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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-14
THE DEOALOGUE.
A version Newly Fonnd-s5,ooo,ooo
Asked For Il.

Asked For II.
Exchange
A MIR. Shapiro, Of Jerusalem, a book.
seller and dealer in antiquities, has just
deposited in the British Museum fifteen
slips Of black sheepskin leather on which
are written, in characters similar to those
on the celebrated Moabite stone, portions
Of the Book Of Deuteronomy differing ma
terially from the received version. The
date Of the slips is in the ninth century be.
fore Christ, or sixteen centuries older than
any authentic manuscript oil any part oil
ne Old Testament. Mr.. Shapiro bought
them from an Arab, and he asks for them
81. 600, 900 from the British Museum. II
genuine, the interest and importance Of
Inc discovery cannot be overrated; and, 30
iar ss the variations in the sacred text are
concerned, there is promise OF one OF the
greatest controversies that scholars have
aver entered upon. The decalogue fur.
nishes a good example for comparison
with the received version. The following
quotations are from the Shapira record:
am God, thy God, which liberated thee
from the land OF Egypt, from the house OF
bondage. Ye shall have no other gods
Ye ANAL not make yourself any craven inn
ages nor any likeness that is in Heaven
above, or that is in the earth beneath, or
that Is in the waters under the earth. Ye
shall not bow down to them nor serve
them.
days have made the heaven and the
earth and all that there is therein, and
rested on the seventh day. TheretOre rest
thou also, thou and thy cattle, and all that
thou hast.
Il am God, thy God. Honor thy father
and thy mother. :,
/ am God, thy God. Thou shalt not kill
the person Of thy brother.
| am God, thy God. Thou shalt not com.
nit adultery with the wife OF thy neighbor.
/ am God, thy God. Thou shalt not steal
the property Of thy brother.
Lam God, thy God. Thou shalt not swear
by nv name falsely, for visit the iniquity
Of the fathers upon the children to the
third and fourth generation OF those vine
take my namein vain.
/ am God, thy God. Thou shalt not bear
false witness against thy brother.
l am God, thy God. Thou shalt not
coyet his wife, or his man servant, or his
maid servant, or anything that is his.
lam God, thy God. Thou shalt not hate
thy brother in thy heart.
1 am God, thy God. These ten words
Godrspake.
DR.. Ginsburg, the eminent Semitic schol-
ar, to whom Mr.. Gladstone has just given
ESQ towards the production Of his work on
the Masorah, has decipherd the above, and
is busy completing a translation and deter
mining on behalf OF the Museum the gen.
uineness Of the fragments.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-14

Nxw BLOOMFIELD, MISS. January 2, 1870
l wish to say TO you that ! have been suffer
inc All over. haye heard Of Hop BitteIs
and have tried 1t. l have used up four bot.
A.. and Il has done me more good than all
Inc doctors and medicines that they could
use on or with me. lam old and poor but
ieel 10 bless you for such relief BY your
medioiue and from torment OF the doctors.
nave had fifteen doctors at me. OIe gave
me oeyen ounces Of solution Of arsenic:
another took four quarts OF blood from me.
All they could tell was that Il was skin lick
mess. Now, after these four bottles otyour
medicine. my akin Is well, clean and smooth
AZ aver. Henry kSocHE,
Trhs4H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-14
FASHION NOTES.

