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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
In. Mar,h, M.mh.r.

"Brothsr Lastly" sald the spokes-
man. 81 have an unpleasant duty TO psr'
form. There l. report that you have
said that Que of the be't and most
worthy memlsrs of our oongregation Is
unable Ia attend service often ON ac'
count IL not having good enough
clothes. We have com. 20 ask the name
of tina, member. We don't know of any
such person, and airport ~ that kind
IL likely 20 reflect upon US as a congre
CATION that does not look after It's roOr
but worthy members. Will you tell m'
who II isy
Certainly. brethren" replied th'
Rev. Mr.. Lastly. with brave attempt
10 be cheefful. "lt's my wife."-Loa
don Tit-Bits.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
FLAX SEED OIL VS.. OIL MEAL
NriTnrR nAs AM INJURIOUS rrrlCI,
o> COWS, oH cows wiiE> ~ CALr.

Considerable controversy has been
had "a to the effects of feeding oil meal
to cows la calf ani al.o az Ia the rela-
tive value of oil meal aud fiix seed meal.
iiullstin number 10, of the Iowa expert
inent station, contain the record of an
experiment carried on at that station to
determine u possible these points.
There are two lot. of cows, i've in
each lot. Feeling was begun December
lst by feeding five pound. Of oil mcs J
per DAY Ia one lot aud i've pounds OF
iisx seed Ia the other. The-. amount.
were gradually Increased until by the 2oth
Of January Que lot was getting W pounds
of meal per day. or eight pound. per
head, aud the other the same amount of
n,x seed. The Intention as stated was
To It'll further have increased thess
amounts. but IL seems that the cows rc-
celying Ak .eci refused to eat more
than eight pounds per day. The exper-
Iment was continued until March lst.
The lot fell on nsH meal gained lss
pounds from December lst until Jan.
sOth, and ail pounds from January 20
until March I. The smaller gain of the
first period was of course due To the
small amount of food given, the amount
being increased very gradually from
i've pound, on December 10 ~ pounds
on Jan. ~.
The lot receiving oil meal gained 2lG
pounds from December To January ~
and from the lat.er date until March !
gained 2,J pounds. The total gain from
the oil meal MAS t99 pounds against ts3
pound. for the FAX meal, q difference oi
~ pounds In favor of the oil meal. u
should be mentioned that corn meal
~ pounds per cow and fodder were al
so fed.
In regard To the effect on pregnant AMI
mails, the report states that three Of the
cows were we'll along Ia calf, Que Of
them calving before the experiment was
completed, aud that apparently neither
the oil meal nor the fax seed had any
delet@riou. effect whatever. One OF the
cows cal,ed while the experiment Wa.
In progress, aud the calf IL sAid To be all
right In every way. so In this case ai
least no harmful re.ults follow ed the
giving Of these foods.-New England
4 Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
Itte Iaup..

Among the larger members OF the
lamp family q Turkish lamp more than
half A. large as . hour barrel Is the
most conspicuous. it, top and bottom
are made Of copper and the body !. OF
linen, after the style Of the ordinary
Chinese lantern. Ssxt In siIs 10 thi. Is
q japanese might lamp" used for all
night burning In the Jap's house. IL Is
q square wooden frame nearly four feet
high, with sliding frames on two sides
covered with white paper. The other
sides, TO within ten inches OF the bot
tom. are also paper covered. A trans
verse board half way MP this light tower
holds brass saucer. In which Is burnel
"brassica" oil with wicks Of rush.-Me
chanical News.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
ACCOUNTS ron ECONOMY.
SURPRISING RrsuLrs RLyrALrp u,
nookNrIrt>. IN Iur rARM.

