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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-02

For sore throat there il nothing
better than . flannel bandage damp
ened with Chamberlain Pam Balm.
1t will nearly always effect . cure IN
one nights time. This remedy 10 also
q favorite for rheumatism and has
cured many very severe cases. 90 cent
bottles for sale by +. j. Wurzburg.
druggist, So Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-02

Mr.. j. c. Boswell, one Of the best
known and most respected citizens of
Brentwood, Texas, suffered with
diarrhoca for . long time and tried
many different remedies without bene-
ut, until Chamberlain Colo, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy Was used; that
relieved him at once. For sale by +.
J. Wurzburg. druggist. 81 Monroe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-02
A SPECIFIC FOR CONJUNCTION

and for all diseases OF the Langs. No treat
ment in the world can place Is many perms
schenk's. Nothing in nature acts 10 directly
and effectively on the lung membranes and
tissues. and 50 quickly disposes OF sutercies
congestion. infiamation. colds coughs and AL
the seeds of Consumption a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-02
Fifty Years Settles L.
CONSUMPTION
CAN BE CURED.

II DR.. Schenks treatment and cure Of Con
sumption were something new and untried
people mighs doubt; but what las proved Is
self through = record rs old as our grand
fathers, means Just what it 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
sTATE OS MAINE.

ONypRD. e. warh s l-s.
Ts1sn ga s,s.u,ioa ~hsvin p.sti o. Hat
inr. b. jairussnt r~r-titsr sni itanisl 4. ir.h ~
tyshars !. laiEssnt istto', sst stu 10 .of'
0a tue-isY. Apftl thh, AsDlrit AloerhsA IN
tho fgr,nasa. a ths orce ~ Hs.,ins' A s.a In
.sii Ifyslfans, In .ahi Otfuri ,.anty. sl a..
rtsht IN .asi,y ~hi.h .sli I,snisl 4. Itch hal "n
tks anh dsy q NArh a. o. t-g. 81 sixht o'ct-A
sni thirty miputs- IN The fswbosn. uhsn The
b. r~i~.m ~ ~foio~ins described msTtsss~i
wal estate. u.asistlns ~ 10 PANEL. ~ snd ~
Moth SDsbars. Ia .alt Osfsri toantY. sbt
thu. t-yaa.l-i ani IA sftl-l. D. st nrt psr
o.li. ioaRi~i nsrthsfiy ~ Tho bapihs srouBi
- anl l.ni 20 lsif. "a Iisnnsh a. insh, rat.
srly d, lsni - John nsshstisr. -outheHy W ihe
raj sstias fr"m >e'th y ysbarE ." fi.h s'r.st,
lhrsash All North fusbafE. tossthsf -uh
n. tallilar. thsrrun, anl oompftslnr The hums
.tsst f"rnsHy ossupi~i by Tie late ie-sph :
Irish. >-Oai Iar.li I. knosa a. The usesting
boas "a. ant 4. tSap'~i westerly ~ IN raj
ss.iias from Moth ny shufy ~ Wet fysba's.
..suii.rl, b, l.Ri a-saplei ~ I.Ntsf 1hAfl..,
east rty ny hni Of frsnk kRas, ani u all
Ibanlsl \. Insh. AMI hhi cscgpAei by An.uh u.
yhsfl.., sni noftheriy by The lniSvrssli't NET
ing bou.s 10. SAIL two psrsls afv ~subi-ttotso
tsssstT.g... oss si,sn b. Malta y. i~litsh~sk
ist saopo sni ess st'cn o. hyrpn ln.h o..
ts-dw Aisa tsksn 90 .shi s,cru'ian on all
aith dsy ~ Asrb. 4 p.lsyf. q sistt oichsk snl
thirty INITIATES IN the fevDosn. ant sul - soli
bt pasllT anrtisa D. Tho hiIsst hlhtsr thervfnf
81 tbs oho 20 Iis.uns. A -on In saiifyehurs.
sn Tue. isy. April ith, \. u 80, 81 Given
is.sr ", sslsh All panlsi 4. ih.h had ., ihs
tine 20 ths ssifur.- Afsrr.ski. In ant b. his
hamsst~si farn ant buitting. nos ocsurlet by
HIN q .ski Meth tryshufs
CO SHIRLEY. rypuiJ -henh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
oeIvuARv.
rinormT ArrLErox CHATHAM.


