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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
NORTH ALBANY.

Mr.. Josiah we.cou from Portland
With q part ~ his family are visiting
relatives In town.
Mr.. james wc.cott hiss return~i.
school closed In District No. FRIDAY.
The school VAS taught by Mss Ida NJ,
iIa.cl,on and a. her schools usually are
II Was q success.
Mr.. Thomas klrball has been III but
l. lmpro,lng.
Mr.. J. D.. wortley Ia. hired George
kimbsii to cut HI. hay.
The kimball brothers With one man
aud hoy cleared three farms II hay
last week. We think TIL. u doing pretty
we'll.
Farmers are generally improving TIL.
beautiful having weather.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
NGNRY.

Married, July ~, Mr.. Carl Goodwin OF
Ns~ry TO Misc Han Jewett Of Bethel.
There never WAS better weather Tor
curing hay, and the crop u being secur-
ed In good shape.
The boys who went to Portland the nrss
Of the mouth arc now coming home.
Did any one ever zee perfectly white
field mousei A short time ago cat b.
longing 10 the writer brought one 10. A
few days later I killed one In the hay.
Geld. they were both fall grown, exactly
Ike the common Geld mouse except Ia
color, which was pure white. ! dont
know bat othsrs may have done 20, but
| I have worried 10 The hslds every year
for over any ssasons, and thsss srS ~
Arst spseinsas have svsf uA suoss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
ApvENT cAMpMtCJINO.

The Western Maine annual Advent
csmpmecting and sunday school con-
vention will he held on the new camp
ground at West baldwin, beginning Sat
urdsy evening. July 30th, aud closing
sunday evening, August 9Th.
Thursday. Aug. 9Th, viii be . grand
sunday school Held day for the sunday
schools of Western Maine, under tho
dlrrvtion of W. n. Tenney, Secretary Of
the Massachusetts, A. q. sunday school
Union.
sunday schools Of all denominations
are cordially Invited 10 cone.
Fare reduced on Maine Central and
Ilridgtou roads, with special rates for
sunday school day, adults and children,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
NORTHWEST BETHEL.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. NJ. Tower add Mr..
\. X. Taily Of Boston were at this place
recently. They were driving through the
country With their own teams.
Mas Iennie Elllngwood from stark,
n. H., has been visiting her uncle Orrin
Elllngwood.
Leon verriil has come home from
Yarmouth, "lald up" With . badly cut
thumb.
J. T.. Chapman IL soon 10 move away
from the "Mlll place..
Mrs. Irving Stearns and two children
from Berlin, n. H., were ut hrs. Seth
Mason's one day receutly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
vASON.


Hot, but good hay weather.
Mr.. Eben ". Bean of West Ab'ng
ton, Mass. IL spending few weeks Will
his brother, J. 4. Bean.
last sunday night dogs came Int
Charles y. Brown's yard and killed on'
nice sheep and one nicr lamb, beside.
wounding others. This IL the second
time that hIs sheep have been visited by
dogs lately.
Hoy Grover has been home helping hi'
father do the haying.
One Of our smart young ladies IL Mas
Nettle Merrill. She does the machine
moving and raking for her uncle. %.
q. Mason, besides helping about load
Ing, etc. Miss Nettie IL deaf mute.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
plckvAlE.

A smart shower Monday night cleared
away the 'dog-day" tendencies, aud Ne
have the very best Of haylng weather.
Lightning struck Frank Morse's house
In the shower Of Monday night, splinter
Ing aud setting hrc to q rafter, reaching
the ground by the timbers In an uufin.
lshed sink-room. Husband, wife and
mother, who were up, were pros
trated by the shock.
The railroad commissioners visited
the Portland and Rumford Falls Rail-
road extension Monday and Tuesday.
They were driven In carriages from the
West Peru station TO Dlxheld where
they stayed Monday night.
Flora, our post-0fice clerk, has gone
prospecting up at Byrou's gold digginEs
We think II. *. \. Will not try boating
on the Androscoggin again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
aoxnuRN.

