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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-07
REAL LIVE HIPPODROME

Giving a strictly fac-simile reproduction of
the contests, sports and pastimes of Rome
in Imperial CpSars days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
wrusr fer the Osfsri Dsmersi.
CANpNEgVINC JOHN,

in all probability no clergyman III
New England was ever better known
than the Rev. John Allen, or as be va.
more famlllsrly known, "tampmeciing
John" lie being of social, genial
turn, Away. enjoying joke even az his
own expense, VA. q welcome guest even
among the worlds people. Knowing
the man In the day. II my boyhocd, and
remembering some % the pleasing Inch
dcnt. that occurred. I take the liberty of
noting down few.
On one occasion he having been CON-
PEELED to listen To q long dry sermon,
wher, the speaker IN . GrawlIng man
ncr would oft quote the word. of hls
text, "fcc'l my sheep, feel my lambs" !"
at the clo.e of the discourse John jump
81 up and In that sharp, crisp manner
characteristic ~ the man .ald, ~ be-
llc,c Ia fc'dlng the sheep and feeding
the lsmb., bnt give them a little NJ q
time, often. anil give u Ia them hot"
John ws. alway. working hard Tor
rr,iysl, ani the writer we'll rcmembers
one min quite we'll along Ia years, Who
AZ every call for candidate. for prayers
"a. SURF to rise. Ou mention bring
made Ia the minister In relation tO the
matter, be- sall, "Nc,cr mind, hc !. q
gcol haul In . iimc ~ droughi."
Being Invited by man Ia dine, on
.litlng down Ia the table the host va.
proc-cllns "a the especial bu.lne.. q
the occasion. when john spoke, saying,
II am accustomed to AL blessing b.
forr -sting." "well." .,id th. ho.i,
''my father Away. us~l Ia. never
thought " amounted a. much"
IIclng agent for nrr Insurance com
piny be- called on an oil jokcr Who va.
builiiug a new house, With the request
that b. might place an Insurance on the
property. "NO," says the farmer, III
|. net completed. ! will walt" "liui,
say. John. lit may burn b-fore u Ia
completed. snd then YOU will llhayc some
thing To- rcbulld." "what do you In
.urr agiln.ty'' querlc. the farmer. "all
Kind. of frvY' "Nr.," says John, "all
Kind. ~ firr." well" sly. the farm
~. II will have Il Insured against hell
fir- ani campfire"
III. writer l. Indebted for the follow-
Ing a. william Cu.hman 10 Hartford
Who h.inI the cunyrfsition. An old
acquaintance meeting John al q hotel,
during conversation the man referred Ia
time and pl,c- la the eastern part 81
tiI. state when hc heard the former
prrach. aud made the inquiry ~ tb.
elder II b. remembered the occaslon.
"Nc.," .ih John. "ani q. u sa. . new
plac-. perhaps you remember had prr.
parrd = sermon with great amount ~
CAYENNE IN u" a.. TIItu>.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
wnA1 rnl CREAMERY IS.

