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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-25
The Masquerade.


dances In past years, and now another
has been added to the list In the Mas
querade ball, held Monday evening,
and which will long be remembered by
those who took part, also by the many
spectators who filled Grostein 4 Bin
nard's spacious hall to overfiowing.
Shortly after eight O'Clock the maskers
began to appear on the scene. making
peals Of laughter by their unique cos
TUNES and grotesque actions, also ex-
citing great curiosity as to their iden-
tity, and numerous devices were put
in practice to try and pierce the incog-
nitos. Among those who were especi-
ally commented upon was the party
who drove over from Colfax to attend,
and two of whom were awarded prizes
for the handsOmest costumes. T0psy
and her attendant swain were also
much appreciated and were . source OF
fun all evening, though one quite real
lied that Topsy '.just growed" 80 like a
rubber ball was she. A council Of wal
was held during the evening, at which
numerous braves passed around and
smoked the pipe OF peace, and from tfs
blood curdling war cries which sounded
now and then we were thankful thai
It was mimic ceremony only, tha
had taken place. Nearly every coun
try was we'll represented, there beint
Irish peasants, q lady from Persia, on
from Japan, peasants from Germany
Normandy aud Italy, Canadian To
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-25
Household Furniture fer Sale.

Ihave a lot of good household goods,
consisting of Parlor, Bedroom, Dining
room and Kitchen furniture. Parties
desiring such will find bargain oy
applying to MRS. a. Ar'N
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-25
A Bargain.

Twill sell my entire stock OF liquors
nd cigars. and all saloon fixtures, al
fnoether. at actual cost, billiard taDie
a%S ND ail other furniture for less than
cost. iW1 a,;ston Idaho.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-25

Last week closed the second quarters
work in the public schools, and the re-
suit OF the written examination is given
below. In the High School room the
averages required for this review Of the
terms work was a general average of
~ with no study below IS per cent.
On this review the following grades
were made:.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-25

The sad intelligence has reached
friends here that Ruth Louise Quack-
enbush, youngest daughter of A..
Ouackenbush, late Of Lewiston, has
died at Portland, Oregon, the pres
ent home of the family. Many friends
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-25

ssS
:. ~ hetten0acn, q Aewas.On. Aclr I 4
no, 10 - lne oa.ys Inc oo9ocs = q W
vislt y % purchase an eleCs.'0 ns
p'ant lor tnat c'sys Aewlston - 49,
pus ~ = very Oo.npse.e wsesR 49,.
suMcieut !of : c'sy q iOuOW snns0
anus anu y nov g naSe .ss
eiectrlc ngnung. = = g g y 4
pac,ty q oOv II lncanue.cenS suo sWsn
arc hen.s. lne P.ant = e g g 1un-IS w
ming ofoer ~ Apsai !. Mr' 1es.pRH 80 L
says tnas Lewiston y prospe!an
lalRe NV snu p.anlns m'n = p
consuuc'eu ~ ~. nA.'ius'ous .sS
WIN De : gteat Denens eDSene o'sy
Lewiston Na.lona' oann = put.ln W.
2 tnree-story nanA pu.iolns = .s
h,,,,a,re E IS ,o~, e, * INA thirs, 49,
"a ,,,,l (. varv Il rd.or,a si.,,rf,,yn
.n.s.,a,,,sr
sS ss u
The fine article on the culture andf Z
cultivation Of the grape which appeaspd
In last issue 10 from i pamphlets issaod
by the Riverside Fruit Company and IL
the work Of its manager John n.
Evans. It Ii : thorough desertAtion
on the adaptability 0f soil and climato
to the culture Of the grape. Tho fAct1
all favor Lewiston and We must look
at no great distant day TO ~ h4sp IN
the Snake River valley the center q "
finest and most extensive vineyard n:
the world. The prospectus Of the comas
pany ID also fine advertisement a.
the fruit and soil Of The Snake Rive
valley. This company will do mucA
| to hasten and develop the fruit Iudu1p
try here. Its literature and advsstiae.
ments will be widely circulated and
| are OF An excellent character.
:. ..,..,,, oh.rr.,. i Z ,,,r,ov.S
80. - - - Na..ha-,, p.o,ac ,,,I ,,.s,,.
'as s.s 49, y. ...,.,,,,. :, .,,s s.,,.ac., ~
,a.,s.. ..s | . ~ a~tart,cr ~ IN.
S.l" .. p.,o,,.a p.,,,.,.a ,,.vn.,1
. Ilp,,.s... ~ Sse,,,ta ra,.,. ,c..sd p.
..Ss.,,.s .,,a,,. .,,,. a,,.,,t t,,,t c,,r.,,,,s
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-25
PRIMARY.

