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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13
sARAH J. wAIKER. o. Ramford. CON-

SARAH J. wALKER. Of Ramfort, CON-
miiisd suicide on the kftsenth day OF
September last AZ the September term
Of the Probate Court sallivsn X Hutch
ms, named executor Of her -ill. present.
ed the sane f0r probate. Last Thus
day "a. assigned for . bearing on the
same. The brothers Of the deceased sp-
p.srsd TO eonisst the probate Of the vii.
Judge Wilson allowed the ~in and the
contestants gave notice q an appeal.
Mrs. Walker -hose maiden name vas
Bartlstt bad been twice married. Her
frst husband vas Hildrsth Wood, form
erly Of Ramford. from whose estate she
Obtained most Of her property. After
hi. death she married . man By the
name Of Walker. who has been dead for
several years. Ia her oil after giving
three OF four thousand dollars 10 rsla-
tives and friends. she gave the balance
70 the Old Ladies Home AZ Auburn.
Maize. John =. Sssssy appears for
the contestants and George ID. bseee
for the executor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

Who'll. numbsT 81 electoral votes. 90
Necessary % choice. 81
Ilafrt.oa had -
Clsvsiand hAd lel
iiArri-oos majority. ~.
The Republican. have gained enough
Coagrs.men to change the complexion
Of tie House. giving them a majority Of
nine OF more. Thomas Il. Reed will
probably b. Speaker Of the ne,, House
The Legislature. Of West Virginia ard
Delaware are Republican. snsu'irg the
choice q Republican Senators from those
State. 20 succeed the Democrat. whose
terms are sbou, 10 expire. TIL. gives
the Republicans four majority In the
Uniisd States Senate.
The claim. Of the Democrats with
regard 70 Michigan. Illinois. Colorado
and some other .Olidly Rspablie.n State,
vanished into thin air when the return.
came In. Csliiornis WAS Tor q day or
too claimed by the Democrats. bat the
full return, pa, !, ia the Republican col
ann by /. good plurality.
Ia Ne. York The gain, o. the Demo
Graf, in Nv York city and B'oOklyn did
not ma,,rialiIs to the s,,eat anticipated.
and HAuisoa hs, = plurality q 1900
10 $4,000. The Republican State tickle,
i. ELECTED 9Th the exception Of Gov
,rnor In the coates, foe that ofhc,,
Hill. The liquor dealers trisnd. has. by
the .id Of the liquor in,sre.,, uiamphed
over Warner Miller. the RsPablie.n can
d,d.;s. Who VI. an advocate Of high
license.
inti.n. /, elo.s State. and the return,
have ooms Ia with ,iaspefs,ing ,lO-nss.,
b., IL "a probably RsPabhe.n by 1000
10 S 900 plurality
Ns- Jersey. Which appeared COZ tire
dgfirs ,hs e.mpaisa Ia the doubtful col.
umn. ba, ~. bsior, slee;ion oosesdsd 70
The Dsmocrs,.. give. {. Dsmoor.,Ie me-.
jo'iiy Of 5000. shd sl,o,s Democrats
L-gr,lA,urr.
Coo nseiieu,, -kieh "a, expected 10 ~
Rspsblissb. Is Dvmoef.,ie by lss. than
400 plurality. C0nnee,iogi and the Ns-
Jersey legi.ls,urv ~srs the oaly impot.
,ani poinis where the R-pabliean, 90,
fooled ~hsn they made their pisdis,ion.
The ",afe ,hias" State. di,ApPoin,sd
eob5dy uhls.. SON, believed the ,.lk
made by The Democrats about some Of
The aoIth-,s,sfa States
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13
How Maine Voted.

