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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-02-10
Leaislating in the Interest of Mo
nopoly.

Congress heretofore legisJated CHEF
]y in the interest of monopoly anc
heavy moneyed institutions. This elias.
legislation has at last become intolera
BILE and there is general cutlery from
all parts of the country against it.
The demand is becoming more ur-
gent that the government take charge
of the telegraph. and connect it with
The post office, and that fractional cur
rency be again issued on gold and sill
yer basis payable on demand 1t is the
most convenient and BEST small mon
ey we can have; as good, every bit as
the greenback.
The Express companies, these rail-
road rings within rings adroitly have
managed to have high rate of postage
on Srd and 4th class matter, and the
latter restricted to pounds, when all
such matter should be increased to S
pounds, and cent for two in place oil
one ounce.
The money interest of Wall street
has for quarter of century, dictated
at Washington the entire financial
policy of the government, and by this
management in their interest the cir
culating medium has been curtailed
every succeeding year while the wants
of an increasing business and popu,a
tion have demanded the increase in the
volume of the currency. AS a natural
consequence prices of every article, the
product of labor has fallen while the
interest of fixed Investments and capt.
tai has held its place, with the power
to purchase double the products of la
Dor that it possessed twenty years ago.
From every quarter of the country a
strong remonstrance is heard against
this policy and in no quarter comes a
clearer and stronger protest and de
mand for change than from the agri
cultural associations of the western
states. We publish in our Farm DE.
partment this week the memorial to
Congress of one ofthe State Alliances
which is but sample of the loud de-
mands that are being made for a radi-
cal change in the management of some
of The most important departments OF
the National government.
The transportation abuse, is engag-
ing the attention of the public and the
usurpation of railroad companies is in
u fair way to receive check. and
these lawless corporations be held 10 q
strict account of justice in a few years
Our government has without ques
ton, leen run in the interes
of moneyed class for the past
two decades, and the great de-
velopment and material advance mad,
has been kept close company by elias
of crafty men who have raked in near
~ all the wealth which has been accu
INFLATED in these wonderful years o
progress. The agricultural class ha
been crushed to the ground as it ha
never before been in the history of thi
nation. Other things considered th
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-02-10

Henry George has been lecturing
in Baltimore. He advocates one tax
only and that on land He says some
land IS worth $4,000, 900 an acre in
New York.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-02-10
Friday, Feb. La, 1sSs.

Some men-actually men-grumh
le and object to the Grange because
women are admitted to membership
These same men would as strenuous
" object to women being member
OF the church or of the household
like the Turks-if the custom has
not originated before they were born
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1888-02-10
For Heroic Female Teachers.

Miss Louise Royce, school teach !.
err, three of whose pupils died in her
arms during the recent blizzard, in
Nebraska, will lose both feet and a
portion of one arm as the result of
exposure Nearly $4,000 has already
been contributed to the fund for the
teachers-Miss Freeman, Miss Royce
and Miss Shattuck. Over $4,000 OF
this amount goes to Miss Shattuck,
who lost both of her lower limbs.
The indications are that this fund
will reach between $4,000 and
$4,000 within the next ten days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
Rates 20 Chicago.

AUGUSTA. ME May ltth, ISIS
The Msiue delegation ~ the Republican
Nnisah cenvsntio,. 81 Chicssn. Jans
18Th. viii leave boston. Friday. June 18th,
afr from the Boston and Albany
station, proceeding ~ The way OF Albany,
syracuse ami Brdslo, arriving In Chiesgu
on Saodsy morning
FsHEs FoR THE Rousp THir i-frnm
Iisaiton. Maine. $500 Calais. s15 S.
Oiitowp, t39.6S, Bangor. t19 2Sg StO~'
began, SIS 90, ws,-r,ille. s2s IS, Ausas
q. $500, L--i.ton md Brubsvief,
&c Oos Baih. s26 IS, koekl.nd. tfs co.
Portland, s25 90 slipping Car ueksu,
g. 81. of ell roand trip
TIE headquarters Of she nslegation o,
chicsgo viii be At Ps'lor n, Grand fscif
ic Hots'.
TIE ssslgumeut OF rooms AZ the Grand
P.cln, Hotel ~ the members 81 the dele
CATION. including Alternates, viii Be msii
su route. Othtr rooms have b, n ergsee'
for p-r,ons accompanying The dslsgauon,
shlch will al b ssslsnsi al tn IN
time.
Tickets vii b. gOoi until Jaue SO,s, an
may ~ obtalnei by any person desiring "a
sccompsuy the delegation by that trsla.
Delegates sni others are requested u
apply 20 v. X. Doorrpr. Portland, Ne,
Zoe tickets and car berths, on or btfor'
Jan. slh.
]. MANCHESTER u.ySrs.
Nfuisr NIfiaa1f Couuiffss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

