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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-11-15
Railway WRECKS.

q train consisting OF an engine, and one
combination baggage and passenger car jumped
a 40-foot trestle near Cuba, N. Y, on the 18th.
Engineer James France was killed and Fireman
Charles CreeSey seriously injured. The escap
of the passengers was miraculous.
Near Limerick Station, on the Reading road.
heavy timber5 were thrown across the rails on
the night of the 10th, and an extra coal tram
was badly wrecked by dashing into them.
By a collision near Jackson on the 10th inst.
two engines and seventeen cars were demol-
ished. A fireman was injured. The mishap
occurred on the New York and New England
road.
An accident on a railway in Algiers caused
the death of ten persons and injury of thirty
six.
Two Wabash engines were smashed on the
track near Havana, Illinois, and ten cars of
freight we're wrecked.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-11-15

boat containing seven men capsized in
Coos Bay, Oregon. Two were drowned and a
third severely injured
Neal Slicer, prominent farmer, living near
Bellefontaine, Ohio, was seized with an epiep-
tic fit the night of the Sd inst, and fell into
the fire, which burnt half of bis face away. He
was dead when found.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-11-15

DETROIT, November 8.-The fuller
returns tonight do not change the re-
suit on the state ticket. The republi-
cans lose their governor by 5000 or 1O,-
900, and carry the rest Of the state ticket
by an equal or larger majority. The
legislature is republican on joint ballot
beyond doubt, In congressmen there
are extraordinary changes. The demo-
Gratis, from present appearances, will
carry Maybury in the First District,
Eldridge in the Second, Yaple in the
Fourth, Hauseman in the Fifth, Winans
in the Sixth, and Carleton in the Sew
enth. The republicans viii have the re-
mainder unless the Ninth joins the
stampede, from which there are not yet
sufficiently definite returns to determine
the result. This gives majority of the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-04-04
OUR GREAT SORROW.
BI 7. .. WHITEHEAD.

Mr.. Whitehead sent copy of thu:
poem TO Mrs. Garfield, and recently
showed US letter from this distinguished
lady. acknowledging its receipt. and
thanking him for the kindly feeling IL
expressed. This letter from Mrs. Gar
field will be treasured BY Mr.. Whitehead
and his friends during all time and ito
value will increase with the years which
carry Us away from the terrible distress
which led to It's composition.
4 wall Of woe was In the air,
The Nation sought relief In prayer:
ON, Father, pass this bitter cup,
And raise our Nations Idol up.
But. list. the mandate from on High
II is his better time TO die;
Nay, lis not death. but Higher life
Hes FREE from toll and care and strife.
our Father God, THAT MOTHER cheer.
Bless THAT WIDOW and CHILDREN dear,
For, though with grief now stricken sore.
lie il not lost. but gone before.
The world Ia sadness bending low,
The sympathetic tears will iow:
Zach tear may inspiration be
Nearer. nv God, siin nearer Thee.
Ills record closed, his purer life
May soften sect and party strife.
The Nations heart. tried IS by nre,
should higher. nobler deeds aspire.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-04-04
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Smnday: The funeral OF the Poet Long
fellow occurred at Cambridge Mass. /;
there were private services at his hf4 res
idence. and public services IN An en
Chapel conducted by Profs. Peal and
Everett of Harvard College. --RI 1hond,
Va. was visited by the most destructive
fire since that of 1865 when the rebel troop4
left 1.-THE city; loss nearly 81 900, 900, -
The Imprisonment OF priest in Ireland
caused great excitement, and nearly euI.
minated In general insurrcction In one
county.
Monday. There was another turbulent
scene in the House; Speaker Kiefer dis
missed one of the official stenogrsphers.
-Congressman Hubbell OF Michigan was
chosen Chairman OF the Republican Con-
gressional Campaign Committee. Attn
third trial the Republicans OF Bid 'eford
elected their Mayor.-A powder eIplo.
sion at SanFrancisco killed IL aud wound
ed four persons.
Tuesday: General Butler declined TO take
up Gulteaus casc-There was q so, 900
Ore at Gardiner, Me.-The Senate passed
the Tariff Commission Bill.
Wednesday: Walker Hall, the finest OF
Amherst College buildings, burned; loss
$3.50. 200. Twelve persons were killed
BY s tornado in Georgia, and large amount
OF property destroyed. papers re-.
ported 81 900 people In Arkansas alone as
being destitute by reason OF the recent
hoods.
Thursday: Mrs. Daniel Deshon OF Port
land, aged l0i years, died.-A Missis-
sippi steamer was burned near Memphis,
and % lives lost.
Friday March went out like lion.---
The Army Appropriation Bill was debated
In the House. Gen. Strelinkor, the Rus
sian prosecutor OF military affairs, was as
ssssinated at Odessa. The Holderness
School for boys at Plymouth, n. H., wa,
burned.-The Andre monument at Tap
pan, y. Y, WAS destroyed by dynamite
there have teen several attempts Of late to
deface H.
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Messengers Notice.
DrFfCE OF THE suExifF oF OXFORD CoUS1
STATE OF NAME

