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Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-05-20
Tax Collector. Washington {
EsTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by Drury Gee on February 1,
1886, and estrIyed before W. P. Hill. ]. P,
Precinct No. .. on the 18th day of March,
1856, one bay mare, branded S Y E on left
hip and Spanish brand on let thigh; about
IA hands highs blind IN right eye; about 8
years old Appraised by Thos II. Lipscomb
and Us. Alm1nd at $50.
Attest; IL NJ. LEWIS. G.. q VIC
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-05-20

SOME parties are now making a
claim against the State of Indiana
for $4,000 for bonds alleged TO
have been issued in 1876. There
is no record of she bonds in the
state archives and a suit will be
the wrobable result. 1t looks
strange that claim of several
thousand dollars would be allowed
TO rest for nearly 40 years.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-05-20

At Tlffin, O., n valuable horse
died from eating tue bark OF To-
Gust tree TO winch it was hItched.
Another horse hitched with him
was seriously afflicted by eating
the bark, but recovered. The
symptoms resembled belladonna
poisoning.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1886-05-20

The violence of the labor Temp
est promises the more speedy en-
throncmcnt of reason and justice,
and TO reason and justice let all
turn as the sources of peace and
prosperity tor both labor and cap
itaI.-Philadclphia Times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22

In addition 10 our article Of Jas, week
regarding the candidates whose names
will Be presented al the Republican
County Convention. We have 70 add
the following:
Eekley Ballard. Of Fyeburs. Is can
didaie for Register Of Deeds for the
Western District. Mr.. Ballard Is hhy
years Of age. was born 10 fpeburg aud
educated At Frysbug Academy. BY oc-
eupaiion farmer. We have trustworthy
Information that Mr. b. Is a man Of am
pie ability and a respected citizen.
Austin p. StsArns. Of Paris, Is can
didaie for Sheriff. Mr.. S,earns was
born in Paris. Is twenty-nine year Of
age. he Is now serving his fourth
year as Deputy Sheriff and Jailsr. which
Office be flls with credit.
There ~ill probably be other eandi-
dates Cor the various Offices, in fact ru-
mon have already reached Us TO tha,
effect. but ve are unable % publish them,
not having debate Information.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22
srArE or MAINE

COUNTY on oNTogp. .,-Bssri Of cosniy
Commi loosrs. Ma >essiou, 49,. bsi ~ 81
lrafumset Iuas 10. ls>A
troa ths fors gOn p-tItiou ssiisiasiory sFiisnee
a.,ias bsen received that The petitioners are -
.Eoa.lbic AT thAi ingSiy iaio TIE mers, OF 1hei'
apti ieaiioa Ia sspsdisat. .-,--
II L. Oftiefti that The tcaniI tomml"louus
meet Al ths house 81 I. D. k,srsgi. "a fai'. on
Fr.fay, TIE asih day % AaEss nest, Al Ten
o'ciosk A. n. ani thsncc pfpcesi 70 Nss ms
fouls msrtlonsi in .d pstii,a' lmmsinsu
ansr .hich vs- hsariaE ~ The parties sad ~. y
witnesses wl D. had st some conssnsni IN ths
tienliy a. sach othsr msasare. tales In INC lf.m
.es a. me eommi.siossrs shall lsdge Ifopsf. Al
A A. further ofisfed that n0ties u the time, llscs
al partoss Of the ComnnissiOnsfs' meeting Aiors
sail. D. siten % all I<rsoes AL oorpor.lees 70
sfestsI D. Caasing sitsstsd copies Of ssi pstllon
ana VI this order thercon ~ ~ ssfsei ssoe ths
rs.rectlss Cisrss of he t5vns offsfis snd Wood
.iosa, aai ais8 posted ~ IL three patlic plsoe.
IN each OF ssd towas, sad pabhshs,l
thfcs -ssls sacresslVeiy IN the otiofd
tstmasrat. a nssspapsF vfinte.i 81 Parts, IN the
.aA Coaniy of OsioFd M hfsi 81 SAID peeliesion.
AL eaeh - The 0thsr notlccs 70 - madet -fNed
.ni posts. At least thirty dAys trfofs SAID uiae ~
Insstlas 90 the ed that eli I<fsons sht eotpo
nations mar thea snd there sgpsaf sni stes
casss, II any they have, ~hy the gfsyf OF SAID
o. tltiSusf, shoaii not b ffsntsf.
Attest ALBskr :. AUSTIN, Ciefs.
uus s0py % sad rssiii0a and order d court
Attest ALBERT ;. AUSTIN. Goa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22

