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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-04
Shipments.


New York Produce
NEW YORK, March 8.
COFFEE-Spot Rio dull and nominal No 4 l5c
SUGAR-Rehned firm. fair demand.
COTTON-Futures closed quiet Sales Elc
bales March d..
st. LOUIS Iroduce
ST. Lofts March g.
wHFAT-Cash higher options lower. No 2 red
cash sS54c; Mas y216G9-3sc- July s63sc,
COkN-HSher. Cash J714C, March &c, May 5slkc,
OATS-Sieady. No. cash 501ac, May 5l2sc,
PORk-Easer New tll 256SlI 80,
LARD-Lcwer, So 25eS6 90.
WHI~kEG-Steady. 81 IL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-04

DRS 81. 4. IL J. l.. ETEREFT.
over 400 f. Douglas Ave. Cor. Topeka
Rooms =, ?, II, Wiehita. I5m-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-04

hsnsaa $40 Predur-.
Kansas CRY Match 3
ILoCR-IIrm II good demand Patent s. 5eE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-04

FINANCEAND COMMERCE
WICHITA MARKETS

The Receipts Of Stock at the Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past "a
Hours were: Cattle. 1877; Hogs $50.
Shipments: Cattle. LOG; Hogs, 2ee.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-04
ART SCHOOL.

Miss Emily Jekyl will reopen her Art
School early in March. The course will
include ali branches. Special summer
term. 89-61
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DIR. Macy GAGE DAY.
II. i. MUNSELL, u. ID.
SPECIALTiES
DIR. CROSKEE.
Dir. r. EDNA COBB.

OIA. To III III II OOD4Dt
Females and Chiidrens diseases n specially.
Homo for ladies' during confinement Strictly prl-
vste when 40 desired. also permanent homes pro-
vided for children when desired Letters Of iaGu'-
~ confidential and answered promptly Home Ill
Ida Avenue. Wichita. Kansas
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Employment Agencies.
rGeg Ills Ltza - lsy In ~ Gay
AGENTS WANTED.
Facsr us lead e ver ne psr DAY.

ANT I'd AG hN TT TO Sc PEE DAY
W co i-EtlE= sEEal gcf8res saF - rear are
e. are. So .-factso4 Es7fa-steet aac 81 cGa.
tres A Ia. lr & Co. - l.s.S8s st ~ Eo-s
-E - yeG- ~ a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-04

Elegant reclining ehsfr AT trsf-s snA
Pullman sleeps-s from Wichita 70 Kansas City aHt
Chicago without change nigbs trains Ticrsfs
sold and hAgga~s checked tfr0nxh % all pdlpfs
nerth. south, esst and west, and steamship deksts
sold 70 all Europskn points ~ lowest ratsa CltV
ticket once tGi East Douglas AveHus, cprnsr Naa
street. passenger station corner Douglas and ksa4
Evsn1es Islsphons -
". y. WIsGAHT TTrkst AEsaE
JNo. srnArTrAS. O. T. q P. A. Chicago. n
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-04
BOIJs.
Bookkeepers and Clerks.
Statesmen.

YITASTED-A GOOD HOSTLER TO WORK ~
w a stud stable and Jog young stallion through
the season y that ever gets drunk need apply
Address It'll references slc give price asked win
board, :. D.. Burlington, oxford, han, dsl 1
TANTLD-wAGoN IAN TO DELIVER GRO
w ceres. Good wages and steady work FOR one
who has some influence. Address Grocer. Lock BOX
S15 Wichita, han Csi .
w ANIED-CONPETEST sTENOGHA PIERS
w and bOok-ketysTs who Ce=ire positions, 10
sppy 81 he National cCOunt II and oteilugrzp Pm
a bureau. CEcB Tor Tie sta - OF kAls>a-- tVO-
race NebIhs Missouri and ls1zs. - LIE south
NeAIsrL business CoIege. W lGslI@. han ~
Wy A&TFp-pUSISFsS MN WHO ARE ~
w reed -tsEc IA Pliers or accountants TO cal
a. the Na;ioHa. Accountants and StsDcgraphers
Yureau hfauGii Office a. tie SOgtl4W esteTE Busl-
tess 1oIlsge. " scitA, han We usually have 81
ctr syplfratlon list tsofouEAiy competent 5oo.-
keeIerS and steIU.I aIheTs viii rrst lass rsfs
"a Eely furnished ITss o. C.aE-s. ~
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-04

