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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
SPECIAL WINTER TOURS.
DED "Dr LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

FOR LAGUAYRA PUERTO CA BELLO CURACAO AND
MARACAIBO.
} rom Pier 81 East River
PHIIADElfh A.. W eunesnav NoN. -
These AMERICAN STEAMERS. SpeciiuY Ohit tDr ~
trade have very 'nOsror noiatons Tor pisssnsr&
For freight or ,sssIys
BOULfON. BLISS & DALLErC General Manager
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IN kKN kAILItQAp sH0KTE5T Li fI B Iy py EES
TRAINS. NO DUST ALWAYS ON TINE .
Depots New York foot OF Barclay anil Chrisopher st+
Daily except SUNDAYS Buffalo and Oswego Expres1
Pullman Water DAP bur scranton, Bns-
hamon Elmirt Bath Buffalo, Syracuse oswego. Greene
Oxtor Norwich. rticR connect Scranton for Ptstons
Ithaca and Dferme Hate stations
H. BingharntOn and Emira Express Pullman Coaches
tor Water Gan Scranton, Binghamton. Owego and Einir
for Piitston, Kingston Wlkesbrre vc
H. Daily Buffalo Limited Express Pullman coaches
for strondshurr, Scranton, Rlnghamton. Owego ElmrA
Corning Bath wavland. Buffalo &C. arriving in Buffalo
1:20A m Sleeninc coach for Olean via Waylant ,u..
Daily Buffalo and oswegp Expres+ r,,nnSa
coaches for StrondsurZ Scranton. Rn"hanton ,orsay
syracuse Oswego. Greene Oxford Norwich. Utica ana
Rchhei sprngs connect az Owego for Ithaca am
mediate stations except Saturhv4 ConnecsN Bunao Win
Ill M West
For Rchhed ~prn9s e:oJ p III LAZY except s"'uruayS
sleeping coach TO Utica t...x
See Time tables trains on moths AL" h-SSoA ~
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From Pier No. 9, North River. via Sandy Hook. =
For HIGHLANDS SEABRIGHT. LONG BRANCH 400
-
Tickets be procured at foot OF Liberty st. Pier No
North River 81 Pol 2S7 42l. 044 lao and 1923 Broad
way $50 737 TAO 6h-ave. 10 H. 10 and
l43 l46 East l25thst 1871 Bowery rs
hotels city. In Brook
at ST. lO7 Broadway 1873 500 Fultonst 2lO.
379 Manhattan-ave In Hoboken 254 Westinghouse. New
York Company will call and check baggage from
hotels residence to destination
A. A. Mcleod. c. @. HANCOCk
Acting General Manager. Gen. Pass and Ticket st.
H. p BALDWIN, G. f. p. Agt ll9 Libertyst. \. Y.
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ALL FARES REDUCED. via

N STONINGTON LINE, INSIDE ROUTE.
To Providence 81 25 to Boston S. trstcass steamer,
leave from new pier North River block above anal
St al 80 H. daily except sunday Paror cars Qecinin
c between steamers landing and Boston without charge
f. W. POPPLE. Genl Pass. Agt Box SOll. n. \.
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FLORIDA VIA SAVANNAH
Eonr salinRs each week from y EW PIER 35, n Il

FLORIDA VIA SAVANNAH
Il Four sailings each week from NEW PIER 35, " Il
Foot Of Spring.st)
S. CITY OF AUGUSrA..........Tu Tuesday, Nov 16 p.
S. CHATTAHoOCHEE....... Thursday " ~
NACOOCH tE...-..............S SATURDAY, :" 20.
tIIN Or SAVANNAH November 81.
Connectingwith savannah. Florida and Western Railway
for Brunswick Fernandna Jacksonville ami all points
Florida Time jacksonville sixty hours Un.
a iinnolafiOns hrst-class Table d'Hote
For ire ght OF passage apply to
j. ID. HASHAGGN. HEN RY YONGE.
Eastern Agent - r. & w. Ry, Agent Ocean 50. Co..
20l Broadway. New Pier 80. y. II.
THE u. :. AND BRAZIL MAIL IS. co.
American line for ST. Thomas Barba Para
Maranham. Pernambuco Bahia and Rio de Janeiro connect
ing or santos Monievidco and "A pOrs
Steamship FINANCE" SATURDAY, November 90
From Newport News, Va. third day after. at p
For st. Thomas. Barbidoes Para, Maranham and Ceart
steamship " BONANiSTA. Tues av, November 30
PAUL +. GERHARD 4 CO. Gen Agents, 81 BroAi-sL. NY
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trans leave from Ihambes station for kngiewood
Tenay Vioster sparg and Nyack t 7st, s;s, ss. and
lSO M l;l5 800 400 400 b;20 6.40 t:sU eNc 1880
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29
JOHN HOLINESS REroRr