OFFICE OF THE SuExlFg oF OXFORD COUNTY
STATE OF MAINE
,AtORD, IS. M ueh I'D. \ ID. ISL.
INHIS is To give Noise thtt on the 2!l day Of
March. A. u lss!. W,rrtnt IN Insol.
yency was il sued gu: OF the Court OF Insol vencv
r said e ,uuty OF sori, ssaia.s tn, state OF
WILLIAM W. Bird OF Albany Afju iged %
~ an Insoyent Debtor, Oh psiition ofsth Debtor
xhich petition wa flcd o. the sl,t day ON lrch
A. u. iss,, q which last named da,e intcres, on
;laims Is 10 b. mDut ID; That the payment OF
,ny debts and The delivery and transfer Of any
royer;y b.icng ing 10 said debtor. {, him for
his us. and the delivery and transfer OF Any prop
,.rty BY him are forbidden by law; Thna me-ting
II the Creditors o. aid Debtor, TO prove their
Debts and choose one or more Assgnees Of his
sta e. VIII he held at Court or Insolvency to be
Golden II rari, in said Couaty, on sssesneteenth
lay OF April, A. u. lsSa. q! nno O'Clock in the
forenoon.
Given under my hsI the date hrst above writ.
ten ALvAS GOODWIN Deputy sheriff,
as Messenger of the Court or 10 soiveney Tor SAID
County of OK ord.
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OF THE COUNCIL.

WEAKNESS OF THE COUNCIL.
The Argus Of Saturday has special
dispatch from Augusta which declares
that the Council Is weakening on the
matter Of appointments. The following
is an extract from the dispatch relating
to the Pension Agency controversy;
But now they have discontinued the
ofice. transferred Il 10 the secretary OF
states Office. and the secretary has detail
ed one or his clerks, Mr.. Whidden, To at
tend the clerical work In the Office. This
OF course threw Mr.. Gallagher out of a sal
airy OF nine hundred year. IL would not
do TO shelve the doughty major, so he was
put into the down stairs office formerly &C.
cupied by Mr whidden, at q salary OF 81
COO year. By this mastery stroke The
Council have killed three or four birds at
one shot. Got rid orMrs. Simpsons nom-
nation, got q little bigger salary for Gala
CHER and whidden, aud possibly got them
selves out ofa box which was hourly grow
iug more and more uncomfortably snug.
There are other signs Of weakening on the
part OF the Council which will be made
prominent as time wears on.
If the argus is correct in this matter,
il seems TO us. that instead of weakening
the Council has played very shrewd
game, carrying its poin, without prolong-
ing a use less conflict with the Governor.
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Ncxscuxer's Notice.
Dyyick Of THE sugNirF OF OXTJtD CJUS
STATE az MAINE.

