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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-07
Two Men Mnrdernd-

PARIS, Tex, Oct. 6.-Deputy Sheriff Ca
ton and bartender were found n ordered
in saloon at Arthur City this morning.
both being shot i'll the back The cause OF
the murder is unknown.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-07

/
The James G. Mcdonald Candy com
pany's stand has a wonderful attraction
/ Tor the young people and good MANY of
the older ones too. The exhibit ia enor-
nous, both in bulk and variety. aud in
quality too, as is testified by the Judges
awarding them prizes.
The ladies connected with the fair held
an important meeting yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. o. j. Salisbury, president of the Joint
committees, occupied the chair. Sub-com
mittees for the following departments were
appointed. Class H, manufactures: Class
j, tine arts; Class X, women's work; Glass
l., education, Glass M, miscellaneous THE
following are the names of the ladies who
were appointed as judges in the women's
work departments Mrs o. J. Salisbury
Mrs. William Jennings, Mrs. Arthur
Brown, MRS, sells, Mrs. S. Bsmberger,
Mrs. f. G. Gentscn.
The women's work department is one of
the most interesting in the exposition.
Fine needlework, beautiful quilting. Gro
Chef work, knitting work in silk and satin
wsx flowers, fruits and great variety NJ
very pretty and useful articles which onIv
ladies know how to make. In this denart.
ment there is wonderful needle work
copy of the picture "Ecce Homo u renre-
senting the Savior wearing the crown of
thorns The work is done by Mrs. r
Free, aged 81 years. There is another
worS, patch work Counterpart by Mrs
Mary A. Herman, aged so, which is mar
velous for person of that age. In CON
trast to these there is a patch work he'd
spread in ten colors by Fanny o. William
sen of Murray, aged II years.
In the art department may be noticed
two pictures by Miss Margaret Foster
One is entitled Mary and represents n
child three or four years old The other 10
chalk drawing, a portrait of Rev. MIR
Thrall. Miss Foster is quite a young ladv
only sixteen, but she gives promise of bay,
ing the true artistic genius which with
proper training, will develop something
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AMERICANIZED
ENCYCLOPEDIA
BRITANNICA


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but will the Amernd Britannica Because
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-07
EDUCATIONAL CONTESTS

At p.m.-Educationa contests, includ-
ing q spelling match, and other in teres ting
features, and promenade concert by the
hand
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-10-07

Thrilling balloon ascension at pm, by
the world famed erousut and prince of
the air, Prof. Staley, with parachute drop
as follows: After posing his balloon in
midair some distance from the earth the
daring professor will ascend to it hand
over hand, then, making fast to his trap exc,
will give the word for the now almost un.
manageable monster of the air to cut loose
and. whirling through the air to perilous
height, will cut away from the balloon,
and, descending with his parachute, make
his awe-inspiring Jump from the clouds,
performing the while trapeze act by
hanging by his toes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-29
,.r,rr ov ronyclosrnv.

