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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-09
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oxFoRp, sat . Court Of Probate he'd si
Paris, within and for the County Of OXFORD on
HENRY fARwELL, Administrator on The e..
tate Of harbour n. farvel, late ofBsthei. IN said
Coanty. dsceAsea. having prtsentsd his Account
for aliovances
OEDsnkD, that the said Administrator give notice
20 all persons Interested by causing o eopy Of ths
order 10 be Published three weeks saccsssiveiy In
may appear % Q frobAts Court 70 be held 81 Paris
In ssid Coanty, 90 the third rsesday OF Dee
next q O'Clock In the forenoon, and shou casse
n any they have, vhy the sane should not b
GEo. A. wIIsos, y.ass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-09

WEsr nrIuu. Dee. "a ;. Bean
postmaster. merchant AMI mill oSuer' J.
maklng many additions % our little vi
AZ in th- shape % dwelling houses, lum'
hsr sheds 81.
J. 5 Hodgdon. our Bethel prinicr j.
trarh.ug = Nflting school in this village
Ani l. saii % be an excellent pcnman.
Dr y ". DAVIS tae Sogth fsris den
u.t whose carl appear, iu the DEMOCRAT.
i frequently called % West Bethel. an
this srsk b. IA hat Al The WORK be could
90 f0r thrse DAYS ln this vicinity.
UBsss Wheeler. % Soath Paris i teach
lug our village school. ard % BIDS TAR "
hea very successful term. Miss Minnie
h. AMI Flora J whcclcr are teaching Ia
afIuluIug districts.
Mr. N. Holt l. sick with pneumouiA, And
many ar ar ctei with lang troaoies 10
ne vicinity.
n d. H6t las fst1rued from California,
snf al pas The Sinter here.
r. n. Briggs receives subscriptions 70
Ell the ieaiIug neSspapers and magazines
ant /. an authorirci sgent for w VNipHi
DEaoCKkr W ID N'N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-09

ONTOnp. Dec. -
wani 81 be- a granger.
Aud Win tho Changers stand
Tho sun hrosu upon my forehsAf
a corn-oob in my hand
such Is the frst verse 90 The touching
All pathetic ballad. which the brave
youths and merry maids are sluging In the
clean streets Of our pare aud besutiful
village. n means there l. some TAX ol
star.iug grange here Schools began
Mouday. h q. Hall. csq tsachts ne
grammar school VIII Whltney has
gone o. BrOcion. Mass. 81 work -
About twenty couple honorsi the Thanks'
giying dance with their presence. Most
90 the mill folks daucci 90 b bed. Prof
j. W. Raymond ate ~ Boston. later OF
Norway. opens dancing school here,
shortly L y Edwards talks some of
golug d Idaho --GrAss vas green In The
dciis Nov. % james Jones tabs OF
opeulug a drug store la wlndham Al
bert Robinson was 10 the place last wcek
Pumpkins arr sslling fof hftcen cents
a pound In small quantities. AMI under pc
cuusr circumstances -Safic Crockett
severely Injured her ankle. tgmbilng out oi
q Wagon The band l. doing wonders
under The tniiion ~ Prof Collins. The
pond i beginning b Ice over --Newel
Poster WAS In town last week Mrs
Charles Darrell l. very low Simon
Wsriwrll went by with q Zoe d-oYe Of
cattle. Monday. Bcn. knight was by The
fence ant when one % The bAshfal COWS
lookcl ~. be slnkci Awlckoi sink al her
The poor COW was - confoundci aud bcwil'
dsrcf that she run through the open ffou,
door toto Miss RcbeccA Bakers front sn'
ty The entry was - small The COW
cuuif not turn round 4 man tried to
yank Der cot ~ the tail lie yAnked -
hard that her hlnd feet came right up On
from The f,of with miraculous rapidly
a. 10 20 % the COWS tall AMI AT down
ON the brick walk With rrOmpincss aud
despatch ic said "hally for Cleveland.
90 something hotter and more expressive
90 De- continued In the y. \. Lsigfr ]
Charles franCls has gone 20 Boston 90
work --C Charles Jones has gone lnio The
factory. One hundred chickens were
fsri-d 81 here Thanksgiving San
WariNcii looked 80 cross az q fot that the
scared anulmh Jumped right into The pond.
The body was recovered w. Il farris
went a fox hunting last week with bis US
ual success Sherman Pike has been 20
Boston. and has seen the immortal Sulli-
van She welchvllle factory q. running
extra time Now i The time when the
small boy skates on the thin Ice. i
wrote Up a. obituaries Sunday. aud am all
realty flr the rush. -frri smith has &C
cepici rcmunsfa;lve position Ia the fac.
tory Mr.. Ward has resigned bis POSI-
ton a. boss dresser Ia The mill The
large boiler Ia the factory came near ex'
ploilng Tuesday --Johnle Baxter has
gone % winihAm % work DIR. ofriu
stephens h0uorcd Boston with his prs
ence lAst week darrell and Hawkes.
have painted the trimmings % their store
blue ~ errll Bracket has adopted q
magnificent newfoundland dog. best
weather ever see, says the Oldest inhAo-
liant
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-09

