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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10
Mexico.


John. son OF StlllmAn A Red, 10 step.
ming nom a wagon Lost his balance and Tell
20 The grouud. Thursday, the 9Th Inst,
breaking bis len arm between the wrist
ana elbow. lie was returning from Wood
stock where 10 had been 10 carry Eide
Durgln, who Is visiting relatives here
sbOuts.
Mr.. a Mrs. wm N Halls grandchildren,
George and Bertha Brett, are spending
their vacation here.
WIN. Roach, wife and two children are
Visiting here. They have lived at River
side. Cal, nfsen years. Mrs. Roach Is
the only sister OF Almon and Roscoe
worthy. Mr.. Roach has made money
very fast since be len here
Merton A. Austin IL st home.
AID Park and wife are spending few
DAYS Al Henry w. Parks.
our young people spent The Fourth 81
Weld.
.s.nts Clans gets In "ahesd" OF the
Canton stage every night =.
Adslbert Eastman u home from Summit
Station. of
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THE BEAR BRIGADE.
nixhnlh-

The tth passed OF very quls,lr for mi,
plsce, many % The citizens belns Al o,hsl
places. Oalte q NUMBER went 10 Blrcl
Brook Pond. Among the number were DIR
Ssassy. John and Frank Harlow.
Frank Stanlsy's house "a painted. II
vii b. really tor him 10 move ln,o soon.
\. q. Rsynolts l. about TO pain, nj.
house.
william Edward. and family have beer
10 Paris on q vislL
Ms. Oe0ige Merrill Il away on visit
A tih o. JAY dance ~ Grange Hall Wed
ne-dsy night
II q. siaalsy, BE. has returned IRON
one % III. ofi;ih trips.
VIII whitney has been Al home visiting
Al bis fathers
\ @. Rsynold's house 1. nsx, in order
OF painting.
Work % al the new buIlding. Is pro.
grcsslog faely.
The Fou-th passed OF With big noise
nom q small crosd.
Rev. Ne. Twort delivered . very able
orstiou ~ West Peru
VERY dry, everybody wants rain.
Farmers arr Al commanding haying and
report q small crop 50 far.
; Chase has got settled In bis new
rent and gave an Ice cream party on the
evening o. The .ih. All those present had
. very eri ,yAble time.
Dr. Wing 10 able 10 ride some fair
seAiher. having been of duty for qalts .
long time.
Road machine IL blowing up Main
Street
We shall have plenty OF das, unless there
comes some rAln.
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Denmark.

Mrs. George w. Gray aud Mss Kate y.
iugslls attended the graduating exercises
stNorth Bfidgton Academy Jaly 5ih.
Mr.. n w. Richardson Of the hotel here
ran the restaurant ~ the celebration AZ
fryeburg Jaly an, and dld rushing basl'
ness.
Qilte number OF our people attended
The celebration there and were Disguised
a. usual by the farce OF horse uoiting.
DO The spOrls that drive at horse uots
think FOR one moment that the crowd do
not know whether horse II driven 10 win
or to share money!
Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett. OF West Peru
we're here last week. Their hotel a. West
Peru Was burned = few weeks ago and
they think 90 locating here.
Married. in Denmark. by \. q. Davis.
Esq Mr. Charles Blake. OF Gorhsm, and
Miss Lillian Wentworth, Of Denmark.
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Nutritious Baking Powder.
nv rRor. poRxNus, oT BELLEVUE MEDICAL
COLLEGE, NY.