German Physician zrs3u 8gel % t5erInHnv.l or-ce
so = Douglas We hg.rs 2 20 l. a s- . 70 & and
Go a. ttes GelC- - y Nam -. Diseases q. ths
stomach ana Aodonea and e1-al5 Diseases spe--
2ttg- en-
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GIRL CARPENTERS.
YOUNG WOMAN STUDENTS Learn
HOW TO DRIVE NAILS.

The SIojd Glass, in Which Girls Are
Taught How TO Handle Saws, Knives
and Jack Planes. in the Normal College
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e. III. CREDITOR,
DENTIST
IA North Main Street,
PHYSICIANS.
DIR. NECNAN

"a Douglas sve, Wichita kSr Practice limited %
Lye. Ea-. Nose, GErcat -n1 nttEg spec 4cles 1T
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Situations ~ 0nted-Maie.
lAosr It's lead &c psr line Ter Cay.
Miscellaneous.
IITANTEp-A YOUNG NAN EMPLOYED DUR
w ing TIE day. wishes 70 tass charge q . snail
Set OF books do other clerical UorE - tae
LAg practical SooSkEeger. Address ~. T..
care Eagle One ID -
uTASTED-WIDE AWAKE WORKERS FOX
w the creates book Oh earLa: Sleeps Photo
graphs o. t1c word" CustlD- tD Oh, mammoth
Illustrated circulars AID terms fres- EHyA-si -
E7sce-S- III n0s L 2sa-tsa. Csuterviil-- sxks,
cleared tsI IL days. Mss kOss A1AIs- sSeost-T.
o. - n q UliaEtss, heT- =. Howard Mad son,
LYONS p y sl8i % : hours b0uxEza. ENgai1-
cent outfit y 81 Books credit Freight pas.
address Globe Blols E'-5 t-alEE Co. 10 - Dsar-
to-n -, CA3cASo IL. Phi-a1e phlz- Pa, &C -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-04
GENERAL STORAGE.
FINANCIAL.

STuRAGA-kxtoa Warehouses. rev. cirAa aa3
- aiIcoss Gre proof. Near losrgl&S avenue and
Sshts. &c depo,. Oe.ce al DoCSl4ss ave- q - q
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-03-04

EUisAITCHA loans. CATTLE IOASS-2ON-
A eS loaIed ca aluissS everything By :. \. fud-
iula. ossr Dorsey Building. cOrusr ElTst aid hAia-
A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-02
FoR VEVBER oF r-E BOARD Of
AGRICULTURE

HE election - q. walker Mchcru.
E.q.. q. secretary 81 the Maine B"ari
- Agriculture, will doubles. make q
vacancy in th~ position ~ oNiord Coan-
Q, memi.sr a ths board. The l'ymocrai
take. pleasure in presenting the nam'
~ a gentleman whom t ,unsitier. iu
every nay htt~i for q worth, suvrvs.or
- M. Nchcyn. \ grntlemsn whose
practical experience ani acluhintancr
With our agricultural Interests mark him
AZ one, a.. a mo.i suitable mau % rrpr.-
.sui oli oxford ca m. BOARD q Ngri-
culture by hi. work. b. l. kuosu'
not oaI, throughout Oxford County
bat The state a. vel and even beyond
the boundaries ~ Maine BIZ enihu'L
a.m and enterprises have h~cn fclt AMI
.e,n Ia hi. pc,rlc.. exhibition. % th'
rr.ult. % high-grair Jersey brccilng
Ile g. "a gentleman u T-ositi,c convictions,
% uuioubtei ability, and oue Ia wh".s
hand. the agricultural Interests % Oh
oxford would not suffer We TAKE pleas
are in nominating NJ. :. " Ming ~
kinglr.id. Tarm. Paris. q. oNforl
member % the Boari % Agriculture 90
.uccc,i NJ MCke,n whsn ths latter .
resignation shall have b~cu pat 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-02
TALK or THE STATE.

