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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-24
Hobol,en, EIks Benefit.

The Elks have a benefit at the Hoboken
Theatre tonight. aud Manager Ross has
put his usual energy and ability into get
ting together good programme. All the
talent is celebrated Frank Bush heads
the list. The Hoboken Elks Will profit
handsomely by the results.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-24
CROPS In NEED OF RAIN.
Animals Near Pleasantvilie Tortured by
Green Headed Flies.
Special to the jersey city Ne,cs.

Special to The jersey City NetCs.
PLEAsANTvILLE, June "a. 1S92.-Unless
rain falls within forty-eight hours early
crops will be ruined. No rain has fallen
in this section since the first of the
month, and the excessive hot weather
during the last week has caused the
ground to almost bake, burning the
roots of all kinds of truck.
Owing to the scarcity of rain green
headed flies are worrying horses and
cal tie. So severe is the sting of the
green-hsad that horses quite frequently
become unmanageable and run away.
AS soon as rain falls they drink them
selves to death, and therefore give the
dumb animals relief.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-24
Cyclone at Atlantic Highlands.

SpeC1dI 70 tNc Jersey CtID NetDS.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, June "a, 1892
Roberts's ice house is In ruins today from
the effects of cyclone last night. A
large section of it was thrown on the
main track of the railroad. but was re-
moved IN time to prevent accident.
The vane was blown of the Methodist
Church steeple. At New Monmouth
barn was struck Dy lightning and des-
troyed. A horse in the barn was killed.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-24
The nest Route to Conex island.

The Pennsylvania Railroads transfer steamer,
Silliman, connects from Jersey City passenger
station with oil the Iron Steamboat Company's
steamers to Coney Island up TO and including
6:45 p NJ, and with all steamers returning from
Coney Island until $3.50 P. Nj.
This Is the best and quickest way Of reaching
this famous resort.
Excursion tickets, so cents for adults and 25
cents for children.%s*
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-24
in honor Of the nomination Of Cleveland

In honor Of the nomination of Cleveland
and Stevenson. Then came file Of men
who were:-Major Hurley, Prosecutor
Apgar, Detective Clancy, Frank Wilson.
Fleeho.der Kafes and Assessor .Tetfries.
big American flag was near
the head of the column. "A
transparency containing the names
or the candidates. banner illustrating
"Hats ard Rats" horns of all sizes and
power, firecrackers, Roman candles,
Greek fire, banner stating the nomina-
tions We're 1.-THE peoples choice" pic
ture of n big rat, and badges containing
the portrait of Cleveland were features of
the parade. The music was furnish ed by
two bands.
The parade was n most enthusiastic
outpouring, and along the route OF march
citizens responded to the display by il
Illuminating their dwellings.
The parade was under the auspices Of
the County and League Clubs.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-24

Special to the jersey City Netcs.
RAILWAY. June "a, 1892.-The Democrats
OF this city are wild with enthusiasm over
the nomination of Grover Cleveland for
the Presidency at Chicago and celebrated
the event by u big demonstration last
night. General Drake and his veteran
Zouayes were engaged to come to this city
from Elizabeth with their old revolution
ary cannon captured from the British by
Jersey troops at Stony Point. and salute
of leo guns was fired in honor of the
Democratic nominations for President
and Vice Pres dent.
The citizens here of Democratic pur-
stlasion also juoilated individually by
having bonfires in front of their resi-
dences and illuminating their dwellings.
Even Republicans are pleased with
Cleveland's nomination, for while they
profess to believe that Harrison will win.
they say they will not feel greatly put out
If the Democratic nominee is successful,
as they are satisfied d, If elected, he will
give tle country Il clean administration.
The Railway Jacksonian Legion deco
rated their headquarters with flags and
bunting in honor of Cleveland's nomina
tion,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-24
Hartnett's Thermometers.

The merit of Hoods Sarsaparilla is not acc'd-
entail butt the result of careful study and ex-
pertinent by educated pharmacists.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-24
weather Inaioatlans.