Mr.. Timothy A. Chapman Of Nilwaa-
kce, whosc name u familiar to many
Osford County people, especially 10 the
vicinity of his native town Of 0lIead,
did recently nj pneumonia at his home
In Milwaukee,, aged ~ years.
Mr.. Chapman was born In Gliead, and
HE youth Vas spent In farm life. lie
obtained such education ~ he could at
the district school and the academies at
llethel and North Yarmouth. Before he
was twenty be MAS . capable teacher Of
district schools, snd In anything de-
handing application aud Industry did
not allow himself to be outdonc by any
of hls companions. This vas illustrated
when at the sgc of nftcen, In boyish
competition, he 90 FAR mastered the
violin that after six weeks practice be
was able Ia play Accomplishments to the
village choir. ~ the age Of twenty be
~ent Ca Boston, and In the dry goods
store Of &. .. llovey 4 Co., began the
commercial career which made Hun .
very wealthy man, perhaps q million
Aiw. In isJo. through the encourage
ment of Jsmcs ". Deeb~, he, With hls
brother Hannibal, opened = dry goods
store IN Hanover street, Boston, under
the inm name 81 T. A. 4 II. u. Chap
man. They carried on business for
seven years In BOSTON; hut their succsss
Vas not such as To encourage them Ca
continue. M In lsS; Mr.. Z. A. Chap
man went to Milwaukee aud began the
dry gocds business there. Ilis basinc..
prosp~rcd ~ the city grew. aud In is'3
he built on the corner of Milwaukee and
wisconsla Streets o of the largest dry
goods st'rcs la the Northwest. In ISIS
the store With all iis contents burned,
eutsillng q lo.s 10 e;0o,Op. for which
there wss only \ partial Insurance. ~
first he thought be- would not rebuild
but HE store he'd In the years he had
maintained u become q .oft ~ q city In
stitution, aud so many people implor~i
him not On retire that De de,iled to erect
another stor- aud couilnue the business.
The new store IL on the spot wberr the
old one stood. 10 u q nne structure, and
Mr.. Chapman usei often Ia point nut
humorously that the employees within u
we're morr numerous than the entire
population 20 the town of his old home,
Gilead, Maine. Hut he never forgot
Gilead. lie bought hack the old home
farm; and lts improvement upon which
he sy~nt $1,000 aud certain agricultural
experiments which he has carried on,
have contributed much Ia the pleasure
IL hi. later years. The "lIomestsad'
Farm. aud Mr.. Chapman. improvements
upon II aud method. IL Operating IL.
hs,. been heretofore described In our
columns.
10. leave. q widow. formerly Mas
Laura Bosker, of s~cliuats, Mas, and
two daughters, Mi.. Ailc- O., and Mrs.
George i'cckhsm Miller ~ Wisconsin.
Mr.. Chspmsn's ~ill, di.po.lng 81 On
estate valued nj over q million dollars,
va. nlci In Mllwsuk-r Thursday. iIl'
nephew, ". 4. Chapman ~ Gilesd,
Maine, u given al the ie.istor'. prop
erty In Gllead, Bethel sni Ncwry In the
county 90 Osf-ri. Msio-, sni Al
kctchum, n. u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
Republican State Convention
VII - Asis -
Norombess Hall. Bangor.
Wednesday, April u, 1892,

