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The Washington critic., 1889-01-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

suits reduced to $3.50. Eiseman's, 9TH y E,
The Washington critic., 1889-01-14

SPECIAL NOTICES,
vo-----r,WR TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORM.
49, ing the public that on account of
needing a larger store we have removed to No,
300 Il st. y. w, where we shall be pleased to
'' '''' = '|''''' '''' " GATELY & ALDRICH.
vsrsT1S.Go TO MRS. MENGERT'S, 419 9TH
HNlo-A street northwest, for the celebrated
Columbia Full.weight Wooen Yarns. Stamp.
ing done. All materials for needlework.
vprr1---,,MR FRANK N. CARVER, BUILDER,
has removed his Office from 1871 l. street
northwest to 1417 + street northwest where
he will be glad to see all OF his old friends and
acquaintance
NrHscoNFEoTloNERY.
Confectionery. Pure Candies, Cakes, Pies,
Nuts, Foreign and Domestic Fruits, at
GEORGE W. WEIDMAN'S,
3O3 Pa. ave. s. @.
y7rEx0SsE EASY FEET
bs~lS-a Beng indispensable to comfort and
health, the elite of the world visit DIR. WHITES
establishment, 1416 Pennsylvania avenue, oppo'
site Wizards Hotel, for the successful treat
ment OF all diseases of the feet DIR. Whites
twenty-nnth consecutive year of practice in
Washington, d. @. Fee 81 sitting for putting
the feet IN order.
vNp1---sJoIN A CLUB NOW AND SAVE THE
EiISEa retailers profits. CHRISTMAS Is
COMING AND YOU WILL WANT a WATCH
We offer great reductions in prices of FINE
JEWELRY. JOIN A CLUB NOW and you will
have your WATCHES FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Call at our office, Bio 9TH st.. n. w, or send
postal and our agents will call on you with a
''''0 VI ABRAHAM l.. sALTzsTEIN. Jr.,
Manager of The New York Watch Club Co.,
515 9TH st. n. W.. bet. and Il SITS.
ylgs11s, ,NEwMus1c sToRE.-.ALL KINDS OF
bsSEa Sheet Music and Music Books; all the
DC and 10c music published. HENRY WHITE,
6O5 18th ST. n W, opposite Patent Office.
ylr1ra,THE WASHINGTON ARoHITEcTU-
HaSIlA RAJ IRON AND BRIDGE WORKS.
cS"Sf Of wfS epRSns pRS aa sFsst ass
Roofs, Bridges, Turntables etc. Rolled Iron
and Steel Beams, Channels, Angles, etc. Cast
ings of every description. Ornameptal Cast and
Wrought-Iron Work specially. Plans, Esti
mates and strain Sheets promptly furnished on
application Special facilities for Heavy Cast
ings. Capacity of works, 5000 tons per annum.
EDWARD j.. DENT, NJ. e.,
H owner ana General Manager.
yfrZ=>s PORTABLE CRATES,
TENDERS.
ANDIRONS,
FIRE SETS,
Cheaper than ever
Examine our, extensive stock before purchasing.
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON,
121 9th st.
v1rs-117>sDR. HUNTERS BLOOD PILLS CURE
b~SaSs all impurities In all Its forms andstages
The Washington critic., 1889-01-14
PRICE LIST:
EPFERYESCENT OR NON-EFFERVESCENT.

/ Case, 1016 Gallon Bottles. es............,..S S3 %
Doz Bottles, quarts. ts..............,,.,... 1 rs
! Case 80 Bottles. quarts. ts............,..... 6 OC
l DOz. Bottles, pints ........,..... ! %
/ Case, 100 bottles, pints. ts....,.,...,.,.... S OC
The Washington critic., 1889-01-14

Pants to order, $500 Elseman's, 7tp and E.
overcoats reduced to $500. Elseman's 9TH s E,
The Washington critic., 1889-01-14
yERs DE socrETIE.

vERs DE socETIE.
"Ah, Mr. De Dood is your face for rent?n
She languidly asked aud slow.
"Of course not, - he said, "but why?" She said;
"Because 1t looks vacant, you Know
The Washington critic., 1889-01-14

Mrs. Mary Flemmlng Of Mllllintown, Pa,
has brought suit against Mr. John f. Patter-
son for breach of promise Of marriage Mr..
Patterson was Colonel on General Williams
statf during the war, and afterwards repre-
resented South Carolina in the United States
Senate. He is wealthy, aud was recently mar.
red TO Miss Frank, prominent lady of Wau-
kesha Wis, lie is 55 years of age. The plain
tiil is 45 years old, and resident Of Philadel-
phia. The amount OF damages asked is not
afnlnl
The Washington critic., 1889-01-14

Chicago papers announce that Mr.. Horr-
sons inauguration clothes do not include n
dress suit and that he win appear without It
at the Inauguration ball
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30
ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN.

