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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-24
Richmond's Mortality.

The report of the Board of Health for
the week ending on Saturday last, shows
the whole number of deaths in the city
were 49, exclusive of still births.
The rate of mortality Of the whole
population was 81 per cent, per l,O0C
per annum; of the white population
1871 per cent, and of the colored 1885,
per cent per 1000.
The mean temperature for the week
was 6so SO amount of rain fall thirteen
inches
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-24

BosroN, October 23-Yesterday In
spector Will Watts of police headquar.
tiers armed with pick-axe, shovel
and diagram started for Montreal on q
mysterious mission Since his departure
il has leaked cut that he has gone IN
search of q pot which was secieted by
"Old Joe" FOwle and which is said to
contain $4,000 in gold, the result OF
FoNle's various swindling operations in
this city.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-24

EAGLE PASS, TEX October 2S.- three
conductors and one brakeman are IN jan
al Cunnasuto, and a former agent OF the
Mexican Central Railroad Company
named Smith at Jimutoo has been ar,
rested. All Of them are Americans and
accused of defrsuding the Mexican Cen
tral Railroad Company out OF Soo,VoV oy
Wholesale system Of freight robbery
which has been carried on for the past
two years. Twenty or thirty more EN-
ployes are likely TO be arrested
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-24
wanted-owners of Five Suit, of Clio the

Wanted-Owners of Five Suits of Clio the'
There are at the First Police statiog
five suits of clothes awaiting identifica
tlon. The way they got there was this
Policeman John r. Hall scar, he'd tb,
house of thief and found the five suit.
there Some time ago during July an ac
cident occurred on the Richmond Il Dan
vile Railroad, just above Richmond
where one or more cars were more OF
less demolished More than one hun
dred suits OF clothes, a part of tn,
freight. were stolen by train wreckers
The Danville Railroad Company could
not identify the goods. and anyone who
can should go to the First police station
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-24
STEAMER RUN DOWN.



New YORK, October 23.-The steamer
Atlas of The Atlas Line, which run3 10
Hayti and the West Indies, was run
down by the ferry boat Central of the
New Jersey Central Railroad about 4:16
this afternoon. The Atlas was going up
the river at the time and the Central was
bound for ;he New York side The fer
nv boat struck the steamers side, and a
terrible panic ensued among the many pas
sengers on the ferry boat, who thought the
boat was going TO sink. Women screamed
and men swOTe, aud it is rumored that
some Jumped overheard in their fright !;
but at this hour ii ia not autitnticslly
known whether any lives were lost. The
steamer, after being struck, gave an ugly
lurch, first this way and next that, and
then went down Whether she carried
any one with her is not known at this
writing
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-24
IheIocomotiye Eneineers.

The special train from this city with
the Brotherhood cf Locomotive Engl-
neers, TO the number Of about eight hun
dred, Including the ladies, arrived safely al
Old Point yesterday, and a delightful
day was spent. The party returned to
the city last night.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-24
Horse and buggy Lost.

Yesterday afternoon while DR.. Mi
chsux was attending patient on Brook
avenue his mare strayed off with his
pheton, and has not since been recovered.
The animal is black. and has only one
eye II left at Loyenstein's stable on
Fifth street, reward will be paid
the finder
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-24

II you want to live quite happy and
never know regrets,
Don't let your stock run down too low
ia My Sweetheart" Cigarettes,
For nothing In this market into favor
has 30 grown
As these fine brands Of cigsrettesof Car
roll & Greensboro.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-24
1no steunrt MiI Case.