fsr ~ van-.-s 20 s~sLstins TO- osRfilste. feF
~s.rtars ~ fW.kisrt aad Nv fr-tisut ~ ~
Iait-i ~lsie- snt fuur ss~sstss "a srs az
fsuF sasrnal~- T. sttrni - >stk.n.l tuntsn
toe D. - Mt a NiRnespehs. Ninne-tA 90
rus.isf. Iuns :. lssa sat trsnsstax saf ethsf
ha-iss.s thsi msy prcf~fiy orms tsferv
r. -. = r.Ur-.otsusa oil 30 a. falksss
tsch CIV. Tgxa All fi,ntAtioa ~in % enutA~i
ae.s dslsssts at tf esrh -sysutf hss tess-
cs.t faf ths hrpahhosn c.hsfktats tf 1gferpcft ~
i~s a. shithsnsl dsssais. All faf q frstioa ot
fory scte. 10 ssce-s - .ssenU afe fcte-. an
skiitionsi tssssts
Ns.nrie. b. ~ asAegsthsa - AS Cty, tv~a.
- fahtsti.a Csa eaiv 70 SILL ~ rN-tteoe OF
80 Ooanty In stkh ~ vsrangT ssist.
IT, ~fsts Ccmmtt-s vN1 - IN ---Asa w
80 r~~usFron r-a - ~ nsl 81 niss ecksA "a
M asruinE efths toayesth.e. fef "a PaIS-
- r~usitins ~ cr~ieuusls - A. eTs,s. w.
Tsls.. ia orter b. - sn.hAs - PArrit.ts N
ths Coavssttan. wua ~ erstet s~ub-rfs.nt v
~ A.ir - ~ cal fef al. C~atsnuoa. sBt dsl
sEsi~- untsr tht. cal shsahi "a - srtri y
ths ~tsts Cossenusa D. 10 hsr~.ner o.i~i ~
ne pau--s ofnoaiaatns q usnihisis tf ""'
srnsr
s~ctsr- - Main. .thcsi r~<sri - ps.s
ponttosl direr~ere- 90 az ta sFwpsth{ ~ln
~ -~nusvuts sspr~.-~t o. ~ Csh - ~ "
pahiAusn >sfsosl fef ~ efpahlseh
Nstiaa.l Coave.tiun. az ourtiAlir tnsitrl "
untts uuh - ~ksrahursh. ofths ~0ts tn s~suhs
ds~g.is. o. TITS Oeatsnthaa.
rvr orisf, RspshtEsn ststs Ce@mits
1u>tfH " MANLY. Chsirusa
y snUTuAEn, s~war
AUsUsr. NJ fstruau i.i~l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
The SUNDAY SCHOOLS AND THE
COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION.
ElIor IInaocr1i

ksffOr IstsofrNs
The work % Temperance instruction
on the sunday schools has attracted the
attention 81 temperance worker. for q
long time, aud the piedging 30 the chill
dren ne a part Of the work. Nov some
thing new has been planned, which L.,
to have all the children Who will sign
the triple pledge represented at the Col
umbiAu Exposition.
Autograph pledge cards In the n,tion-
al %colors, red. white aud blue, are pro-
yided, aud when aligned, together With
the names of pledged children aud
young people the world over, are To be
listened together and used To fcstoou
the W. &. 7. 4. building % the worlds
fair. Upon each card one name. With
the name of the sunday school, city or
town aud state.
These cards are to b- had of the State
Superintendent of sunday school work.
Mrs.. Y. A. u. stickney. East brown
field, Maine, or nj 81 ~ Exchange 81,
Portland, Maine. Price 10 cents per
package of thirty, assorted colors; -
cents, for three packages, assorted col
ors; e2;0 for 800 postpaid.
In some places through the generosity
Of q friend or friends. these cards are
provided free. May there be more such.
Where there lei W. e. T. Y. will the
union. u able, furnish them. and where
not. help individually when possiblei
When ell the nance possible have been
occurred, t,sey are to he scnt postpaid to
Mlss Anna Gordon, Evanston. H., who
IL IN arrange them for use. The number
used, the state Superintendent would
like sent Ia her.
The National Superintendent, Mas
f.ucle y. y. kimbail. has offered . hand
painted banner TO the state securing the
per ceut of autograph triple
pledges. lrt Ne Try for it In Maine, and
10 We do, With prayerful earnestness, ]
We shall securc 70.
This notice Il to be printed In all the
papers; and Yet all sunday
schools understand they are Invited,
urged, Ca take up thIs work. And
not the Y. 4. \. e. T., the Epworth
and any other Organization
'.leod Q hapd"r
Nay the biessing Of God rest upon
Ihis work. and al our Sunday schools.
Yours for the children,
NRs. Is. A. q. SrICKxEy,
East Brownneld, Maine.
State saps. Of =. =. werk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
NORWAY.

