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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-06

tlon and yet IN the minority IN ontario
he finds the strength of the opposition
to incorporation with the states.
Amongst its inhabitants, it numbers
enthusiastic imperial federationists,
Orangemen and Presbyterians. These
would form powerful and determined
body in constant opposition to the new
state of things and their disloyalty
would be the more to be feared because
it would be actuated by conscience.
These men would never want hearing
"a minority exacts popular sympathy
and their watchwords would be the good
old days and detestation of foreign rule.
We have already sufficiently trouble
some foreign element and We ought to
hesitate before increasing it by large
number of unwilling adherents. If this
were the only difficulty in the path, we
may argue that it would solve itself.
Disaffectlon would not last long in the
face of enlarged opportunities and i'm
proved actualities. Such body, II it
did exist, would never remain coherent,
it would dsintegrate and disappear like
dew before the sun. We may assume
that the possible opponents of
such a scheme are practical men, some
of them with wives and children to sup
bort, most of Thorn with keen desire
to better their own condition, and prac-
tical men are not likely to sacrifice
themselves and their prospects in this
nineteenth century on the altar of an
idea. The day for such things is long
past with the crusades and other crack
Drained enterprises. -.-..--
Quebec, we are told, will be the cause
of annexation, il it ever does come. Que
bee is the home of the Catholic and
English clement and the bitter drop
in the cup of Canadian statesmen.
When they throw up the game Of con-
Citation in disgust, the fruit Will be ripe
for annexation, but not till then. If we
receive Canada in the arms Of adoption,
wo shall be burdened with Quebec and
her never-ending difficulties, the embit-
tered result of centuries of feud be-
tween Catholic and Protestant, Saxon
anu IuIh. WO 6nOuAA NO opSAlA6 ~
once more the sore of sectarian educa-
ton and should be giving it's antagonists
in New York, Massachusetts and Wis
consin the assistance of new allies whose
determination would be augmented by
the increased value Of the stake they
were playing for. Quebec would vote a
solid Roman Catholic ticket and might
even turn the scale on a presidential
election. II the education question is
not settled, we may retort, we are pre-
pared to fight on until it is, and
whether Quebec or New York, Massa-
chusetts or Wisconsin, be the scene of
the final struggle, is matter of the ut
most indifference. This country stands
pledged to the separation of church and
state in our public schools and Quebec,
if it ever does become part of the I'M
ion, must become one in no half hearted
sense. While she would have every
right to the privileges and benefits that
are the common heritage Of all the sis
terhood, she would hope in vain for an
exception in her favor in matters that
had common interest for the rest of
our vast country.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-06
HELENA. MONT. JULY 6. 1890.

4ontanians abroad will always find THy
DAILY INDEPENDENT on file at their favorits
ADtels: Fifth Avenue and Metropolitan, New
Yos1E Grand Pacific, Chicago; West, Minneapolis;
HaldWi4 and Palace San Francisco; st. Nicholas
md NnDsrmott. Butte; Leland Hotel. SPRING
6sld. NJ
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The Perennial Sucker.

BEAVER FAILS, Pa. July 5.-Joseph Shan
non, wealthy farmer, Was swindlsd ont Of
5000 by couple Of shafpers at the old
game Of bunoo. -~sys -t'~
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Bank Statement.

New YORK. July 5.-The weekly bank
statement shows q reserve decrease of g.
$4,000; specie increase. 1,037, 900. The
banks now hold $3.50, $50 in excess of the
rule.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
SOUTH PARIS.