Itiss serloas problem for the physlolo.
gical chemist To discover the best method
OF supplying the human system, especially
an exhausted one, with the requisite
amount OF phosphate food for the organ
ism 20 remain In health. The phosphate
salts are never wanting In the most nour.
ishing varieties OF food whether vegetable
or animal They are closely allied To ell
The vital fatciious, are constantly being
,llmlnst.d from the body, and must be re-
placed by fresh supply. The testimony
OF thousands goes TO show that under the
prevalent conditions and habits OF Amer.
can life, there ale few who are not greatly
benefited when they partAke OF these sane
paosphstss a. restorative agents. The
sales OF phosphate preparations for medl.
cal use, or a. mild tonic, have assumed
enormous proportions.
Ga April 22l, 1850, Prof y N. Hors-
ford secured his letters patent for the man.
uf.cture and use OF an acid phosphate OF
lime 20 be incorporated with starch and
blearbouate OF soda, and thus serve 30
q baking powder. This is the nrst In
stance, In which, besides acting ~ an
aersting agent, Q bsking powder Vas TO
add nutritiye elements 10 the bread.
Phosphate powders are to-day the sole
DISQUALIFICATION of this important prinei.
pie. The natural phosphstes removed
from the grain In the process OF boiling
the four are by Horsford's method re-
stored through the baking powder while
the residues which all baking powders
leave, except those which consist OF salts
which volatile completely uuder the heat
OF the baking oven, are OF nature which
makes IL matter OF doubt whether they
should be introduced into the system, In
case OF the phosphate powders the residue
IL OF positive value and IL not foreign TO
the -four, but composed Of the same salts,
practically, which form the ash OF the
cereal grains. scientific American.
The Old Reliable "Horsford's Bread
Preparation" 10 made By Prof Horsford's
process.
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North Paris

M.bel ana Bertha eastman and Lld'
Benson have gone 70 Oh Orchard A. walt
ers 10 . hotel ,,Au.
on . vacation.
some OF he boys carried their sport
,,,,i. To- "a ON the morning OF the tth.
nee nan cane home with so much OF The
.ni,,, an In him that help bad 10 b
called Ia 20 keep things quiet
A. Andrews a Son have their ne" oAnu
realty for hsying. Oaly Ale" nave CO"
meneed hsyiug. ..,,.
Road Commissioner Tuell has done SON.
very nice work on the roads n sma "
cost The work Of The road machine u
very mach liked.
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South Ruckheld.

Henry ID. Irish has boughia new Back
eve machine. There Is no machine thst
stands the test better than the Buckeye.
william Morrill, an aged resident OF
Bueknsld died on the nigh. OF the ist inst.
Thomas Andrews has vsested the Rec
ord rent.
A. w. Sawyer has engaged 70 now over
three farms and IL still seeking "new
worlds 10 conquer"
II. A. Conant will about complete His
home hsyiug this week.
Mrs. j y. Record, who has been danger.
ou.ly sick with iufiamstion OF the stomach
IL better.
Hon. George ID. Bisbee proves ~ sner-
getic In farming ~ In all business To
which he devotes his energies. He has
had force OF men 10 work upon his SHAW
farm, running two moving machines and
two horse rskss the present week.
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Albany,

The l,h OF July. that dsy next In I'm
portAuce 10 Sunday. passed OF very quiet
" with the good people Of Albany. Ther'
wasa pleasant company gathered on The
shore Of Songo Pond, picnic dinner, fres
boa, rides, etc cult. social aud enjoys
Die time. Some Of our people wsnt u
swell the crowd aud show patriotism NJ ths
celebration al North Waterford. Others
gathered with nelghbors 10 cheer and
.ympa,hiIs with invsliis. Others feeling
The need OF rest remained q, home, "swee'
home" that sacred retreat that dearest
spot on earth
The "a Inst. business called me 10 I
pleasant ride by Bethel I'LL, West Bethel
M,sou and North Albany. Everything In
nature seemed ergalsitely beautiful and
one could hardly refrain from elelAlming
AL Thy WORK. praise Thee." The crop.
seem little backward bat quite ptomls'
ing and the farmers NAV ~ lice In ths
hope % gooi harve.,s The farms on the
Aniroscoggln from Bethel Hlll 10 West
Bethel AMI thence over The "nlr srs
among the most beautiful and profitable
In old OIfoti sni show may signs OF
thfln, AMI the County Commissioned,
John Barker, has q splendid farm there
I m ,ie short call on q. IL. u, OF Mason.
lie IL busy gardening and battling viii
disease. bat determined 10 nghi Is oui on
this line.
NJ. M,nley aud wife. OF Hyde PARK,
Mas, ATE visiting her grandfather, jus
tics AsplnsaM
Mrs. Tnekey. OF Jackson, y. III are
visiting her parents, ar. and Mrs. W. w
Bird.
Arthur barker 4. now with bis brother
Amos.
Pr,nkun Cross, one o, our oldes, eiii
Isns. l. quite w.
The COan,y Com nls.louers have been
IN town AMI granted part OF the prayer Of
the petitioners. l.
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puokaald.