WASHINGTON, June "a, Weather
indications for twenty-four hours for
Eastern New York. New Jersey
and Eastern Pepnsylyania:-Fair, sta
tionary temperature. For Saturday,
cooler; winds becoming northwesterly.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1892-06-24
rHE TICKET THROUGH THE STATE.

Tremendous Enthusiasm In Trenton
Mayor Hechtel Heads Parade.
Special to the Jersey City Ne,os
TRENTON, June "a, 1892. Mayor Bech-
tel and ex-Mayor Briest headed the parade
of Democrats last night who turned out
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31
nIIHnArIs cnosEN.

The Republican caucus AZ Brown
field MAY 2lsi chose the follwing:
p.lesais. D. STATE Couyeutioa l.. X Gle.
= "a tlahbAri. !. l.. Frink.
ns@xaiss g. GouhtT ConVsntisn 4. y. John
-0u " n Waksdshl. Caytun ~pring
Tg~u Comwittss T. a. Gils-, 4. ". heAn
I. 4. WAiksr.
The Republican caucus 10 Hiram Nav
18th was called % order by 4. II. Young
% the town committee. =. II. wads-
worth VA. chosen chairman and J. l..
Dixie secretary. Delegates were chosen
az follows;
STAT Coayestios p n Nouns. Jane. Eiss
cu-h. Airnon Neunx
County Contentisn T.. n lOunE X 4.
Mahry a. :. Niilkgn.
The following resolution offered by 4.
II. loung. WAS unanimously carried:
Resolved. Thai ths RspabncAR. - Hiram
heartily su.ior-s M SuhsruatoriAl oAnthiary -
that sxpsrtsurei legi.astsf. ahhe hsysr, ant
loyai Republican H0a. lIsnry o. 4 ieavss Of Port
lAnd AMI ple-iss o. him thsir undivided suyport
a IN Republican ststs convvntion D. 10 bell a
Portland, Juns gist nett. AMI tsnsye M. non.
inatiun Cor .osernsT ~ this STATE soah con
tribute arzely - ksPuencan s1oce-- In shs
coming el-ctioo.
The Republicans % Dixheld nominated
the following delegates al their caucus
Friday evening. eth;
CouBty wm. u. Fainter. ,. :. stur,s,snt.
pi.ir,, Joan :. IIarlO~. rnAs ;. II.rlO~,
stass l. IA. Humphrey. wm. ". wait. ~. q.
~tanlsy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31
POLITICAL NEWS AND NOTES

The Third District Congressional con-
yentiOn will he held az wateryille, July
9Th. Then, Il l. supposed, the lurid war
In that district will come "a an end.
There Is already q split In the little
Peoples Party, and q second seceding
state convention l. likely to be held.
The break IL lead by VIM. N. simmons
Of RocklADd. who Was the labor candi-
date for governor two years ago.
The Maine party going TO the Mime
apolis convention IL 90 large that three,
instead OF two, elegant Wagner cars
have teen procured for their use. The
cars embody all the modern eonvenienees
and Injuries and will be finely decorAt-
ed.
Several 90 the delegations TO the state
convention have been enthusiastically
Instructed for Clezves. IL IL going 10
be q unanimous affair. No other name
than Cleayes IL mentioned. No one
seems even anxious To have his name
mentioned with q view tn Succeeding
Mr.. Cieayes at the expiration Of HE
term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31
ssw ApyKKrisKnssrs.

Annual Meeting Hsthsl saving. hshl.
. Istitians fsr Appoiutusnt - AdministrAto'
Nufirs - ~eConi Mestinx
Natios - furvsks.ary.
farksr Hair tialsAm.
AZ Noa CunsumTfiygf
llln'lerUurus
O. Isr meath
Msslai Hranl Really E.ssdng
a 0hsap Paint L. a. HNrsn.lve Paint
~ mag T. ths Mstisr
Pattern nre.-s. tn ltssifursi Cert
IT, uohisr- q ~ A o. houis.
Giri Nantssi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31
COUNTY polIrIcs.

