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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-09-11
To the Honorable Coua,y Commtsstoaers for he
County Of OXFORD

To the Honorable County Commissioners for ne
County Of Oxtori.
THE undersigned, selectmen OF the town of
Gilead in the County of Oxford afore i'd respect
fully present that the County way rs laid out by
the County Commissioners 10 ISL from a point
near Wild river In Gilead 10 point Ia Bachelder's
Grant, has not been opened for travel, and that
the building aud ma intaInipg of such wav, as To-
Gated, will be OF great and la our opinion un-
necessary expense 10 the town OF Gilead. Where.
fore your petitioners pray that not zee OF q tins
and place OF hearing may be given upon this pc.
iitiou az by law provided, and upon a proper
showing OF the facts herein set forth, said way
may be discontinued. or the location in part so
changed ~ to obviate the necefsty OF building
and maintaining an expensive bridge, and as In
duty Oouad will ever pray.
Dated, Uilead, Aug 81, 1888.
H.. WHEELER, } selectmen
Gto. BURNHAM, Of
L. u. Larry. Gilead
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-09-11
LITERARY NOTES.

The house in Richmond in which Ed
gar Allan Poe once lived is now al nu-
poetical boarding house.
A Vassar College girl has written a
novel called The Foolish Virgin" 1t is
probably shout a girl who went of To Col
lege without supplying herself with
enough gum 10 last her until vacation.
Mr. G.. c. Haskell of the Henry Bill
Publishing Company, has, says the Nor
witch Bulletin, received a letter from gen.
tleman ia Calcutta, India, applying for the
agency for Mr.. Blaiue's forthcoming book
in that PARKWAY land
The National Hymn beginning any
Country It's of the, written by Rev. s.
F. Smith, who is still living at very adj
vsnced age, was first sung At Sabbath
School celebration at Wateryitle, Me-, on
the 4th of July, 1924, and We believe from
manuscript copies.
The Harper prize OF SO 900 for the best
drawing by young artist, illustrating
Domett's Christmas hymn Is not to be
awarded. The three judges, X. Swain
Clifford, +. ID. Millett and Charles Parsons,
unanimously agree that none Of the S3s
drawings submitted possess sufficient
merit 10 be entitled To any prize whatever,
as not one of them adequately illustrates
the idea expressed in the poem.
-Morgan's key to Boston Inside Out "
Rev. Henry Morgan's books, OF which he
is author and publisher, are "Ned NeviDs,
the Newsboy," "Shadowy Hand; or. Life
Struggles" Boston Inside Out" (25th
thousand,} $50 pages, gilt cover and back,
aud steel portrait of the author. key to
Boston Inside Out" three books in one,
5S4 pages, gilt cover and back. Retail
price of either, 81 80. Agents can have
them at Is cents cash. Post-ofice order
or registered letter. No open accouHts.
10 G. q. d. Sample copy sl00 by mail.
Address Rev. Henry Morgan, 81 Shawmut
Avenue, Boston, Mass,
mfr Howells," says London TruM,
sis rather young looking man, of middle
countenance. lie wears his hair which is
parted in the cenntre, cropped short and
brushed oyer his forehead q IA young Au-
eustus. His face is clean shaver, with the
exception Of short gray moustache, and
altogether MS aspcCt 10 not shas VI otu-
dent. Yet his whole life is devoted to his
books and his pen. He takes very little
pleasure in anything else, being no sports
man, shrinking from society, and leading
a very quiet, domesticated life. He is,
nevertheless, an interesting and humorous
companion and can talk well on any sub
ject. Most of his writing is done between
nine and twelve O'Clock in the morning,
and his novels are a great labor TO him,
though he has the pen OF ready writer.
lie grudges neither time nor trouble in
amending and revising his works, and the
proofs are returned to the printers cover
ed with corrections, interlineations and
additions. From this it may be gathered,
as the fact is, that his success has been
purchased at the cost Of honest hard work
J md conscientious zeal"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-09-11
Rows. bicycles AND HAY FEVER.


