davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-07
WHO IS THAT MAN?
What Does He Want
and Where is He
Going to Get It?

Who Is the man who doesn't want to save money!
Self preservation Is the nHt law Of nature. The
preservation Of the pockctbook Is the second.
How is the man who wants 10 save going TO do
IT, Where Is he golns when he feels In the saving
humor' Why to the MisGt Clothing Parlors, 9c9
Second street, OF course.
And why should he go thcre1 Because he gets
there the best clothing for the least money, our
advantages In buying give us peculiar advantages
in selling. We take advantage OF opportunities to
get fine clothing at extremely low figures You
get tho advantage Of very low prices.
best Clothing In Memphis. Loves, Prices
IN the CITY. Most Perfect Fits In tho
world. More for your Money
Tim other. will give you.
All the latest AMI most fashionable fabrics anil
styles All good clothing. at prices far below its
actual value.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-03
Police Notes.
MARY A. MOORE

The Police Justice spent yesterday
Just one hour in trying long list Of
offenders.
Among them were Ellen Smith (col-
ored), who, getting drunk, became dis.
orderly on the public streets. She failed
to pay s. and costs fine.
William II White got drunk. cursed
and abused Mary A White He was
fined s. and costs The court was leni-
ent with him. and let him off on condi-
ton that he would not take drink, in
terfere with his wife, or behave in "a
manner which would necessitate his ar
rest. He gave TIE court all the promises
asked
Charles Crawley amused himself by
assaulling snd b4aiiDg Josephine stew
ard The court iined bin $40 and costs.
William Taylor (colOredl was charged
with assauliing and beating Edward
Thompson. He was fined s. and costs.
Milton Bosher was charged with sieai-
ing a cloth jacket, one coat, and a basket,
the property Of j. w. Jackson. The
whole is valued at $3.50 He was given
thirty days in jail.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-03
LOCAL NOTES.

The Musee Theatre was packed last
night, aud gave an excellent programme
Miss Blockson and Burns are very
amusing in their burlesque entitled
sullivan and Kilrsin. The female min
sirels form also quite pleasing feature
Rev. w. o. Wsggener has been con
Quoting revival services at Laurel-streei
Methodist Church during The pas, week
Much interest Is manifested by the large
congregations that attend. There have
been thirty-fve conversions thus far, and
the meeting is growing in interest daily
The services will continue every night
this week
Yesterday morning at 2:4s, an alarm
Of fire was sounded from the box No. %
corner OF Clay and Gilmer streets. II
was caused by the burning Of lot OF
rubbish In vacant lots in rear OF houses
in the neighborhood. The damage was
small. No one owning property adjoin
ing lost anything.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-03
The Academy of Music.

Last night the entertaining and anus
ing comic opera, THE Queens Lace
Handkerchief" was sung before an excel
lent house at the Academy of Music The
audience seemed somewhat cold during
the first act, but as the opera progressed
they warmed up TO it, and were entbus-
iastic in their applause. The singing
throughout was good, all the characters
being well sustained. The performance
was in the whole an excellent one and
much enjoyed.
Owing 10 the decided success of the
BLACK Hussar" Monday night, and in
response 10 numerous requests, that
opera will oe given at the matinee to-
day instead of the Queens Lace Hand
kerchief as previously announced
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-03
Richmond's Mortality.

The following is the report of DR. W.
T. Oppenheimer, president Of the Board
of Health
For the week ending on Saturday last
the whole number of deaths, exclusive OF
still births, was So. The rate of mortality
of the whole population was 20l2 per
cent. per ! 900 per annum; OF the white
population 81 80 per cent. per 1000 per
sn,um. and of the colored population
80 90 per cent. per 900. The still births
were three-two white and one colored.
The mean temperature for the week was
81. 2; amount of rainfall 100 inches.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-03
lCsni,HNcd jron fsrst Page ]
the capitalists, and formed TO get money
from yOure and NIL lahorprs' nockcta

the capitalists, and Termed TO get money
from yours and all laborers' pockets.
BOUQUET PREsESTNEST.
Mayor Ellyson, In the name OF The
Clay Ward Actiyes, presented the Missis-
sippi orator with handsome bouquet,
which he accepted in short speech.
COLONEL TAzEwEiL ELLBTT.
Mayor Ellysou then introduced Col
opel tazeweH Elicit. elecior for this dis
trics. He stated that IL WAS cold tonight,
which fact the reporters had recognized
at an earlier hour.
He bad intended TO speak at length,
but merely glanced at the many things
20 be discussed He spoke for 10 min
utes and did so eloquen,ly.
Mayor Eilyson then introduced Mr..
Conway r. sands, who made practical
speech, after which the meeting ad-
journed
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-03
The Blues inspection.