\ farmer wbo practices Il Gays that
taking account of all his possessions aud
ln,lelte,inc.. at the beginning of each
year reveal. .om. surprising aud attract
I've rr.ult.; each item leads to benefi-
cisl reflection on that one point. The
cash value ~ the farm Was annually on
the Descending scale for . long time
hat ihI. season II !. rising agaiu. Til.
leads to inquiry a. to th. ciu.e. of th.
''up." aud downs" of real estate, aud
10 there !. anything he can do a . eth
zen Ia assist In avoiding such huetus.
iions. Ill. live stock which has reach
ed the meridian ~ life he m,rks down
ten per cent, because u IL really worth
that much le..; but the young stock To-
yarisbly goes up aud up In the scale,
some ~ u a. much as lDp per cent.
Here he drops his pen wondering Why
this thought WAS never so plain sni
forrcinl hsforr. lie nov .ec. clearly
this; son old stock lo.s, on young
stock I gsln;" and resolve. that hence
forth De- will keep non. but stock that
I. growing into money Instead of out of
II. n IL easy to rid ones self of food
animals whose sge has plsc,si them on
th. de.svnding scale, for they can lie
f.ttsn.d and .old without los; but not
.o easily can old horse. h. got fll ~.
for .omebody mus, care for them; .till
,h.r, are enough Ia take th. most ~
them st some price.
know of a neighborhood where sew
en- old horse. ar, kept, non. doing .csrrc-
.ly ANYTHING all next April would not
.elI for enough TO paw for thrir fed
through the wiut.r. All are owned by
pepplc. ton, Who can III afford to lo..
-nything. They would u. better of
then Ia give the horse. away now. u
-. -. -, ,lt...x...r.nH .oits
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06

Write It on your hear, that every day
" the b~st day In the year. No man has
learned anything rightly until he knows
that every day Is dooms,lay. Today Is a
king In disguise. To-day always looks
mean to the thoughtless In the face of a
uniform experience that all good and
great and happy actions are made ny
pvri-ely of these blank todays. Let US
ps b, ~ deceived; let us unmask the
king as be passes.-Emerson
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
oxFoRD, .. ,-M oeur, Of Probate he'll

A true oopy-si,s-i Il. 4. DAVIS. Iis<i.ssr'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
GOMEZ

the dsy.
When from m, silent d~sliins Jour foo,s'sys
turned avay.
The morn ~ss dArk .. mldnishi. the n"onaAJ
sad a. dawn.
The mlik White DAISIES droopsd their hoods
along the ds~y lAwh.
Ny d.riinsi my ds.rss,i seash, the garden
round.
Bu, never u . sss-s.~ ,sss psseisa. fAos I
found,
No ro-s ~.. rvd hssIde roar lips. NJ My Like
your throat.
No sound OF thrilling of Jour voice In any
thrush. note.
All what. lils Jour eye, dear graz 'parsis'
% the sea.
70 clear and crystal shining their tsr,i glance.
hs;
And whsrs I. any flower of all that may CON.
with ,h. -of,iy dancing glitter Of the sunshine
LA your hair.
Aion. thrcash lingering daytime listen TOE
your feet.
ri.o-s .prinsins s,sE- no longer along the path
way beat!
I hs., the ds-dros- ru.,ls In the branches
overhead.
ia, home and yoa together fOr many daT
hAy. fsd.
Ny life !. ..d aud weary. too dsrk with -ah,
and pain.
Bot ,oar dear eye. ~oa.d bring ils ls tand
sls.ine.s bssk Asain:
Ny .oai is tir-d of de-srt sands. bsrefi Of cheer
and balm.
for ion wsre llls the diamond .prins bsnsaih
N0.Na - 0a.lN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
o,romp, ..-A, . oesr q Probate. asll |, !,

Parts. ~lthln abi for the Ceanty of oxford.
ON ths thlri Tuesday % Aug. A. ID. issi.
Dn tbs pstitios sf Orea A. IIeu ,ssAriiaa of
Erps-s 4. Horr. Narioe L.. Herr sst Annie NJ
1.r nr~a-s "a cell ant ooa,ey st pabiic of
,,ri, al. "a q certain resl e-tate Described In his
,.sitios oa a. In ths Prolsate once.
ORDsnED. Thai The all psttiener give sstics
a. All p~r-sns intere-sssi by eAasinx an abstrsrs
~ hi. tstitisn. With this erier thercon, ~ u
pahli.hs.l three wesk- saocessisely In the ox'
isri IAems-rst. q new-IAp~f prinsA>i ~ IAns. IN
ali Csasty, that they may app~ss - fros.ase
az -s,s nsxt, Il nine e'cierk In The fsrvneen.
ssd ~. e.s.s: " s.y 'h~y have vAy The '."s
sEORGE A. WILSON, Jsdes.
A use covy -ssssss III. DAVIS kssass<r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
a aI.n,. and ann Grs.ins,

