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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-23
For the OXFORD DExocxAy.
PROF. MATHEWS ON OFFICE-SEEK-
ING

4 -
ING.
One of the mos, successful book makers
OF these times Is Prof Mathews Of Chica.
go, formerly of waterville. More than
one hundred thousand copies OF his pre-
vious works have been sold. This Is graf
flying, as they are all good books; their
style IS clear and brilliant, they are practi-
cal, manly and stimulating, and full of an
ecdotes and epigrams. His last book Is
Literary Style and other Essays, published
by 5. c. Griggs i Co., Chicago, ut sl.50.
Among these essays Is one on "oiilcc-
Seeking" which Is particularly timely in
view OF the recently exhibited ripcncd pro-
duct OF this evil in the attack upon the
President by disappointed otiice-seeker.
Prof Mathews looks upon ofllce-seeking
As national malady. The hordes who
surround every new President, and every
minor official who has bit Of patronage
at his disposal, Is humillating spectacle.
They killed Harrison by their persistent
U.
imposed upon Lincoln almost as great
burden rs that OF crushing the rebellion.
An iuordinate love OF Office Is at the bot
tom OF much of the corruption in politics.
But few OF the offices pay what almost any
profession or trade will, well followed. The
tenure OF Office Is extremely uncertain. and
n me N u al haa
from him in his absence, and that he has
acquired dislike for his old occupation.
Nothing en- Lc more destructive to priu-
ciple than a life spent in oflce-seeking.
Daniel Webster had the hardihood 10 re-
fuse lucrative Office which his father had
procured for him NJ great cost OF effort,
and which would have brought relief To
himself and father In their poverty. Had
hc accepted it he would probably have
been nothing but clerk all his life. Thos.
COrwin, when Secretary OF the Treasury,
said To a young ofllce-seeker. go West;
squat, build cabin and live q free man.
Accept clerkShip here and You will sink
at once all independence; your energy be-
comes relaxed and you are untitled in
few years for any other aud more indepcn-
dent position If you own an acre of land
IL Is your kingdom, and your cabin is your
castle, you are a sovereign aud YOU will
eel II in every throb5ing OF your pulse,
and every day OF your life will assure me
of your thanks for having given you the
advice" Advice worthy OF being followed
by every young man OF to-day.
Before the Revolution men shrank from
holding office, aud in the Plymouth Colony
a ine OF twenty-five pounds was imposed
upon one who elected 10 the Office Of
Governor should refuse 10 serve. How
far have We departed from the spirit OF
our fathers
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Nonresident Taxes.

In the town oI BrOwnheld IN the County OF OK
ford and State OF Maine, for the year 1881.
The following list Of taxes on real estate OF non
resilient owners In the town OF Brownh-Id Tor the
year isS1, In bills committed TO Ibomas L. Walker
Collector OF taxes OF aid town. on the fifteenth
day OF June. ls-l, has been rctu ned by him 10
m. rcina nng unpaid on the iiih day OF June.
ISL BY hi. certificate OF that date and now remains
unpaid and notice /. hereby given that Il the sald
t.scs int. re,t aud charges are not paid into the
Treasury OF lhc said town, within eighteen
months from the daic OF the commiinep of the said
bIls 40 much of the real estate taxed .. will be
.ufYcicut 10 pay the amount du. therefor Including
interest aud charges vii without further notice BE-
sold al public auction al T.. B eans store In sid
town. on the I'th day OF December 1851, nj :
O'Clock ia the Afternoon.
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RACES AT STATE FAIR.