The annual inspection OF the Rich
mond Light Infantry Blues was held at
their armory iast night, promptly at $
o'clock. by Colonel Jo Lane Sterne. This
company has fif,y-nine men on It's roll
and Of these fifty-eight were present
showing the best percentage OF any
company SO far inspected in the State.
The Governor was present, with Miss
Hayes, daughter OF Captain Hayes OF
the United states Army.
The Howiizers were also inspected
They had ffty-seven men present, and
also made good showing.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-03
Protracted Meeting.

A protracted meeting Will be held IN
Centenary church all this week. Rev
Mr.. Sturgis conducted the meeting last
night. The several Methodist pastors In
the city will assist the pastor OF Cen'e-
nary church.
Everybody are invited TO these meet
incs. including strangers. The exercises
legin at g o'clock, last about an hour
and are productive OF great good.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-03
HALIFAX COUNTY.
Crops Injured by Frost

HALIFAX CoUNTY e. H., VA. October
This county was visited on saturday
night by a h. avy frost The tobacco
crop was backward, and very little had
been housed. Al tobacco on low flats
and northern exposures is badly dam
aged, many pieces entirely ruined.
Probably small estimate would be one
third of the crop is totally ruined,
and e-fourth Of the remainder cOnsid-
erahlv damaged.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-03
Try my SWEETHEART Cigarettes.


was found upon the shoulders of the ben
eficiaiy's tanceo, and thus the immense
fortune Of the testator descended 10 his
rightfu heirs The good effects Of Dr.
Dayid's Liver pills are indelibly stamped
upon the eallhlul c0uDtenances and r0-
bust forms of The thousands who have
taken them, and thus p0sterity is blcsi IN
the strength and health Of its ances.
tors.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-03
HUSTINGs COURT,
Lndce Atkins Presidlng.

John Onesty, charged with keeping a
dis)rderly house, was tried and acquii-
ted
John Powell. charged with assault and
battery, was convicted and given three
months In Jail.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-03
Bees and Carrier Pigeons.

The owner of some homing pigeons at
Hamm bet that on fine day twelve Of his
bees would beat q like number Of his carrier
pigeons IN making the distance lone hour
between uamrn and the tom OF khyaern.
Twelve pigeons and twelve bcss f,ur droae5
and eight working bees, ell powdered with
llour were taken 10 RAyncru and sinu.ta-e-
o1sly set free. \ white drolo arrived homo
four seconds in advance Of the frs pigeon;
tie remaining three drones aud .Ae second
pigeon arrived tosether, and the eight work
ing beespreceded the ten pigeons by Z length
New York sun
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-03
CHANCERY COURT.
Second DAYS Proceedings

Second DAYS Proceedings
The second day Of the October term of
the Chsncery Court began yesterday.
The Court did much business in sign
ing papers presented by lawyers and con-
sidered by the Court.
MISS MooRE's WILL.
The will OF Miss Sarah X. Moore was
probated. II reads | hereby give, de-
wise and bequeaih TO my sister, Mary A.
Moore all nv property ealpersonal and
mixed-snd appoint her executrix OF
this my last will and testament, and
order and direct that my said executrix
be not required to give security.
SARAH II. MOORE.
August II, 1873
There were two wills drawn up on one
day between two sisters, each giving TO
the other goods and estate in the event of
the other dying.
Miss Mary A Moore's will reads;
81 hereby give, devise and bequea'h
unto my sister, Sarah r. Moore, all my
property, real and personal and mixed,
and appoint her my executrix OF this my
last will and testament. And order and
decree that my said execuirix be not re-
quired 10 give any security.
August 18th, 1878.
MARY A. MOORE"
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-03
MEETINGS..
iiEADQrARTEf CoNTFDrntTE Il. +
LEE CAMP. No. +. NfTRH'rs,
N.TthAs HALL.
HrrfernNl " IrfItst 1888