"Wednesday afternoon was Interesting
"a the seholsrs la District No. J. w. n.
kimhsll r,o.t presented the High School
With a beautiful banner isxsi-e fcet,
whlrh was raised. The schools formed
ON Pleasant and Icrter STREETS aud
m,ryh.i Co Ne~ Hall where the prc-en-
tatlon .peech VA. made by Judge Wilson.
Professor Fletcher responded aud made
a speech ~ acceptance. Rev. n. 70.
fitE made remarks. Mter~stds uhs
scholars furnished other appropriate en-.
erises. Hammers have been purchaser
for the other school houses aud Viii
.eon b. unfurlei.
.Ionsthan siarhlri who reviewed an In
Jury a short time ago ~ss worse Sa'u'-
:. shsw has moved into ,. u. stu
arts rent.
m. University 81 rcnnsyl,anla has
awarded samuel Richards 81 South
Paris With q diploma az a scienilhc or
ticlan. 4 copy 10 the diploma can ne
found In another column. Mr.. X. VII
examine your ewes Without chsrge.
Iadie. Visiting our village .hoald not
t.Il "a examine 4. ". Bowker a Coz
CLOAK. n In want 20 thee winter gar
msnts. -,
IadIe.' day at rari. grange met With
Ia u.ual .uccess. In the afternoon The
program was az follows;
- CAslr.
49,, E...,,,r. Ni.. tsts stil..
-. MI. Nellie Moro.
sss'ii.. Graz. Gassas, NJ. o.U curtis.
> l..ay IN Cess" az ,,.,s.,, iis-sssi.
: 1870 R..stins. Mrs.. ~. 4 fAilsr
: Crttigis'a by ths Brsthsr.. 90,
, Nusir. '"'
n va. . very enioyahis DAY. \ tem-
perancc dAy I. a. H. appointed.
Mr.. Nictot Grccnlcaf ~ New Ne>'c"
A. Visiting al Robert Grsy's.
Mr.. Parlin. the harness maker, has
dislcCaiel arm.
Mr..F.C. Merrill and daughter have
returned from old Orchard. Mis-. Ner-
hll l. quite poorly being Threatened
Nlth \ fever.
Mr.. Lacy Darling anitSo daughters
Of Saco arr visiting relatives here.
Mr.. AIrr Nanlcy 40 rcnley AMI her
husband. Rev. ". n. Nanley, arr Ni.ii-
Ing her father, 4. D. rcnley, on their ~
turn a. their missionary work IN indh.
They have had q much nec,ied rat OF
two y.ars and return a. their chosen
work Nth renewed strength Of b. ly and
spirit.
Mr.. J. y. Ccomh. has moved her
dr--.mAIing room. "a Mrs.. utcomh's on
Gothlc street, where she ~lll promptly
attend "a all work.
Apple buycrs arr coming In locd s.um.
h.r.. aud the farmer. will rvalifs q gvcd
prize for their fruit. 49,,
y. ". Ronney l. ~ move from iIill
sire, into Horace Edgerly's house on
High street.
Mr.. y. m. Ferry lost = black cash
mere shawl Wednesday hstSccn hcr
home aud The post Office. Any ga" nnd-
Ing the same viii please return u u the
oWnrr 90 l.aV, Il al the post Ofiicc.
Herlsrt whitman has gone Ia Water
Nlll- AMI enters Colby University.
Rev. Mr.. Manlsy preached Al The Hap
lit churrh sunday forenoon.
On. True has hi mill In tr., class
shste.
The Jane. IIolme. place has ben
bought by 4. y. Shartlen Zoe $50.
We learn that Capt. fritou ~ill "ccaP,
II.
In another column u a rrscrip, ~ The
diploma presented a. Samual Richards
bv ~. University % rennsyl,aniA at
testing 90 his ability a. .clcniihc opii'
clan. Comments afv needless. III youi
eve. trouble you visit Mr.. Richards.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
orntRs WOULD

Mr.. J. ". Thompson. % Canton, Who
In our humble opinion :. ,hs besi posted
horse authority In Maine, and gentle
man not given "a Mid statements ~
gArilng .p~s,i. avs % the r~Ccnt PER
formAncc Of the great Maine .iall'"n'
Nelson:
Tho great performance 81 the eay
borse Nelson az the Eastern stale ar
Al Rangor, calls Cor more than a i'as.lng
noticr. Nelson I. hay horse foale,i IN
lS>a. got by Young Holfe, dam t.rvtchrn
by Gideon. "a dam Nate, by Vermont
rack Hawk. lie has always bccn The
wonder and pride ~ Maine. Asa thrcs-
yc.r-old he held the world. r-cord'
, ~ "a. over a half-mile track. " ths
wears passed hi speed improved until %"
demonstrated hi grrAi capacity hy slh-
ming the race for the : - elias. AZ bunale'
Y. in i~ss. Ia straight heats In : 10,
ALI Ia. AIS. which rccord h. rc,iacssi
"a aiIl-i later. ~ Hartford, tonn.
The past season h. has bccn In the siud-
and HI. nrst fast mile In public Nas AZ
Biddeiord. Maine. hAlf-tnile track, Nh"rr
h truttea IN AIS IL. Going from
thsnce % Rangor h. vent smile on "o',
ernor'. Day In , rs 81, O. b. rrpcaie,i
afier a lapss % two days, during Shich
a po.tf-onsmeut was caused BY rain, m
AIS - and an hoar later In a;la IL
driven by hls breeder aud owner. Sho y
some % OF more pounds over weight.
And mi. on a hAlf-milc track. with a
driver % regulation weight, AMI on =
track. sAy. like that AZ lndepcndencr,
Iowa, n l. good he,tlng that b. can BRAT
the Worlds stallion rccOri. We shouli
Ike % SO the experiment trici.
lSlnc. the above ~as In tyPe ihs
stallion, Nelson, has accomplished tn
great act. ~ kankAkcc, III. lat
Thars,iay he tru,ted q mile In : J..
cQuAlling ,hs rccori % ANtsll aud Nv
dAy ~ trOti~i the sAme track Ia all J..
thu. beating The worlds stall'"r
r,rsr,l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
soUrr PARIS AWAKE.
~ tH rAHis, Sspt. - .
, rTNttg NIYftNa.


