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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-07

birthplace had no boundary lines. There
we're millions for de,fsaes" lof Human
Rights bat there Was no (snos 70, OF that
eoald. restrict the party. II was fsmous
for fs.cisg however. While yet In Infancy
10 took its most valiant ''raif-spifffsr" and
they fenced human slavery within II. tomb.
Al the same time they boilt feHc, - high
that the Democratic party can never climb
over. unless the Republicans &c, too inds.
psadenf and help tear down the structure.
Phillips IL . pretty and rapidly growing
place. The surrounding scenery Il nne;
near by Ia Mount blue 1000 fee, high,
while In the distance Mount Abraham and
cold saddlebsck" rear their msjcstlc
crcsts 1000 feet shove the sea. feom the
lof,y and rocky summit OF Mount Blue one
can obtain magnificent views OF mountain
and valley, deld and forest. riverlets and
river, farm house and village while away
IN the north aud northwest stretch the
dark and almos, bouniless forests or
Maine and Canada Al the base Of Mount
blue nows the swif, though softly steal.
ing Sandy River. with the charming VII
lsge OF Phillips nesting Ia picturesque
beauty along it, banks
Philips 10 much pstronlIed by artists,
tourists AMI sportsmen. ~ being the ga,s-
way 81 the fu.f.mei R,ngsley Lake -
glon-sevs1.sen miles awsy-thst "won-
derful water system 10 the heart OF the
northern forests" Hundreds OF families,
sportsmen and others. spend part of each
year In the primitive wilderness OF This
mountain. lake and wood region. Trout,
salmon and various kinds % game are
plentiful. with . guide. one can 40 few
miles nom Rsngley. and aroani he Ken
nsbago lakes aud mountains, nni the deer
earrlbou. and bear. with the smaller game
OF the forest 10 grcs, abundance.
FROM Phillips We vent 70 fsrmlngton
thence 10 Leeds Junction. and winthrop.
one man on the train. Who had taken too
much 'jaloe OF the for,iiisA fruit" per
sisted In swsllowlng q whole bon Of Ayers
Pulls. THIS reminds me % the young man
who came on the train At Portland one
time. Al every station be ASKED lis tAs
Greensf" A. lewiston be Jumped W aud
inquired ercltedly Have We got 10
Grrcnef' NO says the conductor, "bai
IN youu sli s,lll III tel you when We ge,
there Arriving si Greene. he took par.
,leulsr pains 10 inform bis nervous pas
.enger OF The fact, bat, on going throagh
the cars n winthrop. there sat the same
young man. why" says the surprised
conductor. Il ,hoaghi you 20, OF at
Greene" "Oh. no didn't want %. I've
20, ucks, 10 Bangor "Bui Why were
yoa 50 snrlou. abos, Gfeensf" Veal,
when len home marin wanted ms ~ take
q pin al Greene. aud she told me 10 tAks
another AZ wsisrvllle tsw Yoall tell me
won't ycrf' The "corn.doctor" gave him
%. You see. ne took bis medicine accord.
ing 10 directions.
Winthrop Il pretty place. Lake Ma
ranooook Is q beautiful sheet Of water 81,
In |. qule, spot. pleAsan, place for popu'
lar excursion. and meetings. PROM Win
,hrop We wen, BY stage 10 Augusta.
EuiloJu
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Saturday The Chief
u the Grand Army issued an order 70.
minding comrades Of the improperly o.
using the order for partisan purposes.
Sunday The people in Pi,tsbgrs. Pa,
prayed for rain. There vas much q.
oitement in Cleveland over the work Of
persistent ineendsriss. Thirteen Gre. had
been sc, there within foriy-eighi houn
Tuesday: A cloud bgr., occurred At
Dayton. o.. sweeping buildings away and
doing great deal Of dsmage.-Oficia
returns from Vermont give Pingree pla.
raliiy Of 22,766-Goy. 81. Johns
letter Of acceptance Of the Prohibition
Presidential nomination Was made pubic
so. 900 workmen we're on q strike a.
Lyons, France. Gov. Hendricks "a.
given an ovation At the Louisville EXPO
.iiion.
Wednesday; An Independent r..
publican mas meeting vas held IN BE-.
w. ~ Nhtlh ssmeH AfNtMAA Atafhf
made the principal speech.