Joseph Busweli of Norriig-wock, aged
thlrty-six. committed suicide by hanging.
lie leave. a wife and four children.
The number % death. In Portland for
the week ending Jan. - was -, the
largest for any week -xcep, one On the
records.
Bejamin r. IIolmes, employed by Em-
er.on, steven. a Co, % Oakland, was
killed by bursting grindstone. lie
VA. - year. old aud unmarried.
An aged Dexter lady, Mrs. Calvin
Copeland, 80 years old, MAS so seriously
burned by the explosion Of kerosene
lamp that she died from the effects.
A Brewer real estate agent got rid of
a non-paying tenant by having ghostly
noi.es IN abe la the cellar, producing the
impression that the house was haunted.
door Ia. i~-n at IL again, this time nj
Dsnyille Junction. The young child of
Mr.. and Mrs.. Cassavsnt fell Into such q
tub aud VA. .o severely scAlded that IL
died.
The dedica ton of q dance hall ~ .
Methodist church auditorium, VISA live
ly event at West fremont, Ne. u 4. one
IL the results 90 q great religious and
Temperance revival that has been going
on ther-. and nothing could have been
quite 90 Significant.
The prospect IL thst the ice crop on
the Hudson IL going To liz failure. II
such should BE- the ease, Maine ice would
have q boom. aud the hzryesters thereof
would receive pretty good prices for the
commodity. 4 large cut Of Ice will lie
made on the kennebec.
Frank Gilman % Bangor, n member Of
the state hoard of assessors, Was Instant
ly Killed on Tuesday by falling from .
train on the Canadian Pacific Railroad.
II IL supposed he Was standing on the
platform and wss taken suddenly III and
fell while the train WAS In motion.
In the contested will case of Nelhe mlah
Klitriigc at Bsngor, Judge burgess Of
the probate court rendered . decision
allowing HE widow 10000. Mr.. Kit
fridge lsft the widow q very small sum
by wiil. giving most of his money to
religion. societies. The widow applied
to the court for e3j 90 out Of the estate.
An old colored msn who recently adj
dressed = temperance meeting In this
state, said: .When zee . man going
home Md = gallon Of whiskey aud half
pound Of meat, dzt's temprancc lecture
nun for me, and see it cherry day; I
knows dat everything In his house 10 on
de same scale-gzllon VI misery " ebery
half pound of comfort"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-02
nor A. .osEoRp sGAa.

Tie folloNing corrcytioa on ten.
rrrry's able and interesting article Ne
are glad o. make Ia ths Interest % ac-
Duracy-for ~ had "rathsr b. right
than D. President" which psrhsp. ac-
count. ior ths f,ri that ~ have Dot NJ
heeu President bat ~ arv exceedingly
sorry for EX-Go,. Andrvw that h. came
80 near aud yct - FAR FROM m. proud
distinctiou q a well grounded claim o.
ths title - "uNfori Beaf.~
LHf.r h.a.IsrIf
va very much Interested in the COM
muuicatioD by ilon. John !. Perry, iu
The Dvmotrat % tn lsth inst. headed
oxford county Statesmen" knoNiug
him tu D. very reliable historian and
biographsr in au1thirg pertaining tu
oxford County. bat b. l. mistaken
vh.u b. refer. o. EX-Goy. Andres a.
having b-.n an oxford County boy.
lie Va. The eldest snu % jonathan aud
Nancy Flsrce Andres. Who lived 40
south Wiudham la this county, wh~r,
iohu Alh'ou. The governor, Nas barn
Nav Jlst. lsl~, wh@rv al.o were born a
brother aud fwu sisters.
ne Va. sent io Budgton Academy. a
protege - m, father. the late Dr. sam
usl Farusworth. whD va a cousin o. hi.
mother, iu Isl, under the Instruction II
Es, Thomas 4. stone, uoW 20 Bolton,
Mas
Amer attending thi. academy ous
YEAR. h. finished hi. collegiate cours, 40
Gorhsm Academy. then uuicr charge II
Re, Eeub-n Mason, and catered BOs-
doin Oollsgv iu l>fi. shrre b. graduated
ga l~fs, aud susu after catered the laN
ot'iye - he late Henry N. Fuller with
vhom D. passed hi whole noyitiate.
While ! Mould not dstraCt anything
from the laurel. ~ ola oxford 90 or,ii-
uarily attempt o. correct any statement
from Gen. Perry relative % the great
aud good men .hs hss Furnished o. tn
ccuntry many - those referred a. by
ten. Ferry having b~en my old school
mates. think L. right Cumberland
shouli have her due.
GEO. :. fAENswORIi.
North Bridgton. Jan. -. l~91.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-02
80 .,ANp. sEcRtrARY NcstIN

