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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-02

E. SUMNER. April 2s.-Several changes
in the ownership OF real estate have &C.
Cured lately, some Of which have already
been chronicled. Among the latest that
has occurred is the sale Of Henry Young's
stand to Josiah S. Hodgdon, Hodgdon is
at present running store in this place.
His SOD, Josie, Is running job printing
press aud also preparing an advertising
sheet for free circulation. Hodgdon adver-
tises his farm for sale.
The experimenting School Committee
OF Sumner have adopted Harpers' Geogrs-
phies for use in the schools. 1t is grand
work and will be put In at rates so low as
to burden no one. The main object In
changing is to secure better books and
consolidate classes, thus saving time and
expense.
Stephen Doten, who lost his house by
fire last winter, will soon erect another
upon the old site.
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OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.

ANpovER, April 27.-The roads are fast
becoming dry.
A mock trial, held under the auspices OF
the High School Lyceum, came OF April
goth. After the preliminaries were ar
ranged, Mr.. C. II. 0ttlgnon was arraigned
for the larceny of the old bell tongue. The
trial lasted an hour and half, and pro-
voked good deal OF merriment from the
audience which filed the hall to overflow
ing. The Jury brought in a verdict OF
"not guilty" No further cases being
ready. Judge" s. T. Jones adjourned the
Court for two weeks.
Henry A. Mills, esq, has commenced
work on his new house.
ID. G. Berry & Son are having their US
ual good luck with lambs this spring;
from a flock OF twenty-three sheep they
have forty six as nice lambs as are often
seen.
The drivers are signing for rise OF
water.
htN. hE. tupSf Va VIZ %'a'
Church, preached his farewell sermon last
Sunday.
Mrs. II. W. Poor returns from Spring
field. Mass. where she has been spending
the winter, this week
We are informed that William Mason OF
Bethel, has purchased the Falls property,
including Ellis falls water privilege, one
OF the best unused water powers in Oxford
county, and in the centre OF an immense
birch territory.
wsrdwell & Martin have Just opened
large stock OF ready made clothing. II
every gentleman In Andover Is not dressed
in q nobby suit, amer this il will not be
the fault OF the aboye-nsmed company.
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So. WoopsTocx.-It Is very sickly In
this vicinity and has been for some time.
Mr.. Charles Davis, worthy citizen, died
recently with lung fever. All lung trou-
bles seem to be very prevalent. Mrs. Ezra
Ridlon has also passed away. She was
great sufferer, having cancer on the face
She was the oldest person in the town OF
Woodstock, being ninety-seven years OF
age. She was an exemplary Christian
woman.
Farmers are commencing operations on
a small scale, but most labd IL not Mt to
to work on vet. Sugar business Is closed
up, having had rather light run or sap.
FHIIX.
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Dated April ilih, 1852.
STATE OF MAINE.


OXFORD, Is: board OF County Con nissioasrs,
December Session, 1881; held by adj ,urnmcni
lS.}
Upon the foregoing petition. satisfactory evidence
aaving been received that the petitioners are 10
spousioe and that inquiry into the merits OF their
spplic alton 1. expedient IL 10 Ordered, That the
County C1mni- sioners meet At thi posI-ofic;
Canton Point On fridty the 9th day OF jams next
AZ ten Of the clock a. m and thence proceed ~ NeS
the ROUTES IN. ntioued Ia said petition Immediately
alter which view. \ hearing Of the parties and VII
u.sses Will be hid At some c)nvenient plhc; In The
vicinity AMI sucn other measures taken In the
premises as the Commissioners shall judge pr )per
And IL Is further ordered, that notice OF the TIM
place and purpose OF the CommissiOners' mretins
,ioresaid b. given 10 ali person. aud corporations
Interested. BY causing atestcd copies OF sai peli
don aud OF this order Ihereou 10 be served upon the
,l.rk OF the Town OF Canton, an also posted up
N three public places Ia said town ani published
.hree weeks successfully in the OSfJri Dem Jcra,
lewsp iper priutei u. Pm Ia .ali Cldity of Ok
ord the Irst Of sail publications and each of toe
.tner u ,tIcss. To b. miie, served aud posted a.
lie tst thirty DAYS before said time Of mee,inGt h
..nd that ali person, zni cIrp jrations may theo
md there appear and snew case IL say they hav-
Sny the prayer Ut said pctIoacr, sl)ili not D:
grated
Atte,-:- JAMES, WHOLE CLERK.
true copy OF said re.lIioa sni crler OF eVuri
thereon.
Attest - JAMES 5. WRIGHT. Clerk
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so well that we cannot single any one for
special compliment. Dennis, the fair SON
OF the Emerald Isle, brought down the
house again aud again BY his wit and in
tellect which they are al noted for both In
the United States and other quarters OF
the world. The entertainment was met
with so much admiration that they are to
repeat It this evening, and in the minds OF
the hearers 1t will be este perpetual.
Mrs. F.. G. Fife has returned from New
York, where she has been to re-furnish her
store for the coming summer season.
A CITIZEN.
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Adntn,.trator's sale.