A NEW problem has been 'Prung upOu
The mathematical -orld. With disastrous
effect. II is this: III ben . bali lay
an egg and = half in day and . half.
boz many egss ~ill an ben. lay in sew
sn days. ?" Leaned men diseu. the
problem. and the papers pablish vari0as
solutions. sOme eorree, aud some ineor.
rect. some Of them .gbhnsly ridiculous.
and nearly all loag and complicated.
The .hor,s., solution. which has not
come usder our notice. though ve hav.
no dOab, ], has been published. Is this :
II hens lay 4 ssg' in u days. u
hens ~ill lay e1g IN in l day. nlt
ben. lay esg in day. 6 hens vill lay
4 Eggs 10 day. OF IS eggs In : days
n there IL any earthly need Of logger
or more complicated solution to the prob
lem. We would like TO know VIA, IL Il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
sOuTU PARIS.

Asother week has pissed aud oar fxrm.
~. have n,is but lii,ie prosrAsin their
sprirg's sOrk
u. 4. Cummings hss ben very SICK The
past svsk. bis roubls bsing caused from
irjaries received 10 the railroad cOlliIiou
several yesrs agO.
10. wO,sioary hs- been attsnilax Drs
Yates AM P.Sksri's pN,l~ats ~ West Par
q darinx their shs.ucc.
Msosl Raw.on Il paehlng In NE DISCO,
DIST
Hannibal Howe has rrtarrcd home. sftsr
several weeks barney thrcugh The South
sylvia S1ar'lsd EsQ AMI III. wife. have
arrived ff,m Portland snd opsbei thsif
hoase Cor The sumner.
W. A frOihiushan. agent for TIE ropl-
ar Bncksie mower, sold thirv-ooe me-
chinss last season.
Mr. y. G. Merrill r,m,lns quite m. AMI
a. p-e.sut hs. . nurse.
wors ca n STARTS house :. proyr"
log rapidly.
Mrs Cisra Howard 4. takitg care ~ her
mother. Who 1. very SICK Al B1lstsf'- NILS.
warren Psririige. form-r s,Diynt %
ne Oxfori NOrnsl instiiuts. I. pos Pcs
tor of The Nngl church a. NOrslCh, y.
: With salary OF $1,000 PER var.
Rev q. FiiI IL enjoying svaesiiOn OF
fss weeks
Moor PARA preseni. . peasant seen.
TIE winter.
wLksr, tie Ice ma. has got rs team
rail- Cor use nd IL waiting fof The aiser,
Il wsrm weather
Ar yoa Tolsg a,hiasi IsoG Try vii
ssll ne tscals.
NJ. Parker moves q STOW his week.
A G Jones hss rstnrusi 10 hi- stop.
shsr~ al ~. % m caine ~orS IL done
promptly ani satisfactorily.
Ia. svifsnuy The yea fo' 81 ciio1 sud
&c hear msmhers OF r,ca party di-cussifg
ne infitiiuai merits OF M hvofits can
flisis. Toe nem Gratis - ~ have rot
aam 4 thslf Candidates flf GoVsrnOf, bat
A., unsnlm lus IN tas belief that Prrsldei,
risvelsud u suo,g than foar years $50,
al that he vii oe bis Osn successor II
ssut M NJ smrtg IN X puhlicap. ~ TIE
tiisgr a. sapfes.et l. s,foug Tor CleAVss,
dthnugh .hsf IN iuventina ihsy Sih -
'or ne winhing man. n ~ ctnt have
cluate. Uscls lisnslod Hamlia would b.
.ccsp'snle
oar a.. hsn bo,s Visited q rh.n last
NhiAFAaN Al vi eNANAAsa y - ~ ~
s f,r GofhNns sui f1T S1aih Pans. Sew
srai aitsu4sd he gene frum here aai o..
port q 90 time All game
Soms thirty OF our yoaug pope Nreni.
4 N prime dsnAis Al ils'ron Last wsinss
iav evening"
joan y. Cob. q ~ Aabarp. VS. A.
~ 4 Msrri.rs iAsi Tassiay
J. W. CAfs'ev hss decided pnt q coutin.
is In tas sgg basinoss W. earn ihai hs
lntsris - 80 Avsy All Sil be sorry %
inse IN vA'ush'sa cliiI q.
Mrs n X. B'tnsy And diughtsr h,vc
.pshi IN past vesk Al Hoo. A. z. Bous'ys.
Backfsd
winssli : Starblri. avoiau'esr In he
Il h.luou. h,s b.. granted prnslou.
Mr. as Mrs y . E.liou afe sooa 20
move D. Norvsy
MIS- Aruls Foss. l. ,saeAins At We,
/ Paris
mr. yNisiy store seen, 10 BE- receiving
lsrrs pairntge
An Gerry soiF " n ,unsy retained
from Ssasgo L,ks -ih some nice s,lmou
william SaA- "a. he na-.i boss on ths
dssf n wts osl.t BY y NJ Taoaas, Of
/ Autovsr
TIE S,uia Parts Rass BGl CAB win pls,
r,tgrr gsms sith the Glfhtms 90 Tie
/ sif groands Decoration DAY
TIE Rspahiicsn csucus l. callei n meet
II ths tosn holf-. Paris Ill. nsKt SAiuf-
i faY snsrnoon a. O'Clock q choose is'e
/ gates % tas S;Ais AZ Coauty C1nvcntions.
/ 4 fll aitenfancs IL desired
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
STATE NEWS.