B.Nalkrr McK~yn, Esg., % fryeburg
the ne~lv elected secretary 81 IN"
Maine Boari % Nsricaltare, hss euisrr'l
urou the dniie. q the otice. AMI Ne
pry-iict vlih per.onsl knoSl~dge Of
NJ Mcke~n'. ability, that tho-s dutie'
wul D. performed la . capable and
faithful manner. That hi eleCtiou can
not fail O. give satisfaction o. the agrt
culturi.t. 20 Maine l. turvgone couclu'
.ion. NJ. Mckc-u catered a very hotly
foughi contest against = worthy aud d.
tinsai.hri opPousut and that h. Won OF
hi merit. there c,n b. 90 douht. w
congratulate NJ. Mcheru heartily o.
nj. sgc,c.s and W believe that BIZ
election j. a credit 10 the Maine Boar,
- Agriculture. The agricultural later
ct. % Maine and also 90 the "oNior,
Bear family 20 shiCh h. i . WORTHY
member.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-02

ONTOHD, .. 81 Ma tsau 20 Probate halt a.
Parts, within AMI Tor The t"unty Of Okfori 90
the thiri Tue-,isy ~ Jan, 4. u. lssi
Little nsrry. nanst tsesstrix In q
certain Instrument putysrting o. 10 The lat " Ill
anI Tr.tams M of LILLIAN uAfGODp, late %
frysburE. In sald toanty. dccsa.esi, having pre-
.sutsa the same for froi,stsf
Osbnntp, That the ssii pstltionsr give nStics
thi. or,lsr 90 ~ pabishei thrve wrsk. soases
.i,ely In ths DNf0rf Democrat printesi nj faTis,
that they may appesr NJ q frel.str toat o. 10
he'll a Paris, In saii County. on The thiri Tue.
day % fsb. neat. 20 Of the slo~k In the fore
nan, ami show cause N any they have. Why The
sali Instrument -bouit pa t~ proved. sppfv,ei
AMI allowed as the last VIII AMI Ts-tsassnt %
All dessaae.i. AMI thai ALI Lotile berry IL
appointed kxesutrtx.
GEoRGE A. WILSON, Jaire.
A trss eopy-stiest Ill. q. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-02
We have revived copy Of Richard

We have received copy Of Richard
sons Catalogue % Northern Grown
seeds. Plants, rte, Tor lsys. IL contains
many rare and beautiful thing. In the
floral world. copioasly illustrated, BE-
sides good variety of garden seeds, q
pr.mium coupon worth IS cents, and
beautiful prize. To- little girls Who viii
ct up clubs. The superior yigor, harii-
ness aud earliness IL seeds and plants
grown In the cold Northeast have won
for Mr.. Iichsrd.on'. goods wide sale,
and hi. customers are numbered In every
state aud territory aud many foreign
countries. send your address Qua post
al 10 -. NJ. Richardson a Co., Canton,
Maine, and receive free copy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-02
NO cslliAs WAR.