PURSU mt n license from the Hon judge
II Probate, ior the Coun's ofox ori, sh'll SCI
AZ public Auc ion un 3 iity tbs twenty sixth da'
Of NAV A ID ls.2 Ht two ~ clock IN the afternoon
Z tue Umb.xug House. In the town Of Upton u
..li ,;,unty of Oxford all rixht title and iat.rss'
sh,ch " iliirm ! Abbott late II Upton, Ia sIii
ounty OF Nford decc t.ed, had 10 aud 10 TINS 10
osins describ.d real estate, viz: the homsste "a
arm o. ths .ad walism l. ABB 1T, contiiaiix
,bouI one hundred rcrcs, one tracl OF wool an J
timber land IN said UPTON continuing about niis
.tx acr-, and Also ne tract 81 Won't ant rmo .
md .ituatrd In the town Of pxbnry la call
Couaty OF oxford containing abJut one hundred
acres.
GEORGE q. ABBOTT, Adminirtritor
Dated this sIsti.y OF April, ID. Isss.
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MessenRer,s Notice.
OFFICE OF THE GuEkIPF OF OXFORD COUNT
STATE or MAINE.


STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, ss.:-apr'l l9.A Is-3.
THIS H. to give No'ire thar on the Ioh dav n
i April. A. ID lss2. Warrant in Jn.o,
vency was issued cut OF the Court Of I-soIyenc,
f.r ssid County orOxf"rd, aga inst ihs estate ri
WALTER s. FUTTERS fstoneham ~ iu.ired Z.
b. All Insovert Debtor. On psii,ion of. it D.hto,
" hich petition wa. nled on the lsth day or Ap,p
A. d. lss2. & hich LAST named dsfe interesi ~,
c inns ia 10 be M ut ID That the payment O
any d. bts and The delivery and trsnsrr Of an,
property belonging To said debtor, t, him or for
hi. use. snd The delivery and transfrr ofsn, prop
eIIy by him are forbidden by law; Thua meeting
OF the Creditor 81 sid Debtor. 70 pr we th-Ir
Debts ard choose one or more Assignses OF hi
estate, W u b- held At Conri OF Insolvency. N hs
holden az Pari, In said County, On the seventeenth
day Of May, A. u. Iss9. at nino O'Clock In the
forenoon.
Given under nv hsrd The date nr.t shove writ
ten ALV>S * GOowlN Depn'y shsriH.
as Messenger IF The Court OF IL solvency for SAL
County of OXFORD
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Com uis,iOners' Notice.

Tue unders igned hav ing bern app Ell By the
Hon. Judge OF Probate for ihs County OF Off,ri
4. mn i.siOners TO receive and examine the claims
Of creditors against the estate OF Charles fulsi
Ter late OF sumner in said Lounty dec 'asei. req
r.sentrd inso went hereby give notics that elk
months from the 2lst dsv Of March d, date OF
said DpolntnientI are allowed - saii creditor.
In which To present and prove Their G AIMS and
IN Al Iury " mi be in session a. the dwelling hOus.
OF ames J Abbott in raid sumner on ihe h'st
lay OF June and the twelfth day OF septsmos'
q, xt NJ oDs o'clock 10 the afternoon for IN Puf
pose OF receiving and examining sald claims
JAMES ABBOTT
ISRAEL A FLETCHER.
Dated al sumner the 2J.n day Of April a. u. ls'2.
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With Supplement.
A REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION
WILL BIZ HELD IN
CITY HALL, PORTLAND.
On Thursday, June 10Th, 1882,
At IL O'Clock A. N,