Thursday: The railway war isrmi.
mated by IN agreement With the Grad
Trunk Gov. Pingree Of Vermont "a,
inAusurated The Glen House. reaf
the base Of Mt, Washington. Va. ~toly
destroyed by Gre lo.s s225. 5000
The case Of Sergesn, Kelley. L.. s. A.,
charged Nth the murder Of Frank smith
Of Boston q, For, Popham, Ne. va cab.
ed at Portland.
Friday The Thermometer va ihs
highss, ever known q, midnight A. Ma.
neapolis. over So the atmosphere uas
very sitting and people experienced 30
many peculiar sensations iha, appfehea.
son. Of some impending disaster uers
entertsined.-2i men we're killed Or
badly injured on q construction train Ia
wisoonsin.-Mr Blaines journey "a,
from Cincinnati 20 Columbus. and no, b
whit lee. enthusiasm wss manifest thar
At other points in his journey. Columbia,
gave him welcome which. 10 poini ~
sine and enthusiasm. rivaled that u ary
other city since Mr.. Blaine started from
Boston.
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Nad0lal Election, Tuesday, Nov. 4

Tur Indianapolis N.rnafL Which VS.
sued ty NJ Blaine Cor u1el does uot seem
o. bs very srx.oas Or iriA 10 made =
graf sp'arge sooui lts readiness o. ma.n-
IAN thr charges ara - desire f1r an carly
u.aL NJ n.a.uc wouj nos press he
matter luil AFTER election. of course. be-
cause d. cou'i noi MAINTAIN Dis sult. AMI
thIs display wts for campaign eject But
whcr BARI pressed .l court a. >.a..at.
showed tte white icsthcr. az ihc Crit. by a'-
Irga dcmgrrcr. Which if sasia.uci wo1.t
have thrown thc case o1i OF court without
ttc tr.al which lt claimed to hc I'D aux.1us
or Tie dcmarror Was orerrl.ci. AM
then ne paper f.ci a lst of twelve
g4rsuous. which NJ. uanc was rc-
eucstet OBJ arswcr. Tbs was evidently
f1r delay. AMI d.i nos SLOW thai prompi-'
ucss arl rcainc,s f1r tf.ai Which thc "a
pr hai rrofcssct At Blaine answered
the questions. every one ~ them. and SILL
thc TIA l. not pushed TIE >larrr' uow
r.cs another ust of twelve questions wh.ch
10 requests NJ B.anc Oh answer. Tas
means more delay. ani shows couc.as.vc.y
Eat thc defendant does uoi mean Oh have
atr.k. if 10 can he avoided 10 las no
case. arf 30 continues to ask NJ n.a.uc
Oh make out a ease f,r The defendant ~
wcr O.. f,r the p.alui.f The >.rfse has
been coruerei in a vory dirty libel su.t
and We trust ihsi 10 ~. be wel squeezed.
such result woaA have a good trcci .n
purifying campslgu warfare.
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The September Md A,rii,. opening
with Mrs. Fleming's exciting narrative
poem, The Little Lion Charmer for
which W. T. Smedley has drasn q good
fruuti-picce. goes on 10 give sessonsble
story by Mrs. \. A. Humphrey, entitled,
"How Dolly Attended tue Convention i
II Is good picture OF old tAverns and old
times and customs, aud Daniel Webster
appears among the characters OF the story.
Md A,cdks has gooily reputation for
resculng the fsdlrg traditions Of the past,
and many valuable "reminiscences has been
printed In IL pages Of this sort are the
serial papers now running In IT. Numbers,
"Old school Days" by Miss Harris OF
New acknowledgements OF quaint New
England fOlk.llfe. Another excellent II.
Illustrated paper Is entitled About Dwarfs'
Its true stories. and nne pictures by Gar
re,t, are A. entertaining a. Q show. Ia
charming contrast 10 these realistic con-
trlbutlons. IL q dainty story by Lucy BARR,
called "A Matinee" and nothing more
swee, for children has appeared for many
q month. Margaret Eytinge has also
pretty story, "a Little slster-mother. A
new serial begins, "A District Messenger
Roy" by Jane Otis. MASKS on" goes
on IN dcugnuui tksniou' snt ussu'us
little Ruthie continues 10 meet with exeit-
ing adventures In "No-Msn's Land" md.
ing out this month "IIow oats, peas, beaus
and barley grow" despite the old rhyme
There are many charming poems, and the
Chautsuqua Readings for the month are
excellent. especially the Little Blogra.
ply" which IL OF Rev. DIR. J. II. Vincent
a name dear 10 oil chsatsuqusns.