vvguyRIAs. Ciarssce Itsns.n % Baekfelt
w ~ nj. msttfase dee.i. dAte-i The thirtssnti
day of Marh. A. u. l.si, sn.t resoriei In On 49,
REGISTRY ~ Des~is. t--ok "a, Is<.s go, tn AMI W
osa,syei o. NE. ths ansisf-igssi. certain pieces
~ parysls of hni uith tie bailiinss tseyos
farmers, ani knovn as tbs homestead farm OF ti's
ate Thomas ths~.
Al.o one szhsr piscs 90 parcel % iand sitassss
In ssii Bsck 6shl. 10 tsinx q part of gorv ~
nsmt< rel Que In ths plan ~ all town. hounsiss
a. fsllow. l~Etn ninx 20 tie northeast CORNER Of
lasi formerly svpct w >llas sitehsil. snd sit
uat.si In .sif - Ne, I. thssss nefthsriy sero.1
sAii ~ " . Whine hivh ire .tanlins isv wi'
westerly " the meadow rcai." 90 call~i thescs
ve.ssfI, nine ierree. north ~ land forusri,
ks.. n .. -Ame. Drovn's .sttiinx ls'. thsse.
south<riy on ths nse of all Henson - asi l.si
formerly v1D~-i ny le>eph Chsse, ." hst TOT
sseriy .vsegb y -iiAs Nitrisii. thenoe ssss<siy
on nse Of ssiI Mitchell Ian, % psisi t<Sss 81
containing twenty ssrvs more er No.
lsaaisi ssi ae.,siis.i as folioysi on NJ vess
BIZ Highway ~sslinE frea said Ihsmss ChAss
ksmsssssi 10 Bs.kheii On fsrai 90 Ne socsh
by Ier.ey box Brosk east by hnd OF Lrvn ~
Cha-s, on tisr nofth ny Q svu pastsrv tssses
~ tlss Daniel ChA.s farsa. Al>ss "Trip u ies.'
Coz . lane % ssii hrss ie~erilei p'eos Of esd,
twenty fs<t wiis, seEinniaf q shs 1ssf ssa ~. -
Ant ielsu she s.ra on saia Cks-e- hsse>seed,
ani russias psraI'<i with ssit highway " thss
pis<r of hsl AMI rscaniax the >sme prvmtses
sooveyei by ~ " sait b<nson ~ Warmly
DID dss>i Naris u. A. u. issi.
And uherss. tse eos.iisiss Of said wssSxsfe
has leea sreken. sow snsisfeIs' sy $500 e' -
nseA nonxs y. CHASE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-29
"wos1n A GUINEA A eos.

Mr.. s., chemist ~ Liverpool. re-
crl,.d blu for the smoan, of 2s.. from
Thcma. iIscchsm, ~. ii.lcns. Mr.. s..
being AZ the time IN pccuni.ry difficulties,
ponsier-l for considerable tiin. how a.
meet the demand. ~ last . bright Idea
flashed across hls mind, and b. aid,
Joy fully;
sizes, ~lli send Bc-rham q box ol
hl. own pills-hc .sy. himself they arr
worth q guinea box-and seven shll-
ling. in cash"
hi. he dh. In III. course 81 few
day. great va. III. surprisc ~ Mr.. -
a. mud that lIc.Cbsm had Forwarded tbs
r,c-ipt attached to which were tbs
words, "Cs.h only In future. Thomas
it-c,ham."
In N. United states Be-,hsm'. t'ili.
are slso advertised ss universally ac-
knovl~ig~i Ca H. worth q guine, ,
l-os"-but that they are Tor salc BY al
d-uggigs At - c-nt..
llc.,hsm evidently think. u ,-st a.
hedge against such bright f.llow. o. the
i.l,cfr-ol dtuggl.t turning up on THE
.hlc ~ m. ~itsr.-fame, a ioaion
new spspsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-29
SECRETARY oF r-G BOARD oF
AGRlCuIIuRI

II l. reported that At the annual meet
Ing of the Maine Board % Agriculture
which occurs the thirl ~~sk In Jsna-
Ary, Mr.. r. walker Mckeen % West
Fryeburg ~ill D. candidate fcr sscrctar,
ofthe board. The -ecrvtary y. the "a
ecutiyy ofiicer % the board, and l. ~
quirvi 10 devote hi, entire time 10 the
dutis. 20 Tn oficc. Tbe ro.iiion has
bccn bsld fof several year. By Mr.. Z. \.
Gilbert. Mr.. Nckecn :. without qucs-
tion sIcclisntly lifted Zoe the position.
lie l. practical, successial, progressive
farmer, a well cdacatei man. aud Of
considerable experience In the Kind Of
wOrk h. would have "a a.. Dor several
YEAR, Mr.. Mckccn ably conducted The
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % ths pemccrai.
For tn past fur year. h. has he"n tn
oxford member a the Board 70 Agri'
culture. ant Il nov President % the
hoard. IIs 3. familiar with the work Of
farmer Institutes, aud In them has of
en- ben az elective speaker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-29
Asscoors oF Cot. SAMUEL 4
BRADLEY