Ga a .oms-hs, lighter vote than ia
SsPisnbsr. Maize gives an Increased pla.
raliiy-lA'gef than in 1854 When The
return, A., al 10. |, oil TO-, up p. 900 OF
mo's. We give b,lo~ the vote Of the
,o-n. in oSiori Coan,y. a. fslly /. Ne
.re able q secure IL. compared With the
vote IN september The name, Of the
labor candidate. d. not appear. +. ,-o
se,s o. candidate. we're voted on.
Novsmbsr les sep,sat.f -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13
DIED

IA n,o-sssii. oy,. n. TNsu.. Nsasss. 49, .
yrsfs
ta nufkssii. 90 n. M, i.s~fss ". sAs-.
o. E.st nfo-rtfit urt "a. iaIls hrlaFas
a Nstro. Ort. q, tssoa a. W1tsf
a. iisrtfsft nTt "a. Cstt u. W Ted. arsi ~
vssfs, a. u.nufht a. - tsTs
a. hsthsi. Sas :. psvti iisnn.eo.. 49, - fssfs
"a Cl.riansii, Nef. !, fleftars n. eelf raill u
NJ al hr. fnsfr n. hsftra. agst ysAr',
rrnatka
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

The death o. Hon. David H.mmObs.
Of Bethel. removes one Of the be-, known
and mott able msn in Oxford County.
Mr. H.mmons -ss . very successful
lawyer. working bis eases thoroughly.
and be has enjoyed more ihsn local
practice. In personal appearance Mr.
H.mmOns -ss = perfect type Of the old
school statesman. May IA ihi. county
vii mourn the loss Of this venerable MAI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13
In the Prospectus

which We received recently from ,h,
Youths Companion once. We notice ~
array % noted Contributors which prom
l-es unusual excellence for the eomlrg
Volume. First among them IL the Righ
Honorable w. T. Gladstone. ~ .ctIonAtsly
called the ''Grtni Old Man" the creates,
OF living stiiesmen. who writes on "Th,
Puinr, OF the English Speaking Races
Then General Lord wolselsy. who will
tel OF his strar ge personal adventure. 10
the Geld vita the British armies. Thet
Professor TyndaE and Justin Mccarthy.
who writes OF "Lesisrs Ia the House Of
Lonis, Archdeseon fArrar. on "Musicsn.
and Their Struggles, aud Professor Hux
ley Among American Contributors ws
tni such welikuown names ~ Lisutensu,
sehwa,ks, who writes OF Tight Pinehes IN
the Arctic Andrew Carnegie. on "Bits OF
Advice 10 Young Men, Dr. Austin Flint
Judge Oliver wendsll IiO'm.s, Jr.. on
''Youtg Men In the Law" Admiral Luce.
Colonel Thoms W. Kuox. James Parton
sbd 81 least one hundred others.
The Companion IL . welcome visitor
weekly IN more than 90. 900 families, and
has won . place In home life obtained by
no other publicstioa. The woudsr IL how
any family can do without H. The pub
fishers announce that any new subscriber
who sends OIL Is now can have the Com
psnion free every week 20 January lst,
1859. and for full year nom that date.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13
MARRIED.

IN Nar-sy. Ns. q ~ Rs,, J. A. Cessy, ,. frss
lssi it,,sisf q Nofsaf, al MAI N. fuhsf' 81
intn
o. ksfs 49,. Ne., I. rl-e-i u. iisrimsa 81
iIsIts sssrFf - tilrsns
N Uafuish. orf "a, rstsf W. jorisa q iisfFisoa
a. gsofgts a. estes q lilfsm.
L. Es.i piitsii. o. %, -flVsaas Cois at No
nstssy nlsls.ish
n C.ss-s, Ost n, ". 4. lials - Csatau. a.
Nssais y. Cs-osahs q tis,aa fsIl..
IL Rsg,isfi. \. ~. Nss, I, " Rst. Iesa fuimsa
gscfs. n. fas.lsy. al thlrfs J. hsfs' esth q
iiisn.
n Try.bafs, Ne.. s. ~ Rev. n. y. $3.50. llssfl
". Ier1sa offertisn-i. al hinais lie-s ~ fps
tafS
~ Nsr-st, Ne, 4. ~ ". n. =. Rlisost. Wa
laas nafsia 81 hlanis Wll4sass. hrfh n Nef-af,
n Alh.af. Nat q. ~ nsv, ese. Y. Ts-kstefy
NJ. Aasa.s. n. frsnfA - cttri. al hiss Rot
"a Csm1ins, q Aibsny.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