Only 81 % year. ID. LorHRor 4 CO.,
Boston, Publishers.
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for plsipun OF $4,000. There was . large
attendance OF spectators, during the trial,
and the court house was well allied during
The arguments. The case created good
deal Of interest. and considerable amuse.
ment, a. certain OF The parties were bound
10 show their personal feelings 10 the mat
ter. BY the use Of very expressive language
and gestures.
Thursday and Friday were occupied In
hearings before the Court
Court adjourned Saturday, having ben
In session seventeen days. II has been
lengthy. and very busy term. A large
number OF cases have been disposed OF be-
sides those tried before the jury. There
has been bu, little spare time, though the
luriss were no, worked very hard, during
their stay.
DIVORCES.
The following divorces were decresd,
during the term
vneits A. Thorn, nbellant ". william
ID. Thorn.
Divorce decreed Hisi
Wright
Georgia A. Bean vs.. Ira W. Bean.
Decree nisi. custody OF miner children
% mother
Herrick
Lacy Il. Pratt, w.. Russell Pratt
Decree alsL
Blsbcc a Iicrsey.
Jalls n. Kldder vs.. John Kidder.
Decree Hisi.
Wright
sophronia ssnborn W. Carlos sanborn-
Decree aiss, custody Of minor children
10 mother.
Gibson.
Alfred o. Soyes vs.. Genie y. NoJes.
Decree sis.
Holt a Klmbsli.
Frank z. Tyler W. ROse,,s Tyler.
Decree aisi
Holi a klmhsll
Mary y. ssnbom vs.. william H. san
born.
Decree ai.i. custody Of minor child 10
mother.
Bearce a S,esrns
In our report. las, week, the name Of A.
\. usrrick shoald have appeared with
counsel for defense 10 the trespass case,
No. 30.
This l. Judge Haskelrs ars, term In or
ford County. but We ,rus, u will no, be his
last lie has given eminent satisfaction
10 all. while genial and Hind, In bis man
nets. he stlil maintains strict order In the
eourt room and quls,s all disputes between
counsel without creating opposition OF
unple.san, feeling. Ills charges have been
clear AMI comprehensive. 80 stating The
las that both parties were sailsnei With
his rulings. and showing an sp,ness and
familiarity with The rules. which could not
have been expected nom one who has 80
recently been elevated " the bench. His
position has been unusually dlfisult not
only on account Of the length Of The term.
bat because several % the cases tried have
involved important law questions, on some
OF which there are no decisions. Very
mach more busines. than usual has been
referred 70 the Court. aud few appeals have
been taken nom Jsdge Hsskelrs awards.
IL ia general remark smoug The attorneys
that Judge Haskell 1. successful Justice
AMI Tia, be l. certain 10 obtain 70 emlnenee
Ia the position.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Rev DR. W. NJ. Barbour. Of Yale says
n have said, and am guile willing N say
again. that I shall vote FOR Mr. Blalns, and
shall support him a. strongly a. can. "
That outspoksn aivocsts offree trade,
Congressman Hard. ofOhio. says "Grov'
er Cleveland agprorsi ~ h0rrisoa lal aad
l. ,rifA ~. What 40 the worklngmen think
% this Endorsement OF The Democratic can
didHief
Gen Grant during his recen, call on
Mr.. Blaine remarked "Thsy are abusing
you n they have me. bat the people will
elect you nevertheless lie further added
II don't know when Republican success
Wa more essential 10 National prosperity
than al present"
Mr.. Blaine was prese nted with q gold
headed cane In New York. Monday, by Rev.
Father Conley, 81 the Roman Catholic
Church OF West Point The cane was voted
% the Republican candidate At q Catholic
fair by coo majority. II Il nov In order
for the Cleveland organs % accuse MI
Blaine OF buying up the vote Of that church
society, a. Il will never do 10 Jet this
marked evidence Of bis popularity VIII
rlsh-Americans 20 out % The public with
DOT some aitemp, 20 counterfeit 10 eject.
