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Daily Republican., 1886-10-05
WILSON'S
UNDERTAKING souks. no. eIf zine sTREEI
xHnPHOHn sIGNAi. las,
oPKM ALL mIGMT.
"a. WILSON,
SpSnsl Yups rAl Direoksy,
ELKTON FAIR.
PROGRAM OF RACES.

Second Day-wednssday. Got. G, 1885.
No. g. Colt Race. Premium S5O-$e5,
SIS, $40.
y. =. Catfrey, Camden, N !. Yorktown Belle
Wilton Greenway, HAVE deGrace 8 Rocket
h.J. Morrison, Ohristiana, Del. -. Ida May
No. 6-3 % Clsss. Premium $l5O-S75,
$50. $25. SIS.
FLOYD Bros N. Y..............chg Stranger
George Senior, ::Ches:er Pa. ..... Brown Joe
James Pagan, Wilmington, Del. b ID Kste
A. >; hensley, West Chester Pa. blk Prince
VIM. NIchoi son. Philadelphia % m Matte
Amos Cowden, williamsport, Pa, brm Lady
Mascot.
No. 7-226 Glass. Premium 800
$500, 800, $50. $40.
John II. Phillips, Phila Pa b Jack Splan
J. q. Matsinger Pnila. Pa. 80. Peach Blow
W. X. Cole. Williamsport, Pa. blk z Dutch.
man.
No 8-Class Running. Premium 81. 80
For oil ayes. One and .a-q uarter
Dash. $i26, Sl5, $40. Winner Of
Glass 4 to carry 5 pounds additional.
John Gordon, West Chester. :. % b Carlyle
q. Garter Hall, Baltimore. 80. b IN Rosette
.. Clemson, Elkton, Md. z Edison
ID. L: Arnold. Carlisle, Pa........ Ben Pryor
y. CSossin, Philadelphia. so. b m Ma gie a
No. 9-Class Running. Premium $3.50.
Half-mile Heats. For all ages. in
8. 1928, S15 $40.
Luray Stable, Baltimore, Md b e Jack Reber
y. A. Mackie, Oecil CO., Md. b g Earnest M
Frank Ozfr. BsltimorS. Nd. b Bothssii
IL. Luzenberg, Philadelphia. 3 4 Pope Leo
Daily Republican., 1886-10-05
Browns N usic cis''

Jobr Rrovuia classee OF ID,
.o ron n9 H M1"MA met as usual J
In Baynard's music PsI.o.1'
nc Te, =, oss snccas,fnl instructcl
city, and his scholars mAA'
yanctnent.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-05

R,oka atationerv and IHDV,
.n nyTn'' '' This. Wedpefd,
ThuIsday evenings y, ros
90. g 14th reg ular clea-'
Marx ct street.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-05
More work for wilm,u.ton

The spreading on bread OF half n ton
New York CREAMERY butter; sold in lots
TO suit all buyers. Fresh lots OF Crane :.
oysters. poultry, eggs and Vegetables
every day. Spicer, Allen & Co., 300
King street
Daily Republican., 1886-10-05
the weather.

Tomorrow promises to be fair and
slightly warmer, Similar conditions
are likely to prevail on Thursday.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-05