The ofice Of Register % Deeds for the
Western Registry District was omitted
BY mistake from the County convention
call last week. After the death % the
late Elbridgc &. Osgcod, Esq., Of frye-
burg, his daughter, Ml.s Annie X. o.
good. wAs appointed Register by Gov
ernor Burlcigh 10 hll the vacancy until
another election. therefore a candidate
must ~ nominated At the convention OF
June y. TO b. supported In the SePtem-
Der election.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31

Bangor Commercial; "rhe hr.t money
I ever earned" said a well-kDown Aroos.
took County lawyer Ia the Commercial
q little time since, was nj saving wood,
! received fifty cents for the job. ! In
vested IL all In a steel trap. ] ran AWAY
from home aud set IL. For doing that
got q good licking from my mother.
didn't car. for that very much. When
went To the trap found had caught a
mink which sold for 600. then dis
posed OF the trap for sixty cents aud
went out of the business. Twas q good
deal better speculation than some have
nm ha .iuna"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31
s,pusl,cAS COUNTY CONVENTION

Ths Espuhufan sutsrs - OsforJi 1uanty az
- us.stssl O. unsst o. UunNsntlun al " AeAU
ue4.s parf. Ilin. on Wednesday. luhs -
i.sl AZ ~ o'ch.k - fof ths purt-s-s ~ nu,n
instIns ranliiists-. far ~ folsr~inE cuunti
orosr.. va To- ~snsturs. lu.igs ~ ftUi'tif
Csuutv Trsa.u-yf Cuuutv Auorusy. Register II
rf.fH.ts 90 gauntV CurIl rnlssiuHsf, ~nsrtt a.
Es.i.tsF q Isszls 90 M Nestsrr pistrft
A. d ft.-s.s . gspuhnran 0uantY tuiE ullttss
Ths hssis - ryprv-sutstinn I'll - a. t,inse
Tsrk tssu ant a. tsfian urgNnifei ttf 80 tlet
rurt-.-..- oil - suttissi D. uns delegate, all a.
siitlnuai delegate f1r even - Nutss east tpr W
spuhndan canIittsts ~ tsuteruuf iu ~ 60
tlHn - l~>- 4 maIuritV ffsftiun ~ . Nuts- ~
49, sntita ths tssn D. an attitiunal dslcEats.
Ths nsEuEnran Ouurty 0ummittss stl ~ ~
-s.slan a ~ Hubbard nou-s a. u'rksk % N
uarufug - a. rnnyvutiun. - rtsiHs IN frtslsn
tisis n ~ isle.atss.
Re- sr,isr al 90 Hrpuhnean Couuty 4 ornuiittse
w NaHNlEk. Ghsirman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31

OxYouD, &c ,-Ats Court ~ Probate he'll 4
Psri., within sRi Zoe The tognty ~ osford
on the thir,t Tuesday - hsy, a. u. 80.
tain Instrurnsnt purt-srtins D. - the last VII
AMI Ts.lamsn, % VII ROUNDS, late Of
Por,.r In All Coanty, deces-ei, having
pf,.snts-i the same Zoe Probate
osp.srp. mat the .ssi petitioner Give ncsics
a. all tst.sns Interested, ny csasins Q copy 81
mi. os,isr b. 10 pabn.bei thr-e wrsAs .acces
sitsly In The Osfori pemorrst pFints.i ~ fsri'
that They may sppssr a. frplssts ,"ur W. -
Tue -slay % June newt "a nine oclosk In The fore
ns-sa, anil shaw cssse N any they have, vhy ths
ali Instrument shoah not 10 yrote.i, sppfot~l
AMI alissst q. the lat VIII sni fe-tsmsnt OF
ALI de-sa.ei, ant thst saii Me-ss :. h"uh0s
- apiaslntsi t,s~utor.
GEDIsE A. WILSON, Jusisc.
A true copy-Atts.t III. a. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31
BASE BALL.