A young man came 10 the city this
evening from Monterey en- route north
ward and soon had crowds following
him everywhere he went. Ills name Is
Arthur johnson. and he Is q native Of
Santa Cruz. lie IL only eighteen year.
u ags. Int o feet s,f inches In his stock
ings and Weighs about iso pounds. lie
measures 3s inches about the waist and
- about the chest. lie IL still growing.
--Sacrainento Cor. San Francisco Chrun-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
One OF the grssteAt mistakes made by

One of the greatest mistakes made by
dairymen Il the neglect OF winter dairy
Ing. Il IL very plain that Il lseasier and
cheaper to warm dairy than 10 cool u,
and TO regulate temperature by heat than
by Ice. Thus TO begin working the sea-
son In September and ending II In
June IL far better and more profitable
than To carry it through the whole year.
The relief gives opportunity for all tie
hay and harvest work, and thus lightens
ths farm work when u 10 almost intoler-
able on account Of the hot wsather.--
Dairyman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
Am,,..,,I .e b.. r,.rd.... Cl..l.

IT
A singular coincidence In connection
With the Bortsn murder Il that The cal
sudar poiutsriou the old fashioned clock
Il the residence on. second street stopped
On the 9Th. ths dats of tbs murder, and
still points TO that date. The other
wosks Of ths clock are not impaired, but
DICK o6 tho minutes and the hours rtth
usai rsgu,aiity-rall River NAs>
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
u,draaiIe Testing.

A plant for hydraulic testing purpns
il to DO installed near the town OF San-
thia, Italy. The proposed establishmsot
Ia intended for the determination Of
many points at present more OF less OBJ
.cure In the how Of water through large
sluices. tis to bs located betwsen the
Cavour and the Ciglisno canals. where
the requisite volume Of water for such
experiments can be easily obtained, the
Cigliano canal being elevated aboutfses !
feet above the Csvour canal. Ths pre-
liminary plans provide for the,cou4truc-
tiou Of large and small sluiqe. ineasur-
ing basins and weirs. and sccommoda-
ton for the testing Of AL kthdsof hy'
draulic spparatus.-New York Tsls-
gram.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06

Michael Cohn is y barber and he used
eD b. In the dental profession. some
dine ago = woman went into his place
and had him extract . tooth. The
woman wai. In the employ Of the State
Dental society. and Cohn paid fine OF
Atty dollars. imposed by Judge Fitx-
gerald. In. the court of general sessions,
Tor illegally pnscticing dentistry.-New
York Letter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
"GRANGE TOKEN" P. Of \.

kntIrvIy nsv ani erisiaai de-ign. siss ffNf-
lssse- ea .hi,e plate PAPER. kmissntly en'icr-
81 ~ rrominsnt efr~t-.
AeE>r> WANTED IN every Sranrs In the
:. AMI Canada. ant In each iSiss ~ i ~. -.
" a NJ 40. n. W. ". ~, \. ~. n. ~.
NJ a n. N. n. q. ". n. Of a.. n. Of ~ :.
!. a. ". :. % v. e,c. Msmtsrs In sc.i stand.
Ing ealy emphoyei. Literal term.- Exclusive
Territory E'ses wri.s a. :.ss fs, fsi psr,icalsrs
lhsnison thi. raIsrl 70. Hon is,i.
bcstsn. Mas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06

A New jersey farmer who IL noted
for his hne meadows and pastures, IL In
the habit Of applying 600 lbs. Of sLt per
acre To the fields every spring, aud
claims that Ills the salt that makes them
50 verdant aud productive. The ash Of
grass hay contains per cent. OF sods
and eight per cent. Of fchlorine, and these
two make up the elements OF salt. II
seems reasonable To believe, then, that
salt should be as valuable plant food
for grass "a phosphorus scld, Of which
tie ash Of hay contains only O per cent.
or lime Of which the same proportion ex'
IL In this ash.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06