Neither absent or nor tardy during
the month OF February: Emma Ed
wards, Robert Hadley, Willard Wyn-
koop, Jane Goldsmith, George Cook,
Tommy Neal.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1892-02-25

failed to make the averages required,
and will consequently he cut out Of the
class ut the end of the year, unless they
can in some way make up for the de-
ficient work. In the ninth grade
which follows, the averages required
were 70 and nothing below 20:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
WORLDS FAIR NOTES.

Many new.pspsr. In different parts Of
IN. country are offering round triI
ticket. to the World. Fair ss premium,
for subscriptions. Tickets are also being
offered In schools, BY the school autbori
ties or by private individuals, az prizes
for excellenc. la scholarship.
"a. proposed aud ably supported, that
something he done at the time of the
World. Fair, presumably under the
auspices % the Worlds Congress Aux
lliary, 10 bring about throughout the
world the universal adoption of = decimal
system % weights, measurements and
coinage.
IL L. proposed 10 hold worlds fairs In
Berlin In lsss, aud In Paris la i9sD, but
definite action has not yet been taken by
the nations concerned.
The work of assigning space IN the
thousands of exhibitors In the various
worlds Fair buildings has been entered
upon aud will BE- pushed 20 - finish as
rapidly ~ possible. AZ much more
space has been applied for than IL avail
able IL will be necessary To scale down
the requests Of majority Of the appli-
cants.
The Worlds Fair Directory has ex-
pended mp To date approximately seven
and quarter million dollars.
Representatives Of twenty-one differ
ent college Greek letter frsternities at
tended meeting at the Grand Pacific
Hotel, Chicago, recently, and made ar
rsngements for making fraternity ex-
hibit az the Worlds Fair. An executive
committee Vas appointed, consisting Of
Richard l.. rearu. Niss Gertrude i.
small. X. ". winstou, Miss Ethel y.
Baker and Charles n. Kurtz.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
TWO coluNsus DAYS.

The act % congrv.s which instruct'
the president to proclaim Columbus
Day~ public holiday, makes the day
UNt. slst. Hut another act 20 congress
provides TIA, the worlds fair ballding'
shall - dedicated on the lsth Of octo-
ber
hi. Involve. the au.urdlty % t~o
"Columba. DAYS" unle-. the date Of
the dedication % the fair shall D. chang
III 10 the sisi. which will probably Il
done. AcOrding Ia general usage In
other matters, the 2lst !. the correct
anniversary; s.trobomlcslly Il :. correct
Washington "a. born on the ilth OF
February, but thu change Of eslendsl
was afterwsrd. made. and the I'D u
nos observed a. the anniversary 81 hl'
birthday. oslng 20 the pecallariiies 81
the calendar, the error on '',olumbu'
day' 1. only nine days instead 81 eleven
A. every schcol boy and girl knows
Columbus discovered America on tn
lsih % Ovtober. lis9; but the icoth an
bi,er.ary % tir event will be cel,bratct
OSt. 2i.t. is99.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
r-s TARIFF AND raI HOMESTEAD
TROUBLES.