Here IL rare opportunity FOR the Cleve
land organs 81 abuse the Irish.
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nosroN. MASS.
Messengers Notice.

Ht<>t0Ats f"Vss|
OFrfCu 90 fuN sunniTf oF oAfOAp t"tN'
STATE OF WAIVE.
OXFORD, ss.-seV'smber "a, A. % lS'
rI,IlIS 70 10 slse notice, that on ne an tay 81
il september, A y i<s, WsrFani IN insols.
snry sas isssei oaf of Ne Court % lasofenel
f,f saH County q OkioFi, sEainst tle esat
ofSamusi n wsi.w -rth nfnlfAm, ailaiEei 70 u
a. frsolsenf Debtor, on peution Of SAL 1so.of
shIfh refltiun -. nlci 90 the l.ih h&i ~ ~
A q 90 % whirh last uamct iAir tutrrest -
slslms Il 10 b. eomputei That ne PAY msot % any
isbls sni ne tsiirsry and trsnsfeI % anI prop
ertt bslruEIas b sa.d Debtor, a. hin % for NJ
ase ant he delivery snf iransfsf 81 anf rfotef
~ b. hin are forbtitsn ~ lass fhat meetes
of Ne Cre.illofs q sad t,tttnF, - pfpfe tre'
|lskts ani ehoose ous or more Assisnees o. ~
estate gill b. held sts Coart II insoltsney. 70 .
holisn Al Paris. In sad 1ouniy, % NE - "a
81 Ostobsr, A. y. i.si, a. nine o'cloct IN ne fore
noon.
1.I,sn usisf my hsna ne fsis fr.t shove -rt
la JORDAN STACY, .bsfifi
A. Messfsssr ~ ne Court - iasoiFeacIi ~
sskl CoantF ~ ONfbfd
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STATE or MAfNE.

vxvoEp. sss-Couu OF Insolvency. % Wed
i ne nssisi sf Albert coisy o. rry.bsrr. 10
solvent Debtor.
II 10 hereby ordered, That sosics Be slvsa y
all p<rsoas sterested 70 the ssssisaent 81 ths nrs
copy Of this srier 70 Be poblished tuo vs<ks
susssssivsiy, n the oxford Dssocsat, s.vs
pepper printed n Paris 10 ssd Cousiy that ,hey
Il The frobsts Cosrt Room on the un Wednss
daY Of Ort. MT &c sIns o'clsck n the Sorssoon
sad b heard thsrsoa Asd en,e:s n .hsy zee cause,
GKO. A. wtLeON, ya6fs
a trus esSy-Aussli Il. Q. bAvts, nssisssr.
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List Of patents issued TO Maine Invent
ors for The week ending Sept %, reported
Tor rs By Coombs 4 Mason, solicitors Of
Patents. Bangor
T.B. Merrill. PortlaId, Lubricating cup.
q. l.. WinslOv
Davis. Baxter a Co, Portland, trade
mark. Certain canned go0ds-words "Pri-
Vate stock
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-07

TEarKRaruKE Lasr wEEE Ar fan
sanday. IS ., cloady Monday. CD % clear
Tuesday. s5e clear "Wednesday see.
clear. Thursday. t07 clear FRIDAY 81
clear, SATURDAY. g2o foggy.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

M HeiT In the Cnanfy Of oxford. ~ be mort
s,Ee asef f.tsi the fftesnth DAY o. septsmbsr
A ID. Isl. sni recorded IN Onfori Registry Of
nsesis. boob ~, pa.e 80, oonsslsa W me, M
anser.i.nsd a certain gafcsl Of real estate stu
afsi In nurineid af1resAi, and boundei and
fesetlhsd a. fOllo1s % ~lts n bsiug pat Of lo
No. o. IN the west division OF lots u s.i toen,
uuh ne buihirgs thereon. containing seven
srrss more OF les. Also another iot Of lsni "a
All iosn contslnlnE tscnty ecr,s. more OF lsss
.tustef on south Iflii - csllef, bsinx lard fof-
mefly 0vaei ~ stsPhen hgi hissop. ssa an
Youns by his decd Of March ~ isss. and record !.
