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Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-08-07
AHAPPY FAMILY.

The condition of the Republican par
ty in Oregon must be truly gratifying
to its members. With 70 e. S. Sen
ator because the caucus nominee was
a jew and prescribed on that ground;
their leading organ SO afraid Of Mitch
ell as not to discuss a single live issue,
but daily bathing the same old shirt
in fresh oceans OF blood; with the small
fry, pot-house politicians elammoring
for an extra session and the federal pap
peacefully receding from view, things
must be decidedly Harmonious. No
wonder Gov. Moody should be puzzled
A man who would try to serve such a
combination must be in sorry pickle
indeed. Say, Governor, you did not
get your party in this fix, so let it go
before the people and they will straight
ell out the kinks.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-08-07
A JOOOSE SHEET.

The editor of the Times Jacksonville
comes back on our editor pro tenn for
our article on The Josephine County
Court House. The editor and pro tenn
of the REVIEW were both out of town
at the time and it was our hilarious and
humorous devil who was struck by the
ssjocose" reflections Of the ever witty
and brilliant faber pusher of the Times.
The merry. .esting, sprightly, facetious,
jocundity of the Times in saying that
Mr.. Abraham's had captured" Court
House was highly appreciated by the
said devil and as a master-stroke3 of
wit he thought it was entitled to the
bakery. We arc pleased to note that
the Times did not mean to cast any
''imputations on any one, not even Mr..
Abrahams." For bit of humor this is
rich and the devil, in the jocundity of
his jocularity showed bis appreciation
in the humorous conceit of our last
clifton. Hereafter we viii rank the
Times with the Texas Sifrings and the
Detroit Free Press. But we can hard
ly refrtin from suggesting that heshould
label his jokes,
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-08-07
Memorial Services.

The memorial services for General
Grant will take place as the Presbyter-
ian Church in this city Saturday;
August 6t4rat 2 O'Clock. The G. A.
E. Post will have charge and form a
procession at the Grange hall led by tho
Yankee Doodle Band aud march to
tie church and arrive there promptly
on time stated above. Rev. Mr.. Smiek
will preach the sermon and the music
will be under the supermtendeneY of
Mrs. S. G. Flint. There should be a
large attendance of our citizens to pay
this last homage Of respect to Ameri-
cas- greatest ehieftan.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-08-07
REVIEW
A LEADING FAUT.


A correspondent OF the Albany
Democrat points out the fact that if
Gov. Moody were to call an extra ses-
sion of the Legislature and the Demo
cratic members would not attend there
would be no quorum and consequently
no business. We trust that if the
Governor SO far forgets every principle
of justice as to call an extra session that
the Democratic members will attend
Nothing is ever gained by serytngL ydur
party better than your country But
beyond this, there is a great fact for
Gov. Moody to consider. From such
o proposition as the Democrats cores
pondent makes, the Governor will cvi-
IDENTIFY be enabled to see something
of the genuineness of the opposition to
the extra session. It would be an
outrage upon the people whose money
it would squander. It would be
partisan move so plain ana contempti-
BILE as to ever cast stain upon the
Governors fair record. Itwould be an
insult to the intelligence of the people
of Oregon and would not g unrebuked
at the polls. It is SO uncalled for and
such low political job that several of
the more respectable of the Republican
papers discountenanca it. If Gov.
Moody should call an extra session let
the Democratic members attend and
stand united on one proposition that
z. F. Moody should not be the recipi-
ent of the stolen goods! Act fairly,
honestly and honorably and appoint a
senator and be satisfied
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-08-07
Assessors Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN on Monday the 3lst.. day of August.
1855 the Board of Equalization Of Douglas
county viii attend at the office of the Coun-
ty Clerk and publicly examine the Assess
ment Rolls of said County, and correct sall
errors in valuations, description or qualities
OF lands, lots,or other property:
L. G. SACRY,
County Assessor.
Persons having real estate to sell, or
those desiring to purchase will find it
to their interest to call on me.
r. G. ScRoGGs, JR
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-08-07
-- ------------------'------- -
Communicated.
Eugene City, August 8, 1885.

