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The Washington bee., 1886-09-25

it would seem to us that the Ne
groes are that class. Our failure
to take hold of and enter into all
the schemes and forces which are
calculated to elevate a people in
the estimation of the world has
been the secret of the opposition
against when We have been fer
years contendirg. We should
hail in our midst all cnlored peu-
pie who can contribute to The nee
essary means of making profitable
terms with those who have hiiher-
to been our friends. We have a
case in mind where the usesuln' IS
of worthy gentlem IN has become
m paired simply because he has
thought it wise to form 70 ltlcal
affiliation Of chsr..c'er differing
from the maj .lity. Whatever
may be our opinions as to the
wisdom of the gentleman IN ques-
tion, we are certain that he pos
sesses the elements and di-posilion
necessary to entiIle him to The full
fellowship of men of equal moral
and intellectual endowmen:s. IL
is mark of ignorance to ostracise
a man or lady simply because,
| on points not in the least affecting
| rhewellare of society, he or she
may entertain different opinion
as to politics or religion. 1t is
| hoped that7those interested In the
welfare of s)eiety will put dow
their mean prejud;ees, encourage
those who can help to fiftqp our
| social character.
The Washington bee., 1886-09-25
WEED THEM OUT.

There is certain class of peo-
pie who assay to be the gentlemen
of our town, but who nave not
manifested anything which might
form the basis for such d title. 1t
may be true that they conform to
certain forms and measures which
characterize the exterior of gen
tlemen, but they are far from pos
sessing the qualities which make
up true gentleman. They wear
fine clothes, gold spectacIes (when
they can afford them) strut a la
senator and use high sounding
phrases, which they nave c1ught
while dancing around some white
mans patent leather boots, or
while assisting them to skirmish
about in "ways that ale dark anu
tricks that are vain" They come
into our m DIST and pose as emf
neut and Influential poll icians
lord over tie more m dest and
deserving and act III every way
very like nabobs, millionaires and
o her potentates. The fact is thai
these men are frauds on the peo
ple-parasites whose object is to
draw the life blood Of society, sap
n rorality from its foundau ms and
bring disgrace upon the commu
nifty in which they operate, while
they stand aloof and point the fin
ger OF scorn at those who have
been mislead aud deluded by their
appearances of gentility which
brought about such a condition OF
Thugs. These men make inroads
In the confidence of business
men and boarding house keepers
and ply their high handed cheat
cry and then stand upon their
dignity when settlement is de-
manded. We know of certain
boarding house keeper who has
been troubled with one of these
pretended gentlemen. This class
may be cold citz" or strangers, it
matters not from what cline they
hail; but whether natives or stran-
gers, they should he shown up in
their true colors and we may find
it to the interest of the public to
do SO.
The Washington bee., 1886-09-25

Gentlemen's Eng. Flannel Street
and Office Coats, Gin choice pat
terns,) values S. reduced to $3.50.
100 doz. Embr. Scarfs and Four
in Hands; value 25c., reduced to
19c. for SOC.
100 doz. all-silk scarfS in tecks
and flats value Soc; reduced to 25c.
so doz. fancy sets Collars and
Cuffs, size 139 to II, SOC.
100 dOz. fancy French Percale
Shirts, all sizes, Choice patterns,)
8 collars and 1 pair cuffs, s1.5O.
$ 20 doz. brilliant Black Lisle Half
Hose (fast colors;) value 81 SOC.
20 doz. Shawknit Black Balbrlg
gan Half Hose (fast colOrs, soc.
so doz. solid mode shades and
stripes with white feet, full regular
made Half Hose, value 5Oc.; reduc
ed 25c.
so doz. dark fisle Half Hose, pin
stripes, full regular made Hall
Hose, value 5Oc.; reduced S5c.
Large lot of all-silk WlnosorS ln
spots and checks, 25c. -.
30 doz. White Shirts, IA % ~,
Cluett's make, unlaundere0, Win
patent Gussett's back and sleeves,
85c. or for S..
Sole agents for j. A. srriven's
patent elastic seam Jean D EwerS,
the best fitting garment even pro-
duced. AUERBACH s. BRO,
623 Penn, Ave. "New Entrance on
G. St.'
The Washington bee., 1886-09-25