~ " " ~ -
Fourth and Market SIS,
We open the season with
the finest stock of DRY
GOODS, CARPETS and
UPHOLSTERY that has
ever been presented to the
people of Wilmington.
Our stock is more care
FULLY selected than ever be-
fore, and buying from first
hands enables us to sell al
the very lowest prices.
We would be pleased to
have you call and examine
our stock when locking
around for your tall wants.
For ST. a yard we show a
splendid Black Silk, 20 in
wide. Ask for this silk when
you come in it's a leader
jof course, and you will be
surprised tosee what a heavy
lustrous silk you can buy fol
Isl. Do you desire, you Car
pay So.
For 81 per yard a hand.
some Black Satin Rhadam
is the best we ever sold a
THAT price.
| For 81 per yard an excel
lent Black Satin Mervilue i.
stylish and good.
| In silk fabrics for dresse:
nothing is more durable anc
effective in black, and the
price makes them very desir.
able.
We show a full line O
Ladies Dress Cloths, in all
the new fall shades, 81 in
wide, 62l cents per yard,anc
silk and wool novelties, il
new shades, both good ane
durable for early fall.
Having arranged with q
large impor; er for the exclu-
sive right to sell his Kid
|Gloves in this market, We
now offer the ladies OF Will
'mington an extra bargain III
!, Kid Gloves. The line i.
complete in the new shades
lthey have five buttons ane
will be 81. Every lady
should make a note Of thes,
gloves - hve-button Kie
Gloves, 81.
A beautiful lamb Skin
glove Of the same cut anc
finish as the Gentlemen, "al
new shades five buttons
$I.35.
These two lines cannot b,
surpassed, and we would b,
pleased to have you critical,
examine them.
three things' rom GU
Notion Department yol
should see early.
j Initial Handkerchiefs, al
pure linen, hand embroider
ed, 81 per dozen, worth S:
} or II cents each.
j A splendid Black Passa.
mentrie, Is, 81, so; you ar
likely to pay one.quarte,
more elsewhere.
Children's Umbrellas a
Bingham, 20 inches, As cents
" "a l." 60 4"
Alpaca % I" Is /"
"a " 81.
j Look into our Upholster,
'lDepartment and buy you
j Curtain Poles, all kinds Q
wood; either wood or bras
trimmed F.; 81 cents each.
| Go into our Carpet De
IDartmenf and hI1v a Taneet,,
Daily Republican., 1886-10-05
State Of the Thermometer

ct the RHfUBLIoAN oftioe In tins shAds
o'clock 10 o'olook II o'c,ooS
b4o $50 TO
Daily Republican., 1886-10-05
Amicabiy Arr anged,

Edward P. and Keudle al
Sussex County, who car ne to 1
yesterday 70 look after TIE 4
their sister, the late NJ r.. Ksl
we're induced on the rs. uraIce
Fraim, Esq, that ever y dollal
be faithfully accounted for and
applied, TO permit j. n. Kiln
has taken out letters Of admin
TO settle up the estate, aud ve
to-day satisfied that would b
course than to have q con test
matter. The estate ID a I'd
amounting only TO q few hund
lars, and hence the course
will doubtless prove the best
the pockets of all wh o are II
In II.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-05

Our fourteenth regular clearance sale
OF books. &c., 1t 421 Market street,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
evenings.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-05

OF g. Il. Thomas & Co. 8 clearance eaIe
OF books, &c, ct their store. AL Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-05
The Improved
CALCIUM LAMP BURNER

Opening of its second sea-
son. The best quality OF
light. Absolute safety and
surprising brilliancy make
its popularity grow rapidly.
1t gives a light equal to
three 6.foot gas burners, and
lis the best and cheapest
light to be had. 1t can be
put on any lamp, either Ex-
tension, Stand or Bracket,
aid is expressly desirable for
stores and offices. Every
Burner is warranted. For
sale only by
Daily Republican., 1886-10-05

"ANTED-AC UOK, ONE THAT CAN
wv wash and iron for four Of q family.
Apply at 1908 VanBuren street. Of as
Daily Republican., 1886-10-05
Oupping ard Le' 10
Nv and Mra. pArb6r, wv

Ff csrpets-orap or q '"
Daily Republican., 1886-10-05

vHANTED-TWOE XPERIENC ED
w canvassers TO work on commission or
salary, or both. NO samples. Address En-
terprlse this of1ce. ob-2tt
Daily Republican., 1886-10-05

Look into our Upholstery
Department and buy your
Curtain Poles, all kinds Of
wood; either wood or brass
trimmed /; 81 cents each.
Go into our Carpet De.
partment and buy a Tapestry
Brussels Carpet for 62l
cents per yard, or see oul
new designs in heavy In.
grains, SO cents. You'll hard.
~ buy them much longer al
these prices.
Ladies' and Children's
Goats and Wraps are COM
ing in daily In fine assert,
VIM. B. SHAEP,
FourthIand Market streets.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

