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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
oGArn or A PROMINENT oGTntt
NAN.


william W. Mason of iIethel died Mon
dsy, June 2.th, Of blood poisoning. lie
vas - years old, aud one of the most
prominent business men of Iiethel. lie
went to California In l-io, returning to
Bethel In IsSl. lie then vent Into The
meat bushes. aud continued In u at Beth.
el and Berlin, y. H., until ls9o. lie WAS
al.o q large iumber operator, and leaves
timter lands In IIethei. Nrwry, Byron
aud I.oxbury, aud Was an owner at q
gold placer In th. latter town. lie mar
ri~,i In l-GS iIeprlbah klmbsll, who sur'
yIye. him with three sous and on. daugh.
ter. =. wallace, an agent of the Mutual
IN, Insurance Co., y. V, at Betlin
Falls, Frank, member of the Harvard
Law school, Cambritgr, Mass, and
II.rmon aud sadie, living with their
mother In Bethel. lie leaves one brother,
Charlie. Mason, Esq OF lIeth.l, aud one
sister. the wife ~ seth Walker, ESQ, of
Bethel. lie carried some eis,0D lie
Insurance, aud leaves q large estate In
tlmbcr lands. lie Will be greatly miss
81 In bushes. circles Ia Bethel and
vicinity.
M. funeral Was attended Wednesday
Afternoons by the y. \. Masoos, OF which
he VAS the last charter member. The
service va. very impressive and large
number of the fraternity were present.
I,ry. Mr.. Hirton % the Mechanic Fall.
UnI,er.alI.t church conducted the rellg-
Ious service. a the house, where his
children, wife and only surviving broth.
er aud sister with large number OF
friends aud nelghbors we're In attendance.
Charlie. T.. Bartlett, Esq, OF Hanover,
and I,ruei q. Moulton, ESQ, of sweden,
men With whom he had large business
transactions, we're present to express
their sympathy aud appreciation.
Thursday Maud B. bridge, sgcd u,
wear. q months, was buried from the
home of the late Daniel bridge, Who
died AZ Bethel the Jrd of Deccmber last.
She leave. q mother aud young sister In
Bethel, a brother In Minne.ota aud q
sister In England, from whence the fam
lly cam. to thi. country. The services
~.r- conducted by l.ey. ID. w. Handy OF
the Congregational church OF which de-
cessel Was Q member. Selections OF
music were beautifully rendered by
female members of the y. T.. \. 4. H., aud
the room was rrdolent with fowers With
which the cAsket was covered. i1llows,
wreath.. crosses, bouquets, everything
that love and affection could devise, were
profusely offered, showing the high es-
TEEN In which she Was held by her a..o-
clates aud friends. This pure young life.
after weeks ~ suffering and palm, caused
by that most nattering. though most
trcacherous disease, consumption, fAded
away Ike the twilight at the close OF
day only to awake In the dawnlng of
new day Ia Ills likeness, In whom she
had believed and Il satisfied.
y. W. WOODBURY..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
the vnoAvNrtp FARMER.
Nd pocroR. No SEiGiRoRs, No CHURCH,
UNCERTAIN cRors NIT LOIS ov ORR.