The foll0wing aneNiote Il related ~
Col samuel 4. Bradley. % fryebarg,
Who was one ~ Names eminent law-
yers In the early half u the present cen
fury: On one occasion the colonel was
appointed by the court q. counsel IA q
man ArrAigned for trial. and. Ina ouier "a
give advice "a the Culprit. the colonel
retired With him Into a private room.
After hearing the culprif. story, and
seeing that there Was no possible chance
of CLEARING him. Col. Bradley advised
him % run away. Returning % the
court room, and the ease coming up, the
colonel WAS asked where his client was.
O. which b. replied: MAY Il please
Your Honor. the court requested me Ia
give him the best advice could. which
| did. After hearing his story advised
him 10 run away. and he has done 80. F"
This aneciote !. sometimes told With
the name % Hon. Jeremiah Mason In
place 81 that of Col. Bradley, and the
anec,iote u probably AZ suthentic In the
Que case ss In the other. De Vuincey
speaks Of q certain epigrsm ss having.
like Other eplxrams q D. %, bcen oc-
eupled by q snccessiou 20 big men, and
this aneciote .osms to be Of the same
nature, except that. whereas, In the case
~ the epigram. pe Qaincey IL able to
give the name Of the person ts whom IL
properly spplies.-''theo original tenant, -
AZ he styles hlm.-it Il more than proha-
bic that the snectote IL not hxsed upon
fact AZ all, but IL pure iuventics.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-29
RESOLUTIONS

passed Al ths me.ting ~ the hosri II
dlr-yior. a the American Bobbln,
sIsool a shuttle Co. AZ Boston, Mass,
Dcc. :, l-9l
Whereas, 4 much RESPECTED associate,
and most devoted servant Of this corI,o-
raiiou, Il removed from "a la the dec-a.s
20 David bridge; and la Sl-w % N. dep
er los sustained by those who w.r,
near-r aud dearcr Ia him: therefore b. !,
Resolved, that u Il hut a Ju.i tribute
o. the memory II David bridge a. s,y
that wc deeply feel the lo.. ~ one who's
ability. Integrity aud manhooi com.
msnd our rc.p-rCt aud rrg ard: and ws
scknow ledge that al. sNsmpl. of ex-
crpiional loyalty aud devotion Ia thu.
corporation. while characteristic of the
man. l. most touching. aud !. worthy 81
most unusual r-cognition.
Resolved, That Ne -Niend our deep
ct sympathy to the family 81 ia,
d.ceased Ia their greater .orros. and Ne
trust they may by an unfslisring faith,
fnd consolation Ia the hour 81 their
AifiictiOn.
Resolved, That this testimonial 81
our heartfelt sympathy aud sorrow b
spread upon the re,orSi. ~ TIL. corpo-
ration; that I, be Published Ia III. papers
% oxford County: and that a copy Sign.
Ell BY the president 81 this corporation
aud the secretary ~ TIL. meeting be for.
~sr,icd Ia the family 81 our departed
friend.
Gao. Mu>RoI ESpicorr. Pres.
lEwIs 4. HAS,
Secretary of the Meeting.
A true Copy Of the Record, Attest
W. T.. skILIiNGs,
Sec. American Bobbln, spool & shuttle
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RESOLUTIONS

adopted by King Hiram Lodge, No. 5.
y. and 4. ", Nov. 18th, A. u. ls9i
Whereas, the Master of the Supreme
Lodge aboy. has .een ~, In IIis dl,in'
providence. to remove FROM our midst
our beloved brother, stephen ID. hit
tredgr. therefore b. II
Resolved. That In his death Ming lii
ram Lodge sastsins the ioss of worth,
brother. one -st-smed Ia publlc and pri
,ate circles, for his upright and rcgulal
conduCt.
Resolved, That the members Of king
Hiram Lodge extend their heartfelt gym
patty to the bereavod wife aud chill
drvn, aud would point them Ia that soarc'
from whence comes all help and conso'
latlon.
Resolved, That q copy OF these resolu
tions b. spread upon the records Of kins
Hiram Lodge, also Published In the OK
foni Democrat, aud . copy be sent "a
the widow of our deccssed brother.
wM. y. PUTNAM,
wN. ". kipprR, Committee.
l.. q. wILLououBr,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-29
Blooo's TRIAL BtoUs
two iUsucEs rEI.IpC AM rIi,
LAEGE HAIL AT ~'Vru rARis
utIIp VIM SPECTATORS.