A cushion intended as 10 rest for the neck
in travelling is certainly novelty.
Director collars increase in size, and
now extend half way to the waist line.
Vests Of chamois are introduced in many
Of the new street suits with very good effect.
Spiders seem to be crawling out with the
summer months and are rapidly disappear
ing.
Anew style Of polonaise is made With
a deep velvet collar from which depends
plated tiounce OF silk in a lighter shade.
Pompons OF closely-aet feathers in several
shades are arranged in clusters on some OF
the small bonnets OF dark straw.
An ecru batiste dress trimmed with grad
uated polka dots OF black velvet makes a
charming and becoming evening dress for
young ladies.
Rich brocades with the patterns outlined
by beads are used in combination with
plain materials in some OF the most ele'
CANT new costumes.
Many Of the silk toilets, combining black
and white, are trimmed with double rutlles
OF black and white lace-the black arranged
over the white.
Many OF the most elegant painted cos
tunes have wayy lines painted round the
bottom OF the skirt representing water,
from which emerge tall weeds and water
grasses.
The most fashionable handkerchieis are
Of sheer white cambria with spray Of
bright. colored flowers embroidered in one
corner, or fine vine in white or colors
embroidered round the entire edge.
The fashionable Newport ties now come
in brilliant stripes as well as in brocaded
patterns, and may be worn in a variety OF
ways, the arrangements being limited
emily by the taste and ingenuity Of the
wearer.
Anew and pretty dress for a girl Of 10
Ia made entirely OF red satin ribbon an
inch and half wide and oCru insertion
and embroidery. The skirt is made Of
fiounces OF deep embroidery with head
ines Of straight rows Of ribbon, and the
loose blouse waist is made OF alternate
rows Of ribbon and insertion with deep
collar OF the same bordered with narrow
embroidery, and sash Of soft silk knotted
loosely round the waist.
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LIE iAL NOTICES,
pUBLIO sALE oF REAI ESrATr

By virtue CT ihobuihority We, tel In him bv.,.
cree 81 the Nuni lJAl Cnuit Of Wheeling tnsdc ~
the 9Th day OF July. 1881, IN init M chpnSr,S
thereln FeIding, wherein Charles r. GA nln,ivS
AID vile are plsinihsand J la Ann CJesb1SsS
1sd otheM are defendants, tae undersigned sutci,I
Commissioner, will. on FNN'A'
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1853,
commencing At 10 O'Clock a. N, sell Al pub,c
auction, at The frCnt door Of the CGuTt 10 ~ NJ
Ohio County, tho following described real eStite
that Ia 70 say! Lot Numbered iorty.louF IAN ItT,
ale on the north ude Of NifginlA STREET Between
South Penn and trout streets, on Wheeling sand
IN the CITY q Wheeling, West virginia, WiIh Ill
aud kigulAF the Improvements thereon
TRANS or sALS-Une' bird Of the purchase money
and as muca r1're ~ the purchaser may elect 10
pay, cash, on the day OF sale ard the EOHEludeF IN
Two equal instAllmcnts at nina and eighteen
months from day OF sale respectively, With inter.
est t;Om that day, the purchaser rIvIuE Ills uOiey
for the deie RID luLtAliments, aud the !Ile 10 ,s
retained until the purchase money hall have been
paid 10 fuil. Il. G. ltANR.
Special Commissioner,
J. c. HERvEY, Auetloneer.
thereby certify that bond has been given Ia the
above cause By the Special Commissioner, as re-
IUGusf II, lisa. JAMES r. cowDES
Clerk pro temporc OF the Municipal Court Of
Whefll"R. Gulg
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-14
A Case that puzzlcd the whole Faculty.

A Case that Puzzled the whole Faculty.
Mrs. Milo Ingram gave the names Of some
OF the most reputable physicians In the two
cities pittsburgh and Allegheny, to whom
she had paid large sums Of money for treat
ment but she rapidly grew worse. She was
then taken to the most reputable physicians
and surgeons in New York, but with no bet
ter success. They had all pronounced It can:
Ger, and declared she must die. The flesh OF
her breast was eaten away down to the ribs;
the breast bone was laid bare and the disease
made Its wsy upwards, causing the breast TO
become detached from the wall Of the chest,
hanging loose from above. See page %, OF
Or. Hartmans ellis Of Life" how Peruna
cured her. They are given away by druggists
iRrAtisl p4W
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-14

SCENE An humble country hotel. Male
Guest-''rd like to be called at to.mor.
row morning. I'm going fishing" Fe-
male Domestic (stupidly)-"Eh" Male
Guest (deliberately)-"pm going fishing
tomorrow morning and | wish to be called
early-not later than 4" Female Domes-
tic (stolidly)-"Will you ring%
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-14
WHY The Judge Doesn'l Deny.