"wlnicr pretty coldy"
"wiutrrf Dont have any winter here,
stranger"
"IIow's thstr'
.Only have three scasons-spring,
summer and early fall"
lie wss = Dakota pioneer and lived, as
be sid, 20 mile. from any place"
"whst do you do for = doctor when
you're sicky"
"Nevcr get slck."
"llut you can't help Il sometimes, can
your
"Certalnly. Tslnt possible. We
won't get sick and there's no two ways
about It,"
"IIow far is Il to your nearest neigh
borsr'
"rifty miles"
"You don't have much society, then.
do your
.Dont need Il. There's hve oi us-
northern men the kids. That's society
enough, ain't Ity'
slow far must you go 10 church,
"IIave Il right In the shack every sun
day. Got sn orgsnette, Joe has, aud he
turns q crank, and grinds out any hymn
you ever heard tell of just as nic~ ss you
please. Then Msrhy ami all the r-st of
"a. Sing. then I rad something from the
bible, then ~e Sing again, an prsy--an
church is out"
There was somcthlng pathetic Ia this,
and u went to my heart.
"llow about cropsy"
They're big. I tell ye-thst i., when
We get 'em. Three yrars ago ] had
every promise of asplendId crop. Had
lo,s III snow that underground WAS
plenty vet an the wheat WAS lookin'
hne, when all at once. We had hot
south Wind that burnt e,crythin' up slick
and clean"
sand the next yeary'
"Thlngs Looked just ~ promisin.'
Wheat VAS waist high, yeller ss gold, an
Vas goln' to cut Il In few days, when
slong cane . hail-storm aud beat the
whole field do~a,"
"Then the neIf Year,
SCOT nlpPed by the frost"
"And the nextr'
THAT. TIL. war, stranger, aud just
look at the wheat around We. Nothing
could be flner than the outlook. Guess
I'll have = good crop ,his year. but II l
don't" lie paused.
"welly
"weii, 10 . DON'T hc ssid With quiet
smile. "i'll mortgage my horses To aet
s~~i aud try again. lt'll be hard pinch
In, bat I didn't have anything else when
I came here and I'll stick to the country
a long A. I can live In IL. A man cant
have hard luck always, you know.
Things are bound to turn. its long
lane that hasn't q crook somewhere"
wrung hls hand warmly aud rode
fre Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

The Somewhat protracted wet weather
in common phrase, IL good for grass
but IL Il equally good for weeds, and
plsinly they have been making the most
Of their opportunity. IL will call for
lively work on the part Of the farmer
and hi. help, TO clean the crops before
having comes on. hut Il IL . choice
whether he will grow weeds or crop.
Tie two do not 90 we'll together. Where
q f,rmer plants q field, he ought to
harvest q crop. lie cannot afford 10 dl.
vide Il with the weeds. In some way
they should be kept down aud the land
made clean. When they get q start In
consequence Of continued wet weather,
II call. for active work to destroy them.
This must lie given. Mil the weeds!--
Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
AHssoory-.i,s., III. Z. DAVIS. Register.

oxyoRD. :. At q Coar % Prolsis behi Al
Parts. within and for tbs Csasty of Oxfori,
s.s ths shiri Tuesday of June, A. ID. loo.
Henry n. ami Joshua ~. Abhott pressnt
e.t tain Instrument parpsftlnx % ~ The ls-t
wtIl asi Trssas.snt 20 HANNAH ABBOTr. lst<'
.f Hum fsr,i in .sii tcanty. dsses.ed. having pre
.~sss-i tbs .sms Cor frotas~. and ter The apIoint
tn wtn ars~xs-i.
Osis nsn, That tho .ahi f~titissers give so<ics
a. All p<r-ss. inter.~sesi. by causing q eopy Of
I'M. sr>ter % t< yul,lshe.t thrce veeks seeces-
.txely In the Oxfsri Desascrak printe-i 81 farts.
nat they may spyesr at frst.sse Coau " ts
b~kt a far.. On ssid Coanty. on The thiri Tues
iay % Juiy s<xt. st nine oeisk In The fore
pasa, ssi show e.a.s, 10 any they have why th.
art sils~s.i ss the ls-s Win asd Tsssamsnt oI
All slecsa-es, and tiet ssnvaa " iiut<hia-
~ appsissri Adnslnissrsisr With The wiil
GsoRGE A. WILSON, Jsirs.
A. s...s sona Alir-l III. q. IA NlA Hrzu.leT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