nun sah.cfiisfs hsrshf give plhic roii1s tks "a
| ths thift TuFsslsy, q fshfuafy, 4. u. t"i. thsi
sgfs tuy tFgonist ~ ~ iian1fslls iatrs ~ FRO
hsfs. - m cuEufY ofottsfis utheai bod al hsF,
assumst ~ fEsi offnfrltafs u ~ lAsi sul and
tssisnsnf q Chafirs q ifIs ate a. CsEihftiss 4
tls -tsfs u Nssstusftts. kttfstsd culrs q -hift
81 at "a ossiirils thsrvfn DALI aathsufirsis hsf'
lee sila-vd. t.si at fscurisi u N lfet.ie =
rof,i. n saI eosufy ~ OIflfd. asi thai wllsm 4
Ilfasfn q foftisnd. In ~ Coaniy - tumhsfisni,
J. agta.nisd snd roasiifaiei oaf Avui AL AiisFusy
In ths rtais - Mac.
Poriishd. oyt. n, isss.
JOiIS AtngO LirTtE
GEORGE COfftN LITTLE.
RICHARD A. hcCtkDl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13
To Celebrate.

The sl,etioa OF Harrison and Morton
~iil BE- celebrated by public dsmOustrs.
ti0us, torch lighi PROFESSIONS, etc, a. fol
lows
Al South Paris, Monday evening,
November l2.h.
At Norway. Tu'siiy systing. Nov i3!h
Al Bethel. Friday evening, Nov. l6ih.
A. Paris Hill, Saturday eyruing, Nov. II
Everybody Who rsjJlces In the election
OF Harrison and Morton and Protection 20
American Industry IL Invited TO psrtiei.
pate. Brilliant illuDlnstlons slong the
line OF march 10 each place. Republicans,
turn out!
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

"HAREisoS AM MoEroS. BY the grace
Of GOd .sd sovereign will Of The people"
Is the way the Journal puts IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13
NOTICE.

NOTICE - hststy rvsa b. al rsrsoos al 80
~ r-arsfiaas. sh.rsf ngtts msf ~ msfftT afssfsf
tat ~ ua.isfs.rnst al rfsssut D. ~ nsu LES
istafs a. a. Sisfs a hsas. psta ~ lssisisiia,
Il .hlrh a. failsstsg = tee ouff
To ~ rsnstr AL tinass a Representative -
.suhisd a. AuEasts. In at 80 ~ stats q MAJ
IL an.isfsis.sd soah fyspuftfailY spglf - .
shsrtsf catslaiaE suitstis sni pfupsf Frvfisssas,
sfsnfins O. thsn. nsH ass-siaiss. sarrsssnrs. sni
s..isu,. ~ usti - drive Al go. go AL shafi
lamhsf, al pap .assi, thsf msF - In N Aaffus
o.sia EssT fufn 81 dtlsIaa La bsfscsa N STATS
Mac al Nf- iismpshfs al Iulais tsls- =
a. pisrss 81 ifsfihafsa sl.sts ~ A tide us'ff IN
.saI Hivsf 81 ufuas-kk. Ns.as - riFsr m thsh
~ al rapfots NJ nsfEsfa u al fifsf, o. sfsei
per-. l.as at athsf -ufks tsi-ssn ~ prtuts nata
- fsllsis 80 dntiuE - asasst al fsttiFs ~
asua,s on.ng~hsaisu 90 tfivins al safh lars. lras
~ .l.urt iars,~f. ~ pap srzi. ffum al rolnis y
thsif dssilnsioa 81 ssh NTsf. al - Ave .arh
othsf po-srs. Tfifusdst. AL saaluantis. 49, u
fiisut a. curt.fsian. ~ siala nsiars. A. e "a
da'y l-suni 81 stsf pfsf.
p.tsl al fs.i.,o.. hslss. Sssssshsf 81. isss
EnwAgn riuuMER.
GALES 4 hOsis
a u HRpWN
" il NEWELL
IITgW I. CHISHOLM.
q 4. HHnWN
VIZ fiUNhHg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

TIN mag-unP Hsrpsf. Weekly did
IL. bes; for Cleveland and Warner Miller.
Funeral services Nov. 6.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

THE Bo.ion Herald and the Eastern
Arss, posed =. hunOrOu. journals for
several day. "In Doubt" was the title
Of the Article.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

In oil Be .oms time before the Dem
oersiic party -ill raise the tariff issue
again. it's too hot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