night, TO accommodate them by Cummings
snd Mason, the livery men.
S,lllmsn Corllss, OF Island Pond, con.
tuc.or on the q. T. r. X, and wife made
a brief vlsl, here the past week. 10 attend
the funeral OF Mrs. Corliss's brother, Mr..
I. ID. fannce.
J.E. Poole of Northumberland. N. H.,
Was In town on business the past week.
Ccmmendsble progress IL being made on
The new buildings OF Paris M'f'g Co. and
already the walls begin 10 rise.
George W. Cook, who has nearly CON-
plsted George Briggs new house on West.
srn Avenue. has now commenced the work
OF put,lug an additional story on 10 the
Jones store near the depot, occupied by
Chss. II Adams, grocer.
Briggs a fsrrsr. meat and provision
dealers, have sold out their stock OF gro
cerles to n. ID. Bolster. and hereafter will
coufne their buslness.txclusiyely 10 butch.
erlug and desliug In meats.
Dennis Holt. who IL buildlng l.. l. Spot.
ford's new house on Western Avenue, near
the Paris Mfg Co.'S factory, has the walls
OF both sioiles up and will soon have The
roof on.
A member OF the South Paris G. l.. \. c.
has requested Ne To mention that there will
be an excursion 20 Lake Msrsnocook by
the Chsutagquans OF Maine, and their
friends. on Wednesday, July !. Very low
fares have been secured on all the rail-
roads. Rev. Edward Everett Hale, ID. ID,
will be orator OF the day; be will deliver
the same address that be will give At Chau-
,Auqaa In August Glover's band, twenty
pieces. will furnish excellent music. A
C.. l.. \. &. Class OF is90 will be formed.
A Teachers Chsuisuqua Reading Union
will be organized. Chsutsuquans aud
Teachers from all sections OF the State
will be present I. will be q basket picnic.
Rev. J. W. Bashford, Pm. u, President OF
The fryeburg Assembly, will give al out
llne OF the work 10 be done AZ Frytourg'
Each member viii please wear class badge.
Dr. Bickneli. OF Boston. Presiden, OF CT.
n T.. expects 10 be present and address
The teachers on the work OF his depart
msnt IL 10 though, quite a delegation
from here will attend.
W. A. rockingham. E,q Is bulliing =
commoiious plsrzs along the side OF his
store 10 the door OF the T.. o. IL will be
greatly appreciated by his patrons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22
sTArg on MAIsE