OXFORD. sat- . vvurt o. Probate. held
Paris within and for the County Of OXFORD
on the thld Tussfsv Of Nov. A. u 1884,.
on the petition Of George ID. Blsbte and Apna
Harlow, Guardisn of frsnt :. Harlow 81 ais min
or heirs % Elbr idge q Hglow. late 81 Dixheid In
ssid Csunty, deceased praying Tor license 20 sell
AMI convey certain real estate sitssisd IN Canton
a.d Backde IN ssii County al a. sdvsntsfeoss
Canton, aud tvo hundred dollars for The estate 10
Buckhsld. ssif estases beisG fully described IN
Their petition 90 Ole IN the ffohais Ofes
OnDkRkD. Thai The said petitioners give notice 70 All
persons increstedby cansng abstract u their pet
ton slth this order thereon, % - Published three
week. successfully In the OxFOnD Dtnocnsr, news
paper printed Il fsrs In sad county, that they may
appear Probate Court, % be held Al fsrs, on the
bird Tuesday q Dee. next a. nine o'cock In the
forenoon and show cause. Il any they have, Why the
same should nos b granted.
GEORGE a. WILSON, Judge.
A true oopy-Atiest H. {. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-09
Notice OF Foreclosure.

THE sab.eribsr hereby gives pubLs notice thai
she has ben daily appointed BY the HOn. Jsfse o.
Probate Tor the Cosnty Of Oxford and assumsdths
trust o. Admiaistfstrix % the estate Of
SUSAN sTukTtyA>T, late % fsris,
In said Coanty decsased BY giving bond .. ne "a
directs che therefore requests all
70 the estate Of said deceased 10 mske Immediate
payment. snd those who have any demands there
on 10 exhibit the same TO
Nov Il ist. ANN N. fUtfLf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-09

OXFORD, ssi-At Q Cours Of Probate bid 81
Psris. within ami Cor the county Of oxford
on the third Tuesday Of Nov, A. u. l-st
CHARLEs n. BENSON, Administrator 90 The
estate Of Msry J. ststson. late offsis, In SAID
County, decreased. having presented hs account Of
naturalization Of the estate OF said dseessed
for allossnce
~ 10 all persons Interested BY causing copy q
thls order 10 be publishetthree weeks ssesessvsiy
On the oxford Dsnocrat printed a. Paris, that they
may appear At q Probate Cosrt 20 be held 81 raris
IN said County 90 the third TuesdAy Of DE. next.
ate o'clock Il the forenoon and shsw cssss n any
they have vhy the zane should not Be allowed.
6kO. A. WILSON, JsdTs.
Atrss sopy-sttssts-H G. DAvis. REGISTER.
THE Subscriber hereby rves Public >osics that
he has been daily appointed ~ the Hon. Judge Of
Probate foe the Cossfy Of Oxford. and Assumed
the trust OF Adninist,aIof Of the estate Of
BENJAMIN v. TWfrCHkLL. late % Paris,
70 said County. deceas<d. By giving bond ~ the
Law directs, be therefore reqsssts all persons 10
debtsd 70 the estsie Of ssld dec ,sssd 20 nAks in
mediate payment, aEd those who have any de.
assds tkerron 20 sxnibit The zane 20
Nov. ", iss<. ERNEST f.TWirCHkLL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-09