Bsiorv the time 70 oIsnlng the trial IL
Ex.D~puty sheriff blood AZ south Paris,
MONDAY FORENOON, the crowd was -
great that Il Nas found neyrssary to al.
iouru "a the larg-st hall In the placr, aud
the large AUDIENCE completely nll~i ".
IIon. Jane. =. Wright appeared for
th- state anil Hoo. John 4. >wasey and
IIerrick q. Davis, I'D, for the respond
ent.
Attorney >wAscy objected 90 the var
raut and a. a.. Jurisdiction "a the ,oart,
aud after an hour - debate by the coun-
81 the court "a. orgsnls-i by IN. al
ditioa % another trial justice, !. \.
Eobsrts, E.q., ~ N0rsay, bring called
Ia - ASSOCIATE jasticc With Trial Justlcs
!. a.. Eirh of Iisthel.
Attorney Wright presented the case,
telling What the state expected to prove,
substantially like the charges already
puhlishe,i In this now famous Css-.
IN Adjournment ~as thru made until
Two O'Clock In the afternoon. n. the
DemoCrAt 90. o. pres al Que o'clock
Monday Ne can noN do no b~tter than
"a promise our READER. q full rcport ~
the proceedings In next week. Issue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-29
TIE WEEK In MAINE.
r-s MOST IMPORTANT STATE News
BRIEFLY TOLD.

rhs grip .. prevailing quite extensive
~ throughout Maine.
Isui. lambert. aged ~. while skating
ca ths river Al Riidcfori. was drown
"a.
An Auhuru woman has sued her hus-
hand Zoe ssi,oH. and attached hi. prop
erty.
Mr.. Emly Walton % Eccklsnd. ag~i
about ~ y,ar., committed saiclde Nth
rat poison.
Albert Coultoi.. asy,l -. ~as drowncd
In the river a. I.s~lstou Monday while
.kating
\ well posted Biideford man says that
s.sO.uo werc sunk by loyal people In The
Sioux Fall. quickand Investments.
The po.t ofiic, And a store AZ Albion
~rr- broken into saturday night. aud
IS In money and stamp. wcrv TAKEN.
4 son % Captain wcodbgry Sauhder.
20 south Orrington was accidentally
.hot and Killed, gun i-.ing carclc.sly
thrown into toat.
4 pri.ousr Zoe debt In jail Al Norridgr-
wOCk attempted suicids hy cutting hls
throat. bat did not d. Il skillfully. and
sill probably rcCoycr.
Orrin Sopsr. an cmployr la RccOri's
pulp uiill az l.iVermorr fAlls, had hl.
.kull smashed ~ ths barsilng % grind
cr aud did from The effects.
People who Ut publi.hcd Tor mar.
rage after January first will - obliged
o. answer thlry-four questions. \ nsS
law passed last winter gp.s into eirct
on she day mentioned.
Jane. Eo.s aud anoth~r man hunting
In Iitiletou ons day lat wcek Killed
thru. carit-oa within i've minutes time.
Tils last one .hot isll within ten rods
FROM where The first ons Sas Allied.
Gen. :. n. LsaViti - Easiport avs
tn shor, line !. "surv o. go. and that
by Marvh. l~fs, plans Tor IT, building
vii b. completed aud active work on
construction Will then bcgin.
Prof Ile.li. 4. t.,v 90 Re~doin Col
tegv l. Ia great demand with hl- lcCtur.
on Labrador this winter. The lecture u.
illustrated by q number ~ stervOpticOn
views and l. aid O. D. eNcvv,iingly In
tervsting.
Charles, Ag,d L., and frvd. aged u,
.ons 81 ". :. Marston. editor snd prOprie-
tor ~ the Ilallowell Register. skatsd Into
tn open channel "a wildsr's Point In
the ksuneb-c river. Their lives we're
saVed through prompt relief hy Frank
wingAie 20 Ilalloseii. Who threw thsm
MI. oycrcoai and With thu aid 81 others
pulled them out.
quite q r,igu u terror prevail. IN
Bucksport. owing o. incendisry at
tsmpts o. destroy valuable property.
which. following the announcement %
burglaris. In an adjoining town, have
created considerable excitement. An at
tempt "a. made Tuesday night "a burn
tn grist mill. The people believe u ~as
-et 20 cover up the OPERATIONS II the
burglars.
Dexter 1. aid o. b. improving In NOR
als. 4 news item relates that "Sanday
horss trOtting Ou the park has b-cn
brought Ia an end. the storc- are clo-ed
on the Lords day, aud nov, we under
stand. the liquor sellers have given up
the traffic ~ their own yolition." What
q rum old day sunday must have boen
in Dexter hsfore the Information
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-29
nae MUSICIANS, OUNCE.