The notebook man Of the Portland
Express writes that hc knows Of too
strcams that have q habit Of flowing
either way. One Of the u them Lover
Kszar Food and the other 10 I.ovewell's
Pond, In tho town Of rryeburG. They
both empty Into Bsco River, and riss
Of . few Inches In this stream viii allow
the water 10 dow Into the poads. lt
very often happens that heavy showsrs
In the n,ountsins viii incrsass the vol
ums Of water In the river % that ths
above streams viii dow backward, A.
thosgh in The Immediate vicinity pe
rsis nAy have fAllsa. -l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

oxyDRp. .s Al q C.ar of Probate he'll a
Paris. within anil for The toanty of OtfOri
90 m. thiri Tuesday % June, A. II. log.
| liarlan n. Mbeslsr. namssi txecutor IN q .sr
t.is In-srament tursrtinx ~ ~ The Ast VIII
All T.-tsmsnt ~ MILAN BkN>krr, late o'
N.r~ay Ia ssli Coanty, deces-ei. having
/ pr,-snts-i tl.s .sfne for PROBATE
OsptkEr. That The sshi t-tti"nsr r'e h"us.
A, al p.r-.sn. tuterr-ts-i, by causing opp "l
| mi. or,i.r ts - yubh.hel thrcs wcsks sasee-
.i,sly IN the Oxfori Dcmsrrst ynnts-i 81 fan'
that thsy may appear h frvlsis coar v, ~
he'll ai paus, In sati tounty, ON us thtu
n.-sa ans .hyw cause n any they have. Why ths
All in.trumsnt .hoai nat ls prvsesi ApprOsc'l
/ ami sllows~i q. the last Will and Testament oi
4 Alt dscsa.~i, and thai aid Harlan u. Whss~'
bs apt-sints-i kxerutSr. .
GEORGE A. WILSON, Jaixe.
A true oopy-Atts-t III. q. DAVIS. ksgtsssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

Kennebcc Journal: The summer re-
sort industry In Maine 10 constantly
growing. and . still further Improve
ment In the matter Of transportation
will soon be needed. Maine ls really the
summer playground OF the nation.
Take map OF the United States and
you will see that Il IL about the only
state In the whole country that can Offer
q bold, rocky coast, and cool retreats
for tired and perspiring humanity dur
Ing the warm weather Of July and An
gust. The heat OF early June has start.
ed the travel this way unusually early,
and lt promises to bs long and prodt'
able season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

OXFORD, .. Al Csar ~ rrotais he'll Al
Paris, within ami fsr ~ Csanty ~ usferi.
on ths thiri rse-iay ~ Juns. 4. ". isH
llstn 4. foor. saAriisn % tsfvuee v,
Au-rt f ani Efns-t E wsrl mlnof chihir,h
.nd hslrs ef fFLnRN D.. MAkb. lsis - hftis'an
la ~ goaniy % Camteflsnst hs,ing pr,-sn,~i
NJ. ssssssnt - saariiaaship of ssli ~srd. tvf
Alkfsanur
Osp.Ktn. That All GasriiAn give nosice ~ All
tsr-sas tntsrvsts-t. ~ causing q oopy 81 I'M.
os,ief D. ~ yahlsk~i thrcs wvsks suose--ltsly
o. tlss Osfort t,ytus-rst pFtnts-i AZ fsrts, thai
th.t r..F apt~aF at tuurt ~ fr,sissts ~ ~ hsli
a Parts. ih All Csunty. ou ths third fec-isf ~
luiv net a ain. o'slssk IN the fsvnssa, ani
.hs~ csa-s. N am they have. vhy ,hs sane
sf,suki "a 4. alissei.
.Ii,Rt.E A WILSON, Jairs.
Atrus cspy ATTEST II 4. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