TIE ssuAis Increase. ths House river aud
haroor sppr ,prisiiou Or Portland harbor
from SIS 90 ~ $50 90
Col John n Adams. % The Argus. has
been appointed q member % the West
POiut boari OF exNminer..
The new evidence IN The S;slt- Cromssll
esse comes befire Jadge Peters JAY 81.
afisr which al the evidence vii be present
a % "a. las c1urt
The at - homiciis I. reported frnm Au-
gus'a ani va N oatcoms ~ . rsesn nj
.p.rring sxhinlilou there. An sltstc,,i0p
took placs on ne railroad track between
James A. GstcAsll and william II. Hopkins.
Gsichell strack Hopkins blow In the face.
Which thres him dosn. aud hi- bead strik.
lng The rail-. itjnfies we're Infected from
which b. di-i fec hours later. TIE ircub
u began Al ths sparring srhioiiioo. api the
general bsllefi. that Gstehsll vas acting
anisr considerable pr0voeati0u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

Az ,ffor, i 10 Be- made to secure a.
early morning mail from Portland Tor
South Pans. Norway and PARIS HILL. A
year or too ago ~e bad such . mail,
and learned to appreciate Il. Las, sum-
mer the Grand Trunk run . special
train from lewiston Jane,iOa to Me-
ehAaic Falls 20 eonnee, ~ith the X +.
& r.. giving the residents slong that
line the benefit Of the early mail I;
mssn-hils Paris. South Paris and Nor
way have TO walt until after eleven
o'cloek fOr their morning papers, and
anyone Who e Ia Portland and wishes
to se, home has TO spoil -hOls FORE
noon 10 doing IL. It's 10 be hoped that
arransemeats -ill be made 80 that the
special from Lewiston Janeiioa. may
extend lis run At has, 80 far -
South PAris. - IL would Be .
eoavsaisnes to the people in this vi
eiaisy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
REI.IEf n. KNIGHT
ROsANN T.. DkMkkRIfT
k1,TA n. GkEENLEAf.
Notice OF Porecle>u re.