At II O'Clock An,
For the purpose OF nominating a candidate for
Governor and four ca didates for Represent
atiyes In Congress, TO be supported al the sep
TENDER Election. and 10 transact any other
business that may properly come before II
The basis of Representation viii be as FOL
lows; each city, town, and plantation VIII DC
entitled 10 one delegate. and for each seventy
ave votes cast for the Republican Candidate
for Governor In lSs an additional delegate, and
for q fraction Of forty votes.in excess OF seven
ty-nye votes, an additional delegate.
The State Committee will be in session In the
Reception room Of the City Han, af nine O'Clock
on the morning the Convention, for the pur'
pose OF receiving the credentials OF delegates
All citizens OF Maine, whatever may hereto.
fore have been their party affiliations, who
believe In the purity OF the ballot and honesty
In its count, Ia popular government unob-
s;ructed by Executive usurpatiOns, In AN In
dependent and honest judiciary. vhosc judges
shall not be exposed to the assaults OF partizan
hatred and revenge. In a safe and sound cur
rency for the people; in reasonable encour-
Agement and development OF our industries,
and protection OF our LAbo-ers against the
cheap labor OF Europe. by wise and judicious
laws, in efficient measures for the encourage
ment OF American shipping and ship-building
in popular education; In temperance, In an
economical. Just and efficient administration
OF public Affairs, are cordially invited to unite
with the Republicans OF the state in selecting
delegates 10 this invention.
Per order Republican ; ate Committee
WM. 2. FRYE, chairman.
TRxD y, Dow, Secretary.
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TO The Honorable Chairnas aad board Of County
Coamlss,oaers ia and for hs ceanir @ oEfors
aad State Of kains.
ID ESPECTFULLY represents the undeTsisa ID
III ciuTens Of .zid County Of oxford, ihst your
Honorable board view locate ana lay "us coun
u rosd. beginning NJ or q, ar the foot OF Learned
Hiil 20 call.i, on The Westerly Bank Of the Al
droscorgin Il liver al the county road leadios iroa
Canton Point 10 Jay Bridge. and On the southeriJ
-ids Of said h III, and continuing a. or near the
line OF the road - oase mace and travelled down
the bank OF said River 10 he same county rad
on the Easterly side Of said Hill and ~ In duty
bound will ever pray.
E.CHlLDS and i2l others.
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SoUTn PARrs-April has been a cold
month. No extra charge for this item.
A. +. Shurtled talks OF erecting n ine
residence on the site OF the house recently
burned.
Work at the new shoe shop Is increas-
ing, and Il few extra hands have been
added.
We regret to learn that A. Hersey, esd,
IL confined TO his house by n dangerous
attack OF typhoid fever. Mr.. II. Is IRA
tional most OF the time.
Aunt Eliza Wyman has now got new
home, (this item has no reference TO sew
ing machines
The Le,cistOn journal says: "Glover's
band has got boy cornetist. He Is
Paris pupil OF n. NJ. Perkins, and prom
isiug young player.
The gypsies, Ohio three times aud his
Queen Emma have d.camped after having
lightened the pockets, and enlightened the
minds OF several OF our citizens. Verify
1.-The fools are not all dead"
Mr.. p. G.. Lovejoy was so unfortunate
Saturday morning as to saw the end of his
thumb OF.
There was very good Sunday School
concert at the N. E. Church, Sunday ev-
eniug the 23d, ult.
The Norfolk Jubilee Singers gave q
good entertainment at New Hall wednes-
day night.
Among the various articles OF manufac-
ture of South Paris may be mentioned the
circular can crate manufactured by l.. s.
Billings & Co. T hese novel and useful
articles are made for the Boston Can Co.,
and find ready market throughout New
England There are five sizes, and can be
used for cases or large bottles. Mr.. Bill
ings besides doing large amount OF other
work makes about forty crates per day.
S. p. Maxim Son have large amount
of work on hand At present they are fill
ing a contract for three thousand step
ladders for Western parties.
A large number Of window frames are
in process of manufacture made from the
southern hard pine. Mr.. Maxim has a
well regulated dry room in the basement
of mis- mill in which lumber can be season.
ed in O very short time. The frm employ
six hands. Is.
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A true copy-Attes,:-H Z. DAVIS Register.