oxypgp. sat- q ,oar, % Probate he'll al
Paris, within AMI for The County ef,nf"ri' on
a.. thlri rus.isy ~ June. A. u. Ice.
IIall. Turpsr, Gusrtisn of JANIS A. BNk
RpN = an ia.sns psr-oa. In ALL County, hs'
ins pr~.sats.i his Account of gaar,iian-hip ol
ali wsri fof allowance
OsutRkD. That The saii Guardian gi''
..sl.s b. ali I<r-oa. intsre-tsi by causing esp,
~ thi. erisr ~ ~ pabli.hsi three weeks snoce-
.is.ly In ts~ Oxfor,i tsmesrsi printet 81 Far.
thai thsy NAY aPpssr a Q frstsie toar 10 is hsh
"A Paris. In sali toanty. on The thirt Tuesday %
Jsis eat. "a s'cla- In The forvns.sn. Asd -hos
esa-s. ~ any thy have, Why the -Ams .hoah
nss ~ aIloss-i-
GEoRGE A. WILSON, Jaixe.
Atrus copy ATTEST III. 4. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

The Turner Center Creamery Assocla-
ton has commissioned an Inspector "a
Walt each patron Of the factory and look
after the condition of the tanks In which
the milk Ia Get, aud the cleanliness Of
utensils, surroundings, ETC., With the
view To having everything at the farm
kept In regulation order. Every pound
Of their butter IL now being taken ~ fast
AZ made. The business for the mouth
of AprIl amounted 10 e9,l,3.s3.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

riiE suh-crthsr hsr,by si,.s pahhe nstics
that ~ hss Iva duly apT-ants~i ny M ues"f
shls Inlxe ~ fr,l,a,s for The ,ount, ~ osfeF,t
AMI ss.unei The tru-t % AdIaini.srs,"r Of ths
estate 20
HANNAH FLOOp, late % nv~nhsli.
In AIT goanty dsr.a-.-l. ey st,tnE t-sni .. the
ls~ dtrsst. ~ thsr~fere rs-las-s- al I-rr-sa.
lmmsiiats psymsnt Ani ths..s uha have any lie
| u.sn.is thsrssa o. exhitit ths -sses -
juno :, ts: L. " eiLt>.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

ruN sui.-cftlrf hsvbf give pubns nssirs hat
~ kas 1-.a ialv apt-ani.-i bs ths tisn. Ju.iss
u I.rlats zoe tn soIuty efpN fsrt ami s.-atns-i
ths trust - Ixerut.r a ths estate ~
NIgfNi g -ItCk>tN. tsts - hTvsnneht,
In All Coauty, as,ss-.-i. By gt,ias esui as the
40 ,iir,st.. ~ thFrvforv rrlas-ss all psr-sns
laielss.i D. th~ estate - ali aesss-s-t - make
imfsiisis psymsn, ant uNc-s ~hs have any
d~uusnsis thsrspn ~ sNhiht IN ss1as ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
E1AcE BUILDING.

About forty year. since, my father set
out some old growth cedar post.' most
~ them are standing and tn fsir condi-
tIon. some twenty years since we bnili
a fence With .spllng cedar; about one
half of them are In the fence. Another
fruc, VA. built with cedar posts. some
forty-fiyc wears ago; Que. set of pick
.t. aud rail- became useless, and another
va. substituted. These posts viii last
six or ten year. more. Some twenty
YEAR. ago, We built a fence With white
pine ioisi, lxt, putting In some thr,c
southern pine Jolst for posts, without
zap. III. white pine ones rottod OF In
about six years, aud the southern pine
one. look q. well AZ they did the day We
set them.
In Isss Ne bough, some car stake.,
having three cents APIECE. These we
.hsrpened, and painted the part. to be
Inserted IA the ground with yellow paint
mixed With oil, two coats. Next sprin
We shall remove that fence and most OF
the stake. will be rotten la the ground.
Last fall, TO take their place, We bought
some morr, and have sharpened them
and painted with two coats southern
tar aud let them dry until spring, when
they were set,oWe examined those
psinted With ys@sow paint, and do not
lind any relies of IL. The cedar posts
were set In a hole dug for them, aud
when ready for the fence cost about ~
cents. The stakes were set by showing
down the spade on two sides. taking the
dirt out, aud In the hole crowbar run
down about seven inches, and made =
hole about three inches In diameter, aud
the stake. we're driven In. These cost
us shout i've cents each, set.
These items may be Of some use for
those intending to set posts. We have
noticed a scarcity of ladders at most
farm houses; every farmer should be
we'll supplied, besides being handy In
doing hundreds Of Jobs around the build
Ing. In cases of bulldings being dlscov-
erred on fire, there are many times that
With ladder to reach the fre, snd a
pail of water, the hre can lie subduei
aud the building ssyed.-Msine Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
statement or
South Paris Savings Bank,
SOUTH PARis. MAINE.
ysss ssh. tsss.
AVA suuErIEyp, rrv.Llent,
skok.a A Wilson. t~~-srf
IIAnLIrns.