North esesp, connse,ieu, and New Jsr-
.ey. and has made . break In the South.
securing the electoral vote Of wss, vir-
ginia. Following Is the condition Of the
electoral vote;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

How sbou; that wonderful poultry
sho. that the Argus ~ls 70 sIhibi, in
November,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

THoSAs h. REED Coz Speaker Of ,h'
ns1i House o. Representatives
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

The "vOis as you pray" party didn',
make q great showing in this sleetioa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13
NV AnyEErisrNENr

hfmrsrrs
-IrFis. nsrrs.ns.
nahhsr nl.1fs 49, $50
~ A. a-aa Iies.s fara..hs.x a..
AFsrfs IA srtsd
Iarksfs llsIr Nsssu.
NJ ~lrrr rfthr Ma
fsfker's tsl.rvr Gan.r.
MH1Inr.
hrra.fr
hNnFs.s
Noa Ga Ma NJ
ts1nsr.
r Afsrrf 49,
krgaInfr.srf of rrsrut.rs.
u = rCnIsa Arunrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

Tm Maine Democrats -oa aaO,hsr
great victory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

HAvE you heard from Ns- York .nt
Isdisna' "Thsy'r, al right"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

D,xOrA shall BE- DISTINGUISHED no
lons,r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

u'o Ap,Iuri>rus. -ia-ssi RAGS - Al
i ssftIsIas IN iooo sssd nF-spspsfs ssat re
Aaifs. GEu. 4. HOW'LL 90, 10 -ffpcs ~,
NN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

TnI sd -. On lAs LII.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

How 1. The grsndson % bis grand
father. this morning Argus, after nom
fr.sf,u ~ Harrfann
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

Crrrl,sp', "ds.,iny" j. ds..r,r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

TH MN. bll i. . dead duck. f"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

"HrHHln tsr H.ri.ou %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

IT -u . cola day Coz re, trade.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

We " All reel Gay.
Here Is how one Of our old subscriber.
boiled over when be heard Of the election
Of Harrison and Morton:
TUsE "wben Johnny Come. Marching Hoae
Agsin.-
The Democratic rslga IL DER.
Hufrahi Ilurrahi
Wei ssys so%i ii@s. hour years or more,
llufrAh ilurrahi
Tor Harrison has surely tat.
And Norton too stii take bis seat
And ~eli AL fe.l say. ~hile frOteciiou rules
the land
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

opcIc yor rAcE - Nor
hHllUT SIO uGAtrtttL
Rnsrr.d ~ I1apl.., ra.,sis.. Hs.a As.i. Cssssis.
Motk, Trsrslss. Wunkif., Arns. A.. hsiispsts,
usifiaa oou1tsani ~ fssalt - yssrs - stalY ~
e. su.lasaf Phfsirisa - "a ulsis skia dssssss
sQsflstf. W. frussts a. q thsn al 90 ialafs
IL n..si tsts.is slIa II ouatsas ro..saa. sah.
.isncs -hsistsf. sci 10. ~ pes,si 80 al ~
fsitt TIA ysrssrss tafs raasatssi. Anf ssia
ilsssss tfssisa n issrfilfsna - sect.
y. q. nEUCE. N. T.. h.stsangtoa. Mas. Less
hon 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13
THr death o. Hon. DAVID Hlmm0bl

Quite nicely. th.nk. How is The man
Of destiny
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13
BIRi. pl,...u, to .i-.
BORN

In Ses-.,. Sg, .. - NJ 81. efwn. G. Lss'a'.
skoa ftssofgs Ilsfkl
asaglfsf.
IA s-s.isa. Oc,. -. = M -ls Of J. W. Fiia'' a
a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13

wE"s,, tAsr,'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13
DR.. LoucEE,s
WHALING COMPOUND

81 E MORY!
A NV PRESENTATION or NE SUBJECT.
pscuaiasot nsa rs-sf - siisnfisn astsiafssi nlst
.afisf ia rarvt fsdiif q ruassftsfira al eusn'
nsai evsf isssasss s>taif~i Isaghi ihpfpsgalf
a. tru-rsssss ". O.. EVANS. ". A.,
ssa rtrh As.sas. ~ tuy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13
WANTED.