Eugene City, August 8, 1885.
EDITOR REVIEW: / have been great
ly pleased at the sound course pursued
by the REVIEW in regard to an extra
session. It strikes me that the only
honorable thing for Gov. Moody to do
is to appoint the Hon. Sol Hirsch as
senator, He was the regular nominee
Of the party and should have been
elected. The fact that he was jew
was too terrible however for some
model reformer. Strict discipline in
party ranks is a necessity and Gov.
Moody could not better serve his party
than by rebuking these mar-plots aud
standing in with the majority.
ENDYMION.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-08-07
Os2NLag.YrD nC.HDE.MX.
OAKLAND, Douglas County, OREGON:

School Year begins Monday September 1885.
asaHE COURSE OF STUDY DESIGNED MEET THE WANTS
noble and brilliant
and
promising pupils in school
full that
Colleges while the inferior
Tuition per Session of Twelve weeks:
Primary Fnstg 90
eJunior ndgradeM
Socndgr eJuuio Senior class. 90
Music.
90
Of so
Painting O0to IL w
GEGRLFE T. RUSSELL, PrineipaL
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-08-07
e. w. WooIsey &c Son.

We have on hand for sale this 500 yearng and two
year old Rams and Ewes WE WILL DELIVER AT RosEBRG at
prices to suit the times Orders and correspondence solicited
Our flock OF Hammond and Atwood stock originally and
wehave spared expense introducing yearly of
blood from the best ock of Registered Stock Vermont State
For purity OF blood absolute freedom all disease and
m breeding stands second the and
rsr premiums at State and County fairs wherever exhibited
Address above FRANK WooIsEy, Portland Or
Represented Roburg W. F. him
or direct will prompt
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-08-07
ENDYMION.

Mr.. JOHN RoAcH's son melodramat-
ieally declares that no private creditor
shall lose dollar by tue old gentleman's
failure. 1t IS only the poor, old Gov
ernment that is to be eoag4d, as usual,
N. Y. World.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-08-07
Land Corners.
THE FOLLOWING Law WAS PASSED By THE

lie EULLUWINU LAW WAS PASSED BY THE
late Legislature:
10 establish all corners of Government SURVEYS
where the witness tFSes have beencut or have fallen
down, and where there remains the STUMP on which
the bearing marks bfazes can still be seen or
where other evidences Of the Governments corner
may or can be found, whereby the said corners es
located by any OF such othe decaeina evidence
said corner TO be reestabshed In the man
ner prescribed in isSection for esta hIsg
book called Bearing Trees of u 5. surveys. and
giving the date, and names Of persons present. and
turn said record over to his successor When so ra
established, they shall be recognized thereafter as
the legal and permanent corner or corners. 90
WM. THIEL, County Surveyor
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-08-07
NOTICE !!

AIRS. A. ". COMPTON KINDLY RE-
Ill quests all persons owing her to come
and settle, as she is in need of money with
which to purchase fall and winter supplies,
at the same time thanking all for past patron
age. She also would solicit continuance
of the same. aug7.2w
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-08-07
NEW THIS WEEK.i


The Portland Business College, Portland, Ore
gon, offers superior private and class instruction
to the Young and middle-aged of both sexes who
desire to obtain practical education in the short
est time consistent with thorough work, and atthe
least expense Day and evening sessions through
logue on application. A. P. ARMSTRONG, Principal.
Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1885-08-07

LITERATURE, Law MEDICINE ART
u Elocuon and II
"
in
81 o Pc wek
he
First Term begins September 7th 1885.
+ normai
T'hos. Van sscoy, President Salem,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30
NEWS or THE WEEK.

