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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-11
Pari.. December %. $50.
LUMBER WANTED.

TIVE Psris Hll N'f'F ca are now prepared 10
i contract FIR ts.gr quantity coax and White
A.h Lumber: slso r own Ash, Rsss. Poplar and
all kinds NJ hard wood, for which the market
pries wIli m paid.
Paris. Ne. Dee lao
OxyoRp ss,-At & Cont ~ Probate held 81 Prve-
'uvv within and fov the COUNTY Of oxford.on the
a-st Tussdsv or Dec ID 1850
VNDw ARDC. WALKER Admi"i-trstor on the
n .sta,r n Simon p. Grover. late Of Lowell In
said oonntv. dec-tsei. having presented III. A.
eonnt ~ adniri.trsfi,n Of the estats OF said de-
rrsa~d for allo~ance;
ORDERED, That the said Adminis'r give notice
n ali persons interested by causing . copy NJ
ths order tn ne published three weeks succcssiveiy
In the Oxford Democrat printed ~ PArts thar they
NAV .ppesr 81 Probate Court TO be held at Paris
in ssid County IN the third Tuesday OF Jan. next
IT 9o'cloek In the forenoon and .bev rAuse any
they have Why the same should not he allowed
wy R.A FRYE. Judge.
A true copv-sttest; II c. DAVIS. Register.
oyrORD. u,-At. Court OF Probate held at
rry,burv. within and for the County Of Oxford
ON IN, arst Tuesdav OF Dee 4. D. 1850.
~ the p.r,i,n ~ CHARLES q ANDREWS.
I j Guardian of Eliza n. Andrews ana Lacy
knd,eSs minors. or Lowell In 'a'd county prsv
Ing n, lIe.nae tn sell and convoy certain real
.ststs described 10 bis petition IN die In the FRO
h .,e once IN Henry Gsrv OF Psfis ~ IN dvsn.
lagoon. offer Of One Hundred and twenty-five
dollars: ,-..,..
IN all persons int rested BY causing an assuAn o'
his petitInn with this order thereon TO Be- pub,
I-heh three weeks sucosssively In the OXFORD
Democrat pyiutrd at Paris. that they may appear
AZ Probate Court % BE- held at Paris 10 aaIo
Comfy ON the third Tuesdav OF Jan next, ~ nine
O'Clock In the forenoon and shew cause u any 'ney
have why the same should not oe f rpvS ,,d,.
A,rue,opy-attest; II. c. DAVIS. Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-11

uo..s 4. Bsarse. 200 acres Of land near
Nsr,hsiIs Niila aud joining Hebron
' Nam. and situated near 0''''' '' .,' ~ g
J-S CrOOfer. properly situated in Or 8. IA
Sane. unpaid highway tar, sol
John W. Ch.se ov unknown. properly 9.
situated in oxford (unpaid highway, 10
ID .,, =; ps in Ok @ ord Sa''''' '' co 40
Same, unpaid highway.
q. Durfin or unknoun' pfoP-V N go
csI.S Tsrris. land and baildinss stu-
sfed In o. ford, and known - the a., 49,
Dean Perry place, - v"
'3::ss T;. ss :: Ss &C. IT. f.
the came unpaid, Ho u"
Georre @. PheIphs. heirs OF, property =. asa
siesafed in Oxford. ."
Isaiah Perkins. heirs OF, property stu ~, ga,
Ansr p = P Peterson heirs Of. property
tItuated In Oxford, 1m
Same. delinquent high gay tax, %
John ]. Perry, house and land In Ox'
ford village and joining the B. Pratt
property. and valued ESQ tdelin' -. - ..
SAM. Sssnis a.. ss1 ssy : and 1t. t4slaqu.n. ~
highway. tieo), - 53
asme, Dodge land, 10
Same, II. Z pArDouaEs, ~ oh
Alfred Poland, property situated 10 :. a.
william Pratt property situated IN
Oxford UNPAID highway on same), 40
Norman Smell. property sItnatsd In
Oxford and joining land Of T, Erich
DAME. 1 : Pie r heirs Of. prop.rt, situated :.
T = o s:,s .,.,.,,, !. oxford. IL }: .s e
' - 4 Nm x CssosA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-11
Notice Of second MsssinG OF Creditors In
insolvency.

