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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-16
A Livingston Tragedy

From MIR. Jos. Cooper we re-
ceive the details of a very terrible
tragedy that took place in the
parish of Livingston Wednesday
of last week, but we append the
following communication from a
citizen of Port Vincent to the
Times Democrat as giving a latter
and more detailed account of the
occurrence. 1t says:
In the French settlement of
Livingston parish La, on Wednes-
day night last j. A. Trynahman
was killed by his wife. 1t had
been known for several weeks that
Mrs. Trynahan was at times de-
mented and ut times violent lnher
disposition. Indeed for atime her
infant chlld had been kept from
her to pryent her killing 1t. She
had improved somewhat, and was
not thought at the time of the
tragedy to be dangerous.
Mr.. Henry Brlgnac, n merchant
of the French settlement, had
that evening called to see Mr..
Trynahan at his residence, and
left at about 4 o. clock leaving no
one there but Mr.. Trynahan and
his wife All seemed quiet, but
Mr.. Brlgnac thought he noticed
wild appearance in Mrs. Trynah-
ans eyes. About 10 O'Clock Mrs.
Trynahan made her appearance al
the house of her sister, Mrs. Bow
| man, IN raving condition, stating
| that she had killed Trynahan
because he had threatened to GO
away and leave her. In going
through Mrs. Bowman's room she
| found a vial of laudanum, the
| contents of which she immediatel,
swallowed, and getting a common
table knife, made a vigorous effort
to cut Ter own throat. The knit,
was dull, and she failed. Mrs
Bowman Immediately with assis
| ance administered two and a hal
ounces of castcrssl. 1t was per
feet success, for It, made her 81
beautifully sick that ! be at one
emptied her stomach q OIL ant
laudanum. She IS now canpara
lively safe and in the hands IT ne
raIatlves and friends. apparent,
of sane mind.
The quiet little village was a
once alarmed and aroused, All
proceeded to the scene OF To
tragedy. Arriving there, the,
found Mr.. Trynahan still hving
but scnscless lying IN the hall wit
his head terribly mutilated. LII
floor was covered with blood. .
the head of Trynhan were ten cut
from the hatchct, five of whic
! had penetrated the skull. Sewers
. small pieces of bones were foun
-
lying on the floor, with the appear
. ance of having been Clipped OF
The surroundings indicated thu
. the tragedy took place while MI
, Trynahan was.pulting on his sock
He had on his night clothes onl'
! The blows were apparently struc
/ from behind. His hat was lyIr
: by his side, split on top.
|, The suppositlon is that he hs
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-16
[rs. Matte A. Hudheth an aged

Mrs. Matte A. Hudheth an aged
lady who lived in Jackson parish
committed suicide one day last
week by takelng strychmne. She
made every arrangement for the
final disposition of her remains.
Financial troubles is assigned as
the cause of the rash act.-Caldwett
WaschmGn.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-16

gone to bed and had gotten up,
went into the hall and was dress
ing himself with view of going
out. This circumstance lends force
to Mrs. Trynahans statement,
that che was going away to leave
her. T,.dth.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-04-16
North and Souh Road.