ruE .as.,r,hsr h<rrsy eve. p.sss % .sssss
,a.s .hs Aas 80. asiy seysssssi ~ ~ nssss 49,
- Jsi<e ef frehss< fes n. C.ssy o. =. ~ -
ssa sssss~i shs uss 81 Aa.ss.s'srssFH ''
s<ss< n,sx ". ADAMS. lAss % Bsekssd.
q c....s,. ss,s>sssA. sy giving bssd - "
- siirssss. sks thsssfsrs reysesss al SsSs
i.sssssss i.ssssssss - ssvSsSI ssi tHsss 80 Asss ssy
go: 's '.s,siI; .si.Hy. =: NJ isin1SaxIL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

OXFORD. .. At Coar % Probate. hsi Al
rsr., sttkin ant for The Coanty OF ~
tss,l on tlss thlri rus.,iay ~ June A. ". l~,.
/ Mary .. Istss. whios ~ fitptpiAh ISIS
Fl her p.,isIsa fss an allowances oui ofiss l'sr-oa
Il Al D. sisis 20 ssii iecsa-ssi
ORDlKIn, rAat all rssltionsr give notice ei
| ths sape D. al p.r-ans ihtsrrsts>i ther,in, ~
Il pabu.hins q copy % this orier thrve vcsks suc
s...i,sly In ths Oxfort DymocrAf q nevrpsIc'
| pftnts.i al Parts. In saii oounty, that they MAJ
apIosr st frOtssie C0ar to ~ bohien Al fsn.
wtthin AMI for .sli Coanty, On Tho thlri tes-
st.y 81 July nsxt al nine ockrk In ths ferrns-on
snl .hOw cause. N any they have. against The
GEOg.E A. WILSON, JuiEe.
A true copy y-stts.t Ill. 4. DAVIS, hrsi-ssr'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

There IL nothing In nature 90 grandly
and At the same time % symrn~trically
beautiful ~ tree which has been left
to grow without touch from the hand
of man.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

IL the colts want 10 pace, let them
alone. Better walt and let them pace
than take the chances Of Injury BY at
tempting tn shlft over. More than this,
the demand for PAGERS 10 steadily grow
Ing aud they are yet TO have their day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
Auss s.py-A,is.s III. c. DAVIS. R<rsssr.

Psrss. within asd Cor the County ef Oxford.
On ths third Tuesday of Juss, A. ID. ir<f.
Narshs A. rlaeh widow ef ALONZo VI.
TiELD. Aie ef Ri<y fiAntsiio~. .iecsas~i. hAy.
- i~r>ssAi E~saIs ef said deceAsei:
OaprnnD, Thai sAid petisiossr rive nosioe of
IL ssns ~ al p~rscas tssrsSsse-i thersih. By
psssnlsE ssyy q . ~; s, or,ss ss.s ss.as sss
py1ss<.i q Psns. In sAid County. tkas they may
spr-sr q . Prsbsss Cssr " hs hssisa - Paris,
vt{kin asd fss aid County. % The third
ssssssss. ssd sAsv cssss. v ssy sAsy have,
GEORGE A. wlIsox, JsAss.
Auvsesvy-esasAs- ~. y. DAVIS. ksCsssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

Seedtime aud Harvest says; The very
hest butter Il made In the home churn
by an intelligent and palnstakinE dairy.
maid. such butter has . dellcacy Of
favor always lacking 10 that manufac-
tured wholesale by u,achInery. Con-
nolueurs readily detect this peculiar
excellence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
PARIS. MAINE, TUESDAY. JULY 12. 1ss.
wnssss fss Ne Orferi Democrat
pevoTiok'S FOUNTAIN.