We desire to call the attention of
Sect. Lamar to the numerous COM
plants made against the manage
ment and treatment of patients at
the Freedmans' Hospital. If these
statements are true, Mr.. Lamar
should order an investigation of
that institution. DIR. Purvis doesn't
represent the colored people and
the sooner he is removed the better
Uuc people will appreciate the ad.
ministratiOn of Mr.. Lemar.
The Washington bee., 1886-09-25
SALUTAT0RY.

In presenting our compliments
to the readers of the BEE we wish
to draw their attention to the fact
that we started here one year AGO
with the avOwed purpose of selling
fine clothing for men and boys AT
popular prices. A great many of
you have already hOnored us with
your patron age, bnt to- those who
have not, we would say, if you fail
to examine our Superb Stock of fall
clothing for men aud boys before
purchasing elsewhere, you will miss
an opportunity rarely presented to
you of obtaining the finest and
most ele egantly gotten up clothing
ever exhibited in Washington at
prices usually charged elsewhere
for goods of very inferior qualities
Our foreman Tailor L. X. Rich
ardsOn will personally attend TO
any alterations that may be necces.
Sary, that in itself is a guarap.
tee that it will be well done.
Arthur Starks requests US to
say he will be glad to extend the
courtesies of our house to anv of
his friends who honor us with a
visit.
The Washington bee., 1886-09-25
THE HARMONY CEMETERY


On the first page will be found
a report of a meeting held by the
lot owners of Harmony cemetery.
1t will be seen that certain co.
called trustees have usurpcd 8
power delegated to them. 1t was
asserted by one of the SC C lied
trus ees that $4,000 had been bor-
rowed from one of the original
trustees, Mr.. Johu +. Cook, for
the purpose of improving the
grounds, which was never done.
Why should any money have been
borrow ed fir, m one of the trustees
at certain rate OF interest? Ii
Mr.. Cook held money that accru-
The Washington bee., 1886-09-25
MR.. BENEDICT.

Our new Public Printer, Mr..
Benedict has taken possession of
the Government Printing Office.
He is said to be a gentleman of
stern integrity. While he is a
democrat, he has humanity for
those who have been rec emily e.
maucipated from the shackles of
slavery. While we appreciated
Mr.. Rounds and regretted his re-
tirement from the position, which
he had 30 aceeptably filed, we
The Washington bee., 1886-09-25
BARNES COLORED NEWS
PAPER AGENCY.

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All the colored newspapers 8 for
sale and On file, subscriptions and
advertisements received. Find
your lost relatives and friends
through this agency. General
agency for the Negro literary and
musical productions.
Communications by mail prompt,
ly attended to.
George R. Barnes, Agent.
j. 81, IF.
The Washington bee., 1886-09-25

A "BEE" or not a "BEE?" that
is the question which can only be
settled, with any satisfaction to the
enterprising business man or intel
ligent news-seeker by simply tax.
ing bee"
The Washington bee., 1886-09-25

To have had a "BEE" is to have
been worthy of being; but to sub
scribe to 1t is sure proof that you
actually be.
The Washington bee., 1886-09-25

Everybody reads the BEE. all
the big business houses advertise
la it because it pays.
The Washington bee., 1886-09-25
Colored population $4,000.

1t will pay merchants to adver-
tise Ia the BEE.
The Washington bee., 1886-09-25
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The Washington bee., 1886-09-25

FOUND-Anytime, Ice Cream
of the finest quality at John A
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22
N.,is. sf Petite. fsr Discharge.
stntr of ylutur.