Rev. J. n. Bsrrows, Miss Josephln'
Prince and Miss Ellen u. Morrill, attended
commencement exercises nj Wssrvili'
last week.
Mrs. Henry Nuliy returned from Port
land where she has been spending several
weeks.
The Fourth was celebrated In . very
quiet way. Many OF our citizens rode up
10 Hartford Cold Spring on picnic en-
curslon-some IS 20 Q loo going. MI.
Henry A. Bicknell. one OF the genilemsnly
proprietor-, kindly sent his big team down
and carried q load OF Sunday school schol'
srs. Tho site OF Hartford Cold Spring
commands q lovely view In clear day.
The Summit House on NJ Washington
can be distinctly seen. The nearer m0un'
tain ranges coming In between, III their
stately sides sgsins, the western horiL On
old Sireskei and Speckled and Black
mountains vieing with each other Tor .
share OF the admiration sure To be ELECTED
"a one stands on the favored spot aud
scans the varied exp.rse that lies before
him-,he coEV farm houses-the fertile
nelds-,he lowing herds-the sheen OF the
nesting ponis-all make . picture, on
grand scale that the true lover OF nature
does not tire 10 look upon.
A telegram from Newcastle, lndlsns,
brings the intelligence that Mr.. Holman
ID. wAldron. formerly OF this place, Is Grill.
cally lll-fesrs are entertained tha, he may
not recover. Mr.. Howard ID. WAdron,
his brother. len here Monday for New
castle.
Chas. n. Atwood OF Traverse City,
Mich, = In town on short visit 10 MS
father, Ephralm Atwood.
Prof. Luther &. Mason and family, OF
boston. are visiting their daughter. MIS-
Horace A. Irish.
Having has begun In earnest; the pros
psoi i TIA, the crop will average well with
last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton Gardner went io
Peru to attend the 9sth anniversary OF the
birth OF Stephen Cannon. an uncle OF Mrs.
Gardner. SIR. Cannon II hale and hearty
and bids fair IN reach the charmed circle
Of complete 100 years.
The Buekneli and Tsrner clubs played .
match game OF base ball a. Bnekneld,
June sOih, FOR sl0 . side. resulting In
victory lor the Baeknslis. ~ 10 J. The
feature. of the game were the work OF BIS.
bee and Harlow and the stick work Off
Records.
tnning. lgllia - -
nacsaeid. ogo1.otlo To,Ai
Turner isioioooo Total
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Andover.

The NJ. y. sandsy school are Indebted 10
Hon. X. \. Hardy for . valuable addition
20 L. library last Sabbath. Ga motion OF
its superintenieni the school extended
unanimous vote OF thanks 10 Jaige Hardy
FOR the same.
The Fourth was celebrated by lots OF
noise and racket through the wee sms
hours, and . school picnic ~ Newton
grove No. 4.
Mrs. Laura s,ewlr, is home from GonIe'
n. II.
Many bo.rders and visitors are 10 town.
ES GO.B. Poor are charging ihei'
barn.
Camp whitney. Lake Weld, Ksnueb,go,
Is being enlarged.
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Norway Lake.

Grace snd Kama stevens. Daughters OF
; A Stevens. are 10th clerking for Geo.
W. Hobbs this week
Sunday ulght. - william Parker and his
faaghtsr. Mrs. . + Green, were c0ming
from wstsrfori. their horse vas tAksu
viii q ai sni ran away. Amer 10 bal ran
.oms distance, they managed % lamp ron
ne carriage sitaout bying seriously hart,
but The carriage SAs smNshei al 40 and
ne horse Sks gllts badly hart
LsolA, infant daughter % Dr. T. J. Soyes,
Il gults sick.
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Rumtord Cent 70

A little boy belonging TO Mr.. s,lllmar
Reed, OF Mexico. broke bic arm near TIL.
place, last Thursday. lie dropped Que oi
The relns and In trying 10 reach oui 10 get
n he fell and met with the shove accident.
DR.. Hiram Abbott was called and cared
Tor the little fellow.
Mr.. Arthur Wool, wife and children are
visiting At her mothers.
Miss Abble Thompson has returned from
Boston. She 10 able % walk with the aid
of clutches.
Mrs. y. T. Small, OF Por,lsni, with her
daughter, are visiting 81 her mothers.
Potatoes have been sold Tor % cents
bu.kel. Many ofihe farmers have got
large lots on land.
Eggs 10 cents, wool twenty cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10

