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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-23
Gou,a,s Movement,

New York, March 22.-Jay Gould
and party are expected to arrive here
tomorrow night.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-23
The mttcheII.Clcary Match

SAN Francisco, March 22.-The ar
rangements for a glove contest be-
tween Young Mitchell and Tom
Cleary for trophy were comrleted
this evening. The match is to take
place on March 30th, at the California
Afhletic Cluh
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-23
Poor Bunny.

SELMA, CAL, March PA rabbit
drive near this place to-day resulted
in the slaughter Of II, ,230 rabbits.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-23
WcGee for Mayor.

SANTA Rosa, March 22.-The DEM
ocratic convention tonight unani-
mously nominated J. H. MCGEE for
Mayor to fill the vacancy caused by
the resignation of T. j. Brooke.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-23
q street Car CompanY.

SAN DIEGO, March 22.-Articles OF
incorporation Y the National City
street Car Company were fled this
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-23
ss The Pal. rimage of the Funny
Man,,

Those desiring seats for this popular
lecture by "Bob" Burdette, March
3Oth, in First Baptist Church, should
lose no time, as the sale Of seats is
very large.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-23
In The superior Court.

Early rose seed potatoes at Seymour
Johnson Co.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-23
STRANGLED HIMSELF.

A Murderer at Anaheim Escapes
Justice.
About month ago man named George
E. Cox went 10 Constable Smythe, at Ana
helm. and raid his conscience would give
him no rest. He had killed . man In
Dakota, and there was reward of 81 200
for his head. Constable Smythe thought
the man was insane. but he telegraphed to
Dak0.a, and the answer came that the story
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-23
Of a Noted Ra broader

SAN Francisco, March 22.-EIisha
s. Miller, Assistant Secretary of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company,
died in Alameda yesterday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-23
M ID N T O N E.


from
said climate
the
vicinity OF Menone "a *t-fsitas eT ~
either this the world
perec
conveyed M fumes the % @ gR @ 5 aid Ms5 fods ssa
to the Lots selling
FUTURE valley settling rapidly and will
will less $1,000 Already Of
$500 gathered annually from 5he n the valley The
cries the elp and beauty Of the orange SS ayes gS 1sys'as shSsDs
nneedn e pa with I lima
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-23
Undelivered TcIegrams.

Undelivered kilograms at the Western I'm
ion Telegraph Office, No. II North Maii
street, at 10 P. NJ, March 22d H. F. Love
Joy, Sam Duncan, Miss Abbie Bell, J. B
Inderrieden, ]. Fred Given, JnO Green.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-23
TOS ANGELES COUNTY BANK,
Temple Block, Los Angeles, Cal.
Capital stock Paid Up, 100000.
Reserve Fund, 100000.

JOHN e. PLATTER -. President.
r. .. BAKER. Vice-President.
GEO. H. STEWART. :. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
q. l.. MACNEIL, JoTHAM BIxBY,
JOHN X. Platter, ROBERT =. BAKER,
JOHN A. PAXTON, GEO. w. PRESCOTT,
GEO. H. STEWART.
~-BUY AND SELL EXCHANGE on San
Francisco, New York, London, Paris, Berlin
and Frankfort.
EW-BUY EXCHANGES on all parts OF the
United States and Europe.
E0-RKCEIvE MONEY on open account
and certificate of deposit, and do q general
banking and exchange business.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-23
e UNIVERSITY BANK

Eight per cent. bonds secured by first
mortgage on real estate, with interest pay
able semi annually, are offered to investors
of $3.50 and upwards.
Exchange on all principal points in the
United States.
Receive money on account and do gen
eral banking business. m9-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-23

DIRECTORS
o. W. Childs, Cameron E. IThom, Jose
Mascarel, James B. Lankershim, John 8.
Griffin, Chas. Ducommun, PHILIPPE GARNER.
Isaias w. Hellman, L. g. Goodwin.
q ftsi- STOCKHOLDERS:
O. W. Childs, PHILIPPE GARNER, l.. l..
Bradbury, Jose MascareI, James B Lanker
shin, l.. G. Goodwin, John 8. Griffin, L. J.
Rose, Domingo Amestoy, Cameron E. Thorn.
Chas. Ducommun Isaias W. Hellman, P. 9.
Baker. Andrew Glassell, Louis Polaski,
Frank Lecouvreur, Oliver II. Bliss, Jacob
Kuhrts, Estate d. Solomon, Estate Chris.
Henne Sarah ]. Lee. mil
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-03-23
Southern Pacific Company
fPACFIC SYSTEM. ]