"A M Oaiofd Registry, Book ~, Page ~, And
wh@rsas the condition o. sid mortfaxs has D~~n
con'iltloa theroof / claim . for-cio-sre q "a "a
mortgage. NtLSOht hiNS1h''
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The next Anruai meeting 10 The Society
wIu be- hoid in Reception ual Portland
Thursday. FRIDAY and saturday. uctober
if. Do a1i is
Reduced fares on railroad and steamboat
lines. ani 40 hotels. have BEEN secured.
Free e1tsrtainmcut has been generously o.
Tered for al ladies' attending he meeting.
Report. OF che COMMITTEES on Mora
Insiructioo." Geometry. "Ar.tameiic,
ani " Reading. Nil be presented for laa.
action o. The Society.
Reports o. the Committees on Langua-
ges. " Geography. Science, ani " His
tory. wIu be- presented flr discussion.
The suteCts-" RANKING or kxauina-
ton a. an iutucemeut 81 s;uty or basis
OF promotion I'M classes % honors a. graf
uatou. " Professional Reading Coarse
% study ani gratut,.on In ungraiet
school" viii bel presented Cor cons.dera-
tor.
To teachers. committees and superb
tendents his promises % be- The most prac'
rcal,y Important educational meeting held
I'M the STATE.
An opportunity vii be- Afforded on
Thursday 10 visit The schools o. Portland.
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The A8aaF Joarnai SAYS ex-Jedge
samuel ID. Morris Of Kings County New
YOrk. who has always been Democrai, =
now Tor Blaine. he has j1st returned ron
= Trip % Europe and says his eyes were
opened By the talk especially In Beg and OF
the triumph Of Tree trade principles hias-
trated By ClevelAnds nomination Judge
Morris believes In protecting American
capital and American labor and be vii not
vote for free trader uke Cleveland
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FIrst Congregational Church. Rev q. o.. Iu
calls. Pastor on Sunday preaching -ft.. r-
ID q a. ~ sabbath school. 10 tfa'N HIf
meeting, - A ~ young people, mef.I.a
r. - prayer meeting, O. n NNiNff'aI
prayer meeting. 49,
Merhofist ChuIch. Rev = .. inss. fAiiDf
On -unisy, pf.aching .srrice. u a a =. -
30 - evening prayer meeting. D.
fne@iay prayer meeting. oru t.sss meet
No friday. igrn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-07

BAsr BaLI.-The return game between
the Paris HI ant Hebron Academy Mines
came OF In his village wednesday p. NJ.
Ouly innings were played, a. The close o.
which the score stood 70 g 10 favor ofthe
home players. when The IN Inning had
been played. the home club claimed lt Wa
too dark 70 play longer The visiting club
Insisted on playing No Official decision
was made By the umpire, AMI The lAsi Inn
ing was not played. The game was one Of
the best ever played on our grounds.
The Paris HI and Buekheid Mines play
"a Saturday p. n. a. Buekheid six Inn
iugs only were played when the game was
called BY reason % darkness. Score a. 10
A. The tle vii be played Of Al this place
SATURDAY. at2F. n. sharp.
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Va have received from Messrs. Hoe a.
Co. The PRESS bulters. hrough Root a
Tinker. ART puoishers an Currnv.ug of =
group of d.stingu. Louiou 'urnai.sts
The group consists Of. John walter, NJ
L.rI.a Irrf. m lahouchrc. Irafi I'd
mud YATES. 10 World W a. Mudf1ri.
I.s VraIlri JR Rot.nson. fl. fl.l
Na-i D. l.. Latsy. Ill faaiaa iIas'ra'.
Nrrt p. e. B1rnanl. Talri frcier.ck
Gresuwoot. Isl Jones l1-.rr wllAu l.
Thomas. IIf Grltir, q. A. SAa, ~
n1"l TIfrrrri Eiwafl Lloyd, ~ bug
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To al sho ars sufsFins non M frforf tni
iiscret oas ~ youth. rsrFous ssatress 81
fcrsy %. o. msnkaof. a., oil seri feIlf
nat ill cure 700, FKkE 10 luAknt lhf
srrst rrmstT as discovered ~ M 'ssllnafi N
south Ansrlcs setd sefalfresssl ~
~ n ggv Jos1rH Z fxnsx sisiIou %, ~
iork ClfY.