Nature has resolved that all the people
shall not enjoy themselves az once with
he opening of tue season of outdoor sports
comes the time OF trouble for the poor
victims OF Hay Fever. For them the now
ers have No odor, and the summer little or
no beauty. To snuf, sneeze and wipe their
weeping eyes for three or four successive
mouths this is their pitiable portion.
Whether this form OF Catarrh IS called
Hay Fever, Hay Cold, Rose Cold or Rose
Fever. makes no difference they suffer
lust the same. There is no help in sea
VOYAGES. there is no help in high mountain
air. These only tighten the pocket and
leave the disease undated. But there Is
positive cure in Ely's Cream BAN. we
xonld cram these columns with grateful
letters of the rescued. Try and join them.
If YOU continue to suffer it is because you
neglect remedy as sure as it is cheap ana
pleasant. 50 cents.
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DROWNED IN BEER,
Concerning thu. Popular beverage II"
Wen III 1r-s. their Minds

cite fact p SIR and YOU msv stick pa thsre,
Ha. tHe people IL chs coantry sTe iAcy 10 Oe
drowned in /. Hood q l..-r beer -hogted an
ent1usa . &c teetOt4ler sue bther dV loto the ear
q ,our rs~n--~I CORES poadrnt. That IeImsn
asnk hiss -.rucZ rs hard. !; l. TIE second dc
lCLe
.-itS rud the worst OF "a l. beer drink,ng bust
res .- ttit BE- e % dn-y troubles a. hetVy
Wlnl raises tue save 4" aided citl phy s,elAn
WHO bad a knOS istge Uf the times snd tenueocl
10 netspnor .tTh- uuIurshr schooner leaves
behind 10 wake 81 furieu tcn2ue-, headHfh- :
trId ivtr~ rSusea. snd all ihrf, aud lays me
iunort'1u OF Bright's Disease.
lhis meIabcl holy ftcE accounts IN Ear. Ut t,ie
ucrea-iBg sales Il BENSON'S CAPClNE POR
OO> PLASTER, which 81 Once miilgales ihese
Il -lpioas. Price : cents AK your physician
Loout L.
seAbury 4 johnson Chemists. New York.
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For the Democrat.
HUME TRUTHS AND NO FAR
FETCHED FANCIES.
IN A CITIZEN.

IL Is matter OF little consequence
whether "Far-fctch-d Truths and Fsucies'
was written in Columbus, or, (as IL is
strongly limited, 10 Norway. II here, /,
goes to show now "a dirty bird has be-
touied Its own nest" and it matters little
We are now prosperous, aud happy In our
prosperity; this second" Venuor "com e
to judgment" predicts dark and gloomy
future, whether our ultimate destruction
VIII De by fire, food, famine, cyclone, or
earthquake, deponent ssyeth not.
Now we will give this captious individ-
ual few statistics, commencing with our
traffic via Norway Branch r. Il. Jan. to
Aug, 1882, inclusive. we received zoos
tons Of freight, amount s92 81. In the
same months OF the present year, 9,075
tons, amount s25.I42, showing an increase
over lSS2 of 81 92j aud 1910 tons. Horne
& Sons taunery consumed about 20 cords
bark per week, which is in addition TO
the above brought on n BRR.
Passengers carried from
Jan. to Aug. inc, lSss, $40 sGOg7 90
I'M, 5,'1t 6,iO. 20
Increase over lSS2 OF 524 passengers, amt
So 80.
Now We will take look at our Towns
valuation, etc.
In the year IsNO whole valuation, s-l9. Ssl
Polls, 100.
ls-e "a hole valuation, sss4g
Polls, 80.
ISIS whole valuation, gl52a5
Polls, -.
Increase OF -! over lS>0. ss9d5s
Increase of polls, TO-.
Increase OF ~ over lSS9, 2ds7.
Increase OF polls L..
Increase of It's over $50, 3,a5
Increase uf polls, 2l7.
And now for passenger tickets sold to
Bridston aud Waterford stages:
In jane, July and August, lsSe, 9Sl sSOi6o
1854, J6l jtg.Si
Difference In favor OF lSsS. - AIS
We think that the above statistics show
conclu>ively that We have Increased, In
stead % decreased, and expect to so con-
tiuue. "Oae ofThem," wants some one TO
give pen picture Of Norway's future, We
cannot undertake ii, or either To make one
Of his, the former is too vast. the latter
would Ne too warm. This, now-I.see-it,
now l-don't One OF Them" would like 10
roll back the wheels OF time, to his good
old times OF an old carriage factory and
stage coaches, 10 rename our village,
Sleepy Hollow" ChIcus a son gout. We
are content, am sure We are right, aud are
going ahead. oar beautiful village is
prospecting, as can BE- readily seen al
glance. We have scores OF business men
fun OF pluck and perseverance who
DO not put their hands 10 the pl ow
and then turn back. The communi-
cation In the oxford County Adrer,issr OF
September eth, having forestalled this, 1t
will now be necessary considering that
the ground i well covered, to draw this
20 close. Mr.. cone OF them" can trans
late the following s. bis leisure, "LI men
..r.. .s,Es taS pi,rgds cortIs;" and If he is
fond OF poetry let him read this
"Eut yet the world goes round and round,
And the genial seasons run;
And ever the truth Gomez Uppsrmost,
Whenever Justice Is done"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-09-11
Commissioners, Notice.