ED. NEW ERA:-Please allow
me space in your valuable paper,
to say word IN regard to the
North and South railroad, as a
matter that IS just now attracting
general attention, both at home
and abroad, and one that Is of vital
importance to the proper dcvel-
opment Of this scctionof this coun-
try.
Lit seems now to be a certainty
that Qr,;prescnting Penn
sylvan, l9l build line
oft y early day, to con
Eert -ilcSandria with Fort Scott,
ks;;Sas. The President and others
U hitting this company, held
meeting in Monroe few days ago
and agrccd'to build by way of Bas-
trop and Monroe, provided the
parishes Of Morcho,sc and Ouach-
lta will vote the tax allowed by
the constitution, IN and of such
enterprises. viz; a tax of five mills
running ten years, Us a donation
in aid of their enterprise. No
part of this tax to he levied or
paid until the road Is completed.
Tie people along that line there
fore, have only to take favorable
action upon this proposition, to
make sure of a much needed road
through their territory.
But whether they do this or not.
Il North and Sonth road is sure to
be built. The men vino have the
project in hand, have shown that
they are in earnest. They have
money that they can find no paying
| investment for IN the East, and
they have determined to build a
| road from the extreme north west
to the gulf. As soon as they can
determine their route, surveying
parties will be put in the field and
| work will be commenced at Alex
andria, building northward. This
much can he set down as a plain
business fact.
Now while IT may be a matter.
Of regret to our people. that we
who occupy the air Inc have not
secured the location Of this first
line, it is not matter to cause de-
Spondcncy.
The building Of the proposed
line by this Pennsylvania company,
directly antagonizes the interests
| of all the roads leading from Kan
sas to Texas, and from Texas to
New Orleans, and forces them to
build competing line IN self de-
Tense. With these facts therefore
looking US in the taee, it behooves
us to do all in our power toinduce
the adoption of our line by one or
the other of these opposing inter-
ests.
We should lose no time IN lha-
king an offer OF this bonus to an,
company that will build such a
road.
As to the question of the advlsa-
biiity of voting such a tax as q
bonus to a rail road company, il
hardly seems worth while to make
any argument; but as there arc
many good men who are opposed
ION principle, to any increase OF
taxation, who have possibly never
given this matter serious though
it may be well to state one or twt
of the many reasons why IL VII
pay to vote 1t.
Tie first reason is, that If VI
will agree to the tax VIC Will ge
the road, and if we do not agre'
to the tar we viii not get the road
i A second reason is, that the re
.
duction os freights alone will pa.
the tax and leave q handsome sur
plus to our credit. Take our cot
ton crop; we now pay 1910 pc
bale freight; with q competing
!, line VIC will ship at $3.50. On
crop Of II, 900 bales, the parish 9
BienyIlle will save on cotton alon
$l8, $50 per annum.
a FIVE mill tax on two million
l ~A~A - III
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
SOUTH PARIS.

We must not fan 20 note The Zoe open
air concerts Shirh the people have been
treated o. by thc South rsri. Band daring
the pat w,,k. That thsy we're greatly
srIlyed wss tsst.iri % ~ The fact that 80
many eathcrci sfOurd 90 hear ihem. W.
a. feel not little proud ~ cur band. ani
W ttluk not without lIsi reason. Their
motto seems 90 be- excelsior. fur They ses m
q attain higher degree % excellence
cott uualiy.
Toe death ~ oi VI. ChspmAn occurred
Friday Afternoon. alter = long sui painfal
Illness ~ two YEAR,. llis disease was
rhlumatic disorder. and hi. lAsi hour
WI, pls.ei in great agouy.
WaIlr Stfickari, lai ~ "a. has
csughi The Champion p'cksfsl 90 these
pafis ~ ihltk II measured - Inches 10
iergih stt w. ighrd - Jos. and wss ~
hsrfsomr fsh a. oue uCsd "a sc. Wall
DE- caught 10 iu The river bach OF The Gem
terry llr vent cot Ia = boat anf BE- saii
when b. hsi him booked D. towel HIN
ashor, nr he fliut kuoF hui whN De-
hsi A"Nhslr.
Slmmsf seen, . d. taking her depart.
asc With Feug,Aac- rac pat three
days having bccu The mosi uncomf,fiahy
bot f1r ihc entire season
Work commences A. The corn factory
next weiuesiay. Al average crop IL g.
pofioi, owlng - iac iAieuess of s1mr
pieces 10 vii not be- - good a. u ether
sise would have hsen.
Professor Bafil.ii departed Friday for
hi. home To- the West
ALE Siuftsvan; isr on Friday ior his
ueW situation in Rockland. Mas. ALE l.
ag,1i 10y sui ~ Wish bin much success
Mr. SiurteVsnt mnves % Rpcklani A.
sDou 49, her sou IL settled aud fuds sult.
ale tenement
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
Notice. OF Foreclosure