Dont mistake uo,or,siy for fame
n ut V, others sI-nd the money you
earn
Dcar do -or1 un-cr,hy q yOu u y0u can
AVOID a.
Donr .Ay 4 am svn,lsmAn.' IL /, never
D~c--~Ary
L. loyal 10 death 10 thu -ho have =.
fr4cndel yOu
When ga assist N. Bssiy. doat do Il
SYSTEMATICALLY
s.lsnos l. the -, -oapon 10 u-s against .
vulgar All spiisful tonsus
In ninety -uins oN-- In hundred. the man
Jou -isA deal ouIliss. you
Dlnt introlucs lAiy, name -hsrv yoa
~oulint ,ntrciucc the LADY
Dont couH, much ga frisnd.hiE. forHs.i IN
cafes They ns,sr turn out veil
nsm-ml-r imp~riinoBoe ant at. any
more than ,n-oleno. u hT,nAncy.
n young msn gill not b.l,svs In them
sslv-s. NJ man 90 ~omAh can t-lisve In
th-ul
Dont indulge In the luxury q strong
oplnions la the pre--nos q your sAisfs and
l~itcrN
n you haven't the morAl courage ~ laugh
At mc-rcr,. then yOu are another u nAiarvs
m.stAks~
Dout talk Aloat what yoa are going 10
DO. tl.n. II yOa fAl ~ Accompllsh u, n0tpiy
will sno~
lfyou lsaru that T-opls .Ay ,plisful, slckci
things sbout yOu, and uniru1hful things at
that. L. aIent
IL Isn't very nice thing for young man,
90 any cue, Tor that matter. 10 smile la IA
I-rior say At ignOrancs
DO not - afraid ~ 40 noAr your sneray.
TIE ncaTsr you gvi 10 kicsing bor-s. the
le-s damage vii result Ia your psr-oa
Never lst day I.ss without thinking -
riously, II Only for n minute. Of death 10
vii rob IL Of more than half IL tstrOr>
Treat all men and women oon.dsraisly.
ami you ~ill ts SURPRISED at the dividends
that vii CONS 10 you, daily ami yearly.
The man Who doss generous act, and leis
the work. into the -srrvt, shows the worli .
peach. after rubbing the bloom from IL
Cultivate che.rful frame u mind. and
the mind will mold tbs faos, and the tongue,
aud the voice. into something irrssisiibla
You never want "a listen compiAoently tn
inludicious or sAtravagant praiss. NOE IA
funny" stories at the eSpsn-e u soneu
II you DO good picos % work In finance,
journalism. poliilcs. art, music "a literature,
10 not sIoil it by voluntarily sT.aking 81 u
oomplacently. and. on the other hand, do not
spoAk u IL dispArAgingiy .-Condensd from
once A Week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30
THOUGHTS or A QUEEN.