TuAr strong Democratic organ, the
Boston, GLOBE, has evidently become weary
~ waiting for some action by the STATE
Department on The fisheries question. II
says We regret 10 say that Secretary
Bayard's slowness In dealing with the
question OF the fisheries gives q plausible
excuse 20 Congressman Dlngey for max.
Ing the charge that the course OF the Adj
ministrAtlou has encouraged the Cans
CiiAns % persevere In their unfair treat
ment OF the Americans. Mr.. Bsyard, II
be ala bot know 10. Is doing more 10 drive
away the fishermen from the Democratic
s.ABdard In the Second aud Fourth Con-
gresslonl Districts In Maine and the
First and Seventh Districts Ia Massachu'
seits then All the Republican mansgers
put together.
IfMr. Bsyard cannot elevate himself
above the disappointment consequent up
on his failure % secure the appointment
OF commission 10 l. time that he should
give way 20 some one who can. Demo-
cratic chances In Maine and Massaehu'
sets are not any too blooming a. best,
and the leaders have quite sufficient OPP
position 20 contend with without being
forced 20 Offset the work offs Democratic
Secretary. Its no, pleasant 10 o. obliged
20 say these things In the face OF the enc
my, bat IL Is necessary for the Secretary
20 know them II he has any regard for the
Democracy OF New England.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

UNprR = new postal regulation. liq-
uid.. properly packed. may be admitted
10 The mails. Promptly after the order
va. issued. Congressman Dinsley called
the attention Of Postmaster Villas 70 the
fact that a. mail matter Vas protected
from Interference under State laws. Il
would Be possible. under this regulation.
10 cary on the traffic in intoxicating
liquors BY mall. in prOhibiiOry States.
Pos,maier- General Villas accordingly
amended the order 30 - TO exclude "hq.
uors ardent. vinOus, sPifiiuous or malt. "
II this exclusion can be enforced, i viii
prsvent an immense liquor trade which
nigh, have been carried on under the
original order. and Mr.. Dinsley deserves
much credit for his prompt action in the
matter. The following comment on the
matter BY the Boston Journal gives our
third party frierds pointer:
Representative Dingley has done more
20 secure the enforcement Of the prohibit
tory law In Maine BY inducing The Post
master General 90 prohibit the carrying
OF intoxicating liquors In the mails than
AL the thlrd parties In the country. And
vet an alleged Prohibition Convention has
Dot candidate In the Geld against Cover
nor Dlngley.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

Eibridge &. BROOKS. Of the editorial stan
OF the 81. Nicholas. and one OF The rising
young literary men OF New York. IL the
author OF avery notable Wonder BOOK pub.
iished by ID. Lothrop a Co., entitled "In
No-Man's Land first edition OF which
Was very rapidly exhausted. An almost
equally popular wonder book published by
the same firm. "The Bubbling Teapot" IL
by Mrs. ChAmpney. the wife OF the artist
OF that name. which IL brimful Of msrvels
and transformation scenes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

w az inclined TO think that the
Belf.s' Jasaal man wss not on the up
TT deck % the SsbenoA on her isoen,
uip Around Grea, Head With the editor.
ial party. lie must have sOugh, ",he
tsclusion which cabin grants" for II
he bad been on the upper deck all the
time. he eould not oonscieniiossly have
written. "zot more than ten or twelve
were seAsiek."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

A cory Of the Grand Trunk ,ime.,A.
be which vea, into sfec, July Sih. is
received too late for che necessary changes
70 be made in our I'D" this week. The
early morning train leaves Oxford County
stations ff,een minute. earlier than the
scheduled time. and Oxford County pass
eugers, by changing Al lewiston juno
iion. aiive in Portland Al $50. The
afternoon mixed train arrives in po',lani
A. $50 instead Of 200.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