onYoRD, s.-AI Cosr 81 frOeste hsd Al
Psft.. -ithin snf foe fhs Couniy ~ Otfoff.
sss tks third Ts~siAr % OF a u i.<s
EnEN q RAND. nsusd fssesiof In e-ftaia
Is. Fument Euftoftlag D. D. ihs latt Will Aad
Te.isusnt - NancT 7. Amss lee OF Cree.
sood 10 ssf coaaiy, ttccstssi, taSiaf Tfesshtsd
lhe sane f1f Ffobas
Orisfei, Thai TIE sAh Itecatof give
notice N Al psfsoas intsrssist ~ eaasiag a
esVy % this ofsisr - - yatlishsd -eeis saoees
.lssly IL the Ohfor,i Democrat, nssspapsf
tfiaisd az fAfis. thatthsy MAJ sppsaf Al Probate
Court o. be held a Paris, In SAL CoeniF %
the third Tsesisy 81 so.. nstt, al so'elock In The
forcnoon All shes ease ~ any theT have -hi
lhs ..n Iastrumeni shoaid pos b proved ~
pro,ei snt sliosci, As ne lasI WIZ shi fs.,A'
meat % sail deesasef.
sEo. A. wIIlsOs. Judf..
A true J-Atissii-Ii. q. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-11-13
Well All Feel Gay.

nn ~ Is lgI ~ - Ie b,
The Republican journal., 1888-11-22

DISASTERS. Steamtug Herald, Capt. jenkins,
from Vineyard Haven for Boston, arrived at Prov
can Lioyds, from I1oboken, which was in tow OF
the Herald foundered in heavy on Saturday
night OF Highland Light, Cape God. The Ameri-
can Lloyds was so tons, built as bark at Stock
ton, Me, in 1865 (since changed to barge, and
owned at New York. dispatch from Highland
Light. Cape Cod, saws About IL o'clock Saturday
night part of the wreck of the American Lloyd>,
cabin work, rails quarter board and sailors cloth
Ing, etc. came ashore near the light; also four i'm
mense logs, which also in tow of the tug
Herald. Bark Joe Reed Capt. T. c. Allen, be
fore reported wrecked on the passage from Boston
Nov for Calais, Me, struck the rocks of Long
Island, = +. of Mt. Desert, Nov. :, during thick
weather and heavy sea, the bark having been set
out OF her course by the strong current. All hands
were saved, but they lost their clothing except
what they had on. Landing SO difficult that
even the chronometer went overheard in an at
tempt to pass it beyond the boulders. All that re
manned of the bark was aftcrward sold as she lay
on the shore for $40. The bark owned 10y Al
bert NJ Nash and others, of Harrington, Me, and
by simpson, Clapp 4 Co., of New York. Only
about one-quarter insurcd..... schr. lAetta Arm
strong, from Bangor for New lork ran ashore on
the east side of Hvannis liarbor 18th, and was
hoated morning of 18th, and lies outside of break
water. No damage to vessel.
FkEiGHIs The Freight Circular of Snow X
burgess, New York, reports for the week ending
Nov. 10: All off-shorc treights remain firm, but
business in the line of charters i'll most depart
ments continues to be somewhat restricted by
scarcity of handy vessels, notably those adapted
for the South American, West India and long voy-
age trades. These when in the right position com
mand very full rates, and slight advance has
been paid in the River Plate trade. Barrel petro-
ietn frcishts are inactive, partly owing to the in
ahfty of exporters to obtain cargoes for early
shipment. For steamer , 900 tons hence for Cal
cutta G3 cents was paid, and for same destination
81 cents Tor snip Iii2 tons, 10 arrive soon For
a bark 800 tons. To arrive, 46 cents was paid hence
to shanghai, and for spot bark, 43i tons Al cents
to Rosario In default of an adequate supply of
suitable sailing craft for there is some in
curry tor steamers for the East, with - a!3 cents
pad to Japan and 40 cents TO the British East In
rel
are inactive in the absence of tonnage CoastWise
lumber freghts have been subject to no apprec
dbie change, with a moderate business. Coal
fTeishts have recovered from the weakness of last
week. Local charters: Sch. NJ. Il. Mien, New
lork to Demerara, general cargo, &2,l0o. Sch.
'-ackaW;ina, IRON i'araCoa to New York fruit
5000. Sch. Prescott iiaZctine, from Richmond to
Coosaw. coal, 81 20 and back to New York, phos
phate rock, $500. Sch. Florence and Lillian. New
ork to St Augustine general cargo. private terms
sch \. liayfor from South Amboy to salem, coal,
81 .45.
The Republican journal., 1888-11-22
MARRIED