11s IAdies' Congregational Circle
held their meeting In Ooscest Hall Tscs-
day eveaisg. me attendance VA very
lsrIv.
Ire County Commlssloness r. re-
quesfed 90 locate q road roand the
Charles Green hill IA the Harrtson stage
road.
Ms. Nary A. iIvesmore wiM lecture
II The Congregational church Friday
evening. April tst. Her subject Will lie
Conserving llushsnds.- 1he iecturr
ls saii to BE- one Of Ms. llvermore's
best. TIE lecture ~ill be given for the
benedt of the society. Tickets 90 sale
At smiley Brother.' store. Admission
- cents. AL sests reserved.
John n. uss~lton wili give IN enter
tsInmeui With hls phonsgraph 81 Odd
f.llo~s' Hall, Tuesday evening, the
Ssth.
Frank ~. Noyr- Intends 10 Walt San
Antonio. Texas, ~herr he has financial
Interests.
A. the annual meeting of the Norway
savings Hank Monday e,enlng the fol-
io~l ng dirvctor. were elected; Cyrus =.
Tucker, q. a. Dspforth, Frank u.
Noyes, Charles L. Hathaway, Z. ".
Tubs. rrank klmbsll aud Horace Cole.
The deposits amount Ia s50p,0o.
Mr.. Alton Curtis, Who has clerk~i Tor
ID long time Nth Giidert a fcss. has
gone Into trade ut the Falls with u. w.
Locke a n
"Wednesday evening the business men
of the village held . meeting Toe the
purpose Of organizing . board Of trade.
me meeting Vas held st the Heals
House. josiah Duttoa ~as chosen
chairman aud frcsl,nd Howe SECRETARY.
several committees q appointed.
one consisting of 4. y. Andrews, 4. y.
Tubb., q. 4. Hathaway, u. N. beArce
aud y. W. Ssuborn IN bylaws. etc.
ia water po~er, :. u. Cummlns', ~.
u. smith aud T.. I. Gilbert. The cnL
rens seem much Interested In h move
meut ~hich without doubt ~Ul result In
IN. prosperity % the village. The meet-
Ing adjourned Ia Monday evening at : 10
At Engine House Hall. All are requested
to he present.
The fast black cotton hose smiley
BROS. ssll for - eta. are guaranteed the
ls.t In the market for the mooey. They
have imported i0 dozen pairs. See adj
s~ertisemsnt.
tn. Literary Society's regular meet
Ing took place Monday evening. The
hrcsch % promise trial was very Inter
esting.
Mrs. Ch,rle. L. Hathaway IL visiting
In BANGOR this week.
Aaron Thurlow ~ Mevhanic Falls ~ss
In town thl. ~ck. NJ. hurio~ ~as .
f.~ year. sgo . resident of q village.
4. D. Can~eli ~ho purchssed d y.
". Rove plsc- on the Norway Lake rad
has tak.n to..ession. Mr.. sawyer has
moved to Oxford.
IN. Isdlc.' unl,cr.alist Circle vii
me,, At Convert Hall Tuesday afternoon
and evening. A pie super BY the f''
AZ ESQ. followed by . promenade
Excellent music.
Tbe south Paris MINISTRIES ~srr heart
Iy received by 9 large sudisncc 81 ths
Opera Hoas. tuesday evening. fhec n
tsrtainmeut from beginning Ia end ~s'
q compl.t- .ucc-ss. III. scor. ssr,
repeatedly encor-d. u wss just the Kidd
90 . she's Norway people Ike.
pr. q. N. Cock revived q sever injnr,
ihi. ~~.k by having hi. horse step OF
al. fcot.
r. l.. Webb visited the graduating
class At Hebron thl. weck With bis en-
~celleat line 20 samples. NJ. Webb u
90. of our most energr,ic merchants.
Call NJ the smiley Shoe store II yo'
want the lowest prtce. on rubber goods
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
IhE WoRlp,S FAR

Commi.sioo.r Msttocks says the
building to b. erected by the state 81 the
Worlds Fair u intended ss = business
and social headquarters for Maine
people. In IL. however. viii BE- the work
Of Maine artists, and Maine useful and
ornamental articles. The stock of blood
Ell trotting stesk will be well displayed.
The state exhibit, n sent. VIII he educA-
genealogical, agricultural. hsh,
shipping. meteorological. and Include
wood aud timber. The large columns of
the foresty building ~ill rvprcsent the
woods of Maine. The larger ones
~ill be - feet long and ~ inches In diam
st the batt, the bark being len on.
Not q food Of the $40 feet of space ~
served for the Psychological exhibit hes
yet been called for. Gen. Nattockn Con
of lack Of tntsrsss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29