The first Of = series Of three game.
between the Hebron Academy u. Ii. &.
aud Edward Little High school OF
Auburn Was played at Hebron on Tues
day. The features 81 the game were
the stick work Of the lIebrons and the
loose fielding Of the Edward Little.. A
return game Was played at lewiston
saturday. Following 10 the detailed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31
ANOTHER VETERAN MUSTERED OUT

Lieut.. simeon ". sanborn died at hls
home In Bethel, Monday, May 10th, ls9i,
ag-d 81 years.
Iiert. sapborn enlisted In Company I,
3th Regiment, Maine Volunteers, AZ q
private, April 9Th, l>di, Col. Z. :.
Edwards, captain. lie vas appointed
sergeant May 9Th, ls6l, and promoted
Ia Orderly In August, i>6l, Ia Lieuten-
act Feb. 5th. isSa. and MAS discharged
from service In the autumn Of that year
for physical disability, from which he
never recovered. FOR the past twelve
years be has b--n . great sufferer. By
the advice and importantly of friends q
fec year. ago, he applied for pension,
aud his old captain, now Col. 4. =.
Edwards, was interchangeable In his ef-
fort. 10 secure the proper evidence.
which might have been easily obtained
II his application had been made
earlier. lie was fuAlly entered on the
pension rolls aud Col. Edwards says
''lle was one Of the most conscientious,
brave and loyal soldier. In the army
while be had health 20 do his duty" lie
VAS buried from hi. home Wednesday.
the 18th inst, by the members 81
Brown Post, q. A. r., and the !. u. %.
=. (of which he was member BY his
request, expressed before his death.
Rev. II. W. Hardy, pastor Of the Con-
gegational church. also q member of the
q. A. H., conducted the religious ser,-
Ices. Mr.. Sanborn leaves no children,
brother. or sisters, hut q wife, who has
devoted herself Ia his care and by her
cheerful service ~ love, and her great
energy, has added years to hi. life. Mr..
sanborn was kind and obliging neigh
boz. a good and honored citizen aud
will he greatly missed from his large
circle Of friends, Who hereby tender hls
devoted wife their heartfelt sympathy.
T.. W. WOODBURY..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31

OxFORD, &c AT q Court 81 ffo - 0,tri
Pan. within ani Coz NJ Coast ia
the thiri Tuesday ~ nay, y -, ~ ~
on the Istltion % Bsrisn 49,. 90
d. Ilennsr % Wakiol,oro 10 10
praying fortbe sppointmsni ~ 80 q NJ,
Ann fIRSER I.is Of >Or-sI,ih
% Osfori, deseasefi ,.,.,-lnf =
OspsnsD, That noties 81 W $50.
ton ~ psblsbs-i Zoe thres 81
prssr D. th< thlri Tue-.isy u e.rsbr
IN TIE oxford Dsmssrsi rrn'sa
County. ..o,. vii .Os, ~
Asrus o,,y-ssss.s Ii. I. DAVIS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31
piCD.

In no~naeli. May u. Mrs, Peter san.i.
Aresi about q yssr..
In Sumner, Nay 81. Mrs. Rhois chsibourps
arei - year..
In GiIssi. NsJ n. Milan Isenhsti. ss~i sl.ovI
n years.
~ norway. May Is. MT. csihsrins u. Merrill
~iiev - ,bs late james merrill. sEci - YEAR
II ani ~ days
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31
uHHHox AcApHny.