The glorious Fourth vas daily ushered
In. some thought. = few minutes before II
actually arrived In this patriotic town.
TO Iug America Was minifal of The alex
ani made a. little noise A. possible. They
The boys are entitled 10 good deal OF
credit for their respect OF the feelings OF
The sick and their friends. No accidents
are reported.
Farmers are commencing 10 cut their
hay, which promises 10 be . good crop.
lloed crops are very backward.
Hon. OTIS lisyford, wife and daughter.
are Al Higgins Beach. for the benefit OF
The daughters health.
Mrs. & II Gilbert and Mrs A. T. Hatch
inson, who have been very sick, are much
better.
Smiths ,Annery Is running At full espae.
ity. NASHUA
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Atm. s,vJ-lils.u Il. O DAVIS, Register.
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West Summer.


The q. A. Il picnic WAS . decided sue
cess Everything passed on TO the salts
faction OF al present. Good speaking,
good music. plenty 10 eat, sud doe weather
gave everybody good tins. The dance
Was well attended, some thirty n'e eou'
piles being present.
Mrs. George T. Pulslfer starts to-mor'
row for Massachusetts on visit. Lllls
Heath keeps house for her while she Is
gone.
TEE summer schools are closing with
good reports In general.
Prof g. Il Steison OF Exeter Academy,
New Hampshire, I. spending bis vaei,ion
NJ his fathers. NJ. Stets0n's school IL
represented by thlriy.four States snd
Territories. which shows that II ranks A.
one OF the irst In the United States -
nlting school.
The farmers report potato bugs As thick
IS ever this year. Gaess they have come
10 stay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10

TIE F0arth 90 JAW "a. not celebrated
very extensively In this part Of he county
rasre 49, social gathering a, MI. Dan
LEI Norfils THAI was much enjoyed by Of
and young. The dlnner vAs most excel
ieut and boantifal The youug people
speui The time In swinging And efogast
and the elders 10 soclal converse
The gtOand l. getting dry and grass
irylng up in some plAces.
NJ and Mr. Ff.nci. iiutchins are hef'
nom Minneapolis, Minn. They len thi'
place thifty-ts years ago ani this !. tael'
fr.. visit siuca Ma. uatchlns u an only
sister % Mr. George II. BroSn. OF Mason
Thsir comiug was a big surprise.
Mr.. c. I. Bean has returned 10 LaneAs
Ter. Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10
Diokvnle.

The Free B.pts, church OF Peru eele'
oraiei JAY tih by raising q church bell %
the belfry ~ the church. where, amer be
ing hung. II WAS ruug for the nrsi time by
DeA Dsmus Bishop, . smart, old gentle
nan OF Peru.
Mrs q % Tracy IL on the gain.
Mrs Knlght and daughter, OF fsye,ie,
are visiting relatives In Peru.
A small bay crop Is anticipated In iAis
part OF the county.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10
Hartford.

A good rain storm Il needed.
A Jolly crowd from Duekneli and North
Turner assembled AZ the Hartford Cold
Spring grove The .lh, and hal basket
picnic. Amer dinner AL went down 10 the
Spring house and pariOok freely OF NJ
Bleknslrs ginger ale the bes, In The
world.) Then they had songs aud music
on the organ. All seemed 10 enjoy II 'ef)
much.
Mr. Jackson Ba.sell 4. very lows not
expected 20 live.
Thers is quite /. call for "a, oxen 10 this
vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10
NeWry.

Ma. Sadie Baker has been qaiie SICK
bot Il recovering. u
The Fourth Was celebrated Of Hanover.
rher. vas base ball. tub race, running
race. boating. etc. eniivened oy nus.
erom me band. The fsntssties were oas
IN fuIl flrcs In the morning. Insre w"
nlcnic dinusr s,,c0arssr's In Grafton.
On Kaspp spent the fosr'h I" "AN'
ford. .,,,, col,
A. W. Powers lost nice yeAin's ''''
last wesk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10