ITO the creditors Of Frank :. Hobson, an insoI.
i venG debtor, OF Waterford, In the County of
oxford and State OF Maine: You are hereby
a"tidsd, That With the approval OF the judge OF
the urt Of Insolvency for said County Of OKfnrd
the second MEETING - the creditors oi said ipsol.
vent 10 appointed IN be held at the Probate Count
room. In Paris In said County OF Oxford, on
\ 'dnesday, the nineteenth day OF Japuary A ID
1851, 1t nine o'clock In the forenoon. You viii
govern yourrelv-s accordingly
Given un1-r nv hand and the oryier OF Court
Ihis twent, second day ot December. A ID. 1880.
HERRlCk Z DAVIS, Register OF the
Court OF Insolvency for SAIL County Of oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-11

OXFORD. S. ne@ 2n. $50.
IA wing ct evan i,s,i -ud audited the sb"v'
accounts ot re, j. \. Iu"ii, 80 hereby crr'tiN tn
~s AlioW thereon the sum of Scvcrty-seyen Dol
iArs aDa slxts cents 30
J,NE> = WRIGHT, Clerk
ALFRkD :. kiMBALL, Co. Any.
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OE OXFORD

COUNTY or OAtohll,
ISL. To- EEO HAMMOND, pt
Jane Is. To 90 n ils- fravrl Aed leu dSys'
attendance On petition OF A. j
PAR ~ snd ofhers, u
JuJ l. To - mNe- uAyel and hire days
ATTENDANCE 90 peiition OF Select
men OF Hiram .ni Denmark. l. a
Auk 81. To ~ mice trasel snd one d-y's
atirniAbce 90 petition Of Select
mrn OF Pari-. %
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BENZ. Y TUElL.

OIrlRD ss.-pec. q, 40
Def-rs NJ. uer-onslIy sppea'eS Beri. Turl'
one % the Cvun'y L. ~ mf-sinnsTs Tor .Ad tCunN
% oxford srd mate osth to The uutn Of a.
Abcyr acrount. D. ti-f i.s..'sr-t ard suhsrribed.
JANIS :. WRIGHT ClsrE Of Courts.
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-Vennor's big snow storm set in Sun
day night. Zone foo, had fallen Monday
noon.
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Notice OF s.eesd Ms.si.g OF Creditors d
Insolvency.

Insolvency.
'INO the creditors OF Gideon Eli. Of Cantor, In
l. the County Of oxford and State OF Msi,e
insolvent debtor You are hsreby notified. That
with the approval Of the judge of the Court II
Insolvency for said County Of OK ford, the second
meeting OF the creditors 81 sail insolvent IL an
painted 70 be held At the Probate Court room In
Paris In baid County of Oxford. 90 Wednesday
be nip~teruth day Of Jannsry, A. d. 1851, ct ninr
o'eh'ck In the forenoop. You viii govern your
selves accordingly.
Given under my hsnd and the order OF Court
This iv,n'l-, e~oid day Of December. 4 ID. 1870.
HERRiCk C. DAVIS. Register OF the
Court III lpsolvency for said COUNTY OF Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-11

For the Mines. , fss..I .u ssSH !;
IaOxi sts 70 eAAn Inc Ore-. also for botAnists
eee o. =, - and g cents each For sale oy
hkkkf Il. WATKINS, PANS HILL ~.
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COURT BILL

COURT BILL
Jan Adl Teru-. To miles travel and two
DAYS susnrAcr. q
Mar Ad Term. To miles travel ard two
CEy~' attendance, 81
Nav Term. To miles Iavel and three
dass' attendance. o.
June A. Term. 7 o miles travel and one
dab p. stlendsBce,
s<pg Term. To- : miles travel and three
rays' attendance. O.
Nov Al Tern. To miles travel and one
oAy'z ATTENDANCE. .
Dee Adj Term Tog miles trlve. and four
days attendance, .
ss3
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COUNTY or OXFORD.
lSso T. BENZ. Y. TUELL. DR.
June =, To ~ miles irAv.l snd dSy.'
attendance 90 Pet. CT J. FArrAr
% SIS, tl- n
June 81, To 100 miles travel and dNys'
attendance on p-g. OF >cisctmen OF
Denmsrk ard Hi~am. Ia ca
Aug. 81 To 80 mile- usVsi snd dsvs'
attendance Vn pei. Of :. iectmen Of
Paris, %
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A DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT,