SUNDAY. FEBRUARY, % 1888.
Trains leave and are due to arrive at
Los ANGELES DAILY AS Follows !:
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OFFICERS:

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

oyTIcE OF rHE sHNHrFF on OtFoRp Couxry
STATE Of MAINE.
OXFORD, ss .-hsj ~, A. u. isss.
1'hls " give notice, that on the xisl
i day OF MAJ. A. ID. lss, . warrant IN In
sOlyeaey vas issaed 0st Of N. Count % Insol,sa.
81 lOr said County Of oxford. assiSss the sststr
oi George Leishtoo ssi John A. L-ifhton, CO.
partners, uader me nIm name OF oeorFe A. snd
loha A. Lslxhioa, Of GileAd, ss oo-parissrs asd
hdIytdaAls,
Adlsdsei 20 b. Ilsol,eat debtors. q.
pe,itlon Of sad ID btors. which petition vss alsd
the - h day Of May. A. D. lsss. TO which lasl
named date Interest on elaine 10 70 be Computed
That the payment Of Aav dets and the dsllyery
and tfAnsfsf % any property belonging W sAli
dstfof, 70 them or fsr ihslr ne. and ne d<lvsry
ssi usas isr q any property ~ then arv iorbdsss
~ iAvi That q meeting 81 the Creditors OF a. IA
psttors, 20 prove their defts and shooss oss or
more Assixnees Of their estaie. vii b he Al Al A
Court Of Insolvency, 70 be holden 81 P9is In sa,i
County. on The ish day Of June, A. ID. ls<, Al
nine o'eioet IN the forenoon.
Given under nv hand The date drst Above viii.
ten. ALvAN u. GOODWIN, Dspaiy sheriff,
~ Messenger VI The Cosft Of lasslvsasy. Tor
SAID Cean1y % OXFORD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Helps In House Cleaning

Corn meal. dry, sell rubbed into felt ani
shaken "a. and this repeated agAin aud
axsiu uniiI the neal DO l0ngvr IL dl.cnlOr-
~, thea swtpt With q brush broom 1nill
no trace OF meal il seen, will make fslt Gov
srings Like new. itis good. too. Tor In
grsla carpets, bat should 20. be pui on
brussels, I. IL IL almost inpJss,Ole ~
ss,vp IL "a. Brussels may be- olrsnei, II
th.rr 10 GO scarlet la Tue pattern, by wash.
lug with ammOnis sni water, but II there
Is rei, u.e ux.gall, tw5 tablsspoobfu's 90
= gallon OF water. Have two buckets ~
water prepared ihe s,mS way, and large
spouge-eAsh With one aud rinse With the
other, 60 rot Wei more than = 90 iAre gard
~ TIM. wipe - dry a. possible, sud open
windows aud doors Until dry.
Picture francs that have boom tArnlsh-
"a mar b. rrnsscd with liquid gods p,lnt;
IL CONES really for use. aud cost Any cents
per bD,ilr. furnitarv tha, has been paint
81 black may bee renewed with Asph,lium
90 black yarBl.h. walnut furniture that
has been SCARED or scratched, should be
rubbed With boiled liuseed oil. Oileloihs
may be male u 90 double du,y by varnlsh.
log them with common brown vsrnlsh.
Crates, coal hOis. etc should have two
0ust- OF hpnatAun NauAsui "aieu "tf
make them like new.
WOODEN s'othlng should be clesned be-
fore pattiug away. removing all spots aud
dust Sprinkle with Dalmstisn insect
powder; pot furs. ster being sprinkled,
into paper bags and close tightly. Tarred
paper smells badly. bat II IL said - be ef'
fecilye In keeping moths away.
Upholstered furniture may be brushed
over with solution OF tgrpenilne and cam
phor, Into piut Of turpeuiine put all the
ssmpaOr gun IL will dissolve. and brush
over the ELK, velvet or wooden covers with
oat fear-lfihs best quality OF iurpeniine
10 used.
Insect powder should be sprinkled over
all the btdsteads, though there may be no
bugs In the house. Any one who attends
large assemblies IL In danger Of bringing .
psst home with him or her. shall never
forget the look Of q woman who found one
crawling over her dress In church. Aud
from one there may be thousand before
summer IL over. II the powder be burned
In room at night, II win rid II OF mo.qui.
toes and fies. H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Notice. Of Forccio.ure.