r. tiu.s Ia. oosns AT 80 l. ~hsn - iesl a
inrurii.sui uI-sn ~ a. stAni W -seArsli 90 W
yrJtsftiru SCI rrv-srNAilsu ~ eaf h''niss sni ~
thsir titai iuisfv-ts
u hhshiiag s1s,ts ~ fNm sr 80 -.
in uaf Cunmanhr o. an aAunlns dsgrrs, AL "
as.sis g. uu.ts-i aftiun at swphAtf ~. ara
gsu = runs.-s q uuf ritifsns o. al m tfials
- n. ceuuif in pgttias ~ IAN q ss spa '''
Al hi rsr.aasos - ,hi. psrpo.s - ib,its
stsff eiutsn 49, ant fssaais, ~ has N 30.
rsritF - car fAiFstAss ~ hsNft ansi ~ ds.fssi
..,.r,-,. - 800 :. pf',,ss': - $3.50 a. -
ILL., l.uF hAh " t-t.e>u to- sriuiunsi "
N isFi - ''s-i feiAs~ hu. es' u Ma 'hse ~
ia ts.i 4. "a 9Th ~ I. .s.ih., ~. AIT ~
thsi sNihsrsth ne uith Ne -Caiisryth abrsai-
sIss,I ~ LEA CIriSIS.
The ciilsens 20 this place assembled In
accordance with the above Invitation aud
~err called 60 order BY Silas 4. Maxim,
Who crllei upon Prank 4. Thayer Ia
preside. Rev. Th0mA. whiis.ids offered
prayer. A. 4. 4. King ~as appointed
secretary. Dr. Round. made rvmark.,
followed by a motion that q committees
D. appointed "a dram resolution. express
lng the views 20 those present. Isaac
Rounds. N. y. Bolster. q. 4. Wilson,
Rev. r. J. gamsdsll aud Gcorgcf Ham
mond wvrr appointed a. that committee.
Remarks Nerr made by q. \. Wilson,
a.. y. Hammond. EeV. Thomas White
.iic. Rev. 4. a.. fitS, :. 4. Maxim, sam
uel stowe. ~. \. Fuller, Rev. Nj. Man
lev from kan.as, samuel D. Briggs,
Rev. L. J. Eamsdcll, Tristram licrsey,
:. 4. Maxim.
The tolio~ing VA. rcceiVci from Paris
Grangc:
tsarnins - ths sfsfts hsiug pei forth ~ ~
rfifsus q ~uuth Parts o. DIVE rumeslinE fr,rrn
car uliist ~ bssrtily AMI uhanitnausly vNYfsss
car ~ uapsthV in h-hAlf - ~ msssuasuts 80
hsinE unaIis thrrvfarv,
Resolved. That -. Paris srahrv. win earnest
~ support AL sastAin 81 asful an hansrAh~
usasarvs tsksn. fof m supprc.sion - ths lguor
tnaNr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
pIGo