w HFREAs Jane Msyconnsli late Of Bethsl.
w In the COsniy Of Oxford and state 81 Maine.
b. her mortgage deed, dated the third day Of
April. A. ID. ls-J. and recorded In The OHford
ksgtstry % Deeds, book if2. page "a. conveyed 70
ne. the uniersiSaes. es-,ain parcels OF real
estate, situaisi IN sad Bethel. and bounded and
described ~ follows, W.; beginning ~ stone
poet on the westerly eide of road lead NJ past
the Nathan Hall fsrsa so-csiief, on klmeul iiii
thence nOrthvsrt % line Of land formerly Of
MOsss W BDaAt 70 lard formerly ossed by
Jacob KImball, hence eastward on ssid kim.
ball land 30 said road theoes soeihsafd on ssif
road 90 fret bound. Also another parc,i; De
Ginning 40 ssif post. thesee northssrd on the
ssid Bryant land 10 birch tree thence southeriv
q right ansles With last line about twelve rods
70 lad boaated By kiUsh Deg 70 ssd Jane
MAyeOnpsil thence sssisfiy on the lice OF lAsf
msnuonet land 10 ssd road lheres norhusrdy
10 fret bound. Ana siso another parcel be
Flbnlrs at the stone poet themes westward b.
line OF land Get OF on an execution ~ nvof OF
Hmm Dsv sbost nty rode 90 . birch tree
thsros rorthward at rifht angle VIII last Hoe
20 line Of Land formerly Of Mose- klmbsii thence
eastward On line of hst named land 70 c,r.
asr OF land formerly owned By jacob Kim
ball, thspes southeriy On Last named land 70 hfst
mentioned oo1nd. And where's The coefitioa OF
ssid mortgsgs has tssn brokcs. BosCthsrefors,
By reason OF the breach Of TIE eondn IN thereoL
claim foreclosure Of ssI1 mortgage.
hosks ". BRYANT.
Dated Angus lin, A. u. isss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

10 speaking ~ the Rspaliciu csnilist
Tor governor Ne. blaine said For gov
error of Mdne you do not have q p0llti-
elan, you 40 not have 81 orator. you DO not
have LAWYER. sni you DO not have ban
ksr. - I think my friends OF labor or
ganir 1,iOus will nni that he responds To
al their rtqilremsats lo1 have q man
that has worked his way up from the time
TIA. be went ont a. ga sppsutlcs ~ eight
years ~ age. nan that has tasted power.
~ To about ~ .tronga form a. anybody
In New Englani ever does, and man
Who and the blessed freedom Of NV
Eagiand skics. AMI privileges 81 Nes Eog-
Land enterprise. has fought his way up -
Independence aai q wealth aud m dong
that be has done much - devclOpe the
material Interests " Maine. 1t me be
mnisst do not want ~ say too mach.
bu; A. much think A. any man on it,
.Oll to-day. Applause ihiak Nc.
B1dwsn has brought within this Stat.
And pail out he gae ,tcr para " 10 - l'bof-
" men within The past Is years msny han.
drrd thousand dollars pr snnum. and In
IN aggregate many millions. and be- has
introduced into the markets % The Ualtsd
state, aud established IL. value a. q bald.
-
given 10 currency In bulidlng circles
which u never hsi before loa ~ AL
through ihe wet twenty-five or thirty
years ago Ani you happsn q see granite
hullilug u was Away. Qllncy granite.
They d!d not know any other kiud Now
20 and sc some ~ The great billings In
Chlcsgo, Tn -. Psul and CincluuAii. and
yol will ~ It'd that ~ l. MIne granlte.
aui ia, II wts brough there by mao
named Doiwcl want ~ say when go
wssi next. that Maine understands that
fact ~ thy ~ And that In September Ne
are going ~ make governor MAJ namri
Bsdwen. (ipplaa.e
90 Congressman Dinghy, he sAid You
have the pleasant iuiy of returning thor
ough proiectlonlst | DO not know
whether be l. a Temperance man or not
lLnghicrl I sce they are nominating a
Prohibition mAn against him. hal In my
icuirancs supposed that Nslsoa Dlngley
had done about - mach FOR TIE cAase 81
Temperance AMI prohibition q. any man Ia
the State. hut he doe. not, pcrhap-, CON ,
% q the mark of the high calling set for
ne OH Thlri Party Prohibition candidate.
I an lookiug AZ him Ia his ra'lo1al charsc.
Ter. aud know The WORK be has done has
hssn such In I'll - details a, - commend
hlm Ia The Highest degree - the conh'
dence AMI support % al hls constituents.
H. has done his district. his State, his
party ani him.clf great honof hy hls ser
vice 10 C1agrc-s Applause
A, the close o. Mr. BlAine's remarks
Gen. Vim. n Gibson. o. Ohio, enter.
iainsd the audience Coz lons time With
BIZ. Characteristic humor and sloquenee,
araignins the Democratic party Coz q.
opposition 20 edaeAiion and the material
progress % The ooaniry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
WILLIAM {. SARGENT, A. NJ,
rGiN rirAt.
MISS NELLIE [. WHITMAN,
rRTCEITRK~-.
GEORGE P. PHsNlx, A. B.,
ASSISTANT
MISS MARY {. JORDAN,