NEW YoRK, October 23.-The hearing
of the celebrated Stewart will case was
again adjourned this morning owing to
the absence Of one of the leading lawyers
retained by contestants. The trial was
adjourned until Monday next
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-24
Mothers VIII Hind

that DR.. Dayid's Cough syruPwill cure
their little ones Of coughs, colds, Group
bronchitis, etc, etc.. and no careful
housewife will be without bottle OF thi.
old-fashion remedy.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-24

Mr Creston Clarke appeared as Ber-
tucchio in "the FOOLS Revenge" before
fine house at the Theatre last night
The play was handsomely pat on the
stage aud efIec,ually rendered, the per
forlnance eliciting liberal applause.
This afternoon az the matinee Mr
Clarke appears as Claude Melnotte in
"the Lady Of Lyons" and tonight ht
closes bis engagement as Shylock in "the
Merchant Of Venice"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-24

will find DR.. Dayid's Cough Syrup safe,
pleasant and speedy cure for coughs.
colds, bronchitis and all throat and lung
troubles.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-24
The Death Rate

has decreased since the introduction Of
DR.. Dayid's Cough Syrup. 1t is the very
best cough cure known.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-24

If you want to live quite happy and
never know regrets,
Don't let your stock run down too low
in my Sweetheart" Cigarettes,
For nothing in this market into favor
has so crown
As these Lne brands Of cigarettes of Car
roll x Greensboro.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-24
THE EXPOSITION.
IncesSant Rains Inter
fere Seriously with
the Attendance.
THE DAY DEVOTED TO AWARDING
PREMIUMS.
Races and Fireworks Postponed.

Yesterday was an unusually dull day
at the Exposition, and owing to the in
cessant rains throughout the day, which
continued after night fall the attendance
was very limited. Those who faced the
rough weather and went out TO the
grounds, almost exclusively confined
themselves to the limits of the main hall.
The walk ways and outdoor attractions
we're almost wholly deserted, and many
Of the pastimes and amusements sus-
pended operations.
The races were indefinitely suspended
and the pyrotechnIc display put off until
the weather is more favorable.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-24

Smoke my SWEETHEART Cigarettes.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-24

Have you tried my SWEETHEART Gig
arettes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
DIED


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a. Yrsfs
rfars al rlrrfts.
IN Ossss. Is-a. p,s 4. llsa S,ihsn.si q. ursfsr.
flrlrffiy Il usnrlslk. tssl % ffsrt.
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fssfs
10 p,uuut. p-r - Nr,. Ahl,a .. nalhsr,,
arfi a Frsfs
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90 isif sffphfn Cais i.rnft'Y ~ lil khsii, sd
n Ytsrs.
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/ ~ iafs NclEfIaf E.T'ff. aEfl "a ffarse
On Wet nsaasrk. he AZ. Me- hshfstlf. uit1-
n 80 isir InssFl lies. sFr.i - Frars.
o. llfsu. Nar. u. taftis Arars, dsaftfff - lea
" al Caffif NJ rfr.isttsf. sgsd D tanuiAt hn
Tanirs uflsaF. srsi a. ytsfs. ns.t, fernrfsi
- ~ tosrfh a. lllih " hagn, agei ytsr al
fsTs
m Wet s1assr. ns.. 9. tssf. NJ Enar rusl,
80 q Ia e.. \. ruf.l sgsl e. gfars. ~ uatil'
al ttTt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
How =, CIR MonE Zoos.