MIRRORS OF Italian, French and Eoellsh
Importations, at Paine's, IS Canal Street.
Boston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-09

DYyIRTUE Of liosnss frcs the Hoo. Judge q
ID Probate ef Oliosd Comfy, ! shall all 81 me
lsss samuel frye 90 SATURDAY, Jsssary %, lss, q
IN oeloek In The forsnooa certain part " me eid
homestead Of said sanssl rrye, 10 FrysborG. 90
the sosthsriy s,ds Of The road issiiss froa FRYE.
burg Corn<r v Lowell. and bounded westsriy oy
lssd Of ,. n. Gosdon sad lAsd Of ,. X. Holt Asd
Y. A. Holt southsriy and essteriy ~ land q Va.
q. wslksr, and sortbsrly ~ SAID rcd, to{stber
Win The pine Trees 90 ~ sorthesly eide Of saAd
Z, TO-. ssls III ) II. coriss. p's HxsriSos.
Nov. ~. iss<. Adnisissrasos 81 sasi. rrys
TIE subscriber hereby sivss public sesiss tnai
she has sess daily sgpsl.tes ~ ne hesss.sls
-: !: s: &: {; x ;s ss;i . !: S q 6: Il
CHARLES EpEs. late Of Bse~sssld.
IN ssid Comfy. dec>sse1 By giving bosd - ths
Law tir~>ssy che therefore rsQsssts al persossis
dsbss1 70 the sstats Of said deceased 10 nass IN.
mediate psysess. ssd these Who have any q.
mands tkersoa 70 sxkibu the ssns 10
Nov. ~. isx. LOCIsA \. KDBs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-09

WEST PARIS. Dec. Geo. II. Briggs
carried quite = number % SO. WOOfstock
10 church. last Sabbath 10 his AmasoH.
Last night his team carried q load from
our village 10 No Paris. % an Antiquarian
supper.
Mrs. Elisha Emery l. very low. Hef
sister from GofhAm, n. II. Is stopping with
her.
Mrs. Naihan Swan Il very sick.
Mr. samuel McAgister died Dec. >, and
was buried yesterday, Dec. 9Th, funeral
services al Trap Corner school house, by
Rev. Mr.. William, also a masonic burial
was given him by the Masons At West
Paris and vicinity. The services a, the
house aud a, buying ground were very
Impressive. Mr. McAlllster was the Oldest
mason In all this section, having been
mason about CO years. His widows son
Is very sick with the humps. Al South
Woodstock the mumps are having grand
triumph. over young and old.
Mr. William was called Thursday 10 al
tsud the funeral OF the child OF the late
Ambrose n. Brooks. Ills young widow Is
now zen alone. and Il deeply afflicted.
Lovely weather the week psst-murcury
this Saturday morning, q above w.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-09

ran sabscribsr herehf give. pstlie notie. that
A. Ia, been duiy Appolnicd 6y me iion. jutxe
of Probate lof the C0uaN q oNfpfi, AM a.
sumef The trust q Afminisifatf u ne estate ot
DAVID MrkkfN, late Of ~ton~hsmt
In sal County, deceased, BY EIfins btni a. ths
ia- dr--ts. he ther~fnre fegaesis All fFfsoas Ia
ietied % the estate Of sait deceassd o. mAte in
rssdats payment. anf those Who have any o.
msna. thsreon % srhlbit The zane o. -
Nov j.. i..i ESTHER a. hchttN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-09

