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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
Nsssss 90 r.ssss.. s.s Ussskssgs.
STATE Og MAINE.

ONfpRn. 80 .-Csurt 20 In-olsenry. On ths es.s
- Anrt :. >anip-sn. tu-slNent nettef,
NNti't u hsr,hy gwen that q I-titiua has. en
" this sth day n Aprii. A. a. 1ssl, lea pr.-
.eutssi a. AL Ositft zoe -ski Csantv, by sli-r
= -amp-sn. - liarfor,i. th ths Cosnty ~ Osfor,l
prsyins that ~ usAy ~ sisCFessi tan di-chsrse
frvnl al NJ dsbt.. pfotabAs unttsr the prv.
yi.isns - ohaIasr SEVENTY - ti- ~tsiutes ~
Nslus snd spa all l-titiaa. !. ersisrs,i
hy al tugft that . hesrins - hsi aPea ths
a. "a pNfsrl, 90 N~ine-lar, ths l-th iiay ~
MAJ, a. H. i-,sg. "a uins eVl.-k m ths fevbsoa ,
- nNfari, enos . sesk fer tkrvs sarcs.siss
sssks - al paiiiC atisn ~ 10 ia ~ Tor.
m siAy - h.sriLg AMI thai sl crssiitor- ~hs
have prusei tasif deit.. snsi utisr Isr-sas Inter
rs--ts.l. uasF apT-ear "a All ptaus ani ums ani
shns csa-s. N anF thsY have. vhF . dt-shAfsv
sheuhi "a ~ ErsHtri All dshtsr sccriins D. tss
pfavsf - NJ IFttiun.
Atts-t -lilRsitk 4. DAVIS. nssistsf
~ -sit Osuft for al Ccauty - osfori.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
1nI hoMI OF POMONA.

C.lifornia, famous for u. gigantic
trees, Its msmmoih vegetables and ns
magnificent fruits, boast. of the greatest
or,hard In the world. II lies 10 the open
valley of the Sacramento, In Butie
County, aud cover. two aud half se,'-
tIon., or 1900 acr-. of land. u. owner,
General John Bidwell, Ia one % the early
pioneers, having crossed the plains In
lsli. Tie Was an associate of suiier aud
Fremont. aud his life In those early
times was rvplete With adventure.
among savage Indians aud Wild beasts.
n. Ia. nearly 2Dp acres planted to
peaches alone. lie has over iD acre.
set To plums aud prines. The latter.
hen dried, are superior Ia the finest of
the imported French prunes. while the
plum. ar, truly magnificent. several
thousand pear trees form grand or
chard In themselves. While msny Va
rIe,Ie. are grown, yet the Bartlett leads
all others. III. seckel, Flemish Beauty
and th. kiefier are among the most
profitable varieties. There are 300 ap'
pie trees, which Include most OF the
standard varieties. u ]. noticeable In
that warm climate that what are known
a. fall apples In the AtlsntIc states, are
summer apples there, while those known
as winter apples here ripcn early In the
fall there.
The apricot orchard includes between
60 aud 20 acres, aud the best varieties
only are .st out.
There are rs. cherry trees, and these
make q wonderful growth aud bear
proiigiou.ly. One magnificent tree, q
Napoleon, measures CD feet high. seven
aud half around its trunk, and bore Ia
oa. season, 1850 pounds of due fruit.
The cherries we're picked and weighed
under the most careful supervision, 81
that no errors coald occur. AZ the pre-
,alllng prices thi. season. this tree ~
turned to its owner q greater proht than
10 acre. ~ land pl,nte,i io wheat.
There are great numbers of almond,
which resche. a state OF high perfection
Ia that warm climate, many hS. nectaf-
ine, orange, olive, ounce, walnut, chest
nut, pecan, aud other kinds of tr-es, but
Il would lie useless To here specify the
number of each.
The vineyard cover. 900 acres, and the
yarietie. mostly grown are White Nus
cat, which numbers 5'.?l3 vines, Blsck
Hamburg. Flame AMI liluc roksys,
Emperor, l,ose of Peru, aud Hack
Morocco.
There are three large packing houses
for handling th. fruit. Driers are not
u.esi, as, owing to the dry climate, the
fruit and rai.ins are all cured In the sun.
Immense quantities of the frul, are
c,uned. aud for this purpose man.
moth buildlng Was constructed where
2OO persons are given employment.
During the rush of the peach aud apricot
season, = much larger number is added.
To pick, box, and dry the fruits In the
orchard, 800 men are employed, so that
thi. mammoth orchard alone gives labor
to 800 persons.
During recent season, i've carloads
Of fresh, dried, and canned fruits were
shipped daily. The soil IL "a rich, s,ndy
loan, and the trees are grown without
irtigsiion.-Maine Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
MORSE NOTES.