The undersigned having been appointed on the
third Tuesday Of August, 1888. by the Hon.
Comm issioners to receive and examine the claims
OF creditors against the estate Of Z. T. Alien late
of Milton Plantation. In said County, deceased,
represented insolvent, hereby give notice that six
lowed 10 said creditors In which to present and
prove their claims, and that they will be in sess.
lon at the law Office Of Il. A. Frye In Bethel, on
the last Saturday Of September, and the last Sat
urday before third Tuesday Of November, ct ten
O'Clock In the forenoon for the purpose Of receiv-
ing and examining satd claims.
Dated ct Bethel, the 9Th dav Of Sept. 1888.
ALVAN b. GOODWIN.
GIDEON A, HASTINGS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-09-11

ANOTHER ArrEARANCE-On Saturday
night last W. r. Brooks, of Phelps n. Y.
discovered singular object in the con-
stellation of Draco. He was not certain
a. To its real character, hut on Monday
night Prof Lewis Swift. Director Of the
Warner observatory at Rochester, n. Y,
verified by means Of the large telescope as
being comet. 1t is quite large, nearly
round, and moving slowly westward. Mr..
Brooks received a special prize Of $3.50
from Mr.. Warner some two months since,
and If there is no prior claimant, will be
entitled 10 the $500 prize on the present
discovery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-09-11
SHOT BY BURGLARS.
INSTANT DEATH OF BARN wArcuMAs.

A night watchmau named william Lau-
renee, aged 63, was fatally shot at Bath.
on Monday night at l2 20. 1t il supposed
that he was endeavoriug TO arrest burglars
breaking into ID. C. Gould's grocery store,
on Commercial St. Officer Kithraige dis
covered three men trying to force Gould's
door with jimmies and fired upon them.
They fled up across the street officer
Laurence Intercepted them, when one dis
| charged revolver close to his face, the
ball entering through the right cheek bone
and coming out at the top OF his head,
killing him instantly. The murderers were
pursued and one man was driven into the
woods near Oak Grove Cemetery. Mar
shall Bailey and officer Tibbetts learning
that man driven rapidly towards Bruins
Wick, at a. la. arrested the suspected
man at Brunswick who was known TO have
been in Bath at III o'clock that night.
There is no evidence against him but his
suspicious appearance and hasty departure
from Bath. The officers believe they know
the whereabouts of the third man. The
deceased man leaves wife and four daugh-
tiers.
A corouer's jury was empaneled Tues
day, and viewed the body Of Officer Lsu-
renee. A large force of men under Mar
shall 'iley are searching the woods for
the man chased there by Policeman Kings
ley. The Mayor has offered 81, 900 reward
for the arrest and conviction of the muir
derer.
Later reports state that the case Is
fruitful topic Of conversation but yields no
new developments. The man arrested on
Tuesday in Brunswick is believed 10 be In.
nocent, owing TO the statement that he
was in Brunswick at the time of the muir
der. Parties hunting the woods for one
Of the burglars have returned after fruit
less search.
The coroner's jury have returned YER
dict that the deceased was shot dead by a
person TO them unknown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-09-11