OXFORD, ss:-At a Cour: OF Probsts III al
Paris, within an for the couni' OF DNiord'
ON tue thi ii Td--dsy OF Apdl. A. y. lsts
~ Tux p-titiou OF Charles o P.ndeStef'
l Gu ,riisn OF EmmI PiGsree a. ais mino
ns,,s OF Ihares b. Piogrer late ofMaden, ms
deceased. pfaI ing Tor l'een.e 10 sell AMI conSe
thr., t~pths part - one seventh "a OF ne nnmf
-tead farm and buildings OF the late Ihir.ton
Piosfcc of Denmtfk deceas-d Al an susahA
..o,i, Oder ni thirty four dollar. AMI frrty-oo'
ceuis ~ Edmund T.. Pugrce and Jcrai Befr
Il Denmark
Ordered. rnat the said Peti ioner give note
% all persons Interested o. cadIns IN AntNr!Ss
mis- petitio1 with Lni, orier thersDn q D. puo
i.het three weeks sacc is-iyely IN the Oki'id
Democrat prinIei al Paris, that they may appear n
A Probate Court Ia BE- held AZ PIris IN sal
County on the thIrd Tuesday of Nay ucSt, q
.,'cock In the forenoon aud show cause u any The
nave why IN. same should aot u gcsnted
X A FRYE, Judge
Atru.,opy-attest n. C. DAVIS Keflsie',
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-Alva Hersey. esq, Depot Master at
So. Paris, is dangerously i'll. He is over
20 years Of age. and has been very ac-
live man. His illness was the result OF
a severe cold.
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Mr.. Pratt has sold his bakery and
route to Pingree Bros. Of Norway. who
will continue the business as heretofore.
Carts run through Norway, So. Paris and
Paris Hill
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by the delegates from other parts Of the
State, and the four candidates will be
voted for by all Republican voters in the
State.
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The Lewiston Gazette has been en-.
larged TO an eight page paper. 1t is a
good lively journal, though rather loft"
on politics.
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OXFORD. -s:-AtA Court OF PROBATE lrdst
pm. within and for the couniy o. Otio,i
On tho ihir' Tuesday OF April. A D. ~.
an The q tItiDu II mare. I A1i-ss. OF
~ RoNbury. In said County, prai iug thH
;nsres Andrews D. apo,tatel Ain aI..t.lr
on the sst,ts Of Nancy 4 E'tcs, late Oi g1Eblr,
u aid Couau. d.cetsei.
Differed, That the said r. itOner FiTe noilas
20 all persons Interested BY causing copy Of III,
order - be published three week. -uocc.,Vely 10
the oxford Democrat printed at Par,, that Ihsy
nay appear at Probate Court % b. held a. Pans
q said county on the third Tuesday Of Nay next,
at O'Clock In the forenoon aud sheS ease u AR
they have why the same should not ~ sranlsl.
Y. A. FRYE. Judge.
Atruecopy-attest: u. & DAVIS. Register.
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Business at the mills Is very lively, and
help scarce. Wages high. Farm products
commanding high prices. How Is resump'
tIon, now? SLocuM.
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'xFORD. ss:-N Court 81 Probate nsH A.
Paris, sit1in and for the COaaty Of Oyfo,d an
the thru riesdif OF tp1l 4. D. l~e
IN TIE ne'I'ioa of Isru htM. MI ~. wti,s
" Of william 1. AD'o. late OF JPN il ..a
unity. 4 c',se p'afiIg IN ~ h-r 4, se. ntyb,
.rt ut her tom the real e-ttte Of aid t.c-..Ni
Ordered, That tue said J-ru .ht NJ Abr0u siy.
1btics - All 0erson- tutere.ted BY c4Isiaga ,opy
II ths orferro Dc DI)iisnsfthrsr Fres. .uccs.,iy.
~ inta. oxford Democrat printed At Paris. TIA,
new msv appear az Probate Court 20 be held Al
Psri-in stf Cpiaty "a the '"ird TUESDAY OHM
lert Al aine O'Clock 10 the forenoon sad IN iscta,s
tang they have why the zane should not b
granted
RICHlR FRYE JuJys
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April IS. l$l