OXyOgD. /. Hoard Of County CounRsicnsrs
MAJ sess,On. leo. hsh b. seiourn~ssiJs ss
a. is~i
Upoa ne foregoing peiiuou ,saiisfseiofy s'iisne.
hsvinf been received that The peiitionsrs Are ~
.poa.bls, And that ia9uiry ato The msrtis OF ihsr
applicatlOa Ia expsdisnt. IL n OhDtHhp, thAt
tie County Com missiOnsrs meet Al the noase OF
A Jenne IN hoxbury, on Tuesday the st.h du OF
August nsxt al ten of the cl0ch A N, snd thence
proceed 20 vie~ The route msaiiOne.i In said pitt
Toe Immediately amer which sisu hearing OF the
parties and their Witnesses vill b had 81 some
c0avsais plsos In tae sicinty. Ani ssea other
measurss talea In the bfemi,es ~ the Comms'
sionsrs shall ladEe proper. And u IL farther OF
derri, thai notice Of the time. place AMI purpose
Of the Contradictory msstinE Aforesaid Be titsn
70 all psrsoas ami ooryor.il0ns inisfe.isd. ~
causing steslsi copies 81 said pstlti0n AMI Of THIS
order thsreon % be served uI.oa the clerk 81 the
town OF ROx bury All also po-tsi NJ 10 three puolc
places In ssii t0wp. and pablishsd three weeks
.ucos.slvsly 10 the Oxford iemocrat. nsSs
paper pfintei AZ Paris IA sAii County Of Orfsri.
ihs arsl OF sad Publications. and each of The et1sr
notice. 10 b made, served and posted, 81 least
thlry days bsfor, said time Of mestng, 10 the
sa a that all persons and oOrpOratioas NAY then
and there appear and shsw cause, II Any th.y
have. whJ ne prayer Of ssIs petitioners shosh
Attest Albert =. AUSTIN. Clerk.
true copy OF Petition and Order OF Court
Aiiss,s ALBERT :. AUSTIN. clert.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22
AN OXFORD COUNTY BOY.


The issue Of June S. Of the Gruphic
News. Of Chicago. contains fine full
page portrait Of T. A. Chapman Of Nil
waukse. Of whom the DTNocKAr recently
Published an illustrated sketch.
The Nclcs says:
Mllwsakees fame Il broad. and the
pleasant Wisconsin city has many men and
Institutions upon which 10 found claim
f1r metropolitan hOuors Chief smong
them Tor enterprise and philanthropy IL
r. A. Chapman. the leading dry goods
dealer % the Badger STATE, aud for unique
ness. nj. more than magnificent CONNER
Clal palace. II l. extremely doabtfal II any
city In America. AMI the good people or
Milwaukee include the whole world round.
contains a business establishment OF equal
grardusr. wherein the purposes % trade
are perfectly subserved. and the perfection
OF artistic proportion. nnish. and decora-
ton - nearly attained
The State OF Maine. which ass given 10
this cOuntry q long list % emlneu, men,
and race OF people Of which the nation
may iasty be proud. IL 20 be credited a.
The birthplace OF Timothy Appleton Chap
man.
SIR. Chapman has never been an aspirant
for Office In political sense
Tar NON the maidins cro-ds iguoSie strif
liis sohsr wishes have lcarnei - stray.
Along the oool. seguesier,,i vale ~ iife
lie keeps thc moNcicss tenor OF DIS ~Ay'
Yet there IL widespread and popular de-
sire ~ pot him In nomination AZ The neNt
election for The post Of Governor Of Wis
cousin. The movement has had no pro-
motion. but has seemed 10 spring spon'
taneonsly 10 many quarters Of the state.
n The present Incumbent should dec'ire 10
serve another term, there Il 20 doubt
whatever bat that The Intelligent people Of
wlsconsin would gladly east their suf.
frages Tor an up AMI down, prompt. de-
cisive man OF Mr.. Chapman's character.
Distinguished by broad, enlightened and
liberal views. ne Is, nevertheless, possess
ei OF The caution AMI Conservatism natural
70 a nan % bis business tact. scknovl.
eiged ability AMI long experience In the
ADMINISTRATION % extenici commercial
concerns.
The estimation In which this gentleman
Is held ~ bis employees aud Others who
arc connected with him. l. SHARED by The
business and social community OF the STATE
A. large. and IL l. this feeling that has
giveu rise . TIE desire n see him Gov
error % the State Bai that be woali
consent % abandon his extensive business.
every detail % which be himself con-
mAnis. and giving up ihe calm pleasures
OF bis slsgant home. would cDnseni 10
plunge into The turmoil % politics. Is .
matter % considerable doubt The state
OF Wisconsin. however. in thus hoporlrg
Mr.. Chspman would reject lustrc on it-elf.
AMI should he yield 20 The ursing % bis
multitude % friends And accsp. nom'n,-
tiou. hls election woad follow a. = matter
% coursc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22
ALBERT ;. AUSTIN. clerl.