DFficE OF THE susNiff or OAF)tD CJUSfi
STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, So March -. A.D Is.
INuI. u 70 give notice, That on The ~
/ day OF " irei. A u. lssl warrant 10 inso'
ENJOY vas i,-uci out Of tue Couu OF Insolvency.
or said CouniV OF OXFORD, agaias! the estate o!
IOsEPH ~. JONES of Norway In said county
,djudscd 10 bean iasolyeni doctor. on petlilJn O.
,,ii debtor, when pc,i,ion wAs hlcd On IN. ?lsi
lay OF March 4. u. iss.. 10 which last named
i,te Interest on cIalns 4. - Dc oompute that Tue
symcnt Of any debts and the delivery aud transfer
# an, property belonging to said debtor. TO him
u r his use AMI Iae delivery and transfer OF any
property BY him arofJrOilicn ny lAS; that a meet
In OF III. editors OF SAID debtor, 10 prove their
isbts and choose on. Or more Ass,xnees or his
Estate viii be held At Court OF iasolScncy to be
iDlicn AZ the Probate court room, IN ia 4" 10 saii
t,,uoty of O,ford. on the i9sh day OF April
a. u iss! a. nine O'Clock in the forenoon.
Giyenunder ny h AMI tae date hf.I ABOVE written
WARKEN -. DOUGLASS, deputy cherid,
4, Me,.,pger ot the Court OF In,DNeucy ior said
r,nnlv NJ oxford.
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OBITUA AIRY.

BETHEL, April lst, lSS2.-Mrs. Phcbe
Kimball died in Bethel, Thursday
morning, March SOth, at the advanced age
Of al years, 10 months. Phebe Chadbourne
was born in Gorham, Maine, June ith,
1870. Ia early life she moved with her
father, Dea. James Chadbourue, 10 Har-
rison, aud in lsll was united in marriage
with Aaron Kimball, OF Brldgton. who
died in 1880, leaving his widow and six
children. two OF whom she has buried,
aud four survive her-Lyman y. kimball
OF Portland; Mrs. J. S. Powers, OF Frye
burg Mrs. Z. W. Woodbury., OF Bethel;
and Mrs. Samuel Vance, OF Jersey City,
V. J. Mrs. kimball, early in life, united
with the Cougregationslist church In
North Bridston, and although not possess
ei OF an abundance OF this worlds goods,
yet her hear, was open to the cry OF the
distressed, and her hands ready 10 minis
ter 70 their wants. Her life was truly one
ofchristi.u work, and for the past three
years being laid aside from labor by a
stroke OF paralysis, while visiting her son
in Portland, she has had every thing done
for her which loving hearts could suggest
aud willing hands could do. For the past
two years she has been with her daughter
in Bethel. Mrs. +. W. Woodbury., whose
constant care and untirIng devotion have
shown that filisl Hove, which looks not 10
earthly treasures for its reward. Satur-
day, the funeral rites were attended by
Rev. S. L. Bowler, at the house OF E. w.
Woodbury.; the Congregationalist Choir
rendered some appropriate music, led by
L T. Barker. Children, grandchildren
and great grandchildren, took the last
look at the loving face; lovely even in
death, and the earthly remains were de-
posted In the family burying ground, In
Greenwood Cemetery, Bethel, by loving
hands. Blessed are the dead, who die in
the Lord. Yea, saith the Spirit, they do
rest from their lsbors. aud their works do
follow them"
Mrs. Hattie. wife OF Mr.. Henry Wilder
OF Boston, Mass, died al her residence,
80, Edinboro ST., March 92nd, amer 9
brief illness. A. her request, her remains
were brought 10 oxford, it being her ma
tive home. and laid by the side OF her
father aud mother. She expressed he.
willingness 10 20 20 that Home beyond,
where friends meet never TO part. Asa
wife, mother and friend, she was ever
faithful; always striving to make those
around her happy. She leaves large
circle OF mourning friends, who will long
remember her many deeds OF charity.
Although she has gone from our side, we
trus, that she has entered the rest. prepar-
ed for the children Of God. D.. c.
Died, at the residence OF Charles Bean,
Saltwater, MINI, March gath, Mrs. Gym
thia Partridge Chssley. Aged 81. Mrs.
Chesley was ustive OF Paris, Maine, and
many old friends in the "Piue Tree State, F"
will read the news OF her death with q
sigh and q tear. Sne has lived in Still
water the past - years, and her sterling
rood sense and warm heart, made friends
of all with whom she was thrown In con.
tsct. The close OF well spent life, found
her crowned with honor-Fros Still,ea,sr
MINI. SsS-
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Messengers Notice.
OFFICE OF rHE SHERIFF. OF OXFORD Cot
STATE or MAINE.