WHY doc. th.rr apparently eNi't such
an -nmliy to the private dairy, on tie
p.u ~ tho.. whn arr ad,u,ating 10.
creamery Have they creamery apIara-
ia. to .clIs Are they th. Que. wh" have
gone Into 80 many un.usI--vting cuu'-
munltlc. aud Issr.uadci them that they
nrs,lcI 5000 to -lO,ODD cr-imrfies
whcn the, hal not the Goa. for a si.ol1
onrY And Why io agricultural paper.
drop Into the trap and 80 vigorously
bloS the creamery man. horu i"r him
II l. thuughilesn"ss, NOR" tian any
thing cl... 80 they catch az ih" phrases
~ the sharper. hni ring the change. on
th-m. Nn ncNclung- ssys "Ih" day oi
private daif,ing Z. fsst pacing away
10 thl. th- Jrr.cy IIullctin rrplir.
"Ns., hut to-morruW Nill - q longer
day than va. to-day, and u viii 's-'
morr private dairic. worked ou the beet
method. known to att than did the day
that I. pa..ing away. The private lam
Us aud the private dairy Nill pa. away
together" That l. our judgment. Not
that the creamery has ~, ". merit. ani
advantage In II. plic", bat that plac"
/. not Ia community ~ Intelligent but
ter m,krr.. II comc. Va q. . mi..ionhrN
Institution to rnilghien the dark plsc".
aud cad the b.nigh,-l wayfarrr. cut of
the wildcrnc.. Into the broad daylight
~ an era 20 letter butter making. u y.
atran.itlonal a aud r,iucsiional Institution.
Tl,o.. Who have not the Unborn energy
ani quick J-ryrp,lou io "caich on I"
the Improved mcthol. ~ making. pack.
Ing aud storing butter Will h. lcnrhirl
by the ct.am~ric.. They viii nr.i ct
sn Idea of the difference Ia th" quality
of milk. of the effects of fr-i on hoih
quality aud quantity, ot lmproNs-i stock,
II hox to manage milk, and hnally ~
how Ia make flne butter. The creamery
bring. thrm Into broader Held, into
contact With q new world II activity
anI progress, aud they aill thereby IL
Ilft-,l oui of the old rat la which ihry
have run 49, long that u u cat .o dcrp
that the hub. ani axle. begin io rub.
hi. 4. What the creamery !. beginning
to do. aud Instead of knowlclg- anl
Kill Ia dalrylng narrONlng down To-
few cr-amerlc., for which the farmer.
will furnish the raw material, they arr
going to drink of the fountain of knoNl-
edge ani progrc.. ani become parilcipi-
tor. In the joy. ani profits II a new era
IL educated anl Intelligent private dairy
men owning herd. that will make those
of the pr-.cnt dsy object. of Interest to
the M,rrot and Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
~. oo,,Nry cArIl1 snows.


The time I. st hand when the oiiirrs
~ the county agricultural societies VII
h. LAYING out their work Tor another
season. By way of suggestion. We mi.h
Ia call attention Ia some points In their
management which have tr.n forced up-
ou our attention.
The nr.t feature We have Ia mind, s
the amoun, ~ money paid In trotiing
purses, by many societies, as compared
With that expended for the promotion of
general stock interests. II IL generally
accepted that troitlng race. are a dc.ira-
hle feature 10 county fair, ani for tii.
reason NAV we'll REVIVE du. attention
Hut u l. proving true tha, Ia some ca."..,
at least. "a app-ar. that Instead of tn.
feature b-ing an accompaniment 81
general exhibition, the race. have c"inr
to H. IA srAiLifiaA. aud the show, stock
aud product. a .hir affair and small st
that; AMI We would ril.c the question
whether In many other ease. th" tfoiting
l. no, commanding more than IT. share
of attention at the hand. of the manage
ment. rrnm the returns made by .o.
cl.tIe. to ~. of'icc of the secretary ~
tie boari of agriculture Ne make the
follow ing tsbiisiinn of the money aSar'i.
81 II the show. ls.t fall AZ several oi
the exhibitions. III. ngurcs Ia bath e>-
irvine. are given omltiing ccuts!
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
Int sufplY OF LIVESTOCK.

The Tcbruiry report ~ th. D-part-
ment ~ Agriculture, which rrlitc' 10
numbers aud value. IL farm anim il.,
show. an INCREASE ~ horses during the
wear bcyond the Increase II population.
The aggregate number. eSce-i fourteen
millions. Ia the cotton state. the u.e
of Texas ponic. 10y tenants .till tend. Ia
increase number. aud reduce average
values. The improvement 10 the Ten
trail state. FROM blood II p.rcheron.,
cleveland say., and Engli.h >hirr., con
tlnuc. active. Horse rancho. Ia the
Rocky Mountain. are Improving the
stock of that region. The Increase of
numbers In recent year., while prices
we're tending higher, la. caused an ebb
In the tide Of values, which arr nearly
e,.rywher. lower than la January, ls>o.
Mules have also increased, and arr e.
tlm.tei at about two aud thiri mil
lions, held al slightly lover price. than
last year.
Mich COW. make an aggregate of
nearly sixteen millions. The Increase
I. general, being .lsr~i quite literally
ihl. wear by the East aud south. Prices,
In sympathy With value. 81 other cattle,
show a slight decline, as compared With
those of last year.
The number. of other cattle continue
10 increase, while the price. have fallen
Ia .till larger ratio during the year.
The numbers, q. estimated, exceed thlr-
ty-.ix millions, an increase 81 between
ten aud eleven million. since l,,D, which
1. larger than the rtio of number. To
population.
An Increase of about four per cent In
number. of sheep Il indicated. The
lowest average price VA. reported In
iss6. Improvement Ia. been gradual
since, With some accclerstion during the
past year. as a result ~ greater conf
dence of grower. In holding the Ameri-
can market for wool.
The Increase In swine has been In pro-
portion Ia advance la popui itiou. The
average price has declined, as In the
case of all other kinds of farm animals,
sheep alone exccpted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
TAXATION.