A party OF fishermen called here on
their way to Four Ponds. They were
from West Peru. Mr.. George Rowe
Was one Of the party.
There seems 10 b 10 let up on the trout
this rear, even during the hot weather.
Ths weather b al that coald be d.
sirsd for haying; not oas siny day r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
We Lead Them All

In making low prices Boots and Shoes Our Stock the
largest and our goods are all new We have shopwo
old of style goods show you, but will sell cheaper
than any in Oxford County Our Boots and Shoes
make custmers SMILE and competitors growl Our Ladies'
Oxford ties for Sl25 long ways ahead of anything in
this town. Call and see before you buy and also bear this
fact in mind that our Boot and Shoe Rcpairer, Mr. f. NJ.
Thomas can do better job repairing all kinds Of Boots
Shoes and Slippers, than any IN in Oxford County.
Remember the place,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

TuE subscriber hsrvby gives public notics
thai No IA. t<sn duly syysahiei by ths iiSn
orsble Jaiss ~ frol.sis fsf ths County ~ Us
fori AMI s.suassi The trust ~ Aiministrstof
stth the ytli aanste.i % the e-tst. %
HANNAH ABHr-r, iste % Ramfori.
In .sli County, sle.ss-~i. by Ei,ins boni ss The
aw dir.st.. ~ tbsr,fov r~lss-t. all psr-ons
lnsislssi o. the estate % all dces-ci a.
male Immssiiats payment. AMI tho-s Who have
any demand. thsfvsn 81 sshibtt the .ssns ~
1aly ~. lrss SULLIVAN o. HtrtIiI>-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
SIMMER

4 hen belonging To- Charles VI. sessll
Of sumner Iilll laid an egg the III
which measured & IL inches In circuu'
ference and 81 Inches In length. Who
can t.r.t that from q small henr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
JACOB A. LIBBY.

TuE .al.-rr,l~r hervby sives publ Ra,ics
Ja'i.s 81 rrs,.ss- fss ihs Ssassy % osfsri sssi
assumed ths trust ~ ts~utrtx % the estate of
SIMEON ". sANBOR>. late ~ Bethel.
In ssii County, dsrcs-s-i, ny diving honi ~ TIC
lag dir,.ts. she therpfofv resas-t. ell person.
ia.islssi o. the estate ~ ali aerca.s~i ~ msks
imrns-iisis payment. AMI tbo-s who have any
demands thsr.on ~ exhibit tho sane 81
Jaly %, l-,i. tAhHit >A>bph>.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

TiIE sah-srit>s bervby gives public nosios
thai ~ has i-ea duly aptolnts>i BY The Honor
shls Juise % rrphsts for NE County % Oxfori.
sni assumed the trust % ksesu'or Of 'he estate
JUDITH y. PERTAINS, late % Porter,
In .aid goanty, deseA-s-i. 90 the lac dircsts. he
thervforv rv.laests ell J<r.ons issietss.t ~ The
estate 90 .al ds-es-~i b. maks Immediate pay
ment, AMI those vho have any demands ihsreon
~ sshlbit the sams W -
July 10. la. JACOB A. LIBBY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

TIiE .ah-crt<r hsrvsy give. public no,ios
that 10 has isen daily appointed by the iionars
bio Juis. % froi.sis Coz ths County % Otfori
AMI as.um~i the trust Of Esecssor of the
estate %
NAKruA A, WAITE, lAss % Bsshasli,
In ALI County. dess-e.t, AZ Tie hv dir,sts hs
thsrsforv r,.,ssst. all per-ons tn.isbtsi ~ The
e-tsis of sali dessAs<.t ~ mails tmmetists
payment. ant ths.s Who have any demands
ihsroa N sshibit tbs sane W
Jaly 10. l-,i. o-SOOD ". WAITE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

-, ,i,nf.rI Nitsh.ll holis services
..s'TrI,sr.aH.t churCh next SUNDAY
ulIA aud ; 10 p. n. The
-. tsrrs the past mouth have
.,,,,.lsI ana Interesting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

- ,a,m ~ n everybody had
-,-.,sfsrt..rfluity % ring The scssie-
n su M. iuurth VT hardly day
a. ..uis oue doesn't tinkle u.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