STATE or MAINE.
OXFORD. ssh ,rrh q T. \. ID 49,.
Nnis u O. give notice. Tat on The 22I
i day Of MIcn, \ II. lss!, warrant IN
insolvency va. issuel out OF the Court of sol
yeney for said county OF oxford, against the
state OF LOWELL II SMITH OF Canton sd.
lndgc 10 he an iasJlyyu: Debtor, on petition OF
aid Debt T which petition was died ON the
:, d,y OF March 40 lSss - which last nam
- date interest On claims 10 % be computed; That
he payment OF any debts and the delivery and
rlnsler OF any property belonging - said debt.
or, 20 him or for his use ,And the delivery AM
transfer OF any property 10y him 10 iorbidden by
Aw; ,at meet ns % "a, efc r. o.
nj debtor. 10 prove their debts ADD choose
one or more Assigutrs OF his estate, will be held
a court OF Insolvency 10 Dc holden nj the Pro.
aIe court Room 10 Paris, 10 said county OF Ok
ord on the lBh day OF April ID 1852, at
o'clock In the forenoon.
Given under ny hand the date drs. above writ
'en KOSELLO 4 BhRRDWS, Dcputy SherIh
as Messenger OF The '.ougt Of Insolvenc5 Tor said
q Oxfnrl
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A true eopy-a,iest: IL. c. DAVIS, krgI-'
OXFORD, s,:-A, a Court of Probate held Z.

OXFORD, ss:-At Court of Probate held ~
Paris, within and for the County Of oxford
on the third Tuesday Of VI arch. A. 10. lss..
"ULDAH u. LIBBY presents a cerltil Ia
III -trum- 1t purportink to be the last WIN and
Testament of samuel LIBBY. tate Of Denm.k.
in said County. deceased Tor Probate, pray. tazt
La iah L. Liboy of Csmb ridge, State Ct Mass. Dc
appointcd Administrator vi n tho ~ili anaex,d I'd.
Ordered, That the laid petitioner give noIice 10
all persons interested by causing q COPY OF
this order 20 be published three weeks
successfully In the Oxford Democrat printed
at Paris that they may appear At u Probate
Court TO be he'd at Paris la said County on the
third Tuesday OF April next at v O'Clock A. n AMI
show cause II auy lacy have, why the 81 d in.uu
mcnt shoaid not DC proved approved aud allowed
as the las. Will Aad testament OF said deceased.
X. A. frye. Jadse.
true eopy-attest III &C. DAVIS Register.
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A tru. eOpy-a,te.t:-H. c. DAVIS. Register.
oxroKp, s.:-A, Court Of Probate held a,

OxFoRO, ss:-At Court OF Probate held nj
Paris within and Tor the County 81 OxiOrc
on the fret Tuesday Of March A ID ISL.
NIL Is. BEAN Administrator on the 'sttie 81
IL John fogg late OF Brovn1cli. IN sail County
olOxtor /. deceased having presented HIS account
OF administration OF the estate OF said d'c'ssed
Tor allowance:
ordered, That the said Administrator give notice
TO all persoas Interested By causing copy OF This
order 10 be- published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY IN
the Oxford Democrat printed al Paris, that they
NAV appear at q Probate Court u be held at Psris
IN said county on the Ihud TUESDAY OF Ap 81 next
at nine O'Clock In the enoon aud show cause u
any they have why the same should not be ailoS
RICHARD A. FRYE, Judge.
A true copy-attest: II. Z. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-04-04

M. NJ. Phinney of Norway put in
his immense stock Of spring goods, last
week; bat We were so busy with Court
affairs, his advertisement. was not chang
ed. We invite the attention of all our
readers TO his new ed. which appears this
week, for we all need dry goods, and
should learn where they are kept in lar
ges, quantity and at lowest prices. We
have found that we can trade as well
with Mr.. Phinney as we can in the city,
and he has large class of customers
who formerly shOpped in Portland and
Boston. We predict that this trade will
grow year by year, as people learn that
il i, for their interest to keep their mon
CIV at home, and save car fare.
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STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD. Cont 90 Inspvsncy, ilh Wed.
mes lay OF March A. u. ias..
Ia the IN alter Of iIiIi u stevens ~ Rihel In
-oyeat u 1-.. / 3. heTtJY 90 t-t-,i. at notice
ne gv,n 10 al p.r.on. in,rrr- TED IN ~" settle
n.ut o. the l. n. .,,3 at ct Nv "a u. usl sin AZ
.iyn.c 90 he ,'.V. nin in-olvtbt d,bsor, oY
aust x eJps 81 III, uI,i e {" b. published two
se-k. surC-..iyeiy - IN OF I'D " inocrat
asS.r, - n.t itIl 10 -.- t,-rti - Ity. that
the, ma p-t,f 81 49, "a st 49,. I,-,ss g DO
a.tI At th1 PGoJItc CJaFt HIo-n, ga the third
" rdoe.ity OF April. nsSt, a. nin> o'dl, IN
hr Tor cnool snd be heard tnereo 4 ant OBI SCI "
,hey see cause X. \. FRYE Juisc
Of In.o' ycncy Curt. Oefori Co.
I'm. r,-- Nt.s o q - nAyf- ysft tT.
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A true copy-sItesl: II. Z. DAVIS. Register
oxruhp. s,:-A, Court Of Prob u. led az