Pans There l. % be swriilng school
10 the brick school house, during the term
OF winter school. commencing this Mon
DAY evening. Dec. ,th, under The insiruc-
.iou 81 Mr. II. X Duuham, Of West Paris.
Mr. DunhAm l. fnc penmsn, and All
who wish 10 learn % write, would DO well
% avail themselves % the opportunity.
Terms Tor 20 lessons, si-p0i books fur
ulshcd ~ the teacher
The Good TemplAr~ Lodge has decided
% hold IL meetings Friday evenings Al
the lasi meeting two new members were
initiated and several applications were re-
Csived. We trust that al friends OF TEN.
perAnce In the village will Interest them
selves In this society.
Ex.Gov Pcrham Il improving In health.
though bis condition Is still cons, cred
serious.
Lat Sunday was temperance day
Rev J Cochrane preaohedA temperance
sermon the Sundsy School lesson was
on temperance; and Al the close OF The
sunday school. james =. Wright, esq,
gave brief but interesting address on the
subject
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-09

TUE Subscriber hereDy xIvcs punllc notice thai
NJ, "a. teen iuiy appointed By fhr Huu. judge II
Probats for me C0unty u OsiOfd, and Assumed
Inc trust OF Executor Of The EsiAte Of
sNLNANIA Bith, late ~ bnethti,
In ssid County, decsasci. ~ giving bond AZ the
law directs 10 therefore requests All persons IN
debtci 70 The estate Of said deceased 20 make IN
msiiats payment and those Who have any de-
mAads thereon, 70 exhibit the sane 20 49,.
Nov. l. t~t JUN bi'hs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-09

FEirnrnG. Dee. Fired Walker !ei
90 Wei. last fof Indianapolis, lui, whef,
a position Wa offered him.
TIE school la Dist. No. .. began again
this wcsk under Miss Hattie ABBOTT, who
taught me fAl term.
Miss Hattie a. KlckcS formefmly pre-
cctr,ss in ffycbufg ACADEMY, has received
m appoiuimsut A. assistant In IN Mel
rose. Mss iligh school
TIE Democrats painted The town red,
Tuesday eve. There Nas q torch.lgh'
procession. spccc les, supper, etc.
Geo. n Evaus. Who has hcen AFFLICTED
~Ith . csfbauclc on thc back % his nccs.
L. recovering.
Toe Academy bcglus again 90 We'd
There L. pruspccts of aNcfy good attend.
auce Or thr w.uirr torn
To Cnsa'angla Circle still ivcs aud
fo1flslr.. be-. ilth l. % b. devoted %
Mlron Al rgaiings and cssays vii have
renee o. him AM his writings
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-09

rHE ssDseroer hereby sivsspselis notice "a at
he has been daily appointed BY the Hon. Jsds.
Of Probate for the County OF Oxford anf assumed
Inc trust Of Adminislratoy Of the estate Of
WINTHROP MATHEWS late OF Paris
In said County decessedby giving bopd ssths lAs
directs he therefors requests all persons y nc are
Indebted 10 the estate Of said teesa 10 maize I'm
mediate payment aud those Who have any demands
''''''- WILLIAM ,. WHEELER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-09
Se,,e. Of second assti-g ef Creditors In
Insslvsney.


Insolvency.
rI,O THE creditors Of JOHN l.. sIANLkl, o.
II fryeburg, IN the COUNTY Of OSfofd ssd state OF
Name In solvent Debtor-iou are hereby nottned,
that with the approval Of the Jaise OF the coefi
OF Insolvency Tor sald County OF Okferd the sec
ons Nesting Of The Creditors of sail Iusolsent. -
appolrted o be held II the Probate Court no m
IN Paris In SAID County Of oxford on weineslA,
The seveasenth day Of De, A, ID ls-s, -
O'Clock 10 TIE forenoon. foa viii govern youfseli
accordingly.
Glveu under my hand anf The order Of Sourl
thls lsth day OF soy., A. u. -,
HEgRICK 4. DAVIS Register Of the Count OF
Insolvency zoe ssid County OF otfofd-
THE Subscriber hereby gives pablle notice tina,
he mas been daily appointed BY TIE lfon. Juffe OF
Probate Cor the County o. oxford aud assumed the
trust ~ Executor Of the estate OF
Stephen ANDREws late Of Lowell
IN sali County, deceased, ~ giving bond a. tness
directs be therefore requests al persons who are
Indebted 10 the estate % ssit deceased 10 mare
Immediate payment, and those Who have any de-
mands thereon 10 exhibit the sane 70
CHARLEs q. ANDREWS.
Nov L. IsA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-09