The subject VI taxation IL still claim
Ing Vide attention hrougbout the state.
n seems to be- admitted by all. that
under the present systsn of laying taxes,
farm property !. paying much NOR, than
it, lust proportion. indc-i, .o plain u
thl. fact. that even th. most selfish do
not care combat u. This injustice tring
admitted, the fir-t important step towari
q r,form !. gained. lIut a. relates Ia the
second factor In the problem, there !.
not likely Ia be- such q unit ~ opinion.
Already Ia the uticrncc. given, and In
the positions taken by those Who have
thu. Ear e-say-l Ia speak, u u plain Ia
be- seen that those Who rprc-cnt, ani
speak for the clas.c. Who arr at prc.ent
favored through the application of the
defects In the prrscnt system. do net
propose Ia bc silent observers ~ the in-
trwluctlou of = reform, shaped for the
sole purpose ~ equal justice Ia all prop
suy. Ingenious Argument Il h"lng put
forth AZ oppor,nne tlme., anl io nccicd
listeners, Ia blind the eyes of the coun.
try property holder. Ia the main puc.-
tIon Ia hand: AMI c,rtain ~ the city
press, having IA. interests of capital, of
course q. b,rkcr., arr hedging about the
question with plainly the pwponicrancc
IL effort on their sile ~ the problem.
III. most out.pokrn cas. of q complete
lgnoring ~ any posslhlc know ledge of
the situation, on the part II o,hcr..
coupled With gro.. misrepresentation.
of fact. Involved, come. frum ibe Fort
lanl Iloari of Trade Journal.
Now, the farmer. of the state afe net
gulng to 4. blinicl. and allow their at
irntIon to - ,ll,rtt-l frum th. jn'ticc
of tlc cause skrn In hsnd by blusirr,
srruncou. statements or cunning argu-
ment.. - long asa large part 81 the
ppI-fiy ~ the state, some candid
Judges claim onc~halr goc. un,aN~i.
anil Nhat ihl. property doe. not pay, u
laii on real estates, and other property
wholly disclosed snd li.ic'l ~ .Niwme
valuations, Ia addition to What la iusilc.
such property ought o. pay and u viii
lug to nav, the cas-. L. too .sfious to play
AZ blufi, or to down With th- bidding.
Farmer. ar- quiet clas. II people, bu,
IN no way lacking IN Intelligence. on
thl. subject II equitable taxation they
.--m a. have aroused from their usual
silence, anl propose to - h"lri. The
Portland IIntrl 10 Trade may Wish Tor
other. Ia continue to pay their taNe. Tor
them, but tho.- Who have i-"n doing "
are net satisfied With the arrangement.
They lo not a.k that the tables D. turn
81. beat they 10 demand that all property
shall b-ar It, just part. i.-farmcr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
A Queer Celssldsses.