The following races will be run at the
STATE Fair in Lewiston. Sept. Q. I. $
iad g:
FmSr DAY.-No. !, $50, for green
horse, $50. S4j, SIS. No. ., $500, FOR
.si ciass,-slsO, 500, $50 No. 5. slO0,
;or year olds, mile heats, best in g.
81 $50. $40.
SECOND DAY.-NO. 4, 500, for staliions
hat have never beaten = SO, SEQ, 500,
81 No. 5. slj0, minute class, $50,
81, Slj. No. 6, 500, I year olds,-stO'
81 SO.
Third DAY.-No. :, $3.50. for SO class,
81 SIS. So No. ;, $500. for ~
class, mile heats, best In 3.-sl3Q, seO.
e.. No. =, 500, for year olds- half mile
beats. best 2 in $500. $50, $40.
Fourth DAY.-No. 10. $3.50, for 81
eAss.-SS0. s45. SIS. No. IL, $500, iTee
'Or all horses raised in Maine, - $40,
s!@Q, $40. No. u, 500, for PAGERS, mile
heats, best 2 In 8, SEQ, $50, SO,
Tle above races 10 be mile heats, best
II 10 harness. exeeptin. Nos. 8. s. .
snd . aud conducted by the rules ot tho
National Trotting Association.
Heats IN each days races will be trotted
Alternately.
Races viii be started al ? p m. Horses
VII be called ~ AS.
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RE>OLUTES ~ NORWAY. Norway
went no further for men than their opp1-
nents, yet they gave them such whipping
s. no club ever before received on the
Fair Grounds 10 my knowledge" Il. L.
Clement in DEIocRAT OF Aug 10.
The bad grammar and braggadocio OF
this extract are but little more apparent
than the falslty of the principal assertions
all OF which was 20 b. expected. The
worS, whippin. on the Fair Grounds was
given Aug. ls.-ls57. when the Clipper
jrS !" OF South Paris defeated the Nor
Nays" OF Norway. Oxford AMI Raymond
by a score OF u 10 l. Has Mr.. Clement
forgotten.
Besides this, on the score book Of the
Clipper jr's, alone are the following
games: Clipper ies-. -. White Stockings
ofOxfori :; Maple Leaves ofLewlston II,
AeIives OF Poland /; Clipper jrs., "a, Ok
foEas OF Bryants Pond 3. All these games
were played on the Fals Grounds within
six years-we had almost said within Mr..
ClelneRts recollection. b. the way. the
Hridgtons whipped" the Sorvays 4! 70 q
AZ Bridgton, last Saturday.
Mr. Clements assertions about Bennett
anu base hits are equally preposterous,
ba. this wransle has gone far enough.
BASE BALL.
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Ar LaRdE -There are published In the
State OF Msiue lQT newspapers and period.
Icals. There are 9jl post Offices; or these
lO2 are money order Offices. There are
% National aud IS sav!nss banks 50 In
sGrance companies. ! I. gasligh, comp an!es,
and lis manufacturing companies " COL
leges aud academies, including three State
Normal Schools. The total population OF
Maine, according 10 the census OF lssp,
amounts 10 dts. 9ti, few th1lslnt mlre
than one-hslf thst ofthe city of New York ;
In 1870 Il was G2G.Yl5. showing an increase
OF 24.OJl ia tea years. The pOpqiI l@n al
the New Pugiand States has more than
doubled within the last any years; The
crusas shows an increase OF u per eent.
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MAsTERs N CHACSCERY.-pae follow
.as named persons were appointed BY the
Supreme Judicial Court for tie Western
District, at the July Term 1851, as Masters
IL Caauncery for Oxford County, ~ I;r
TIE new Equity law Of las, winter viz.
David R. Hastings, Geo. A. Wilson, Geo.
B.sbee, and Alfred S. Kim5alL
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Non-ilc.i,lcast Tnxcs,
In the town Of PIi. in The County Of 0xfo
E,r ik., ,sar lssI