TuE Subscriber hereby give puuiic notice q AZ
be has been daily appointed ~ he Hoo. julie
o, Probate for The Coanty ofOafofi, aud assumed
ths trust Of AimlnIsfrstof u The estate Of
LEONARD u. LONEJOi, late q Aniotef,
IN ssid I0unty. deceasci, By giving bond a. ne
debts.i % The estate Of said feceAsci 70 maze
lnmeiists payment. and those vho have any de.
msnds thereon % exhibit the sane "
g. III lsst OHgIN J. IONfJOl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-09
nnIIlr DAM

Dec. very pleasant for three days
something new for this fall No snow A.
yet The loggyrs are looking sAd-All are
longing Tor snow. % 90 % work. A. T.
Brooks has crew all really Ia the woods
W "A. Eyans has crew OF forty men'
twelve oxen. slx horses this, l under
stand. l. his last winters operations Ia
this town. Hope be viii DO well =. l.
Brown i % have a large crew on what Is
called whliecap Brook, this winter.
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1885.
HARpER'S MAGAZINE.

With the new volume. hrrnning IN peefmlsf,
IIaarrns Means vii cunriudg ~ thirif hhh
Yeaf. Ihl ni.lrsi prfifal ~ ~ nIfi y go ih
sa.h urs NoIuInr. ser maoartaf. not simply p
cause prrsruts fIrsh Fuhrr anil nrH Virfurrss hut
alsn and chiefly. hrcaus1 a steadily alt snctt ln W
,fill.li Iissn n magazine making IN sufd. ~
MAGAZINE bffIrlnrs AMI uHfr a. faithful MR.
rnr "a rurrrnf be- .ni rIternsl.f. lfaiur hafures
u IN affrtltiff pfuEIalnnlf 30 l.'f arc ~. 49,.
bowels ~ touafanfs lfnInagff Wooi.Nn aili W ~.
linsfls. q nfs novel fuiiilri ~ ihf hfl Nlnff
descriptive Illustrated papers ~ Y. II. hlft, "
~saln tifnrt. .. A. Ahtffi ~ Dlhsen ani oth.fs
taidsmIfh's '~tf stops A. toulu0r, uinsiftifl ~
Abbey. important paptIs on Ar >cifnff, GO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-09

urnno~ The closing exercises % ihc
Academy occufri Tuesday evening. Nov.
at. The entertainment wAs in rVcry rc'
erect a success. ant ~ Scfc very happy
@ see so many ~ our former students
present. $50 our Norway fficuis Win
Mr. ful'cr. former teacher here.
The eKceilsnt work OF Prof Mayo and
b = slant teacher. Is highly appreciated
oY ttc frIruis al patrons of The school,
anf 10 L. hnprd q larger number ihan ever
wllaval themselves. ~ TIE privilege Of
attending the school The coming Year.
The district school commenced Monday,
under direction 10 Mss Lizzie A. Han
mood. of Paris nm
Much Interest Is fcit ln The singing
school taught by Mr.. IlorAlto eastman.
Fdfay evening very pleasant polui
party w. ven Mr. Victoria BkrfoSs.
1y hcr filcnis and Relatives. Remarks
spproprItte 90 O. thc occasion Ncrc made
hg NJ 4 l.. Packard.
Arrangements ar being male for
CHRISTMAS. ania pupiic entertainment VII
b. g.ysn a. she chapel. ChfistmAs evening
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-09