Teachers in Pcnmanship,
Elocution, Painting and Music,
are furnished during the year.
No labor is spared to make
Hebron Academy one of our
best schools. There are three
courses o, study:
ENGLISH. CLASSICAL AND COLLEGE.
Special attention is given to
Mathematics and Book-kccp-
ing, and such strides ~ teach
crs may desire to pdrsuc.
Catalogues and information
gladly given to any one writ
Ing the Principal, or Il. l..
Packard, Sec, Hebron, Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
ne.scngcr.s Notice.
OFFICE OF Imr sHEKITF 90 OuOED
STATE Of MAINE.

OFFIcE OE IIfE sHERiTF 90 OXFORD COUNTY,
sTATEOf MAINE.
ONfOnD, ssl-AuEus -. 4. ID. ls~L
rI'liis Il 10 give D0tioe. that on The 18th day OF
Aug.. A. 10. i.d, Wsrrant IN Insolvency Ma
isssed Oat of the C0au Of Insolvency f0r sAid
County a oxford, against the estate Of Nathaniel
Ira.l, ca Nexry. In SAD COssty. aijadsei ~ bs
an IA solvenf Debtor. on petitiun % sail debtor,
~hich pstltiOa wAs hlci on the 1)th dsy OF Aus
A. u. i.,d, % which last nAmci date tntetest 90
ciaitns IL % b. computei That the paymsut Of any
deots ant the delivery and transfer OF any prop.
sfty bslongiag % aid debtor. o. him 90 Tor be
ase. and the delivery and transfer 81 any PFopef'
~ b. him are iorbldttn ~ Law. That q meeting
% Ne Creditors % sAh Debtor, u prove their
debts an1 choose cue o. more Assiguees OF DIS
estate. Will D. hsld ats Coar oflnsolssncy, 70 be
holden ~ Paris. IN sad County. On Tie 2. day
81 sept.. A. u. is>l, ~ nine O'Clock In the fore
noon.
tlven under ny had the date hrst above writ
ten. ALNAN II. GOODWIN, Deputy sherif.
~ Messenger % The Court % ias0iveacT. fOf
said CoantE % oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

GEovr MrETfSo. A uni,ersali',
grove meeting will BE- held a, ByAn;s
Poni. Friday. Sept. 5. The following
speaker. will BE- presen, and address the
meeting Hon. Sidney Pefham. q Pans /;
Rev. I. Mad. o. Augusta Rev. T..
VI. Hougtion. Of Desiins Rev. q IL
Shinn. Of Deeiing; Rev. Miss G. T.
Angsll. NorwAy and il !, hoped. Rev.
II ; Whitman. % Augusta. The q.
I. X X will kindly issue tickets Al half
fare 10 al Who desire TO attend from
station. between Bethel And Mechanic
Falls. inclusive. Tickets good 10 return
Friday OF Saturday. A special Passen-
ser car will be attached 20 freight train
No %. leaving BryAn,'s Pond a, ll;ll
r. ". % Accommodate all dssiring 10
remain AZ eveaiug meeting. and - r,,urn
the same evening 10 IVES, Paris. South
PAr.. Otford. sni Mechanic fall..
Tain leave, for I.ocks's Mills aud Bi,hel
a. S.22r.N
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