IN Norway. ssIs q. fr,mos, sssR.isr.. src'i
:. ysarl
lstsr,,i iuts rvst az Ea-k tslahi, ~. SIT
sath leo. Ms. frsbrs. frvslani himlan
-tis~ - ~ l.ts tees. Nilnsm y kimiail
asri n years.
Fubsrai ir,ssa no ate rssllisnes rus.isy amer
ns-ss a ~ u-i.-k
10 nrysnt's fuari. ~~gs 81 Ess 4. ~ rshor
In Ms-ststa.s >stl O. ttsnlsuiln ~tTtrns
In iishrun. ~sgs esh. Mr. Ntlsrik Absirvss.
As-i Il war. ant taanths
In iL,tisi. >sss %, pf. wm u. Cray. sr.i y
yssr-
Ia wssh,us. ~, =. Ls-i. Moab. ss-i :.
YEAR.
In Cshiaa, sstt :, nshy iIslis .sa % W
sari y All Lala tln.l noiis, ACT mshth.
shi days.
10 hyios. ~ :. Gsors, ". n.hi-ls. ss~i
atout - years
% Moth r.n., >sr, ~ Ira mrls,i. .s~i n
year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
OBITUARY
JONATHAN CLARK.

The remain. Of Jonathan Clark we're
placed In his tomb az ) o'clock Tuesday,
September 9Th. az Riverside.
Death comes alike TO all. Youth may
not By hi. fatal arrow fall, but age must
yield Ia the mark. Ills mighty years
haste not. for like a fate, they bring
their freight to all. Our brother We
trust, d~ells In the temple of his God.
where the songs of the loved ones shall
al hi. soul with delight forever.
lie MAS q faithful husband, and ten
der loving father.
In his early manhood he responded to
his coantry's call, and Was also an active
member I'm the church TAI which he BE-
longed. never falling Ia perform his
duty 10 God aud man. "A . man
thlnketh an Il he"
uuw.ssi.s.i The x.risa hssEh shall suay.
IT, s~ssier ets--cm dutisr down.
Cnisse-i th~ t<~sb vtil x.th<r brvun.
rhs u<zpls burn t-eif away.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
wnAT me RAILROAD HAS DONE.


A. q meeting of the stockholders of
the Rumfori falls aud Buckfeld Rail-
road Company held In Portland last
week, Il vas voted Ia authorize the III.
r~ctors Ca lease the road at such . rate
ne will net the stockholders not less than
as tents PER annum on each share of
stock.
A resolution MAS siso passed giving
the consent IL the company Ia the or
gauisation ~ q corporation under the
general law With authority To extend ths
Rad from Canton Ia l.umford Falls and
thence to the lakes. The railroad com
psny holds charter for the construc-
tlon of this extension, granted by the
legislature, so lis consent is peccssary
beforr the construction can be under
taken by any other parties.
The land damages for the extension
have mostly been adjusted, aud the land
bonded. There IL no reasonable doubt
that the rad will h. put through from
Canton to Iumford Falls At an early
:.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30

Brief remarks were made by y. 4.
Ihayer aud II. y. Bolster.
Voted that the standing committee be
instructed Ia call q public meeting by
request IL ten or morr cttiSens.
Voted that a copy % the call ~ meet
ing and these resolutions be forwarded
% the County Attorney.
That a vote % thank. BE- extended 10
Paris crange.
The meeting was called 10 order about
half past seven. and contin1ed for t~o
hours. the time being wholly occupied
by speaker. and In the business. The
hall was well fille,i. and from the utter
ct manifested none were there for any
Idle purpose, but to assist la every way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
INFORMATION WANTED.

The Oxford Observer for August sth,
ls3t, contained an account Of Love
wells Fight. The account Was signed
aviator" Does any reader Of the Dem
ocraf know Who "viator- wass l..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
sun y IIAMso>n.
~ q CHAsH
"a. a tUlLNH.