In regard 20 training colts early. Budd
Dobie is reported Ia have sald: 81 have
two colts In my stable of especial prom.
i.e, Axle, q son Of Altell. and Dreiteli,
q yearling, q full brother To Axtell. j
.hall not train him, however; Just Jog
him and keep hlm we'll In hand. No, ]
do not believe In forcing colts. Ny
theory IL that there IL but 90 much In
horse and be will last longer " not
forced. I know the stock farms have
succeeded, but Il has been st q fearful
co.t. The public does not know how
many colts have been ruined In this WAY.
The failures are the seciets of the breed
ers. know there have been exceptions,
hut very few colts have stood campaign
Ing. Vet In the old dsys the trotter ~As
In his prime at 10 years"
Concerning changing the date of the
age of horses the kentucky stock Farm
saws. There IL q very strong feeling of
changing the date from which the age ot
horses IL to be counted from the LET of
January to the lat of April. All through
the north and west. which are now be-
coming great bree,iing districts, 10 u I'm.
possible without great inconvenieoce
and lo.s to have fosls come as early ne
January. IL Il not desirable To have
them come before grass. How the Let
of January ever happened to be selected
for this purpose passes comprehension.
II 4. q purciy arbitrary period. IL does
not correspond With the operations of
nature. "a .. suited to . very ilmited
area of the breeding districts. We know
of no argument In its favor and very
many against 10.
m. most succ~..ful colt handlers are
those that neglect NO detail. that give
their personal supervision to the whole
proce.. of training aud handling, snd
that learn FROM the closest observation
when q colt may be- driven aud exactly
how much work be can do without In.
jury.
The Lesson of the hour In the horse
brrsSiins business should awaken farm.
OF. and small breeder. to the fact that u
4. policy for them Ia avoid cro..-rcsd
.tallIons aud common marcs. On the
other hand, they Will hnd IL profitable
to get q. near to producing blood s
their circumstance. will allow. aud tli.
stock they rii.e will b- fit for the train
81 aud an active market.
Twelve trotisrs have records better
than s:is, and Nancy Hanks, 90, 10 the
only Que tha, I. not out ~ great brocd
nar-.
The kcutucky Stock Farm sounds the
following timely note of alarm Young
iroit.r. require just ss much care and
kill Ia their management ss young run
ner., aud there is just as much danger
In attempting to g-t too much out ot
them In . short time. AZ this season of
lh. year. especially, the rule should be,
',m.lr haste slowly" \ little jndlcious
waiting aud nar.lng nov Will amply re-
pay the trainers psil-ncc. Later on,
when the colt I. seasoned ani the sheti-
ding p.rioi :. well pat, he will easily
stand sitter work, hat TIL. J. critical
time aud the judicious trainer Will not
attempt too much.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
FARMERS, GIRLS.