Ever since the DegO,lstions b~gar
With 4 hill over the affair of the attack
on the sailors 20 the baltimore, there
has b--cn q slight MAR cloud In the sky.
which one day would .cem 20 bc di.ap-
pcaring and the next To BE- gather.
ing again. still no debate progress.
"a. made toward a satisfactory settle
ment. and On Thursday, Jan. .lst, ths
ultimaturu Of the uuhed state. va.
.eni Ia chilli, making a plain .taismen,
% What an. demanded and expected.
Ne response bcing made to this, on
Monday, the 2jth. President Harrison
.eut the Chilian correspondents Ia con-
gres,, with .hor; message, la which
he clearly .et forth the doctrine that
the honor ~ our dag should b. main
tained and protection extended Ia the
humble,t citizen. wherever be- NAV
b.. Efforts Ia settle the matter smlca-
Div had failed "a accomplish anything.
''s' ~ ia ''''u''
w P"'' '". VIZ """" VIZ" Wv
''''''' INV ~ W" " P'
ties we're agreed In maintaining the na.
,lonal honor al any cos,, aud Ia sup
P"''ng u'' '"u''e VI une communications
tue Dcm"cra''c me'nh"f dli take "ccs-
zion !" question tue sincerity "t the
'e'''e", ACTION ou' "' was p'o'np"'
'la''''''d 10y h,' own p'''y soS''e''
"u' ''" y "o' " ." ''' u"u
:" uAe A"l a'''"n, An" ''e W" ''"uu
!. disappearing u u To e hoped
Tor the last time The next day after
the presidents message Vas sent 10 con-
grrs. dispatch ~a' received from the
Gillian government which puts new
lace on the ma''sr' ih'' u'pa'eh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-02
DRESS GOODS
Samples sent free to any
address.
Manson G. Larrabee,
Pee MAI. Sc. r.rsi..a. M.'.s.

OxSORD, 90 AT . Court of Pplsste lsli q
Paris, Within AMI for the County ~ Otfori, 90
In tlari rs~~iay of Jan. A. u. lssg-
JsAa q. sIlamLisn, namei ixesater 10
n s~rssi. I,strum.st purysrting - 10 th'
10 VIII ssd Testament of JOHN :. fvftLt
- 81 level Ia salt soa.ty, deeesssl, nav
bas pre-easei the same for Probate.
ssssss nkD. That the said sstlti.ser give botics
q I'll ,rrsns ius src-sed by causing sopy ~ tft'
.ss,irr ~ 10 yabnshe-i thSse weeks ssos-.i,si,
N ~ Oxf.s,i ipsssscras prtstei AZ Paris. thai
10y may ayts ar at Iro''ate e.au y. u
slss Of Sel. psxt as ef The ss,sk In The lore
r,..s.s. and siDU cause 10 any they have, vhy ths
snId inssrusssns should boS he presesi. approved
sd slioue.i ~ ibe lass Win and Testament Of
0kUR0E A. WILSON, Jsiss.
III. .. DAviss hsgissss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-02

\ fact that may not b. generally
known l. that two or three Auburn shoe
factories arr making and shipping goods
% England. 4 representative IL Que Il
the-- firms .sys that EBglsnd l. a big
field and one that Will, M doabt. pay Ia
0ork In the sale If shoes. IN Auburn
can work up a shoe trade with England
or other foreign countries, everybody
will rejoi,e. The shoe city cannot pros
per without all Maine fccling the effects.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-02
aIPuaucAN couNTv coNNIrIII

RIPUslicAS COUNTY COMMITTEE
We are requested By william J. whecl-
81. E.g., % the Republican county com
mlitee. O. ANNOUNCE that the COMMITTEES
will have meeting al he Hubbard
IIouss. Pari. IIill. GA THURSDAY. fch. ~,
Attso o',lcck The meeting ~ill p
oreu % any member u the party who
nav desire % attend
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-02
~scory S.,,s., III {. DAVIS, Gssi.'sr.

oxfoLD. % Al toat ~ rrolssis hsti 81
Parts. within sn.i Tor N toaniy ~ Ohfori,
90 Tho thiri rue..iay - Jan, A. u. lea.
John 4. -snnsiers, nsnsei tterutof IN ssf
tain In-trameut yurssfting o. ~ ths lat Will
sai fe.tsment ~ -ttfilI> sAuNDth-, lats
u IiAnsser In All tountT. dossa-ct. having
pfv-sntssi N sane Coo frOlsats
OspsHsI,. That N All Istltiuaef i've Ro,ics
a. al gsrseas Interested, ~ saasinE . onpy 81
this of,isf H. ~ pubust-i thrus svsks suoce-
sitsly In tn uNfsri penis-rat pnntsi az fan'
that thy may appesF a . frplsts tpurt - d
aelt ~ PARIS. In ALI toanty, on tie thirt tuss
tAy - fsh. usst, at nine e'rigsk In ths fofs
ns-,n, snsi shss eaa.s N any ti,sy have. shy o.
satl tnstfuutgut shnukt nst ~ pfufel, approve
sn.i sIAssei e. the at VIII ant rs-tsmsut ri
ssit dss.a-s-t, and that saii John a. ~aunilsr
a spg.lntssi fsesutaf
.rOR.T A wIf.sOS, Iudrs.
a true esspy--Ausst Ill. 4. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-02