containing full line of fashionable Dress Goods, Coaks,
Dolmans Shaws Cloakngs Felt Skirts Ladies and Gents
Under Fannes Hosiery Nubas Knit Jackets Hoods Yarns,
Wool Blankets Coored and White Flannel, Prints, Cling
hams Chevot Shrtings. Cloak and Dress Trimmings and
Furs This department in charge of j. j. Buchanan and
J. ri. DeCoster. Second,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-11

COUNTY OF OXFORD,
aro ToHtNRY q. WALKER. ID
Jane 8 To s-vsnN.ny- mills usSvi and
four dAys' attendance on petition
% A. FArrsr snd Others, 81
Jane 81 To 50 mttes travel AID three DAYS
Attendance on letti"p OF Select
men Uf Denmark and Hiram.
Acc 81, To 81 Rilcs travel snd Two days
Attendance on peiiii,n OF se!ect-
msu - Paris,
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i 4. BUCKNAM f. CO.,
Main Street, Mechanic Falls, Maine.
A CARD.

E
ethauksa nc ar
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COURT RtLL.
Jan Asj Ten To p miles travel and
too day. stfrrdsrce, y %
March Al T,rm To- g. miles t-Aycl and
two d.vs' -tf-pdspcs 80
NAV Tern. To 20 mile. travel snd three
Dc, = stfe0stSncs. %
June AIS Term To 70 miles travel and
ore day. AffeniHnce SO
Sept Trtm. T. 20 mites travel and three
days aifendsnc~. 20
Noy. Arj 1rrun. t. 20 miles travel ard
ono ds,'s attendance. $50
Dec. Ati. Term To - miles CEVel Ard
ave dAys attendance. llto
tlS
BENZ. Y TUElL.
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Messengers Notice.

Tr...u,ers once. Paris. Me-. Jan. I. ISL.
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COURT BILL.

Jan. Adj. Term. To 80 miles travel and
thfse days' att ncsnee, 10
March Adj Term To . niles travel and
thee DAYS AJendanre, 10
Nay Tenn. To a. miles usyel and four
dAN.' attendance, u
June Adj Tenn. 10 ~ miles travel and
tSO d.ys' zfteudAnce,
Sept Tenn, To % mil. Travel and three
dAys' lttrnd.nce, 10
Nov. Adj Term. To ~ niles travel . j
t@o GAYS att ufAnrs.
Dee Acj. Term. To % miles navel and
I'VE cays' Atts nOanee, IL
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J. A. BUCHANAN & co.

IMMENSE STOCK OF GOODS
at their spacious brick Mechanic Falls equal to ou
ordinary village stores. First,
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OXFORD - II Dec 81. iSs0.
Having nrsg examined and Aa'iit"d the aoov'
accounts q George r. Hammond. Ne hereby c-r-
tlfy that ~e aIlow thereon the -um of Sixty Dol
lArs zne forty sbt cents. tfO4-l
JAMES = wRI',Hr, Clsrk.
ALFRED :. kINBALL, &C. Ally.
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HENRY q wALKKR.

O1tOkD, ss.-Dec "a, lscc-
before lac, personally appeared Henry .
walker, ole Of tie County Con mnsi0nefs Tor
$50 County Ol OK, ~, an1 mace Ualh 10 the truth
Or The above accounts hy him rendered ARD snD-
sefioec. JAMS :. WRIGHT,
CleIk Oi Courts.
OAtOkD, ts'-Dsc. 3, lecC
Hayin. nr,t examined .bd audited the above
accounts % Henry u WalkrT, Nc hereby ecIIn!
nat ue sll,w lhsrecn the sum q One tlandie ed
md light DUlAis an1 eighsy cents - 9eso
JANIS :. WkI6Ht. Clerk.
ALFRED ) klABALL, u. AIRY.
Tue cOPies-aIttsg:
JANE 5 WRIGHT, Clerk
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WANTED.