sn.rs u-.s rsrcrtei a. esel 49, rff
49, serg k.ifl o. a. tss.nTfe fafllel taAf. -
Jslass Rasssl lescn srrfcd toue, ~ Al -
Years ab.encg strusi g. NlIstfr 81 ~ls.n ani -
i.ai
Nasusv r.sIss fhaussnl a sailfrs ssui 49,
ran.p = I,urtl.aI--n - rsIertad nlsi 80. ri
a. 'nkaiai.als ~ Murrs. ~rsn, hsFf ID uf NH
$780, I'll a. rrrra.rrfe rf rt1.lra.
rtnsnsr n q. A ~ rarttF n frft.a'.i 80
4 rr.nl safaess Nh.uf it - tgtfrsrs sels N ~.
ni.nr II ttrm Ca a1l 'sar. stasllE uslks oi tf
tai1.a Eall o. a. areaus &c., - - fe,sl
ia u tff H., shrrr So . SER l.all ~ ''Nf.
kstie, Nsscr issrns tses fsIr. 49, ri II 80 I.
tssn far.n 80 aftrrs ~ rr frrs.I1uf tla.Ir. ~
- n aila.isnrs = a. A a. tclrss etrrc.srs
Ilaa k.rtsrI r NrulTk. ana Il o. uH'ei F'Hu
- rasa.r taI'ilr 80 ianirsrtar ri ~ lors -
.suisalsl 4 $50 frs1a A. e. Ffsfs al A. 90
g. ~ So. ttrauf ousrlft1l % go
WnuNnankT tUrnlrnrtnllni - uaIf-fl 49, q
q vsrr rirsssrLr. in silf.nu b. ~ usaa rafs's
ftrre ssrs rresTlI hae lresllluf url.lli1As al
Isnrs klsssI lrsrar-llaa. ~ 4 lHrrf ef
N.lIarr e. leru, lFd.
uurasnsTt n Drsnl Aruf oi NJ. klIa.
aln-si sess.on N farfsli. e.ert1e N.n = -
Harifur 81 Nash.uslun. tul1nIsa.ilI. q ..fA GO
u - ruaaarr. i1af slsltrr 81 So ~ l'saf 80
80 rrrTrrHuflI fl .nfTrENrH 81 TrHl1.i - ~ a.
~ III - rr.rfns riaan e. HsrsHa lsltsa.ut IT,
vstsr.a, i r.li.ssi tal.ei f.r g. u'ata lfa'.a
Fansr n iroait IN ~ usur,|r' 80 3,
l..lt4I II 49, rarT sTrrHT a. ilarga0i = Ia ..l
a.. 80 49, 80 Nar--Hlt. Va lFMn
Iiv.'f of r.trr.an. y o. tr go ffff.h q.
Ils.ia.r lrlrrr % Frfr.rE rH.t H.r' 't-' n
a. " s.h.nrtan Nouur1ut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30
Ne,,,. ef Petite. f.s D,.h..s.
sfutr of whine.

uAFOKp. - '-f1ur ~ iasaisrnry IN ne cass
~ NiusET toLui iasoitrnt psbtof.
- OH 10 nsfspy girrn thAi pstiiea hss
~ 90 thIs ssrfuissuih iar uf iuus, 49,
see rfrscuie.l o. fat euun 90 saii ,ounu
ID 49, toluY. 20 fffstafs. ia ~ tisufN
IT untsri, pfsYlnr that D. ms D. a.
erect fru Z 'srIsrsg frum 81 ne ictts
Ufnfahis undsr th. iasnlrrnt Aci ui ne slats ~
dsins approved fshrusry ~, To-, sni poe saHi
ff l1n ID L. endowed tI All ri q nat hearing D.
81 ul-.u - same rriarv o. 1aft a ffutsif of
&c In Pans In satl cuuuiY of otfpfi, o. " ciuss
iaf. 90 ed fsy uf iaN a u ls-d 81 ninr u'clo-t
Ia tff fofrun.rn al tnai aHtlcr thereof D. puh.
l.lH Istr.i m sali 0uunti ~ pNiurlt ou0e a sea
zoo $50 susosssNs ssek ths lasi plhIicaiiln o. D.
sfFsn faYt hsiorr n iaf ~ heuinr sni that o.
rnt.tnrs 80 have pfnsoi thsif dstis. snf Other
.Uf HHns lrtrfeslfil. maf auuesf a. al tlms and
Iisrr anf stns causr.d auI thrf have. shl q d.
rharFs stnlid M D. granict al Debtor accord
IrE o. tfr IfsIsf nf t.s IetiI.u
Attest llEkkllk H. DAVIS. Register
oi faI1 touf inr sali tuaniT "a otipfd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30