In. Ilmsr y. Giles snd little
-. f-um usnNers, Mass, are
-, NJ. G,Ics father, J. IL. Raw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

p C,r,fr. E.g.. has adorned the
=. IN. ofFo, on Maine >trrst With
,.,.,..us I.i,-.ils portrait 81 crOSer
C,,sIlni
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

o,w-tias 81 , christian workers az
- 49, mi. evening" a thu Baptist
80. o.. i--su postponed "a Thurs
= s,.-.rr NuE .. and viii take the
18th rrlfrr inviting. The place
-l,.grff. .lms a. In the frat ncticc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

t.rat, >bsr. r,rAin. has reviewed a
-rsrsfaarung. neatly written on q
--.u-ffr. bar yuutalning some doubt
4 rnuuar. frum = disiilling hrm In
- nst natIfy him that he has
- .n4 IHlunr scnt by them 90 a
,,s.rsr. sol Ia thu. scted illegally,
!. n. .rffr-.tttg yummsrve act allows
r.-to .-ui liquor Into this state. fbsy
v-k.n that D. must refund the value
g. Ii,lUf af once, and disturb no
~ q ihs.r packages, 90 they shall
b.fst.al ss4.l.i h.m by legal ptoce.s.
tssaA SEN Al. 4 the manager of that
s.sv-n me-, D. man 20 Ioor judy
-tfto ua.'s time ani postage stamps
e sfh sri.i.s..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
SNoAy s--OOl ASSEMBLY AND
NANg --AyTAU9UA UNION.

~ a-@a Ng-OS SNlCN
n arlsa. m-stiug AZ Frycburg OPEN
esss-A. .a Iur.iay evening, July
Ash a ....tl ryuuiou. az which adj
E-s--s uv-r made hy thu Conductor.
~ NJ i.ri.ay a Portland, Prof.
ht-o.l NJ. Gertrude stone. Prof. W.
AEot.a..r lli NJ T.. 4. Wentworth.
n tarsfs "a by Prof Bo~doln
o-''o-i ths l,,asion With appropriate
$50 ls-urttIuus % chinese lanterns
sAsi b. 'I. lsfursl charms - this mo-t
saui4l grove % u the unanimous
Hrlst ~ tI. .rtturvrs h.fsrc TIN. a.
- n ~, .r.. .uyation sarI'assss In nat
a. tiH,... ., ans ether that they have
's,iei Do ..', ley,i. m. magical power
assoFy 'H rruifr it equal "a any sum
- 'r-'r'. s,i,liN Tor those ~ho en-
= n f,.-'l. infgsnge 20 Nerdant
f-tes AL .t.t1r shades.
u eN'f. e.. q Wednesday we're az
silg E" ibs printed prOgrsmme.-
a g1uw.'ig- ualsr the dircCtion 81
~ a.. .l... ~ iio.tau, Nho also gave
= h.i .rr.r, la his soarss. Miss
slir-r,i.lg instructios Ia Sunday
~. N-f. IA. t-gun aud m. musical
-
~ h.rrss. is.,n her Course With q
-'.-'e - I'D. = atoat tn usual prac-
"a m"e.'ra'iou. and thsn came a
+ var a1 "tS.~,u Ehatsth" by that
Trs, auraH. NJ. VI. 4. LSernor,
~, lar'ra "a ihe character II kng land :
ish HluH "irum a womzn's point
-, 'iHs Iug b-r In different light
- lhli IN shgh .he I. usually vpre-
- "lfFsicsl Culturv" ~As next
--.''ilc''i .y Ni.s Hattie 4. Ifke. uba
S.''ia'-i ,tr system 81 Mrs.. Annie
''is'l Cali. fhs day was closed BY
-,l'i-h'~i lecture by Rev. l. W
- ou thf Rhine Valley and Alp..
.-..isi,l programme Vas carried
NJ th.si feature ~ the forenoon L.
l~,iarr by ~. ". kimball of Port
- oa ths "Engli.h aud Dramatic
Ia lu The afternoon Mr.. Liver
sate be- usw lecture on ''COlum-
n - Appropriate Ia thi. year. Mr.
.vinpr' c.u.-i with an allusion 90 ths
-, 80 state q The labor question whlci
~ some difference "a opinion.
,'''oli lecture BY Rev. Mr.. Staples
.'''l'il' and rompsii, occupied IN
S'as ind ,lo.ed second profitable
.'I.i'y 49, ". II. 4. day under tn
80 y M. l.. ". y. stevens, stat
.'eh' sho With many Of the prom
~, spfsFrs In that cause filled On. da'
~.sfesiing exercises among Nhicl
- io'cihie address BY Miss l.acii
~ u 'hiCago on 'Our Tempsranc
'stnoVyls."
- hiraciion u the evening MAS
80 BY the Cecillan QuArtette q
sol And readings by John :. BsS
a. " tryebarg. 4 most ~elcom
49, sas not the least enjoyabi
''s q ths e,-alng.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