There are many farmers throughout
the country Who are sufficiently liberal
To the boys, hut Who think that giris
wants should be- supplied ~ they sug'
gest Themselves, aud With no regard Ia
individual preference. After harvest,
the sou. who has driven the reaper o'
helped at thr,.hlug. has hls share OF the
profit, to control ani do what be plcs.~s,
Certain of the stock have hs~n given him
"A pig, q calf, or q colt which he Will
eventually sell and put the procccds Ia
his pocket. The farm offers all sorts of
opportunities for earnings. great or
small, To which his right u never ques-
toned. By aud by he drives his own
horse. tcins q club, buys books and goe.
In college right which he has earned
ani io which be !. fairly entitled.
With girl II u usually very different,
u never occurs to any Que that she, too,
would enjoy q small income which she
could count upon as her very own, and
invest az she saw fit, without restraint
or objection. The butter and eggs are
.omeiime- her especial commodity, aud
from their sale. she has limited supply
~ ipovket money. Hut u IL generally
extremely limited aud frequently very
unccrtAln.
Ye, her labor In the home and "about
th. place" has done ss much towards ca
t,bli.hlng the family prosperity s the
labor of her brother. sh. u up At day
br-ak 10 get breakfast ready. She pre-
parc., frequently uns..i.,ed, three meal.
a dsy for three hundred aud .inty-i'e
dsys Ina year. She doe. the washing
ani ironing. the sewing and mending,
and I. siill AZ work long after her brother
IL In bs,i sui asleep, or away visiting
the nelghbors. She, too, h,s an adj
dliIonal tax during the harvest apd nj
those seasons When the work upon the
farm 1. especially heavy. but she rarely
r-c.ly.. any reward FOE tho extra ser'-
Ice required of her. II IL manifest ln-
ju.ticc. 4 good many o,erarrful Ia
ther. excuse themselves upou the plea
that girl. have no judgment In money
matters. Well. they certainly VII
never acquire Wisdom without -fp'rience
aud they can not gain experience " the
mean. for 40 doing arr withheld.
ia. financial faculty Ia most women
I've. iormsni for lack of ex-rciss. hut "
ha. l..n mar,elou.ly developed when u
IA. been put To the t..t. lber. are
thoa.snd. of women In the country,
widow. Who have assumed the manage
mcnt ~ affair. upon the death ~ The
husband, Who hs,. .ucccc,i.i brilliantly
Nher. the better hslf failed; the mort
gage !. paid on, the stock Improved,
nslcrn farming lmplrmcnts have been
purchased, aud the crops cultivated sc-
coriing io modern aud Intelligent idea..
The proft-.h,ring system should Include
girls q. we'll q. boys, aud thcr- is %"
question but that u will pay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03

at our service. All Russia to-day knows
that the United States has helpec her
starving people when other and nearer
nations failed to extend helping hand,
aud there lent man or q woman In
Russia Who will soon forget 10. from
the Csar to the humblcst peasant"
One of the stories which Cabtain sar-
gent told wasa watch trade be- m,de. A
merchant In ubsu Was % anxious 10
get something of the captain that he Of.
frrcd him In trade for hi watch AMI
chain . heavy solid gold wstth aud
chain, the latter ornsmented with am
ethysts As big a. the end of q thumb.
The watch Il q repeater and strikes the
hours, has . split second hand, aud i'
studded With diamonds.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
SrRAvS

A vigorous stock IL an important item
Ia grating.
A wood fire |. more healthfui than =
coal one.
"I,u.t-proof' oats do not prove to be
rust proof.
A bad cold is about a. bad a. ihc horse
distsmper.
Ia What doe. white lie differ from a
black ober
We sre yet studying the alphabet Of
agriculture.
"Cut aud cover" !. no, part Of good
cultivation.
.winier oats" are very rare. They
wint-r-kill.
The hank Of manure is ss safe as any
other hank.
DO not green manure with non-
lexumlnous plants.
The beat eve In the seed piece of pota.
to takes the lead.
sII,ge varies greatly In value, accord
Ing to conditions.
Careless feeding and watering ruins
many q horse.
Copper solutions In the soil are 10.
Iurious Ia vegetation.
Nature shows NO favoritism; all II
controlled by Law.
A ton Of coal yields three tons Of car
boaie acid gHs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
MAY pAI WAS Eoa KIM.

A story ts told In TiogA at Judge Will
sons expense. There !, certain son Of
Erin In Tiogs who Was never known To
vote for Republican, but has always
professed great friendship for the Judge.
Last week, when In the Park Hotel,
the Judge Was surprised when Pat in-
formed him that be had concluded to
support him for senator.
Glad To hear it, glad 10 hear II, said
the Judgr, ! rather thought you we're
sgzInst me, Patrick.
Well, sur, said Pat. Ol wur. and whIn
ye stud by my pIgpen and talked the
other day fur an hour or worse, ye didn't
bulge me an Inch. But after ye Nus
gone away, Oi got TO thinking how ye
reached yer hand over the nnce and
scratched the pigs back tlll he laid down
VII the plessare Of lt, and thin Oh made
up ms molnd that whin judge wus %
sociable % that, Ol wasn't the man 70
vote agin him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03