HgADQrARIErs CONFEDERATE X. f
LEE CAMP. NO. Z, NfTRHsfs,
N.TthAs HALL.
HIcpMOND. VA. October ), 1883.
COMRADES:-On Friday the jih day
Y lof this month. Will boz unveiled in Oily
wood monument o. the memoryO OF one whose
name-liCk LTT-will ~ down 10 unborn
gcuegat Gus as IL type OF tic southern Soldier
if witt peer without superior.
You have been invited 10y an Association Of
those who so CALAMITY followed his lead O.
participate in the ceremonies incident 10 this
tribute 20 the memory OF their old cOmman-
der.
Your Camp has unan.m usly accepted that
invitation YOU vii therefore muster az your
hall on Broad street ON the morning Of the day
above named AZ 1870 O'Clock.
Every tomfaee who has a uniform j. cN-
pected 20 wear II. including white hat. whilc
gloves and reed cane.
Comrades who have no uniform VIII wear
the Camp badge. with citizens dress.
The Drum Corps wili muster 10 the time ana
p ace named above.
Knowing that you. as old veterans, will see
the duty. not 20 say the pleasure you will have
i'm mastering with FULL hANkS. ! forbeaf
an appeal.
BY ORDER Of the Camp.
JANIS W. WHITE.
Colonel and Commander.
ARTHUR 4. SPLITTER.
aufaln and Adiufant. loct2-lt
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-03
TEETH AND GUNS.

wrloh recommends Itself by rs intrinsic mor
IT'S, erd d universally popular with al VINO
have used 10. ltHlre SOS and destroys the OF.
feasilc olor caused by dccaying teeth. and
lmraf!s a fragrant olor 10 the breath. Lsel
us remedy. % viii speedily heal all Bleed
inr. Sr0urv. IlCeufei. aud Nccoliug Gums
10 is t!n-Iiaasse3 % gargic for sore Throat
ana bias oecu used 40 sea with eatire success,
cor fae -ra-~lc kne-e-
tsk your Druggist for il. Price. Gc. Pre-
y. ROBERTS BAKER.
Richmond, Va,
3auge5tf Inventor 0ni Sole Proprietor.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-03

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
l VIRGINIA ELECTRIC LIGHT AND
POWER COMPANY are called in general
meeting al J. O'Clock. Saturday. october 10th.
az tie Offices OF the Richmond Union Pdsscn-
ger Railway.
py order 81 the Board Directors.
September 1883 seplsr
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-03

A box Of Dr. David's Vegetable Liver
Pills IS worth its weight in gold TO
sufferer with sick headache.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-03
CITY Central Democratic Committee.

City Central Democratic Committee.
This committee was called to order at
7:15 o'clock. President Ryan in the
chair, with ID. ). Gates as secretary
There were present Messrs. Farrar,
O'Keefe, Bryant, Lyle, Wood, Cary,
Gates. Jacob, Conner, Bigger, Smith,
and Britain. The minutes of the last
meeting were read and approved. Re
ports from different committees were
called for, but none were presented.
Mr.. Lyle, the new member from jeff
erson ward, was introduced 10 the com
mittee by the President, and in response,
he thanked the committee for the con
fidence they had reposed in him, and said
that he hoped to prove worthy 1t.
Various subjects OF interest to the
party were discussed, and the committee
adjourned at an early hour 10 attend The
Democratic .club meeting on Church
Hill
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-03
Sick Headache

Cured and its return prevented by the
use of simple and very harmless remedy
that has been used By msny of our great
est sufferers, and always with the sam.
resulis--a perfect cure. Ask for sbOx Of
DR.. Dsvid's Vegetable Liver Pills. For
sale by all druggists and country mer.
chants. Price % cents box Of % pills
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-03
No Mercury

or other mineral poison In DR.. Dayid'i
Vegetable Liver Pills.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-03
The Life Insurance Company Of Virginia,
RICHMOND, VA.
GA WALKER, President JAMES W. pEGRAM, secy
G. a. WALKER, Presiden

thee
Virginia. and ;sca is proudof
all without estn
ra
to Dollars Hundred Dollars
five centsp @
by letter
needed tina its
gentlemen: g. A. Walker william Pembon
WI wail Johnston
II Cameron and n Il
where tn Company notno represented Address
Nv. PEGRiM Sey Life Ins. Co. Of Va,
Richmond va
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-10-03
CONFEDERATE DRESS
HOW THE PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH
CLOTHED THEMSELVES.