Five or in Bath Toys took an inVol-
untary excursion down the henneb-c on
a reyvnt sunday. that made them eN-
trrmrly nervous. They we're skating on
an Immense cake of loo-e ice. when Il
started .errnsly along ~lth the current.
They wefcA little frightened bat kept
cool. a very good thing Ia do when on
ice, and much % their delight their craft
soou swung sgainst a dock and thsy
reached the shore In safety. In ths
meantime two II the boys got duck
ing BY skating into hole. but managed
Ia crawl out again all right. 20 much
for ~uhlAy skating.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-02
Born.

10 Norway. J.h. o.. - tho ~ifs - Chars.
tibby. $40.
dssshtsf
a. Moth Bask hsii. Ian. 9. - the site II
>linsy ssAlAy~, q dAashlrr.
u r.r1. jaR q, o. tn wife % Howard furser
q .un.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-02

OXFORD. q. l-AtA Count % Probate he'll Al
Paris wuhia ant fof The County - oNfori
~ ths thiri Tuesday - iah., \. ~, lssi.
tisn = kltiarn. nsnissi ftegutof In CO..
tsia lustfumsut puusrtihs D. 10 Tho lat
VIII abt rs.tsmsrt - MARY 4. htsstLl
ate ~ nsthsi. In SALT tounty. tsssa-ei. nav
log pr..sntssi Tho sane fuf Probate
usptaEu. That the ssii fetltionsr i've nstics
\. al Tsr-.B. intsfvsts.i, ~ eaasing copy II
this oT,trr o. 10 pahnss thrvs wevls .nrrsssits
~ In ths pN fsrl lvsnusrsi printed a Paris. that
tlssy may apt-sr a q frulsts ,our o. - hskl
sl Paris, In sald tcahty, on The thiri TussiaY
u Tsh. Rsst q nins - ti.s c-k In ths for.ns-la
act shss osass n sny thsy have. shy ths sal
lb.tfunsnt shsahi NJ 10 proved. apprpte.i 40
slisss-i a. The lsst VIII aai TestAmsnt - sah
d-ea-ri, AMI that saii ii-a :. hiliSfu =
sp,.slatsSi lt.sstar
GEORGE a. WILSON, Ju.is,.
A true copy attest IL. 4. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-02
Auvsoopy-sI,s., II. Z. DAVIS, Issi.'sr

OXFORD. .. Ala Count - Probate hsii Al
Parts. oa IN thif,i Tuesday - Jan la
Ilsujsnin y Csrsy, gaariish - itO> ~
GLOVER minaf chilli sni hsir - tharis.
slntef, hts ~ In sakl toantT, hecsasssi
kstins pfv-sutssi his aer.ubt - suariiahshlI
~ ssid sari fsf al.vsnr.
OHb,HTp. nat ne ali GuAriisn CIV,
aatirs D. al t-fs.sns intsrvst-i by san.ihE cupy
~ this arisf o. o. Vuhlishei thfvs scsks surfss
sivsiy In tts Dsfaffi ibvno-rst pftnt-l a fAfis
tist they MAJ apIsar al . fr,siiats taan ~ ~
hski AZ fsfts, IN sald inuntys "a H. thlri Iuss
tag - fsh. nstt "a - ssk-k In N fursufun
AL sLs- cau-s N any usy have, My Ne saHs
shoaki hot ~ ailssvi
UrORsE 4. WILSON, Iaisr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-02