TIE icru MANE.-The 10th Maine Reg
mental Association will hold is reunion
At Skowhegsn on wednesday, August III,
THE second Wednesday In August. 1851
a0f August 18th, A. erroneooslJ stated In
recent circular.
Arrangements have been made with az
Maine Railroads FOR one fare for the round
trip.
The history will be printed and ready
for delivery ~ the reunion.
E.F. DAVIES, CAstine, President.
L. BRADFOKD, woodford's, Sec.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

SrcErrAEl BAYAEn acted With com.
merdAbls promPii,uds and snsfgy in The
case q editor Cui,isg. Cutting. Who
wAs an American c.iifen. bad been i'm
prsoned BY The MexicAa authorities io'
publishing an article rejecting on Mex
ie.n ei,ifen in the n Psso Tex pspsrs.
Secretary BAyArd a. oace seat a dispatch
TO the eonsul a. Paso Del Nofis 70 demand
his immediate and unconditional surfen-
Der. Those who have watched The Sec
reisry'. do-no,hing oourse IN relation 70
The fisheries troubles vii De relieved 60
leara ,hA, be j. capable q displaying
some energy. after al. Il aPiiy be
could no, summon little q that energy
70 his AID IN protecting that large. bard
working ard msri,orious body q our iel'
low citizens" the fishermen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

Tn fun text % The new exirAdiiion
treaty with EnslAnd. which has bss5 sub
mi,,sd 70 the senate. has been secured
and made public by some snisrPri'ins
paper. There i great rejoicing because
The treaty provides FOR the exirstiiion Of
embezzlers whose def.lcAiion amounts 20
more than $50. In connection With
this matter. such items as the following
are Of especial interest
Ogliby. the bank cAshler who stole So
o.. wAs sentenced BY = New Brunswick,
y. ] Judge The other day % four years
Imprisonment AZ about the sane time
the same latge sent boy who bad stolen
- 20 prison Cor two years.
Isn't there about as much satisfaction
in knowing that rogue has led beyond
the reach Of justice. aud that his shadow
will never again dArken the soil Of this
blessed land. As in having him brought
back among US. 10 have such uAvesiy
Of justice enacted. As ,ha, quoted above
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

THE gun which VAS no, supposed to
be loaded has been putting In some Of lis
usual work lately. People do no, seem
D, learn than a gun ia mas, dAngercu,
shen il /. not known . Be loadsd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
STATE 90 MAINE.

OXFORD, ss,-ccsr % Insolvency. ~ We'd
bs.day % JAY. 4 u isss.
In me matter Of JONES J. NcALiisrER. Ia
solvent Debtor.
its hsreby 90 dsisd. that notice b. given 70 oil
psf,ous inleres tel In The settlement II the &C
count of james l.. Psftef Assisnec 81 NE sbofe
named Ins0ltent DsbiOf, BY causinss copy OF
thls order 20 D. publishef two weets. seccesstte
~ In the OxfOrd Democrat, nesspspef prinhd
In Paris, In ssii County. that they m.y appear 81
Court of iasolsescy 20 y held 81 ne Ifoohs
nsxt Of nlne O'CLOCK 10 the fufvnooi, ani De
heard thefeou. ani object n thsy see case.
sIO. A. Wlll~Os, Jadse
q InsolyeEcy Coaft, Osfgri tSuntF.
.rus eopy-Atissti N. 4. DAVIS, REGISTER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
cLEvELAsD's PENSION SLATE.