To fAs Ho.o-a1ls Board a. Cosa;v Co-aissloasrs
,r1Ala and y6r fAs Cosafp II Otforf.
RESPECTFULLY represenis the undepgnet, eti'
sens ssd Inhabitants ofOxfOrd County. that con-
mOa cOnyenisnte and necessity require . ne.
C0u mtg way through the towns OF Greenwood
and Norway In ssid County, commencing n .
poln IN the Highway AZ nov uavtiitd near the
dselllbg hOase OF wm. Richardson In saii
brentwood, thence In q toatn eAstsfly course.
over land Of sah VIM. RichsrtsOn 10 the tosn
line between said Greenwood and The town OF Nor
usy In the mosi ssAsibls roJts. thence In ascsth.
eastsrly course the mosi feasible route over land
Of ssid WIN. RicbarfsOa In the town Of norwas.
and over land OF John n. Miiieti and the Crooksr
fAru % the highway As nov travelled scar the
dwelling hoase formerly Owned By li.ary Z.
Reed, thence souih esstsfly over said highway
- nov travelled. from Norway 10 0rtenwood. 20
the forks Of the road near Abnsr y. Jaotsoas,
In said Norwsy. thence leaving The highway and
Eoing In q south easierly eoafss over the most
feasI lille route, ever land OF said A. Y. Jachson,
and Rearce Horne. 10 aAlf Norway. and trui
nAlipg near me Depot In Sorvsy village. They
tkefefore pray thai yoa view said route. sftsr dee
pfocesdiaxs, and locate the same. or such part
hereof, a. In the Judgment Of yoar honors msy
b deemed advisable, AMI 81 In dsiy bouni VIII
DstsS hi. iii DAY Of Mar, A. u. iss.
wM. RICHARDSON,
sni al ofhsfs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22
STATE or MAISE.

COUNTY or OXFORD, ss.-Bosrd OF County
Commissioners, May session, issj. held By al.
loarnment Jane ltih. ls-
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfAetofy evi
ssnce having been received that the petitioners
are rssponsis and that Inquiry into the inertia OF
their Application IL sxpedisnt, IL 10 ortercf that
the County Comm lssi0 nefs meet ~ the flm House,
Norway, on Tuesday, the sth day Of October setf.
a ten % the elosk A. NJ. and thence proese "a 10
vis~ the route mentioned In said petition. imme-
Al atsly amer which view, hearing OF The p>fues
and their Witnesses will b. had al some eonven.
leai place In the vicinity and Zach other measa re
taken In the premises ~ the Commissionsrss shan
Isdgs proper. And further ordered that notice
ofths time, place and purpose OF the Commission6s
meeting Aforesaid be given 10 all persons and cor.
porstioss interested By causing attssted copiesof
said petition and Of this order thereon 10 %
serysd upon the respectlvs Clerks OF the towns %
norway ssd 0reenuood. and also posted up IN
three public places In each Of said towns, AMI
pabllshed three weeks SUCCESSFULLY 10 the Oxford
Democrat, . newspaper printed a. fafis, IN said
county OF OzfJrd. the fret VI said psolieatloas
and each Of the vthef notic>s, 70 b made, sefveo
and posted q cAst thirty days before said tine Of
meeting, % the end that all persons and eorporA-
tions mar then ssd there appszf and sheu casse
have. .hy the pssjsr o. said petitioners
Ausss: ALBEIT 8. AUSTIN, Clsfk.
A tive Cop; OF saa Petition ssd Order Of Court
Attest: ALBrRr .. AUSTIN. cisrt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22
10 -. mssor.bls County cOmnl.,lonsr.. Ia and