The reason why Hoadly does not deny
the "Jayhawker" story is that be knowsit
could be proved against him. He is aware
that the aJayhawker" and Mr.. John Nc
Lean have q whole trunk full Of evidence
against him, which would be worse than
anything yet known to the public, and he
wisely prefers to bear those ills he has than
Az TO others that be knows not oil.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-14

sLEErLEss NIGHTS, made miserable by that
terrible cough. shlloh's Cure Is the remedy
for you. Sold by McLain Brothers, and
Alex. T. Young. D&w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-14
WHEELING. ". VA, August IA. 1883.

Persons learing tom for tie sea'o", and
summer Travellers, can haze The DAILY In
rKLLiaEScKn mailed 10 them, postpaid, for Is
eens per month, die address being changed as
often az desired
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-14
a CA rid.

To all who are suffering from the errors and In.
dlScret!ons Of youth. nervous weakness, carly de.
cay, loss OF manhood &r., will send recipe that
viii euro you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered BY missionary in seuth
America. Send q seliAedressed envelope to the
Rxy. JosyrH T. IsxAH. Station D. New York City
orJLHThglw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-08-14

MANY times you want to keep meat or fish
for seyeral days. Lay 1t In q solution OF Rex
MagnuS over night and You can keep Il for
weeks. You can also keep milk q week or
more by stirring In little Of the "suow
Flaken brand, p6W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-02
. hands as these

"A correspondent Of the Cincinnati
, Enquirer, writing from Ashland. Ny. the
s,ene Of las, weeks tragedy, describes
plot 10 kill the murderers Craft and Neal
as they sat in the prisoners dock during
the trial at Catletisburg, pending the
change Of venue. The scheme, he
writes. was as follows: Old man Gibbons
had been chosen as the avenger. \ re-
volyer had been furnished him by some
unknown friends. He was driven 10 Cat
le,tsburg in buggy. The carriage drove
down 10 the river bank, where the revol-
yer was tried 10 see ths, !, was sure to
respond to the call. Then the father.
who was fifty chosen as the avenger, was
driven 10 the Court House, and with his
hand on the weapon Of death he walked
into the court room and took command
ing position. In the room were half a
dozen guards picked from Major Allen $
command. Behind each of these guards
was stationed muscular man. The
signal to fire was to have been the words
of Judge Brown himself when he an
nounced 10 the officers Of the Court TO
clear the aisle. At this moment old man
Gibbons was to fire and kill the prison
er., while at the same moment the guards
wer. to be seized and pinioned by those
men who stood so passively behind them.
At the same instant two others were TO
close the doors of the courtroom, thus
preventing interruption from outsiders
Until the father had been hurried away.
All was arranged and only the old mans
nervousness prevented the cOnsumma'iOn
of the design.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-02
STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY or OXFORD N.-suprcne Ju1iciAl
Court SEPT Term, A. D.. lsr3
james o. Durham vs George Essisr. ct = aud
ior.; Charlie. Heath w. Same; Cutter Dillingham;
W. se~ell Goa and logs.
Upon each % the rsgoing quits TO enforce the
lien IL. lined upon the l"fs and lsmler above des
eribed. IL ,ppesripR TO thu rourt that the lsbor
suei for was not furnished by coptrSct with the
owner Of said log, and lumber and III { said owp'
rrs have no notirc Of said ,uh. IT 10 ORDERED
by the Court that thu PIainii6 give notice 70 the
owners the logs attached on sad suifs. b. caus,
ing an abstract OF said vrits sno this order NJ
court thereoa. to b. puhihh he'd three weeks sue
cfssively To the Oxford Democrat paper printed
IN Psris In said County, 'hr last publicstiou 10
bs thitty oays at isast before the next Term o.
aid { ,nrt TO BE- ieid IT Psri., on The second
Tu sday OF March, A. d.. lssJ and aiso caure
The owner Of the loss named In sail wits. 10 lie
served with an sb.trsct OF said uFits and this
order therein, FOURTEEN days. and the Drpison
Paper Msf'g Co., 70 d.lB.M east before sad
term Of Corit 10 be- hell Il Paris, on N. second
Iu.-sdsy Of March. A. ID. IeS, to the cod that the
sid owners OF said logs may ths and there appear
st -.id Couit. and b- dmiit-d TO defend, snd bv
me . pst, TO said ssit 10 they III u srr csuse.
Atr: JAMES y. RIGHT, CLERK.
Abstract OF said wrns and copy Of order OF
c Iurt thereon.
AItrst: JANIS :. WRIGHT. C,srk.
4 II. A. RANDALL, Au.'s tr Plaintiff
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-02