Mss fact bat little known IN people
Who hep poaltfy, that the hrst part VI =
ben which becomes dissrrAugci on The ,p-
proAeh OF disease. IL The ovarie- or egg
producing organs.
Excess % fst, txpssufe - W.T. anl cod,
poor coutiiion. shedding feathers, ilnpfop'
~ food. want OF sxcctcise, "a lsck OF cor
iAin elements In the fooi 10 dsttlOpc The
smbfyo go. nil Al pro,ince IN sane ~
feet ard cause The hens ~ s'op iaJirg.
10 cannot o. isii tasn a. "a ''irOnelsi
rals. that ~hsb hsc eases laying IL i
positive symptpu shr vii SOFA ~ slck
Bat u Ca b. stated Niih The atm ist assar.
auoe that soasihias = srVug ~ sas voa'd
not osase lylrs hs NfsA., SD of'r
mOaths
Ths aurasi sgg pro Tact pc ben. h hi.
cOa1tfy. rtug.s from THREE - tight a. .
ssch. SsTthisi. ~ f,r too smell Tasf'
l. ~ safthly reason why sVrfy ben tat
lays II slf. sholli no. b. nsds q Jay ffom
ia q ntc,u q. a d ssgs zach pr year, sod
coutirus % So - flr AZ i-s.t nsc yeats.
We knos % plfilrs wa1 ~ s=ss A. that
rate a. mli Ninier In oar coli climltr.
How - stt sgg. Ia cili wtAih'r later
tsts every persia whD tcsps hsus. Mf.
Chsflc. u ym11i. % New CsaAsa. Coun ,
wrii,s nntcr date ~ March : h.. issi, Il
h,d excellent results from fc,dins SuERi
DAMS PosDER - nv seventeen hens. Ia
Dscemhes thsv l,'i ga eggs ia January
l5T, aai In Fshfusry 2ii People fr0nad
here slp hsvs three ant f,ar tlm-s M
NJ hAve. (sri vA1 iii M use Siefl
isn'. P1sisrl cd nis 81 oas qliftsr -
many sgg.
IS. I,ln.,1 O.. - Cas,om ll0l',
Street. Blstnu. Mas, are ne only maua
hciatsfs of sugRipAN's POwpEg - maks
hens Jay. n yon ctur1i gvt 10 ~ yoa'
nesrrst ifusgi.t 90 gensfsl st,ryke,psr,
Johnson a c. vii s~ni N ppsisr ~
mall or express. 20 aay sid',ss, caafg-'
greptii. a. folloN. f0r 80 o.hts To stamps
tva sm,i. PACKS; fof 81 90, nrc packs %
fof 81 81. = large poani can vii b.
srrt. .iS cius fnf s. 0). express pgepall :,
auY etpr.ss Nee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
News OF the Week

SATURDAY Asbos sciory AZ sirkf1fd.N u 4,
hurnst, ioss slout g. a.. oae employer ~
ef--Ihs r.iuctinn - ne ruhlic depl ln
theosrnher Amnunfet % tltttt. fti. Los
tsmrerAture ana heavy snus storms IN ne
uesL
MuxuaFt A. recent messing ~ M IA
eCufifs nnarI % IN. Nations. flsnefY Associ
sflon q rvsoiufinn vas adopted rrolstsinx N
free enchanga 81 Trniacts hrfHeen ne Anited
STATES aad ttuss - ~ ~ CankiiAn provinces
whfch alfupt q rspHn Itckn frrn - ctnsiifllln'l
AL sisnlfY trsif desire for almlsslpn o. us
coanfrY .-Ths great lsus f1f t1e Lea tiles
Cors successfully m1lntE.l A. ne onsfffstoff
~ California ne rerrrfinu ~ To Mahs
lioass as 20 me usls cnAracter ca ~
Nrsrs nsY.
TUrsnaT senator Erarts takss a pos.iion
opp.nsInE taukr's Confruatlun fnr tne SAP
nsarh -Ths nrIriurfinn of mRnufscfurr.l
iron an stssi in Us culairf m lt'l etces.lel
tfki 81 anT prrFinls Yssr.--flr ren th1lsA'ii
cC,al miners on fennsFiva glii suft
WEusHsuar nrltith free trsfcfs are ~
uitlng over President IiaFrlanf's motsaEe. ---
A tsrfinc gale rkret ON ths lfish 0lannel -
TseutY.sit rsrsons kinei ~ q rkisaY colh
sinn iu tloIku.l he rtNssfmhiinE uf Coo
gfsss - ssnAliEesi ~ vtsuruus sqeecnes ~
>snsiors snsrman an Nournres oa M tafir
guestton.
THrHsnar itisesfima,fi thaf 81. a. E.ailng
mine uurkrfs at ls.ral railssT men ars oai
On sirike.--sg sakcr CNriisie snnnuacci hi'
r.-THr. - HrrraHa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