Earpei runs. %. A: q; y. q. n. 8. !. Two
si,.. GS,ss, 5rcot. M By pi.sAsi hall.
bceks O. Williams Q. iianscenb. Fisher.
oai, by Bfoels, N;'sy Williams. I Uapirs.
n. smith Tims, boars and g minutes. A.
tendance So scorer. Msek Williams.
hACk WILLIAMS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31
OBITUARY.
MIIIIAM OILS KIM.

william otis King, a well-known
farmer In oxford County, died In Paris
saturday, the 2i.t inst. lie MAS the
youngest of eleven children born "a
Capt. samuel and sally Hall King, ten Of
whom have families. Nearly one hun
drcd years ago samuel King Of Raynham.
Mass, hOusewright, came With his uncle
Jairus shaw, and settled la the then new
town % Paris. lie bought . large tract
% land % Asa Barrows In l.y., on the
BOrtherly slope of slngepole, q slightly
place--the views from u are Of marvellous
beauty. To the small cottage of Mr..
Barrows he added = somewhat preten-
tious house, and built numerous farm
buildings convenient thereto. lie work
"a some al his trade, but the most of his
time Was devoted 10 the farm, which
yielded him good health, long life and
prosperity.
william, the subject Of this sketch,
Was born August q, lsav, and married
Mary Ann Clifford, the daughter Of =
neighbor. They lived at the homestead.
aud when the inflrmlties Of age came TO
the parents they took the farm and as
.umed the care Of their declining years.
Most faithfully and lovingly they dis
charged the trust, winning thereby not
only the reward of q good conscience
but the gratitude ~ numerous kindred.
Mr.. Ming ~as somewhat above medium
height, IL more than common strength, =
thrifty man. lie was Interested In
everything pertaining 10 husbAndry,
lsbor MAS Ia him pleasure and work
pastlme. Life Was never To him bur-
den but always q success.
With him there MAS no compromise
with wrong. No on. ever accused him
OF feigned friendship. llis friends
we're very welcome and his attentions To
them were exceedingly hospltable.
Ills wife, lifting companion for such
q man, survives him. Of their eight
three only are living, namely,
.. ferd, q member Of the Oxford Bar,
and q prominent Free Mason, lives on
The home farm; Emma G., wife Of Al
bert l.. Holmes OF south Paris, and
Josephine r., q member Of the senior
class I'm Hates College.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31
POSTAL cHANoES.

Asa y. Stesrns has been appointed
postmaster at Rumford, vice J. n. Ward
veil resigped. Mr.. wardwsll 10 soon
% remove % Rumford Yalls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31
MARRIED.

In Norway. May %. n. q. Atwood Pinsrse
and Mr.. Aarors Reel. hath ~ Norway.
IN ssaih Hiram. May "a. A. o.. Chamberlain
snt Miss A. N, Cook.
In Mechanic rsll. Nay 70. by llsy. ,. q, An.
drvws. Mr.. fi~i 2. Lavey anil Mis- jennie NJ.
Dunhan,, 18th ~ Aaburp.
N, ,,,,ns 4, al NJ. br,I,, n ',.rw,'
yer, 10th vf Bsthtl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31
, osp,,s,,eI. STATE CONVENTION
viii ~ Htin N
80, u.tt roEtLA~p. rVHspst. lt>h u