ONTOIlD, - i-Coun Of Insolvency. in nc case
- ROSA NOCROc NETT, losolScat Debtof.
NOIiCi 10 hefeuJ given that rstilloa has 90
~ tbisifh dAV ~ Jaae, a. - Las, bcea pfc-
ssnts.i a. sai euun Coz saii county ~ hgsAlto
Crossstt 81 Iuckurlf. o. the tcunty ~ oslsh'
pr.yinc that b. ms, b. decrcei tnll dlschHss
iron All hls debt pfOtAble amber the ~, eises
Of shaptsf 20 of ths statutes ~ MAINE an srpo
saldpstlil0n 10 IL ordered By sAli ooart thAi
hsarin. - h.i sp0n the same bsfOfe SAID c)aft'
a PsfIs IN saii eoaniy ofOtfori, on Ncio'.d.y
the list dAy Of JAY, . -, Az hlhs 80, 49,
I. thr 4 re1oon. snd thai notice thereof Be puO-
ii.be,i Ia The OkTOHD DENOcRAr, newspaper
publishsd ia sati county Of OXFORD once see
Tor TOO sascsssive stsk .ths lAst peb"e - y,
creditors Who have proved their dsbts, AL Other
persons interested. NAV appear Al sAii TINE sni
place ana show caure,if any thef have, Nhf sal.
charge should not ~ sranled ssii deo'0' A''S''
ins ID The prayer of biz petition.
Attest y llERRlCh q. DAVIS, hesistsI
81 said Court fOr saf S0aaty ~ oN"'i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22
srAIE on MAINE

oXgDgD .. -Bsar,i ~ CouaiY CBmmssioasf..
Ma se.sion, i'- bell ~ seiouFn@shi Jses
10 lf-i
Upoa me fore golns Tstiuon saiisiasiofy s'lisass
.rlnE len received that The petitioners ais 70
.ronsIbls Aad that in4aify intn the msNis % ihsn
spglfailsa 10 etprdsut, IL - OhptHHp, nat
ths Cauuiy Cofnmissi1nsfs meet AZ the nou.e 81 /.
A Ienne IN koxhufy. on Tus.day ihs iiih daf 81
Anzud rsxt. al tea ~ the elpct a NJ snd ibsnc'
pfoosei % yies Ne fuutc meuiionci On sAif l-ii
Toe lmme,ilsisiy after stish Fiss hsannf 81 ths
Iaftlss sod their sitaessss oil D. hal az sluss
cssvsasat pl.cs in tae Ticiaty. ani sch Other
msasufss tassa ln the rfrmises a. the tomms
.lobsfs shall ladss proper. Ani n IL firthsf ~
a. nd that aotics VI the time. place an.l pafpps'
u the Comlssl0asfs' msstias AfcfesAid - sNsa
10 al lsfsnas sni Compilations inisfs.iei. ~
csa.iaT sttrsie copies q saii ptti0n al ~ ihis
ofdef ihsfron % - served upoa the elefk ~ ~.
t5sn OF H0sbufy ani al.o pDstef ~ IN ihfse paohc
plaes. In s.ii to.n. ant putlishsd ihfse sesss
.uccesslsely Ia the Oxfofd l,rmocrat, 49,.
pspsf pfinte-i AZ fafis in ali Coaniy ~ osisfi,
IN drst OF ssli publcati0ns and eaen Il ne eipsf
notice. % D. tasis. setVed and posted al least
thlrIy days bsfofe sid time Of mesuag, " ths
sad that al IsrsOos and rJfIfvfsuoas may lbeh
ana there appear and shs~ ease. u saI nv
have shy The prayer of sait geiilionsfs sh0si
not b. sfsttsd .-. -.
Attest ALRKgT :. AUSTIN, Clsrt.
A true copy of Pstl.ioa ani order of Court
Aiis.s ALBERT Ausris. clsrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22
srArE OF MANI

,,xrosn. s,-Coau of iasbssacY. ~ Wei
ne.lsy of jan. a. ~. l-sI ........, a..
Insolteni ipsbiof
Hi. bsrsby ordered. That notice D. slFea "a
ali ferans laters.iesi ia the setilsm~nt % ne
ssrssunt OF AlFan u. ooislu, Assignee ~ lhs
r.pv of thfs of.ler - be pubiishfi tso Neess
.us.sssissly. in the Oxf0rd Dc@ocfAt, nss.
p.pss ~. nls.i Ia Paris In sst C0unty, That thsl
msY appcsF ~ Court 81 lasoNseeJ - " net'
day 81 Jaiy nsxi. ~ mae o'clock IN ne iofenoon
AMI D. hsafd Insfsoa ani oriect u thst 90 cause
GEO. A. WILSON, Jufge
Of InsolVsucy Coari, oxford County.
,,,,. ,.,f,,- ktiest A. 4 DAVIS, Esgister.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22
Ns,is. Of s.es.a n..,l.s sf Creditors ."
Insolvency..

