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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27
A Good Enough Thing,

"Tather," he said, as the two stood
OIL Jefferson avenue looking around
THAT is the Board of Trade building
over there.'
Eyes, yes-I see; good big place t.
trade in"
"That's where they speculate.
'@They do, ch??''
Eyes; if you were to give me- $1,000
in cash Id go over there and buy wheat
at 95. wait.a few days and sell for a
dollar, and divide the profit with
you"
Il declar'!' said the old man as he
reached into his pocket.
Its an easy way to make money,
father"
Yes, james. it looks that way, but
after all don't sec as it beats plattin
six acres OF ground with S35 an acre
into q buryin' ground OF 400 lots at So
lot. Guess we'd better stick to our
graveyard. "--DetroU Free Press.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27
The --latest Fashion in Flowers Cor
feOn0uptS.

Two wagon loads of violet roots were
on q Staten Island ferryboat the other
day. coming to New 7 DIRK. The roots
had been freshly ding. from the wood
lands ard fields. Anon them was a
large quantity of bulbs of the Anenone.
mmonty called the snowdrop, which
is Witt. has FIVE petals ind comes up
ana flowers as soon as TIE Yiolets do.
a florist, who was in charge of the
wagon, said: THE LATEST freak Of the
ultra-fasllon@ble is. to discard the
double English violet that has been SO
popular for four Or tive wears past, and
TO sapplant it with tie genuine violet,
which; although less'Gtted:to stand the
hot air of bcd~room, enA:which With
erS more quickly than the English Vs.
sietv, is nevertheless the prct:iest and
has a pure blue color, while the bell
shape is certainly more pleasing 20
look 1t than tie knottcd crumped form
;; q the double kind
"A great demand has come up with
in the past six months Tor the single
violet, and those OF the. gardeners in
the suburbs who grow acres uuder
glass, have found that the single and
natural yioLets will pay handsomely.
We gather the roots just as the leaves
begin to appear above the ground, then
put them out under sashcs, and get
thc flowers three weeks ahead Of the
time they would bloom along the high
ways and byways of the country dis.
tricrs. The snowGrops. when the bou-
Duet is kept in water, mukes q rich and
simple group when mingled with the
ers is one of these freaks similar to the
rush for field daisies that lasted for TWO
reasons only, because the yasthete and
tue suntlower followed so soon after. "
.-.NeW York Herald.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27
A Washington correspondent Writ

A Washington correspondent writes
that in one of the departments 1T
Washington a needy DESCENDANT of
George Nashington's relatives MAS ap-
pointed otlong ego. In The War De-
partmept is grandneice Of Kosciusko.
In the interior department is employed
a great-grand- daughter OF Thomas JET
ferson. Her. little salary supports her
ayed N other, who Is the Last eur TiE-iE :
-faudcl1l, OF jefferson.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27

General Fremont once suggested The
idea of creating large body Of WAGER
at s. favorite point in Arizona or New
Mexico, the corporations trora which,
he thought, would modify the hot
winds and mitigate their effects in the
States. 10 these winds are largely
due the drougbts in Western Kansas,
Nebraska and Dakota.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27

An immense tiressed~meat depot is to
be erected in Pittsburg this winter. 1t
will be . stock concern with capital
Of $200,O00 Theid of the promoters
is to crowd out all the city butchers and
dealers. The plan is TO rent'and fit up
butchers shops in various parts Of the
city, probably $50 or 200 of them, and
fill them with Western-slaughtered beet
brought there in refrigerator cars. The
company Will hold the ownership of
these new shops, b.,t will let them out
to responsible parties, who must take
their meat from the proprietors.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27

One Of Anna Dickinson's friends
says: eve have it from her own lips
and her tongue is as true as her heart
That she has never lost cent on the
stage. Her losses and consequent mis-
fortunes are such as fall to the lot OF
both sexes who make unfortunate in
restmente, and put too much faith in
humanity. She supports an aged moth
CT besides other near and dear rela.
lives, and her present heart-wail is pot
tor herself, but for my poor mother,
who so needs her accustomed help"
Emma Abbott is making a collec-
ton OF ''bangles, and says she expects
in &, years time TO have the hands@-
IS. assortment Of junk in the world.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1885-02-27
A Good Story of Tewji'1:.