Whsress JaInss n. Day q weoistsck, In the Cean.
" q Oxfsr ssf sfats n hsss ~ his hertAfs deed
dsisd IN thrtisth day - Jsnasfy, A. u lsss, aai
recorded IN ne Onflrd Coanfy RfEistry Of deeds.
hnOk ~, pAxs n. coaTsyst - The Bethsl ssting'
RAnk, . CERTAIN psrUei q real est<te. sIiusted u
Woodstosk Ia ths Csaaty u Otford end stAie q
hsns, and hountei ani dsscribed a. bll0ss. via
CERTAIN piece o. parcel q 30. estsis iogethef I'm
tks baufiass thereon, situated II the village Il
nryanf'. Pad, In sid Wootsnck, % the north sids
Of tks rad leading ffon Brysnts fc.d 10 knmfotd.
and bouais a. felloSs, VIA. - The south " TIE
sbovs nsnsi rosi. On the set ~ isad ovssd snf
nortk AL east ~ lsn 81 hrnerly u Orin olnes.
snd shsrsss The condaon 81 ssii Mortgage has bsen
brOksn. thsfsere. ~ resson eth bressh u he
eonAIfioa thsrsel The sad Bethel ss.ings b.nk by
vots 81 rs Trustees duly made sad rscor3ed hsy 4.
isss el.lms foreeiosare q said Mortgage.
Dated a Bsfhsl. May n, A. ID. las.
BETnEL SAVINGS RANK.
By A r IlERkISK, Treasurer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

o'rcr or Ins sa,nII, oy os,oHD Cot

o,Ycs OF rHt snrEITr OF otroRD COUNTY
stain or MAINE.
ONFORD. ss.-hsi ~, A. II. is.s
rI>Iis 10 " give notice, that On the si.l
Il DAY OF NAY, a. u. iss. . warrant % 10
s0l,eucy vss isssed oct q the Count a Iasolysa.
81 fOr said County Of oxford, against The sstais
OF eeofse X Leighton ssd John A. L-lshtoa, co.
partners usdsr he arm name OF q ofse X. aId
Jena A. Leighton, Of Giiead, ~ eS.Psrtbtrs sHi
n divtiuAis.
atlsised 70 10 IssOlveat DEBTORS. 90
peiitiOa Of ssf - bt0r.. Which pstitlOa Gas te.i
the IS day % May. D. u. isss " shich last
nsmet date ialsrtst on claims 10 % be oomp1tel
Thai the payment % Any detts sai the delivery
ami tfsnsfsf % any property belonging 10 ssli
dso,OIs, 70 them or f1f thsr nee. AMI the tfivery
and Tsns fsr u any property ~ them are fotbdfss
~ iass That 10 mestins ~ the CretIt0r. % saii
Dsbtors, 70 prove tbsn dstts and eboo.e oas OF
mofe Assixbees of their estate. viil be hell Of q
Court u ins0ivensy, 70 be h0hisa 81 Paris IN said
County. on The ieih cav Of June. a. u. LIS, %
ins 0'slock In the lorsno,n.
Given under nv hand The date drst above wit.
Ten. ALvAN H. GOODWIN, Dspuly shsrir,
~ Messenger OF The Cosn of lnsolyeuey, for
SAID Coanly of OXFORD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
Messenger Notice.
spIcr 90 rnE sHIruY 90 oxyosp Covxr,
STATE OF MAINE.