A lady of Eastbourne, England, has
Just offered the sum of $50 10 the Sea-
mens mission II the society will sp'
point q reader for that town. and the
offer has been accepted. The hsher'
men Of Eastbourne are all residents,
without any sdmiIture Of nautical
strangerp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06

We know all about the plants Of the
Old World and their sober characters.
What they can do In our New world
has to be still more developed and 10 an
other thing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06

GsssiiitS % F.sty Psssds Ssss
Many coantry curates Of the English
Established church are paid only forty
pounds . year. The American ofiice
boys get better wages than that, yet the
poor curztes have 20 support families
and keep up SONS chow OF gsntility on
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06

~ hss lsen daly apI.,intssi by The iien. jn'irs
a rF,sl,Ais tar ths Coan,y of Osfori ani assom
81 the trust ~ Administrator ~ the e-tate u
stOn.E v. buRsI>. lsis ~ Is,en
In -sid csssiy. ds.ss-~i. by giving i,:esi a. ihs
hs dirsts, ~ thsrttof. rVYacsts al Isfson'
insisltst o. the estate ~ .sh heces.ssi 81 nAks
imne-iiste psyws,t. snd th"-~ ~ho have any
istnsnsis tlrsrvsu o. eNhiist ths same ~
Aasast n. tss1 fRA>k q. btg.l>,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
Tn. llss..a for %.

.If cigarettes cause insanity. why
don't more young men 40 crAzyr asks a
correspondent That IL an easy one.
Brains are q prime requisite 10 an at
tack Of insanity. That's why more
cigarette smokers don't 20 TO Asylums.-
Pomona Progress.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
oxfoRp, :. Al Cosr o rr.ba,s 49,

OXFORD % -Na Court % rrobsts h.h sl
Paris. ~ithla sni Or the ,oaaiy ~ Oafsr'.
on ths thiri rue-lay - AuE \. II t1!
Nafy Ists. tNsrutnN oa Tie estate
~ niNiAAiN t~rt~ lais - hsthsl. In ssifi
gssunty. dessa-s-i. having Vuv-snts>i hsr soCsani
- atraini.trAtion ~ ths s-tsis of All dss.s.-i
fsf Allusanrc
ugpsHtp. rhsi The All E,ecutrtN give
nssids a. al I.cr-.sns ihtsrv-ts,i. by oag.ing .
r.spv - this orisr o. - puhusA@-t thrs wssks
.sG.s--isely IN tts oNfurl iActs-rrAi. rfintci a
rans. tu sali tuuuty, that they nay apIraf a =
Ifntats tuur b. 4. hnkisn a. fafis, In All
Iuauty. ou TIE thlri ru~-iAy - >eIt, nsNt. ~
nins a'ck.k tn ths far,ns-sn. ant siss caus,, "
sny th~y have, why ths sams 'h"uhi nj u
slls~vl. ...
.EDgsE 4 WILSON, Jaige.
true osPy-stis.t Il q. DAVIS, sssisisf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06

ONfOHn. - At Csgr ~ frul.sis hell II
Paris sithla ani fsr ths ,"aniy ofONfur'i.
ua ths thiri rus-siss - Aax. 4. II. lssi.
t.sufgv 4. thanilsf. fsscutsr ou The estate
a ONgt> " RArE~. tais - samnsr. Ia AID
Cssunty. dssss-s-i. hsythE prv-eutsi his Noununt
- ainniristfatisa - The sstAtc ~ all doCcsssi
fuf alias
osn,EEp. rhai tn ALI E,r give na,ic. ei
~ .anns O. AL Isrsuns lntsrv-ts-l ussfvtn, by
puhnshing q oppy of this urisf thrs s.sks sac
1s--siVsly II 49, ONfsr,i tsm.crAi, = ssvsparsf
prtuts-i al Pans. In all ,"uniy. thai thsy nav
apt-aF a q fptl1sts ts.ar o. ~ hallsu n
ras in All Guunty .ou IN thif'i rucsiAy ~ >spi
usxt. s nins s'chsk In ti.a forvnsan, ant
shu~ cAu-r. N Ahy they have. Why tbs sams
sksuhi ntt ls Aliusci.
GEoRGE \ WILSON, iu.ir,.
Atr,is cuyy-sitrst IL. 4 DAVIS. lsryisisf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06