JAY 81. tie SpCi-ty ~ ChrisiiAn Ia
dcsvor held al Interesting meeting a. TOE
fsslisnce ~ iou. Almon I0ung.
Jamcs VI Noang. former sslecinAn OF
Hiram. - visIt.ug To- Hiram. lie 10 now q
merchant AZ % nsaa. NsnraskA
Jaly tta. The Bfldgton Methodist Sab
nAth school held p'cnic la the grove Of
Daniel q Small. a. last Hiram. The Sab
bath schools % Hiram villages heli pic
NC AZ RaitlssnAks Poni. In Brosnftli.
Qaiie number % oar yoaug men vrni 10
ScbAgo LAte
Gurus n Morrill,. Esq Vice President
- Sasboygcu. Wisconsin, Business Col
legs. rcosnuy visited bis frisnd and former
teacher.
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South Roxbury.

Grass il looking rather backward In this
vicinity.
Henry L,1d 10 erecting new barn.
NJ. =. Ilassey has retained home nom
Lewiston. where be went 10 attend ihs
reunion OF the l3lh Milne Regiment
They bal q very snioysole time. The
LAdles Relief Corps, OF Lewiston, furnish
81 q nice supper and The time was spent
In relating incidents OF the war, some OF
which were very amusing, and they parted
With the determination OF al going again
next rear II living aud well.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10
Enaf Hnhrnn-

Fourth % Jsly passed In . very qaisi
mNnnsr fof East Hebron.
Mr.. J whesler. OF CaNls,on. Yer,
mont. Is visiting AZ A. ". foggs.
Mr. sni Mrs. W y liotgiou passed TIE
Fourth with their friends In ;hls place.
II. X Kssns has tAken The hAylng % 40
on The D1nuey farm.
Percy M-frir. sou % II. y. Merrill,
shlle plsying with some sehOolmates,
broke his collar bone. lie IL doing well.
Mrs.. james FOxg L. In feeble health.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10
GrAnon.

The Fourth % JAY has come and gone
.pd nothing uuasuN has happened.
grAs. IL looking well. AltaOlgh IL i not
a. good ~ last year. IL will be two weeks
nor. before II will be In IL prime.
Ia the uorth part OF 0rAfton they hAi
sos picnic in the grove OF Mr.. y. W
brook. Many thanks are due him Tor th'
grr.t p.iu. be took In fliug up The grove,
snf ior the many Ways Re TOOK lo msA'
thiug. pleasant f1r AL Miss Whiuier, vas
teacher In DIST NJ ?. made zoe display
with Der school They had some nne re
tatious ~ little girls OF her school, Nhlet
showed good training on The part OF us
te.eher Mss Waiter IL young tesen
er. bat BIDS fair % be Que OF The best.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10
East Brownaeld

The an passed quietly TO the few who
remained ~ home.
A party Of a0Oai twenty went 20 Ni.
Pleasant aud had very pleasant time.
There was quite rush a TIE station 10
the morning, more than ls0 tickets for
Ssbsgo Like we're sold.
The East RyeDurg band favored ~
With several pieces whlle waiting for the
train.
Mrs. Ke1u Il visited by friend. from
Boston. She also entertained the Uaiyer'
sAlisi circle on the 5.h.
Miss Flora and Helen Gstehell and Miss
Addie AllArd attended the graduating eX
.rclsss a. North BridgtOn on The Ssh.
laying Is now In order and the grass Is
looking well.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10
Roxbury.

A company OF fsnt>s,les formed In tbs
town on the IN and psrsied ss far As Gum
Corner In byron.
S.A Rect l. looking over The Lewiston
Steam NIL Company's land for some par
ties Who think OF purchasing the same.
Dr. Durgin has retained IN Boston. lie
sss greatly pleased with the good Aching.
J II Jeune has very nice colt. sired by
Franklln Prince. be hy Dt fnnklln.
NJ Taylor and \ VI Locke have bred
their mares 20 Dou wilkes. lie |. one OF
The bes, bred stations that ever stood In
Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10
Lowell.

The funeral OIL r stanton v.s attend
a A. 40. 4 sch ,Ol house on Sunday Atsr'
noon. by Rev W. Webster, assisted oi
R~y. John \. Potile. The funeral Ma AZ
tended ~ KeaEu valley Lotse, 1 U ".
n. OF which be vas . member. lie asu
belonged 20 The oid Fellows Mutual ne
Mr.. Joseph Smith broke hi. vris, recent
lv. by bslng thrown down In leading DIS
horse. -, a.,
The Christian Circle met on JAY w
with Mrs. Lydia II Palmer.
w. o. Brown and family have re'arnsu
warren cAsrles nnlshed h,ying July 81
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Sou.h Be,hel.