In tho town Of Pltis m TIE County OF Oxtofu,
for the YEAR rs
The following list of taxes IN zeal estate oil non.
resident owners IN the town OF Paris a. the
Collector OF saki Town. in the ith day oi
June, 1850, has been r.-tnrnei bv him 70 me as
remaining unpaid On the 2ad dsv Of May 1851,
by his certificate OF that date. and now remain
unpaid; and notice is hereby given thai II tlse said
taxes and interest aud charges are not paid into
the Treasury OF tho said Town, within eighteen
months iron the date oI the commitment OF the
said bills. 90 much Of the real estate taxed No
will be sufficient TO pay The amount due therefor,
including interest aud charges, WILL without fur.
thor notice, De- sold at Public Auction. at the
store Of y ID. Bolster, 10 said town. on the 18th
day of December 1881, at 10 O'Clock M.
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Cotton HAAS sltOe s1d lot In
V,llsgc 40 knosn - The T.. 7.
Cation stable an lot. wrsi Of A.
t,nsi",. s!oVtlOt 20
Davis. Ex-a, lard situated On Ia mt
meaao~ Inouhtria south AMI east
ct Jac.b iioynicn'. lFni. Leins
pat u.m' and undivided.
known n, the tly AID Worm~Ood
& gee ,mh. Joseph " mes Low land
90 H. mile pro- l. north OF Moe,
Adam. tnh sad norinvsG OF \.
LOaeis lanI. 10 - IS
Cav. " lIiau IL land .ituate.i near
J I'm Mar-ton-. bounded north and
e.sI by fcy' burI line and the old
PVrisfaeli Inc. soa,h ~ the John
Marstrn farm. ~ 50
GRAY, W lillian " :. land 90 ss.t eide
~ Buxton roAd, a. called and
,own Q. the Rufus uarmoa farm.
bound q south md west b uro.
WAksErld. land. nOIth add cas-. oy
C. II. CTes.eys plaza. " 10 ~
Howard. ChAs. g.. meaioe md slt
mated on ten mile Or OK and sseo
ryer, and kpowp - iDs Albeil
Howard meadow, sni icing part
OF the former homes.eI VI tue
late Albert Hox,rd 81 DO So
Hartford Geo W., land ,itusi,.t
toathsA,, Of J. d. Howard, farm.
and beng aame n. formerly ocSd
pied by said Il ART firi =. h.. h9 aa-
s:eAt. ~ :" ~
johnson, Euw W. tsns part Of III
j mes Johnson iafin ~ hrfrs w
land situated cat OF To vie Pesrys
farm, north OF q. q CenOG farm,
south " FryecurE Line. ss4 ses,
OF Joseph Hill land. - !9o ssO
Lord IoSias. land on the eat s.is
of the El,jAh Is Bradbury farm, and
being on the wess eaHk OF ine ~Aco 49,. =, ~,
river, i'o wv - w
Plea.aLt Pond lot. bound d Forth
BY Pleasant Pond. west ny ~
Long iAfm south and eat BY road
aud stephen Lang farm: 81 acres
swan lot, ~ called. boqaie - all
sii-s ~ yr 81 bog lot: " asrs
CoEin lot. 90 Gale On Iest SIDE OF
road leading pact Ira Long izrm,
Is acr,s or one hall in copn"p
and undivided OF 80 acres OF sresi
bog. being he pant VI gr a. bog
t".usIiy taxed 10 y. rus aus
anu Issac Eyer. zd Wv IL %
MciioIa'd An.'rew, so aeres OF land
,outh OF kichAri saigenta fArm.
aud known as Ih. 5 ,mucl j ihason
farm 81 Acres oi Ia "u mHunisii
south of b Doynton iArm,b Ing
meth d Art Of lot owed Ia com
pany, viz: Era Davis and Rich
and a woi@scod lot: mae GO
Acu i'd, Ia, Su phen, land on SCUM
veal sldc at burnt meadoy moNa.
tan adjoining Porter liDe, north OF
said MrrriG-l.Is house, p ~ q
Nutter 4 Kinball, SOl screa beinga
part of the Abcl q 6.on isrg, 80
called, lying sou;h OF Fryeourx and
north 6f the Aaron Mckenney
timber land, 100 40 IL p
P.ary, Toxle, being that 2 rt ofslld
pesrys land lying sopIh OF frye- =, - =,
bl,s line. ~ - W
Roauds, Mrs. stephen land Of for.
mer homestead, situated near >.
Merritt Ids, ~ ~
Ridlon Levi. land on south side OF
burht meadow mountain anu bsst
n =. Dyer lot. so called. and south
of the d met L'Id pasture, 80 lOo ~
Sands, Amazish. land acj dining Har-
ris, Qaints farm, - u
Staples, edward land GEAR The home.
stead Of II. Lord, and northeast
OF Emery Lords farm. S Is
NATHANIEL. HILL.
Treasurer OF Brownheld.
Brownleld, Aug. lslh, ISL.
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-Noyes Drug store. NORWAY. sdveE'
tises a full stock Of goods, among them
a 10, of hammocks which will be sold
low, as the season advances. Mr.. a.
Williamson has charge Of this extensive
establishment. and is a very popular
manager.
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TEMPERANCE AND SUNDAY SCHOOLS
The National W. c. +. L. has issued a
petition 10 be presented TO the lnierna-
,onal Committee on sunday School les
sous, asking that temperance be given 4
place in Bible instruction. They have beeu
sent 10 al the pastors in the State a. far
. possible. VIII those who have received
and not signed them please 10 do 50 AZ
once and return, as the time has nearly
come when they must be forwarded 10 the
SGiiCnAl Superintendent.
Very respectfully.
Mas. II. II. SrlcKSEY.
: prnMnheld. Ne Aug 9 1881.
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UXFURD. ss;-At q Court OF probate held At
Paris. within and Tor the County OF oxford, on
the ihi Il Tuesday Of August n. ID lssl.
DNlLER kiDDER Guardian of Herbert New
i man minor enid and heir oi l., CnaId New.
IA an late OF biz IN said Couuty deceased
hiying presented his account OF guardianship oi
.ati ward for allowance
ordered, That the said guardian give notice
10 all persons Interested by causing copy OF this
order TO be publishe three weekssuccessNelytnthe
oxford Democrat prntcdAt Paris, that they may
appear Mt n Probate Court o be held 81 Paris
% said County on the thifd Tuesday OF sept next
At ' O'Clock ihtheiorepo ohand shcw cause II any
they have, against the same.
x A. FRYE. Judge.
A true copy-atte.t; II e. DAVIS, Register,
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Mas. ii. u SrIcKNET.
8. prownHeld, Me, Aug. :. 1881.