REMARKABLY DEAL N WW>T.-AT
the Curyier Club House, in Cincinnati,
Clay Culbertson, Jerry Kiersted, Alexan-
der Starbuck and T. g. Webster entered
into a game OF whist. After The frs,
hand had been played, Mr.. Webster.
whose turn it was 10 deal, took the cards,
shuffled them. and after they had been
cut by Mr. Kiers,ed, dealt. Each player,
as he arranged his cards. appeared to be
laboring under some unusual excitement.
Mr.. Culbertson, whose turn il was to
play, and who generally Is very prompt
in placing his card on the table, delayed
the play until Mr.. Sta-buck broke the
ominous silence which prevailed by eX-
claiming, Gentlemen, have the most
remarkable whis, hand | ever held. |
hold IS hearts" And |, remarked
Mr.. Culbertson. "hold equally as remark
able hand. have Is spades. And
l." nervously said Mr.. Kiersted, " have
the Is diamonds" "Of course, hold
the IS ,rumps," quickly chimed in the
dealer, Mr.. Webster To say the play
.rs were unduly excited at such an ex-
of the hand but feebly expressed
cir mental condition at the time. The
lversation ,hs; ensue1 relative to this
aexpec,ed even, in whist among the
layers and members, as they dropped in
;,g the afternoon, was decidedly ami
INo one had ever heard Of hold
ship. IS in whist. A case oc-
mouths,
The other I club year or so ago
date IN 'neM the IS trumps, and
Cong case in New York club,
Dis6m these two no one could re-
hands as these
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-02
BLOCKADE RUNNING.

The South had very few vessels fit for
blockade running, but she had money to
buy them with, and agents were kept in
Europe to pick up the sort of crafts want
ed. Some Of the most successful vessels
were sailing craft. but after 1859 the
great majority were side-wheel steamers
and propellers. Where the latter ap-
preached the speed of the former she was
taken in preference. After the first year
the business was reduced to something
like science. In the FIRST place all the
steamers were provided with smokeless
coal, and this was a great point in their
favor. In the next place the color Of
the craft was found TO be a very impOr-
tant matter.
After many experiments il was found
that white ,inged with blue was the
best that could be adopted. Runners
thus painted have approached within 500
fee, of blockade at night without be-
ing seen, and have rested half day with
in FIVE miles of an entire feet. Every
thing was painted this color, so that there
was nothing for the eye of the lookout to
catch. II be saw the steamer at all she
was simply a haze or blur in his eyes
After il was found that the water churned
up by the wheels sometimes betrayed the
craft by It's phosphorescent CLEAN, ar
rangements were made 10 prevent 1t
generally by floating a sail behind the
wheel. Men even came to count the
chances Of capture and escape as coolly
as they figured the COS, of cloth.
The profits were enormous. A suitable
craft could be purchased in Europe from
sec. 900 to sl2O coo, and as rule, one
successful trip would clear her cost. To
show wha, the profits were, Maj. Willis
once sent out bale Of cotton worth $500
in Confederate money. At Nassau II
was exchanged for barrel of boraN,
which he sold in Charleston for $4,000
in the same currency. Again be sent
out bale of Sea Island worth 5000 and
received a bale Of women's wells which
brought him $4,000 Merchants who
bought English cloth at fifty cents per
yard had no trouble in disposing Of it a;
home a, 81 and S. A pair Of boots
costing 50, brought $40 and SIP in
Charleston. Tea which could be had in
Nassau for about forty cents per pound
brough, from sl4 to 500 in the South.
Detroit Free Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-02
A trueoopy-atte,t: Il. c. DAvis.Rssisisr