no The cfeilior ~ rALRAND CROSS Of
Glless. ~ tho q ,aaiv n Otf,'d All site 81
hslns insoitsat dsbtof i-lou are bsre0y nouheis
That villa me sops0sai Of the jade Of the CoaT
OF in.olvenry for ssh Countf ~ Osfpfi. th~
secgtd msstlns ~ The efsirof. ~ sah insoiTent
IL appointed o. b. hid 81 NJ Probate Court fsfua
10 Parts, 10 sait tusatf uf otford on Nsiee.fsf
he llst day ~ fa's. 10 ts-i. az o'cifSs 10
M iofsuoon inu siii ssssFu Fsufss Ives see'fd
lngly.
t,ttsn uniisf Nv ttnt sHH 49, fs'sf - 'neft
thls IGh d. ~ Afn~ it. i.sh
uEHlglUk e.. uNAts. o. zisIsf ff 49,. n-' 1t
lssoirsHCy sIlt e. 'ustf "'''s'f'h
10 "a. Hs-.-a,i, c.aafy Cess i'i'-s'' 70 a.
rpssfy - mort
To. usa.fslsu.d. >si si.asn q ~ tosn q
Nocdstlsk, fof sna ia fshNf 81 ihs iahsti sft'
Of .sld ioun. vspeeuulis fvpfsseat taft patlf
csaFea .snce lunEr- rsiares that thr fp.i lfeni
Nfs John n. Hfyani'sia Neeisisk q Jesfph
h Chlii In Psfs. . sastai aei act tspi " rep.r.
We therefore fsqHest nat 500 MAJ Ifocftdb
sssmine ne sAii foat aad ilscpetinae ne sams
a. by - iolas yoa all fsmov- ttfisn ifOe
he tax. p.ysfs % soD isiJes si.hoai iifclm mol
ia 4 the yutlis usyel
= l.. Russ. ~hfnfa
as DUDLEY. Il
n. n. CUsIiaAs> wooi.oss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22

To "a Hs.s,obis Hoa,i of CosaIy co--issioasf'
tsaAls AL 10 fAs Cossfy y urord
Hs.psctfllly rspfcsenis the uadsfsisnNi, eh
fsns A. 4 lahshtants ofOtfJFd County, that c'ui'
moa c8atenisnes and nccessiiJ require Nc.
COUNTY Nay through The t0sns VI efsea-voi
snd NeTwsy in ssii tfuoif. Commsnetas Az
p0ia 10 IN tn hshsay sos uassisd rear ".
dssiilng hoase OF wm. Hrhafiscn Ia "ii
sfefuso0t. tbsnce In fuatn easisflY eoufsss
over lad % sad WA. Richsrisoa 10 M iosa
lioe bstseen ssh sfsensOOd AM the tosn ofNli
say, in the most feasible foats, ihsnes isssostn
esstsry coarse The mott fcssiols fouts over lAni
Of sad VIM. Rrbarfsoa IN the t0~n 81 Nor~s
AL over lad OF Joan n. Miiieit aef tee Cf0osT
farn - the hsa.aT ~ nos travelled assr the
aselllos hSu.s formerly 0susf ~ lisarr 4.
Reel. thence s0uih sAstsriy over ssid highway
a. no. travelled. IRON sor~ay - utseasOot. 70
the torss Of the road near Abaef Jschsoar ,
10 ssid NOf~sy. ibsbes leaving The hish-sY and
going In q soUth essiefly eosrss Over The NO.
feasible route, ever land % SAID A. y. jAckson
AMI Hearce A Horne. IN said Norway, AMI trmi
naiing nssr me Dsp0t IN sofvsy Village. 1hsJ
thefeiors pray that you tiss sad route. snsf ise
pfOeesdngs, and lcc ate the sane, % such psft
ihersof. a. Ia the lldsmsat % yoar hon0rs MAJ
b. deemed adsissDls, AL a. In day b'ush VII
ever ppy.
WM RlCnARDsOs,
anI ~ ofhefs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22
STATE Oh MAINE.