Senator John Holmes. who for mapy
years resided AZ Alfred, was long known
A. an able and brilliant member OF To
York County Bar, aud ~ q distinguished
American statesman. lie was quick o.
perception, and seized readily upon Z
weak point OF his adversary, which, by
humlr, he turned To the best account
Whenever an opportunity occurred OF en-
hibiiing his opponent In q ridiculous posi-
ton no person could better avail himself
OF the occasion. An opportunity OF this
kind Was furnished him In tue debate
which took place while he vas . member
OF the senate Of the Uuitsd States, on
some subject connected with nullincsiion.
Mr.. Tyler, OF Virgins. slludlug 10 the sat.
Iricsi remark OF John Randolph, some
years previous, which designated certain
active politicians a. partners, under the
nsme Of "Jsmes Madison. Felix Grundy,
John Holmes and the Devil" enqulred
with q view 10 reprosch Mr.. Holmes.
what had become OF that celebrated frm.
Mr. Holmes Immediately spraug TO bis feet
and said:
"Mr. President, viii tell the {, n,l, man
what has become OF that frm; the fret
member IL dead, the second has gone Into
retire ment, and the last has gone 10 the
Nulliners, and l. now electioneering smong
the gentlemsn's constituents and thus the
partnership Il legally dissolved"
The laugh produced on this occasion was
wholly at the expense OF Mr.. Tyler.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29

A good old Bap,i., Deacon residing IN
a farming community IN Oxford County,
whom death had rendered companion.
lees. recently found another suited to
eomfor, hi. declining years and ms,ri.
mionial enterprise sn'usd The neigh
bors and friends. according to an aneien,
and time. honorsd New England custom.
proceeded TO the Deseon's house with
musical instruments and played lively
.erenade; then they waited eSpee,antly
for the deseon's appearance bu, waited
in vain. Thinking that perhaps the
class OF music executed nigh, no, be in
harmony With the Dsseon's religious
convictions they proceeded to play a
tune Of = more divine nature. When
this va. finished the Deacon appeared at
the door The spokesman Of the party
announced to him the purpose Of their
visit, saying: deacon, We have come TO
serensde you" Stretching himself TO
hi. full heigh, and assuming an over.
whelming dignity. the Deaeon replied;
"Il,l. Christ received sinners and so
,ciH T."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29

HIRE are some samples OF the kind Of
talk made by socialists and allowed BY
the authorities in Chicago. a, a recent
socialist meeting:
Emil yerplauck said "whAt IL lswi
Law il the code OF tyranny. What are the
policei They are the minions OF the law ;
They are the arch tyrAnts. Gods how
I eiult iu Chlcsgo's heroic deeds OF the
night OF Mayl. Would that you had l.esn
better prepared and that your engines
OF destruction had been more numerous.
But the next time--.hat neat time which
L. swiftly oomlng-we will tear the livery
from these dogs Of oppression and hurl
their barred aud grated citAdels In The
dust"
Thomas Murdoek OF New York said; III
gnssh my teeth with unavaillng rage when
I think OF the brave and noble heroes
penned In this prison OF Chicago. Sur
rendered 10 their enemies their strait IL
desperate and their threatened fate must
be terrible. Oh, that We must sit Idly by
aud contemplate these outragesi But our
day OF reckoning will come and tyrants,
one and all. must fall Tht double nend
incarns,e Sehaick merits the most hideous
and appalling penalty and he will feel II
too. n liberty ever claims her own"
Neither the socialists nor the su,hori-
ties seen to have learned wisdom from
th, occurrences Of last month, for though
the meeting Was public. !, Is reported
,ha, "Not . policeman appeared. nor
Was the meeting in any way mols'ted."
An Article in a health magazine
shows that printers die young. Maybe
good printers die young; but the CON-
po.iior who converts . word Of five cyl.
tables into Ave new words Of one and
two syllsbles each. without trying very
hard, doesn't die - early ~ he should.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29