Wl.ersas james n. pty II Wooistoek, In The Coah.
~ u Oxfd sni STATE ~ Maine ~ hls harfrsEe deed
dated ths thirleih day ~ January, A. ID. iss, sni
recorded Ia the Oniorl Coahty Registry ~ dsed..
hoos To-, PAGE ~, oonseyed D. ihe hstbsl safing'
Woodstock IN the C0antY % Onfofd at state q
Man. sni eouadsd ani described ~ tnlio~s, va
csrtsIn piece 90 panel ofreAi estate. toEthsf uh
the bailiings thsfeon, situated a. The village u
nryant's Puni Ia ssid Wooistosk, The bofth side
II he rosi leading from bfya Ped b. kamfsIs.
ani byunde a. flless, va "a The sogth ~ TIE
ah0ye named rad. ga ths utst ~ lani osuei al
oCcupled f1fmsfly ~ Dr Orrin rfeyeus. and % TIE
rftf aai east bT Lad 90 forfry u Oin slihss.
aBd whsFsas, the cunifion Of ssI NsrgaEe has tesu
hfoksn. srsiore, By Fessoa 81 the bresh II ne
conifioa thereof he SAD Bethel saving liank ~
vote - ts Trustees daily male AL recorded Nay :,
lsss claims foftclosare - SAT- Mortgagv.
Dated a. Bsihsl, May u, A. n. las.
BETHEL SAVINGS HANK.
by A. H. IiKRKICK. Treasurer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
STATE oy MAINE.
Court. MAJ Term,
OXHORD. ss.

OXFORD, -. Probate Court. hAy Term.
A II. lsss.
Certain Instruments. pgrporiins TO he oopks
Of the too ceficils q The lsst Viii aad Testament
OF Chsrles q. Llttls. late ~ Cambritgs, IN the
state of hAsachusetts and Of the Probate there.
presented 10 the Judge Of Probate for oar SAID
Jounty Of oxford. for the purtoss OF being oil
lowed. hlei and recorded In the Probate Court
a., sald Couniyi
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given 10 al
Mis- order 70 be pablishsd three weeks sacs<s-
siveiy In the Oxford peaocrst. printed ~ Paris
the n,st lselieAtoa 70 De stlsass innv days ee-
sppssr % Q Probate Court % be held At Paris.
IN saif Coanty. 90 the third Tuesday Of Juiy
next. "a nias of the clock IA the fofeacot. and
Gro. A. WILSON, Jsdxe.
A trss cepy-Attssn u. 9. DAVIS. RssisIsS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

oar IcE 90 HE sHTkfTT 90 OxTOHD Cousrt
srAtE 90 MAINE.
a.

oar Tea 90 IHE sHTEtTT 90 OxTOHD Couarr
srAfE Of MAINE.
ONfORD. 80 MAJ IN. A. n. ls.s
II NAY. A. y. iss q NNrant la tasolFenry
as i.sus,i 0at 81 the Count ~ lnsolyeacy 90
sah C1uuiv ~ Oxiori, asAinft ne estate q
DANA COTTON, 60 20 tsr, ia sAia Coants. al.
iaigef u - 81 insoitsHt Dsttuf, "a pstition %
at Dsbtof, shlch pstition ss. nied on tn
eh day Of Nay, A. y. lar, n sheh
lat namei date intsftH Cn CLANS IL % -
e1mGatsds That the payment OF any a 90
add ne delivery AMI tpnster u any prnpsrtv
bslonx ~ ~ sald cebtof, O. hin of lOf Ma
uss, anf the dsiitsry ani uansfsr of aaY prup.
sfu ~ him afs forbidden ~ iasi that 4 msstins
of The Cfsdltpfs % sai Desiof, o. prove lhsis
Dsbts and ehooss oae - more AssiEnrss % ~.
estate, sul ~ beli 81 Court % tasoltencY, d 81
holden AZ Probate Couu RDym Ia Paris. m q 4
Couatf, ca The lSh day Of luas. A. a.. Is,s a.
uine O'Clock In the i0rsnOOn
oisen sndef my hand me date ar.i above urt ten
JORDAN STACY. Dspaty sberIn,
a. Messenger ot ths C0au of Insolvency Coo saii
Joualy u OAiord.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