0AsIsN EA4ftsEb y he''sV@' o1&s
Pennlless slave mother. whose three
sons fell for the Union. 600 o.
Sporting Colonel Dick winiersmiih,
Washington man about town.
friendly a. the oar and helr-at.law
20 his Bourbon son, who "tended
door" In the House OF Represents.
tlyes and had served In the Confsd-
crate Army. Distressing case, $500
Fitx John Porter, dlso0edient officer
ana arrogsn, subordlnstei New
York Police Commissioner Al 5000
and Is granted cumulative pension
that starts with 800
Mrs. Gen. Hunter, widow OF General
David Hunter. Husband gallant
soldier In three wars, serving bis
country niy years. 0oeyed orders
I'll his heart stopped. Most dis
tinguished quasi military service,
President OF Porter eourt-msrtisl.
Aged widow needs help. Gets it
In horn, OOVO
Grand total. IS footed up BY entire
public school
Dlsunlon and lnsubordlnatlon. s6sI5
Patriotism and the Union, O00o
Chicago later Ocean.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

SOM valuable lists q The Grad Army
s1cursicnis,s % san Francisco weie pub
lished lAsi week. Tie number given
varied from 100 10 100. the actual num-
Der leaving Portland beins about l6O.
Some Of The lists we're fsr from complete.
While Others were 80 much more than
complete that they contained the nance
u some who have never had any fixed
intention o. gong An siiemp, 20 as
certain The representation q Oxford
County bad 10 Be given Up. IL seems.
however. that only two from Oxford
Couniy-Gen. George l.. Bsal q Nor
way. and Col. C. ;. Edwards Of Bethel
-hld engaged tsrihs in advance. 20 l.
i probable that there were no more from
this county.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

Mr. VI L Kns.il. bead walter Al the
belmont. ia Bowdoln senior. Mr. KIM
ball nuisrstsuis the diniug room, and l.
pnpUlAr wlih TIE guests. O'd OrcAani Sea
Nell
W.. Kimball !, Norway boy, son Of
\. : kimbAll. ESQ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

THE sabscrib<r hereby gives pablo notics that
abe has bssn daiy sgpoisfci bT fhe Hon. Jsd.s
Of Probate Coz ths Cossty OF Osi0ri and assuBcd
the trust Of AiministfAtfik 81 The kstAte %
GEORGE J. fARNuM. late % kumf0ri
In sah County. dsc>s.ef. ~ sifins bonf a. the
lac directs she therefore requests al p~rsOus IN
dstt,d 10 me estate 81 sait deee.sei o. make In
mediate paymsnt. and those who have any g..
msnds therroa. ~ cnhitit the same -
Jsly -, issi. HANNAH n. fARNUM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

THK Hocss has voted TO adjourn on
the IS h. bet that docs no, mean that
(ongvss gill stjiurn then. bu, simply
,ha, The members are getting ready to
talk about II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

Tn Foss CAsE.-The Law Court on
"Wednesday disposed q the case Of State
V. wendAll : Foss The exceptions
were oysuulsd. AID judgment rsntersd
flf he STATE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
The Oxford Democrat
FOR THC CAMPAIGN

We viii send the OxToED DNocE,r
% any address. postage paid. irom
now until september 2lst. lSS'i. FOR
20 cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

He was q carpenter. lie had lifted his
hammer 70 strike nail. Did be strikei
Not much, lie paused, then returned The
hammer 10 his box. The ~ o'clock
whistle had blown. lie was working by
The day. -TIi-Bits.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
Matte. Of seems nsstiss ef Creditors In
lasolvsUsY.

Two the creditors OF Isaac iononi oi
Hiram In the Couaiy OF Oxford, and state OF
Name Insolvent Debtors-iou are hereby nou
ost. Thai with The approval Of the Jafse Of IN.
Court Of Insolvency for ssli county. TIE stcood
noIn,ei 40 be held a. The PROBATE Court room IN
Paris IN said County on wsdnesdag The lslh dAJ
Of August A. n. ls-i. sl nlns o'clock IN The Tore
nOOn. leu viii govern yourselves rcOfainsl'
Given under nv hand abd the oricf OF eoarti
this gist day OF yult., A. u. 40.
urRRICK C. DAVIS, Register Of the Court Of
ipsolvency for said County OF Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
DIED.