NyIEREAs. Isaac bowman, ofIancAsisr. Ia the
w The Coanty ofCes-. and state u Nev Iismp-
shire. AMI william y. Mann u Bangor, In the County
81 Penobsoof sai state u Maine. ~ their mortgage
deed dated Ocfohsr sh. las, and recor,ied In the
Isgstry ~ Deeds q OxfDri toanty. In the Stale a
Maine. vol 90. page sD, ID convey In mortgage -
Charles q. STEMS u ssii Bangor. certain trst 81
Land. situated In Otfsri County. IN ssid STATE Il
Maine. bsisg thrss fourshs IN and undivided
q To.nship -Four, (t) Rsnge sir. (tl west of hing
hams Purchase. coutslnlng-escnslve 81 the Pablo
lsts-t.enfy Thousand three hundred and twenty nlDs
seres, more 90 les. awarding to the ssvsy II Eph-
rain ballard In iiss. and retained 30 lsnd ofcs. snf
hing the sane premises conveyed 10 said Bowman
and Msnr BY the Bsrlsigh Mssufsctaring Company
BY deed dated Dee. iss. fss1 and recorded In Osfor
sgis'rv ~ Deeds. vol 10 pages lco-i72, % .hich
rekrsnce ls made br p.rlcalzr description % sad
rremisss; And the cossdlfion 81 ssid mortgage hss
been broken. and sfin remains broken. b. r.sson
thereof the undsiensi. Charles q. Storms Aforesaid
of bangor. doe claim bresls@ure OF ssli mortgage
ADi Doe give thu Boflos tb<rsbr.
Dated a Hanger, the 18th day efAuR. A. ID. 1850.
CiIAs. q. sfERNr.
By kis Attorney. Gas. r. srrrss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

OXFORD, sss-At q C0su % Probate hsli al
Paris. xlthia AMI ior the County Of Onford
on the thlri Tss.dsy % Aug.. \. ID. IN.
LuslSEE IIkMMlNGwAl. siios % Wan. "
IIsmmlnswsy, late Of Miii0n ~ dscessei. hasiax
presented her pstltisa for an allowances outOfthe
personal estate % sAtf decessefi
Ordered. That the SAID Petitioner give notee
10 an persons interested b. causing copy of ths
order 10 b pablished three weeks .aoeessiyely In
the oxford Democrat printed 81 Paris, that they
may appear Aa Probate Court % b held Al
Paris Ia saii C0anty on the third Tuesday o.
sept next, at mae O'Clock In the forenoon. an
show cause, n any thsf have. azslnst the sane.
sEO A. WILSON, Judge.
A true eopy-Aftesls n. &. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

OfTicH or rms SHEGiFF on OtTORD COUNT.
STATE Of MAINE.
OXFORD. - Aug. 1sth. A. ID. l.cd.
rI,Hls L. IN give notice, that On the twenty.
Il fCanh day Of AUG. A. ID. ls-t. warrant 10 In
sOlvency vss Issued 0at Of the Count Of ins0lssn
cy for said County of Oxford, against The estate
Of Th1uas A. Johns1a o. faris. IN ssii Coun.
~. acjadssd % D. an lns0lvent Debtor, on psti'
ton of ssi Debtor. which Petition vas hied on
nsms-i slate interest en- claims 10 10 be competed
Thst the payment Of sny detts aud ne delivery
ant translsr OF any property belonging 10 sail
dsbtor % him Or for hrs nse. and the delivery sad
trsnsftr ~ any property ~ HIN are forbidtes
hy iss. That q mestinE 81 the Creditors OF ssd
IL tor % prove their defts and eheose oae OF
m ere Assiznses 81 his estate. Will be held 81 q
Cosrs u Insoivessy, be holden 81 Paris 10 said
County, on the "a dAy Of sept, A. u. lses, ~
ne O'Clock In the forenoon.
Glven under ny hand the date nrst above wit
ten. AUSTIN y. sfEAE>s. Depsty sheriff,
az Messenger Of NE Cosrt Of inselseney. ior
sait County Of Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

5 ID. A. CAMPAIGNING The Grand
Truck Railway Company will grant round
Trip excursion tickets % The Seventh Day
Adventis, Campmeeilng, 20 be held 10
Portland. SEPTEMBER 10 :, for one fare.
Tickets can be- purchased AZ Al TIE priu'
eipal stations from August 30 % SePtem'
Der good 90 rciurn I'LL September sln.
Passengers will leave The traius ~ w God.
fOrd's. and take the street cars which run
past The camp grOnnd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