Mss Alice Chapman closed successful
term OF school here last Friday.
Eilth Case closed her school on BIRD
I'm last Saturday.
The 81 T. Sanday school OF Bethel. OBJ
served the tih by holding q plenle In N,
"Chase Grove Dluner wAs served 81
Twelve, with plenty oilemonsie, ice cream
etc Amer dinner were short exercises
consisting OF determinations, reeitations and
singing.
The ROAD machine has dashed up ih'
roads In this place and have len them 10
rrs, class condition.
Oliver Mating. OF Pcrham has been Wis
ltiug friends IN the place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10
Rrvant'a Pond.

The village schools CLOSED Jaly 6.
Arrived Al the Glen Mountain House fo'
the week
George bernard, Boston; q. l.. nsmilton
Worcester. NJ. L. Cousolly, Lennotyilei Ut
RobeFt Morrow, New York city; James Ia
chanon, Trenton, New Jersey n. l.. DsnOigne
ami vile, London, J. r. Raymond aud wife
New York.
Rev. l. II. Tabor preached al EAs'
bethel jays
II. II. Crockett, T. o. Cole DR.. Rankin
and Eugene Cole took . trip TO foul
Ponds this week and brought home agooc
supply OF Dish.
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OXFORD, a.. Ms Court OF Probate held II
fni., within and ior me = ,aau o. osiofa' gu
ELIL AnkTI 4. TITCOMB. named EssenfIix
Ia . ceftsis Isstumest pafp ,rting " be the i.s,
win and resisment of siaey Iiiepms and
esilsi thereto, late OF Parts 10 saii Coasty. De.
ocased, tsvias yreseated the zane fof probate
ORDERED, That The ssd ftecatTix give no
iies u all persons intsrested BY causing copy
Al Faris, IN sshi County. that thsy may appear a.
. Probate Coart 10 be held a. Paris, % the third
rlesisy OF Jaiy next ~ o'clock In the fore
noon and sh0s sasss. n any thsy have, abr the
said Instrumsnt shead not be proved. spprOyei
and allowed a. the last VIII and Testament OF
sad dsosasci.
Ar SAVAGE, astins Jaiss.
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OXFORD. ss,-At q Court o. Probate, bell Al
rAfis, Ntfhln sad Coz the Coanty Of Osford,
on the thlri Tas.fsy Of June, A. ID. ~
IEMuEL CROKER. Guafdisa Of Lillian
Irving. minor chill ani heir ~ Wm. VI. Irving
pr,.satsi his aoo0aai OfsuArii.nship ofsai vnd
Tor Aliosaace
ordsrei, thai the sad Ga,rilsa give notice
70 al persons Interested, ~ causing Q eopy
OF thls order N ~ pablishei three rosts suc.
cs.slgely in the Osfori Democrat, pfiniei al
PafIs, that they mar sppen 81 Fro
bale Court o. 10 he'll a. faris. 90 the ihlfi tues
day Of Jsly astt. al niae orlock In NE tore
nooa. .ad .ho. slass, % az, thsJ have, -hy he
sane shouli not - sli0ssd,
A a. SAVAGE. astiss Jaigs.
A irae COPY -ALle.i. u. q DAVIS. kegi.ler.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-07-10

Paris, wiIhia ani for the County ~ Otford. Ga
the thrd russisy % Jaae. A. n. isss.
MOsEs n. MOuLrDs, Aimlnlstrstor On The
estate OF JOssgt Mason, lais of Hiram, IN sail
oounl IL Adnnl.uatioa Of the estate % sail
deceased fOr aiOssnesi
Ordered, that tho sAii Ainla'f give notice u
AL persons Interested ~ etusnss elpy OF ms
the OxfDrd Democrat priats.i % Paris, that the
nay appear AZ . Probate Coart % BE- held AZ
Paris, In ash Cosnty, on the thifi Ias.iaI 0'
cause II snJ theJ have WIZ the same should not
A. n. SAVAGE, astihf Jaige.
A true eopJ ausst I'LL. q. DAVIS, ReEisssi'