Remarks were made by j. :. wright.
The committee on resolution. reported
a. follows:
Mhsrsas. tn unlA.fal ale - Intoxicating
n4aars a. ear rtllssv ant ooa-~Jusnt druhssn
us.- slth an "a attending sttls. have tsrrva-si
o. an Aarntns cNtsnt, o. ~ srvat thiurf ~ ths
su-si name u car village. te-troyths ths t.csos
at happiness - mkny ~ ear sitifenss t-eNut
ing "a lnarAi atm..phsr., pr-iucing nothinf
tat H. st--i buf -ostnx NJ ses~is - di-rsfi.
poverty sfvtr hstns.s AL Crtnns. thrrcfsrv
Rs-nlvci. That %. ~ citiIsn. ~ ~Ouih fari.
an NttunF. hsrvby stprvss our ungaAhnct
sppruhstiun - m prv-snt unosswsnt o. suprrrss
~ srysx .h.sp ah T. punish AL sha arr suitf -
q rtatsfisn - ~ as pr,shtbiting n uhA-fa
sAls - iutnticaiing nguors.
Es-alve.i, That ~ picigv ouf tnfu~noc and
ear hs.t srsrts o. All ths utinT ofscsr. In
ounttstins All punishing ths gully, sitbo VI
aal 30 anl Stthuat fssf.
ke-ultssi. Thaf 80 warn every tsr.on enssscsi
a. M uisxAl 49, 20 tntaxicstiuz hgasr- Ia oar
mtist o. "a unoe osa-s frum - deinx. AL nssify
thsu thsi N thsy persist In violating M ss thai
- stn 49, stsry ensisssaf o. yr-urv thsir GOA
ytctiun ant pahishmsut Ia ~ doihg.
Voted "a acccp,ed the report. Rev
0mmendation. we're made by this CON-
mittee "a select q standing committee o.
enforce the sentiments % this meeting
and the following persons were selected
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30

An exchange says: 1--WE permit no
man 10 tread upon the tall Of our coat,
or walk clear up the back Of Il by trying
90 refute our statement that Brussels 10
the beat and most ecoaomIcal soap
made
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30

r,xx. var N pail .trastly IN sissncs-
Othsr~t-s siss YEAR sinsas eoPles eso'--
s-Au ls.sl s.lvsrtl-su.suts ~.
sfvsn thres con-.suslvs inssfoen- 80 VI. -
Infh ~ snsth % o.lanan- -pesasl s"eN..e
as.is with k.csl trsnstsnt AL yesfv s''s'N-
ers.
IN. pxtx,txa -. ~ tVp. ha.t pres@ss. stcaIn
t-,.,T .xrsrssnas~l ~ofkusu AL 80 rftss
cssnbins 4, maAe thls departnsnt ~ car pasi
49, oosapisss an popalsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
MARRIED..

L. 18Th Paris. Ssts 10. by nsv. 4, -. rts.
NJ o. l.r-sliyn has All Nis. Tia N. Clara.
18th - raFts.
In ws.t Parts, ssT, -. w nsy & As.iryvs,
ham. 18th ~ fsns
Ia >or~sy. IA y. ~ ~, y ". saith
rls.a.. u nsrr,,i q well. set Ancs +. li,yr.
- fsfi.
wiilArd q. Maa.asi AL olive ". Chsrls..
18th - fYshurs
10 sse-. 'ssIs. IA. y u. rusr-os .sa irssn.h
tnsrsun.
S,sphss % tu-tsr AL VA ,. narstt. ,-th -
lLTfhsl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
BORN

u sos,A rsr.. ssit q. 3, ,hs -ifs - NJ
fnnsry hsanst, dsush,sr,
IL t.eftssa. y n. ssTs- % ~ ~ -ifs ~ y. y.
sh.rvy. . tsashtrr. itTsns.s itsnsasei sherst
tihhf, hsagttsF
IN Nsrssy. ~, %. - ~ -i's - oesrsv
tsas-sile. q saas
IL W., s.snshsu. Aax. D.. n ~ sir 4
10 ila~s,I. ssV, n, - ~ -i,s q sluss
nhl-tts. q aAashtsf
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NV ApvrKrissNkSrs.

Nonsy, Ilos D. MAks ~
~. Ninios ~hsie@.
pploms
Natlfs ~ fUrvs k.sares
~Aie-uasn Nsntri
nssfne-..
Msnts~i
Nfrhsu.. nsl.,iaans flsstsFs
Nar-silie. "a hits ~sap.
faFksr's Hair hsl.sR.
Az Noa Consamptiyst
Adssa.sa's NasnAr hal-Am-
Mira MusAr tun'
g1autV gauauIissiousr's tAss
Ne.-snssrs >otirss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
MONEY!!
TO MAKE IT.