Interesting "Reminiscences of the Days OF
the Civil war-Fcminine Ingenuity In
Tashioning Garments from Crude Mate
rials-Spinning. DycinG, Weaving.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
Two oxford counts Sion
ANON MINI ncfaiI. JaiJ d I


oas ofihe notable visitors OF the vesi
~. Gov N. l. Stsarhs. % Atlantic. Lows
Fur .lH years be was Governor OF Floriia,
Ani wAs one ~ the ihree southern COVERT
srs Who was couutsi oct In tsie. although
be received bigger vote than DID ilsyss,
Who wAs given The electoral vote of that
State. ~ the All Of The SOaihsrn Demo
crats In Congress Gov Siearus L. q ~.
tive % lowell. Maize. ani was clsssm,is
In Colby College with Weslon IIAmmons
arr Df W W. FIREMAN 90 this city. IL
tel BE- len college FOR the army. ard lost
his right arm In the battle Of Winchester.
lie IL row president ofA n,nfishlng hsnk
10 Atlantic. lows. Bat has large property
Interests In Words. where be- spynd. bis
winters. To j. naturally . sialsari 70.
publican, aui predicts . nailOnh victory
ior M. party. While In The city be uss
The gusst ~ his uncle. 4. y kisssll. and
wss accompanied BY Mrs. StsaFn., NOS,
accomplished LADY.
Curiously enough. there 4. another dis
iiugulshsi visitor In AnotA, native of
The stme little town In M,lnr. Hoo DAVID
llAmuuus, Who now reside. Ia Bethel OF
that Siats. lie = the father % Wssior
srf kTer,tt llsmmons. our two popular
lawyer, ani he IL .. stfoug Democrat a.
Gov Sisafus IL Rspahlicsn. lie "a.
elected o. Cougfss. from The district ths,
10 nov honorci ~ Nelson Dinglsy, Ia The
days bs'of. "MAlne went bell bent fo'
Governor Ksut. sni TlpP-cAnoe aui Tyler,
ton" lie q. ons % TIE noted politician.
ard lawyers % bis section, aud stands
hlgh A. an able AMI honest m,n. lie i
here flr BE health. aud slucsfrly hops
that The hsaihful clim,,s % Miuns.ot'
Siil restore hin folly lie viii nai :
hearty welcome smoug the many friends
| % hls worthy zoos.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
STATE NEWS.

Pennington Village has voted for cleo.
Iic lights.
Gov. Marble declines rsnomins,ion
a. senator from Lincoln County.
AMLps nan Was robbed OF % watch on
Boston common.
An intoxicated man was drowned In the
Kennebeo At Augusta
The Boston a M.lpe station a. ssco WAS
broken into on. night recently. The burg
lars secured between go and ESQ.
Canton worumbn.. Ps,risrchs Militant,
OF Lewiston, csptur,d 5000 worth Of prizes
At The competitive dril At Cincinnati.
The Arguments on the motion for new
trial In the stair. Cromwell case were made
In the Law Court at Portland last week.
Farmiugiou village corporation has
sgsin voted not IN contract with the wstsr
company for supply OF water for Gre
purposes
Portland voted Thursday 20 rs,ify TIE
lease Of the Pcrtlsnd 4 ogdebshurg "a
the Maine Central IL wss light vote
Ani large msloriv.
The member. ofthe Canadian Press A.
sociaiion with their lsdiss. arrived In
Portlsnd Wednesday evening. and vent "a
he Ottawa House. Cushlng's Island, vhere
they will b. euiertAlUed durlng their stay
The length OF their stay l. indtnalis, bot
IL Il proposed by The citizens OF Portland
a. make it a. loug a. possible, by showing
up all the Polnts % lnierc-, In The vicinity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
News OF the Week.

z.~ru,av Urr..sfaka'.r 90 ri e rrafrIt.ar
s..r. u n .sr-.H. .- o. - % fHrr.f - llarU
~ r.arirrs ....rrfrI rr Irrrkfr a. InflTIsfrI
1850 10 f..f.Ha D.. .rr I.aas - propose fl
- 49, 80 IL 49,. -rr. Itf.trr -I t. aarrnfrs
a.rr.r A go Trr-.E 80 .rtnrar.r nnr
-. II. sa.-.-.r .-.l.lr 49, 90 r-fs 81 80 Ut.
400 y 80. fsn r.rr I'D fll.r .rrs
Nnsnsr H. n.sk.rn raTrr rnsra's.farfrs.
rr.rs 49,. tsse a.rar 90 Ef ltsrrIsa tl.I rrHfr.f.
--Err.tar r..rrrles fa .arrrrr .a-if Ii lrrlssFi
q rfr.rr sn 90 zee rf trr llHesr shrrrnf - o.
la.rr rf rt.rrtau of dfr u.a.fr' fl Fltfrai ~
f..rs. Irra Hf = nrHHurH. a. rrHHHHI N ii Il tH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
Notes from Gao Fryeburg chau.