t.on are very busy preparing o log --
NJ Evkns. from Milan. vii occupy bis
Oh camps again. tbs winter. -- kich-
m1ud Davis l. attending o. hkul timber,
ani put up bis team AZ the EnmVs's place.
a Brooks has taken Ioh or log
| r.ng AMI has built. OF u % build, camp,
Instead 90 stopping a. hls house A. usual.
-E T. brown las bullt ucS dam on
The CamhrigC f1r driving purposes,
| srOvc the Que buIIt two years $50. MI
| Gilbert hNs been iu the woods, driving
team. for Mr A. Chase fof some tine
Mr. 4 Nsays coutrivcs % drive his work
Instead of letting bis work drive him AMI
80 generally goes o. his winters ioo
| mouth sooner than most farmers who
~ork In the woods Mrs. AnnA Bean,
almost ll years ~ sge. continues vel as
/ usual AMI sill MAKES patchwork quilts
/ The Young ladies' Of today, With their
/ cray pztchWorE cant beat Aunt Anna
TO Mr. a.. n Of Colorado. I would
i Ike o. say Dolic Dart Was once pu'
i M 20 hers when she taught The district
school on the Plat" / Omen think OF
her. and TIE pleasant term % school aud
thr txhIhition AZ the close. an pretty
slre my father Nas an Own cousin % her'
| Now. Clydie. don't you recognize Dolle
Dart - man from Colebrook, y. H.,
has purchased the ~ Richard, place and
moved here. while Mr. X. has gone -
Buckreld % live Mr.. l.. Bennett ani
family have moved from Gratou. NJ. Is.
t. al work Tor T. NJ. Walker Tor while.
IT, house va rented ~ Mr.. Aldrich'
Nlo occupied 10 Bat a short times nniing
tae climate TOO cold Cor bis wiie's health,
ne moved - Gllead ---Muuroc Oils Is
teaching the term in District No. g ~
iersisud he i having good success. lie
las fvc scholars. A. this l. koe's nrs'
attempt. hope his scholars will De good.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses McAllisier have
both been quite 81 ck Iva McAlllsier Is
teaching In the NIL District Al Upton.
Eva will make a successful teacher, A. she
3 thorough scholar and perfect lady, and
gains the love and respect Of her pupils a.
| one. - think the correspondent % the
| Lfrisf0a Journal j. q. X must have
frank too much water nom Bal Brook
30 that he saw double on that trio - ths
Lakes. Tor our people have no recollection
% puttlrg one bridge over another Al thai
place Miss Nettle Tyler, who has been
teaching a. Erroi. i stopping AZ home to'
a short time. Nettie j. mAkiag nice ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-09

A Nae oll aHeH w. - 'N'''i
ONYORp. .s-Ata Court a ffotais bed al
Paris withi4 tuf f0f the Couniy of osiofd IN
the thlfd TuesdaY Of Nov A. ID l-et
gICuARp n WILLIAMSON, afmlnisifai1r
% the estate u william Ntliiamspe hle u bstt i
ii N sd tounty. decsssst. having presented hit
sc.sunt q admlaistraiI1u Of ne estate ~ all
leceascl i1f aliosancsi
OHurHnu. that sal Aiministratof EiFe uotioe
10 aIipefsons interested b causing copy q ths
order 10 b. published thrte seeks sarcsssirelf a.
Ia Otfori Democrat, anesspspcr priuiri Al Par
i'll hat thew nav appear 20 Probate touu o. D
hid a Pars. In saId countY.on ne thiri fuesiay
81 prc. nsnt. 30 niuc oclock 10 ne furvnoou
All sh0s csuss, n an thfg have Hhl me sAms
sh0uli Dot b. Aliosci.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-12-09

oxF pgn. s.-At toaft cd ffsrats AL A.
Paris. .thin and fofthr Coanfr 81 otf1fi, on
tte thifd TuesiaF 81 Nov. a ~. isst
Oa ne tstff 81 lrrr A futsfafIi - a. -
ffsntnn flantsilcn, 10 sati 'uantf, pa % ihhi
Ansis Hi.hop 81 Klmfnri D. appu niei Admlais
Uaifix On IA estate oi ssmlel nnIte'lsl. late OF
kumfofd 10 salf CruntY, droesse1.
ordered. Tat ths safi fsiiiipufr EiFe hotce
u al psfs1ns Interested tT easing c1pY ~ ms
order % D. putIIshcd three seeks ssoccssiFe1 On
ths Osfoft ismnrrsi pfiutei 81 Paris that thsi
may kEtfar q. q Probate Noari o. - he'll a
Fafl. in .aii OoauiF on The hfi iuesdsI ~
De next Al uIne 0'rlork ln the furtnuuu AL
.hos easss n asy ihsy have shl me samc shoali
at - sfsrfesl
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n, wkLktA
Ai'arssy GAd COvassllOr al Lar,
LOWELL mAfNn
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nosroN. Mass