A THREE YEAR OLD STEER, g r., 10
"A altar In forehead. some white over fore shout
der Durham build, 10 mate one we have.
Address BEARCE 4 HORNE,
Norusv Maine
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GEO. y. HAMMOND

OXFORD. ss:-Dee. ~. l--o
Before ne, persorslry sppesret George p
Hammond, ne Of TIE CopBty Commissiooefs 30
SAIL (oubiy "a Oxfori, and maize oa'h 20 H.
usih o. TIE above accounts b. bin rendered aHc
sl0soTio.~i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-11

having constantly stock large assortment of Ladies'
Gentlemen and Chdrcns Boots Shoes Slippers and Rubber
Goods of all styles and grades.
In this department the latest styles of nobby Hats and
Cans also full line Of Gents Furnishing Goods and Celu-
oid Jcwery Collars and Cuffs, White Wolf Robes, Grey
Wolf Robes Buffalo Robes and Horse Blankets.
Mr. Ed Buchanan will show these goods to any one who
wishes to look them and will sell them at prices that will
defy competition. Fourth
A GROCERY AND FLOUR DEPARTMENT.,
filed "chuck full" with choice Groceries, Flour Corn and
Meal fresh and salt Meat and Fish, Canned Goods Crockery
and Glass Ware 49,
Mr. D.roma Bates, formerly of Paris has charge of this
department.
REMEMBER,
we warrant all goods represented and we buy in
large quantities and pay cash. will sell at prices that
not fail to give satisfaction and will receive in payment work
on clothing, farm produce or cash
Mr. S. NJ Veazie bookkeeper and cashier, will always be
pleased to take the cash and ad just the books
general supervision of all the departments and that
60 away dissatisfied.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-11

Will
Janus 1, L 1881
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A TAILORING DEPARTMENT,

with the largest stock of fine wooens to be found in tn
County which will be made into garments to order in ii
most approved STYLE and warranted to fit by w. b. Buck
man, Tailor. Third
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Holden has the best
line OF trusses. toilet sha wing
and dtsinfe citing soaps 10 be
found In the country.
e. B. HOLDEN. M. d,
Druggist,
South Paris, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-01-11

VYyANTED.-.O One good honest man 10 every
w town In Msne or sLy other safe, TO sell
the beat arficIe ever used by woman. as it savss
Elm and money. No capital required. and no
1SsSee mex -, RAvsh Rrt, s,on, ~siav.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-12

HAVING SOLD orr MI EsrABrfsHxKST
IL 90 Mil strect md retired ffum Sasiness. I
take THIS nseshod of informing friends sna &C..
On wsst sfr~et, correr Of psks. where wlll he
sssd 10 80 ana ssicorne tAose hsvine sufzeient
Interest 10 call hr
yASEs vKRGoN
ssHssls. August Z. ISL. saSin
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-12