third Tuesday OF August, lss3 by ths Hon j Judge
Of Pro bate for the County Of oxford, CommIss.
toner's TO rec Give and examine the claims OF credi
tors against the estate OF David Y. Brown late of
Bethel, in said County. deceased. repre- sented in
solvent hereby give notice that sig months from
the date OF said appointment are allowed to said
creditors in which 70 present AMI prove their
claims, and that they will be u session at the Law
Office of K A. Frye in Bethel, Oh the last Satur.
day OF September the last saturday In December
a I'D the last Saturday before the third Tuesday Of
February, 1884, at ten O'Clock 10 the forenoon for
the purpose Of receiving and examining said
C In inns. l a.. ...i.- ...t .,..,. ..
Dated at Bethel, the 9Th day Of Sept
ALvAN B. GOODWIN. ais
GIDEON A. HASTINGS,
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Farm For Sale /!

AT great bargain II applied for within three
weeks. One OF the best farms In town. containing
two hundred acres OF land, we'll divided into I'll.
lsRe and pasture. Cuts fIrty tons OF hay, all
moved with machine. good orchard and wood
lot, two wells OF mover failing water sad q SPLEEN
did mineral spring The buildings consist OF
cellar under whole. oil in good repair Pleas
anty located one mile from West Sumner village
on main road. To an early customer will sell
the best bargain that has been offered in a farm
or will exchange tor stand In village. Apply by
letter or 10 person TO GEO. 4. PULSIFER.
West Sumner, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-09-11
LIVE AGENTS WANTED,

To sell DR.. Chase's Recipes; or information for
everybody. In every county In the United State
and Cansda. Enlarged by the publisher IS 6ts
pages. IL contains over 900 household recipes
and is suited To sll classes aud conditions of so
ciety. wonderful book and hou sehold neces.
sity. II sells AZ sight. Greatest inducement, ev,
er offered to book agents. sample copys sent by
Agents more than double their money. Address
Or. Chase's Steam Printing House, Aun Arbor,
Michigan,
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For Sale or to Lease.

The large and convenient stor re and connecting
buildings, erected and occupied by the late r. A
Chapman, situated near the Grand Trunk depot
In Bethel Maine. This IL the most desirable 10
cation for trade, all things considered, In the
nourishing town Of Bethel, IL not In Oxford Coun
ty, and rare opportunity is here offered TO AM
one desiring first class loo ition for country bus
mess. Address
&C, CHAPMAN, Portland, Me.
Sept. I, lSs3.
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STATE OF MAINE.

T..
OXFORD, SIS board OF County Commissioners
september Session, 1883; held Sept. 4th, 1888.
Upon the foregoing petition. satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are ie-
sponsible, and that inquiry into the merits OF their
application 10 expedient: IL is Ordered, That the
county Commissioners meet ut the house Of Eli.
phalet Morrill, in sumner, on Monday October
29th, A. d., 1883, at one Of the clock,
p. m. and thence proceed 10 view the
route me ntioned in said petition; immedi-
ately after which view, hearing OF the par
ties and illnesses will be had at some convenient
place In the vicinity and other mea sures taken
in the premises rs the Commissioners shall judge
proper. And IL IL further ordered, that notice Of
the time place and purpose Of the Commissioners
meeting aforesaid be gwen TO all persons and cor
porations interested by causing atested copies OF
said petition aud OF tins order thereon 10 be served
upon the Clerk oil the Town OF sumner and also
posted up IN three public places In said town and
published three weeks successfully In the Oxford
Democrat a newspaper printed ut Paris In said
County of Oxford The sTst of said publications and
each vi the other notices, to be made, served anf
posted at lesst thirty days before said time OF
meeting 10 Iheend tnat all persons and corpora.
tons may then and there appear and shew cause
u any they have why the prayer OF said petition =
ers should not be granted.
Attest: ALBEIT s. AUSTIN. Clerk.
true copy OF said petition and order Of Cou RI
thereon:
Attest: ALBERT $. AUSTIN. Clerk.
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To the Hon. County Commissioners Of the County
Of Oxford,