Paris, within and for the County Of Oxford. on
the thlfd tuesday % Asg.. A. n. lst.
90 the pstlIi0a Of MAHf y. HuNTRkss, OF
Hiram, IN the County OF Oxford. pfsiipf
on the estate 90 willism A. itiantfess, late Of
Hiram, In ssii County deeesseff
ORDEKED. that the said Petitionsr give notice
loaIl persons Interested bV causing q copy Of this
order % BE- Published three weeks saeossslvely In
the OtfOri Democrat, printed AZ Paris that they
msy appear AZ frobsts Court 20 be held AZ Pans
10 sald Coaaty, 90 the thifd raesfAy Of sept =.
ne Il 81 O'Clock In the forenoon, and show cause
II any they have, Why The same shoalf not b
granted.
Atrue eopy-attesr-H. C.DANfs, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
AirsssopT .ii,.II-II Q. :

OXFORD. ssi-A Coat Of rfosais bell A.
Paris. .ithla al Coz the C0atty ~ OsfOri
90 me lhlri TsssdsY q Aug. 4. u loo.
FETER a. fOuNs, Adnisi.irstof OF Ne estsis
a Sosh u. ilahbsi late 20 Hiram, sail
81 aimlnistrsli1a - ms ssisis of saii deceased
fof ailossac.
OFdsfsd That ths saii Admr. siVs noliee
% all psfsoas interested bI esssihE coV ei
eesslvely IN The Oai0fd DcmoefAt printed 81
Paris. that they may api'ear as ffobsts Coeft
% D. held a. fNis. d. said county 0a the thtfd
IuesdAy % september neki. a uias oelpch IN
the fBtsnOoa and show caase n any thsy have
WY the cane shoald not - Aipsei.
GED. a WILSON Jstss.
A tive c1pI-aliesl ~. q. DAVE. hasIsleI.
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Au.s copy .,.s.u-I. c. DAVIS, Register.
oxroRp. ..-A, |. cegn Of rros.i. he'll a,

OXFORD, sat- Q Court OF Probate he'll ai
Parts. wilhln sni f0r the County 81 Oxiofd on
the third Tuesday Of Aug, A D., ts.6
MOsEs COBB, Gaariisn Of Jennie A. Zen.
nett minor child and heir Of sias issneti, late 81
account Of SaArtisnship Of said wart for sioS.
ancei
ORDERED. that the said Guardian give no
tee 20 all persons Interested by esnsins . oopy
esssiveiy In the Oxfsri Demo rat. ~ intst 81
PARTS that thsy nav appear 81 Probate CJart 70
he held st Paris within and for ssif Coaaty on the
Ioos and show sanss. u ssy thsy have. why the
same shouli not be sllesed-
A true Copy attest Ill. q. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

Miss ;. n. Prince. % the hrm % ; ~.
IL = Prince. NORWAY, q. uos In Boston
buyinr fal epois Their stock ~ III.
seasons gosi. l. airrsiy large. aud with
ne additions . BE- male, must BE- one OF
the most conplsie - be found In iais
county
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
BLAINE

f0UR TuoVsAND OF ruE "OxroRp
BEARs I.isrEN To MS MAsrKKiY
AEouNENr IN STATE AND NATIONAL
issuHs. At rm Fan GGouNDs Az
lNuENsE AUnfrNcE AND A. AHLr
ApnRFss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

OXFORD, ss,-Ai . Court OF Probate hsii ct
pau H. ,s.,a fa. .sS a. ass c'sa q
WILLIAM Il. BEST. Kseesior on ths
estate OF Mssy Alien. lats Of Peru, In
said County. dsesAsed, hsslax pfessnisf nj. Ae-
eoast Of admisistrsiios d TIE Estate Of said de-
osased zoe allowance
OnpERKD. hat ne ssid EEsessor give netice
10 all persons isterested BY causing copy ofthis
order 20 Be psbiished vests ssecsssively 10 The
appear q Probate cosrt 20 Be held 81 Paris.
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thsy have vhy the 49, shesId notss allowed.
GRO, a. WILSON, JsdEs.
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OXFORD, sat- Cosr OF Probate he "a At
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on the third Tuesday Of Ass. A. u. isss.
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asd Testament Of Sathanisi n. STOVE, late OF
Sumner, On ssii County, deceased. having pre-
ssnted the came fof Probaet
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tsse 70 ell persons Interested By eaussg eopy of
tkis orderto be Published three weeks ssccessively
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mar sppeAr at Q Probate Court 20 Be hsd 81
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aay they have, vhy The ssii Isstfum cut should
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VIII and Testament Of sad dscssssd.
GEO. A. WILSON, Jsdge.
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