ONfOgD, .. -Ats Coar - Probate hsli a
rari., sithin aBi &c The ,ounty n ONfort, ga
H. thif,i tns-iaY ~ lan., 4. u. isa
Aiili.n q. ',oriun. uafnssi tNesutHF IN csf
taia tnstrlmsut pufJ-sftinE D. - The AT VII
AIT restsasnt - IAME- : willy. late II
FDehufr In AT tuantY, dssss-ssi. hafinE ~,
ssutsi ~ salns Dec frBtais
uaptEFn, hat III all I'stitionsf EiVs
nsslss a. I'll f-f-.ns intsr--tssi. ~ csusing
copy - uis npisf a. - puhlishs-i thrv. srykl
susss.siFsly iu H. oNfurl iAulf-rst printed q
Pans that usY nay aptsaf a . fruisstr tnur
o. 10 iski "a fari.. Ia sahi t.untr. ou ths thif'
TusstaV - Ish nsNt a nins o'rld-k 10
~ fuFvuaHn, ant siHas Ususs, N any thry have
SHY ths saii instransrt shsuht Nc ~ pfuFesi ~
prutssi All alhlsvt a. Tho AT WIN ani fssta
nsut - at dsussssli ani that all Alhiun q
surien ~ apt-liut~i lsostuf
sluE.f 4 Nti.-pN iudEv.
Auus oupy ATTEST II. q. DAVIS. hsn-tsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-02

ONtOGD, 90 Ut Count ~ Probate hstt Il
fsns. within and for The County ~ Oxford,
90 the thiri Tuesday of Jan. 4. u. iss!
Imma 4. stutieman pfv-ents q esttain In
Ts.tamsst of isAA, LIBBY. late ~ rurtsr IN
ssi Joanty, d.,sasc,i, having prv-cntei the
samc Zoe Probate
UEptRIp. Tat the saii Petitioner give noti-e
o. al t-sf-on. intefv-trit, Wy causing . Uopy ~
int uf,ier o. ~ pabhsbsi thr.~ weeks sadoe..
.itsly In the ONfort Defnocrat. prtutssi ~ Paris
that they nav appear a q Probate Court ~ ~
isslt az fsrs, Ia salt tosuty, on the thiri Tues
aa-sn anil shaw cas-s. n any they have Why ths
.ahi Instrument shouhi not L. pfvtci. approved
ani sllowei a. ths la-i Win AMI rsstaassut u
All ,iesesss q, AMI that John i~nbstt ~ faf.ons
neti. 10 sptoihtesi Admr with The will annexed
tru.t.
GtORGE 4. WILSON, Jasige.
Auue topy-Atte-t Ill. q. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-02

OXFORD, 90 al Q Cour % Probate he % a
Paris. within AMI Tor the County of Osfori
oa the thiri Tuesday of Jan.. A. u. lsys
s,n The petition of thArle. a. smart, t.asr,iian
% NOAH u. SMART, an insane psr-on %
~ ell and convey ceftsln real estate 90 asts In
BTtiston. In The tossty of Cumberland. and
fully de-srtts'i In M. pstitioa on his in the
frvi.sts On.se a an advantageous Oder % six
intere-t-
OnDknEp. That ths ssti pssitioner give notice
~ all psr.cas intsressri. BY causing an ab~trsss
lord lenosrns, hswspaI~r pfistei Il fsns,
In AID County, that thsy may appesr a frohass
Ceurt, ~ ~ hehi % Paris. os the thiri Tuesday
shSw eaese faay thsy have Why ths sa.s skssh
GE0RGE A. WILSON, Judge.
a tsvs eopy-ssssss IN. e. DAVIS. hsgsSss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-02
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-02-02

Tte hattie IL over.
The smoke has cleared away.
Aud q came near bring "drsw".
The closest contest that the Democrat
has ever conducted clos~d NJ six o'clock
last saturday night.
Perhaps Il never again would happen
that In vote of over eight thousand le-
tween two opposing candidates the vim
ner would win by so narrow q margin.
And then too, look At the case OF Al
bany. TIE payment 81 . single years
subscription would have changed the
result.
Well, the contest hs. b~en an unquslI-
fied .ucc~ss; every candidate = good and
deserving one aud the Demccrst ~lll
take pleasure In presenting the six roll
top desks to the slx lsdies whose names
head the list below.