To the Hon. County Commissioners Of TIE Counts
If Oxford.
THE undersigned, Selectmen or the town oil
Sumner, In pursuance OF q vote OF said town pass
rh at their annual town meeting In the month oil
March. A. ID. 1889. respectfully request your Hon
Board, after due and legal proceedings had in TIE
premises. 20 view and locate new rosd, or high
way, commencing ut point 10 the old road ~
now travelled, between sumner Hill and Labra-
dor pond, aud near the house of Mrs. Hannah
Morrill, in said Sumner, and on or near the line be-
tween said Hannah Morrill, and Hiram Buck's
land thence In northerly course, In the most
fea ssble route, 70 the new road as nov travelled
c ding from said Hiram Bucks to Earl p. Sturte-
wants, In said sumner; also TO discontinue so
much of the road now travelled, a. lies be-
~ cen the house OF said Hannah Morrill, (where
the new location shall begiD,) and the road al
now travelled leading around The head Of Labra-
dor pond near Hiram Buckle house. and also ~
discontinue 90 much OF the old road a. now trav.
elled which lies between said Hannah Morrills
and the pond and running easterly from said
Hannah Morrills, to where IL intersects said new
road so called az the head OF said pond, near Earl
r. Sturtevants, and as In duty bound will ever
pray.
Dated this fret day OF September, A. ID. 1853.
ELIPHALET MORRILL,. Selecimen
JOHN II. ROBINSON. Of
q. N. SMALL. Sumner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-09-11

LIQUOR IN LEWISTON. -Inasmuch as the
law imposes upon the mayor and alderman
of cities the responsibility OF seeing that
the liquor laws are enforced, Journal
reporter called Mayor Garcelon's attention
to a statement of the Portland Argus, that
IL was Informed that liquor Is sold freely
and openly in Lewiston. The best way
TO answer that, said the mayor, sis 10 ask
the Argus to poiut out one place in Lewis
ton where liquor is freely and openly sold.
know of no such place, and don't believe
there is any such place. have no doubt
liquor is sold on the sly, but 1t is not sold
openly or freely. "-IOUrHdl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-09-11

What hooks shall We take away for
the summer" Ifyou're going to New.
port or Long Branch, Francis, We would
suggest that yog take a pocket-book one
about three feet long and twenty-eight
inches wide will last you whole week.
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STATE OF MAINE,

" STATE OF MAINE,
OXFORD, IS.
To Solomon Y stetson, of Sumner, 10 said Couu.
~ aud State, one Of the foregoing applicants.
Greeting:
IL. s.. Pursuant to the foregoing application
you are hereby directed to notify the owners of
said parsonage 10 meet at the Congregational
Meeting House in sumner, on Tuesday the eigh.
teepth day OF September, A. d. 1883, at one
O'Clock In the afternoon for the purposes set forth
In said application, by publishing true copy OF
this warrant IN the Oxford Democrat, q newspA.
per printed at Paris, 10 said county not less than
seven days before the time Of said meeting.
Given under my hand and seal at Summer, IN the
County and State Aforesaid, this afth day Of Sep
TENDER, A. d 1888.
W. II. EASTMAN, Justice Of the Peace.
4 TUE COPY attest: SOLOMON T. STETSON.
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To w, ID, Eastman. justice of the peace In and
for the County Of Oxford
The un Undersigned. owners OF shares in the Con
ereeational Parsonage Of Sumner, request you 10
issue your warrant 20 one OF them. directing him
to notify the owners OF said parsonage 10 meet at
the time end place TO be mentioned in salt war.
rant. for the purpose OF acting upon the follow ing
articles 10 wit.
ARTICLE |. TO choose moderator TO preside
In said meeting.
Arr. 2. II choose . aleTk 10 record the bust.
uess transacted In said meeting.
ART. g. To see II the owners W Ill vote to sell
said parsonage,
ART 1. To dotar m the what mea sures shall be
adopted TO eject the sale OF said parsonage.
Arb To transact any other business that
may legally come before said meeting.
Dated at Simmer. 10 he County of Oxford and
State n Maine, this fourth day Of September, A.
ID. 1883.
SOLOMON =. sTETSON.
SHARON ROBINSON.
STEPHEN c. HEAD.
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IN GENERAL.