- var ~ var ttAihsI
The Congressional committee which
the DEMOCRATS sent Ia Homestead have
conspiCuou.ly brought On the attention
% the shole country the fac; that work
men at Homestead were earning AZ high
a. -s7p month. aud that even the
cheapest kind Of unskilled labor vas
getting 80 pr month. Where el.e In
the civilized world could anything APP
preaching that be found In the wsy 81
wages And take the case of the Idaho
miners. where un.killod men Who shovel
dirt are striking against the pay % 81
PER day. Lead ore !. one 20 the chief
products Of the Idaho mines, aud .
D-mocrstic House has passed. q bill Ia
admit fr-. 10 duty such ores coming
from Mexico, where they paw ~ cents a
day for doing precisely similar work ss
that ot the Idaho miners, Who sre strik-
ing sgsinst the paw 10 81 Per day. Now
u must not b. forgotten that the Mckln-
lev tariff bill reduced the duties on near
IN all the products % the Carnegie mills
At Homestead. aud q Dcmocrstlc House
has done what Il could toward taking OF
protection ON the lead ORES produced In
Idaho. lIence II the tariff u to be
brought into the discussion of the.e
strikes, the result must necessarily help
instead Of hurting the Republican party
In bringing prominently before the peo-
pie the enormous difference In wages
paid In these eInployments In this coan-
try aud la competing countries.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
ssw ApvrKris.xsSrs.
Asorsss OXFORD SCAR rosoRto

ANO1NtN OVONO btsN NONONtO
Abram ". smith. vho has bs,en nomi-
mated for governor by IN. IePabliesn.
~ kansas. aud Who ~ill In all proba-
hllliy b. elcctsSi. l. Que ~ the BsArs Via
have given oil oxford County such q
reputation ss the crsdl, % eminent men
he "a. born In Hiram, Ovt. l., ls1J,
Was raised GA a farm aud received tbs
common school education available for 4
farmer. hoy. NJ the Az II l., In l>6l,
hs enlisted Ia thu Nine;~-nth United
states Infantry, aud served In numerous
battles, heing promoted 10 sergeant. NJ
the battle 20 Chickamiuga, In the SUN
msr % l>'Sl. h. Ms taken prisoner sn,l
for nineteen mouth. was confined In
Richmond. DanVille and Andersonville,
Surviving All the horrors % that prison
life. though Il lsfi it, trscc. upon him.
since the war h. IA. he-n first an iron
worker la the mills At JOhnstown, Pa,
later farmer la Kansas. IL Ia. served
i've terms In the legislature, l. prr-iden,
% the state board of agriculture, i at
the heaI 20 the national farmer.' Gun
grys., aud al thu head % the state board
% the Columbian exposition. In fact,
h. I. a typical oxford Bear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
SOUTH PARIS
DfRECTORY


tutmlMn
rr-s cs.swr.a,s.al chsrA, Nv. A; a. yrss
Z ~ s.. ~ 's sss.s. IT, . -. ,ssss s..rs,
mss,ias. er -. prayer ms<slsg. a. h .. =
Wednesday payer msstinx, ~
Nsths-ii-s thsr,h. nv. Z. whisr~tis. fasess
80 ..s ,ss ,. .ss, ss., - s...: SO
.. ~. evening p-yet uasssisz 80 ?. - I've
Day p-ys. mssslas. 'ss .. -. cis.s ss<s'ss
rss,i., shan's. Rev. r. .. Rsm-i<Il. rssssr
ia sas.tsy. presshisx -~r,,c~ 70 - a n. sob
hsih >shssl 70 n. prayer .sstias ~
rs.-.isy s,eniax prs,er me~sisx ] ~ y. -
srarsp usSrtsss
r.SA. N.-sexulAr ~~ssias Tuesday s.esiss
% 80 tsfer~ fall ms-sa.
Ioaf.sssss, sso. i.,f.; rvSsl., %sss
rss.@r~s.I ara aad tAiri Nss.iAy evenings
% eNTh uantA
p. % H.-f.r,. e-as,. --oesi SATURDAY p
wsiss~lsy ss.i ssiarlsy snsrress..
a. a. u. C.--rr-t All thlri Thursday.
O.s. r.-ssath i,sr,s t-ise. No. III ~ess'
every Men.i.y s.,nes ~ IN. q. a. " Han
s.iarl.y 90 90 lssors fail ~s-Sa. In q. A. \
~ v.s,sSs {. NeAr,s Camp --ss. .,.y
.scssi rus-isy evening as s'eAei, % %. A. u
iian
Hot,
Everybody hsying.
The Young brothers OF Holmes stock
Farm ar, hsying In Hartford this week.
The Portland Frrsh Air society have
seut fe~ Chllivn Ia south Paris.
Mr.. X. Kramer Il spending his Saca-
tica With hls f.mily here.
Ms. Julia 4. Morton, daughter Of
superintendent Morton Of the lhris
Manufacturing CO., u :" be one of the
assistant teachers II Paris liili Academy,
this TALL. Miss Morton u finely educated
AMI q good teacher.
q. ". Bosker made trip to boston
last week.
ia Ha.kell. y. u. Bolster. popular
clerk. 1. spending his vacation al Scar
t-oro Reach With a PARTY ~ friends.
NJ Williams :. learning the je~eler''
trads With John riere.
william u. Edwards 20 Dlxneld, q
former resident of south Paris aud en-
ploye of the Paris Manufacturing Com
psny l. soon % move back to this VII
lsgr. Mr.. Edward. I. an expert work
man and .ince h. lef, her. hs. hem en-
ploye,i by The Dlxheld spool Compsn,
and the American Bobhln, spool 4
shuttle Company.
Ths prospect Tor the succ..s of ths
Oxford County Trottinr iIors. Br-~siers
Association WAS never better. More
lntsrcst than usual Ia being shown by
the members 90 the association. Th'
track has been regarded and everything
points Ia successful races N the fall
grounds on August II and L..
There ~lll b. = meeting % the Won
ans Relief Corp. "Wednesday, July q
nj ? :5oF.s.
Rev. q. y. Angel will preach n q. A
u. Hall. Sunday, July 81, at :Jo y. n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
A oRsAr OPPORTUNITY.