MIL W WIN -
,,t, Hall. roErL,Sp. rvssn.t, lt>h u
t~si At N O'CLnCN, a. NJ.
O., a. purt-s-s - nalninstius cAn.ihiele -
1.uysrnar. D. - -apteftel - -. -.
=, -. -, I.r.-.i.t.ut AL Ntsfrr-itsnt - -
.upI-.r,s.i a ~ >osem,sf 80, uen. -, 49,,
a.sins Nny othsr businss. that mAS ff'i''V
-, go ~ -.rr,-sutation win - .. fols,s.
Ia Cuv. Tusn act flsntsiion I'll - ,hsa ..-
-. A. $40 .ni fur esTh sstsniy hft 49,
- - A.. Rspahnoan can.lhists 10 e.ftIe.I
M ~ a. atiitioasi dsszsis, Ani ~ =.
~ tsrty ,uts. In eNcs-. ~ -s'ehN u'' W.
$780, M a. dslesstioa - any Chy, tgrn,
q. rr,-t.tt.r "a anlv v hresi ~ vsfieuts ~
A.. s.,antv ~ ~hieh M ssoancy eAist. -.
The ~tais Culnuliti-s 49, - N -. ..,s,..k 81
m, r,.rsin. - ths Convsutien, 80 ~ gafi.s-s
- -,.,,lttns IN rrrisuiiAls ~ Ne dssss's-
p,,...is.. h orisr b. 10 sugthhs D. rNr'l, AZ
IA ~ ganteution, must ~ slests-l $3.50 80
- "a. ~ ths al fsr this tuntsutlnn
Al sl.tsr. - Msins. sithsut rvgard v -
,.lTti..i fI~srrnrs. 90 are N favor ~ mea
t.I.Ir. a pr,.tsgtiys Tartr sho hshsfs N ~.
E.paflioan t-,lsry - ResiprrhY in pf,tesN..
~ inius,fiss, sat ~ Nsfi. aali. -,
this stais in shysuag sni dlErltflss 49, 49,
49, bV ..rurtn. D. ths hl-lFvf ~ 40 fssal
Ia a ..uni anI hunest CurrsnsY ln ~ 49,
s.lufsilan in ssCuring IsiathAl lYsef y. 49,,
giufsn On IN protaptlnh ~ N 49, -,
49, IN ~ al q ca tsNstuu On ~ .ies.srt'
f..rth. saTsarNs~aisut ~ Amsriosn shir hllknhs
A, a. .--...,rigsi an.i stfisut adniiuistfailen =
80. srair. az coritsliy inytts-i o. uni,s vi
~ Rspuhirans IN ths -slesuon ~ ases.S-
-, -, Espuhi,ran stals CouamHtss.
II NA>LLN. tss'rs'as'
~ ~ot.tHAEn. >srFst.rsp.
Augusta. NAins. Ma q. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31
L.. W. WOODBURY.,
MAN RUN ovta AT MECHANIC

A train on the Portland aud I.umforj
Fall. road Friday morning struck a man
who was lying on the track about three
mile. above Mechanic Falls. The en-
gineer attempted to stop and had near
~ done 80 when the man was struck.
lie proved to bc y. q. Noye. Of Mrchsn'
IT, Falls. How he cam. Ia be on the
track I. not known. Ills injuIies may
result fatally. lie u about ~ years old,
aud IA. a wife aud three children.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31
oseoao CONFERENCE.

The annual meeting of the Oxford
Conference of Congregational churches
will b. held With the church
In Gilead, Tuesday and Wednesday,
June {. and :, is9s. MEETINGS begin Al
10 o'clock Tuesday morning, and close
Wednesday noon.
One fare on the Grand Trunk Rail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31
GEORGE 4. WILSON, Jsas..

OXFORD, .. Al . Court " Probate he'll a
Paris, within AMI Coz the County % Otfor
on the thiri Tuesday Of May, 4, II, lsyi.
On the Istition ~ Charles -. Martin, Admin
l.trator 20 the estate ~ JOHN D. MAkri>
late ~ Norway. In .at County, aec.s-e.i
estate dsssriiei In III. psttion on de In ths
Probate ofios st an advantageous oner ~ one
hanire.i twenty ave dollars, the prcces-is D. IL
u-ssi Zoe the payment Of debts sni shsrgcs.
ORptnIp. That the -aii petitioner give notics
~ al perron. Interested, BY causing IA ab.trssi
Of his Petition, with this orisr thsrcon, "a ~
puhn.hs.i thres weeks sacsc-.iyely In the Os
lori p.mosfsi, q ns~rpslrr printed st Paris, In
Court, o. ~ he'll st Parts. on the thiri Tus-sisy
20 June newt, at mine o'elsk IN the forenoon snsi
show cause, ~ any they have, Why the sAms
.hsali not ~ grsntei
GEOgGE A. WILSON, Juire.
Atrus copy-Atts-t III. 4. DAVIS. Iississ~r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31