The khedive of E.yp: .tiwa;s used to
rise early, and rvne:al.r began his
reading Of official reports 1T ) o'clock
a. m; but one morning, during tho re-
cent siege, he had slipped out into the
garden OF" G:Aczireh 1t sunrise, and was
returning to the palace, when he was
stopped by q sentry. Yer can't 60 in
ere, yer know" said the English SOL
der, with good-natured contempt for
the ignorance OF an evident ''furriner. -
But belong to the palace,' said the
khedive ~ his hesitating Eng lish. Oh!
do yer?~-well, what sort Of q place
ave yer got?" VERY good" "Ah:
Fine times, s'pose; nothing to do and
plenty TO cat, from the look of yer.
Wouldn't mind serving thjs chap my
self, it ed give me G. stillines a day.
What sort Of r. feller is he2''' dust
then the sergeant coming round salut-
ed the khedive, who passed, to the
horror of the sentry, now recognizing
his mistake The colonel, getting to
hear OF the accident, thought it neces-
sary to offer an apology to yhe khedive,
who, however, was delighted, and told
the story at least twice day for q
month. lsmail would at once have ia
ken the man into his service, and pos
sibly out Of pure caprice have made
him a pasha before lon;s. Bit Tewfik
does not indulge in praaks of this sort.
Another time something Of the same
sort happened, and Tewiik gave
small coin to the sentry, ''Yhank YOU,
Johnnie,'' said the soldier. .Tewfik,
gave larger coin. much obliged,
SIR said the sentry, making a salute.
Tewfik gave 4 gold coin. Beg yer
pardon, yer 'ighness. Present arms
tkere!"- -London Atlen0a4na. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
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NEWS or THE WEEK.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

W. issue. tbs week. one q The arg.
e., and mos; readable papsfs ever pub
hshed IN Oxford County. Il j. composed
almost wholly q original ARTICLES prcpAf-
"a specially fof tbs papef The accnunt
q a golden wedding a. South Woodstock
on The fourth page, va in iyps lasi week
and though ~r then omitted = column q
advertising 70 make room fof reating.its
9TH other local matter % BE- fouad 10 cur
Supplement. ~as crowded ou;. The sup
plsmsnt. this week. i one-i1urih the
siIe q cur regular sheet. snd con'ains
more than one-sour,h the usual quantity
q reading matter We Do not mean 90
ssi len IN Local matters. Il push and en-
isFprise oil keep The prSocEAr up With
the times. II al subscriber. would pay
~hAi they no~ o~e and Cor one year IN
advancs. we should have The means 90
make s;il farther Improvements.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
YORK COUNTY BAR ASSOCIATION
THnm BANsrrr ~ HoSoE or JrpoE
fosrEA