OXFORD. .-M q Court OF Pro9ae neii az
PAIL. Within aud Tor the County OF Okioru
on the third Tuesday OF April. A. u. Iss.,
<INTUE ne. ition uI s rah N. Mcksnney OF al
I IL Hartford. IN said County praying tht'
GILBERT Barrett, OF Buck be appoinIei sdmin'
I-trator on the estate OF samuel u. hehenoey'
late OF Hartford. in said Comfy. deceased:
ORDEREp. that III. sad Petitioner. give motto
10 Nil per.ou, Interested by c,u-ing copy OF TINS
order 10 be published three weeks .ucce. iysiy 70
tn xfprd Democrat. printed al Pans th,. tney
ma, .oprnr NJ a Pr ,bsts Court TO BE- holden NJ
Psri, on tn. third Tuesday Of NAV newt at niue
o'clock IN the FORENOON. aud sho~ cau'e u an
the, have why the same Oh ,uld n y D.. gfanted.
A.FNlE Judge
d, true ~onv- Atte.t:-H. q. DAVIS Register.
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I. Any person who takes . paper regularly
rom the oknce-whethsr directed 30 his name or
anoshsrss, or whether be has Subscribed or not
10 responsible FOR the payment.
Q. II person orders his paper discontinued,
ne mus pay al arreArages, or the publisher may
continue - send II until payment 10 made, and
collect The whole amount, whether the paper Is
taken from the o0acs or not.
Z TIE Courts have decided thatrefaslng 70 take
nsvspapsrs and periodicals nom The Poss once,
or removing and leaving them uncslled tor, 10
VrsaA fhcts evidence Of ffaud.
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Annual Meeting.

THE ANIMAL meeting OF the s.9ct h ,ss rosi
Union Mioiag Conpaoy will be held a. tas .,cct
Hail q Bryanps Pond IN the town oil o,sos,
on Wednesday Nay 81 A. D. Isl
PC ICB Ell, .,,
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The concentrated power and curative
virtues OF AYERS sARsAPABILLA.
render Il tbs M st s6sative ana sconsmi.
cal nsdieiss that can be ussd. 70 is the
best remedy ever devised for the debility
aud Iassit uds peculiar 20 the spring. IL
sxpeIs all impurni e. from the blood, and
effects the renovation which the system
must undergo at this season 70 be In =
healthy condition.
Sold by all druggists. Ask for AYERS
spd do not % psrsaad.
Cd % take any other. Price q . SIX BET.
Ties for g.
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A true copy-At,e.t: II c DAVIS. Register.
OXF DRD, ss:-At = Court OF Probate hlii
Paris. within and for the County Of OAI1It, y

oAf DRD, s:-ht q Court OF Probate btiaA
Paris. within and for the County Of OXFORD -
the thl d Tge.dsy Of Aprii 4 u. is-..
nS THE Ieiition OF III hiram +. HihHh
" Gusrdian OF Frank L.. Ralph T.. NOAH
snf Miriam A. " tnkins mino- heirs ol Thon'
- Rsnkin.. late OF Hiram IN al | County, deceA''
ed. pray Ing for license & s.ll sni CONVEX cedAi
zeal estate si'uaiei in lIirtn Ia -sil County so4
fully de senbed in hil p-ti N on die n ne 70
bate Ofii;. at an ,oy hlax-ous ODER Of iso BIZ
drrd doilas To Nsrc, Gre. ne "f so II 10 an.
Ordered hist the said Pet Toner si'r a'to'
20 all persons Interested by causing a. tl'T 90
!. petition with Thu order theron to be Ploh'l
I'd three weeks successfully in the oxford Deno
crat printed at Paris. that they may appear
Probate Court 10 he held AZ PAR. IN -aid 'oau'l
N the tniri Tue-d.y 1T MY neat ~ liar O , -
In the forenoon and -hsW cause ~ any they hA''
Why The zane should not BE- grante'.
K FRYE Judge
4 true sOpy-attest. " & DAVE .ktglirf
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THE subscriber hereby gives puolie cote, a..
she has been duly appointed by the lion JqI,.o's,
Probate Tor the County Of Oxford and ASSUMED ~
trust Of Ad niastrs,rix Of the estate of '-'
DANIEL A WHITMAN, it,s Ut ufyi.,
In said Couuty deceased BY giving bond a. tb.t,
directs she therefore requests all persOns sho 40,
Indebted TO the estate OF said deces sci 10 mar.
mediate payment and those Who have dsm,S4.
thereon to exhibit the sameto
NANCY ). wHlTIly.
Ami 80
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Messcuxcr's NOItcc.
OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OP OXFORD COUNT
STATE OF MAINE.