In Berks county. Pa. at the little VII
lage Of shillington, lives Samuel Shil.
ling. q living fulhlment of remark
able coincidence. lie frst saw the light
Of day on Feb. %. 1919. Beginning with
the date Of his birth. IL seems that the
father of his country has kept q watch.
ful eye on Samuel Shilling every day
for the past seventy years
Shilling was married on Feb. % 10 Q
woman, who, like himself. was born ou
that date. Their first child-a boy-wH
born on washington's birthday. exactly
one year To q day after their marriage.
and two years afterwards. on the same
date, twins-a boy and girl-were added
10 the washington.blessed household.
Five years rolled around. when. on the
fifth anniversary Of their wedding. an
other infant. q little girl. was added 10
their blessings The fifth and sixth child.
another pair Of twins. came around on
schedule time two years later. exactly.
and upon the seventh anniversary OF the
welded life begun on the natal day oi
our first president.
Mr.. Shilling Is very proud OF the lucky
coincidence that has connected his name
and that OF his family 20 inseparably
with that Of the immortal George wash
ingtou.
Many remarkable stories. all true. -
far - the writer has been able 20 sscer
tain. have been related. but Il 10 doubtful
u there is another case on record where
Q father. his wife and SIX children al
claim one birthday. and that. too, one a
ths mod historicsl In the vhols ealsH
lAs.-SG Leub nsDubllA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
>or,cr or romrcLosrnI.

xt.uIEIAs.M Mante,iIls Hall ~ Peru In IN
w Caantt - uNfpri, by his msFtgs<e i-s.i
lsissi ~ nftssuth IiAl LAY - suttmlrr, \. ~
ts-s An.i ryUur,is-l in ths oNfufi hsgidr! ~
Ilsssts. nnuk gio. fAgs "a. cvntslvi o. one lohn
" Tfask - NeNico. In ALI ,uaiutY, S"ftaln
faarrsl ~ ftasl estate sttaatri In frfu Ia sal
4 sauty 20 pNfsrt. sal t-saniet As falL.s. u
ii Du ths eat ~ tshii owpsst ~ frsnA MI
sisf on ths s-futh An.i se-t by ani fprtnsfiy
s.us.i ~ u.sn Liant. ant oa The nufth by ths
Au.iru-cogsin river. ani khosn A. ths is'l
Iant fAftn. euutsining nfiY acrv. mef~ of le.-
an.i whsf,as 90 ~ ulnsteenth llsl day OF Nov
a Il 49, All Jsha u ffask BY ~. ss-l<nmsut
In wrttinE transferred sni a-.tgus-l the aiuIr
All mortgage AIT ths 'islt thef,by sssurvi %
Ma n af-sus thsh - Pan. Ia all t"aniy
.ktb assiguuieni Il duly fvnofist In all bNtpf'i
Hs-rs~i.. Il.ok 81. fasv ls.. An'i ~hsrs., N.
All Nm n 1rvsns. hA. sihcs decsa-ei, ansi
ths unsisf.lFns-i Mar 4. .rr.ns, has ersn duly
apt.,int-t aininistrstfiN ~ ths stsls sni estate
.hifh 49,, - ALL Nm. n. srvsne ahi shsf'ss
ths saniiitian 20 saii mortgage has issn tfoAsn,
ua,. thsrrfofs b. rua..sn ~ The brNsrh oftfs GOA
,iitlaa thsfrbf. .. In my all csIasity ~ slmln
t.tratrtN afsrVssii ansi ~ siTtps II IN AutboH.
a. With whish aus a. afofv-aii Ncsi~i, calm .
tsrt.kssufs q All mortgage.
rari. fsbraary IN. \. lsa
MARY 4 1Rtt>t, Adwinistrstns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11
vuiisa Coz Ne osior'l I',moers,
wv nAnn WAS MAD