ONrORD. ss-At Court ~ Probate he'll Al
Paris, within AMI for ths tountY Of DAfOri,
on the thiri Tus-isy ~ Mar. 4. u I'D
Ob the ~y-tiiisn % " tait wenRw 81, Ainihl.
tulsf - The estate Of DAut~ GOD.
lsie ~ " char in SAIL toanty iccsas~i pfsytng
dsssfil--i In ~. Istltion On ns In The frshaie
onles al The rial estate ~ salt DEVISED "a pNblc
cr private ssls Or the symen ~ dsh'. shi
ssIsn-e- - s,ministrtisa.
OFDtnfp, That The sail Isttionsr five nutr-
of his Petition. with this orier ~thcrson. o. ~
pabii.hei thrrs weeks saoce-.i,.ly In ths ps
lori ir,no<rst. q ns~rIsIsr Prtntsi ~ Paris. ~
Court. to " hsit NJ Paris. On Tie thlri turs'sy
% Apr. psst. st mine o'sh.k in the fofcna-s,, AL'l
sh.. oAs.c lf.ny they have. Why Tia same 'is'u''
bos 10 g~rsntci.
GEORGE A. WILSON, Juig,.
true ~oopy-Auest %. a.. DAVIS. Rsgtstsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29

OXFORD. 90 At . ,oar ~ Proisis he'll Al
Paris, within and Zoe The toanty ~ Dxfori on
the ihiri rus.tsy ~ Mar, \. q. lSg.
Iiha rstkia.. hamci ixouutrt In Q
certain instfuHsnt pufpofting 81 - tn Last will
AsI ts.lamsnt q SNRrs CiiirMAN. late ef
psfts, IN saki County, deces-~i. having pre-.
ssnt~i tho same Cor probate
OLDIHKp, Thsi the ssii petitioner Give notios
B., al psr.ons inlsfsstsl theetn.by osnsing q copy
% thi. orlsr o. ~ pablishci thres ~esk. .aoos.
.l,sly in the Okforl itemocrat. printe-i a Paris.
that they may spIsar at q Probate Court % hs
he'll al Parts. In sshi County. oa The thiri Tse-
,sy ~ Apr. nsNt. n nine ~ the slo-k In the
fsF,naoa, anil show csa-e. N any they have.
shy the .sIl ~in.trnmsnt shoahi nss 10 pro,~i.
approved anl Aliswci q. the lat viii AL Ts.ta
uss NJ ~ sali dessa-siAni that .alt Lima psfkin.
ls sppoihtci Escrutr,.
stORGE A. WILSON, julie.
A true copy. attest Ill. 4. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
NAMES sUiIotso AT r-t WORLDS

NAlNtS bOllOis6 AT T-g WORlO'S
FAIR.
Maine has secured for her building N
80 SoTii's fair. one 10 the chsic-.t .lte.
"a thu grounds. II a. thu very bit
granted % any state. The p-ople 81 the
tate desire to se- builiing plsccd thsr.
hich shall - q credit "a Maine.
w h amount appropriated by the
ate. vnly slO,eo can - used for a
utliing. and this l. altogether made
puats Cor ths erection % . suitable build.
tng The granite men, the slate men
and various manufacturer. have come
generously for~ard Nth Offer. 20 q large
amount % material. but Il wul readily
% s~en that When the irvisht charges
~ paid o. ,hiCsgo a ssriou. inrOad will
lave b~en made upon the amount avail
ble for construction. After submitting
70 number of plans to chief ~ con.tur-
ion burnham, Ouly "a have them rriect-
q, the builiins committee have al
eugth ssCurvt % that has met nth hi.
approval. IL IL q handsome plan. bat
consultation with contractors shows that
the erection 10 such . builiing will cost
several thousand dollars NOR, thar the
amount al the disposal of the committee.
Prominent gentlemen have expressed .
Willingness 20 assist privately In the
work rather than have thee plans
changed aud an Inferior bailding erected.
This has suggested TO the newspaper. %
Maine the plan % making up the amount
bys popular subscription, limiting sub
scriptions "a Que dollar each, and from
that down On m cent. .o that eVrrs
man, woman aud child Ia the state NAV
De able, without burden, a. assist In thi.
worthy work. The last CENSUS showed
over e6l ,0o people In Maine. and n half
Of them would give but oas o,Af sscA Ia
this worthy purpose Maine could have
such a building at the big fair AZ you'll
he an object Of worthy pride to all our
citizens.
The Democrat win assist In thl.
worthy work by reviewing the coutribu-
ton. 81 al who are willing "a AID In the
erection % q handsome building AZ chi
cago. ANY sum FROM a dollar to a rent
received.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29