OXFORD. &c AT Q ceaFt ef fretAs .s.,,,
pa. vtthin ani fof lhs County OF oN'"'"'
- n, ,nlrl Tse-lsy 20 April A. ID. lss =,
lt-ai. N sune-. txecuisr On We $50. -ss, IA
n,r-pY MCMILLAN. l.ss % fsy.earf. 70 sss' ,.
csanty, desss.est. hs.inr rf.sss ss,I .i-r~.-~i
'va s,.sssp' rNss The sAli Exeesssr give
rssiss - eli p<r-,ss inssrv.s~i, ~ ess... -.
.s. =, - 4, th< onferd p<mcsrat puneed >.
c-ss' AZ "a. s.~, s.Ay spy~ar a frce~ss cvsv
80 hsli "a Parl.. ls -sia Cesssy. 90 " ss,r.
% 80 ss,U eaass, N say thsy kass. vhy
- - ssssLi "a - alk.vci
ekOssk a wiLs9r -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
A CLOSE OBSERVER.

"Dii YOU ever notice, sald man ~ho
has the reputation of being close ob.
server. show the moving features Of the
street changer
some one remarked that moving feat
ures were necessarily undergoing con-
slant change.
"You don't understand me-" replied
the close observer. IL will explain.
some DAYS I meet . certain class of Grip
ples. They come along almost In q
strram, and they bear q strange rr.em.
blanc. to Que another. The next day no,
= cripple IL to be seen-for II IL q hunch-
back season. All day the hunchback'
amble along. The next day Ii ID some
thing else. Some days the collector. II
long standing bills come out, aud though
they do not act by agreement, they die
Into my Office almost In q procession.
do not understand It."
"One part Of it IL easily enough under
stood" one Of the company then remark
ed:
"YOu don't pay your debts"
"weIl, WELL" ssid the close observer,
~ hadn't thought of that, aud, Of course,
I cant, without meditation, give you .
direct opinion, but Il strikes me that
there Il much Ia what you say."-Ar'
kansAw Traveller.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
wnsses Zoe the Ds~cers.
TO Nv ABSENT GOV.
(As Invalid In southern California Tor his
hoanhJ q

hseaJ
hv ss IoVn ~ uI .s"""'
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49, -. .a'. ..i..
Wus "ees.s. ',s.s svsa
ah, esm ,vp.'s. yosI
IN that fsif iant ths t-,on you s<<A,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03

OFttCr of Tut >nNEilf oF uNfoap CoU>t
sIAIE az MAINE

OFttcr uF TuN ~uNEiff of oNFoap CoJ>tt
sTATE 80 MAt>t
uNFnHn ss a-APrtl 81. 4. ~ -.
~. 4 ., sivs Notirs. that - ~ fli dsy u
Apf 4 n t~.i. q " arrsnt IN iu-sltenrs "a. l.
.t.ssi aut "a a. cart ~ ln.lssnrf fof sshl tvun
a. q pNfari. against ~ estate - fryt y
I..i-srts ant thsFlr. 4 tar~n, t-th - ththsl
in al Cuunfv 80 I.sfts-r. ln ba.in~ss unslsF ~
nr,n nauss - Hai-.rts A Oat-n, l-th a. in'iistia
al. ant a. 80 partnsr-. aVuig-i " % ln-al
t.Ht ttsttafs 80 t-titisn - ssit tAgttnr-, shls
f-titiss was d.-i 90 ~ f1t dst ~ Aprl,
A o. l~si O. wtiSh AT nafn-t ,iats IN
trF,.t un Claisns Il D. ~ Cumpuissi. That
ths payusut 'of am dstts ani VI dsh'
ery snl transfer - any prsT-I'f tstenxthE
4 .ati iisHtars. o. ttsa 80 far thstf 80,
anItts tisiitsfy aai tFsnsfsf ofany prsi~fiy ~
tssau az CaFhiAisa ~ az thai tn.stihF ~ -
grs-tsr. a ssEt tsltar- O. preye thsir istts 40
rl,l-s srss - Ns-igur- - 'hstf s-tst-s wt
- tstf "a tsaTt - ta-.sltvnCF, - - hsalirn ~
Tarts tn ssIt tauuty. "a ~ l-th dsf et Nsf
a o. I'D AZ nins u'shsk in IN tsrvns-an
1iyeu unter my hsni ~ dAis art shS's
srtltan
tNEUS " wogNkLi. p~puiy shsrir,
=. Ne.-saryr - ~ Coar % Insolvency, t"'
al Couuty - O,fori
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03