To the Hcporshie County Commis,ionsfs' IN snd
for he County % Ouori;
We the usdsfsisnsd. sclsctmen u The tosn OF
Ronbury 10 ssit Ceanty, rcspecuslI fepfe-ns
nat Iabiic couNsnsucs All necessity ftishe
n.ie Ia TIE C0ants Rosi leafias IRON hottav
Foud o. Eonbary sotsh % callei, IN sAli tosa.
AID ,oaf rsilticaefs humtly ftgssst you 20 tes
sAii foNi beiussn sai points. AL make ,uea a.
tsfaticus AL discoailnusncss &c youf honofs
nav deem pfopsf. particularly IN % much % SAL
road e. lies bsisssn the dsellins house 81 A A.
lease and that u lease Jshhs. Asia duty boand
Ds,s.i al Koitsry. NAY ~, A. u. ISL
~. y. MclSSks. ssieeimea
JOHN kkhDy %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22

TmE National House on Thursday
refused to take up MOuison's tariff bill by
vote Of ISL TO lao. II Is doubtful II
any further A,tsmp, will be made this
session 70 take up the bill. The people
Of Maine need have no fear that this
Congrs.. viii remove the protection from
their principal products. The defeat Of
this bill will shorten the session Of Con-
grss. BY several weskA An adjOarnmen,
will doubtless be reached some time nex,
month, perhaps in the early part OF the
rno~fh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22

The .irgss ani some other Democratic
papers sn,er AZ The Republican candidate
for Governor. sAylng that a. doesn't
knoN hls gran ma" that be will have a
"bAi spell while writing hls letter % &C
cspiAnce.- a. II such attacks are All
that ne opposition can make against SIT.
Bowel. the "bai spell" f1r them viii
cone when they bear the news from tee
eleciloa in September. -Cguiea Herald
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22
A,r...op,-Ai,..si II. @. DAVIS. iissisisr.

OXFORD, sat- . Cosn of Probl,s held ct
Paris. within and foe the County OF Orford on
MONROE PEABODY, Adnlinistsst,r on the
estate Of william X. Ripley lsis of Peru. In SAID
Cosnty, deceased, having presented Ms seeoant
Of STANDARDIZATION Of tbs estate Of SAID deeessei
for ailousncsf
Ordered, that the said Admla'f give notice 20
eli psrsons intefeste By esasiax Q e1py OF this
order 20 be Published three vcsts sssoesslvsly
IN the OXFORD Dsmoefst pfiated 81 Paris that
they mar appear 10 Q Prooate Court Ia be held 81
PsIls In s.ii COaSty 90 the third Tsesdsy % JAY
ptxt 90 eOsloek In the fOrenooa and s1ou esuse
III any They have uhy the sane should not - oil.
lowed. CEO. A. WILSON, Jade.
A True eJpy-Atiest ~. q. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22
80 AnYEKrIsENKNn

M FraIatl >nflHrs.
fnsnIrfnrr Nnf.rfs.
lrrsIirr Nafrf.
Prt.tl1o a. p.s.urtuu,nc, af Ia .a wo-isis.k
80 0r.lfr ftrrrrr.
Frtioa i.r lta.rr III ro.l Ia Eastary. al orisr
ri ITrFIIn.
Fstfloa o. ro.i In Norssy I'D GreerEoo.i, Al
nf.ifr fhfrron.
flsr.nr T.-is. Al y fii.frr. -luft r.rls.
liarlrg IIsIs. n. a. Artrass, Wet larIs.
~T.erIaI Nnf.rr. d u. II..rff, NrrsaF.
Irrflr1r. un.llu a Irufs. ~alfh i'sr.s-
UP nlrahau. rtafaersptfr. -oufh flfIs
pnrt.l1l n1sfru ~taalrrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22

~ "a, Hs--a,ls c-~.iT oe.si'"'a''' f0' 'l'
fss4afy 81 OTfrrd.
Tee asfef,lfnsd. ssisetmea % the tosu 81
wcosstoss. Coz AM 10 behalf % The lahsttt.ft.
Of sat towu. frsrscuuiiV fepreseat inst Isblf
coatea ieaes ~ loeEcr rs4alfes Thai the rosi trom
NJ. John N. HryAnt's 10 Weeisipck ~ Jesfpn
cali IL Pare. bs sasiaiaei AL sspi u rep.r.
We therefore fsqaes, nat 100 nar pfocesdb
et.mins the sAii read anf dlscoetlnas inc sAme
Ia t.x. PAYERS IL We isiSss ui.hout disc9mnSi
lts ths putis usyei
\ l.. RUss. Sslct nsa
= DtfDtEY %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22
vs,Opy-.iis.,i A. Q. DAVIS. Register.
0Aroap 80 y. GO . r,es. !; 4, s. . a. !.