Mrs. Abb.s stacks. sssd g. year.
died A. Der r,sidsnee Ia Cumberland
Mills. Friday forenoon from wolrds Ia
aicisd The n,shi before BY some unsno-n
person. Mrs stacks. hAviss received a.
irju'y The pyesdiag DAY. decided 90
,psnd The nighi oa he loange Ia ,he si'-
ting loon. While her husband occupied
The bed loon ss usual Darins The
nish, Mr.. stacks wAs awakened BY =
nAn siArdirg Ia the bed room door
Mr.. Stacks frsd thfee shots With his re-
yslysr a; tie mAn. vh9 Ted. Ca re-
,urairs % Tie house 10 wss discovered
that Mrs. S,atk, bad bsea struck upon
he temple by some sharp Instrument.
crushing The skgll There i no clue %
Tie psrps,ra;or Of The deed 4 fsv day,
before. Mr.. stacks had sold some lad
Coz $1,000. ard the "a; bad bssa pub
li,hsd IN the papers, bsi the money had
al been disposed o.. Ard The burglar e;
oaly Mr. S,sekss pocket book, containing
80. 90 In money.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

rarrsuf Iai.r.al cent, IL Nsrsiion.
Iisihsi Jsn. 2, 4. II. las.
Tnrr a. f.rsr..rF Lei. ordered. Ihsi thf Abtl
A. .rs rat-e 4 a. taIl Jasriss y. Nhiisuors o.
srrsar lfflFe CO. Iustor ri car ,aIrsms jealcia.
Cart O. - lsifn n Fafs. uthla kni 90 ihe ta1.iy
q uHt1ri nn tts .rfaad IusslaY ofletfusffs \. ~
isss b. ratstInr affrstst cugy q al. lotl, al
~. or.Ifr fharerr tffer weeks sucrtssFfif I'M sc
.Utfrd iAruoeraf. lsEsqsprf lfinied a. Fans n
or Comfy n Oti1rl 80 at patlic Aon . - ~
daFs 81 east rrior ID ssl scc1ld iassiaY ~ irtfa
~. isss. la NJ mas there AT tel N eaf -
t..lrt .rasar al 49, calss, n sny hf have, shf
to PRAYER q sl.d a. at shnl.i ~ D. Eranied'
ESOgH FOSTER, jusiics ~ - l,ssce.
Atfuf rapy-Atisst -ALhElsf ;. AlsllN.
Cisrk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
ABOUr POSTAL MATTHIAS

Ths pfr-snt rehabilitation 20 tte p0stal
I drp1ft nrui have de- Sod ~ fn'Ofce Alas
psssri lu 1872. Compslung seeifmsn aud
a. bas.ncss men seuding circulars or nsr.
chhrflsc thfrugh lie malls, ~ umt al al
Ivlrlisiag maiisr from ihtlr Efappsfs AM
envelopes. SCI fesific.ire them % plaln
address. on i'iug s.i meuiipa % thclf nusl'
ness. - ssro MA can guisfsiaui shai
lufu-tt cHlfftss o pAs. s1ch Las, AL
thc suifsu tcisfmlnsiion ~ the Depart.
inert q pCt 10 ia force. viii cause great
los ard .nrnurcnlrnCe 90 ~. ufanfs Of
msfchart. in ne mall blslur-s. N'uy
sfcfsmsu lhsr larifcfs Ari even thOa.
strds 20 tsIafs iuvcsied la cuvc'oPe.,
ed bags. NrpPrfs. aui In NE work un
thea. 49, nog. urlfss the law L. ChAuEsd,
/ ny must Az bel throsn Away. rhis basil.
ur.s % .sudlng goods ihroagh TIE nall
has sfosu urill Is l. "a iamsuse con
m rec. sai 10 d. ~ d. nsh'. uoi uulY - The
rssiicttt of c.tir, i.i fafm,fs reN ihsm.
I BAT 40 . fhr srsitrfti commuuiilcs OF
hushauimrn sh1 are cl.nfctei With the
business Ctutrts s'm ist snufriy thfough
/ The Ualtfd States rb.t ,fn-es. iol anf
a. other ci;.tens ar lrIlrei - even &c.
sifiCiion ca the msil basircss. Atd ~ ~.
sry on lex vh.ch Del lrss merchants engas.
81 lnit va csn hs,p az 10 ihls matter.
/ ca. o1i ~ bank erclosci. n q. states
y1uf ,lsw. sIsn AZ ssni 10 o yoar mem.
7 Der ~ Congress. IL wlu only cosi yoa a
/ : cent sttm3. sri 10 vii b. step toward
shoalcg tatm your in;crcst In pzhllc AZ
I FAIR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
Bah Commissioners