10 fAs Ho.O-abis Ho-srf Of Co.afy C,,-,-isssO1er,
sgiis AL 10 fA Co.aiy 81 Oxford.
RESPECTFULLY fsprcssnis The uadersisuef. eiti
Gsns sod lahAbHAnts OF OxfOfd COungy, that con.
moa cJnveuisnce and necessity require o nee
County Nay through the towns 81 Ofees~ooi
and S0rpay In sail teuhiy. commencing n q
poin In the Highway a. nos usEslsd near the
dsslling hOase Of Nm. Rlehafisou Ia saii
sfesnuoof, thence ia . soath esstefly course.
over laad Of sakl Vim. kichArison W The t0sn
lice bstsssa sill GIesnwood asd The t0sn ofN0f.
sBy. IN the most feasible fOats. thence In As0ath
esstsfiy course the most feAsibls fouts over land
Of sad wm. kichafds0a IN the t0~n Of NOr~v,
snd over lad of John "a. N illett aud the CFOoksf
iarm 10 the hishuay a. a0v unveiled nsar the
dselliag b0use formerly Osnef ~ lieary u.
~ Ell thence souih sssierly over said highway
a. uOs Ustellssi. from sofssy % OftensOot. %
the Iorss Of the road near Abasr h. JscGsOs's
10 said NOr~sy. thence leaving The hixhsay and
sOIng In q o Ith sastefiy coarse over the mosg
fss. ible route, over lana of ssi A. q. Jackson,
AMI reAIce a Horne. 10 saii Norway. sni tsrmi.
aatisg near me DspOg In Norvsy Village. Thsy
tEsfeiOre pray that yOa sis~ sad route. sfisf ise
prOcesdinss, snd lselis the same, OF such part
hereof, a. In lhe adzmsat u yoss hon0rs may
be deemed adyisabls, AMI o, Ia diiy bosai viii
ID, III. IN esy Of MsJ. A. u. ls~s.
VA. RICHARDSON.
al al.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29
GEORGE A. WILSON, Jaass.
A lfua eopf-AneA. u. q. DANIs. keEIsler.
STATE or NAME.

COUNTY on OxTORD. .,-Boari % Coaniy
Comm ssionsrs. MAJ Sessioa, issi. held ~ 81
l,arumsat Jaas 10, ts-S.
Upon ths foregoing pstiiion. ssisiaet0rJ stiisnce
aseiag bsea received that the petitioners sr. -
spoasible and that isgsry iaio the merits OF thsi'
application 10 sxps.iisst.
al. Orisfsa that the C0snty Commisslonsfs
meet al the hoass % l. b. Evsfest. IN fsfs. on
Friiag, the astA dsT % Aafaa next, 81 ten
o. locs a. n sni encs Procssi 10 Viss me
route msptioosd In sd pstllDas tmmsiia'sJ
sitsr -heh v.s- hearing ~ the parties snf the q
-ttnssses oil b hsf 81 somr eoassnisnt IN th'
tleuty an sssh other measures taksa In the gr,mi
.ss q. the eommlssiossr. shall lsdgs pfOpsr Aba
u IL FARTHER ordered, that aoties of the tine. acc
act Yaryo.s % the Commisstoasfs' msetinE hors
saii, - siVsa % all psrsoas sni corporations In
tsfr.isi By esasag sttss,si copies u ssli pstiios
ani of thl. order thesvoa a. BE- ssrvet upoa NE
ts.IFctise Ciuks 81 the towns offsfis sni Wood
sloss. ant also posted up In thres pablo place.
"a each Of SAT- tovss, snd pabhsessi
lhres .ssas orsssissly IN the Oxiofd
Dsmos.ai, newspaper pFintesi Al fuis, 10 th'
.sii Coaniy Of % siord ne hs.t oi said pabie.ton
al easa n ths olhsr n0glees N b. msa<, .sfvs,
snI bsis. 81 least thlfty tays t-fofs ssii time o.
msstiny. 20 the ED that al psfsoas ani oofpo
fstl0a. mar thsn sad there sppsr aai she~
saass n any thsy have, ~hy the gfsyef Of cal,
y tltl0nsfs .h0sld aot - q. sntsd.
Attest ALnhKr =. AUSTIN, Cieft.
A true e0py q sAii fstisioa aai order u soaf
A,t..ss AIuHuT AIfsTfN llsft.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29
STATE on MAINE.