In this city, Nov. 49, by Rev Geo. f.. Tufts Oscar
$ krskine, NJ. d. of Swans Island Me, and Mis-,
Isabel Bricr, of Belfast.
In Belmont, Nov IL. by A. j. Donnel ESD
Charles \. simmons and Miss Minnie r.. Howard
both of Belmont.
In lslcshoro, Nov. -, by VIM T. Sprague, Esq
of lsiesboro.
In >earspolt, New. 10, by Rev. II. G. Harhutt
Capt Clifton Curtis and Miss Evelena q. Blethen,
both Of Searspolt
In Rockport, Nov. H. James y. Fowler and Miss
Martha l.. Champncy. both OF Camden.
In Buck sport, Nov. a. Frank Hartman and Miss
Ella i osgood, both of Bucksport.
In Rockand, Nov. "A, George +. Gray and Jennie
+. Hewett, both of Rockland.
In Rockland. Nov. "A. Virgil X. Palri. and Mrs
Martha NJ. Arnold, both of Rockland
In Green's Landing, Deer Isle. Nov :. John Arev
ana Rose small both of Deer Isle.
IN Rockland, Npr. :, Austin W. Smith and Lizzie
r. Chase, both of Rockland.
IN Ninalhaven. Nov. :, Freeman $. Hamilton and
Jennie +. Arey, both of Ninaliiaven.
In Ellsworth, Nnv. :, Edward +. Bracket, of
Nalioboro, and Lillian NJ. Smith, of Ellsworth.
In Waldohoro, Nov. 3, Emery Il. Hart of Thorn
aston. and Alice J. Wallace. Of Waldoboro
Ia \ewca -tle, oct. 20. i. IL kaler, of WaldohoIo,
aht MARY 4. i.in-cntt, OF namarscotta Mills.
In Ellsworth. \oY. {, lcwcllyn II. Danico and
Miss Lillian \ Garland, both of Ellsworth.
In hlEchill, \nv. 10. Ira g >tOyer and Miss En-
MA y. Blake both of Bluohill.
In Wmtcnul oct. II. Rex. W. II. Pnwlcslpnd,
OF carmel, ami Al>- Bertha l.. Edgecomb, OF W in.
tcrp0rt.
The Republican journal., 1888-11-22
WALDO SIS

WALDO SSH Court of Probate, held at Bel
w fast, on the second Tuesday of November
ISIS. LUCY +. PERKINS, Administrators on the
estate of HORACE S. PERKINS, late of Belfast
In said County, deceased, having presented her first
and final account of administration of said estate
for allowance.
Ordered. That notice thereof be given, three
weeks successfully, in the Republican Journal,
printed in Belfast, in said County, that all persons
interested may attend at Probate Court, to be
held at Belfast, on the second Tuesday of Dccem.
Der next, and show cause, If any they have, why
the said account should not be allowed.
GEO. +. JOHNSON, Judge.
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At Probate Court, held at Belfast, within and for
the County of Waldo, on the second Tuesday of
November, A. ID. 1855.
T lDIA +. WARD Administrators of the estate
IL of BENJAMIN F. WARD, late of Thorndke
in said County of Waldo, deceased, haviag pre-
scented petition for license to sell much of the
real estate Of said deceased as will produce the
sum of four hundred dollars.
Ordered, That the said Lydia +. give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy of
this order be published three weeks successvelv
in the Republican journal, printed at Belfast that
they may appear at Il Probate Court, to be held at
Belfast within and for said County, on the second
Tuesday of December next, at ten of the clock
before noon, and show cause, if any they have
why the prayer of said petition should not he
granted.
GEO. +. JOHNSON, Judge.
A true copy. ttast:-BoHAN =. FIELD, Register