oXF0RD, ss:-At = Court OF Prob ~ held al
Pars. within and Tor the Codaty oi ONJId Oh
the tn Id Tuesday ot March. 4 ID. u
INSrllEk IS. POOR nztn-d tx scutTiS In Ger
IL tain Instrument p1rpoEtins to be the lasl
VIII ami TeslAm ;ni OF Eben Poor. late OF Anio
yer Ia sal CouatS, deceased, having resented
the same 10 ProDstc:
ORDERED. that the slid eKeeuuir give notice
10 all persons interrs trd BY cau,ing a copy of Thu
ordec 10 be Published three weeks nc es.ively Ia
the Oxford Democrat, printed NJ Paris hat ihei
nav appear at Prob Ate Court 10 be held at Paris
Ia said COanty, on The third tn, slay If Aprl
next q, , o'c'ock the lot enuon, and show Cause
II .ny they have. why the said Instrument should
40 be proved app owed, aud lJs,d as the last
WI 4 and Testament OF said deceased.
X. A. RYE, Judge.
true Capitalized: III. G. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-04-04

-Horatio Staples Of Portland adver-
tises the Globe Kid Gloves, to be sent
by mail for 81 per pair postage paid.
These are three button gloves in colors
or black, warranted. IF they rip or tear
in putting on, new pair will be given
in exchange. Mr.. Staples always does
just As he adyertises, and none OF our
.yeaders need fear to send him the 8 for
a pair Of these excellent gloves.
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I. Asy person who tales . paper regularly
ron tbs ONCE whesher dlreceet 30 his name or
Aaotker's. OF whether he has Subscribed or not
10 responsible for TIE pas mcnf.
Q. II person orders his paper discontinued,
~ nua pay all arrearsges, or the puelssher may
eonfinus 20 send 10 until payment 10 made, and
collect the whole amount, whether the paper 10
sAksA rrom the once or not.
Z Ths Court have decided thxtreflislng 10 a he
nswsp&pers and periodicals nom The peel once,
OF removing ana leaving them uncAllei Tor, 10
prAa fncss evidence OF fraud.
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I'm re Of Charles d. Hoi;, sc Insolvsnt
ASSIGNEC'S SALE,

NyOrICE 10 hereby given that 1 shall sell a
MI A. d. 1852 at ten O'Clock A. n. at the store
n cnrs Bssdiord. In Canton, the right in equity
of said deb.or, ct the date OF his Warrant o. II.
soisenoy, TO Iedc.m he following real estate
namely: Ons unIiyided hair part In caGpon al
m. Md Building, 50 ca led. Together wi h the ma
rbinery ami wafer power herewith eonnec tel
n lao The sand now occupied by him and the land
herewith connected, about eight acres.
JAMES IRISH, Assignee.
Canton, March 81, lee.
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STATE OE MAINE.

OXFORD SIS Court OF Insolvency, Paris,
March - !, l~ss.
NAHUM MOORE Assignee Of the estate OF
~ Marquis A. Hanson of Buck1eld petitions
Tor an ORDER of lie OF the following described
cal Estate viz: lot numbered seventeen In the
second range II the kmball mile so called. 10 the
Gown of An lover and the same said Hanson had
If Albert Colby; also lots numbered hh.en and
-ixteea in the second rage OF lots Ia ihs Rmba II
m lie 20 called; al,o los numbered il;,sen and
sixteen In the nrst range OF lots in The kimbi al
mile All In the town OF ndCyef.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-04-04

The NounfaiHeer, published by v.
v. Twi,chell. a, Gorhsna, y. H., enters
upon It's sixth volume with the current
.unbsr. 1t does no, seem SIX years ago
that the ea,srterprise originated. but so
il 10. And by bright Wit and hard work.
the editor has been able 10 make 1t a
permanent institution. We hope he
may get rich out OF IT,
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With Supplement.
J. COURT MARCH TERM, 1882.
DASroRTH, J, Presiding.
COURT OFFICERS.