oXFoRp .,-Ns . ,oar, - Probate hsli ~
fars within sni Cor ths ,ouht1 oi pN"tH'
90 ~ thirl Tus-.iAy - ,pril. \. u. Is.
NtiliAm ~. blAks. pre-snts = w.h ~
T,- tswsat ~ ALhfIgr k. btAht, hte ~
p.rt. In ..li COanty .desea-esi, ha,ins prw-s.te'
The sane Dor frolssts, AMI a.kei ths' al VIZ
n Bsks 10 aPpoiutei Ainia'''fa'S' WV" '"'
~ti snnsNri a.
,,an,s,I,. rhat the All P,titleser r'e no'lo.
a. ali t-rr-on. Interested. by causing q copy OF
thi. ar,isf b. - Pabnshs-i hf~r 49, 49,.
.is.i, In ~. ,Ixfsrt pefnocrat. printet Al fans.
that thsv uay appear a Probate t.at v, -
h.ll al lssfts In -slt Coanty, oa The thiri Tue.
day ~ MAJ RsNt. ., nine o'clrh IN ths t.,e
na-sn AMI shaw caa-s, " any taef nav Wy v, "
..lI lr.,ruu,.ot .l,suhi NJ 10 pfO,ci. spprs'e
.oi aiLsse.i A. the lA.t win ani fe-tamsni ~
ali 10. ea.s aBi that alt William " hAs.
~ appointed Administfstor shh ue VIII
GroRGE 4 WILSON, Juis..
Atr.s eoyy-Atis-t Ill. 4. DAVIS, Register.
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N.si.. az s.s..a N..,,.s .f .ssais.ss o.
is.stsessy.

To m rr.iitsr. ~ Fhi.nPs Nalhs'lshi % os
foft. I'M a. CuiintY - ONfnri Nni state 4
Mains. insaltsat tssttur~-
N.a a., hsrsif nsiasi. rAsi 9Th ths approval
- a. try - ~ tsart - tn=sltsnrf tar al I
tauutF ~ s,sui unsstIns uft rrssitsr. - al
tu-sifsuts L. apfeiut-i o. ~ hskt "a ~ frsl.sts
tasIrt n.-suIi in farts. h. .sil teautF. sn Wei
ns.tsv. a. l-th dsy - Nsy. 4. u i~si. a nins
arii-k On thr fsfsls-sa. Npu stn Fsyvru ysar.
-slFFs affssfflinglT.
fslteu unisr ulF hsnd anli ~ uFisr - Oeuft
this ga sisf - ArFil 4 A. I'D
ulHEit \ 4 DAVIS. Eegtstsr - ths Coart
- in.ssitsnsy ier All Cganty q uNfsri.
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Ns,,s. sf sss..a Ns.siss .f Cr.ai,.ss
- tsssisessy.

t. ths Crysiitsr. - frsncts D Nsrrtii. ~ .rrsa
st-.i. in ~ Osunty ~ ONferi sni stats II
Nalns. ln-sivsnt tAsttaf
Nea srv hsrvhy asfihei. rhat wth IN aPpruv
Al - ~ iuiigv - ~ tuurt - tnsolYcnry
- ssii Ouuuty ths ~srend Nestihs ~ ths Cr,sl
tur- - AL tn-elysnt !. apfsint-l b. - hsti II
m lr'al.sts tuart r-sui In fafts ~ All ,oauty
90 Nsins-lsy tis l-th tiay - hay. q n. I'D
"a uins o'Cis-s In ~ furvnuoa. Nua stu covers
ruar-slsv- ane.rlinsN.
,.itsa aasisr Ms hsal AL m er,isf - Coart
this sth dsy - Apftl a. u. tsal
uEkHi0k \ 4. nANt~, Register - ths Couf'
q ln-uitstrcy tuf All Coanty ef ONfori
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03