Notes from the Fryeburg Chau-
tauqua.
The nsetlurs OF the ChsatsuQiA Assem-.
/ BY afe aud will b. ran % Interest - the
lsrgs uambsr % sitsndAnts. THIS goes
without saying smong those who are Ia
miin With tais years programme. And
/ flr those Who are not, nothing more Il
needed than to mention the names Of such
SPEAKERS ~ Mrs. Lvsrmorr. Hon. Geo NJ
Towls. Rev Msssfs GfJrd. Hsyn.s. Dan
uins. Ba.hflri. Mrs Laeis kim1All, q. X.
Bolster. Prof. Caspian and Winchester.
Rsv Dr Sourss's unexplained failure
Nas more than made good BY second
lecture cy Mrs. LiysrmOrv.
ftisagr,Ai mistake on the part OF OK.
ford Connty, thsi IL sends 80 few repre-
ssutativvs % the Assembly. However,
there l. siill . chance f0r 10 % redeem IL
self ani hear some Of the goOd ihings.
wednesday. Aug sih, l. Recognition Day,
whsn In afdiiiOu - the exercises Of es-
p-ciAl Interest 70 CnautAuqaans, Rev.
Emory Hsynes. ID. ID OF Boston, will
deliver two Addresses. and Hon. Geo.
MakepsAce Torls will lecture.
THURSDAY, Aug 9th, Is q A. X. Day.
Hon ". l. Putnam Is advertised a. one
% the speakers.
Brosufrld shoss iis knOwledge and sp.
probation OF the worth OF the meetings,
oy sending q large delegation.
BfifgtOu. Cornish and Wsst Baldwin
are sci 2, prsseutst
sidney q STACY ofK.In Fallc. and 4.
= bartlett OF East StOnehsm. two grsdu-
atss % North Bridgton Academy, are on
the B0wdOln College Glee Cluo. Prof
Morse IL assisted this year By the Pail
harmonic Club. The eueores which IL re-
esiyes give testimony Of the favorable re-
eep,iOn OF the music IL discourses.
one Of The new features OF the Assembly,
i The Assembly Record. Published BY
II y. wOrmwOod, eiitor Of The oxford
Couuty RscOr.- Tue Assembly Record"
i pretty little folio containing reports Of
The meetings. ard advertisements. The
heading, designed by J \ Bsrrows. gives
the mountain view seen from the grounds.
Later. cuts OF the various buiidiDgs will
fppsN
me NormL Hours, conducted by Rsys-
T Dunn and W. ~ Berry, are very
helpful 20 teachers, a. sre also Mrs. West
woods talks on = \. Primary work.
The horse railroad proves Invaluable.
Besides connecting with al the trains.
special trips are made for the sceomnods-
ton OF The village people. Several hund-
nd passengers are transported daily.
Wednesday, eount wss SOS
The track has BEEN extended 10 the
avenue a. the sntrsnes TO the Auditorium,
which n much more convenient than Last
years arrsngemsnt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
Blaine Reception Committee

ANNistAs VI July ~. ANNT
Nv DrAr S'r-Mf DlAine Il srpsctsi 20
arrive In Augusta August 10 AZ o. u.
We A., de.lrou. Of gislng oar distinguished
ciifsn Afsr hls lOng shssnce sbro,i, .
grand ovs'lon on NJ. rsiufn home. Al re-
publlc,ns rr cordially irViisi % be pfss.
sut
SPECIAL trains with low fares will run
from Al sections % The STATE.
AT rpaHlean csmpNgn cluhs In the
State az especially invited 90 b. prsssui
AMI take part Ia TIE rscsp,lou. IL IL de-
slfable th,, clao. BE- In unlfofm when
practicable. A collation. slll he furnished N
All clab- on their arrival in Augusta A.
sAfly ani favorable rrp'y IL requested,
sisilrg TIE pro5Ahls nanbcr ~ msnhsfs
at whether - b. accompanied by muslc.
Address.
l. A DrER. See'y Comml,iss.
Augusts, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
srArE nf MAKE.