Mr.. J. w. Taylor. successor TO
Lewis o Bsion the well known Norway
;slor. j. meeting with excellent success
IN bis business. He has a splendid line
Of samples. which he makes up, or sells
BY The yard and cuts free.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-23

We recently received letter fran
Silas Burnham esq, formerly of Norway.
He IS located at Lincoln, Nebraska, and
is greatly pleased with his new home IN
the western country.
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Atrue eopy-at,c.,, II c DAVIS. Register

OXFORD. ss:-Ai Court OF Probate held NJ
Paris. within and Tor the County Of OStoid, on
the thirl Tdes iay OF August A. ID. ISL.
rINlIER klDDER GuAruIln OF Eugrnc l.. Lid.
i der minor chilI and h'if OF Lc,mo ID. Md
Ger late OF biz Held in said County, deceased
hsv log ~, ~ ntod HE ectCLLt OF gusidlsnshlp OF
sad wa-J TOR allowance.
Ordered Tina; the said Guardian give noiire TO
all per-nn. Interested, by causing copy OF this
order TO lie publi.hc,i three weeks succc s.ively
in the oxford Democrat, newspaper printed at
Paris, In said County, that they may appear at a
Probate Court. TO be held at Paris, on the third
TUESDAY OF sept next. at niue O'Clock In the fore
noon, and show cause IL any they have why the
same should not be allowed
EiIiiARD A. FRYE, Judge.
A true copy-stte.t: ~. G.. DAVIS. Reg lister.
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Bridgton Academy
The fall term Of twelve weeks viii commence
Tuesday, IuDust 23, 1881,

under the following management:
J. =. MOODY, 4. NJ Principal
Teacher Of NSirril sciences.
{. Is. STETsUS, A. b., Associate Principal,
Teacher 81 Greek and MaIhemAtics
Miss HELEN NJ. STAPLES,
Teacher ~ Latin aud Modern Languages.
A. v. srARBlRD. Principal Commcr'ial Dept.
aud teacher vi lIdu-tIi IN! Draw ing
MISS l. Il ROBINSON.
Teacher Of English aud Eloeutior.
Rrv y. LINCOLN. Chaplain.
Miss ANNIE 4. BLAKE,
Teacher Of Instrument Music.
Mss NELLIE y. GIBBS,
Teacher Of Vocal Music.
Miss FANNIE r. CLARK.
Teacher OF Drawing and Painting.
For full pai;icu'ars or clIeular,, address The
Principal or SEQ etary. or RIv. n. Lincoln.
No. bridgIon, JIi, ~ ISL.
TuOS. 10. MEAD. Seerctury.
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STATE OF MAINE.

AUGUSTA, Aug. 8. ISL. I
DURSUAST to chap q. sec. l6, of the Revived
Statutes will, at the State II easurer's Onicc,
at Augusta, on the fourteenth DAY CT September
next Al eleven o'clock q. M. sell ard convey BY
deed TO the highest bidder eli he interest u the
State in the tiscis of land hereinafter described,
lying IN uniDcorpo, sted tow nshls, the raid tract
having been forfeited 10 the stste tor State taxes
and county taxes, certified 10 The Treasurer Of
Stste for the year 1879.
The fair aud conveyance OF each tract viii be
made su' CT TO n right in The owner or part OWE.
err whose rights lave bern forfeited, To redeem
the same at any time within ne Year sirer the
sale, by pay ing tenfeIing TO the purchafer his
proportion Of What the purchaser paid therefor
at the sale with interest ~ the rate Of twenty per
cent per snnum from the time Of sale, ami one
dollar for IcleaGe, or such owner may redeem has
interest by pay ing rs aforesaid TO the Treasurer
OF State, as provided in CHI p. q, sec. As Of the
Revised Statutes.
No tract however. will be sold at = price less
than the full amount due thereon for such unpaid
State ard county taxes, iottrcSi and cost, as de-
scribed in the following sche,iu .:
OXFORD CcUsTl.
LII Acres, Nc. 5, RI. ~ 20
1880 A, X. 1. Riley Plantation, % IS
$3.50 Bachelors Grant, Is 81,
5. A. HOLBRO0K, Treasurer.
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MARRIED..