Msssrs. Stlllwel Ani stanley. tac n,h
aut game commissioners. have A1Out clos
q their seasons work This year The up
per part % TIE dshway AZ The Bangor lam
has been fcoait lnter direction OF The con.
missionsrs. tie work being Zone ~ The
city Of BArgor. Sir Oh ways have ben
g1t In along Dack Trap stream, Ia TIE
town % Lln-o,nville, In waldo county, IN
enable The AlsNives coming 10 from TOE
ocean d rsacA The spawning btds ID tts
! frssh water.
TIE d.h WAYS were located To An.ssr TO
petition from The Inhabitants % tie
tOsu. and the expense here was borne ~
he mill owners. Ou The PrvsumpscotT
er, the oailst % Sebsgo lake. al tbs d,h
ways have been pat In thorough repair, OF
rsbuiit Thls, too, has been done By TIE
mill men.
Regarding game. the commissioners are
enabled % sAy that TIE reports coming In
indicate wonderful increase % al The
large game. moose. caribou. and deer. As
regards deer. II mus, be said that their In.
crease has been wonderful. whleh appears
70 be vel distributed all over The State.
TIE distribation account shows that
three million shad have been placed In Tire
Ksunsbsc and Fen0bscO. rivers.
Then. this season. Ssbago lake has re-
csivsd 20, 600 land locked salmon FRI. be
Ing The whole hatch a. Eies Falls on
Crooked river. Tie commissioners antiei.
pa,sd = collection OF one million eggs from
The same source this year, bat were doom
ed 10 disappointment By the raid on the
hatchery. and got only 0o,OO0. The loss
90 the STATE. and The dangerous and mall.
cious character o; TIE poseaers can be bet
Ter understood when IL IL known that they
caused direct loss o; go, 900 eggs. worth
10 cash on The spot. I've dollars thousAni.
or o, 500 Tor The whole. The cost OF The
production Was about $1,000, 30 the total
loss 20 the State was nearly 5000. The
commissioners say there may be l 200 large
salmon In Seoag0, and that the poschers
have practically retarded the work Of the
commonwealth Que year.
In one section OF Msine. last season.
there were. according 10 good judges, over
three hundred deer killed, most OF these
having been stared By dogs and driven
lnto he nearby lakes and ponds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

ONFOHD. SAL Court a ~ bate. held a
frstufs, wHLln atd iuI he Coshty o. Osfoid.
The tfst Tuesfsy ~ Dee, A. II. lee.
BAkNEs wAikrR. SusidAs 81 nstbsTt
y, sfsy W. iCith L. tlfsfie ', Blfuche and
hsfiss ADM. mirsI thi cffu tud hsifs "a Lsiiie
NJ. ADAM, late otsiossLsm, la said cauttf.
tatIug Iftst.tsd bis cr0ust VI EuarIkrttlV q
ssd wards Too aiosancc
Ufderei, that me sad 6aadlai awe bCtlce
10 all psTs0us isiefestei, ~ cAuslhg eopy
vi tbis 0rlsf o. 10 pubiishsd ihfee sssts sur.
cs.sBsly ~ ths Osiofi Democrat. printed 40
Paus, that theY nay tppssf 81 IRE
bats COuft, 70 h. hs ~ Paris. On The ibiri Tees.
dsy OF JAh. nsN'. a. hine o'clock In The ials-
~ Oa. aud sh0s sssse,i any thfy have, shy he
sans sh0uld uOt b. si0ssd
UEO. A WILSON, Jsdgs.
A trst copy Attest n. e. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
STATE OF MAINE.