OXFORD .. -ua CSar - Probate hslt Al
pari.. within ant for the toaaty ~ 'Niori'
oo m. thiri rae.isy q April 4 ID irs
pa I've petltisa ~ wiliism ". bnEf- OF oeA
hsht, wis.erssins toI ths spp.ih.n-us., 49, 80
: Ri. ksf ~ To nsr, Me. a. siulni.tfstor of tiss
,.tats ~ s,hse Cha.e lsts sf backneil IN sail
,asaatv Of sxtos,t. deoea-ei.
OaI,tHsp that natics - the fovxcinx petltl"n
A.. pal,lt.h.l Coz thrre wssk. .asse-siNely. pftof
A., th. thlri Tas.lsy of MAY. 4. ID. ts1. In The
O,fOri Dsmocrst pnutei al fsn., Ia ssi'
Coaoty. 80, ,.,,.o~ ,..
-. - .tss.a III a nANI~ l..f.tsr.
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ruE .ul.-rrst-rr hereby <is.. paens 49, 49,
,hst .hs hs. h-sa daily sppein,ssi ~ 'h. ..s'.,
el, Ia.i.. u Proi.ste Coz The toanN =, o
and sssaB~i tis trust of hsssa'" ~
eyRrs CuIFMsN. l.is % rar.
A. ..i.i cegrtv. aes.a-.~i. ~ giving esni ss ,ns
I'D. dir.t.. .hs thsreferv r~Ssr-ss Al
tn.lsls.-l ~ ths e-tsts of .skl -,
s---It... ,..,w.at sai th.r-s whs have any
$4,000 ,h.resa D. sAhllit ~ .Anss 70
April ~. l~-i tbSe
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oxVoRp. - Al q Cour % Probate heii Al
psfts on ths third Tus-iay of Apftl. I'D.
agstia n. ~t-.ra. Guariisa ef ORA HAL
,in.r shiLl ant hsir % Abigail y. Hall,
al Of An,iS,sr, In sail Coantf. d~.easosi, hss
log presented hl. aeconnt 20 guariianship oi
al wari fsr sllo~anse
osI,snrD. Thai All .asriisa give notice "a
ali p.r-sn. inisrcst-i. by csssiax q copy of thi-
er,isr b. ~ psbli-.el thre. week. sure..isely In
the Oxfori il,merat. priutesi n Paris. that thsy
r.ay appssr si q Coat ~ frOlssis ;. se bell Al
p.ft. la All County. the thirt Tuesday ol
MAJ newt. st nine scissk In The fefeno.a. AM
.hs~ esa.s. N sny they have. Why The satns
.hoaii ma bs alhs~ci.
1kOE.E A. WILSON, Ju.iEe.
Atrus cspy-Atts-t N. q. DAVIS, Rexi-ter.
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OFttCs 80 rus >HrsTF oF oNFuSp CoUsr
STATE oF MAINE

NINIt w NNlNts
uNFhnn. -Nurti fai. 4 u t~si
Thts o. a. sfts >utirv. thst ths fei tsf n
Aprtl, 4 n. t~si Naftant IN lusnltenCY sA.
t--aesi uut - ~ ,~urt - in-ulsesry fof s.li
Coasts - tori against ths estate ~ panisl "
tees iwtn 20 Nsr~ay kluliE-i o. - an ln-slyvni
lsstt.sf 90 f-ttisn - All tNttsr whish pstiiiun
sas ais-i su ~ faitay - ,pf Atissi. o. ~ttsh 4
is.t nauss.i dais utsre-t en cislua. = O. - csu
rutssi that ~ Iarnent - aaT dshts ani ths
'isissrY ant traasfrr ~ snY rrufrFfF tTnns
~ lrery ani transfrf - AnY prul~ftf by hiu
az frfiatifsn ~ as thst q uisstnE ~ ths
tr,sitsrs - ssii iAsttuf O. pr,ts theif isls a.
fh-s-s uns o. ulsss As.iseess - ~ s-tsts. ~tll
- hstl a Cnurt - tnsiissnrF. O. ~ hohisn a
raFts tu at tauutv. un the l-th isF - MAJ
a u. i..si a nius u'skrk in - furvus-sn.
Gitea ua.isr ny hAst ~ 'ists nr-t ai-sss sfit
iANIs l. fAgkNR >hsrtr,
.. Mess rer oftks Csart - in.olscncf, fsf all
0suuI - oNfuri
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oRiso~ CANNON. late % c..,ea.