W. are Away. the martyrs q our Own
fauitS
The power q dolns good action s hAPfa-
n>~ cnough.
JeNlca.y In q lover s bosnAss. In hue
hani an insult
IIsTTdne-- !. liss the ~chO, !, answers hut
doe not cotns.
Misfor'uns may make us Prod; suffering
uAke. us humble
one must iniesd 10 unhsppy 10 ai,smp,
.uiciis a -s,ond tims
Orrai misfortune lends grss,ne- even n
an Insignificant T.ron
Maternal love /. an instinct. hut there are
instinct. q divine origin.
se.k oou-,lAiicu only In immortal things
In nAiur. and In thought
orisf u . b., spring. the morv 70 "a 70
prr--sd The mors u sToais
A t-as, In lain sssss -nl,Dis. Man Aloos
make. TArasis q his Misty.
Forgivvue- !. almost iDiirer~ncs, -bo
rvAlly lows doc nj forgive
Frisnd.hip l~-~i -nleiy uTnn gratitude is
lie pboiograpb In time u fAdes
A man IN love IL Ike an ostrich. hs thinks
b. u Of ssn t.cAu-s b. dos not - others
Suffering u sensitive Ani clAirvoys ant
IlAppinss. has nrm~f nervs-. hut net - true
sn eye
Win ~. have -urrO- which ~. do not
~ish - msaiion. 90 sal q o,b~~, -hich
-s hli formerly.
Fri~n.ishlp dimlnishss where there 10 TOO
much hAppins-s on eithsr sids AMI too much
misty On The o,her
Iherr IL bui COO happlns~-duiy. Thsre
l. bot one oonsnlAtion-~rk Therv "a lot
ons dslighi-tbs t-autlful
A -uuaAn do. ~, t--coas . mother. sh- =
On. frosn hsr birth. A numsruus family at
isns- her voc.tioa, u do nj crvats a.
A hou-.holi -iihoai children 1. . It'll 18th
ca, . clA.4.r. The latent souDi wOah L.
BEAUTIFUL ss,oagh ~er~ therv sln,sthins 81
swasenit
HAppln~. ~hsn Al distance aHsars ~
gr-ai a. b. tuoch the sky. When u snisr'
cur DOR u - dsiniis- iha, very often -
no iongyr r-c0gnife u
Ths ro.y..i Jsopls sbo- you In your mis-
fortune dlminishs- ioug before va have %
gun a. outlive u, AMI you are irriiAi~i al
bslng treated a. t.foru
Suffering !. eur INST faithful frispd II
ofisu rvturus Often 70 chAngs- ia gArb and
even lis fac-. bat vv Hsn rrCigulir u by u.
.,oUiial All intimate saibraoe
1l~r. L. -1rt - instantaneous bro,hsr'
hc.i t-t--.a victims u misforinns. Wbsn
yoa have loug l-.n la mourning y0a Tel al
tssct~i BY every blscs cioAk yoa n'srt
When you arr yv1ng gr'sf "a ,smps-'
whl b IF,-irais- yOa. al mature az u II
simply uarth ~,nd ~hich a.iis . wrinkle "a
yoar hru~ AMI On. mnrr ~hite hair - yoai
hal -Cafmsn SILVA Ia l.oudou LIFE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30
ELEVEN WAYS FOR lsJURlso rHG
ATAlTA

!. Wearing thin shoes aud stocking.
On damp nights, aud In cool, rainy
Weather, Wearing Insufficient clothing,
especially upon the limbs aud cNtremi-
tie.
?. leading a life ~ unfccling. stupid
iagine.-. aud keeping the mind LA ana un-
natural state ~ excitement by reading
trashy novels. Going 90 theatre. par
tie aud ball. Ia all sorts Of weather In
the thlnne.t dress; dancing until In a
complete Precipitation, aud then going
home without sufficient oyer-gauncnts
through the cool, damp night air.
,. sleeping on feather beds Ia seven
by nine bedrooms. without ventilation AZ
the top of the window; aud especially
With two or more persons In the same
small. unyentilated bedroom.
.. Surfrlting ON hot aud very siimu-
lating dinners; eating Ia hurry with
out half masticating the food, aud eat
Ink heartily before going Ia bel, when
the mind and body arr exhausted by the
tolls Of the day aud the excitement of
the evening.
:. Beginning Ia childhood on strong
tea aud cOfiee. aud going from one step
~ NhRAAAfAF AAANAAh AhNNAuA am -AAhfh-
iLg tohasco, aud drinking Intoxicating
liquors, and personal abuse, aud mental
anil physical excesse. Of other kinds.
G. Marrying la haste aud getting an
uncongenial companion, aud living the
remainder ~ life In mental dlssaiisfac-
tion, cultiVating jealou.ies aud domestic
brolls, and being always Ina a mental
fsnnent.
:. Keeping children quiet by giving
paregoric aud cordlals, by teaching them
20 suck candy. aud by supplying them
with raislns, nuts and rich cakes; when
they are sick by giving them mercury,
tartar emetic aud arsenic, under the
mistaken notion that they are medicines
and not irritant polsons.
:. Allowing the power 81 gain 10
absorb our minds, s0 az Ia leave no time
to attend 90 our health; following an
unhealthy occupation because money
can be made by II.
.. Tempting the appetite with bit
tiers and niccties when the stomach says
no, aud by forcing food Into Il when
nature does not demand, aud even re
jects IL; gormandlling between meals.
10. Coutriying 10 keep continual
worry about something or nothing;
giving way 30 flts Of anger.
II. Being irregular In all habits Of
sleeping and eating; too much, too
many kinds Of food, and that which IL
too highly seasoned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30
wr..r>.ru,. >ort,I