COUNTY or OXFORD s.-Bosri % Couniy
Comm 81 fnefs, Ma 81 ssi1n, -, held by 81.
j5afument ~ ii.i. isss.
Ipoa tho firsgsiag petition satisfactory syiisacs
havias bssa revived that the petiiionsFs az -
.onslbls, and that ingaify iato The merits % heir
appilcaiiBa IL sNpsiisnt. IL N OEDEHED, mat
toe N1unty InmmisslHafrs meet az tue fDst uftss
Al Ea.g -umasf. o. raesiJ n tseuty ihlrd day
~ Ociob-f neNt. az tea Il ne clprs 4 ". All
thsncs pfOcsei 20 view ths route mentioned On saii
pstillsi iamsiiately amer which Fiss hsAfins Of
TIE parties and their witnesses all D. hal AZ ssms
cJuVsasat pl.ce In ths vicinity, anf sach other
mestafss tAksn 10 the pre mises a. the Commis
sisnsfs shall Judge propsr. Ani Il 10 further %
dsrui that notice II the time, place AMI puryOss
u the Comissionsfs' meeting Aforesaid b. siVen
% all psfsons ani corporations Interested. By
e,a.laE attsste coges u sid pstiloa and 81 this
order ihsfoon o. - served upOa the Clefs of
.rs town OF ,amnsf and siso % ted 40 IN thre~
pabiio places In saii tosn. All publishe,i tarse
scsks saocessv.ly 10 the OxioFi Democrat q
nsssp pc pfiaiei AZ fan' 10 sah C0unU
u Osl-fi ths hrst OF stt publications, aai eseh of
the ,tssr n0Ices. 10 b. made, served snd postef ,
a. least thifly days before sAi tins Of mestaE, -
M sad that all gersoas AL cBfpyfAtoas MAJ thea
and there appear ani shss csass, II aaY tbsy
rave, shJ lhe prayer Of .aa set1iSasn shSsh
not b srsnisi.
Attest ALBERT =. AUSTIN. Cisrs.
true oOpy Of AID rs'is'oo All order OF Court
ArrEsT. ALBERT $. AU.riS. clsrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-08-07
STATE or MAISE.

COUNTY OF oxroRD, .s-BoArd Of Coasty
| Commissioners. May session, isss, held by al
| lsart meat Jaly STAT. ls-s.
Cpon the fOreg ola psti ssiisiAetory evidence
navlng been received thai the petitioners are 70
on.ible snd thai lBqalry iat0 the merits Of thsii
sptlieafiOn IL expedisnt. IL Il Ordered that ths
COsnty Commissiossfs meet AZ the house OF 70
| q Pitcher 10 said Bethel. On The st'eehth dAy
Of Oaober next, ~ Ten Of the eloct A. n.
aud thence proceed 10 view the foats
msoliOned In ssh petilion. Immediately anei
.hlea vss . hearing Of The parties aud theii
witnesses win b. had Al some In the
viciniy sn3saeh other measures taken In The pfeml
ses ss the eommissionsrs shall gadge propsr And
"A 10 farther ordered that n0tics % The Time. plscs
anf parpOss OF the tommissiOnsfs' meeting Aiofe
said b. given 10 all persons and cofpOfstl0as IN.
tsrcsed ~ cAaslng sttsstsd copies OF said petition
and OF this order thereon ~ be served asoo ths
Clsrk Of the town of Bctbsl sad also posted ny
In tatlie places In SAID tosn and paolnhed
sesis saccessi,ely IN the Oxford Demo
ers,, newspaper printed a. Paris, IN
sait C0anty 81 Oxford, the hst OF said publication.
ani e.ea ~ the other NOTICES 20 b made served
asi posted Al least thirty dys before said tine Of
mestlnf, 10 the end that hii persons and eofpo-
rstloas may then and thsis appear aud shew
o.sss, n any they have, ~iy The prayer Of said
pstitlopers shesid aot BE ffi ntsd.
Attests ALBkk. .. AUSTIN, Clert.
A i've sopy Of sait rssis'os ssd Order OF Court
xnsssi ALBEIT s.AusrrS. cl1s.