The Olympia 7ran~fTtl sneoringlv
alludes TO the sending abroad of boys
and girls from Seattle for the purpose
Of getting educstions. and it intimates
that something therefore must be
wrong with our Territorial University.
Without considering the animus
prompting the nsesstpn Of such an
idea, We will merely remark that the
editor must lisve kae en- at the time be
wal writing that squib that he was do
ing himself no credit in the syea Of IN
intelligent public. The thing he refers
to IL common all over the w,rld, snd
especially common In the Unled States.
IL is only last week that an sxsnin-
alton Was held In the city Of San Fran
cisco Of youne men who contemplate
entering Harvard U University. Look over
the catalogue Of thai insstidtion aud
you will find the names Of young men
from Michigan. Virgins. New York.
Connecticut, Psnnsylvanis and every
'osher State in the Union. the names of
young men from under the shadows Of
Pf'ncston, Cornell. Berkeley. SO. The
catalogue Of Yale will show the same
thing. and 30 will the catalogues of
other leading colleges in various parts
OF the Union. There are reasons Why
this Is tho case. 6ometimes they are
OF domestic or family character;
sometimes il 10 matter Of economy I;
sometimes Of health, of religion, Of
tone. or Of prejudice. Our young men
60 over to England and Germany, and
young women ID Ftsnos and Italy, hut
that il Is TO b implied that our own
:chools are deficient on this account 10
amply absurd. u. eur people viii
nnitedly work for tho building up Of
the school. here II may not be twenty
years before students from Boston and
New Haven will be enrolled ut the
University of Washington.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-12
DAILY INTgLLIGENCER.
Friday. Aug. l2. 1881.
the UNITED STATES RAILROAD sYsTEn.

- ~~~
We take the following from toe New
York Slipping LIT: From advance
sheets OK Poor's Manual for 1881 II sp.
pears that the railroad mileage OF the
United States at the close OF 1880 was
1851. 9 gain of SO per cent. for the
year; the gross earnings were $6i5.
4O1, 931 net earnings, 1855. l94. 4S8
each showing an incsssse Of 10 per
cent. over the previous year. The
dividends amounted to 457 .ti6,4lt, q
gain of 25 peg cens. compared with
1870. while the increased cost shows q
gain OF "a per cent. over the year
1879. In 1870 there were 50, Ola miles
of railroad, and 10 1880 there we're o..
67l. The gross earnings Of 1870 were
% 30 per capita; In 1880. si2 81 per
capita, showing that while the popula-
ton has increased % per cent. in ten
years. the gross earnings on railroads
have incrssssau IN the same lime 70 "a
per cent. The freight shsrses On rsii-
roads hass ben rsdnced i'm Chat time
from an average on the great leading
lines Of 1862 cents per ton per mills to
.919 cents per ton per mile. showing that
in the ten Yeas thsxestaipgs have i'm
creased "A per cent. on decreased
freight chasss OF Iss pef cent Moth
ing else coda show 80 Istdkinsg siiks
the increased productive capacity OF
the people and the manner in which
railroads have responded to the de
MANDY OF this enormous commerce.
Three of the great trunk linss-the
New Yofk Csntral. Efis sna tkS Penn.
sylvania~-moved an sggregaieof S9.-
4s2.97s tons effrsight, is qusutity ten
times as CRED = thu. Carrying capacity
of all our merchant marine. The popa-
lation is increasing at present at o
greater rate tban between 1879 and
1880. and the enrnlgs on railroads srs
gaining in the same proportion. Every
day new regions are opened and filed
with industrious and enterprising omi-
grants. There 10 no reason why the
experience of the next ten ,yesrs should
not repeat. with even, greater empha-
sis, the extraordinary results brought
about between 1870 and 1880 by our
ever increasing and improving railroad
system. =. = : :.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-12

Aboss thirty.fve years age. when
Prof Morse was making his experi-
nents in telegraphy. he ran sinsls
wire betveen his house and hsrn. which
were about 400 yards apart. A pole
was wantedto support the wire midway,
and one was selected from pile Of
ordinary hoppoles, cue end sharpsaed.
and it was then set In hole made in
the ground With = ofowh&r. That IVES
the frat telegraph poleeves raised aud
the people who were then calling the
Professor crazy little thought that the
demand for poles 70 ssretch bis .'non-
sense" upon would. IN iew yssrs
dsnuds thousands sAd Thousands of
acres Of our forests OF their younger
trees. ttf Akls
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-12

The great cavern which was discoy-
cred last year in Colorado has been
thoroughly explored. Forty rooms ara
accessible. and many of them contain 8
profusioa ct stalactical formations. in
some cases translucent, and in Others