VAKious correspondents 'Pcak u ihs
q. A. X rrunioa a. Pori.Ant ias, ~esk
Il -.s the l.rse., ss--melssr u soldirr-
since the ar and the meeting ~as very
Interesting No such parade hss ever
been held IN Maine A Porion q ih-
procr.sisn hsd pass-d over ths su'lfr
route returned 20 camp snd bsen di.
missed before the raj % the column bad
bssun % move TIE god order oosefs-
abe danng the sntirs week ~as some
thing remarkable and thoss ~ho returned
20 their home. snimprrsset By this s,i-
dencs q ihe ,hcacy q pfohibiiofy a~s
must have oeen dali indeed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30
nc,.cnrcr,. Noi,er.


uIf IDT % uIH suEaiII 90 OAfuEu TNrt.
~TAIE 80 MAINE
OXFORD - jess liad. a u lr-1
fINuls BE- o. gisv nu.ioc, tnat 90 ~ tseniy 81
II 90 daY ol Jaus. a. 10 80, Narrani ia o.
slIftrrT 80 is. 81 oat of taa Ilun 4 insoiFsa.
ID fur sa'f 5uniy I'd oxford, asainsi ths estate
20 ErrsCCa nskeF, OF ga Jri. On sai1 Ooun
%. afI4lEHi O. o. a. lasuIseni Doctor, o. pcfi
to % ssf o. hf1r sh.ch pcltipn a. tied 90
"a ifh tal u D. q, A. o. 10 ~ shlCn iAsi
nnmrli iair ATTEST On chains ). % 10 oomprtcli
that ne paymcnt Of snF dttts aui Ne dsutefl
ant irkusifr 0f anf progeny peloasluT 10 saii
debtor % her o. o. hef use, an the ielFfft an1
gsasi,r - any properly - her arv iorttdten
% lasi That's metuus a ne 1rcilt o. uf 81 "a
o. tiof. o. pfoFe thsH dcfts And choose uut 90
"a ore Asslsnecs Of be- estate, siu b. hell az =
uurg q iussirrarf, % b. h0ltTu a. fkfis On AID
4 suuiy 90 me rlnd lAY of July, d. is-3, .,
y ns u'cluck IN The iOfrtulu.
Dlrsu untsf n hsnd Ne date lfst above snt
tsu lOnN ". OiiADbOOhNk btgsif >hsrfi
e. hsssguEsr ~ tus 4 art % inf0lFeufls TO-
Hnfr 4 rurfN nNfHf1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30