~fAti ~ MANI
ONFnHD - -IuiT isth. 4 % leH
This IL a. riFs Notlrs that un o. ri.
IuiY. a ~ t.-a Warrarf Ir I.r..
Va issus-i cot q an Coun % iusn.rrr.. .t
Nathaniel 1. ~Cfthnsr. ~ fans a
a. tusiilreut urifur nn fsf'ftHn Hf Ha.. lH
Wtlrh IlefItian 80 hirsi nu o. Hn Gag m
\. ~ ls-sl o. With at nanfl iHf' '"''
flalins A. o. 4. rHHnputrl tnat g. "a
anF hflfs anii ~ delivery anN f'nnf'rf
prIp~rtr lThinrnE A. sall .ieffHf i'
fuf hls 49, anIl ~ irIfrrf anl ifanfiIr .. a
pfut.rfV ~ him 49, fHrhtiifn 'T aH i
ntestinr - ~ 4 r,siitnrs - all i.r'f.r nj
their dslts ant rhf-a-r Hnf Hr n1nrr Afs.f 700
NE estate. siii D. hrll ats tnun m Ine...r
o. h. hohisu "a Fsris in saii fHunfI .n i
dar - Aug A ~ tsl al nIrf H'.Hsk II.
fureuoun
Gigsn unisr my hani 40 iais Gree
onANpLTR eAutANp t-rau -hsrF
a. Nr-.snssf ~ thf toat III insa.fenrf
saii Caauty - oNfnri
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30
nr..r,.rm,s NorI,E
OITicp 80 rHr .utHifF uf ouuHu '.Isrr.
-TATE 80 MAtNF

ONFORD. - -1uir o.. 4 u 49,
Thls h. D. rifr nfflor that un o. I.N t
IuiV. 4 ~ is-l e snrraut in insHff. 90
ls-tss-i aut 20 en- faurt ~ iueuIfFnf. 20 H
gs.urtr "a txflr.l afafnst co. fstatr .f ....a
" ,.usrsr ~ Nursaf In H.f
u Oafnf.i aNulrrl a. Is an InH..I..'
80. 90 pstItian N = .ieffHr snIH q
Was firf un en- zen faF Hf I..
t.sl. O. With at naHlr fat intrfr'i
Its i,s fuuuuutr /. thit tts fasTinrnf .fh .n
at tf.r isurrfF sos transfer .f Hr. I..'
i.sisnsinr g. salf Hfifnr a. hfr Hf o. Hrr
~ lsHfrrr anf trtntfr Hf anf Tr"ffrf
az f1rfl Cleo hf 40 tlaf q nlrff.ns .fi.
or % saii fsltar. A. rnIfr tIr'r '.
ra.-rss one ~ niafs Asslrrrrs nf Hfr rsia0.
hs hsii a a guurt - insllrrurf A. ~
Iaris iu salf tnuntf. nn ulr ilsf ~. ND
~ t-sl. 81 nine u'rhsk in thf f.rrHr
Given un.irr ny hani - iaif m"
..rittsu NJ HA~-ErT Iff.f. -.fF
a. Nssssussr - ths Cnur 10 ins..lr
saIl County - uNfuri
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30
AMATEUR
PHOTOGRAPHY.

DO you realize what possibilities
% amusement interest aud profit
these two words suggest
Anyone can take pictnre- nos
and many enterprising boys and
young men. are making MONEY night
and left where there j. no local poo
tographer. II il no longer an eI.
pertinent, for with ordinary car 4
good portrait or view can be- made
10y any intelligent por'on. Every
thing plain. Printed instructions
A Book. How 10 make Photographs
and illustrated catalogue ~ Amateur
Photography outfits At All prices,
will be- sent FREE 10 any address by
the
SCOvlLL Il ADAMS CO.
l23 Broome Street
New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30
VARIETIES OF ROSES.