COUNTY or oxt9hD. $500 , 81 1ossy
IBufnmeat Jane itih, ls-l.
Ipon the foregoing pstitiou. satlsfsetofJ evil
aenss having been received that the petitionsr.
.f restoasible aud that lnguiry nto the msftts OF
their atplicAti0n 10 expsdient, 10 u ofter.i mat
the COanty Commissioners meet 81 the lin houss'
Norway 90 Tus,dAy, IN. Slh dsy oi % iOoef nssi,
Al zen of the elOes A. NJ and thstes pfoesei To
yisx the roaie mentioned In said pstiilOa. immf'
Al atsly amer which ,isv, hearing u The p.russ
asd their witnesses Will b had az ZONE eSassn-
ent tacs In the vieinity, aud such other msssers.
taken Ia the premises a. the COmmissioasfs sbsl
aa<e pfopsr. Anditis further ordered thai notice
ofthe time place aud psrpOss Of the Comaissioasfs
meeting Aforesaid BE- given 20 all persoas sad COT
porstOas Interested b. causing atissisd eopieso 81
sAii petition and % this order thefeoa 70 -
served upon the respective Clerks OF the toSns oi
>Orssy asd DrecawoOi. AMI also postei W !.
three public places In each % sail towns, sn.i
pa abel three weeks suecsssiseiy Va the ohlot.
DsmSerat, q ussspsper printed 81 fais, In s..d
county OF Oxfjr,i. the hfst Of said psbieafions
All s.eh Of the other notices, 10 D. male, served
sni posted a. least thrty days Dsfore said tine 81
mssilns, 10 the eni that all psrsoss aud eospef.-
IlOns maj then asd there sppe-f ssd sbs. e.sss
II asy lasy have. why the Pssjs 81 % sA'a psu''ess
At,ssis ALBERT :. AUSTIN. Ciefk.
A true Copy OF ali Petition AaI Order o. eoaft
Attest, ALBEgr 5. AUSTIN. cisrt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22

OXFORD, ssi-M q Court OF Probate held al
paris, within AMI Tor the Coaniy oiokford 90
the ~ "a Tuesisy % Jane, Isl.
UASsAII A. HAMMOND. AdminisiratIlx on
the estate % Peleg n. Hammond late OF Part,
In sail COuaty. deceased, having Lresents1
her account Of Administrstlon Of the Estate OF
sait deceased Tor allowance
Orisrei, That the ,aif Asminisuarix give nc.
lee 10 Ill persons Interested By causing eopf ~
this Ofdsr 10 be pablshei three vesks'ueesssiteli
IN the oxford Democrat. nssspapsf printed ~
Probate Court 10 h. n ldsn az Paris. wiibia snd
for ssn Coast. on The third Tuesday ~ jail
oext AZ nins O'Clock In the fDrnCoo, sal shJs
osuss. nsny tkey have, why the same stoali not
GEo. A. wII.sOS, Jucge.
A uas sopy.-stissu II. 4. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22
S.,,s. % s.s..d as.,i-s OF cr.d,sss u
lasstysusy.