The c.s that .pssd. n. .~eessss.
upoa The de.evi air.
Gf,es 10 Ne plain Ne parst love,
And fAin vouhi have no shaw
IN the Gariea's srca,er siory
Whevv cthsf rv-es arv.
80 spirtt ieans tsearl the eiims
Thai arvt ms es>enoe kn<w.
Asd beArts cling eis>e~t ~ The Joys
That ar-t engaged tfsir viev.
AZ ru~es sost stmire The air
Wbere th~ir nrst frnsrasce fell,
- In the hearts -trvas. earlier love,
l.ies its mc~t charming spsu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12

Brudder Gardner says '.dat In ole
times honesty wus de bee policy, but in
dese days de man what buys Q hoss am
supposed 10 locate al de sPavlns for his-
self."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
AMONG THE FARMERS.
"srusprmn rlow."

On rrsesieAl Agricultural toplcs
70 so'isilri. Addrvss ell comaunieatioas IN.
tsssiesi Tor this departmsnt 10 ilssnI ID. HAN
nosp. Agricultural ksiisos osf"ri is""'ras'
Paris Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-12
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT


adopted by Aurora Epcsmpment, No.
-, !. q. O. r., on the death Of Herman
A. Fuller;
whereas, Death has again invaded
our ranks aud taken from our midst
our beloved brother Patriarch, Herman
A. Fuller; therefore b. it
Resolved, That In his death Aurora
Encampment, No. ~, I. u. %. w., has
lost one of lie most worthy members.
One whose cheerful and genial disposi'
iIou made friends wherever he went.
Resolved, That this encampment fully
rrallse the great loss We have met, that
hls example aud character WAS worthy
of emulation by each and all of us, aud
that while we how to the will of Al.
mighty God, we will ever keep his
memory fresh before Ne.
Resolved, That this testimonial of our
sorrow be spread upon the records of
this encampment aud the scribe be In
structe,i to give q copy to the family
aud send Que 20 the local paper for pub
llcAtion.
d. u. MARSHALL, Committee
rRASkLiS MANN, ou
n. BoLsrER. Resolutions.
by Arcadia Commapdery, u. %. u. c.,
of south Paris
Whereas, the Angel OF Death has
entered our citadel and taken from our
number q loved brother, Herman a.
FULLER, . worthy member of our com.
msndery. therefore
Resolved, That In this dlspen.aiion OF
Divine Providence, We rrco.nlse the
ruling and guiding hand Of Him Who
docth all things we'll, and We bow sub
mis.isely to Ili. will. While We, as 9
band % Sir knights and ladies feel our
lo.., We also realize that others have
bc~n .till more deeply afflicted. therefore
we tender tn the family aud relatives of
our deceased brother our sincere sympa-
thy In the loss which they. With us, have
sustained.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
entered upon the pAgrs of our r.cord.,
aud also that q copy b. seni To the fAIn.
ily of our decessei brother.
II. ". B0LsrrH,
l,ry. A. q. firk, Committee.
i.Ey.T wnrE,ipk,)
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A,~.opy-ss,s., III. {. DAVIS, nssi-'sr.