A Citizen OF Detroit entered . Michigan
Avenue grocery. the other day, and said be
ssntei spfivsie word with the proprietor.
when they had retired 10 the desk, be be
gan;
II want 10 make confession and rtpArs-
ton. DO you remember Of my buying sug.
ar here two or three days agof'
II DO"
"wsll. In paying for 10, I worked Cns
eouuterfs.t quarter on the clerk. IL wss
. mesn trick, and came 10 tender you
good money
sob, dOnt mention IT," replied the gro
Ger.
"But want 10 make II right
It's all right-sli right We knew who
passed the quarter on ne, and that sftsr'
noon, when your wife sent down . dollar
bin and wanted eau OF ssrdinss, gave
her that bad quarter with her change.
Don't let your conscience trouols you 81
all-ii's al right"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29

TIE prevalence - scroioloOs tsiu, 10 he
blood .. much morv uIivcr.sl than m,ny
.fs aware. lrie.d. hui rev persons srr
'rse nom H. Fortunately, hossvef. Ne
have In Ayers S,rssPsrlll,, The mOsi -.
tent remedy ever di.coVsfsd ZOE this terri.
BE n cti1n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Notice az Foreclosure.

wlefsss Bsniaain ~ Bafgss., u PERU. In tie
Caantv q OGf5f AL STATE II Mains. % m eighth
day n Jans 4. u lea. ~ hi. deed u uiorgaFs n
thaf daif rscufifd In oNfari sg.stfy II deeds Vel.
.lt. paxe 81. cuursysl o. Relief y. kuiEtt, kossnn
A. llgtasffiu sni Eiis N. Gfssulssf. fsftsln fsal
estate described 81 hiiossi Bsing The houssissi
tara q ~ late lnfsura knig All piece II mealQs
lsnd the safne Iisrrs and al the lsai ruuVrysi -
sad Hsnisuln ~. BarErss. b. tte ssl Hflsf u.
Knlrli. ao.snn a. pyulrffiii kni Lua NJ. 0fssuisaf
b. their Haauy deed M day II the dsts hffroi. al
hotnsstead bslng sHasisd In he tosn a lsfu and
ssii gscs II mrsios lad situated In ffsnklia fian
taisn a. SECURE N payms1t of Csc csfsa notss 4
hsnd. tbsfsh described AL ~ the ooadions u sAi
martgtge have brsn bfoken se hereby Cialm ioft.
eosafs u ne sane srrafing a. ths sisius In sarh
msis sni provided AL give this noics ior that
purpsss.
F1Au. NAY 18Th isss
REftFf y. KNIGHT
ROsANN 4. DEMERRfrT.
LITA n. GREENLEAf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
ALyAS q. GOODWIN. A..lss..
STATE oY MAINE.

oxfonn ssi -Proe.'s cOsn, M,y Tern.
wHEsH,s, A ps,itiSa has - dal, Led r,.,.
20 hat Tie % Hts rmsiBnns 10 he rad a.
a. fllt, Alphabetically Of the e.t.ts III
Dolly A. Hubbard. late of Bsthsl, deceased on
ssns"sei el ~. haA seeoaht nsfs Il q Probate
On NE third fsesdsy % April. Al u. Ias, a.,
% sfdtfei W u dsfFttaietl smor the kelgs III
ssi Decreased. sad the shue % esea Geisfmls.a
othtstb. Tat al peihionsr give notios a
We ssne 70 Al lsfson. iatsretts.i ttsrtin. ~
eanslos eopJ Of this order % b tablisasi thr,.
weeks sacessstely 10 tho OxfoHD DEsocE.r
.ns-spsper printed az fsris. IN said Cosnt,'
ihsi the, may tppsA Al PrObste Cosrt Ia -
lef AZ Paris, In cali CJurty on tfs thlrs -
Gay o. June nsnt ~ Ten u the els CA I'm IN
ioreno co, and shtu ease, NJ Any thsV h.Ve
Afrse eopy-aitssti-ii. 4. DAVIS, Rssists,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
Notice sf r.ti,iss fsr Di.shsrgs.
stnte of Untur.