nNfuRp - At o tour 20 fn,lais bclt a
Iarts utthin anI fuF tie Iounty ~ usfor,l.
% TO- thtfsi Tus-tsy sf Aax. \. u i-ss.
IIsFt-ut nassn Atministrsinf on tiss estate ~
.GtiAKLt> YOUNG. lats - sFsrnss-si IN all
Iaunty, tlscsa-sst hsttng prvssnts-i his ssfssaui
q aliuini.tratian 20 thc cstair ~ ALL dc'A-sl
faf allnNance
pgutHIn. That ~ AT Admihistraisf give
usti.. D. al Isf-sns intsrv-ts-i ~ osusins Ac"py
IL this aeisT D. ~ puunshssi thfvs ~csks SUE
c..siteiy In ths ONfuri iAsutorrat pftntssi n
rart. that thsy nav apIesf al q ffoissts tsgit
D. o. krhi a Paris. In saii tuuutY, on ths thiri
Tss-.tay ~ ~sta newt. st nihs o'ctsk In ths
far,n5.in. aRd .ho~ cau-s. n any they have. My
the sAms shouki nsi ~ Aln~cl.
.tORsE A WILSON, jaige.
AtFts souy-atts-i III. 4. DAVIS. krststsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06

In speaking Of the solidihcation OF .
body by cooling. Professor Dewar nay.
that water can be made 10 become solid
by tho evaporation of . quarter OF 'ts
weight.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06

OXFORD. ss - ~ toar of Probate he'll
rs,,.' ~ithin ani fOr the County ef oxford. o,
ths thlri Tes-.iay ~ Aug. 4. n. tss;.
i,,fsrS-t toaasr. Adatni.trstor on ths e.tats
~ fOIINI IO>NOR. lL ef fryebarx Asssisn,
..r.at. IN All Coanty, ds.eA-s-i. having pre-
intel hi. seooant Of administration ~ the e-tat'
az ali sisssa-sst Cor allowance
Ospskkp. That the saii Admr. give n"uc'
a. an ,-r-sns inisre.tsl by saa.iRg cspy ~ thi
.r,l.f ts ls pabnshs-i thrcs weeks suce.si,ei,
In the Oxford D,m.srst. prfntei st fars. TIA
tl,..V may apt-.sr st Coart of Probate to 10 heb
~.,s' newt, at nine o'sksk In ths forenoon. ans
show osa-s. ~ any they have. Why The sam'
shsahi nOs t-e Alio~el.
GEOR.E A. WILSON, Jaire.
A tras oopy-atte-t III. 4. DAVIS. Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
r.u~ ron SALE.

s.....--, A. S..s H-sh>l. Nains, 90 the Riyes
a, - e.. n...,. Corner. (-sesii>st) % h<ehs'
,ssli s...-i.sisx OF ss<ss ~ srr~s 81 uiAee
....r~ AMI v.sd lsni. buthtisgs Al IN So.
Iii All this . eArxain- ksssse sss
rA.s N.a KIMBALL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06