vsryiog IN color from red TO pure
white. Shining crystals. tufts of sat
my fbre. slender arms resembling
Rrowths OF coral. rama horns twisted
in every cepceivable way, pillars. PEN
dants. statues and grotesqae shapes Of
life. are among the curiositiss OF sbese
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-12

PoKT TowssExD. Aug 10.-Arrived,
schooner A z Jordan, AZ days from
NickalaifskL
PoRT BLAKELY, Arg. l0-Ssiled.
new schoonsr Lottie Cars n. for nan
Francisco.
P0RT GAMBLE, Ang. 1l.-Arrived.
bark Jenny Pitts, from Honolulu.
PoRT Discovery, Aug. l1-Sailed.
schooner Claus Spreckles. for Sandwich
Islands.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-12

The total increase vas 2OS 1897 per
sons. At all other customs districts.
not reported. the whole number Of i'm
migrants probably did not exceed seven
or eight thousand either year. The
immigrants Of 1851 exceed in number
those OF any year 10 our previous his
tory. The immigrants above reported
came as follows; From Germany. 2os.-
500; Douiniou of Casada. lls.s64;
England and. Walss. 65.977; ireland.
70. 1886; Scotland, Is. 1914; China. 10. 1913;
from all other countries. 16S. 100.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-12
FOREIGN IMMIGRANTS.

From the twelve leading ports of the
country 81 which immig,an land we
have the following. from official Stats
tics Of foreiga immigration. for the past
two wears. ending June 3oth.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-12
CHALLENGE.

Ma q n. rxhoIvA1. osymrs4:
ps.x sn-rysl rcv ri ,.ess - assllhes.
ecarSs il Sszftis hsy, as time wiskln tkrsz
nsauths sfsaR xgzlng azetelss. fsr any NINA gun
may nszzs csse e1sa I hsvs pls>sd 16@ 1csiare
o. ths han1aW = L Oaxsod = fsrfe1xs II WI
days. - pssitnz.asiss csa - axxsnee4 c>t~<<z
curx<lvxa. ~
La ne hesr frsn yes.
SAMUEL A. Herr.
Jaw seattle. W.T..
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-12

One mornise Last week the Engliah
fsg was seen floating nom the dome
Of the Coorshouss ID Eureka, Nevada
People who deemed themselves Amsris
can citizens are anxious 70 know when
it was that Nevada was annexed to
Great Britain. Ailf ffif
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-12

Peter Smish. while rsfline iegs Il
Lock Haven. Pa. turned and struck r..
N into log; bat hts little son's foot
was there. and the member was cut in
two.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1881-08-12
PROBATE NOTICE.

1eODt1 Il IL 4VOAlOUe
TERRITORY SGI1, OF WASHINGTON. lo
rs THE PROBATE COURT OF SAID KING
l. County.
No. 24I-In the matter of the Estate of Lsmusl
O. Gray, deceased. Order to show cause on sale
OF real estate.
Charles MeDermo,h, Administrator Of the estate
on Lemuel Q. Gray, deceased. having on this 2lst
day OF July. 1881. filed his petition herein duly
verined praying for an order of sale of the real
estate of said decedent. for the purposes therein
SET forth. and IL appearing to the Court by said
petition that there Is personal estate whatsoever
In the hands Of said Administrator, and that It ia
necessary to sell the real estate CT said deceased
to pay the debts outstanding against the deceased
and the expenses of administration; and appear
ing further to the Court that said petition con.
forms in all respects to the requirements OF law.
1t Is ordered by the Court that all persons inter.
ested in the estate Of said deceased appear before
onr said Probate Count OH
MONDAY, August 22d, 1881,
At ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day, at the
courtroom of cur said Probate Courf in the city
of 8 attic ia SAID King county, then and there to
show cause Of any they have) why an order
should not be grantt to the said administrator to
sell much of the real estate of said deceased a.
shall be necessary and requisite to pay the charges
and debts sforeszid. And
it 10 further ordered that copy Of this order
to show cause be Published Ut least four succes.
sive weeks before said 22d day of August. 1881.
In the WEEKLY IHTELIIGENcRR. newEpaper print.
ed and published In said King county, and OF gen.
srsl cirC ulation in said county a"d Territory.
Done In opoo Court July p. 1884. se
l. n. HALL.
Judge Of the Probate Court
rERRIr9 9ey,S OF ywoassIETlSSsaTos'. SIS.
J. l. NJ. Hall, Judge and ex-officio Clerk Of the
Probate Court Of said King county, do hereby Ger.
tify that the foregoing is full, true and correct
copy Of an original order TO show cause made by
said Probate Court and entered of record on the
2ist dsy Of July. 1881, In the matter Of the estate
of Lemuel O. Gray, deceased. "a p
In testimony whereof have hereuntc Get
f-t my hand and Affixed the zeal % ssfa
I szAI4 Probate Court this 2lst day Of July,
49,. 1851. I. NJ HALL,
j23-5w Judge and ex-ofhcio Clerk.