COUNTY on OXFORD. ss.-Bosrd OF County
Comuiissioners, May session, is-s held BY ad.
tournament Jaae ltih. ls-i.
Upon the foregoing pstition, sstisfsetory evil.
denes hssing been resolved that the petitioners
are responslbs. aud that inaairy into the msriis OF
their pllcation 10 expsdisnt, IL 10 orierrt that
the COsnty CommlssiOnefs meet 81 the Kim iiOsss,
NORWAY, on Tussday. the Slh DAY Of O.tober nexf.
Al ten " the sioek A. NJ and thence proceed 10
slsw the route mentioned In said petitiOn. imms.
al atsly amer which vs~, hearing Of the parties
aud their witnesses ~iil b had az some oonvtn.
tent place In the vieinity. and zach other measures
taken In the premises 80 the Commissi0nsrs shall
adye proper, Anditls farther ordered That notice
ofths time place aud purpose Of the Commisslonsfs
meeting Aforesaid Be given 20 all persons and cor
pofstons Interested BY causing attsstsd copies OF
sAid petition aud 0i this order thereon 10 be
served upon the respccllve Cisrks OF the towns Of
sOr~sy ssd Grceavood. and also posted up In
three public places In each Of said towns, and
published three weeks successisely 10 the Oxford
Democrat, . nssspsper printed 81 Paris, In said
county OF OxfOr,i. the fret Of said publications
asi each OF the other notices, 10 Be made, served
and posted st least thfty days before said time OF
meeting, 10 the end that all persons and corpora
tions may then sni there appeal and shss ease
II any they have. ~hy the p'sjsr OF said pstiionsrs
shoald not b. granted.
Attest ALBERT :. AUSTIN. Clssk.
true Copy Of sail Petition aud order Of Court
Attest ALBERr $. AUSTIN. clert
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29
sTAry OY MANY

ONyORD, s.,-B,ar,i 81 C0asiy C,nmi'sionsrs.
Ny .es.ion. is-i, held ~ asjoafn~e1i Jsas
~. tr-si
Is-oa ne far,solas petition satisfactory e,iisnos
hsvIns b~gn revived uat the petitioners a.. ~.
.pousbls. aad that logalfy no The merits of ihsif
sppiiosilea 10 eNpsiisnt. IL - OHDEHEp, nat
TIE C0uuly CotaIalssoesrs meet az the noass Of a.
4. Jsnse IN ECsbufy, 90 Tse-daT The sssh dsF ~
AuEust ueNt. 81 tea II me ciSct A AL thsncs
yfOossi % viss The route msn,ione'i In said pitt
iiOa Immediately aftsf shich Viss hsarnx Of the
parties and their stnssse. ~ili b. hal 81 soms
couvenlsat piscs IN tae VicintJ. anf saeh other
messurvs tales In the pfymi.es q. the Commls'
sionsfs shall laise gfoprf. Aniit fufthsf 90
dsfei that nciics u the tlfns. plses snl pufpose
u the Comifsi0usrs' mestinE Aforesaid D given
70 al y.fssas sof corporations inisrcsted. ~
ess.lns sitcste copies Il ssii pftlt0a sni 81 this
order the. e0n % - ssfvsi up0a the CLERK % the
to~n OF h0sbafy ani also po-t~ % In three pablis
places In sd t0~p. and publisbsi three weeks
iuccesslvsly Ia the oxford irmocrAt. q ness
Paper pflnlci 81 Paris IN sAh Couniy u Orfsfd.
Tie hrst Of sAi publications, and each of The ether
notice. 20 b. made, ssfved snd postsf. ~ least
thifty dap. bsfoge .sii time Ot mestiog. % tee
sod that all ysfsors All COMPOSITIONS mar thea
sni there sypsaf aud shsw casss, u snI thsy
have. ~hJ TIE ppJsr 81 ssit pe'iuonsf' shosli
not - sf.Gtsd.
Attest ALBERT \. AUSTIN, Cisft.
A true copy q feiilion and order Of touf
thefcon.
Aitesi ALBERT :. AUsriS. clara.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29