Dr. Osborne, expert diagno.tlcian Tor
Dams Remedy Co., will lie al the Elm
House, Nor~sy, July 18th to Aug. 9Th.
Consultation and examination free.
Patient. from out Of town are allowed
car fare 10 the extent % sl.O. 4. VI.
Dam, VI. H., IL the had of Dams
Remedy Go. aud L. ackno sleiged To he
Bo.ton'. most sucvcs.ful specialist. II
you have trouble that has hafiie,i
Others, no matter of What nature, u you
wish the honest opinion snd correct
dLgno.i. Of your case, see the doctor.
Office hour. q To y q. n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

One OF the industries which to-day
calls for attention, aud Increase, and
one which has In Il sure promise of sub
stantial returns, IL that OF sheep hus.
bandry. While there may be q question
AZ To the possible outcome Of some other
branches, there can be none ~ 10 this,
Recognizing this fact, the Trustees OF
the State Agricultural Society have de-
cided TO Increase the already liberal pre-
mlums for this class, aud To Offer, 10 al
dition, the following premium. for
grade ewes:
For lssi pm. thrre In number.
usie. l:sf vol ewes. too
year, ODD ....-....... et@ $50 e1m
ror Lsss pen. thrve In number.
trade, eas ucol evss' oss az q.
fos les, pen. ,hrrs In number.
srssie, bong vol sus hnbs. en- sm iD
Ths same prvmiums for Erasie. middle vol.
and Trs.ie. fss vol swss.
In view Of the fact that the Trustees
long ago decided not 10 Offer any pre-
mlums for grade males, II WAS thought
best not to open any classes for grade
bucks, but 10 encourage the breeding OF
q better class Of ewes. Entries Tor all
classes and purses Close August I'D.
Entry blanks Win Be sent At oSce to all
former exhibitors, and 10 Others wishlng
the same, application 10 be made Ia q.
n. TwitchelI. Scc'y, Augusta, Ne. The
officers viii do all In their power tn en-
courage the fullest exhibits 10 every
department thst the coming Stats Fair,
Sept. 9Th, ;th, 9Th, and 9TH, may b. the
moot complete In the history Of The
Society.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
STATE OF MAINE.