N North wcclstosk. Juiy ~, Naihanalsi Jaskson
Taruum, arsd a. year., N ul,uths and - DAYS.
In nethsl July - iignlsmln lsfcs, artd ~ Ytars.
IN -. IIaffisan. July Il. lsonAri &. Iabby. sgd
q ytsr.
NJ. J. N. Plks. areI years snl n uonths.
IN Rumiori Csnirs. July ., iie,sy. dasgtisr II W.
n. JAfkson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
STATE or MAINE.

uxyoHp. s,-Coun of Insolvency. 81 Wed
nesisy OF July, A. -. leo
vent Dsbtor 49,, -
HIs hereby ordered, That notice b. siyen 70
All persons Interested In the settlement OF the
aooount OF james l.. Parker, A.ignee oi the
.nove- name.i Insolyent Debtor. BY causing
copy OF this order 10 be Published two wctks
saccsssiyely. IN the oxford pemocfAi, nss.
pspsf printed In Paris In ssh County, that the
nav appear AZ Court OF lasOlfeney ~ De hee'
=, he probale gOart Ron on the 8d Nesinss
day a Aus. neat. Al nine o'clock IN Tie fOrnooni
AMI be heard thereon AMI object n they see cause.
sEO. A. WILSON, Jadge
of Insoiysncy Coart, Okfori County.
true cOpy-Attests a. 4 DAVIS. I.esister.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
ATWOOD & FORBES,
Editors and Proprie,ors.
GEsR GE u ATWOOD A n fohhEs

rHHNs .-Ysarly sub-criltions, tils, n pail
strictly In s.ivsnce cthsr~i-s. tiQo pc Near.
single copies. fuur ccnta
ADNEsusENENTs-Au 4 ~ advertisements
arr given thfee consecutive Insertions Ne ~
DIT Inch IN lUnEth 81 column. froiate noitces
ln-srtssi a. above Or 80 each. except those
WAITING "a HrAl Estate. ~hirh sre flel each.
~peciai contracts ulallr 9Th itcal. transirut -
yssriY siNertissr-
Joe FEixftNs.-Thc Oxfrr,i tlgmcCrai One
A. eel siockeJ win n6u materials Or doinF
~ kiuds ~ plain a. fAnCy Job printing An
snp~riencesi lob ~ inter l. always IN IN one.
anil a. cur rfes-fs arr fun ~ steam. ~" can
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27
sTGTn OT MAINE.

oXFogp - .-Court % in.olsencT. fhhi We'd
ue.isy II July A. q. is.a
Neat DehioF. a,
al. hsr,bT orssrsd. thsi nssios he slysn y .ll
H. tsous interested In the ssuismsnt ~ ne
fa.i Account Of AlvAn a. 00isin, AssiEnes OF the
.i.o,e named in.oiteat debtor. by ca1sins eopy
OF This order y - Tahllshed too uetfs saeeess.
iVely, IN the O1iofi Democfat, a Newspaper
prints,i IN Paris "a sAh CountT, thai ihsJ my
svpen Al Count % insolysncI 20 - hsi Az w.
Aus nett 81 nine O'Clock 10 The forenoon, ADJ
b. hs.rd thereon. and object Y they zee ..n'e'
sEO. WILSON. judge
Of Insoltency Court. Otfoul Coant.
Atrus eopy .-AttsstsII. 4. DAVIS, Req isief.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

oxyoIlp. s.-Ai Probate Court hoidsn At
P.ris' Thin and Zoe sah County, on the third
tuesday Of Jaly, A. u. l,-c,
ions :. HARLOW, Admr, Of the estate q
EIbridxe q. Harlow. late Of Dithtli, IN sali
County, deceased, having nlsd his resignation o.
orissei. that notice thereof he given 10 all
usf.ns lntsrestI thsreln, BY pubh.hinx
= e1py Of This order IN zee seeks sucosssNsy "
the OnlOfd Democrat. newspspsr tuDnshea o,
paris IA said Ca Dts, prior 20 the thud Iuttdsy
Of Assus'. A. %. lad that thty mss appear Al
Probate Court then " Be holden ~ f.fts, Nilhla
and for sait Coanty, ~ ten O'Clock In The fofe.
noon and chow cause, " any ihsy have. sEsinst
tue sane. - ,,,,sox 49,,
A true copy, affect Ill. 4. DAVIS. kssisssr'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-07-27