ONFORD, si-Couft of tasoigsncY. IN ihs ease
a CiiagLts n. COUSINS. lasolvsat nsbtsf.
NOritE 10 hsfvbf given that Istitilu hss "a
y mi. ltth day a May, A. u. is- len
pf,ssuisi D. ssil eoau iuf sah coustY ~
ChAfiss Coussns, % ffYstsfs. in stt taaatT.
playing that b. nay ~ deeresls fail dbshsfEs
lfo al ~ dstts. pfosshls uesiss tue Ffoylsina'
20 Chapter ssfsatY % ths ~tstuiss 20 Mkins
and ulpn sAHt psttisa, u IL ordered bY ssh caafi
thd hearing D. nj upga me sane tsfofs ssid
eouna AZ Paris IN sait couaty ofOsfBfd. 90 Tsss.
cay ne ts.t daY 81 Ians, u. irs. 81 o'clork, 10
III its okfofi DsmocFst, nesspAIcf putl Ists,i
10 sAit c1gniF % Osi0fd. oace = week fof too
suecs.ste sesks, w lat publicsiioa 10 - seven
dafs bsioFs ne dsy % bs.uns at that all efssi
itofs ~ho have pfotet their dfbs, sol othsf
t-rfsons tntsrsst~is msF apf-~sf "a saa ptacs
shi tine ani shos cAasa u seT thef have, NhY
dischAfss shoui not D. created sai doctor g..
cofdinS o. ths pvyvr q M gsufiaa.
Aussts iiEHRiCk 4. DAVIS, Register
Ot ssd C0ur f0f s.ii COsaiT u OsfDri.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
A W GROVER. sLemsu
E.s.kihBOils. q Bsibel.
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,. o. How AID Of
a.. 4 rMiru, y Hanover
srAIE nF MAINK


COUSTY OT ONfOHD. - '-Bos'i OF County
Commissh0Ssr.. MAY sessien. lsss.
upan the foreEolaE pstitip0, satiisactOrT evil
denes taviaE tea fsceEed that the petit nsrs
Afe rsp Insibis. ani that ln4lify ists ne tsefts
81 thslf appilsatlsn Il skpciisat. On ~ OEDI2HD,
that TIE toantF CoumifslDnefs met az TIE hoa.s
&c. r. hsnlsu 10 Hanover, Ga Tsesd,y. the
txeay.slNth DAY ~ Jule NJ n alten VI the cloc 4
An, sai IN nee proceed q view lhs rOats
msntisnsd IN said psiitioa. immsiistsly Alt,r
whica yR~ . heating of The parties AT thsiI
Witnesses oil BE- hal % sons c1nysalsat plaes
~ the ylsi1itY. ant tueh o.her measures tsksa N
the premises a. the COmniss 0a~fs shall ladxs
yrOpef And u IL fnrthsf OgDGkkD, that notice
~ The Tine. pisee AMI parpcse Of Tue JOnmiss.
iooefs' mfetiFs dOfssAii b. given q all psrsoss
sol corporations istereslef. BY efu.ins atlssts.f
coIie. ~ sad pstiou sIi Of this .Fdsf thsreon 70
b. ssfv,d upon the respectiss Cisfks ~ the Ioxns
u bsihsi ana Hanover and slsO yOsisd 20 In tAfes
pabl.c pisess saeh % sati tosns. Ans sslN'i.s
81 thrss weeks succe.siEely 10 ths Oxfofd Dea
cent, newspaper printed AZ Paris On saId COsn.
~ ofOriOrd. the hr.t u ssh yuellcAtioos, snd
each Of he Olhtf notices. N - msis. ssfvel and
posted. o. lesst thitT dAys 6efofs ssia tine OF
nsetinS. 20 the cad that AL persons and oOtpOfs.
tons nay lhsn and thsre o. pear and shfw e,sse.
u any lhsy have. ~hy th- IrAyer % ssI pegllioa,
as shOali Dot D. sfsa,ei.
Attest ALBkHT - AUsIfS. Cisft.
A trse eogy ofsaii feiioe snd of,isr Of Cosu
ANGST ALBERT 5. AUSTIN. clsrt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-29
STATE or MAINE


"1'Y y D.. a. Probate cosrt, hsy Tern.
whereas, pstitioa hes been daily nlet. r,.v.
ins that the balance remsiniax ta the h,nt. ~
bshlanin W. Merrill. sinini.lfstor Of he 800.
L)dh Cotton. late of Bnsa,
nsis aa frobsie Cogn held a Psns. .iis,s
M 80. pf ssh County. on The third TUESDAY Al
NAV, a. ID ISIS. may be ordered 10 b. a.
unos,sa smong NJ hsirs Of said deceased. and
w e thefeef BE tises % al persons luterestsd
herein. 81 pssnshissa copy Of ths order ,h,,s
-ssss sseessslvtly 10 the Oxford Dsmcsrsi,
20 the hird Tuesday % Jsss. a M ~, :,
MY nay appeal q . ffobsls q ar. thee A. -
held A. fAfis. within ssi zoe ssld eca.t, A ~.
-, 80. me forenoon and SHOW esass n say
ARss sspy-ssssst 4 q. Davis isos,ss