Mr,"..,,, ~ Ja,, H. is., 4, an. m.,
ter % UfIs ". BnObks. ib..l,sst lslsor.
III. hsrvby orisr~i. Thai nosios ie given "a
i all psr-on. interested In the settlement ~ the
nr-t AMI nnsi aocount % kilry q. rark A.sixnes
. copy 81 this orisr Ca 10 publishs-i thrve week.
saoss..i,ely. In the Ohfori Ictnosrat, Q news
paper printed In Part. In .aii County, that they
may ayye.r Al a Coan Of in..l,en.y 10 ,e seki
q the Prvbats Court Room on the thiri weines
day % Aus. next, nc nine o'elosk In the fore
noon. and lie hezri thereon, ssi olgost N they
see cause.
GEORGE A. WILSON, Jaixe
OF Insolvency Ioart, Osforl Cousty.
A true oopy-Attest Ill. 4. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
Nssiss az rssi,i.. Zee D,.shsss..
STATE OH MAINE.

DNtURD, .. t-sout 90 Insolvency. In ths es-s
90 Uri~ ". BHDDk>. tn-ol,snt U,ttor.
Npfttt :. h-rUby Oven that Istition has. on
~ thi. ssh ,isy of Jaly. 4. %. led. ls.a ~,
-snts,i o. .sit ,ouu fof .aii County, by Uff>
W. W. Dk>. 81 bfaftoD, In the toanty ofDN
fsri prsyins that he MAJ ~ derived full dis
shsrE- fTv all III. dcls.. prevail unser the prp-
,ision- % Chapter seventy ~ the statutes 70
Maine, sni uIon .sii Istition. u .. ori.r-i by
.sii Court that . hearing - hal uI-on
the sane lsfov -sii Court a Parts. In sail
t.abty % ONfori, oa "Wednesday. On. lith day
20 Aug. A. ~. l-s!, al bins o'ehsk In the forc
bopn. ani that notlre thsvof - publisbs-i In
ths Dsfvri ibetas-rrst. n~~.IsIrr palsll.l--i In
all t"anty of oxford. oss. ~rek Goo thre. .ae
ce--ise w-sk.. the last Publication a. ~ -cNsr
days i<fOr, the isy ~ hearing; sn that all crci
itor. who have prv,cl thslr isls.. sn'i ",hsr Jsr
.on. Interested, may appesr a -sli place anil
time AMI shaw sau-e. N any they have, Why Q
'ii-shsrs. .hoahl MT b. grant.-i all dslsor g.
eoriins o. ths prayer 81 hi- I-tition.
Attest s-liLksiCk 4. DAVIS, Register
VI saI Court Cor ssii County efONfori.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
Children oy for Pitchers castorIa.

should you ask ne whence these good. are
whence these black goods, whence these white gOod.,
With the figure. bright upon them,
with the lace. npe Ia trim them,
With the jets aud feather trimmings,
with the buttons and the ribbon.f
whrnse the.s blue goods, whence these tan gool'
With the vevets new aud surah.,
All the new and stylish trimmnx.i
We should answer, We should tell you,
Prom the great New England market,
Prom the Wholesale houses many,
From the dry goods Jobbing houses,
from the fancy notion dealers
where went last week Ia get them,
To select them and to match thru.
And Ne sell them, o. We bought them,
Cheap for cash and st the price.
Plainly marked upon each ticket.
II still further you should ask us,
Saying, which are new goods, which arr stylish
We should answer your iaqulrr.,
straightway In such wonls q. follow:
Navy blue just nov the styl. u,
bright, dark navy for the ses.hore,
Hut the tsns they sti are rsgng,
~ thu light srays aud the greens are.
Hack you know IL good taste always,
Never out of place nor can h.,
In the winter or the summer,
And .ome besutie. cheap show YOU.
II you ask Who, In what village,
s~lis these goods .o new and varied,
sell. these dry goods. and these fsncie.'
We should answer, ~e should tell YOU,
That the business name aud title,
Written large In golden letter..
Der the doorway, In the village,
On IN. corner, right on Main STREET,
Writ so larg. that all eau rad II,
E,-n he Who runs may rad H.,
In the daytime la the nighttime,
is. u. q T.. y. PRINCE, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
Manson G. Larrabee,
sss nsASis D., rsssis.A. nsa.s.