OXFORD, sat- q Court OF Probate held nc
Frysburx, within and for tho County Of Oxford
on the fr,t Tuesday Of Dec /, A. ID. iss2.
THuMAS MOULfON named Executor In a
certain in,tsumeng purpoIting 10 BE- the lah Will
and Testsm-nt or Sa' an Moaiton, isie OF PorIer,
In said County. decssssd. having presented tho
same for Probate;
ORDERED, rhzs the said Executor give
notice TO al persons interested b. causing a
copy Of this order to be psbli,hc1
shree weeks excessively In The Oxford Dsno.
efst pripted Ct Paris, that they may NJ, ear at .
Probate Court 10 be held ut Paris, In said Coup-
", On the third Tuesday OF Jan. next, ~ so'eloek
why the said instrument skould not be proved
approved aad allowed - Ne last VIII and Testa-
Hsnt q sad decsased.
n. A. YRYE, Judge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-02
STATE OF MAINE

COUNTY OF OXFORD, a. Supreme Judicial
Court s~p Term, A. ID, ISL
jane Y. irish W. Henry 8. Ra, mond aud
spru e. pine aud ssh logs: &. 3. HAAnaiord W.
mo
Upon each OF the foregoing cults 70 enforce the
lea sia lined lpn Ihs Ogs above described, IL ~.
pesrDs 20 III Curt that the labor sued ios was
DOT furnish-d By contract With the osner Of
ssid logs, and ID q SAID owner has no notice Of
said snn. II 10 ORDEsED ~ the Coart thss the
Pisinuds give soiice 70 the owner Of tho logs q.
taehsd on said sul,, W causing "a abstrsct Of
said wrfts and this order Of coar thereon, 70 be
pubishoa three weeks suecossively n the Oxford
Denocrsf. psper printed 10 Paris 10 said Cosn.
~, he last pub catSon 10 be thirty dsys u lssst
before the next term Of said Court 70 be held ss
r ris, On the second Tuesdsy VI March, 4. D.,
isss, and ALTO esuse ths owner Of tbs loss ssned
IN ssjd ritz viz: The Lewistos etsau MI Con-
Dany Of Lswisson, 4aine, 70 be served With a.
sbssrse Of SAID WIhs and thls order he con,
thirty days Is least before said tern Of Court 70
be nsd st Paris on the second Tnesday Of Ma Oh,
4. D. les. IN The end hist the ssid owner OF ssid
logs nal teen and there appear q satd Court, ana
BE- adm tied TO defend. shd beoons . parry 70
said suits u u .hAl 80 csuse,
Attests- JAMES d. WRIGHT, Clerk
Abstract ofssid writs and copy Of order Of Court
Assst. - JAMES D. WRlGnT, cIsrk.
Ian ~ RANDALL, AA1.sUs ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-02
OREGON and WASHINGTON TERRITORY

A Rock giving = complete description at
their Cities and towns. Lands. Railroads. For-
est. and Rivers Othrir Manufacturing, Mer-
camille, Mining. Fruit. and stock Raising inter
este Cost 81 coming and coat ~ living here.
Rolling prices 81 lands snd lots. live s'ocS and
articles 81 daily use. The appendix and map
ARE we'll worth the price. sent postpaid To any
addre-. for sl.oo. Address HOWARD h CO.
Portland. Oregon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-02
FARM AND STOCK FOR SALE.

Tho Subscrtber hereby onera for ale bis farm
sAid farm II loealed about I mile frqm PostoE
dee, u miles from the Grand Trunk Railroad,
and contains about iyo acres, with house, ellis,
shed and barn. ?ll connected together. Cut.
orchard Of 100 trees. and u every way deairs.
bic place. Also for sale. . 8 year old Pereberon
Norman COLT, Weighing so lbs. For further
information call q or address,
I. y. EvERETT,
NJ. PWA Na6Ue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-02

The Academy viii btgip the Bprins Term win
an s,idi',opst fischer, ard win thrn pos.e's In
creased f.eiIitiss Tor doins good WORK IN 10. vsri.
ous d~rsrtm~rt.. A large variety OF subjects
VIII be taught sGording esrh student an opp"ru'
riiy n rhos~ those m"st suited Tn his need. a
eIasa 10 the theoyv snd practice of iearhinr will
BE- fnrmsd FOR the b~oer ~ 'ssrhers. There
VII he q regular study 10 which the rrisciples and
methods of su~eessfsi teaching will be unio'ded.
Those 10 the seleef Course vii be allowed 70 tafs
this a. one Of their studies.
Al Vho coptempia'e entering either OF the Two
regular oonr,es should send for copy OF the
''c.i ur.e. ~ study"
4 comparison Of the actual sxpcnses of ihi.
sehnoi and thee OF any other school OF eq7h
~ de- ts invited.
For cr en- ~. or ANY Information address the
Principal or Rev. =. n. R,cbardsoa, or the Secrc-
tAry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-02
(Abaract et Piaiai,Jrs Writ }