We recently made tour q The factory
o. Pans Manufacturing Co. a. - Psfis.
undsr the guidance u q a. Crockett.
ss9.. secretary snd Ireasurer u tie CON-
P.ny.
We found some eighiy men basily en-
gsgsd in msking TIE various rosei'ir.
oonstfacisd aad old BY tbs corPoraiion
This = very much larger summer err~
thAn the company hss ever engaged oe-
fore.
Quite Number q nes articles have
besn sddsd 10 the hsi q prvsioas manu-.
f.cigre. Among them may BE- noted
two styles o. folding chars iof h~n.
piazza and household use. They iod up
very eonpsctly. The e0nPany j. too
sling an order iof one thousand q them
70 b placed IN an armory a. Brooklyn,
ny. They afs sl.o hliing an order fof
Baby. The manufacturer u "bxbys
Be-, Baking The chair backs are
lestsrrd 9TH Bnby's advertisement. AID
. char : gissn 10 each DO, black ITO
purchases = certain namoer q boxes Of
The blseking
The COMPANY j. also making immense
numbers q folding camp s'o0ls such a. sre
seen sPoa The decks u sIeursioa steam
efs
A ne~ design q ladder. sid 20 BE- the
bes, in the market. Coz the Pfics, Is hav-
ma large sale.
A ns- style q pony wAgon. oommod-
ious. strong and tasty. = attracting con-
sidefAbls aitsaii0n. Oas non = vel
Sled 18th BABY sleighs. TIE company
bas never been able % an rs orders Or
.lsisAs. but they have 100 something
hks thousand 10 process q ooosiruc-
ton. and they oil have enoesh ca hsnd
10 supply The demand nex, ~iaisf.
The vel kBo-n sl,d, q this company
ar, being called fof early tbs year. Or
dsr are already received ior qails agm
Der 70 Be- shipped ~ss;. Too o. three
designs q folding tables are manufse-
,ured in large quantities. and are mostly
made on orders.
Our South Pafis oorrespOadeni sPoks
las, seek q the hes sisn erected BY The
company. Il Is probably the lines, thing
o. The hind 10 Maine. and 5 reported u
have cot over too hundred eollsrs.
The boys salksys make BY this CON-
psay ar, dsservedly popular. and in
provemenis are being constantly made IN
the style and hnish
A ne- folding wash bench Is meeting
Nth large sales. Over 5000 are con-
rructed this year. The design Is unique
and the sppli.nos useful IL vii hold
too tabs, and the washer can wring into
either tab without removing Der sringef
from ia station above the tubs This =
no, only CONVENIENT. bat Il saves eonsid-
srsbls strain on the tubs.
In the line Of laundry goods = also a
folding ironing table. Which has a very
simple device Cor raising or lowering it
10 sny desired height. Tne Company
Ia. the rights Coz Maine. New HamP-
shire. Vermont. Ns- Nork, LOns Island
and Philsdelphia.
We a- one workman engaged upon
the patterns foe . folding desk Which =
intended =. |. toy foe children. IL -Ii
prov, . very useful Plsyshing. II is con-
struction proves successful
The esPseiOas buildings Of the COnpA-
uy are crowded vith Manufactured goods
q al descriptions. and ys, The Ofiosr.l
ssy they have not enough on hsnd to al
eli orders 81 once % receipt Of sane.
IL requires large capital TO carry on the
bssissss. bat it = profitable business
vhsa vel managed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30
u~.s~uxer.. Not,e~.

ITICN 90 rHE -uTsiff Of ONfOkD COUNT
STATE 90 MAINE.
ONFOKp. sss-lube -, A.p lTs
FI'iiI- L. % give notice. thsi Ou me twenty ,fc-
II on.l day of June A a. ~. sarfant In 10
soifeucf sas issaci out Of The Couu ~ lnsoifcn
f0f sAid County Of ONiord, against the estate Of
IhHmas haksr, OF Okiuft, IN sAi 1gun.
o. siudxsi ~ b. an ins0ivent Debtor. onIisetiilen
o. ssi1 deutor whicn petitioo -ss nlef on NE lith
.iay VI Jube. A. LIS, % which last named
daie interest on claims l. 10 be compaisd thai ths
payment Of any debts and toe deliteD and transfer
% suy TrOTsrty Belonging % sad debtor, % HIN
% Cor hs use and ths delivery AMI transfer OF AnY
property b him are fofbliien ~ las that's meet.
ing 1T the credtofs % said debtor, % prove thef
debt ant choose One OF note Assisness Of he
estate. gill be- held a. Court of Insolvency b D.
nol.isn 81 The Probate coart room, 10 fEh Ia sAld
County % Oalord, 90 tho tsai dsy Of July
A. n 80. a. ninC OelOck In ne forenooa.
6lten unfef ~ hand the date nrst above writ
Ten. JOHN ". CuADBOUkSE, Dspaiy sbsrif,
luuufN 81 UNIorI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30