EvkEy s:s :. .s:.i Of ,.isr..:,s. 9. ~
oepy. 81 -Be:t fer Advevsissrs." ~ pssss. psSrs
pdrs. Cs.ssiss ) e.ssfsi CO.. Sii:sss. sssg ~ y
Americas Newspapss Dirprsssy Of slI - -
pagsrs asd eiass jssrssis. rive tks eisvusssiss
-, r.sl,5 Of s,s.y Gee I'D s.sa dssl q i.isr.s.
- sssissss % sd,sSs;s,ss. xaI~ss NV.
Hills ADVERTISING EGRixU. y spsuss
a. MI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

lion. Charlie. y. johnson, Democratic
candidate for governor, addressed the
Young Men. Dcmocrsthc Club 20 Port
land on a field day occasion last week,
and the two most illustrioas men whom
b. could find % 81, bsforr hls h-avrs AZ
example. for their emalatiou, ~er,
sumter and Lincoln, two % the mosi
eminent Republicans Who have ever
lived. Hut johnson !. q young man, and
doesn't remember ho~ his party used "a
hate those two men.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
BLACK GOODS.

" Inch Blask hohair The pattern AMI I.s-t
ar tis. livery s,,n ysri ssc. ro-,.s. slos
".
ssinch Blaek anil White =, lps Moasir. IN.
pattern AMI postage s.@. k,ery s,tn yarl
o., po-,asv ".
" Inch Al wcoi Twin. ALA iissrissls. tn.
pattern anil postage si.'s E~p ssus ysrI
ss. postage ".
sinh All weol Twill. s,,s quality. r,-
pattern AMI postage ss.ii Pattern as.i sspr-.
ESQ. E'ery ss,a ysri ss. Ie.,ar- sboa'
Sc.
sinh AL Wool iIearsttA, .llt asi.h. ass
quality. 9 harrain. Ths pattern ssi ro-,Asv
$50. E'rsy ss,ra yari -. ps-,As. s,os, Sc.
Pattern asi sspre.- ssa.
10 Inch Al Wool Bsifori Cori. DE qaailty.
Pattern AMI postage ssa. Every s,,r. y.ri
.sr. postage te.
Tis above arr SPECIAL BArFaias Ne hsss .<Lss.
81 from our Arrr sserk of Dres. Gsesi.. AMI
ms't~i ti~m % 10 pr e~st from ths Vvruhs
prices for the irpent ef our oct Of Town Cus.
TONERS. samples sest "a aay sidrv.s FIVE Th~
exprcss astdei ksrv are eharrrs on the main t.~
md an stasv iise. artsru ekarr~. on an orl~r.
seat q. ID. ID. hensioa tkis paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

TIE death by falling from . train Ia
New Brunswick Of State Assessor GID
man will be remembered. lie had
90, 600 insurance on his life. Some ol
the accident insurance companies vii
not pay claiming he died and then fell
Oh Instead Of being thrown and ther
killed. Ex-Govespor Davis, . surviving
partner, will sue the Casually and fideI'
Ity Of New York and tho Mercantile 40.
cideut Of Boston In behalf Of Mn. GU
man for eS000 each.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

shsi Ss kss Lsss daily spps.sssi By NE iIssesa..
ID Jpiss ef rrohsss fsf ~ Cessty Of Orferl
al al. s :: The IRE" Of kas'ss'' Of M
MILAN RExxErT. lAas Of Norway.
p said Cesaiy. dsssassi. By sivl.s sssd e -
lsdsbesd - u ssesss Of ~ dsosessi 70 nass
$500: i.:s:ss y :..Is': e; .sss ,I'ssu,,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
Ns,ie. 90 r.,i,,es ter Dl..hsrs..
STATE az MAINE.