Every music teacher, student OF mu
sic lover should have this volume. u
contains ,if pages of valuable musical
information, With full description ol
over 10000 pIcces Of music and musk
hooks, biographical sketches of over IL
composers, With portraits aad other ~
lustrAtions. Also q choice selection Of
new vocal and Instrumental music aud
other attractive features. Upon re-
ceipt Of eight two-cent stamps, TO pre-
pay postage, We wili mall free, . copy
Of The Musicians Guide, aiso sample
copy Of BraInard's Musical World, cou.
tanning s1.00 worth of new music and
interesting reading matter. Address Thu
b. BrslnArd's Sons Co. Chicago, Ill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-29

osy9ap al 4. co.: e: c e rs' o. 5 ss
On tss ihiri rss.isy Of is:, 4; Y; isi;
On ths v>sisiea ef i.n.iils khlkr' Aans
u th< s~lass of FRANK d. ktDDsk. Ass Of
y, III mi ssnsry sssssia rssi s.ssss 81 ALI -
crs.ssi ~ tke asscuss of twenty -nye husfrrd dot
an for sks payment ef det<s and ckaTes.
Onpsnsp. fhss Ne saii pstiticssr nve ssSscs
"f NJ prsisisn. VIM skis erier tkersoa, W b
pul.nsS-i sksss ussks ssccessivsiy is The Oh
tort psm.sr:. .s.'ssvs. pnsss :. Pm rrs, y
~ jan. ssst. e niss s'rIsek IN ~ fervssss
ssd .scs ess..: q s.y 'ssy As''. VIZ 'A' ''.'
oE0s0E 4. wILs0x, ysAss.
Asssssvy-sslsa,-a Q pAviA nsg,ssss.
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MARRIED.

NJ sisu ,ws. - iistfsrI. AL sis. Je..i'
4. Nufss - ssanss
% tsst snuai.sf. i,ss. n, ~ " ~ rs.,sAsa
w. NJ frsasi. 4. scAihstsr All Ms. s.f,
fute l.. narA. tssh - saaBef.
IN .alusoa rsts. a.. >ot. :. ~ thsfl~.
b Ns-st ~. NJ sisss.a hrsE. sBi Nj
il.iis Z. Cs-st-f. hsh - Paris. NAiHs.
o. Net fart.. i,eg. - W Esy . ". saith
NJ CAAfh. h.s"a an-i Mr.. aHrn"'s u
Haft hsrl. lab - Parts
a. nr-p.sli. t'sy. Is. Nj n.r Chsatsriai,
ant Niss afNiks tsssk
10 he lashi, pss. -. ~ Rs,. NJ is-rss.
Chsflss " thisl ~ - lsisa asi VA p.s.s.s
n sumnsf.
o. >usway. >st. ., by nst D. " saith
,..a. Au.ss sai fsahis Jehn.. t-sh - >.F~sy
o. nfti.tsa I,ys o.. Ralph a. hsnlia VI
iiifan. AL tiis Jewell - >spk..
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pIEp.

o. >or.sy. ~. n. M. Ga,ssa. o. rissr,s.
s.vsi 20 fear., I usssth, - days.
o. .faftsn tN..s %. Mr. fr~is " -ifs IL y
Z nfuwa asri O. fcafs. usaath. 10 dsys.
o. ~-s1ih fsfi., H.. , jam~- c~ar.aa. srri
- ye.rs.
IL I<thsi nss. 4, Mr.. Nsg,.su. Assi :. years.
ta AuxastA. In b. Mf.. NLsls Ntilisa-sn Il
>s-fl,
a. ffysbav pcs a.. Iisa. jsa~. -slii,an
Wiz, A.vst II yssrs, D sssnth. AL = dsy.
IL tat lIiraa. i,-s. ~. Mr.. Jass wsis
.uftk
In .rvsu-,.si. Il.. o.. tnial.th u. stfs Il
sAsaasi tissil. ass-i - year.
u ye.u.
Il Hrs-naskl, tss l., Mr.. Ahuef wslshsli
In Hartford. t,es. u. nstths far-an..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-29