Towls'. naud fTom Canton furnished
the music fora ball at thi. place few
night. ago. Marx Poster, Motel hof.e-
mln, hlos. the ha..-yiol In th. hand.
while MAD" l.u,iilcn picks ih" string.
on q 10. rls- of cllrionrt. ani together
ToWi-'. Hand I. goo,l one. The quality
- the hand. hoWeSer, ha. little o. do
With tie subject matter ~ this communl-
cation. TIe Democrat !. not ffr" from
IL. The IeNi.ton Journnl trie. a. oh
tain the credit ~ b"lng an expert al ",
anI the CARTE u making every effort
to Nin al the laurel. In hor." talk.
uo Into the oiiiC- of any hotel, gather
around the tohlccu b~laub.,i stove ~
an, htckwoods .tofr or blacksmith shop,
on the deacon seat of any logging camp,
Into any place where p"ople gather to
discus. thu event. oi the diy-a grippe,
murders. Thomh. l.c-i and q quorum,
en.ilagr, church matters, town if,lr.,
Comment. on the beauty IT women an
every otlsr .ubjcct, zach sni .",ersl
,nu.t give nay to tlr merits of Ptsllss,
HrAnd,Nin-. Ming william. oil Drew.
Robert HOMER. Whtlcbonc knoN ani
the thousand other 2:ly., 49,, 'n's,
'JD'., aud along the graded seal. from
?. IO down to Z .O> -. "llOr-r tall"
c,rTywherr, and hor.s talk rtsrnllly-
no sondcr MAD" luii"n was mad In
d-,,l. The morning after the above
dance the mcmber. of the haul ( g,thcre'l
around the fir- in Isrk'. store. The
hot.e. they came With wer la Park.
barn, harns..~d ani ready for the return
home. Luidcu had pat on hls oSrr.ho"s,
worked himself Into hi. o,srcoat, drawn
an ulster over that, pulle'l the hPels ot
hi. cap over hl. ear. and wound several
yauI. ~ comforter around III. heid-it
wa.a q sharp morning. Poster ~. also
rad, Ia start. ToNle had already gone
a. the stable with the cornet player.
when up came Willltm !. Wheeler, Eco,
from south Paris. and entered the .tor-.
Discovering Foster. Wheeler nodded q
.light recognition io oth.r., rachel the
''biri of a feather" ani commcnc.i
"ho..- talk" Only moment passed
b-forr Foster aud Wheeler were chalr-'i
facing each other. mad Immediately
commenc,,i unNiniing the band ~ com-
forisr, got out ~ the ulster, pulled Oh
the o,rrroai, .hs,l III. o,er.hOc., threw
hls cap on pile of ready mad" clothing
and stretched himself full length on
pile of horse blanket. asking the
"squarc" III he could remain the ~
mainicr of the day. mad" had been
sick: had clilmcl he had not fully re-
covered from Ia grippe before coming
from home aud the crowd we're fearful
he had b~cn .ciyci With rrlap.e-plty-
lngly some of th.m a.kel him II such
VA. the ra.e-and received ln angry
tones, "Gad. No.! don't YOU SELL
Wheeler ani Mark have gone to talking
hor.e..!"
The shout that greeted thi. reply,
coupled with the complete unwrapplng
procc.. DE- had gone through with, must
hay. served the purpose of ".tay of
procrellng..' Wheeler aud Foster lm-
meliltely "adlourned without date"
NpAHkls
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11

oNtogn =. Al . Caurt - rf,sia.ts hsti a
rafis stain an.i faf 49, t.sntF atbttsfis On
~ thiri Tas-tsy q tsh. 4 u leo
s,u a. fatffissn ~ Ilsnfy tr- sFtt. sasr,iiAn
81 ttau.is N ah.i Nsfls o. t.nrth. uilhuf hsifs ~
-tst,i,su D t.nHth late - pi,nsii. In all
gaantf. desss-ri Vrsting 90 hrsn-r o. ~ sal
f,,ntsf rsrtaia rral sstAts faiif dssrftii IN hls
f.tftils - a /. H. ~ pfuistr nrfs "a an aitan
tssssas orrr - fktsh hunirvi iuliars. ths pfa
s..t. a. D. Infested ff tis lrnsft - al sninufs
uansaIp. That a. AL IEtltlsarf Eifs n.stfe
O. ~ f.Tr.f1rs tutffvstri hT rsasinx a. ahetfei
- his f-ttian xth tbs .ricf thsfvnh. o. -
rahnsissl thrvs sesks snrr.s.itslY In the 80
f,sri tsrftfz at nr~sIaIFf pfiHtrl ~ Iafts, IN
sati Osautr. thai tsgf tnaY apf-af q f"'.e's
t..alr, a. H.. 81 a rafts "a ths thiri Taeslaf
q Naf ufRt 81 nins ark.k tn ~ furvns-an,
snI st.sss faa.s u as thsy have. sty ths saine
sfsali ~ ~ gfautci
Atr,.. ospt D. Aue.t IL 4. DAVIS. tssi.tsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11