E.S HANNAfOKD Of X 11bpy, In the County
II oxford Plaintid vs. Uenry s. R.y mont OF
KnmfJrd, In said CJuDty, Defendant. Action 10
eoio ce lien on certain spruce. pins ami 3sh
R1xtur,, 10 said County, near tho Na,ter place.
80 called Tor labor performed In ouliing ana haul.
log the same, I'm Ter = Contract with Detesdant
said logs arc nwned bY :h- Lewiston steam n hi
Company, u corpora. y doing business st Lewis.
toa. ambrose ggin, C"unty, and arr marked W
near the centre. Amount sus.i zoe ST. Addun.
rum SO. Writ dated NaIcn - lss2. and retura-
ID q. sep Term. ises.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-02
(Abaract Of Piaintig's Writ J

Il Oxiord PsiriiG v henry =. Raym sui OF
humford IN the COMFY of Oxf'Rd Def ndznt.
Asi n Ia en,or,e leo certain spruce pine ami
asr logs, on thu bark Of swirl river IN the
tlGn OF RoxbuTy. IN shid County near ih-
Walker plAe-. tor labor performed 10 cIt,iDg and
hsuling tho same, un Ter contract With Dslendspt.
>aii i,g- arr owned ny the Lewiston steam Mil
Conpsn, . corporation doing ba..aess 81 lewis.
Ton, Ahdroscoggin County, and are parked
hrsr the centre. Am"ult su-,i or es6 ". Al.
duau IN So. wnt dsted March ~. lss3, and re-
turnavie e. Sept. Term 1854.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-02
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, s:-suprems JsdieiAl Court, Sept.
Term, A. ID. lssa
Trussse.
And now IL appearing IN the Court that the
said Defendant IL not IN inhabitant of this state
and has no tenant. agent or attorney therein. and
that he has notice Of the tendency OF this sur.
IT 70 OsDERED mr. rug COURT That the saii
Pisinti6 notify the Defendant Of the pendencv
thereof by csnsiug ~ Ab.'rscs OF this writ With
this Order OF Court thereon ~ be published three
weeks successively in the oxford Dsmocrat,
paper printed IN Paris In said County, the lac.
publication % be thirty days 81 least before the
next term OF said Court, 10 be holden ~ Paris,
Aforesaid, on the second Tuesday Of March nsrt
10 the end that the ssid Defendant may then aud
there appear at said Court aud show cause. ~
any be have ~hv jdd2 ment should not he rcoder'
cd thereon, ana execution is-ued sccorlingly
Affect; JAMES 3. WRIGHT Clerk
Abstract Of writ and true copy OF Order Of Coult
thereon.
Attest: JAMES s. WRIGHT. Clerk.
BIsBEE 4 uEssEr Attv's tor Pm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-01-02
OXFORD. .:-A. , Cour, OF Probate held a

OXFORD, ss:-At . Court Of Prohat. held at
krvesure. wiIhio and for the County vi Oxford
on the hrst ru-sdzv VI De-, A. u. ls52.
-Erh fifE. Administrator, on the estate
o. Aunetts u. ftssendeo late Of Brown Geld, In
cpunt OF id oinistrs on OF the est.te II said de-
ceased Tor allowance.
Ordered, thai The ssid Administrator give no
t.os g. sll persons Interested, by csu-iog y copy
OF this order 70 he publishoi hree werks sacce-.
siveiy 10 the Oxford Democrsr, printed at Paris,
Ia said County. that they MAJ APPEAR st Pro
bate Court ~ be held II Paris, In ssid County On
the third Tu sdsy of Jan. sext - nine O'Clock IN
the forenoon, AMI show cause, u any thsy hsve,
~hy the same shorid not be allowed.
X A FRYE. Jsdgs.
true copy attest I'll. T.. DAVIS, Register.