IS THIS PUNISHMENT AsrtR Dtsrr
\ Tennessee criminal. found guilty on
several charges, ~As sentenced 10 two
M, terms, and two terms Of eight and
ten years In IN. pealtsutiary.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-29
1903. B[idgt0n Academy. 1892
uCssCNsrw.s NOTICE.


OsytcH 90 ras -nssuts os OxSosp Corsrr
-rArt 80 MANN
OXFORD. .. '-tsy. %, 4. u isi.
tn. 4. o. i've Nosie.. that oa III fsi dAy II
H.. 4. u. isui, MarrAnt IN iR.ol,ency "a. 4.
.s~i sai "a ths oaft "a -sl,.nry Zoe all toae
~ 81 Usfgri, against ths estate ~ iisgtis "
Phillip. AMI Isahle =. Msihsliant % Otfor,i. IN
all toanty. IL thsif in'ii,idaal sarss'p sni a.
assui-sfs ~ th- ogpafthsrshir - halhslahi
fhunps. sUstgri ~ - tn..sitsnt tssltor-. 90
yetitisn ~ .skt dsttoF-, ~thh Istitisa 90
nr.l 90 The ATT hsv - Dss.mlsf. a. %. t-si
o. shich lat haB-l tsie lhtsFv-t on tlAitn'
i.tS ~ ossapsiei That ths Ieymsat 80 any
dslss AMI IN A. n,efy snitFsnsf.f - sn{ pFotsr
o. t-hpnsfn ~ sslt dsisor.. tothsw 90 Toe tssif
a.s an.i M delivery ant trsnsfsr ~ any prupsrty
W ,hsm srv forttldsn ~ lau .thsis nesting ofth.
rrvslitsr. % Ali ssor-. o. pfvss thsir isiss AM
si.-s-s ons 90 nsre s.isess- % thsir s-tAts oil
- hski n . Coar % Insolvency, a. 10 hobisn q
Paris, On saii Coanty, oa The Fth day 81 Jan
4. u. led. al nice c'sksk IN the forvnoan.
Given under my hsni thu date nr-s atp's
vrttsa.
~ srONE. utpsty sheriff,
Me.ssaEer % tbs Coar of Insolvency, Toe
All Caauty of Oxfsri.
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OXFORD. =. s-Na Coar 20 Pr,,l..ie h-li 81
| trysbsrs. uithln aai fsf tn CssaBty - 90
fer,i, oa IN nr.t tue..iay ~ I've. u tsll
pn ths I,stitisn ~ Jsriah starr as.i ~ -tan
s.s. ra, sss. stiIs =. = , .sT.s' y
The estate % HANNAH THOMPSON lsts -
r.rssr. IN the sahi Coanty % O,fori. dsssA-rl
thsy l-Ins ereliior. ~ al STATE.
oHDkntD, hat notiss % IN fores'ihs 80
tioa Ia psblshri fer thr. -csl. .sooes-i's1,
Prior ~ ths thiri rss-isy u JsnI
l-s; 10 ths osfori Dsns-rai PFin'~ih f'f''' W
ssit Cosnty. -
a true eopy-attest III. q. DAVIS. EsH-'sf'
Iur .sb.srilst hswsy ri,e. geea..s I ,,lo
Jsire 81 ProI.s,s Coz Tho ioas,y u O,igri 80
s.samei The Trust % Administrator u ne s''a''
CHARLES y. HOLT, l.ls of cantsa. Il,
In aid County. dsssa-e.i. by sifihs ignd =. W.
lag dlrst.. be- uswicr. reIss.,. All $500
inisbts.i 10 ths estate - ali ,lecsasei u mas
inms-ilsts psymsus. snsl tho-s whs have sn1 10
nss.is therssa b. sshlbit The .sass :,
D~c. Is. i-si. Jo>tfH q. Bt>>fif
OxroRD. 90 Ala c.sr % Probate hsli Il
tryebarx within asd fsr ssii Coanti q ~
fart. ea Tho Ora rDr-isy % De-. A. ". -.
Os the EDITION 90 trsnsis a. f0s. 49,
sf q. s-s WIN AMI Te-t.msn, Of .ta s,
GOULD sts ef ttirasa. 10 .shi cosnty 1885,.
praying fsr ness-s ~ -sii sni oeassy osfs. .as
rial eststs ds.srii<.i IN III. Irttioa on ~ ~ W.
Probate Omse st pablo or private sss i"f "
>sss as - fefth In nj. .sii pftitisn.
OnDsnEB. That The all pstiti9nef pss 49,
% sli t~r~sss isssr~-tsi, by caasinx So s".s-
% his vs<<iti.s, with this orisr th~rrp. 70 "
pshlishs-i shr~~ ve~ks ssces..issly ~ .ss
fsr'i Dessccf.t. nsv.psvsf pftnsl r'.,.s.
Cesr N 10 hsti - Psr.. Ga ths ssiri
81 jss. s<ss q siss eeIrl In M fsrs.ssa. 81
shsw essse 10 say hey hsse. shy sse
sksabi - ~ grsseri. -,
GUDRHE a. VILLAIN JviE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-29