OXFORD. ss Ats Court ~ rrohsis hsli n
Parts. ~ithia ant fer the County - Ox
fsrt, on ~ thirsi tu~-siay ~ Npfl \. u, l-si
tsr !. hftEss. pfsytng for Tie spt-sintpeat II
,.e.Fsv \. Nasiui - suwper, A. .dministfstar
- ~ estate 20 ROSWELL BRi.ss. late II
~umnsr, ~ ~ .sii 1ouutY ~ ga fori. ssoN,ss.-i
uRntEtu thsl nstirv of ths fur~suing psti
tiun ~ pahii.hs-i &c thrss wesks saocs..isvly,
prior ~ ths thiri rue..iay ~ MAJ, 4 u,
lss IN ths OSfgri nctno rat prtnisSi Al fafis. In
ali Oounty.
Grp. \. WILSON, Jaisv.
a true oopy-sits-t III. 4. DAVIS. Register.
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A,rus e.py-s,,s-i' u. Z. DAVIS. Rszi.,sr.
oxroIp. 3. ,-M Court Of rrsha,s hsii Al

oxyDID. sc Al q Court of Prehsis he'll at
p.n. within ant for the tsaaty of Oxfori
on ths thiri rse.iay sf April, A, u. l~.i.
.ss the pstitisa ef t,elist WHY, Guardian
Wtls, late Of tryesarx. IN ssli County. dssess
"a PRAYING for hssn-s ~ -sli AMI convey Ger
s.in r..l estate de-critrs~t In hi- l-st tisn et
ns In the frohsts once n sa aissstsxeos-
.G.r of I'VE huniret dollars. the pr,srris 90 cal,
4, ie asei 10 pay expea-es aud support of sais
ospsRsp. Thai ths AL petitioner Eise nc<ic.
~ all persons isssre.sei. BY c.asin< an Ah.sr.e
es.li.lsri shr~ ursks -acsssiveiy In th~ Ot
i,r,i lArmsrraf. o newspap<r pnbtei at Farts
An All Csansy, thai they may spp'ear at rrvest'
C.s,t. ~ ~ hski aa Paris. On the thirt rss~ia,
sssw sss-e ifssy th<y have vhy ths saas sAesh
GEORGE A. WILSON, Jsdss.
Asss sssvy-esss'-u.C q. pAvis. Rasassr.
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N,nkII LIE MALI..

just .. soon .. Matching Il over, sell
"a the males, .. they will be of no fur
th-r use. The hens will lay ss many
egg. without their pr-.enc-, aud the
egg. will keep fresh . much longer
time. DO not feed any drone. In the
faak
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03

rus .ah.rriisr hsvby give public notlcs
,est .hs has l-su duiy sppointsd ~ ths iienor
49, Jasire q rrsbais fof IN toants of o,i"r.
aad ...unesi tho tra-t ~ hsss~ifh ~
az ,RLrs rNLrO>. ate % rsfi., 49,.
In ..kf ss,autv tesea-sst. bY giving baai ss ~
~. sifr..t. sls thrrsfsrv requests Al prte"e.
. t..-Tt.s.. ,..Vu.eut ansi tho Who have any
l-,...t. ,e..g..sa ~ sxhibs ths .sH.e -
s.,sti a, go LOUISA "a. ffLfO>.
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az ., * N vccoRRi~o> l.ss os Hiram.

ruF .ub-ertl-sr hsrey eve. Pash. aeslcs
,h,t .h. "a. bssa daily sppslntssi ~ ths uss"'s
- Ialirs - frgizsie Dor ne t.anV =, 's..' -
SR,Nk ~. NcCoRRiso>. lsis o. iiir.m
n, 80 esuutv. decss-ei. BY giving eenl ~ ths
40 lirsst.. shs thervfore rrs,aest- A. 49,,
t....-Ti.,. ...x,.snt. snd ths.-s Who have Any
ts...,si. t,.rr..sn b. sshilt The sane ~
ansti IA lss LiZZIE NJ. Nc,oskis">.
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~ Paris. m ths Ceanty ~ oxfsri ant >tsts
~ hains. ths Ash dsy - Aprtl a. u. t-sf.
T.atntIs~ut A--isuss ~ tks in.slevut estate %
JAMts n tuAttt>, "a Norway.
In ths Oouuty - oNfor,i. tn-sltsnt lAsttsr. who
hs- lsa 10 lsf.-i ia-sltent ul-sa his r~tition
- N toaFt % ia.olseasy Zoe All ,oenty ef
~ NEwfLL. A.sls-~s.