ONTpgp .. Al . ,oar ~ Probate hslt Al
II . Iryehars stthin snsi fDf tlls tsahty ofpxferi
ah ths nr.t Tsc-iay ~ June, 4. u. l-n
Il Nathshisl "a QaibsY kNes atar "a tbs estate 81
HANNAH htfLth. bsir - fry.saTs. IN .Ail
| ,.auty sisrs.-.-l hastns pryssnissi nj. Aocoanl
q .in, alstr.ilsa Os ths estate sf sali siecsas-
4 Zoe ailgsAbgs
UspsHtp, Thai ths all tsecutor Ei''
nstics b. al vsr-sn. iatsr,-ssi by osasins cop,
| of thl. os,i.r b. ~ pabh.hs-i ,hres wcsk. suc
| a.-.itely IN The Ohfor,i It~tnssrsi prntfd a
Paris, that they may spg-.r st q frsb.is ,"or'
n 10 kshd AZ fsfts. In all tOauty. on ths thlrl
Il Tas-.iay of Iuly nsNt. 81 nibs o'rh-k IN ths
far,nssa. anl .Ags caa.s. N any They have, ~h'
| ths .sfns shsad nss - Als~ri
| skDIsk A. WILSON, JutEs.
| A true copy attest Ill. 4. DAVIS. Register.
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a DEATh SENTENCE
Z, ALFRrD R CALHOUN.
CHAPTER III.

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OXFORD, .s -Ata Coart ~ frvl.sis hshi Al
| Paris, xtthia s,.i Zoe The toanty ~ fuNfcri, en
| The thlri T,l~.lay 20 June. 4. n. iss;
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t.ia Instramsnt purIsarting o. - tbe lsst VIII
aa.l Tr.tafas ~ ~ MAgfllA 4. WAITE. late ~
Il ntlsk nsti. In ssia ,ounty. decss--t, hastnk rv
Il ssn,s-i ths san.s foF frotsir
ugpsntp. Thai ths ssii pstitionsr siNe
,.sGg, D. al t-rr-ssns tu,sr~-ts-i, ~ esu.ing q
| eupy % this ur,ler o. - Puht.hs-i thr~s wesks
.t,..s..itsly IN tlls uNfsri tseu.srst pftntss AZ
farts, that thry NAY spJ-rsr "a frut,sts t.aft
q, - hshi Al part. IN saisi Cauhty. ths thiri
Tus-lsy 20 Iuly nsNt. a uins o'cls-k In
| ths forsna-ah ant .ho~ osn-e. N am t~y have,
~hy tise saisi iRstrumsut shoukt nss - Pretel.ap
pfuts.i anri slhs~s-i q. ths Al VIII sal trsts
| Iasut 20 All iss.sss-i. sni thai all o.soot y
Watt ~ apI-inls-i tNecuior
aiDI.sE 4. Wilson, ialsr.
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BLACK GOODS.


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TlIE .ah-crti-r hsrysy gives pubic notics
that ~ hs. hssa daily spvssis,s>i ny The iIensrs
10 Jei<~ 20 frohsis for The csanty ~ OSfor'i
.si s..u~~i 'hs trust OF h,ec1'or of 'hs
EiI ROUNDS. late % fortsr.
IN .sii Csanty. deses-~t. by Ei,tnx bod ss the
ss dirvst.. bs thsr~ferv rvSee-ts all Isr-ons
lnslsht.-l 81 tks estate Of ssii deeA-ei ~ male
immciisis payment. ssi ths-s vhs have any
,isnan.i. thsr,spn ~ q, hibtt ths same ~
Jans :. Issa NDsIs =. MOuLrO>.
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The United States senate has adopted
Joint resolution authorizing and direct.
Ing the president 10 issue proclamation
setting aside the 18th of next October 90
Q general holiday In honor OF the four
husdredth annlvsrsary Of The dlseovsry
Of America. ffifl
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A very timely publication comes from
the United States agricultural depart
ment on the cooperative credit associa-
tions In Euiopcan countries, and their
relation TO agriculture. IL b time the
subject Of finance Was better under
stood BY the people.
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TIE good die young. and II may he that
that ID Why thsy are good when thsy de-