OAFOkD, So
Cour q Counfy Cemmi.tianris lee nhsf
seSsiou a. n. tssf. bell "a Pans. sutin ssf 90
at Cauu'T - Otfsft. o. ths issi ras.itI ~
Dscsuter. A. y. ~, tsifr ne iuftif ''1s oh
tav ofnh motth,
TIE C1un'Y Couimlssisnffi 90 TIE Coua'Y Of
Osf.ff. in ths noah q SsTtsnbr. A u, lsf,
as pruf Hfe.i ~ Lac mads fftusl iafpertirn offhs
Ccunir fusts duir isssisd stt upsn fsf usysl
ifltg In uninsoft.1fsisf t'vnshlp, All tfarts ~
lad trfrinsft~f Zeal ed 10 ssN tquatT. 80
TIE purpose II atafftail lt Z tts cantilen ~ al
fusis at sstinatias ths .asuai, nesisd Ia Dui
" sans IN ferar. - a. - ~ sss sat euafst
ient 80 put'if uaFsi. AT u aTpsaftag - saii
insFfrfi n that ssA fssls wsfs uot o. Gno.i ~
paH srf uot safe snt cnaNenkat 90 puflpsss n
Tahl'r tract. at that . IA stoati - sssffsst'
IN tat snl f1f ne repair n sat fpafs hffsin
ihsY 90 thffsfrfs. 90 this tstau tstsuth iaf oi
psrsmhsf, A. ~. ls-f, sfisfEs AT order nat NJ
fnllosHE sImt - afsssssU. tnd Ne stms arc
hsfstT assffffs Spa he folioWifg ianfs In ut
incofToftifi tasnshif. al ussis % iana here
iuaiisf msniienfi, GO ths puftoss % rpaEirs
ihs rvais Iassisg ihfussh thsm duiits ne isai
iss-. % Ill
as AbfotCf Wet saiplu, GO iAs psrpo.s oil
Orpaiiits q 81 Taft Of ths couaiy "a isaiias
uvm Anfossr Cofnsf q tgior, ~hish Ia. u
'aii sulpias. ne tsm oi issun &c ftllafs u
fsfHfaFd a. fuiIrWa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

Tae rplItof ne c3mniitss % ~ ES.
scative C'nncl on state Prison stAi :
thai. il accsritnc- sith The l,s ptss.ti
lat slater. r,Qalrins diversity 20 iaias-
tfirs. thc manufacture ~ furniiure and
b-ooms his bc,n introduced. The prison
IN general IL reported 10 txeslleui couti'
uou. th1lrh sons i~s things AZ severely
cfitc.sci Tia gsr,fa. mtnagsmtut oi
the prison - highly c1mmsndci. TIE
cnst 'if each coaviei Prr year Il Only a., &
~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10
Member Of congrc.. from
srArE oT WAISE