John Wanamaker, the Philadelphia
dry goods king, sank $500, 900 in advertis-
ing last year, but succeeded in gathering
crop OF profits valued at 81 900, 900, and
expresses himself we'll satisfied with the
Investment. Colored World.
Victor Ilugo's letter inclosing his con-
tribution OF $500 for the relief of the Ischia
earthquake sufferers, was characteristic
He wrote: Il give 10 Ischia a thousand
francs. The catastrophe of lschia Is more
than an Italian catastrophee II Is more
than 4 human catastrophe; it Is univers-
al catastrophe. feel touched; | send my
mite"
If those abandoned COWBOYS who
were going TO lasso President Arthur but
concluded they wouldn't, says the Tribune,
wish To do bit OF work that will earn
them the eternal gratitude of the Democ-
cracy, let them lasso that party's position
on the tariff question and deliver 1t secure
" bound to the Democratic National Com
mittee.
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Freedom Notice.

This is TO give notice that have this day given
my son Fred K. Quincy, his time during the re-
mainder Of his minority to trade and act for him
SELF and that shall not claim any OF his earnings
nor pay any debts Of his contracting afser this
ldate.
Hebron, August q, 1SsS.
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Special Excursion Tickets win be issued from
.he following stations, AZ very low fares, VIZ:

Tickets are good to 20 only BY special train, on
Tuesday, September 18th. starting &C the above
mentioned times. and good - return by ordinary
train until Saturday, September 29th.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-09-11

A magazine only differs from swor a
in this wise. With one you generally have
20 cut its leaves while the other generally
leaves its cuts.
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Over Eio'htv-fve

A good Christian man. well known throughout
Our State Tor lie good works. A man whose
statements cannot b" impearhed have suffered
with the Liver and 'daey complaint aud was A.
times very biitOug
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Messengers Notice.

OFFICE OF THE SHERRY or OXFORD COUNTY
STATE OF MAINE.
OyFOpD, IS Aug. IS, a. ID 1888.
TyUIs is to give notire. thtt on the twenty a n h
day Of Aug, A. u iss3. n Warrant in In
solvenGv was issued out OF the Court of Iusolven.
CIV for said County Of oxford, against ,he e.,ste
OF George A. sburtlen Of Psris. adIudgeJ To he
an Irso,vent Debtor. on petition OF SAID debior,
which petition was filed on the 2l,h dsv NJ Aug.
A. D. lss3. n which last named date interest On
claims IL 10 be computed; Tht,the pawn eut OF any
debts snd the delivery and transfer Of any prnp-
erty belonging IN said debtor, q him or for his
use. md The delivery and transfer Of any proper.
~ By him are forbidden bv law: That a meeting
OF the Creditors Of said Debtor, To prove their
debts and choose one or more Assignees OF his
estate. will be held alta Court ofInsolvencv to be
holden At Paris. In said County, on the 18th day
of Sept. \. ID. 1888, nj nine O'Clock In the fore.
noon.
Given under my hsni the date first ab,ve writ
ten. AUSTIN p. sTEARNS, Deputy sheriff,
as Messenger ~ the Court Of Insolvency, for
said County OF oxford.