nso,I .atHg that lightning never
Cl~txfy In the same placr, ~as
WV sf,ttlalIy disproVc'l last here
f-sla, maruiag Ret s-,u half-J'asi J
80 otIsk terrific thunder shower
s-lsrsr. Hli. n lasted only . fes
rr.,s.. t.lf .l hat time Sc had one Of
- rarir.i display. q c"l--tisl hrc-
-. ever sryu hgrv. II sscmsd A. "
- ffry venom - thr,e bllstering
nssr, H.rGy1trai~d in that electri-
a isrht. ilr "a rsrv man ~ho Will
b timf That b. was "a little bti
.a--i ~ dr.t heavy bolt struck an
e. ~ sh..h stands over the ell ~ j.
lt.ss hol.r. Prom the tire, Il jump
asth. -,uf ~ ths III. and went down
arlgt o. pantry and Kitchen. tearing
sfrne rIsssr,ug ani SCATTERING 1T
uspni a1i glass. During a shower
q a. .,fh q july. 49,, a bolt struck
RI, am .r,s. I,ap-i from IL a. very
sa-r ~ same .t-ut CA the roof. aud
i1sel almost the same track insisie
o. 800 lhs iamagv done this time
"a. nihsf y.. than that done i've years
e parrs Tu-.isy mornings show
20 lightning sl.o struck two trccs.
b. s.u tli 'lnip-r, standing Just
~ ~ M. hsu.s n Mr.. y. \. Chas~,
SaGsrvi pc, .u The fcncv aud struck
D. 49, frrr .n Mrs.. 1hase's orchard
a. h. hHlss. Considering the Nlo-
~ 20 ~ .hHS~f. ~c werc fortunate
aesagu : -sf"l. damagv "a property
. Ny u.,t.Hs ~ the lives % animals OF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

..Iur.. D.. :. Drake % Portland
" 100 [, few weeks al Paris nm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

-, go,sr Jackson IA. besu spend
-, tims Al IiDe Point.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

ii NJ. James :. MArrvtt and
s,ttsr.. Il Portland, arr at &. r,
V.rs1s
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~Oy THE HILL.
pIRsC TORY.

- r,rh.m arrived a, Es-Gc,eruor
,,.,ns saturday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

ylrr,s Weston % holsters Mills
-, ". Hattie Andrv~s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
'MtsyRG AcAoIYy cfNIlss,Al

ntsJsG ACADEMY CENTENNIAL
a.. scsl committee are doing all In
g. wi 10 sevurc cheap railroad and
- hres 10 fryeburz centennial
r. >ince the lOss 81 the oxford
Al ,~tsi accommodations are limited
q. !. N" are planning To spend any
a., u's csnisnnisl either before Of
tn.a .sasi 18th are requested To notI
~, ~sf,tary ~ Trustees that rcom'
s,ured Zoe them In advance.
i.us 'Als number % tickets wanted
~. osb91e, at Is cents. Round triI
S-i em Boston BY boat $40.
Aas l;,h.
Ia, .,a.'lnx Interesting souvenirs please
usn sith you.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

y,i,, \. stanford % Minneapolis,
,i.hing al =. 4. Marbles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

"a, irom the nm spent sunday
ga Noauiain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

Iaphsm % Augusta WAS al
- rrfham's last week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
A,ru. eovy-. @ssi G. G. Davis. iisS...,.

OxFORD, .. AT Q Coart Of Probate hsi q
fans. within and for the County Of Orforf'
E.tvtn Istarvr> ani Frnsrina q. Wilson. nam.
ri Isssuiors In . certain Instrument purpcrt
Isx 10 l< the last Win and Tcstsmebt Of
TfikopORE !. PlNG.kk, A,e Of p.s.. ~
same for prolatei
Osp1aEp, That ths ssi.i Petitioners give notioe
10 ali p<rsons ist~rv-sei, w caasiss . copy af
this os,ier % be pubiishei thrrs vcsks snnees'
that th~y nav appear q Prvhate Cour W In
heLi q fahs, IN said County, On The thiri Iues-
DAY Of AaS. nest. % miss oeissk In tbs fore
scsa, ssd ssow c.sss, ~ az ssey hass. sny W
ssd siiSus.i ss ths Ia win asd re.tan~st Of
said deessse', asd thas satd frsitiesers
Atrus cepy-Atisss IN. G. DAVIS. hertstss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