The members q Nofk C0uniy Bar A.
sociation held = meeting Ca reofganira-
ton a. the Saco Houss. lAss night, and
gave = banquet 70 Judge Enoch foster Of
Bethel. The presiding justice ~ The JAnu-
Gry tern q the supreme Cour, no~ beng
held in Ssoo. Tier, wsrv be;wcca forty
and try members q The bar preseni
Nth is- Invited guests. Anong them
we're Hoa Joha NJ 0oodsia u B.dde-
ford Hoa Chas. =. Weld q Baxton
Geo y Clifford q Cornish; Abner Oaks
q South Ber-ick joel NJ Marshall o
Bgxton Hoa. Wilbur ,. Llnt q Port
lAnd: By. Chadbogrne u Biideford /.
IN Higgins q Limerick Hon. r 2.
Barnham q Ssoo; James r. Hewey u
Alfred Benjamin =. Hamilion q BID
dsford John n. Donovaa q Alfred !:
Charles "A. Prescott q B.ddsiord Geo.
A. Emery Of Saco Charles ;. Hamilton
q Biddsford G. r. Higgins q West
Baxton Edgar A. Hubbard q B.dde-
ford Horace n. Burbank q SAoo Hoa.
T.. s Morris q B.ddeford r. W. Cup
al q Sscos CONAN y Weymouth u
Biddsford Nathaniel b. Walker q Bid
deford Willis I Enmons q Saco; J.
Gaichsl q B.1dsford Walter l.. Dane
o. Kennsbunk Royal T. Gould q BID
deford W. r. Pefkin. q Cornish: n
T.. Tibbsi,s o. Saco Charles Walker q
Biddsiosd; r. p. Tsplsy. j.. q Saeo :
George r. Haley q Saoo; George r.
GRAFT Of Ssoo Jesse Gould Of Biddeford F:
J. D. Ross Of B.ddeford and fred Tar
b0x q Biddeford.
During the early par, o. The svening
the members occupied the pAflos q the
hotel and ind1lged themselves With Whist
aad kindred games and a. ten o'olock sd-
journsd 70 the dining bal. where the ban
suet w1s served. HAmpdsn Fairfsld
presided. and in ealing the association 10
order briefly referred 70 lie history. Il
~as Organized in 1928 and the lAs, reg.
ular meeting vas held in 1869. The
following officers were thea elected Cor
the ensuing year: President. Hon. John
NJ Good-in. Of Biddeford VICE pfesi.
dent. Hon. Rufus p Taplsy. q Ssco ;
secretary. HAmPden Fairfield, Of Ssco T;
treasurer. II. n. Burbank. ofSsco gen
era committee. George Y. Clifford. Of
Cornish Luther 5 Moore. of Limerick I,
Georgs c. YsAton. Of South Berwick I;
Asa Low. Of Stafford NJ. A. Stafford. Of
Kittery; committee on entertainment for
nsxi year. GOrhAm y. Weymouth. Of
Biddeford y. n Burbank. Of Ssoo 7;
John b DonovAn. Of Alfred. Letters Of
regret were received from Robert T..
Blazo. o. Psrsonkeld who = nov in bis
ssth year; the venerable Increase ;.
Kimbsn. Of sanford; 5. W. Jones. Of
Lsbanoa; II. X Bourne. o. Kennebunk I;
4. W. Laqse.. Of Biddsford s p. Me-
Ksnney. Of Biddsford IA. Low, Of san
ford; Hon. william Emery, Of Alfred I;
and Hon. Stillman X. Allen. o. Boston I;
Ths banquet was made q very informal
affair in Differences 10 the wishes Of Judge
Foster. and there we're no poe, prsndial
szsrcisss. The tables we're very hand
sonsly laid. and the menu ~ss . eredi,
10 The landlord Of Of the Sseo house. The
nesting adjourned Of late hour, and IL
vss voted during the evening 10 hold the
ssxt annual nsssing on tas svsning Of
he fp, day Of The January term Of 1855.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
OBITUARY.

Mrs Mary xssss (ass RAssoal died IN south
Paris. Ne. Nov. an. So
Tender and sally interesting letters nom the
hsreavsd friends Inform ne srttsr OF tnis.
that ater mouths - poor health and re-
days subsequent ~ M birth % . brixht boy
cur "hay- has gone home. rive and hall
years AEo. IN revival meetings near her home.
abe gave her heart AMI her lifs 20 her saviour
= Avorite With All Who kns~ her, n vss an %.
casion ~ much rejoicing. The feu years she
has bad In which " serve Der Lord ana His
church have been years Of Christian living and
innueuce. some fur years since she married
Bro. Leslie y. keene. % south Paris. nov Of
Boston.
Mary died In TIE peace o. Christ At her old
home In south Fars. where Der mother resides,
tenderly cared Zoe % the last By her husband
and olher friends. one Of vhom "a sister II the
-ifs Of kes. :. d. brovn, of the Maine Confer.
ence. Letters usre foSnd addressed 20 friends
and written noms WEEKS before her deceAse,
IN vhich she spoke % her expectation q an
early departure. and expressing calm. happy
trust In God Ia this my hour % need. abe
wrote. - Il such q comfort 20 feel that The
eternal tod IL my refuge. and underneath are
the everlasting srms'~ Rev. bro fo-s con
dnctsd fnneresl services Al ne hoass We
thlnk % the. Nay - "sAfs IN ny inmortAlL
" Farewell. out not foreve. r.c.h
Lewiston. Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