The Canadian IIorticulturi.t furnishes
some examples of the influence of preju-
dice on the quality of fruit. The word.
Of Mr.. River. ar. quoted where be aid
that befor. long br hoped their markets
would be .o we'll supplied with apple.
of such good quality home grown that
their very good friends, the Americans,
would be compelled Ia consume their
own dat, ta.tele.. aud woody Bsldwins
among themselves; they should not
want them In England. 80 far, much
progre.. has not yet been made la this
improvement Of English fruit, ne II IL
not long since hne Baldwins from
America sold at about double the price
nf English yari.ties.-farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11

uNfugn - Ma toar - frulsate tshi al
Isafts within at faf ths 0aautr - uNf ur'i ua
a. thir,i T,ss.iay - tvh. 4. u lss
Th.sfnas 4 t.ufust. suarliah - Naruh v
.Infs tnfnar shitt ahf hsif - h"eF- Nisis
i.ts "a antaa o. saii CuantY, hattsr pr,ssnts.i
hi. sfsaant q Eaariishship - All ssrl tuf 81
ksanrs
OautHtn. Tat at Gasriish sise Hs,iss T.
an Isr-uns iutfrvstci, ~ oausins eupf ~ ul'
ag,lsf D. - tuhnshssi tkr,s s~s.s sansssifslf
IN ~ uxfarl tsrrassrat. prtutei a fafis, that
thst uat apt-ar II . Ouait - fnslssie D. - D. -
a rafts tn at 0anriy. sn ~ thiri tpsstsf ~
Nar nat a nins s'sh-a In n taryns-n, an'i
.hss osa-s. N shY thsY ha's, -hr N sans
sfssahi "a o. afkssei
.NDR.r 4, Wilson. iaiss.
atrus copy -stir-t-ii a DAVIS, hssts,ef.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11

oNfpun =. ,-Ma Gear, - Probate k.hi II
Parts v thin ant fpf ~ toanty ~ pNfof'l 90
ths thiri rus-iay ~ fsb.. 4 u. is'
MAgTttA HAMMo>~. t,esutfiN on The
estats - nAsit Namuicns. late ~ llsthsl IN safl
Iaantf. dsrcs-s-i. ksttng pfv-sntssi hsr Ar's'aht
"a sli nist rNtisn - ths sststc ~ AL dss~a--i
flsr slkfsaufs
Ut.usHftt Thst ths ssit lNssutrix sits netifs
tsai I-frsns intsrvsts,l tisswin.hy causlug cupf
a tis s.f,sf O. - pahusls-i thfvs 49, a. surrs-
.itsit in ~ uNfsrl nCtnu-rrNt pftntei AZ iaft..
thsl tbs uaaF apIssf a pf,slssis ossaf y -
hsii al Parts On AL tuantY wn tns thlr'i go
daY - Marrh. nsNt. a nins - ~ rssA IN ts
faf~as-sa aai shss cas-. N anf theF have
.hF ~ ssrss shsait nst - Al.~el
aEugGt 4. wti.soN, iuirs.
Atrss eupy. Aurst III 4. DAVIS, kest'ssf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-11