Anna ds Diesbach-Yielding large flower,
u pleasing shade Of cArnine.
John HopI.r-A free grower and profu-'
bsarer u bright. ro-s oolor~d ho~ers
Eugene voriIer-Sl,ery plnk In color.
large and u beautiful form An improve
msnt GA Victor veriisr.
Alfred Colombia bright crimson ds-oend-
ant oi Gen. Jaoqusminot; very fragrant and
most desirable In every Nay.
Fisher Ilolmes-Dssp crimson. and u god
form Considered by many gro~-rs an Inn
pro,smsnt on Gsu- JAequsminot
The besi known Bengal variety. Souvenir
de Ia MalmAi-on. though Old. still retains
place In the trout rank IL popular sort2
Marie Baumann -Carmins crimson, aloysiy
shade Of color and also u hDs form. Very
fragrant and altogether charming re-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30
nv TENIR

have been a has fever sufferer for
thrve yelr.; have often heaui Ely's
Crvlm Balm spoken ~ In the hIghe.i
trrm.. dii not take much stock in u De-
cause ~ The many quack medicines. \
friend persuaded me o. try the balm,
aud I did .o With wonderful .ucc~ss.-
,. :. Gecr, syracuse, y. \.
l eau recommend Ely's Cream Hahn
"a al hay fever sufferers. Il l.. la my
opinion, sure cure. Vas afflicted fof
- YEAR. aud never b-fOrr found per-
maneut rrlief.-W. II. lIaskins, Mar.h-
Held ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30

Wsins.i.g 81 Julv II ice o. a. usi
ter - PRESTON :. IuWI. - ~ t0in 20
ATrwOoD A LOWE, in.olyeni l'rifof
ia hereby orieref. That notioe D. r'f.
Il al person. interested IN the seti.smeui ~ ".
seooubt - Chsrles a True. AssiEues ~ -
sbofe aanei Insolvent DEXTER. by cAaslhs
copy ~ this or'ier D. h. pubnshe,l tso 49,.
successltely IN the Oxfori ilemocrata nsHslAl.
printed a Paris IN ssii County, thst thsi -.
sppssr AZ Count ~ insolveBcy o. - hetl - -
Probate Coart Ra-,n ~ IN thlr,i weine-'iaf ~
august neNt. a. nine oeiosk IN The forrna-ln. -
" heari thereon and Object N theY - raa-e
GEORGE a. Wilson lulE.
% lnsolveut Cour, ONfnrl ,na.N
A true oopy-Attest III. 4. DAVIS. ksEisiff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30

"MlS Clara" be murmurcd fondly. ''can
you tell me- Why your EYES are like the stArsr'
"No. Why are tbeyr
"B~cau-s they shine - brightly"
"Ahl thanlx But you are Ike the stAr,,
too, Mr.. Daily
"why. may I askr
"Becau-s you stay until daytsvAk-" And
shortly aftervari his footsteps could have
ben heard a. they battered along the hard
waR. -Boston budget
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30
ui.ESush.

~ letters.
Nv GO. ~. G9, "a, 3is a bird.
NJ l6, IS, I, n, -, 90 l. church Of
hccr.
Nv -. =. q. %. 10, -, Is Is bondage.
Nv 50. -, N, 4. -, n, - i an article
II food.
Nv a.. n. ~, ~, 90. y plea.
Nv a.. :, a., g.. ~. ~ l. tre.
Nv q. ~. ~. "a. d. ~ l. to hearken.
Nv H., ~, ~, -, ~, -, ~ LA GER
tainiy.
Nv ~. a, ~. u. q l. q companion.
Nv ~, VI. d, 10, -, ,, -, ~ Il
rnguery.
Nv n, ~, l., ~, 5, o. Z. spice.
Nv ~, n, %, n, l., -, ~ l. Ia speak
under the breath.
Nv ~. -. 80. 10, ~, q, sol. de-
ceiVer.
Nv =. N. -. -, 81, = l. an lnstru-
meut used Coz ironing clothes.
Nv -. ~, as. 80 u 10 fastcn.
NJ a., 0o. ~, II l. uss,i by table walt
ers.
The whole l. a stanIa which Ne would
do well to heed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30