To all -ho are Suffering iron ne srrofs ani IN.
discretloas % yeuth, nsfsous -eatnfss, az
that gill cure you, Fnkf 90 CHARGE Ihl'
great remedy sas discovered b. m issinsarf q
touth asrtrs. send sslf.stirfssed entelors
y the raw. losEru T lSnAs, stAiioa u. Nss
Nufk gIfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
HAVE YOU GOT

A nsskNhs. t,rasinr-i0~u fain. Wo.'J. Tired
F,sung. Detachable - iAa-r. srariT A.
MA Coiorud Urnrf n - hsr- az - ite-s
tf--his. 20 nay - .ur- ~ hssv EsiurT D.
49, A. "a b1rsf Have 90 eairiffi
10 pa have q saiio~ olmgietinf A. -
truuh.d sifh ess.sflg.iioni n -. 20 hass
Ls,r Csu.aaint AT sAosA rysi 90 fa10~inE
tasilmnulAisi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

GRASoE FEsrrvAL.-The members Z"
Paris Grange. p. Of H., viii hold ie''
tivsl 1t their hall in South Paris, fna''
svenig. Jan. 80. There ~ill Be suppl
. farce. reciistions and singing All "
cordially invited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

III. pare-lt Il pleasant, i thseiun'
relieving the pstisn, slmost insiAntaneoas.
ly-Jadsln's Tar syrup. 2Sc. an W
hottie. IIolieu keeps u Tor sale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

Tn Bosioa Herald sends us q striking
Calendar Co ISIS. ], rcprcsenisa vide
awake news BOY aourishing = copy q
that enierprising Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
SYMPOSIUM.

vHws on LEADING CIrITESs on TIM
QUESTION OF M0vIS0 THK COUNTY
BuILpINos.-SURrRisISo USASInrrN
90 SENTIMENT IN OrrosIrioS TO rHF
MHAsUKH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
New Advertisements.
MAGAZINES WANTED.

Uabeusa uarper's hostAly. ell assesfs before
June isd1.
ii . ss :. sss' s s. pie. "a ss:s,s si
r. o. Boz ~. Perfume. Ne.
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FOUND.
Maine Wesleyan Seminary
-AND-
Tcpaa1O College,
kENTS HILL.
Rev. {. N. Smith, N. A., President.
Spring Term Begins March 10, 1888
- - tIrr4laF.


Orrcs ov rHr snrsiFf 80 oxFoap CoUSrr
STATE Of MAINE.
ONfORD, sst-isnuary a., A.D. 10
AZ, "a, - u iss'.a >. rs s.sr,si = ..
.-lrsnrr was issaf.l oct ~ ths Cnuu If iasolfea
es fsf sai County ~ Otiofd, ssaiosi ~ estate ~
Chuiss ~. More ~ neihfl, IN SAL t1na'
o. siluiFsi b. h. an insoivcui pelfat 90 ret,len
OF al astt0f SHEA psiifioa 80 fiei ne iith
dar 81 Ian.. A. n los. o. shIch last nsmci
date interest claims n % b. cpmVaisi thst Ne
psymsnf ~ any depis snd to delivery AL uansief
81 an property hslnaEiar o. taa debtor, 20 hin
or ~ a.. aad ths dfIifsrF ani transfer u AnT
property b IN are flrthitsn ~ ias thatA net.
La af tfe creditors "a sali ieltnf O. prove thef
detts sai choose Doe or more Assifnefs Of = :
estate gill be hcit ats Dpur' of las. feaff - =.
hoilsa al tas ffobaie cnafi foon, IN PARE 10 "a
Coanig OF Otf1fl. ou tns ia iaT % ftt'
A u. lssi. 81 nias o'siset In the forenoon.
Olrca unisf ~ hand "a isis ifsi ap1fe sfH
ten. ALNAN n sOpNiN. ptpay ,lsra
q Messenger ~ Ne teurt nl ias1iffnff isf sAfi
C1uau ofoaori
Nate. az a..isa.. % his aPPststasst.
AZ rsris. n tfr tousiF 81 otilri anf stats
o. M,isc. lhs sisi az ~ isa A u. is,.
s,.Ist.frf - AssI.iss % ne lnallfrat estate 81
IEgONE n rEtipNs,
% Tffsarfx ln ~ tuunty q otlutd iasoltcn
a. ps,lu,a By a. cosu - iafllfe1sI ipf 81"
rKED " srEiSg A..sass.
>s,,.. 90 A..iss.. 90 ~. sPp-'.,....s.
~ ssss. ,hs iisi dsy 81 ia. A q 80
ssisi.sssi a As.isass u a. lassivsai sstsis q
tpNAnn q. cots. of uursar.f, ~ oua,I
II a. iasoivsui ulas ~ peiiioa ~ ne cpafi q
issofrrarT To- as tnuaiF nf utllfis
cAELruN GAEpNtr, A's'rnfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