OXFOgD ssi-M q COur % PROBATE. held Al
Paris withla ani fOf fhs County 81 Oxfofd 90
tho thlrd TUESDAY Of Juns. A. u isa.
WILLIAM wOODsuM. aamsi Estcatof 10
/. osrtAts Iastfumsnt pafpoulng % be the lasi
viii and Isslsmeat % Daniel q. Tufuer. late Of
Peru. 10 all Couaty. deceased, havnf rrc'
ssnisJ the same Tor Probate
al psfsOrs interested b. eausiaxs ebpy 81 MS
orisr 10 IL Yublshed thrse useks sse iesslvelt In
the OtfOfd Democrat ptinlsi 90 fsft.. thai they
Paris In sah Cosnly, on The thirc TUESDAY OF
Julg nstt, al y O'Clock IN the for sno<n asd show
cause 10 any they have vhy the ssld insnument
should not he proved. approved ard allowed %
The last Will and Test anent Of ssi ieceissf.
GkO, A. WILSON, Judge.
A true copy .-sitesii n. 4. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22

TINS l. the way In which the Demo-
cratic Lewiston Gaseits days its respects
TO SECRETARY Bayard
A son OF Secretary Bsyrd won the
running high lamp and hurdle race In .
recent school athletic contest lie seems
% Be Of q more sciive temperament than
his father
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22

The hard cider business Is becoming 4
Nuisance 10 tie town o. Liberty, notslth'
standing the Efforts % The temperance
people. Five or six barrels were broken
open and spilled The other evening In =
place where cider i won't % b. sold by .
party Of eursged eitifens.-POriiaad Press.
In Is hard TO understand Why party
Of enraged citizens should be in the habi,
Of selling cider.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22

Hss,ss 81 Assignee 81 his Appsi.tHsss.
Al Paris, IN The County Of Oxford and 50 y 81
Name, the Ihiri wedsesias OF Jsas. AID lssl
pointment % Assignes Of
IIEsRy A. MILLS Of Anioves.
IN the Cssaty % Otf,fd. lasoivent Debtor, who
has b>ss declared 90 tasoivent upos his petni,s
Onford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22

The Argus notiaes The Republicans iba,
lot. % one sni Two dollar notes will be
needed n ths state campaign. This 10 q
delicate waV % Anuognclng that lArg e
number 90 Democratic voters are Tor -ale
AZ iow price -Irtss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22

F.H. WHITMAN. Esg. Of HAuison.
as, Friday brought 10 the Clerk Of
Courts to Be hsng ia the Law Library.
handsome portrait Of bis father. Hoa.
Levi Whitman. who Was for hhy years
= practitioner a. the Oxford bar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22

OXFORD. ss-Ai . Cear; OF Probsis held ai
Paris, vithii and for the County OF Oxford on
ON the petition u WILLIS BkACkErr Ad.
minisgrstor Of the estAts Of Rsias Bfscsett, late
OF Lowell. 10 saii County. deceased, praying Zoe
licsass " ell and coayey ~ pable 90 private
90 nls 10 the Probaie once. bsisg ell the real
estsp. OF said deceased. for the payment OF debts
and charges.
ali psrsoss interested By causing - sbsissos
OF HE pesitioa. with mis- order thsrsoa. 70
Be Published three vseks sseesssivsly n the
Oxford Dsneerst printed q fsis. that thsy
In saH Cosnty, on the third Tuestsy OF Jaiy
next. q o'sloek % the fosenoon AD4 show easss,
n any they have why the came shosii not b
rss'sa' aro A wtrsoy. J,x...
Atrsssopy. stissss-n. Q. DAVIS. Hsgisssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22