TIIE .ui.-rri-f hsrvby s,es pubhc nstirs
tasi - has i--.u dgly spg.,intsi ~ ~ iiun.ra
- Iuirs q rf,iiats 90 ~ Jouuiy - ohfgri
ani as.am.i tiis trua - Admlnistrsisf ~ ths
sstatf -
AIT Att. . Hpp,pp>. late ~ nyra.
In All 1uuutF. dsssa--i. by .ftins t-sui a. N
a. ,iirsst. - tksfvfarv Fvsgus-ts al lcfsssns
In 4lt-i D. thr sststr - All lessass-i o. maAe
i,arss-iiats f.avmsnt. ani ii-s-s sho have ahf
.l.taan.i. ti.srs.su o. eNhilstt ~ sane o.
- 4. t-.a IpII> 4 uun>pO>
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TtiI sui-rfti-r hFr,by Tves pahhs ssiic.
that ~ has lsrsh duly apt-intri ~ the hnnsf
ahls Iuiss q Probate tuf ths tuuuiN ~ bNturl
ani assumsi ths trust - AdminisifAi"f ~ ihs
sstats -
O.HpnN CIINELl>, hts ~ Fuehars.
in at 0uuutF. hsrrassst. BY sittng t-sni a. th'
.s iir,st. H. thrryfufv r~lur.ts All I'sf.uns
H. i.lt-f g. tt.s estate - ssit hss-a-ri - naks
&c.,. ttsts tsssu.s "a. ant th.-s ~ha have any
si,.1aan.i. thTf,,ta o. sNhiisit The safns o.
80 l. t-a ntA> 4. uALIARb.
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Nl-uEnEAs. Aliioa u iiolli.. thsa ~ Hart
w fsF,t In the g.unty - Oxfori. by NJ. uoFtE
a.. is.-l slats.i tie sth day ~ MAJ. a. II. isss.
asd f,.r,srlesi In ~ Oxtsfd kesistFy ~ Icesl.,
i--sk ls3. paEs t-a conseye.i b. eHs Amertss u
Ilsu.aa ~ saiI lIaftfort q osftsin IsIvsl ~ feal
s,.t. .it..t.t In The Village ef iisufof,i t.ntrv,
- call.i In Alt tsxn of Hartford, AMI toansis~i
q. fslhsss, o. wt q csftaia .tAhi .itasisi IN
Hartford Ieutrr, tn sAil tswn % Hartford. u
t...n Jahn fof,l'. stsni soi The school house,
.o'l lnosn a. th. Rsfas wesl.um stsnd, sRi
thru s.nrupiesi by Io.sph Ga.-sll, snf tsin< the
.t,n.i .,.ossys.l o. sall Iislns by ssii bso-ga
at s,satai uing Que snsl QUE islf srrrs of hni /,
All slserrAs the ssli Amsftss u brn.oa iii IN
-rttns an.lsr IA. hAni ani -ssi 90 the sth day ~
49, A 10. lsss. .sti. trsnsfsf AMI S-isn The all
1,art xase tie.-i snl the iss thervby -esary-i %
me- ths anisr.ignet. ssii A.sishment lsihs
r,..ss.lsi IL uNfsf,t rvcsri. ts-ak ~ ps<e -
An xhrrra. ths consiitisn ~ ssi mortgage has
lssn br,sksn. nys therrf"r,, ~ w1'ea oius
e,...h ~ H. coalition tser.sf O. the s..ispee %
..iI Hsftxaxs. elsim . for.siosarv ~ The .sias.
p.ts-l Al Iisftfsri. In ssli t"uhty u otfOri.
'"'' JANIS IRISH.
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r.. m. sr,iitsr. % MosEs ". LIBBi. ~
portsr In the tganty % Oxfori ant STATE
Of Malne Insoltsst psttor
"a a., hsr,Ay nsslnei. That With the sp
p,,,,.l af the Iuigs sf the csart of Insolvency
- ..lt Coauty the ~ssosi MEETING 81 The
Cr,rI liter. of .sii lnsoisent 10 spp-sinsssi 70
IL e.ki at ths Probate Court rosa In
r.rt. In .slI .aauty oa Wednesday The lssh
IA, 81 Mar a %. l-,sl. si nins o'si-k In The f"r~
ns-,a Nsa viii govern yoaf-slses sceornaxN. I.
Given uBisr nv hani AMI w erief of '"u"
nj. tsh isy ~ Feb a. u. lso
,,tRRI,k q. DAVIS, Rexi.ssr ~ the Court OF
Ia-.,l,snsy for aid County of oxford.
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nURsuA>r a. hcsass from the lie.. Jsdss
Il % Probate Coz ths County cf oxfori. ! shalI
s.ll st puhlic assties At my once In Neu Snnfe
Bl.k. Norway. on "Wednesday. ApuI IN, n.
ints sr.t whish the kts Da,ii iiehsea. OF
NORWAY In ssii Coanty, aecea-cd. hal IN AM W
~ fofiowing de-sriisi resi estate. VIA dyo
MN pwusttV .osall>-i. situated on Croeke.i
River I'm The tsws ef Norway ami l-einx The ssm.
pr.psstg gpsa which L. Dsai.on Go. earr,ed
rn th> n.anafsesare of pulp, snd ths sams eee-
yeyri ~ che late Davti u Hehien BY tax ae~ds.
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