ORANGE TArIocA.- one cupful
OF taploca through several waters.
Cover with cold water and soak over
night. In the morning put over the fire
with one pint Of boiling water. Sim
mer slowly I'LL the tapiocs Il clear. Re
move the skin and seeds from one dozen
sour oranges, cut In sliees. aud stir Into
the boiling tapioca. Sweeten TO taste.
Serve very cold, with sugar and milk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30

Assistant 90 editor: Her. 1. an old
jokc ju.t found back la the drawer.
It, dialogue between President CleVr-
land aud Daniel. Might a. we'll throw
Il away
Editor Mercy NO, man! Change the
name. Ia President Harrison aud Elijah
aud run Il next week al the head IL the
funny column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30
FNCr, WoErm RENENnEHlNG

LAsEANGE. Ne. oct. H.. l>>s.
la. ,. :. litt,utNsON A CO., bvar
sire Having had for YEAR. sever,
heart trpuhlr, I cummsnc~l taking Anti-
Apoplr,iine. anil hss. rr'cl,rd great
benefit from 10. AMI think Very highly ~
your medicine. Please hnd enclosed
~ go. fur which Kindly .eni me another
bottle 90 Auii-NpopleCtine and ohllgc
luur. rrspstfully.
Ma. m "A n.<t,.uVt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30
\ JUSTlCT OT TIIT rTNCr n.y.

liou. John Nealcy. iu.iirvof thu pcacr
ani cN-mrmh-r of the House ~ grprv-
scutail,r.. from Mcrviiih. y H., Was
for twelve war. a terrible sufferer With
rheumatism. llc says. cannot obtain
any medicine which doc. mr 80 much
suei A. your Sulphur Bliiers. AMI I
think u .. The bet medicine made.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30

oNfpRD. - Court ~ InsolVency IhlIs
"Wednesday ~ July. 4. u. l--s.. IN "
ter % srfPHk> N. ATWOOD. - ~ ~" ~
ATWOOD A LOWE, fBsolfent Deifef.
VTs hereby orisrs.i, Thai notios - rf.h
II all per-ons Interested IN the .stfleteui ~ ~
Aocount ~ Chsrie- A. True. AssiTnes ~
Above named in-olsent Debtor, BY oaa.lhs
copy % this orier 30 h. pubiishet two 80.
sucoes.iyely. In the Oxfori Demccrsi, 49, -
NAV appear a Court % In-oiyeney g. ~
A. the Probate Court Room on the Alri Nr-
day 81 August bext. n nine o'cigck IN w -,
heon. and lie hsarf thsreon. AMI ot9est " ~
GEORGE A. WILSON, ysiss
% Insolvency Court, Oxf0ri coanr'
trss eopy-Ast<ss IN. {. DAVIS, E<ffkf'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30

oxFoRD. .s-Cour - in.oi,snrf it-
We.ins.siav ~ Iulv. A II 49, o. trf at
Yer % wN. II. nEBbARp. ln-.''-'
Deit0r.
IT 4 hsrvby oriers~i. That notire hs ~.
j al I.sr.ons interested IN IN set'lfinfni ~.
FINAL sorount - y. h ~trns. Assigref ni -
si0ys nannesi Insolvent Deltaf, hF rslsIns
copy ~ this orier o. ~ Vulnshe'i to 49, -
oe.sivsif IN tn Osfori Denarrat. rfHslai-'
printed IN Part. IN ssii epunty. that titl
appear "a Cour - lhssltsncf O. - hefl A
frObate Court Resin On the thlri NelnfrAI
AUG. next. AZ nlns o'ris.k ln The furrntHin. 81
- hesri thsre0u anil 0llsst N theT - eau-
GEO. A WILSON, Juir
81 Insolvency Count. ONfnri tnulA
4 true oopy-aftest Ill e. DAVIS. heEistfi.
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ruE sub.erfi~r hsrsby give publc notics
thst he has len daily appolnts-i by The iienor
able Judse % Probate for the County ~ Oxford.
ami assumed The trust Of Executor OF the
estate %
JorL ". WITTY. late - Peru.
Al. saii County, dereasesi. by giving lsond a. the
law dlrset.. he therefore reguests all persons
indebted % the estate % said decessesi o. make
iu,mssliats payment. anh tho-e who have any
sisspsn therson o. exhibit the -ases D..
July II. ls<o. WILLIAM MOOD-tM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30