n. .,,,.ober nsrsby gives pueiie so,sss
nat b. has besa duiy sppolsted by We - 49,
OF Probate Coz the ceunty Of otioss s'a 80
.s.ea.el tho trusf Of Aiministfst1f o. we 49,"
=, ngsJAnlN W. HEA>. ists a Bethel
nj ali coaes,. deceased. By flsioE boni AZ We
law silrects ~ thefefofs re9ns.t al
dehtcf 20 the estate ol al o.cs...a a.
i'm MEDIATE payment, and thosf sha ha'' s"f '"
n = AZ thefeaa % eshihii The sane - ......
Ia so' ia WILLIAM n. PEARSON
ruE Subscriber hsreey gives rublis So,les ihs,
Ne has been daly appointed by ths Hoe. jag =.
prsbats fof the Coaniy "a Otfsrds saa .s-s"''
ths 81 Of Adnlalstfsiof ofthe estate ~
sAnIFL HARMON. late ~ Pes
In all gouaty. deceassd. b. giving bsna - ~
Ia~ directs ks thsrefors fs4assis Al pefse ~
iebisd 10 the estate 81 ssld de- sssd - mste ~
ms.li.i. ust,nsat snd those who have tnI de-
manfs tkereoa 70 exhibit the sane q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

RrrrES tickets Co Ne~ ORLEANS va.
"Norfolk Route" from Bo-ion. $50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

FOR cough of childhood or old age, Jsd.
wIn's Tar syrup Is The best ksmemoer
n. n. Holder. So. Paris. sells IT,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

q, ~o.r ola plnrs are Euo,i frames "a
go -. Mearo's Condition fosders -
bai.i an a run down animal more th.n ~
thior 10 known. Wesrcr fouders ate a
shot for worms. sold la south fsHs' "
Germ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
IrcnIsd PILls-srnrTos. an CrHE.

IINuIN9 illAs SYMPTOM. AND 1ihh.
Tho symptoms are moisture. Ike perspirp-
ton. intense itching. increased BY scratching
very distressing. particularly a. night. seems
~ n pin.wortns we're crawling In and about
the rcctum. the private parts are sometimes
affected II allowed "a continue very sorrows
results may follow. -swAl>ks Ot>fhk>f"
i pleasant. sure cure. Also. for letter. Itch,
saitlhcum. Stabilized. Erysipelss. liArbers'
Itch. blOtches. AL scsly, crusiy rkin Diseases.
Bon, BY mail. 5 Cts. N for tl.h. Adircss. Dk
swAlNE A son. fhilA- IA. sold BY Drug
si-i-
LlvtE. KIDsEr ON STOMACH TRouBLE.
symptoms Impure blood. cositive bo~els.
irregular appetite. sour belching, pains In side
bAck and heart. yellow urine. burning when
urinating. clay -col0red stools. bad brrath, no
desire for work, chiils. fcvcr-. irritsoiiity.
whitish tongue. dry cough. dizzy head. with
dull pain IN back part. loss Of memory, fogsy
sight fOr thcse Troubles ~rWAl>ks PILLS
are q SURE cure. Bon, 90 fnisl, " mail, ~
Cts-, for tl.0o Address. DR. sWAi>k
son. Philsd.-. IA. sold BY Dressist--
COCGHs. CoLps. CkrskkH. CossCnrrtoS.
All throat. nrsast and Lung Affections cured
b. The Old established "sWAl>kp WILD
CHERRY The nrst do-e gives relief and .
cure speedily follows a. Cts-. or tieo al Drug
gists-
LoxDox HAIR Rksroksk-ckEAr ksoLisH
Toilet Article. Restores growth. color, glo>s
and softness Removes Dandrur. Aristocrst
ic families Of Great Britain endorse ~ kle-
giant dressing. frzxfantly perfumef. The n
vOrite % fashion. A. Druggists for slti. OF
~ cts. In L. :. money.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