In Ro1bnry, Aug u, nv S. Reed, esa Mr.
N. L. Love- y and Miss n. A. s laiaeis 9''n VI
10 Eethel. Aug II, ny Rev. ID. Garland, George
ID II ,berlson And Miss Lizzie Stevens, both Of
Paris
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August 10. ISL.
OXFORD, ss,-M n Court OF Probate held at
Pal. uuiiLin md for the Eauniy of QxfnId on

OXFORD, ss.-At a Court OF Probate held at
Paris, within and for the County OF Oxford on
the third Tuesday OF Augu I A ID. 1881.
CARAH J. GERRiSH admin irtairis ON the CO.
y ts,e OF Nathan lei t;crrish lie OF sumner. In
raid CouI tv, deceased, having PIE nted her &C
count Of n I'm illustration Of the Es:ste OF said
tlecea sell for vi owsnce:
Ordered, That the said Admini-trairlN give notice
ali persons interested by causing copy OF TINS
order TO be published three weeks successfully IN
the Oxford Democrat printed at rsris, that they
may appear at Probate Court TO be held at Paris
IN said county onthc thiri Tuesday of Sept next,
ut uire O'Clock Ia the f5i enoon and show cause "
any They have why The srme should mol DC allowed
RICHARD A. FRYE, Judge.
A true copv-att.st: d. e. DAVIS, Register.
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weather Report.

Temperaturelastw week ~ Am.
Sunday, e4s clear; Moudsv. 50 clear; Tues
day. $50 cloudy; Wednesday, sic clear; Thars
day, 80 rain; Friday. ns rsin, Saturday,
0oe fhxry
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HEBRON
Y.

The fall term will begin
TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1881,
an contiuue Il weeks.
Board of Instructors:
". W. MAYO. Ar. Principal.
q. N. ATWOOD Principal Conner nert.
MISS ISABEL CROWwELL,A A. b.. Preceptress.
MIS- Ht1LlE W,TMAS r..o,.r A as Ms.,s
Teacher of Drawing and Painting.
The regular cour.es Of study are as follows:
Ia College Preparatory Course OF three years
II. A Select Course OF three years.
III A Commercial Course OF two fIms
students Will be graduated fiom the Select
Course the sane a. nom the Classical. Special
lacilhts will be- hnoi d,d teachers and others who
can att. nd bot or two terms. Various classes
" ~ be formed for their special couvt ence.
Mr. Atwood cing teacher Of penman, hip. Their
will he an excellent opportunity Ia attend To that
branch.
Language. ~ OF
III. her English, AW
Common English, tm
Piano Mu .ic tENra), INV
Book icrring. single and 1oab!e entry,
(ENhs), zoo
Pen manship. 80
Good board, with wool. lights and washing,
from 80 Ia tiu'. Rooms Ter selEbosrding nj
low raies. The boaIdif & house hiss been repaired
midi dmirg the vacation, and viii be Under the
cha,g &c OF Mrs.. sarah Howe.
No paiGs " ~ Ice spared 10 make The term prohl,
able aud pleasant 10 all VIII favor the school
with their vatr, nsge.
For r.. In. or bosr,i. or further information,
address Rev. =. ID. Il .ehardson, or the Secretary,
Hebron, Maine.
II. l.. PACK 1RD,
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II. l.. PICKIRD,
Secretary.
Paris Hill Academy.
The fall term OF 10 weeks will commence on
Monday, September ., 1881.
Ia charge of
C.S. RICHARDSON, Principal,