THs .uh.crslsr hersby Owes pubic notice that
10 Ia. been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge %
Probate for the County ~ oxford AMI assumed
the trust ~ Execut0r ~ the estate ~
THOMAS ". rfRItl. late ~ fryeeurg..
IN saii County. deces.ei. by giving h.ni a. the
hs directs. he thsrefore requests AL persons
tnieite.l o. the estate ~ sait decea-si ~ make
immesilats payment. and th0-e vho have any de
msnds thereon 81 exhibit the same ~
June 4, lsra. WILLIAM n. BRADLfN.
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Mns. n. ". DANruHrn,

n D. pleasant o. -, that notNithsiand.
Ing their high plscc In .ocirty. the Am
crican base halli.ts arr not too proud o.
asso,atr With princes, duke, earls,
,l.counis and people 81 that sort. such
conde.cension !. a. rarr a. IL !. praise-
worthy.
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OFFicT 90 tuT -utHHiFt oT uNfpHu t"'Nff
sTATI 90 NAfNE

OXFORD. - july H.. 4 % i~H
This H. o. nVs Natirr that nn tHr III.
IulF 4 ~ tsa. Nauant Dol lns
va issursi oct ~ e. fHuu ~ ins..frr
ssht Duuuty ~ nNf1ri aEainsi o. ..lf
Nilianl N aarrf - tsrfsnNasHi DOB salI
ailuiFrii a. 10 az tnsuifFn itrIf.f Dol 90
lsth dar - luiv ~ 100 a
at uamsi late Interest nn raims Del
oumputssi that ~ payment n hn'
ant The delivery act tfausfFf n anf
lsiunEinE O. ali debtor. A. hIIa uf n
49, ant the delivery AL transfer 20 knF
euY by him are Forbidden hF AZ Itai
ihE - ~ erv-iitsrs a iaii isifnf a. FrHff
tletts AMI chs-lsa uus ~ uurr Assia 49,
estate. stii - bell 80 tuuff 20 insn.ffa.
hahisn "a Parts in al tnuufr. uu co. D "a Pat
Aug a. n. is-g. a uins u'rh-k in thf
Given under ny hani ~ dsis dfsi a'.'f
Ten.
ALNAN n sOnWfN urpair 80
a. Mes-snEeF - IN Csurt n insolfsnf' 2 .a
County - ONfur,i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30

To-day vns our birthday, and Ne
celebrated che ucCasion by "sctting up
teo columns ~ type, cutting half a cord
20 Wood, rp,king the baby two hours
aul cleaning our shot gun.
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N.,,s. OF s..o.a Meeting OF cr.aissss
IN IusolysusT.

To the Creditor. % GEORGE RAMSEY %
Riley Pantstion, In the County 81 oxford and
STATE OF Maine, IB.olysnt pchtor
You are hereby notified. That with the appro-
val Of the Judge % the Court % Insolvency
Tor ssii County the sesond Meeting % the Crs-ii.
tors % saii Insol,ent I. appointed n - he'll al
ON "wednesday the fist day % Aug. A. u. Loo.
Al nine o'clo,k In the forenoon. You win govern
yourselves accordingly. Given under my hand
anil the order 81 Court this nth day Of
july. A. n. la.
IfIRnICK q. DAVIS, Register % the Court
OF Insolvency for ssii County Of oxford.
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DIR. sWE EFT

To WarII Cs'rhraisf Natursi Physician an,l
Iinne ~urgttu has arrived in ltastou a o. tniou
rark ~trsff o. Trulaiu anti further uutils. Al
kin.Is - lsrnrr bee. al lIfru1 fhruniC tlssasfs
tra.atari hF thf f1rnuas H~artf MfthIHl-" mi
stamp o. M~il0sl MaEAfiur explaining even
fHfne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-07-30

nride-' Georgv. dear. Nhen Ne reach
town lei us try Co avoid giving th. I'm
prrssiuu that ~ arr newly married.
An right, Maud; YOU can Lax ihis "a
lice
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~. rHAc riuNs.

one-fourih door. one-eighth casemeui,
one fourth unof. ons-hiih ioisi, onr-hfth
gable. onc-dfih porch form What part IT
a building