tine m,n Ia. .hlppe'i over i6,Dpo
Christina. tf... from wslioboto duriug
the last frs wccks. III. larger elite. II
>es England deI'cnd UPON our state o.
supply the ever Increasing deinini and
the shole number shlppsNi this .es.ou
would foot NJ very heavily.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-29

A. Csnt.n. In the Coanty 20 Oxf.ri anil stAis
% Msins, the Ian day sf lice. A. u. lsl
,-sntw.ut a. A..lsp.. 81 ths in.alssut Estate ~
AIBERr = sAMf~bN % Hartford.
IN the County Of Oxfsr,i. fs-olssnt ip,tt"f, who
IA. t~sn dss lsyt an in.slssut aIoa his l<tiiion
~ tss Cosr % Insolvency for ALL coaniy of
R.A BARROws, Assignee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-29
APPOINTMENTS sy r.s GOVERNOR

Among nominations r-cently made by
Go,.rOnor Barleigh are the follow Ing
which ARE 20 some Interest a. oxford
County people;
Hsnl ENamlnsf-l.sur.s n. nist-s. narshs
Cournis.iensf 20 tnshsris. All Gsass-E. N
Stil~sn. hanser.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1891-12-29
AsEcoort oF DANIEL WEBSTER

Even DANIEL Webster occasionally
met his match. Ia the somewhat Ca
nous case 81 Mr.. Bogcn's viii, which
wAs tried In the supreme Court. he APP
peared AZ counsel Tor the appellant.
Nrs. GrcenOugh. wife % the Rey. VIII
liam Grccnough, a tall, straight, queen
~ Woman, with a keen black eve, q
woman % great self-posss..ion aud de-
cislOu of character, wss called to the
stand a. a ~itnes. for the opposite side.
Webster saw AZ q glance that her tesii-
many, II u contained anything % I'm
poriance. would have great weight With
the court aud jury. and he resolved To
break her down u possible. NOtwith-
standing hi repeated efforts Ia dlscon-
cert her, .hs cilmly continued her testi-
mony. until Webster, becoming fearful
~ the result, made . supreme effort.
lie aro.s. apparently In great agitation,
drew cut his large sBuf-box, thrust hls
thumb aud fingcr to the very bottom.
carried the deep pinch 10 both no.trils,
and drew u uP With gu.to. Then eS-
tracing from his packet a very large
handkerchief, which flowed Ia his feet
az he broaght Il TO his front, b. blew
his no-e With q report that rang distinct
and loud through the crowded court
room, and asked;
"Mr.. Greenough, Was Mrs.. Bosen a
neat woman
II cannot give full information as to
that, -lr. she had Que very dirty trick. I"
"what WAS that. ms'smf''
..>he took snuff"
The rOar 81 the court room MS such
that Mr.. Webster sst down. aud neither
ro-e nor spoke again ill Mrs. GreeDoagh
had VACATED her seat for another witness.