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cnrRcm DiREcrORY


baptist church. Rev. ,. D lochranf. Paste
on sunday. Preaching services. nAt a
hafh srhool 81 y. prayer meeting. I'D rH
TUESDAY evening. fuunT Peoples ~fr .f'f "
CHRISTIAN LndcaFur, fhursiaI ff'n..s
prayer meeting. ID
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-07

Tncnus MnriNe.-Thc Pal Meeting
of the oxford County Teachers Assocla.
lion wil be held a. Norway. Friday and
Ssi1riay. Oct 90 ant NOV. T. Super.1-
teuieut Lace AL be present b TAX part
la the i.scusslon. art n q. hoped that q
large uumber vii bel present Free en-
terta.rmcnt vii be furnished those who
attend
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Ircuiso PitEs --fuTruNs asu frur
The symptoms are moisture, lao uFfHI.ra
ton Intense itching. increased ny sCrtill'n F
very distressing. particularly AZ night, seems
a. n pin.sorns sCrn crawling IN aul a.fll
ne rcctum. tho private parts are sonnet NTf
sfFsrtrsi M allowed ~ coutlnla very srfiUIa
results may fnlios. "sM AlNIs ulNIMENI
i a pleasant, surr cure. Aiso, Or letter iiC..
alt llheum. cald-lirad. lryslpsIas, liarhfrf'
m. ~ mall, sItts ffor sia. Aiirrss. lk
-WAYNE A rON. fhua. IA .oif iT lrnf
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osnmisst0uer's Notice.
The unicrslfucd having bsen spporn,ed ~ w
uosorable Judge Of Probate for ne County o.
Osfor,i, on The third Tuesday % August a. ID.
l-et, con- is.ionsrs 10 receive and efsm ne ,ne
claims q crednors against the estate % ,hsrss
Al Hill, late OfFryebarg in said couuiF, deceasei
r,pr,sents.l Insovent hsreby give notice that sis
months from The date Of said appointment are Al
Lowell ~ SAID creditors m WITCH 20 present tn1
prove lheir claims. and thai ihsy ~ .. IN ssssion
Al the Following places and times for the purpos
OF r,osIvlnx the sane, va Al The once " y.
Hastings a son. on pccembcr ofh, n. II, ~
January "a snd februsry IN. A. ID. iss,' Al 100
o'clock In the afternoon.
TgANK n BRADLEY,
DANiEL n CARLTON, couAisnoners
1 "A
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ue..~uu~r'. Notice.

OrTfCE 90 Iun ~uIkiIf 90 phfohh ''Nfi''
STATE OY MAINE.
OXFORD, &c -Pais. september ran. A. ID 80
gI,uis i N ave >oti,s. that 90 M tih dsy o.
Il scufsmlsr A. u. lssl, Nsuant IN iassl
v-ort sss issnetI cat q ne CouH % lusol tsncs
or aaid IoaatY Of osfprf, asatast NJ esAe =,
fafais y Tvsns % -tonsham m saf tonnv oi
Osford. aflaisei % - an insoifent lso..t, ~
n~fItlsn u sai n~tlof. shich rsfitlon AS nlei oe
ths I'm DAY % sepfeaerf, a. y. l--s' -.
Al aamad date Interest N claims - - -
ssmrafsdi nat The payment Of Anf ae..-
.nd ne delivery All transfer Of sny Pfols,r
i,slonslnE ~ saI debtor, ti BIN % ig
ass ard N isilrrry All transfer ~ anf p-oi
srty bv Mn ar flfbiifen ~ lac Thai mssuhs
Of ne Cfe.ilt0fs 90 said pestori - pfefe 49,
nclas AL choose gaa or more AtsiEnnee 81 =
ss.is eIl - held a. tourt % insnlfsnef " p.
hoiisn Al rrubais Couu Room IN Paris IN "a
County, on ne ~ Tar Of urtobofi A.p. 49, -
ulne o'cl0ek 10 the forsnoun.
tsirru unfrr ny hani ~ fsis frsi Ahofe sftt.n
WILLIAM DOteLAs.. nsppiy shefi1
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