THE .ab.-rii<r hsrby i've. pubic notios
thai ~ has len daily spI-,int~i by u.s lioaol
able Jwiss 81 Probate Zoe the County % osfori,
sni assumed the trust % Admihis'rtor 81 The
estate ~
IVORY y. SNOW, late % frysburs.
In ssii Coanty, d~sss-si. by giving biol s- the
AZ dirvet. he thsvforr r~iue-s- All persons
tnsistts-l ~ The estate ~ All is~ss-si ~ make
saAn.l. tkerv.a ~ exhibit The sane %
JAW IL l.si D. D. HASTINGS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

OxYORD. % ,-As Cesrs Of Probsss hsti ..
Paris. within and fos ne County Of Oxforl
g 9: q; 8. ' r.si.,ss q S.ssi s.s!. xa.,.
issrssss u The essa.s ef ROswklL bki0Gs
pryiss Coz ncsn.s 70 ssll and convey q yubns
g gr,s.s ss 81 .as 81 $500 q al 49, = -
osDsIID. TAss M ssld pssisie.sr dive sssls.
70 sll psrss.s isss.vsset. sy csssinE ~ ab.eris,
% his pssistoa. WIN thls ertsv thsrese, N =
cd ccsssy. ia iSsy NJ ssPssr q . fsisi.
81 Ase. ssxs e sins e'ciscA N NJ foss.ssa. ass
: - ~ :: ). Z ~. - ~ A''. .r
......,SSsos,s On a ). B SEvisS,: 49,:
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Atrus oopy-aiie-t II. Q. DAVIS. Kesi.ssr

OxToRD, Q. Az Court % Probate he'll al
Paris, Within AMI for the County % ONfori. on
the thlri Tuesday % July. A. ID. l-si.
kassne u. Anirrw.. nsmesi hNeeutor IN sf
taIp Iu.trumsnt purt,srtins ~ 10 the last Will
ant Te-tament of SULLIVAN ANDREWS, lsis
Of ,sr,s, in saii Cossty, deeesas.i. having pre-.
.snts.i ths same Tor Probate
astiss ~ al l~r-ons intsrv-ts-i, by causing z
COPY of this erier ~ 10 pablishs.i thros wcsks
susse.si,ely In the Osfcrl Demosrat prinis-i Al
Paris, that they may spIsAr 81 frOhste coaf,
W t~ he'll al Paris, In All County, on the thiri
TUESDAY of August neat. s nine o'chsk In
the forvnoon, anil .hou eaa-s, ~ any thy have,
Why the saii Instrument shoat nat " pryfciAp
pro,esi AMI allowed o. the h.t VIII sni te-ss
nent of sAii deo.a.e.i. ant that ALL tagrns
%. Anirvws le Appolnis-i ihesutof
GfORGE 4. Wilson, judge.
Atrue oopy-aitest III. q. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
SEosGE a S S,,ssI s .sss,

OXyoRD. a. AT q Cours of Probate he'll Il
PARA within AMI for the County 20 Oxford, 90
the thiri TUESDAY % July. A. u. lsf-
n. a. tiles, Ad,alni.trstor on thu estate 81
HANNAH FLOOD. late Of Brownhsh. In -sil
Of simini.tratioa Of the Estats Of ALL dsseAsss'
for allowance
Onpsnnp, That sAid Administrator give petiss
orirr 10 he pablished three wcsk. sueee..iseiy
IN the ONfor'l Dvmorrst. printed a fsr., thai
they may appear 81 Coun Of Probate " hs hsh
at Paris, IN said Coanty. on The thiri TUESDAY
OF Aug bert, at nine o'closk In the forenoon. ans
shoubi nos be allowed.
GEORGE A. WILSON, Juixe.
A true eopy-attr-s III. 4. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

TuE .ul..erilsr hsr.by give. Pabns natice
that he IA. len daily appolnt~i by Nc Hon.
Iuiee % Probate for ths County % oxford and
s.-as.i the tru., ~ Administrator ~ ths estate
%
OLIVE CIIAsr. late ~ Buel hshi.
In ssii County. tscss-rt, by diving boni a. The
au ilrct. he thswfow rluests AL persons
inislss.t a. the estate ~ ssii deces.ssi " make
Immediate payment. ani thS-s vho have any lie
mani. thsrssn ~ sxklbit the same ~
June 81, Is,s ALBION :. WthhH.
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droRaE 4. Wilson, Jsdss.
Atru~ eopy-stts-i Ill. q. DAVIS. Register.