opucH 90 InH sHIrIry or oxyoHp Covsr,
STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, 80 May ~, A. II. les.
", HIS IL to give soties. that on the aist day 81
i Nay. a. j.. lsss, q warrant In lnsol,snc,
vas issaed out Of the Court OF lssolvsnev 10,
sad Coupty Of OxfOtd. against the estate OF
DANA COTTON, Of Potter, IN said County. Al
jsdse.i 70 b an lnsol'ent Debtor. ca petition 0,
SAID lsotor, uheh psflion wee fled on the
ls.h day Of Nay, A. d. lees, n phlch
lasi named date interest On elsias 10 70 II
smpetsdi That The payment OF any debts
belonging 10 said debtor, N him or fof IN
use, and the delivery and transfer OF aay prop.
e.ty eJ hin are forbidden By Law. Ihsia nestiss
OF The Creditors Of sah Debtor, 90 prove thsls
Debts and ehooss oes OF more Assisness Of hls
estate, VII be held 81 Court Of Insolvency 70 b
holden ~ Probate Couu Room IN PARA, In ssN
County, on The Ian dag Of jane, A. ". isrs. m
nins o'clock In the fortDoon.
Gives under my kAad ne date frst above vrsst>.
JOkDAn STACY. Dvpaty sssr.f,
- 1900 nss:s,s,s o. y: Court efiAssl'sssy Zoe ssid
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
A REPUBLICAN STATE ClyVESTIlS
WILL BE nELDi>-
CITY HALL, PORTLAND,
TUESDAY, JUNE II, 1888,
O'CLOCK A. NJ,
AT II O'CLOCK A. w.,

~ ~ pufPo.s of nominating ssnii.iai
Ar t.rNernuf. o. - supported a. ~ rstAFA
t-sf slscfinn. aad trNassCiiuE Any uihsf past
us-. thaf nsy proFsriY c,tuis reiefe ~
Tts BASIS rourNsTnlaiitn III - - -
in.s Isch City. to-n. al plantAilnn Ill -
srtiIis.i ~ ons lisisrsi- AL tnf eNct ssteutf
nss vuis. $50 ttf a. HsrahlicAn cNnillels
f.sr tsax~runr o. $50 - sslIlltilsusl drtfs 49,
81 r1r q frsftiun - fHftN Nutss % a - ~
.@ssntr sc vuts-. farthsr slilit.nsl Hele
ia-n "a plantation. can onlr ~ nlisi ~ -
aents ~ M c.santI On ~hich the 'AoAnel
Tbs stais COMMITTEES ill - On session. m M
reception RON of ~ Hal ~ nine oclcck 90
tbs unoruing % tne tuuNenfitns - tls ~
Pose ~ ruCrlNinr fhs CrsientiAls of NfleHet-s
A. slsctstrs "a NJ lns. -ithul rosAri 49, pss'
- ~ Industries ~ this STATE al a. sEficll
turai rroiacfs. 40 haiisys A. QrIsisriinF NJ
Isfslrer 49, tna 49, sarnrr tu sNefs - =
80 nsiisTs IA chls1sinE patcl Nnl.a ~
spirrs isi-rf viih bops 49, crosns ~ ~iih g
nlfY. uhirh sivOs ssislF % CsIi tsl 81 pruistt'
sverF ciiifsn. csanfsrt s.t caltar. to sNsri
hnns - sivinE ire rupuisf s-iucstiuu 90 m
psstpis IN nvnr ~ frre suTraEe and an bnns-
s.su1tlnr ~ hslluts uho apQruFs w riUhlnl
tion ~ ~ ii1uor trs'r- and N pfutn..tl.'a
N cau.s - tsmr~rsccr. an sn scuaolnical
ia.t 49, n -isnt ..iuinl.trsfiuu ~ pahiic 81
klrs. q fslfhfnliv airuinlsrrui cifu s.ftl.f
sr.i 3D. unh1lf 9 f1iirillIs ruFasufrs ~ NJ
sucauraEalusnt of AuIFrlcau stl riluIl.llnas -
essftilaiiV inNiissi o. unie Slth ~ - 81 sAn'
Ia ~ ssleCtioa 81 dsiexaiss 20 MS S"a'ea
rsr oia.r E-pabiioNn siAis oommiiiss.
ia NAxLKt. ChAifnan.
Wills n Wtsa. ssCrvtarY.
Augrsra. Arsit o.. is',.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

Tns Stars CONVENTION The Rspaoli'
can State Committee have made The fullos.
Ing rsllrosd srrsngsmsuis for N, X publ
ca STATE Cnuvsailoni
PFtiasi & OyieAs,urg RiRroai. One
isrs for round trip. Tickets good goine
IN foril,td Jane iith and igthi return
Jane lfth and ia'h
grasd Trsak Ealray -oie fare Tor
r,uut "trip Tickets e ID Eoing 10 Port.
lsud jaus iith sni isghi rstura Jane i2ih
spd iIlh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