TIIE subscriber hereby gives public potiss that
~ has tsea daily apps niei b. The honorable
Judge OF Probate for tue CouutY OF Osloff, ani
a.sumsd The tfssi 81 Admips'rsiof 81 'he -
tate Of
Nm ~. HENMIsGwAI. late 81 Mliios ri..
In saA COsniY. decsasei ~ siflnE boni /. The
lac dlfeets be therefore rvgassts All VERSIONS in
a.bte-f 10 the sstals of s.i deceased o. mAks an.
mediate payment, and thOse Who have any ds
mani. thefs0a o. snhibt the ssr,e 10
Jsue IS. lsf. htNhl DAVIS.
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BOIsN.

In canioa. JAY Il. to the Wis ofG,o. W. Hove. a
In Hiram. JAY II. ~ he viz Of Marshall spring.
Ia li,os. JAY Il. to he vii. q Elmer Sessions.
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OXFORD. us-At . Court Of Prctat. bel Of
Paris, within and for The Coanty OF oxiofd on
me third TUESDAY OF July, A. ID ls-d.
MELVILLE A. flyoYkD. Adnilnisirstof 90 the
sstsfe o. Martha 4. Me,s0ssn late OF tumner. In
said Couuty, dscessed, hayirg prtsentsi hls e'
esssea fof allowances
Orssrei. thai the ssli Aimia'f give uotlce 70
Ali p<rsons lntsfestsi by easing . e,pf OF this
order 10 be publlshei three wesss sseeessissy
IN the Orfofd Dsmoerst printed ~ Pare thsI
thsy nav sppsu AZ q Proosts Court 10 b. held 81
psIis in ssii Cousty on the third Taesdsy OF AUG
rext a. so'sloes IN the fofencon and sbcv cause
IL any they have vhy the same shcsld ny - a.
lowed. oho. A. wnsos, suass'
rue oopy-Attest n. q. DAVIS. Register.
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.EOgGF A. WILSON. JuiEs.
A nue eopI Ane.ii n. y. DIVE. ksElslsf.

THE subssribsr bsfsbT s,s. psble nosiss ma
ts has tssn Gals appolats.i By IN lion. Jsise
% Probate Cor the County 81 OAfofi, sni a.
snmed the trust % Exsc,inr - The estate oi
pANiELG 1tHNfR. late "a fsfu,
In ssi CountN, fccassd. ~ swing bod 90 ne
lac dhsets he therefore sqaests al Tsfsons IN.
d.btsd 20 the sstAis ~ sai deceased ~ maze im.
msdiais psymerf, ahi those rh0 have sny ie.
mants thsfson a. skhitli ne sane %
Jaly ", i~d WILLIAM wOODsuM.
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TnE sab.sribsr hereby gives Fable noiles
thai 10 he tea daily tyIoisnd ~ The iion
Jufse % Probate Or ihs C0uttT - Otfofd AL
has sssumsd the upa - Admihi'raiof oi me
Istats 81
CALytN TURNER, iA's q Bethsl,
10 saii Cgunty, dsCssssd hr sfifE boni 81 ne
Ia. dp~~ts 10 thsfgfore requests al Isfsons IN
dettsd 90 ne estate % saI dsesassi 10 msls I'm
msdisls pa tnsnf. al Ih0ss who have sSy GO
msufs tbereon % snhith The sans N
Juiy ~ is.a GEOgsE a. uEAHCE.
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MARRIED.

In soah wo,l,is,k. Jaly 8. ~ Rev. zihA An.
dr,-s. 81 N. iisusoa u Woodstock md LmmA A.
iIsrsiion.