Bathe In plenty Of sunshine ~ well -
In plenty Of water, and don't forget TO
dry rub morning and night. II viii sdd
yssrs 10 your life and vigor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
nNtnRn. ;. 20 ,aar, st rr,,l..le. -

oNfuRp. - AT toar - I'rolssie. he'll sl
rarts sithin ant far The ,ounty II ~
fort ou ths thiri Tus.iay - Aug. l-s
Nti-u B. nlake. min.r chill of Iokt>Lp VI
nLNkt. tsts - >tow, ierca.ssi, hsying rgN.sh'
81 his pettiuh fsf an allosAhcs vui oithe frr-"n
al lstate - saii tieCea-s-i
OHBsREI,. That aid fetitioner give nosies 81
ths .sfns o. al t-sr-uns Interested thsryin, 10y
Publishing Cupy ~ this erter thf~r sesA- -.
ss-.itely IN ths ONfar,i pcmocfst q ns~-Ials'
prints-l at rAris, IN saii county, that they MAJ
appsAr AZ rrblstr Court D. ~ hohien a fsrs
~uhin AMI fef skit 1ounty, on the thlri Toe.
day ~ ~It nsNt, A nine u'cio- In the t"'ens-,a
and show cas-, N any they have, against th'
GEORGE A. WILSON, Ju.lse.
true oopy-atte-t III. q. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06

fscemaiing was first dune By Bar
bsrs Uttman about 1850. though The In
vsatson n claimed for IN earlier date ey
Frsncs and Italy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
AMONG THE FARMERS.
-srssp rmx rlo~."

Corvsron.ieace 90 prscticai Agricultural topics
is ssliciis~i. Addrvss ell communications IN
te.as-l fsr thi. depsrtmsnt ~ iissst ID. itAn
PARIS Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06

rat sah..rii-r hsr,hy give. pahIe soties that
- ks. l-sa daly apg-iRts-i ~ the lisn. Jusiss
- fr,sisats Zoe ths Couuty ofp,fofi AMI s..utnss
ths trust u Airnlnisratsr 20 ths e.iats of
srtfHt> FAkNtM, late ~ fumfsr,i,
In all 'sunty, dessa-si. by giving l-,ni As ths
hs fiirysts. ~ thrrefUrv rvluests al Issr-oR.
ihsislss-l o. ~ estate - All icc.assi O. rsAks
iniass.lisls psyu.snt. AMI ths-s wha have any
issaAnfis thsr,~n - eNhilt ths .asas %
Aurut o.. Isg. nE>>t>p> =. MARBLE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
NOTICE.
oyyoRp. .. Al coar Of Probate ssll m -, 2

oxyoRp, =. Al Coast OF freesss 80.
r.rt. within ant tor The coaniy "t ohi"''
sa ~ thiri rae-isy Of Ass. n. ". ,hs
80 ~ TIMIKA SWAN, lsis ~
-. In s.i 1santy. sissss-sst. hssins
,.-,.s..i A. sos.sunt "a sdssisi-sfst"n "t '"s
E-sats - -sit dsses-ssi Dor siysse"- a..
%. A., m ,-sr-s.. In,.r-is~i. BY csn-ing sc.py
"a INA. er,isr tssr~on, 81
49, Sesk- .ercss-itsiy In ne
-ss .-.'...,x ss-s a.. ,.as apt~sf "a q frci.ss<
-, 4, ~ t-.li Il rsn-. en The thfri Ise-isl
"a s..t vs xt. q nips sclss In Ma feren.-eo ss'
.ssv esn-~. N any they have. WY th~ s>"<
$500 GEORGE A. WILSON, Jedre.
Atrv> ospy -Ats<>s III. u.C.DANis.h<rss~' Z.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06

rhe sah-crihsr hsr,by give. pahllr n.tic. that
- IA. tssn daly spFNantri ny ths uon. seiss
~ frobsl. for ths isaaty OF Oxtsr,l Asi assam
~ ths trust % ksesu utor % the estate ef
sAMtEL tAMEs, late ~ >ewy.
ss difsxts, h thsrsfore M as-t- al Isr-ons In
aebss~i b. the estate ~ ALI decsaset d make isn
usssiisis psy msnt. AMI tha-e Who have any de
naaRi. uhsr~en D. s,hihu the sau,e ~
August a. lsys. JANIS tti>r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06