OXFORD. 90 Court ~ IR.ol,snsy. In N. es-s
% hulhollssi a fhiiiir-, lh.ol'snt i'clt
ofs.
NuricE !. hsre,;y si,.n tina, I-.tliisa has. 90
~ thls ssh dsy - July, 4. %. l~ri. t-sn pre-
.ssts-l o. ali t.ar Zoe -sli tountg, by Jk>
Mn 4. MuLiiDLLAND att BtHfiL NJ
PHILLIPS. as 80 partner. sssi .. inti,tiusi.. oi
Ostori. IN ths ,ousty ef DNfsrt. prsytng that
thsy may ~ sic.rs.l Q fall ii-shArse frsa
all thsif sisla., pf"ssbls antsr the prv,i
.lon. % CHAPTER seventy oftis statute- ~ NAins
18th o. inii,i iaal. AMI a. oopatbsr.
aRd uI-,n all I-tition. u !. Orlsrsi by
sail toar that q bssrins - hal upon tss
SANE l-for. .sii C~uu n Paris. In All ,oun
ty % ONfof,l, ON "Wednesday, Tho ilth ,lay Of
Aus., a. u. lssg, 81 min. s'sk-k ih the for,nsspn
.slthsi nsiics ihsyofls pasn in ths ohfor'l
I,.ns-rfat q ncwsIAJ sr pahtishsst In ssii tounty
% Okfsri, ea.. . we'll Zoe thru. .ncc.s-iss
weeks. the ls.t yahs ation a. - sewn DAYS l-fuf,
the sisy % heanhg, AMI that all erslitor- oh
have prD,ei thsir ,lstt.. ani s,hef per-oa. intsr
e-t~i. may APPEAR a ali plsre aai iims ah.l
shaw eaa-., n sny ti-y have. why Q di-.hsfEs
.boahi ma - grahts-i ALI dsJtaI. aocoriins D.
The prayer % ts.ir I-tltion.
Attest ,-ilLKniCk q. DAVIS. Register
Of sAii C"art Zoe all Coan,y u OsfOri.
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THE sabscribes hesvby ssves Pablo pe<ics
that she has lren daily sppolst~i BY The llonora'
BIZ Jsigs Of Protass Coz he County % OSfori.
and ss.aned ths trust Of Adnihi'srssnr Ut Ne
NARy ANN TURNER. kts ef norway.
IN said Coanty. dereasci. by giving bost a. The
lAu dirsrss; shs thervfov reqvests ell perposs
indebsri ~ tks essAss of said deceas~i " male
dsmasds thsreoa W sxkibis Ne sane "
June 81. los. fNkx ID. Hills.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
Nssiss % sssssa Msssiss % CrsSissrs -
lsssivsssy.

30 The crcilior. ef titkD J. ROBERrs asd
CiiARLEs A. CAPEN, both % iisthsi In sahl
name 81 RjBEWrs CAPkN, In tss County
efOxfori ani state of Maine. insolyent DelSor-.
Yoa are hervsy n.inei. That With the appw,
al of the JUICY of the Court of Insolvency fos
.ah C:snsy ,ss ss.ysd he.tins OF NE a.-i
The froi,ase Count roem In Paris In said Coanty
ON Wednesday, the l;th day 10 Aug. A. ID. lssi
n nine e'eiosk In tie forenoon. Ioa vill govern
yourselves accordingly.
this ssh day % July, A. ID. Led.
llERRiCk q. DAVIS. hextsser Of The Court
of Insolvency for said Cessty of Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26
PAhKERS..
Hai0 bAlSAM
N.,,.. 90 s.ss.a N..,i.s .s Cs.ai,.ss ..
1sssisessy.

t. tl.s er,.litor. % Dahlsl " .Goslsia % Norway
In tho Csunty ~ Otfprl asi state ~ Msins
In.altent psttor.
90 ths Js.isr 20 a.. tour ~ ln-olvsney Zoe sshl
eoasty. ths -s.pyRi msstins - a.. sr,-lit1r. II
.sli tn.si,snt .. sppsirts-i 60 ~ bsti 81 ~
81 nlb. .'sk-k In tn fofens-sn.
You Oil govern yoar-.lt,. scsoriinsiy.
Given under ny haBi sni orier ~ the Coar
thi. ssh dsy ~ Jaly, 4. q. t~si.
iiknHiCk q. DAVIS. Es.rstsr ~ The Coar
% insolvency, tsr ssii toants u Osf"ri.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-07-26

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