srArE o. MAINE

OXFOKD. - -Basrd o Coauu CommIs.ioasf .
NJ 1900. -. bsia hs -alsarus-ss Jees
"a -
Upon "a f8regoinr astifiou satii'sctof1 est
dsacg nsring tssn fscsivet thsi ths pstitl 49,.
az rsoasltls lsud thai inaifY iuto the merits I'd
thrfa gIicsfIou lsskpstIsut, 4 Il oficrti has ne
tu1ufr InnmissioaTrs meet ~ kinos4is NJ
IN MsnIra. n u.ntn lsf ~ ortupsr nehi
81 ~ gf 80 eioss A. n ant tufrc. pr,sestd
% riss ths rUuis msutioaed "a skit pstlu 'u,
inansf atgy altrf shlfh riss afins ~ Ne I1.r
trs aad net situr.sss siii - nai az some couFsu
eal flacs u ths sieiultF ant ssch ether u~@ss -
takrn IN tns gfsmlsss ~ M Nofl uissionsrs shsi
protsf. Andltls tarihsf % isftt tai sole
ofths tine placs aud gurpose % ~ tommissigosf
uIsslIns ai0resslt o. gFsu % al rsfsQus ani 90
porsiloas latsrvstsd % caasinf tested cop.s %
80 pstliaon and % this ortsf thsfsoa % D.
srrFst upou ur lisrk Of ne toNn %
asHIco. an a. rosicf 20 Ia thrce public
b 49, IN al t0su. AT Ilollthei thrre
seas slcCcs-IFcIY ia the Ga ord bemncfati
assspapef printsl a. Paris. 10 o. a coaniY % ga
frl n drsi u sald patlicafioas al each 81 IA
..thsf aoticss. b b. nsis, serve All posted 81
casttl ~ tays osfCrs said tins 81 msetnf o. a. :
eat thai a. psrsons and cofpofalis 10 mAy thea and
here aQps-i and shes ease n IN, they have, a
- pfsYero ssia peitionsrsshoaif noi D. granted
Aus.i ALhskf = sIsfiNs elsfs.
A trus cor o. ali Petition sae Order u Court
tlFrrun.
Anss ALBEIT A, srIS. Cl.rs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30
Notes &c r.,i,iaa fsr Dtssh.rss.
AIuIr nl Whine.

tAlnAu. ss.-t.Huft Qf lnsHI FCrrr. u thr case
af CHAIR 80 MOORE iasulFeut nrtt1f.
\fOIliF is hsrrtT Eitru thaI q IetIfIfn has. "a
y ca. ssttriecrtt 1aY uf Jaae. 4. u ls-1. leet
.ffrTrlrI o. AL UHuu Coz al Couni 10
tnuirs a. More of uciiei nst.d lnaatT pfaY.
cd. tnaf b. naY hr derived MI dIsrhNsf ifl
Ill hls frfft ufufaric undsf N latalrcni A. Of
fhr sialr of NsIae. rgrlFei lstfusfF il. lsis
arf i1n IN A b. ttl1n .f IL ordered OBJ aGd car
Ihsf tcarnE o. hai aHsu zoo stur before al
.nfi ~ fsfIsiu ssIic .uufY ri nsf1Hf .un Nciurs.
ftI AZ l.1i daI o. la'fsA H. is,l. e. u'clprt, b.
Ilr fHfruasu. al t4tt nuii.r lnrrClf ls plnIisur
In CO. utfrfI prnorr.f. ursfpapcf pablo
u all o.laufF IL uki1rl. onrr a sea fof &C.
ssrrsaIFc scsta. thr ltsl TunIirsifnu fQ - sffss
fats tclort ttc lss of tssfirE AL tuai all cred
liara aha have proved her itbts, 40 ritri
Irrarus infrrVstf.f mkT aTrFar 40 al IIart
anl uue ari sh1s cause ~ suy tlfT have, 80
q d.srhafss snoa.l not b. Efsairt 81 q Doctor a.
oarl. - fr che prrIrr uf hfs TrulIHu.
Aust uEEHllk 4. DAVIS, kfsIsfsf
u - l-..r- ~ 80 LlllIL III Do III
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-06-30