Two TIE creditor. Of oti. q. m. cecil Of buck.
II dsid. In the County Of oxford and STATE 81
Maine, IasOlvent DsbtOr-l0u are hereby nOtlnei,
hat " "A the approval % the JsdEe OF the coar'
Of Insolvency boz SAID County Of OxfeFi. The >ee.
ond Nestius Of The Creditors of sail lnsolseat. -
spToieu-i o. be held 81 the Probate Cgau heom
IN Paris, 10 said JOunty OF Otf0rd, on weiaesdaS
the glst DAY Of Jaly, A. u. ls~i. At yo'cloek ~
ne forenoon. ioa will govern yourselves Accord
ingly. -.
slvsa uaaer nav hsnd sne the order 81 coar'
lhls l6fh dav Of Juas, a. u. l--a,
uEgRICK q. DAVIS Register Of the OOdt OF
insolVrury for saii County of Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22

ONyURIt .s-At Couf. ~ ffobsis hsh az
fafis .thl "a flf the COaatf ~ osiori "a
an. thift Tassdag of lace 4 n. -.
On ths Tstti1a u WILLS bkAshklt n
mlulstfainf ~ tfs estate ~ Hains hfsstst, l.H
- I.0vslf, Ia saif tfantT, dscea-ei, pfsIla< 90
irsu.s D. ell and r1nF"T a. able - fltste
s.s esrtain real estate ds-frIt~d in hlt pstiti =
a ds 10 thv PfesAie one, bfifE 81 - fvN
s.tAs 81 al deceased. &c The sytaeai ~ dtpis
anf charffs
al gsf,cn. lntsfsstsd b. causing ~ ab'nac'
n hls pstlfl1a. With this order thtreoas "a
- Eabllshsi three -tsis sscesssNtly 10 ths
Osfofd Dsm0efst printed al fAfis, ihst thsi
nsy altsaf - q Probate Couftto - hsld a. IM'
m All Inuutr. on ths ttiri TuesisI ~ JaJ
nrxf Al o'clOes iu the fofsuoon All shfs ease
II ahy usy have Why the '.ms shoald not y
grsniei. .. ,,,,,.o. -.
Atrxssopy .asissti-lI. e. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22

OxTUgD, .-M q Coun ~ rfopais hfli Al
Paris. ~thin and fnr TIE touniY ~ uhofi' On
ths t6ir,i Iuesiav ~ lace. 4. u. lsss.
Oa The pstItpe 81 tilAHit> 4 NiL~lN 81
Aab ufn. In TIE Osuuty az Arlfotr gfin, WNles
fhst ae1. a. nsgcf 81 ssil autufn, ~ APPOINTED
stmIni,lfsinf 90 The estate ~ Isfln lufnsi
l.ts ID H.thsl ln .sii Counfy II Otioff dfefassf
OHnEuHu. thai The said fstiipuff sife notlcs
10 al pefsans Interested tr causing oopf ~ thl'
order H. b published thf.s wests saccsssifeI IN
The Otlofd Dcmo<fst. printed ~ iafis thsi thfi
msy aTt<af a q rfotats Court % 10 held Al Ans
IN cad Coaniy, on The lhlrd Tuesday ~ JAN
nstt Al 0'sioCk On the iofenoous aht sho- eaess
n .ny thsy have. NY The sane shQali no1 .
ganlsd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22

rI,O the creditors OF Daniel n. Lebross Of Water.
for,i. 10 the Couaty % oxford Ani state Of
Maine, InsOlveat DebtOr. - lou are hsTe0y noli
aed, Thst with The approval OF the Jsise OF IN.
Court u Insolvency fJf SAIL county TIE second
mssting OF the creditors OF "a "a lns0lyest 10 sp
,soiaiesf 20 he held % the Probate Count hoom "a
Paris In said county. 90 "Wednesday, the tist da,
Of July, A. a. is-s. ct nine O'Clock In NE tore
noon. Loo Gill govern yourselves accordingly.
Given uaier my haad aad the order Of Court,
thls iGgn dsy Of ysas, a. n. ls-s.
HERRlck 4. DAVIS. Register Of the Court o.
tssoltsney Tor sald County of Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-22
ALnEgT = Au,TIN. C-sr..