l. inseparAbly connected with Hoods
SArsapxrillA, and Is true OF no other medi'
cine. IL Is an unanswerable argument as
20 strength and economy, while thousands
testify 10 10 superior blooi.puflfyins aud
strengthening qualities A bottle OF iiooi's
Sarsspsrills contains 100 doses, aud will
las, q month, while others will average 10
last not over a week Hence. for econo.
my. buy oaly Hoods SArssparilla
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29

ht-ht1hllAiloN~
I. Dehesd liquid, aui leave a Scrip
ural proper name.
2. Bshesd hAtbor, and leave Script
urAl proper name.
J. Bshsad = title Of respect. Apd leave q
Scripiural proper name.
4 Bshcad falling water. AMI leave
Scrlp'ural proper name.
Bshesd avhic,s. and leave Script
ural proper name
c D,head poet, All leave Serlp,ur'
al proper name.
:. B,hsai apfonoup, aud leave aSefipi-
ufa' proper name.
Dehsad an aiysfb OF time, aud leave
= Scrlpiural proper name.
. Bshsad an animal. and leave Script
urAl proper name.
no. Bshead word used - denote confa'
sion. AMI leave Scripiural proper name.
W.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29
THE PINE TREE STATE.
AGENTS WANTED AT ONCE

for Varueys Gazetteer Of the state
20 Maine: giving. fret a History Of
the State. each town following in al
phabctical order. 4 fine work The
people arc ready for It. No compo-
tiiiin. \ splendid opportunity for
new a. wei a. oh agents. The sons
AMI daughters Of Maine cannot afford
% De- without a Gazetteer 81 their own
state Address r. II. RUSSELL
Publisher. 81 C0rnhill. Boston
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29

m -ESiGMA.
Composed OF g. letters.
The p. 81. Is sick.
TIE :. :. .. 10. -. 80 IL boys name.
The -. :. n. a.. 50, "a ii rsls,lvc
TIE ~. s.. ~ Il an article OF dress
The 20. 30, ci. ~. Sc i The act OF s,eAl
lng.
The I. ol. 50, al l. warmth.
The 81, 50. rs. IS. ?. a. Il hsppy home
Toe 50. u, Is, 6. 81 4. V,rsciiy
The 3. q. %. -. 81. 81 1. journey.
The a.. a., 20 l. q girls name.
The a., q, GO, IS. 81 IL an iron block.
TIE Is. 2. IS, 90. 81. l. 10 Inspect
Nv 4. &C. c. 10 biped
Ny 10. Is. ~, o., -. ~, - i the nis
sppearsnoc ~ the sun.
My9, 10. 20. %. .. % l. small.
Ny 5. a.. i6. 80. 81. 50. 80 was poet.
My n, l., 50. - IL silent
Ny whole Is q familiar quotation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29

,S-wlihosi beautiful hair no woman :.
beAatiiuL Il yours falling OF or fsieii
TIE loss il vital PArker's Hair Balssm
will preserve your hair aud give back is
gloss aud youthful color. Cican, elegant,
perfect Prevents dsndrur
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29

,S-Oae slngle box % Parsons Purgsiive
Plu.. taken one night, will make more
new rich blood. AMI will more sfrctuslly
parln The blood In The system than sl0 90
worth OF any other remedy known AZ the
present time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29
4 Will NEVER :

Allow myself 20 suffer again what I have
suffered for the last year. That vile dis.
ease, Dyspepsla, gave me no comfort. l
could not eat nor enjoy anything. Tue
doctors amounted 10 nothing; nothing
seemed 10 relieve me. until | used bottle
OF SalpAur tlittsf-. Four bottles male me
well.-J0scpA Bliehelisr, Muster cf ScA0OH.
sr q. A. Baker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29