T-tt- III Ja... ofttr slprsme iaf,ris Coari.
at 4. d Ealila IL far.s, uil.n 81 90 ~
i..rfr II utt.ri. rl ulr srrarl laftltf 'i 10
faarv. A. 70. les.
Ma d. Wnrfunrr. RI rarit. In sal torrif,
80 III lEaffs D. Mtffsrllrr. rrsFf1talIf lifi'
al gives as lirrrrat.f Cogn q . iuillsnl tla'
80 a. lasfaIf uarfiri o. al thaf.fs D. W Bic
r..fs. ~ Pans, cn tts ncrih Ca ~ isbrrsff, a ID
tsss itaf 49, LtI trrn ta be- go ctli ~ a.
tEtr.rs utnsr rlnr q Arttlr VI .tifullrr ilai
ttr .fs fnrrftff ~ tlsbsll aat sia m tsll laris
Uils llT ~ NJ, A. u. 49,. hfing a'o1i
thrt. rrits sleu n uftsf.f ifsffifi Ypaf IT,
-hrrf raasr ol 30 part. 40 tas uffrf fttafnfl p
49, 10 renlrrrf DO ~ Lff CARS, s1f sapfen sinrf
fhsf fr. rrffrf Is 80 srrn hIu sIrrt, tlsi foaf
80 - a.aaFs nunilffrl hFf.ff - fsliliat,
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faafrar.l al describes o. - rftsfni 4tif, lfias
NE tlaa tafsf e0rsfCufFs Ysarsi thai ulf ffslfi
ri b. I'D 0hsr.1s q Mhlirmcrs i - knqHn o.
focf utsla1f. a1f rsntet D. ssctrtAansi bT 1850
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- - Ifaresl lasfsefn hff AL hff 81 haslsnli
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al.1rt.n amfi Ma l.. Whttfnofe an4 1aie cath o.
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ONTogD. sat- q Court % Protais eli q
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90 he thlrd Tafsisy ~ lac q. rsl
ga the tsiiitln 81 VII n. ntAN, ggarl lAn
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fsf lfstse ~ ell art suntey ssf ala tel estate
dstrflsd 10 he IsidHn 81 o. n TIE Probate
Cfics, "a Iuille OFT Nafe sflf, f.r TIE TaImeIt
a. date. tipst,ss ~ A. sfiiAtthip all fuTIoit
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q h. gFthiln, sin ttts order thsfeon % be
uubiithsf thfte Nts a. tucftfslgsly 10 The oxford
DtmCcfAt rsEfpApsf PLATED at Paris, IL taii
D. D. held a. fsfis, 90 ihs third Tuesisy u Jan.
bfkt, att Ice o'clock In The lOuhoon. aad th0s
stsss. u ani iisl lave, shi The zane 'houli not
u grtniet
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

OXFORD, - At CcSIt u Probate itli Of
fpsbu's. whh a sud toe The Coua'y of OriOr,l
on the hfss Iuesdsy % Dse A. ID. ltsl.
Acm luistTaior o . the estate % Wm. 4. uuntress,
ate OF Hiram, In aid County, deesassd, pray.
lns for lrsnts 10 ssl Asi oonv,y The Whole u the
real stAis q Ead ctoeassd a. Iubile o. Tfl'Ais
sak tof The symett OF debts and ehsfsesi
OnD1EID, that the sail r.titiOasr give aotcs
TO all IsTsons tntefsstsd b. causinE an shstfsct
Sf his ysi0n, with this orier thefooa, 20 - pub.
Democrat, printed al Pnts. that th-y msy appear
81 q Probate Cent % Be Reid a. Pafis. Ia sAid
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o'eiCek In The 70 "a zoo, al ,bss esuss. anT
they have. xhy the ssms fhsuli not d granted.
6IOHot A. Nll.sO>, Jsfss.
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o. NefssT. nse. N. ~ Rev. J. A. Cofty, Wlltfn
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tsli AL Msry y. Osruai ofTffstafr.
u Nafsaf. nsr. ~. ~ Rev. tsrullns y. Arr II. j
n. llsuliIn 80 Csfrls Hsnastt. 18Th ~ Nofuaf.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-01-10

lnlnn Nttff fuWff - y q
tslon, ptm, IL al hulf.
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knd ~ ffqglfsd q rive houf, s the lss dirtrs.
nNsCH sufIias, Zoe TIE purpose q rspaitlaz
We uush fthe CouatT Hsst led "a irom Ans
0sg.r o. rpion a. liss In sAii suftius the ssm
n thlfy tTs dollars 10 assessed a. toli0sst
UPou The sntifs tract. 'uIpo.s 4 n oooisiu 9to
sciss, 'tclusits % public lots sni o.hsi ~
see. Of Esngof. ttifty ave ioilATs, snd liearJ
" puun, % Atf1Vtf North sufpins 10 apo laisf
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.td isitglifsd q ri', bod 40 Tie lac dr'si..
nS Eii,tuis issesuJ Ofatt so he pa,pos,
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ths tur 81 i-suty dtllsrs asa s'1Lt ecas IL 80
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