To EsplhIican voters 1f Otfuri CUtniv af
fs1lrsIssi o. Meet On CnnrNutlnl a. Nla AIlf'
lInu-s. Pats uuI. o. WEDNESDAY. irns 4-fn.
lsss 81 u urltrs A n L. 90 90 rIrlasss 20 80
iuaflug CanIl.isiss 90 tta fnIlusiuE NOuuff
grirar. To ssuafura one Iuurff iuar
~ issfaner. lnIige 90 frun o.. Eea lsisf " ffo
hats Oulnfr AffnrusF. rnsrtr ani TREASURED,
o. o. suul-urtssi st 80 -rIismtsr risCilun
Al.o o. rhfsrss = ErpnniiCsa Cuantr tuuamit
zee The tssls 81 rrurrsrnfsiiun ~ D. tns
sAIus As Ell ~ eanFruatori-i stAis lOnFsn
Per ORDER o. ne Esrasiioan Couuiy Com
HN. EEAECL Chairman.
Nnr.ar. Nar d L..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22

OiFoEB CouSrI people in common
With ali Ns~ Esgl.nd. oil regrs, 70
learn that the Hon John ID Long Of
Ms..aeha.stis. hss dstsrminsd 10 retire
from public lie At the close Of bis present
term in Coasress. Governor Long Is
unqass,ionsbly one Of the mos, brilli.n,
and talented men ,ha, Old Oxford Ia,
ever sent out. and kis many friends in
hi. native county have looked fOr-ard
With pride 10 see him rise TO exceptional
eminsncs In ID. nation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
Admini,irnior.. Sale.

DrR-UANT a. q iirsuss from tie IIon Jaigs q
Irut.is, -ith.n al 80 n CoanfY II Okford AL
Sisis q Msns stal eel q pshi.c suctan. "a The
pfsaalss. ~ - lsy ~ jsus bat ~ ons ociek
II ~ k9eruoon. Al ~ fEht. lite AT iuefsst hat
jsrsaish 4 LII. ists q bsektfi. In Ne County
a1y sni al rtl estate In Ne to-h u wooilAni. Ia
tke IunnfF q Afossilok.
nackfsli. MAJ "a, A. N. las.
AlplfuNXO A. WAHITN ApsA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
Notice OF Foreclosure.

Whsr.ss Bsnismin n. narg..s. % frru. IN the
dsy ofJlae a. u issi. ~ his deed n mougAre II
thsi dsis fscafisi In OHfd iisglstff II deeds Vel.
81, pare Al. coaFgys % Relief T. knight l.es.nn
4. nsmsrrlu sni Ina N. Sresalssf. esFt.ln real
lara ~ ~ iss LnfsEto Ma ~ at ylecs u mtsi0-
lad he s.1as Tlsoss All AZ ths lad coateysd %
ssd nsnlsm II. harxess. ~ tbs sai1 Relief n.
knigkf. kassnn r. nsmsuitt knd Eus n. Gresais.f
~ ks -ssniy dcei ths day u III dsis hsfsof. ssi
kouesttai h<inE sltusfsd In The tosn q fsru ani
ssii piece u msslios lad stastsd In fr.nkln f.n
tssn o. secsrs ths psyasnt u ave CERTAIN botss II
kali thsfsn tescritsi snt - The Cuaitcas u ssli
u,oriEsgs have bssn troksn -e heFsty clain iore-
cusufs y he accofding D. The ststae 10 sach
cssss mads All proydsd sad give ths nties Sc that
Tauose.
PskV. MAJ ilIA lsss
RELIEF n. KNIGHT
ROsANN T.. DEMEkRITT.
k1-TA n. GREENLEAf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-05-22
As,is. sf r.,i,isa f.r D,..hsrgs.
stute of Mutur.