OXFORD. .. At . Count ~ Probate hshi al
Paris within ant fof thu County ~ Otfori 90
IN thlri Tus..iay ~ May, 4. u. toi.
Ii-nsssr n. IIopkins snd Iisnry = Meiutlre
rtoutsrs 90 the estate ~ JOHN HtHst.-
ate - Peru. In sell County, dcrra-ssi, hsttns
pr,..nts-i their socount % Standardization ~ The
e-tais - saii dsesasei Zoe allowance
OHDtHSD. That tho saii txecatsr- give nasies
o. al Isrsons lntsv.ts.i. ~ causing q copy 81
thi. of,lsf a. 10 pul,nsh.si thr,s weeks sunsss
sivsly IN ths Oxfsrl p.mosfst, prtnt~i a. fsrs
In sald County, that they may ApTssr 81 Q ffO
late Coar b. 10 hohisn a rarts. In sail toan
~, on m. thiri Tuesday ~ June nest. ~ Mint
1'chnrk In ths forrnaon. AMI shaw rsues. w any
they have, why the sane slsoah not - allowed
sEO. A. WILSON. JaiEs.
Atrus copy-stie.t Ill. a. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31

In. -.,,-.i tsuu. and plautaiian. win - en-
ttssi o. Ia ssms uuml-r - dsAgate= ~ IN ~
SAT- Conyentisn. Accoriiug D. IA h-t Appsu'iei
D. ths al Above.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31

OXFORD, .. At q Coat - Probate hell a
/ Paris within anl Zoe The tounty - Dkf0ri. ot
the thlri Tu.-iay - Nay, 4. u. iyi-
Mtiiiam "a. Makgf. namssi tsssutor In cor
tain In.tran.nt pur.ofting o. ~ the last vii
ant Testament sisID. w.fARhl>GrO>, tats
"a Issell In saii County. de.ss.ci. having
prv-snls.i the same fof Probate
OapsEtD, That The saii Istiliobsr give n0,ics
b. al persons intsfv.t.l ny causing oopy ~ mi.
orier o. - puhlisls~i three wesk. snrss--iv.ly
In a.. Osfor,i l,~nsorrst printed a paris. thai
thsy may ayissr Al frsl.ats tourt " 10 isli II
Parts In sslf touhty. on The thru Tuesday II
June ns,t, at ~ Tho elsa IN the FORENOON, AMI
show cause N any they have, vhy IN. sshl
IH.tfunssnt .hoahl nst 10 protei, approved AMI
aliowsi a. The last win aRi Testament ~ sali
appointed Esecu,or.
sEORsE 4. WILSON, Juire.
A true oory-.lis-s III. q. DAVIS, Rssi-ssr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-31

.ONFOgD, .. At . Court 20 Probate tsll 81
Paris, within sRi Coz The CoaniY ~ Otfori %
the thiri ruesisy ~ MAY, 4. u. LEG.
certain In.tfunasat purpsfting b. 10 tn last ell
.ni testament % RANDALL HASTINGS, lsts o
fryebars. In ali County. de'es-s,i, having Pfr
-snis.l the same fof probate
ORBHHFp. That the .sif petitioner 1--WE hotios
a. ali tsrsans interested thsfvin by esusiaz copl
of this orier o. ~ yublishs-i three sesk. surre.
.itsly In the Otfor'i Drmarrat, printe.i al Fan.
that they may sppesr AZ frUlssts Court " u
h.d az fars. In sait County, 0n The thiri Tues
isy ~ Jane nest. az nine ~ The el.-k ~ w
foFvna-sn, ani shaw csuse, N any they have
why thu sait Instrument shouh nat - protei
~ ani AllJvei a. Tho last VIII AMI Tesla
msat ~ saii ds--ass-i, ant that ssii thrnil
IIa.ting. IL aptssints-i y serutrtx,
sfORgE 4. WILSON, JufEe.
A true copy. attest III. q. DAVIS, Register.