OXgORu a. At q tfur rf ffsbtts Veil a.
Paris auhu AT Or ne Ouuatf nl uhluri
90 ne tfIri rursfsr 0f nov, -. i..t.
IEssE u Linnl. Admisusiof "a NJ es.ais
Of Ierenlah = Cn1sbT. lee uf ftNtle'Thial 70
ascease.i tatiug rfsssris1 IA accouni % stm in.
Istrsfcn ~ ttc s.isio % all deceased Coz alios
anca "a,
O5,isroi nat ssif Aimirisirsfof give notice 10 al
tsrsnss laisfssiei, hf cassins oopy ~ ihis ~
irf b. b. putlshsd trfcs seas suc'sssiFe'J N
M O.iurd fssmpcrsi pfilisi fsts, that tnel
nav Arpssf a. q coan % ffutatr % ~ bed a.
rsris. In sail couuiy, % ne thrf iussib ..
~ nsnl 81 nrs o'rlprk 10 ne ipfeeoon, an
shos cause 4 auy thsy have, NJ ne ssms 'n's'i
noi h. allosctY ....,.,.. -,
Atfsssopf- attest ~ q. paws, kssisisf
oNToHp ss-Ats Cluu OF rFntsia h6ii Al
rafIs, aIfh sithIn kuf Cor thc flatf OF pslp0d,
% IN ttiri Tussfsr OF NoTs a. u lSt
tuAgiEs o. nlN-oN, Aialnlsifaiof 90 ne
estate ~ thAfiss eoiblrI .is Of fais, IN stHi
t1uafr. dscsassd. having prtsettci ~ hcc1unl
- aiulnsuauun &C ne sffse - taii ieeeasfh
o. a'los
ORDEEFp. nat Ne fad Aiminisifa'or siFs
act ~ O. 81 prrfons inisfesiei,hf causlns cnrl
ID ms order o. De- publshsd thres Hesks -
ess.fsiy in ths Onfpfi pemncfai priatssi 40 faf's
thai insy m nypsar 81 q q 1url N fFn1aie 90 us
tsi I'd Fafs alihin al ff sai loauiT IN 80
mint Tarsfsy 90 lee ufkt. afu orlHrk IN NJ
f1fcat on. al sh1s cause, o. any thsy have, Nhl
ne zane o. .IIi r.' D. aloard
Gao A. WILSON Jufss
A True cogF attest tt. q. DAVIS kfsiffrf
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-04
The American Navy.

4
The bill which passed the onitea
states senate last week auinorIAihs
he buildiny Of seven new steel vesseis
1ns come none too soon, for 1t seems 70
l hs sgenerally agreed that the American
navy il about the weakest III we
world. Among otner Ini
a raiiI has felt constrained y q
70 tell his Amerlc an friends, Is inc la y
,Sat iheir navy is "non.exislent 80 iar
as tirst-class ships equal 70 moqsLn re- re-
anirements are concerned ms ~,
,harit;as In The states themselves are
a aron more emphatic. Gen, II. a
sso writing in The North Anle a,,
mn Review, points out that the W y ,op.
s ssahaa,d il absolutely deielseie5;s,
While Admiral D. Porter sa ~
III, Ms official report 70 the seS :,
raiarv Of the navy last year, pu. y y
reandlv that the states had plenty nv, ~
r nt'iesra and wlter but no ships, 4, I'M .
onIy thing to be said Is tnM' ~ 'a ,.rc 81
,ha nrotection Of American coIih ~ y,
Wv. ah1das L concerned. the navy - "a, ~
a aan"er required, since The pro'sss al,i'
,aritT las the ship-owners IN the ,n pd,'''
sa s, were reminded on Sa,u'n -.
has succeeded in annibilating the his'
chant shipping.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-04-04

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