adudgcd 10 be an insolvent debtor, on petition OF
said debtor, which petition was nled on the ith
day Of April, A. d. ISL. 70 which last named
date interest on claims Is 70 be computed that the
payment Of any debts and the delivery and transfer
OF any property belonging TO said debtor, TO him
OF for his use and the delivery and transfer OF any
property by him are for hidden by Law; that meet.
Ing OF the creditors OF said debtor, 10 prove their
debts and choose one or more AssRuees OF his
estate will be held at Court OF Insolvency 10 be
holden OF the Probate court room, In Paris in said
County OF oxford, on the eighteenth day OF
May, 4. ID. Issi. At nine O'Clock 10 the forenoon.
Given under nv hand the date Grst above written.
X. A. BARROws, Deputy sheriff,
as Messenger of the Court Of Insolvency for said
County Of oxford
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10 edfhtr Report.

Temperature Last week att A NJ.
Susdsy. Si= clear: Monday, 81 clear; Tues
i.y. 90 clear: wednesia y : clear; Thurs
tsy. - : clear, FRIDAY. So clear; sarards'
= ei-ar.