oxYORD, o. At q Coar % Probate held q,
Paris. within AMI for the County ofOtfori'
90 the thiri Tuesday % Jaly. A. u. Lea.
p.yIi d, Adsn.oa, Adminl.trsior on the estate
% DAVID ADAMsO>. late % nsthsl. In all
County, deces.e.i. having pre-sniei his soooant
% administration % the sstAis of all 'ieocsssi
Tor allowance
ospsnsp, That the ALI Admr. i've notice ~
the .aIne 90 all Irr-on. interested thsrvin, ny
pulslishins q copy % Tits order thrrs wrsks sue
oe..i,ely Ia ths Oxford ilsm"crst, q nswsps.,er
appear az q probsts Court " ~ hohisn al
sr,. In ALI County on ths thiri Tuesday % AUG.
nett, Al nine o'clork In the forenepn. AMI
shaw osa.s. ~ any they have, Why the sane
shoaki nos IL allo~ei
GEORGE 4. WILSON, Ja'ixc.
Atrue copy attest Ill. q. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02

OxTOHi, sat- . Ccat % Probate held Il
Paris within and for the County 81 Onfori.
on the thiri Tuesiay of July. A. ID. l-yi.
Eivin u BroSn, Aiminlstr>tor On the estate
County. siecea.ei, having prr-ents-i bis se.oant
Of STANDARDIZATION % The estate VI .Aid decsa.~i
Zoe allowance
Oupsn.p, That the .Aii Administrator sf,s
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-08-02
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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-09

The Leslie Shoes,
Made for men. Service and comfort in
every pair. 81 Fifth avenue
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-09
THE NEW PIPE LINE
About $50 Miles Contracted for With the
National Tube Works

About $50 Miles Contracted for With the
National Tube Works
The contract for about $50 miles of pipe
for the new oil line from Bradford, Pa, to
Newburg n. Y, was signed yesterday be-
tween the National Tube Works, of Nc
Keesport, and Messrs. Lewis Emery,
Senator Lee and other oil producers The
proposed new line will connect directly
with all the oil fields in Pennsylvania, and
will supply another outlet to the seaboard.
The charter for the new line was granted at
Harrisburg a week ago The capital stock
is S5,000,000 The new line, it is alleged,
will be constructed at the earliest possible
time, as many of the contracts for laying
the line have already been awarded.
The proposed new pipe line when COM
pleted will be controlled by several cor
porations. The Producers Company, Linn
tied, have a line from the McCurdy and
Mcdonald field to Coraopolis the Producers
and Refners' Company have a line from
Corsopolis to Bradford, and the purpose is
to have the new line connect with both of
the Sc in perfecting the line to the seaboard.
1t is proposed to erect six pumping
stations along the proposed new line. Each
pumping station, 1t is estimated, will cost
S45, 900 and the capacity of the new line
will be 6, 900 barrels day.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-09-09
A SLEEPING ESCORT.

An Amusing Incident Which Happened on
aDuquesue Car.
A well-dressed fashionable-looking couple
boarded Duquesne car on Ellsworth ave-
nue. last night They had the car entirely
to themselves, and the young man, taking
advantage of this, moved into corner,
where he soon began to nod and bob, going
TO sleep. The young lady tried to keep him
awake, but without avail Another
person then appeared upon the scene
in the shape of young and hand
some man. After his appearance
the sleeping escort was allowed to rest in
peace, and in q short time desperate flirta-
tion began. At first it was by tbs look of
the eye, then by smiles, and finally the
young man bent over the aisle and engaged
in conversation with the young lady. No
body had boarded the car, and still the
escort slept
The conversation became animated, and
both persons seemed to enjoy the affair
Every now and then sly glances were cast
at the young man sleeping in the corner.
The car finally reached Fifth avenue and
Grant street, and the young man slgnaled
the conductor to stop. Still the gallant in
the corner slept. Then, with no little
laughter, the couple left the car and the
conductor pulled the bell, carrying the
sleeping young man away from hisfalse
love-
He awoke on Wood street, and seemed to
be much surprised at finding himself alone.
The conductor did not volunteer any infor-
nation, and the young man, doing great
deal of think ing, got of at Fifth avenue.