- ia u VI MAINE
OXFORD. ss:- April ~ AID ls.s.
THIS Is 10 give notice, thst on the 1871
i day Of April, A d. 1851. warrant In ipsol
yency was issued out Of the Court Of Insolvency
for said COUNTY ~ Oxford, against the estate o.
CHARLES PIKE OF Norway In said county
adjudged 10 be an insolvent debtor on petition ~
said debtor, which petition was filed on the 18th
day Of April. A. 1882 to which last named
date interest claims IL u be computed that The
payment OF any debts and the delivery and trans fer
Of my property belonging 10 said debtor, 30 him
or for his use and the delivery and transfer OF any
property by him are forbidden ny law; that meet.
ing OF the creditors or SAID dsttoy, 70 prove their
estate, will be held at Court OF Insolvency to be
holden Of the Probate court room, in Pa-s In said
County OF oxford, on the l7th day Of MAJ
A. ID. 1852, at nine O'Clock In the forenoon.
Given sbdsr nv hand the date hrst above WRIT ten
JONATHAN BLAKE, Deputy Sheriff.
as Messenger of the Court Of Insolvency for said
Couaty Of Oxford
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THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives pa1iic ao,l,. "a,
she has been daly appointed by the Hon. Jut,. ;,
Probate for the Coant, of oxford aud a,.insf tss
trust Of Atmini-trstriN OF the estate Of
ALLEN I CUMMINGS, late ofB.thA
In said Couoty dc .ssed. By giving boni A. f6s,v
iir, CTS ,she therefore reqle.s p-r.,a, Ebo a.,
ln'lshted - the estate II said d-cea.ei u mar.
immediate payment, aud th1.s who hsye aag a.
nsnf, t1sre)n - exhioii the .in, ~
ELIZA CT dNlNGs.
April Is h. is.s
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col ". Fremon; ST.. Baltimore

sol n. Fremon; ST.. Baltimore
During the war | WIS in
jurcdnthc stomach by apiece
OF 4 she'll. and have suffered
fromitcvcr since. About four
years agoitbrought paraly-
sis. which KEEP, me in bed six
months, and the best doctors
in the city said | could not
live. IsuHcred fearfully from
indigestion. and for ovcrtwo
wears could not ca, solid food
and for a large portion OF the
time wlSunahleto retain even
liquid nouiislmcnt. ! uied
Brown 5 Iron Lli,ers and now
after taking two bottles ! IN
able TO set up and 90 around
and an rapidly improving.
T.. DECKER.
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THE Subscriber hereby gives Public No,leL Il
he has been duly appointed by the Hon ysu Ind
Probate f,r the County of oxford, and a., aII..
the trust Of Admir- with the will annexed VI -"
tate OF
SAMUEL S. LIBBY. late OF Denman m,
In said G "a ,ty, de.ess I'll by giving oona n.
debted % the estate OF said deceased 70 misetsr
nediase iymeat, and those wiz have Any
mands thereon ID exhibit The same 70 mary
ISAIAH Z. Libp'i
Ap n 18Th yISsl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-05-02

ONFOgD, s:-At = Court OF Probate he'll Al
Paris. within and for the COunty OF OEDrl, %
the third TUESDAY OF April 4. d -!
IN THE petition OF su,,n ADAMS n hat
" over. 10 said County, PRAYING that llran o.
Abbott, OF Apdlver, be appointed Alm h.a.'a'
N the estate Of Joha 2. Adams, late o. AniJSe.
in said County. tleceas II
oRDERED. thnt said pelItInneT gigc uoi 20 20 ~
persons IN ere-ted BY causing COPY ~ 'hi, order
20 bs pub ishei three week. -uc0s ssiycy u the
oxford Democrat, a newspaper pnntai a. FAf
"a that they NAY appear ~ a Probate Court % y
held st Paris In said county, on the third Ile,iAI
NJ MIy next. at nins O'Clock 10 the forenoon
aud show csnse. u any they have, whT he ias
should not be graated.
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