k-uEREAs Chariss X Hsnss Of Alhsaf. LEI
w ~ Ioan ofotfori aaf siAie ~ hAiae, ~
AprU A ~. i..l AT rsc1riei In oGiord Hests
~ 90 l1erlis. 49, ~ nsEe 40 c1utese "a - Ne
srfltni a. f1llcssrr hgIng rsft cf 90 ~ =
urrrf fhHrf, I'M ne ata rsnEe a lqts n ssd A.
So. Goa a'n'rG sxu aercs mere ~ icss, 49,
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~ a. . 40 nesfsai I'D hsIfr ~ samf ccnsefei
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sTArs oF MAIsE

OXFORD, ss.-Cosr q Iasoiseacy. "a Wed.
nesday % Juhe. A. ID. issj.
On toe mater Of JEkOME n. fELLONs.
Of fryehurs tps0ivsnt Debtor
a. IL hereby o. tes~i. that notce be given % ali
psfs0as Interested IN the settlement % thf nasl
- coast u bred ". spring Assifnee q ne shove
named lnsolycnt Debtor, BY causing copy Of
This order o. b. ,ablished two weeks. ssccesslve.
~, in TIE OxfOrl Dem aerst. Newspaper printed
In Paris. In ssli L 8nniy. that they may appear al
= cert u fas0iseacg 70 be hed ~ the fr0bsts
Couft Room ca The fourth "Wednesday Of July
bskt. a. uine O'cloct In me forenoon, and be
heard thsrcOa. And Oh u tnsy 49, case.
Gao. A. vii .>O>, JUICE
81 Insolvency Court. Oxford C0uafy.
A .rae copy-Ausstt a. 4. DAVIS, Register.
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SrATE og MAINE

OXFORD, - Hoard OF CouaU Ton ni.s0acfs.
Ma, se.si5n, Isl, held b. tel1ufsmsni jane
10 lssA
Upon the foregoing petition. satisfactory evidence
having ben recsived that the petitiouers are ~.
sl0nsble and that lnqsiry nt0 The merit. Of their
aspiration 10 ekpedieuti II 10 Ordfrcf, thst The
tOunty Commissioners meet ~ The Hotel IN
Nesl sumner, 90 Friday. me tueotieth-sishih
dsy Of August. nett. AZ ten of the ciOck
A. n. and thence pr,cccd u Nies the roale
M nuonei 10 sAid pstigion immediaiely alter
shich Vics, q hearing Of the parues and
heir witnesses Will h. had 81 some convenient
plac IN the vicinity and other measures taken
Ia ths premises AZ the Commissioners shall Judge
proper All 10 O. further ordered that notice OF
The time place and purpose Oi The Commissi0ners'
meeting Aforesaid % given % all persons and cor
porsfiOns nterested. BY causing attcstet copies of
saii petition snd OF this order thereon o. b. served
upoa the Clcrk OF the T0sn Of sumner, and slso
posted up IN thrce public places IN said tosn and
published thres sceks successively In the Oxfori
l~mocrat a nesspaPcr printed a. Parts N ssii
County Of Oxf0rd the hrsi u sAid pabiicsuons AMI
each VI ne other notices, % De made, served snf
posted a. least thirty DAYS before said time Of
noetng 10 The end that all psrsons and c0fpors'
tIons may thsn and there APPEAR and shes cause
a any they have shy the prayer % said Petiiioa
ers shOali not be gfantei.
Attest ALBEIT \. AUSTIN. Gerk.
A true copy Of said petition sed order Of Coz q
therroni
Attest ALBERT :. AUSTIN, Clsrt
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THH Grand Trunk RAILROAD begins
running on = ns~ tine table. Monday
June 20. We have ehAngvd The time
table In this paper. and il aPpeafs On the
second page That o. TIE ioar'h Psse
= The GA time.
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A COLUMN Of letter. from out u To
County ssb-enbers oil b. fund On The
fourth Page q this paper. We shall
hops 70 bear from other. dariag 'he com-
ins -esk We nov bold some le't-fs
fnf faturr nah.-cAilnn.