Among nomination. made by Govern
or Burleigh arr the follow ing!
Jais. "a the Musisipsi Csau fgt he city 81
~t,ssftng, I.sss l. nief. fs-srnF
fic Augusta.
sials ss.ys,. Ul-,n : D~is. rorti.st.
gorOssr. q % nsrtktt. Hamfsrt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29

Bangor Commercial: The pre.s of
any city l. a good barometer Of popular
opinion there. What L. good Tor the
general welfare % the city IL beneficial
10 the newspapers, which are quick o.
feel any accelestion In the business
pulse 81 the community. Handbills,
which may be struck on In any Job
printing establishment, do not represent
public sentiment. They voice the views
only % the individual, OF individuals,
~ho paw for their printing. aud whose
only Object isto influence public opinion
for some temporary and personal end.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
NV ADykKris.NsSrs

NV ADVERTISEMENTS.
sf-tare- AL We sa.-s.
Nesiturv ~I4a.h
Ma ~ Have q 40 Csrt.e'
>s Nuntihs-t
Nu Aaln.
Nutlus - sas
Ham1n a a. knsu
4 hseolutiea In Mg~inx Nachlne.
srang fuksn.
~ NSisp neu-. Az Psiui~i in ns,is
4 Nsta.
tsafnas.
~ uaiy usaxs,sf Car~i % C~cn.smFuoa
fAho ant Ornn Funsh
>tatsu,snt fen.skanla Nre t~n.aanrs Go
,~tAtstnsni l = Rnnsh RsYal tn.annrs GO.
~~tststnsut nFtent tnsumn.s 90.
-atrun@ut fhsFnis Asurancr 90
tNuttus- - Appsintussuf
Nc-~nWr. Nouus
simiui-irisr al u Rsai I.ts,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
A,rs sopy. sl...s ii. {. piSis. as.I...,.

OXFORD, sat- q tour ~ PrOlsts he'll Al
Paris. within anil for the county % Osfori. 90
the thlri Tus.iay % Mar. \. u, l.a.
Ioaiss -. fsi,on. namei Lsesstrs IA
lat VIII sai re.tsmsnt of CiIAnLks FEI.
TD> late % fsrt.. In .sii toabty. decea.-i,
having presented the sane Tor Probate.
OsDsRsD. That the all pstltioser give noties
arisT D. ~ pabli-hest thre week. saose..i,sly
ln the oxford i~moInt printed 81 PARIS. that
they may sptsar a q frVists Coart ~ ls
hshi a fsri.. In -ail County. oa The thiri Tue.
-ati ihstumsu sbouki nd " prosei, apprv,ci
aud Allowed ~ the lat VIII and Te.tsmsnt 81
.sli 'is.sssci, asi that saki Loaisa ~. Est.n
le sypoistei kxceutnx.
GtsDi.E A. WILSON, julie.
lnar rspx- AlIe.t LIN nANIs nrxt.t,r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
GEORGE 4. WILSON, Juis,.
A true ~oopy-Auess o. q. DAVIS, nsgislsr.

Paris, within aud for The County Of ONfopi. ga
the THRU rue-isy % Mar A. u. isi.
Chsrhe. Dean, nsmet Esecator In q ,fr
tain Is.tumsnt rarprias % hs The is.t VIII
anil Testament % LOUISA u. ALIt>. htc
of Dtsssti In sail County, decea-ci. kssias
prvsrntei the same Tor rvlste
OnpskkD. That the .aii petitioner give netirs
" eli psr-oa. intrrv-tei, by raising q cps ~ ~.
orier a. lie pablishei thr~~ weeks sa.e-itsy
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,sistet administrator with tl- ~ti an.
GEORGE A. WILSON, Jslc.
a true copy Ill. Z. DAVIS. Iksxistsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
An Only Daughter
CURED OF

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ally mais . p~rvpastien wtich surci hts onb
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hilsdslphls. naming tbi. PAPER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-03-29
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