are such assistance as the scoool NAV require.
The course nf study shsIl embrace the ordinary
academic studies, aud especially Book keeping
aud Natural Sciences ia their aspiration 10 Ne
chanics nu'zciufcs and Agriculture.
Rates OF tuition as usual, 10 those coming IRON
out the district.
A course OF lessons In IndustIial Drawing,
shall be given 20 Ia sc who wish, weekly, Tree Of
ah
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OXFORD, ss:--Ats C9urt Of Praoate held ut
Paris. Within and tor the County Of o. ford
on the third Tuesday Of August A. D., 1881.
an the petition Of MARTHA n SPAULDING
I Jof Bnckield in sait County praying that
Csrlton Gardner. OF Buckaeld, be appointed Ad
ministrstor on the estate Of MARY J. Emery, late
Of Buck neld, in said County. deceased:
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice TO
all persons interested by causing +. copy Of thlR
oder TO be published three weeks succtssively In
the Oxford Democrat printed AT Paris, that they
NAV appear at Probate Courtto be held at Paris
In ali County, on the third Tuesisy of SPIT next,
At O'Clock In the forenoon and shew use II any
they have why the same should not be granted.
X A. FRYE, Judge.
A true copy, attsst:-H &. DAVIS. Register.
TIE Subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed By the Hon. Judge Of
Probate fpf the County OF Oxford and assumed
the trust or Administrator OF the estate Of
HOSEA AUST IN late Of Dixfeld
I'm said County deceased by giving bond - the Law
dlrects he therefore requests all personS
10 the estate of said deceased TO make Immediate
payment and those who have any demands there
0' " N LAMONT c. wTLLopGHBY
August Is, 1881.
THE subscriber hereby giyes puDlIc notice thai
she has been duly appointed by the Hon.Judge OF
Probate for the County OF Oxford. and assumed
the trust of AdministrAtrix Of the estate OF
RAWSON HUTCHINSON late Of Albany
law directs she therefore requests all pers )ns In
debted TO the estate Of said deceased 70 make
immediate payment; and those who have any de-
mands thereon 70 exhibit the same 10
MIRANDA WARDWELL
August l6, 1851.
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TIKI subscriber hereby gives public noticethn
he has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
Probate for the County Of Oxford and assumedthe
trust OF Administrator Of the estate OF
ISAAC n STANLEY, late OF Dixheld
In said County deceased by giving bond rs the Law
directs he therefore requests all persons who are
Indebted to the estate Of said deceased TO make I'm
mediate payment and those who have any demands
thereon to exhibitthe same to
HENRY o. STANLEY.
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Freedom Notice.

T HEREBY give notice to all whom II may con
l. Germ, that this day give to my son, Eugene
II. Taylor, his time during the remainder OF his
minority 10 act and trade for himself, and that
shall not claim his earnings or pay debts OF his
contracting after this date.
Hiram, August q, issl.
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UNfOED. - AT Count Of Probate held
Paris, within au,l Tor the County OF oxford, Oh
the third TUESDAY al August, \. II. lssl.
IOSEPu u FULLER Administrator on the
81 estate oI Eyerlins FULLER late OF Hebron, in
said County, deceased. having presented hts &C.
count Of u IN illustration OF the Estate OF siiI de
cesscd for allowance:
Ordered that s,i administrator give notice to
all pet sons interested. 10y causing = copy OF
this Older 10 be pu rli.hcd three weeks success.
lively iu the oxford Democrat printed At Paris.
that ,hsy may APP At \ Prob ate Court to DC held
nj Paris iiu said County, on the thiri Tuesday 81
September next, a. nine o'clock N the forenoon
and ,hew cAuse. II AIRY they have. why the same
should not DC allowed.
X. A. FRYE, Judge.
A true copy-aitcst: II. 4. DAVIS. Rgister.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-23
August 10. 1881.

TIIk supscribcr hereby gives public notice that
no has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge o;
Probate for the County Of Oxford and assumed the
trust of Adm Illustrator of the estate OF
MARY j. MAXWELL late 81 lieihel
In said County deceased by giving bond as the Law
directs; he therefore requests all persons who are
Indebted TO the estate Of said deceased to make Inn
mediate payment and those who have any demands
'"''' " INOCH W. WOODBURY..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-23

THE subscriber herebv gives public notice that
sue has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
Probate for the County Of Oxford and assumed the
trust OF Administrative Of the estate OF
REUBIN w. COLE. LATE OF Greenwood
in said County deceased. By giving bond rs thelsw
dirt cts she therefore requests all persons who are
Indebted 10 the estatc &c said deceased TO make
immediate pay ment, and those who have any de-
snalds thereon TO exhibit the same to
EDNA j. COLt.
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