oXToRp. ssi-Court of lbsolVebcy. In the case
Of IIIAIliEs n. COusENs. lnsolvent D'bi3F.
NOTICE. is hsfsbJ gissn that ystiilan has, on
y thi. lCih dAy q MAJ, A. u. isss. teen
Ifessntsi o. ssii court for saH eouniy. bJ
thafies D. CsHans, of frystafs. la ssid to1aty,
pfayitE that ~ NAY D. dtcrsd . fall dhehNse
fra al hts dstts. pfofstle upsies The gTCVisisas
Of CHAPTER seventy % the statutes % Mains,
and up0u sai pstltl0n, 10 ~ ordered bT sal ooaft
that a heaTias b. hat upoa The same before sski
court AZ fsris In al county olOsfofd. on Taes-
day Ihs ish lag OF Iaas A ID. ls--. al o'clock. IN
The forsuo0a, sni that notce thereof BE- Published
IN ths Oti0fd Democrat, hssspagcf publishci
IN saii cosutV Of Okf0fi. oaco . voek for two
successive weeks, the last publication 10 - sfvsa
DAYS bsf0Fe thc day of hssringi sbi that All cred
ii0Ts Who have proved their debts, and Other
persons interested, msf apT~Ar Al saf place
and time and sbO~ ease ~ any they have, WIZ
. di.chArs. shoaid not b srsnisi sai doctor &C.
cOruiug % the pfsyef ~ his getitiau.
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Of sad Court fof sail CosatT Of OniOfd.
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THE third-psrty Prohibiii0nisi', IA
eon,sntioa ., Portland lAss seek, nomi-
mated Nolnsy b. Cushing. o. Bangor. for
Governor. and also nominated candidate
for Corsrc.. 10 each - the Maine dis.
tricu Col. VIM. r. Eas,is Is the nomi.
nee in the Sscond District
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Suicide AZ Waterford.

SUICIDE n w sleFloEus
Chsrlcs Yoans. a leading citizen % SO.
Waterford, vao hNs mtis several attempts
% commit s1icite. hAs succeeded In ending
as ufs.
Ttur-isr u'gh; when The watcher vAs
asl.sp NJ N1ang escaped from bic care
ans ~ G O'Clock. Friisy morning, h. mp
- frum s. siilc uinios, impsling him.
sslf on picket fsucr. std died Immediate
~
Mr.. Young sAs . smart, vell.eiucAisd
msn vho had bcsn promlneri In paolic ~.
fairs IL had been memb~f % The lsgis-
siafs AM . selsctnAn % Waterford ard
had hid several Other town Cf'iess lie
~s son ofa rIner 2 stmNsi-r 20 The
ttsn Ani hlu-slf lad bed that Uf-ce. lie
va teacher for some time and fsu years
ago vas . conductor on The Pullnan 10
Portland. % shicl city be moved . few
gsars ago 20 stacats his children. amer.
ward. ~ urnlng N Waterford. lie Wa
an snterptising eitlt-n aud sas m,nsger
ofihe Bear Brtok Ptcslng Co, formed last
fAll. f1r the purpose % packing sweet corn
Opsrsti us we're suspended on ,ecouni of
M. Yoaug's illness AMI 10 IL feared his
death Nil pat an cut % The baslness.
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OXFORD. 80. Probate court, hsy Tern
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Gsftaln Instru nfnt. pufpofins u - copifs
% ths too c.dirti. q he lsst vi an Testament
u Chsrie. 4 intis. late q tamtfiffs, IN the
STATE ~ Nssacku.stts sud Of The frobtis their
on IN sah sIaie, o. y suihs HEATED, ktfing been
ore. ntsi % the Jude ~ Probate fJr car sii
toauty q OtioId. Zoe the prTp1se - bsinf al
l0std, fisd ani rteifdsi In the frobats teufi
% .ah Ceantr
OEpTHTb, nat notee thereof be Evsa 10 Al
psr.ons interested fbsfsin, bT oaasirs q cow Of
this Cf,isf % - yablshsd three wteks suecss
.lssly In the Osf1fd Dcnocfst. pfiniei 81 Paris
the set pableatio 20 - 81 lssst ihifty days -
sprssr ffubsis Govt % - tsli AZ Pans,
Ia saf CountT. oh the thifi fsssfsy - Jelly
pskt Al tlas ~ TIE clssk IN ths fofenoor, and
chow essse. if any ihst have. 's.ia.i ne sane.
aIp. A WILSON. Jsdgs.
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