A Cough or Cold that can no, BE- cured
by Jadwln's Pine Tar syrup u unkno"h'
Ipqnire Of Dr. Holden.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

ENccu /. EASTMAN q Sweden has
been appointed Trial Justice.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

NJ. J. Conorsr. Midlothian. Va, says a
f,v drops Of Agoil on li,'lc sugar surss
cough very promptly ard asa genefn pan
relIeyer ne keep. IL constantly In bis house'
Sold in south Paris by A. NJ. Gerry sam
ole bottles free for trial AZ.
Mrs. ]. Lyman Of Grand Rspld., Mich,
..ys Dr. Agol's Pills cured hef OF Liver
eompialnt AMI the worst forms 81 plsP,ps
sftsr everything else hal niie' s'" "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

Try all OF the quaek nosirums and al Of
The Oh women recipes, and then " you
wan, 10 b. cured % your C0ughs. Colds
aud Group. you may 90 30 BY uslng Jad'
wins Tar syrup. 25c. and q PER bottle
At IlOlden's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
n GA nd

-wsarc's sur Cure for IIeave.- 10 ne onlj
reliable remedy science he@ yet pfo-iuced
sold ~ A. n Gerry.
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A,rsssopy .,,..s'Dil. G Sis, soi s. sss.s.
- GEoRGE A. WILSON, Jsar..
true eopy-Auest "A. q. DAVIS. Rsslstef.

OkfOKD, ssi-At C,ssrt Of Probate, hsif a.
faris uiihiu and Cor tbs County u Otlord
on The thff Tuesday u Jaa. A. u tss3
Ca the petiioa Of WILLIAM HA/LkTINE.
0aarsiiaa 81 Cilfton. kAis u. and Coy nsEisuae,
minor hsrs of MARY A. laHletIne. late 81 level
IN ssli Cyunty, tscekset, prsyiax Toe licsa-e o.
ssll sni CONVEX certain real eststf, siiaatef 10
ution 90 de 10 the Probate one. o. Chsrles ID.
spear, a. an adv snissoous Offer vi 0ss haa irci
snf hny dollars
Ordered, rhst the aid Petlii0asr give no
tioe 10 all persoas Interested b. caasing IN a.
strsct % hls pctitlon, snh this ofief thereon.
20 - published three seets successltsly 10 the
oxford Democrat printed 81 Paris, that th<y nay
appear a Probate Court 10 b. held Al pars ,
IN ssld Coanty 90 The thiri fue.dsy % feb. nszi
81 , o'clock ~ the forenoon snd shos c.ass N e.
they have. why the sams shoald not - graate.i.
Gao. A. WILSON. Jafxs.
iras rnnY-aiia.It NJ a. DAN. Ia.I.,.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

n costs Is Tor marriage and only -
for divorce lf you take Jaisin's Tar
syrup 10 will cost you 25c. Holden sells ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

pscssrs' csr,sss e. Wsxss psIsr.. ~ 80
snaft Wed wsfksr. kDNAkD ko"h 10"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

THE Name Historical and GsAsalog-
zeal Recorder Vol. I. No. 4. Is in hand.
IT, typographical appearance Is equal to
that o. any Of Is predecessors. being an
honor 10 b. Thurs,Oa & Co., printers.
The present number oOntl los hfsy-,wO
pages Of historical and biographical mat
ter. and fine portal, Of Jane. o King
born Nav q. 1891.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

Ma. Caa. uaruoaS. ~ rsAri ~. nanrar, hs-
b,.u ~ ~ IN kim ii-ss-si - NJ hasn
s.lufr..i b. hsr ~ o. s1us uus. Hal . On
sf.rf - lnteraa