10 ths IIoa1ub's County Commistionffs, ~ sol
fos ne C0uny % ONfnftf
We the uafsfsiEnei. -clsctmen q ne tlsn 81
Rstbufy 10 s.li Csantf, respecushJ fspfe.sai
thst pablo rIuFsnlsurt AL nTfsssiF HliNs
it.t certain sliefstions All 4 .epniiua ,tcss D.
ri. In TIE goants gl.i lcsiias from h0ttafy
foui o. g8abufy Soteh - csnsi. 10 tsid tosn
AID ,ouf rstitlsnsfs b. nhiY fsqsrst feu o. fis-
sahi fuai t~tsssa fah pyinis, snd mske .ucn a
tsfaufn. AL dl.coafiauanrst a. Jour honsfs
tasv desu psagsf psulsuiafir in 80 much 0fsah
foaI a. lies tsisssn ne dselllns house u a a
tense All hat q lsaac Jsans. Asln dnty bosai
slll ever Tfay
Ds'st Al Hsaha'y, MAy 20, 4 n. lssi.
N. b. MCiNNks. ssisctnea
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~ KOnniNs glsBury.
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stale % william X. iapisT lsis ~ fera IN "ii
4 oantv, fsrssssi, haFicg grsssniei ~ sfeluni
- Aimlaisust.0a OF ihv estate oi AL tstea'"i
Iuf au1-anrs
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I'll psf.Jus iatsfs.is I b. esaslax etpF - ihit
order 10 D. publshet thfee Sests ssfefsslfey
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tbsy rsy spfs.f A. . Prossis snast 10 - tslt 81
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SsstH go'sicea II the flfro0on aaf 'ho- ctuss
IN ang lhsy have shF ths sane shaaii not - a.
ossf sEp 4 Wii>ON, iuifs.
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STATE OF MAINE

COUNTY OF OXFORD. .i-BoAri Of Cosaty
Commlssiousrs MAJ Sessioa, 49, hsld o. 81
Iaafumsnt iuas 10. ls-d.
lgoa to foregoing psuiipn. ssiisiaetoft efiisuts
navlng bscn recsiVsd that the pstItonefs sfs -
syDn.ibls ADD that iaqsiry inio me mefis " lhsh
application L. sxgedsat.
II ls ordered That ths ooauiY tommis'lpn'is
mseg ai The house on T. ,. fs'fst . fsfi'' ''4
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o'slocG a. n sut thsnce prrssd o. tifs thf
fouts msuttsasi IN at pstilpas tmmsIistsy
amer shich go hssflnE % NE parties Ani thsf
.itnsssss ~lil D. hsd al sotne coufsaisni
stsalF IN such other msasafss taksn Ia The PREM
49, a. ths eommissi0asrs shall lsdss proper, Aai
"A l. farthsf oriafsd that notie. u The uuis llaes
at fafIsse % the tooarnissionsfs' mseftnk aiVfs
saii. D. sifsa - al psfsoas snf fofpofat'es 10
sfrstsd " caasias aitsssd copies % sad Petlusa
ani % this Ofdsf thssrun a. b. ssftsf uisla w
fe.psctiVe Clffts ~ the tlsns ~ fsfis sd o0i-
stols Anf alsB pBsisd ~ in thfes pablo 49,
10 each 90 I'D tauts, aui Vubhsnsi
thres .ssts sasyrssiVslf Ia ths osiofi
Dsnocfst AnssspaIsr pfinis'i 81 iafisl ~ ne
.ad Cosaty of Osioft ne hfst % ssif gablesiion.
anI earn - m 1insr noticfs ~ D. mtisi ssffsd
ani tsss ~ least thifty daYs bsiofr s.ld tine ~
meeting o. The sni that Ell Isfsoas ani tofpo
fstloas MAJ thsn and there aggsaf aad shsw
saass IA any they have, -hy ths praysf "a said
gstitionsf. .hosid not b. fraatsd.
Attest ALhtHf =, AUSTIN tlefs.
tue soyy % said re,itios and order - sour
Gusu ALBEgr :. AusriN. cst.
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NOTICE.

7 HAVE this day given 10 nv 900. Abraham l.
i Tsintef. his tine % Get sni trade for himself
And pstos 10 hereby siyea that shall claim
nane Of his wage. alter this date. or pay any bills
Of his contrsetinE.
Dir1aid. Juae :, tssl
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