OXFORD. ssi-At Q Court % Probsts hsli 81
Paris, within and fer the County OF OnfSrd on
The thiri Tuesday Of June, A. d lss.
h0SkoE rEAbopf, Asmlnls', n % W
Cpanty, dsces.cs, hsvieg pr~.entef Ms seeoaet
% aimiai.trsiioa OF the estate Of said deesAsei
lor aiiossneet
ordered. that the ssli Admln'f give notice -
all psrssn. lstse.is By esasiax . e,pF Of this
ORDER 20 BE- publishet three webs seeeessiveiy
IN the Otfofd Demoefst psisted Al faris lhst
thsy may sppssf ~ frooiis Court To be held ~
Ell !, sosloss ~ me fs s asd ssos sssss
loved GkO. a. WILSON. Jui<e.
A True e'py -Aiies' ~. q. DAVIS. Register.
OXFORD, ss-At . Cours oi rrobsis hell st
Paris, With md for the Cosnty OF Orfori On
the ,hlrd Issseay Of Jnns A. np.;,. s "A
lainistrstor % TIE estate 81 naius bfsehst, late
n Lowell. 10 ssli CJanty. deceased. pfayia< fof
liosuss a. ell sud coaysy 81 luble % pflvste
% a . IA he rrcssls one. bslss eli the real
sslsi. OF ssld deceased. iof the payment OF debts
orssI.s. ria, the said rsliilOesr CIV, notice 70
Of II. p.iliios. With III. order thsreea, %
b psbll.Asd THREE vests sseesssisely IN the
Oxfofd Democrat pfistsd 81 fafis, that thsy
nsy spysaf al Probate Coaftte - held rM.
IN saH County, on the thlri Tuesday Of jail
next. 81 o'closs 10 the forenoon snx show easss
q snJ ihsy have Why the sane shOsid not b
granted. 49, ,,., 49,,
Atraseopy .atissti-ii. q. DAVIS, Register.
oxFORp. .i-Ata Cosrt % Probate bsld a
Paris, within ssi foe ths Cornty 81 Osfofd, on
the thlrf Tassday 90 Jsas. A. u. is-d.
lathe petition of EriiuAlM n. HANSON. Guar
dian q Noah n. and Manic A. Rsriins, m nors
Of Hiram. IN said e0uaty. pfsyinf Cor ~
ernse % ssli and eoavsy cutsin real estate Dc
scIibsi ., his ps.itioa % hls IN ne frohsl.
and four dollars the proceeds % b Put Al iatsr
sst fof The bsushl Of ssii minors.
Ordsrcf, That the sshi Istitioar ave notice "
al persons intersstssi BY causlnE Al absrAs
~ MS Esttioa, 9TH this order thsreon,
be pail shsi three weeks sueesssifey 10 tb'
OtIord Democrat priatci al Paris, that they
mar appear a. Cosr Of Probate 10 Be bel q
JAZZ pest 81 nine o'slocs In the for,sooa. an.
sho- oaa.s. " AsJ thsJ have WIZ the ssms shouh
GEORGE A. WILSON. Jadss.
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ALBERr $. AUSTIN. clsrs

oxYORD ssi-At q Court Of Probate reid ai
Paris within and Tor the County OF Oxford, on
ne TLlri Tas.isy Of June A. u. t.>6.
AUGUSTUS A. FRENCH, ales . certain instru.
ment pufporting 10 be he last Will and Tee.
Iams nj Of l.ofsaA 7. freneh late Il Oxford. IN
said Cosniy. dseeAsei. having presented the
sane Coz Probah, sad prals thai he be sppoiaisd
Administrator With The Win anntxeif
ORDERED, Tbst the said Petitioner give no.
nee 20 ali persons latsfested BY causing copy
Of this order 20 be psbshed three weekssucs ossve
~ IN the Oxford Democrat ansuspspes printed
AZ Paris, IN said County. that they nay appear ~
Tuesday OF July next 81 . e,eioek In the fore
noon and show eAsse n any thsy have vhy the
ssif Instrument sbouii not be proved, approved
and allowed ~ the last WIN asd Testament OF
said deoessed.
A txue socy-Attsstt n q. DAVIS. usx fsfsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-06-29

OXFORD, sss-At . Court Of Probate held At
Paris, within and for the cosnty Of Oxford 90
HANNAH A. HAMMOND. Admin IstrstriE on
the estate Of relex II. nanmoad late Of Paris,
in sah Coasty. deceased. having pressated
her account Of administrator OF the kstafe Of
sail deceased Zoe Aliouanesi
Ordered, That he said Admialstfatfix give no
lee 10 ali persons interested By causing copy of
ths order 70 be published three weeks saceessvely
10 the Oxfori Democrat Newspaper printed at
Probate Court 70 be !. dsn az Paris. vithis and
for ssi1 Cosstv, on The third Tuesday Of July
nsxt, NJ nine O'Clock h the forsnoou. ssd shoW
esuse. if any thsy have. why ths sane shoalt nos
gro; 4. WILSON, Jsdse.
A uus eupJ.-sttssti &c. DAVIS, Regissss.