rhe .ai-srihsr hereby gives pahie noslcs that
"a froisis Zoe the toanty % Oxfor,i AMI s..ana.
81 ths trust ~ Administrator ef The estate of
MARTHA fkLr. lis % Grveawcsi.
In ssid coanty, tesss-si. hy giving h.ni ss the
a~ tirests, NJ thsfcforv r,gas-t. al ,sr-ea. in.
dsifssi ~ Oh. estate of .aii ssea--ito make I'm.
ms~iists payment. and tho-e Who have any ds
ussnst- th.sssa o. sNhibli ths same "a
Aaxu.t IA. Is,l .Eu.,.E R. cross.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06
GEoRGE 4. WILSON; Jsas..
Atrus oopy-site-t III. q. DAVIS. Register

oxyoRp. ..-Ms . Court % Probate he'll Al
Paris. within ant for the County of 'Nfori on
an. thlri TBs-.lsy of Aug. \ -. lssl
EHIai+th l. R Rlshsri.. willow ofJ JAGNi>W
RICHARDS, late % NeNlro. In -sti touht,,
.lkuaa.s out ~ tbs fsr.oaal tstaie of all he
ors-ssii
ORDskrp, That saii Istifioosr give n"siee y
al psrsons interested. by causing copy OF thi'
sr,ier D. - pahhshesi thrcs wesk. snce-.i'tiy w
the ,,xfsr,i IArus-rat printei st Paris, thai They
a.ay APPEAR AZ q Cour of frohsts :. l-e hehl ~
pArt. In all Coanty. on ths thtrt Tuesday ol
~ept ncNt. a nine o'cls-k In The f"tenoon. anl
shsx ssa-s. n any they have. against ths
shoall not ls alio~vsl.
GkoRsE A. WILSON, Jsise.
A True oOpy-stts-t 10. q. DAVIS. Rsxtssfr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06

he IA. lssa daily apyllstel ey the iIoa. Juiss
q fry,bats for the touhty % ONfori ant sssam
~ ths tTa-t "a administrator 20 The isssts oi
Ro~COk a.. GRtf>E. late ef Hiram.
In sAit County. dcssA-s-i. by Etvtng hont .. The
tislss-l o. The estate % sail deses-ssl ~ msks
imweilsts rsvwent. sol ths-s Wis have any
ismansls thsfvon ~ eNhlbt the sane ~
Aaxust "a tssg WILLIAM y. CREME.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06

riIF subserilsr hsrrby yive. pahnc nosics
thai ~ has t-sn duiy ayf-cin,s-i w The iionoF
abs Jaiss - rr,stais fsf tls Ceanty oi o,fer'i
ant as.afas-i ths trast u Aiminlstrsiof ~ ths
e.tste %
WILLIAM NtrCHELi. late % wcsis,.-t,
~ All Coanty. decsa-s-i. by giving hoDi a. hs
lss firvsts shs thsryfurg ry.tuc.t. al I,cr..sn.
tnstsits-i a. ths estate - .sd Ae-.a-~t o. naAks
luntnssiists psymsnt ant tho.s sha hsy, Any
tistnAntis thsrsssn o. shhihh the same g.
Agsu., a. t-si. JAMES :. WRIGHT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-09-06

oNtnRp Ala ,aur, ~ rrotsis hch Al
pan. within AMI fur the County of pNfori,
On a. thirt Tur-iay of Auz, 4. u isss
Ablis = noyntsn. .stlios of ISAAC bplN'
Tu>. ats of Bfusnhsii. decca-ci, ha'
Ia ,,..Ut.l k.r t-tition for an allowance out II
a.. t.r.onai I.iAts uf .aiii d-rsa-s.i'
uHbtRIp. That said I.rtitionsf glNe notios oi
IN sams ~ all Isr~on. interv-te'i thsr.ih, ",
pahIlshins . copy 20 TN. orisr thrcs weeks sur
e...iVely In the Oxfori Dxmscrat. q newsl'aIrr
prtutssl al raris. On sAid County. thai they NAY
apt-Ar al rT,lsats Caar b. - hosisn al fsus,
within ami for -sid County, on The uiri
Tue.isy of >spt. neat, d nine ochsA IN the
fsr,nsssn. ant .hOw cause. ~ any they have,
against ths sams.
A tru. e,uV-sftr-t Ill. a. DAVIS, Register