II. {. Esrrs. DID, Chaplain.
JANIS =. WRIGHT, Clerk.
AlFRED s. KINBALL, CoWniy .t,,orass.
Miss CoRNKllA PULSISER, R'Por'T.
WILLIAM DOUGLASS. ShsrF.
W. q. DOUGLASS, JGil,r.
Il. A. BARRows, D>pUty.
4. Il. GOODWIN,
{. VI. woKNEIL,
J. L. PARKER,
W. 4. B.RRows. NssseRger.
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Atrue copy ansst:-H. c. DAVIS, Rexistei

THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice that
% has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
he trust Of Admin istrator debonis noa with the
will annexed OF the Estate OF
NATHANIEL STACY late ~ Dixdeld,
70 said County, dseessed, By giving bend - ths
law directs; he therefore requests all persons in
dcoted TO the estate OF said deceased 70 make i'm.
mediate payment; and those who have any do
mands thereon, 70 exhibit the same to
DAVID 3. 3. BATES.
March aIsk iasa
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Notice OF Second Meett"g of Creditors In
Insolvency.

ITO The creditors OF william Adams OF s,oooham
i In the County OF Oxford, and state o.
That win the approval OF the JIdge of tho Cour
of Insolvency for sad CountF OF Ottori. the
second meeting Of the creditors OF sal insoiScn1
Is appointed 10 be held At III Prob tie Iluri room
in Psris In sat q County OF oSfor Lon "Wednesday
the lo,h dW or April 4 ID. ISL, at O'CLOCK IN
the lorenoJn. You will govern yourselves accord
lngir.
Given under my hInt AMI IN orIer OF Court
this - dav III Marsh. A, u. To-,
uEaHICK T.. DAVIS. R,yi-tef or IN, Curt oil
Insolvency for sail COUNTY OF DsfOrl.
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OXFORD, ss;-At q Court OF Probate held At
Paris within and for the county Of oxford on
the third Tuesday Of March A. ID lss2
nTIS WARREN and JOEL L. MORRILL,,
" IUstos On The estaie OF ISAIAH warm,
late OF Fryeburg. In said County. deceased, hav.
ing present ed their account OF admin is;raton OF
the Trust Estate VI said deceased for allo sance
Ordered, That the said Trustees give notice
10 all persons ioterss.ei by causing copy OF tni,
order to be published three weeks successivvly In
may appear al PROBATE Court 10 be held at Paris
In said Juuty on the third Tuesday of April next
az O'Clock in the forenoon and show cause II any
they have why the same shou not be allowed.
X. A. FRYE, judge.
A true copy-a.te.t: II. C. DAVIS R.xi.tey
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OXFORD, ss:-At Q Co urt OF Probate held At
Paris, on the third Tues day OF March A. ID. 1897
nSMAG G. WIGHT Guardian CT Charles
" A. Austin, minor emil and heir Of late
Of Dixhsld In said County, hsv ing presented his
account Of Guardianship OF said ward for allow
anc..
Ordered That the said Guardian dive notice
TO all persons interested by causing q copy Of this
order TO be published weeks successiyeIy in The
Oxford Democrat printed At Paris, that they may
appear at Probate Court TO be held at Paris
In said county on the third Tuesday OF Apr next,
~ O'Clock In the forenoon and sbev cause II zgy
they have Why thu came sko.ld Iot be allowed.
RfCHARU A. FRYE, Judge
Atruecopy attest IL c, DAVIS Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-04-04

TEMPERATURE LAST WEEK AT A. NJ
Sunday, 100, clear; Monday, "a : foggy;
Tuesday, Is ,, cloudy; Wednesday, 2Oo,
clear; Thursday, 219 rain, Friday, 100,
clear; Saturday, ~ cloudy.