To save q dollar I. a. make Que. You
earn u by l'-ing smart enough Ia knos
wbcrv Ia do your tradlng. Look out
fr.t for the store that keeps the largest
stock aud the b..i variety, FOE You can
Away. hay cheaper. and gvt better
quality for your money frum the large
dealer. Take u la llou.e Furnishing,
W. bay the bs.t Ia the market and bay
so largely that thu manufacturer have
3" give "a b-ttsT price. aud wc can AFFORD
a. sell you better goods for L.. money.
We arr nov op-ulng the fall s.as"n
with determination "a ,lo more buslne.s
than ever. We know no concern In the
United state. eau under.-il a.. They
may ell trashy goods at L.. prices, bat
What 4. the good 10 buying Parlor suits
and chamber .et. that viii only last q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
OIL i.OmrRAIT si.ss.
SON nrsipEyr rAxns

On the Pisntsiioa 10 Milton fisntstion. IN The
County 90 Oxferi AMI state of MAins. for the
year i~-s.
fis foliowiax Ne ef uxe. on rial estate ef ssa
rv.i,isnt owner. tn thu Plant. of Miltoa, Zoe the
war ia. In blll. committed "a JeG. Jask .on.
colAstor % .sii Plant. oa The sia day % Jaly
Ing unpaii oo The l;th day 81 July. Lea. by his
ceftiheste ef thai late AMI nos rvma,ns unIsshi.
anil Notice u hsrrty d,en that u saii hxss. In
tsrest ani ehsrxes arr me- paid ints the trvasury
% sskt fiAnt within eixhtsen months frvm ti.s
date Of thu commitment ~ ALI bili. och of the
rvai estate hsed ~ Win t< sarlsieni b. pay the
amount sius thervfor, iseisiinx intsrest sni
charge. viii without further sssise 10 coli a
yabis aarsloa % the house of Henry Dssts In
sAii Plantation % Niltsn os ma ilth day 90 Web.
lssi. % 10 o'eis-k. f.rvnaoa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-09-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Joas y. sr,strr. Rsai.rsn.

AIhASt.
|. v. crs,.r 10 :, d. sss,y, ss
:. D. sss,y ~ a.. D.. 0w,sr. 80
Asio,sR.
:. Csiet b. %. y. wyman. 30
u. y. wymsn o. a. n. Aserit. @
nsrHti-
= n. rhlihru-sk b. 4. o. kslfhsr. I'm
: u, rhllhrs-,A a. u. u. thspmsn. so
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uvssvxGun.s NOTICE.
Oss,cs 40 rms swrniSv ov oxyoRD CouSrv.
STATE Of MAINE.

Oss,cs 40 rms sHsHiFr os OxvoED CouSrr.
STATE ~ MAINE.
OXFORD % s--s~Is. ". A. u. iso.
This Il 81 give Nssks. that "a The i'th day VI
sri. a. u. iss,. . wsrr.st In Insolvency vas
issassi sut of th~ Court of Insolvency Goo said
County of Oxfori, against The estate Of Aii<i
T.. Rsnis, Of styu. sDgigvi o. ls IN lnsolyess
iAsissr. on ssiilcn % sst i,elsor. With ptisiea
va. ALL on the sth day of So, A. ID. Lea. 20
which iass namesi date iDssrr-t en eiaisns u " t
csnputs-i. That the paymsss ef aay debts and
The ,lelivery and transfer nj any prcpsty bs.
ksnx ~ ALI ststsor ~ him er Tor HE Me-. and
th< .i<hsery and transfer of any pDI<rty By
him are forbidden by hv. hat mestinf ef
the Crriitors % said psster, W prove !neir ases
Vim h. heh q . Csurs Ut insolvesey. ~ 10
ksliea e Paris In said County, % The fti day
ef GA. A. y. len. q nine oss"ek IN The fos~
Gi,.s ss.i-r my AAsa ~ dsss ara shove
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Cssssy efOsfsri.
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N.ssss &C Ass,s.ss % his Apvsis'.sss'.
Al Paris, In the Coanty of oxford and state
10 Maine, The I;th day IL ssyt. A. u. isa
Ths upier.lxne.i bsrvby gives sssice ~ his sp
v-,intmeni .. As.l<nes ~ ths in.ol.ent estate "f
In the Coanty 20 Oxfsrt. tn.olsent ibeitof.
~ hs hAs hesn .leslars-i IN fnsoiyent spca the
t-stiti.a ef Charles ,. Walksr ast ashsrs, ervsin
sr. of sait debssr, by the tour OF Insolvency
for .aii County ef oxford.
CHlRLEs ,. WALKER. Assignee.
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