Ma PowDnLI expresses the opinion
that Martin Irons i "a very much abused
man" The fact that sven Mr.. Powderly
holds this view will hardly cause the
American people to change their OPinion
Of Martin irons.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22
The Oxford Democrat
FOR unC CAMPAIGN

We viii send the OxFoEp DrNocE,r
10 any address postage paid. from
now until September 2lst. lSS6, for
20 cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22

TIM Oxford County Democratic Con-
yen,ion vii Be held =, the Court House.
Paris. on Tuesday, June 29ih. a. 10
o'clock A. n.
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OxfOgD, n.-At COST Of froste hid Al
fnt., within AMI for the Couay q Oxford,
90 the Third rsesisr Of Jsee. A. u. is.s.
JO-EPII 4. nEssErf. canned EsecatOf IN .
CERTAIN InstIumsst psfpprinx % b the lssi " III
sad rs.uansat of DAVID L. wiisos, late ~ Castor.
IN a.ii Coanty. deceased. having Preseatsf The
sane Zoe ff0bssi
OspsEsD, rhal the ssii Esscsi0r give no.
tles " ali psrs0a. inisfssted By caussE eopJ Of
this order b. psbishei three ~ests sseeessl,sly
10 the Oxfofi psmocrst printed al Paris thai they
may appear al Probate Court 70 b hsi ~
Paris. Ia salf County ou the third Iussisy Of July
nsxt Al y O'clOet 10 ths f,feoo0n aad shes eaass "
asy they have. ~hy Ne ssid lnstrlin snt should
not b. yroted. sygro,ei aof silovcd n ne last
WA and Te.tsmsot Of sah deeesssd.
GkO. A. WILSON, Jstge.
Atrus eopy-attsstf N. q. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22
A true soPy.-.ils.n u. Z. DAVIS. u,

OxFORD, sss-Ata Court Of frvtats held 81
Paris. within aad Coz the County o. onfofi, on
The third TUESDAY of Jane. A. u. lnso.
GA the petition OfEPuRAfM n. HANSON. Guar.
dian Of Noah u. and Minnie A. RAAkias. mlnofs.
OF Hiram. In said eosnty, prayins COZ u.
.crtbei Ia HE petition on hie In tbs Probate
once, NJ an advantageous Cfcf Of two hundred
and four dollars the proceeds 10 Be pat AZ intsr.
eel for the bspsni OF ssd minors.
Ordered, That The sail pstiiiood gife notice 70
ali persons Interested By causing an sbstriei
Of his petition. win this order thereon, 70
bs Published three weeks sueesssiveD 10 the
oxford Democrat printed NJ fAris, thai tney
Par,s 10 sah Coanty, on the third Tuesday Of
Jsly neat at nine O'Clock In the forenoon. and
sb0w csase, II asy they have why the same should
no. he arantesl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22
GEORGE A. WILSON, Jsdse.
iIua eopy-Alleslt u. q. DAVE. REGISTER.

oXyoRp s,.-At a Court 90 PrObrs feid At
Paris within and for the Coanty ofOx ord. on
the ThlNi Tus.isy OF Jane a. q. isri
AUGUSTUS N. FRENCH, dice e,ftiin insiru'
meat purpor'iag 70 be ne last VIII asd les
tsmsnt OF Lorasa 7. french late Il Oxford. 10
sali C,auty. deceased. having presented the
zane foe Probate. and prays thAths D, apPoiaisi
Admlalsual0r with the Win snasxeli
tee 10 ali psrsoas iatsrested by causing q copy
Of this order 10 be pabshet three weetssaes sssve
Iy In the Oxford Democrat aneuspapef printed
Al Paris, In said County. that they may appear ~
TUESDAY OF July next II y o'clock In The lore
noon and show eaase n any thsy have Why me
sail Instrument shouh not be proved, appfoved
and allowed 40 the last WIN asd fssiAmsni OF
said deceased.
AtrussanI -Aiissii "A %. DAVIS. negistef.