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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-12-15

James f. Hamilton, who has been
suffering from a complication of dis
eases for some time, died Tuesday
night and was buried Thursday. He
left a wife and two children.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-12-15

1t saves you the trouble Of writing a
letter and the expense Of a money or
der to have your periodical subscrip-
tiOns renewed at the Liberal office.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-12-15

j. A. Leahy has been limping around
town the past week suffering from an
attack of rheumatism, while II. p.
Hart has been accompanying him with
an attack Of the grip.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-12-15

Daily and weekly newspapers and other peri
odicals on nlo,
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1893-12-15
The Sunday Sun

AadF0ss rhe sun, New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-04

A brouss ssstus Il Burns b 70 - assesd
n Dsuvsr. for which W. orant etsvsnsou
Of Edinburgh hes ssnt svsr dssimA both
for standing end seated ngura
John Sargent hes undertaken, according
70 The Journal de- Arts Of Paris, thspaint'
ing Of the present. British parliament, with
portraits Of no lso than zoo member
A view Of vsnics allowing The Church q
Gan Giorgio h one Of the pictures painted
By Mr.. Seymour Bloodgood last mmms.
while abroad. II h charming In color and
poetic sentiment
Il n announced that the complete novsll
Of Turgenieff are 70 b translated into Eng
lIsh and published In London, and thai
Stepniak h 70 furnish IN Introductory -
say TO each voluma
Hall cains, the novelist, u . connoisssul
In old oak. II be can help II, be never a.
lows his eye 70 rest ON any article Of furnf
turs which does NOT q least caxry tn
thoughts back several generstions
A picture BY vandyks, q portrait Of TIL
Marquise Spinola and one Of her children
dated i6s2, was recently purchased b,
James r. Sutton Of New York from ID.
Comts do Caledon for the sum Of coo.oo
francs.
Nme Julia Girsud Bariol Of Paris h n
adept with the needle. working pictures On
velvet She has been showing at tn
Georges Petit galleries portraits on vslve'
OF the car Of Russia, President Carnot
Victor Hugo and Queen Victoria
Charles b Lewis the humorist VIII
writes under the name Of N. Quad. has iror
gray hair, wears q mustachs and u about
the average In height. During the war b
was gallant soldier. and the wounds b
received prevent him from being active On
his feek
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-04
POWDER AND BALL.

by saturating bullet with vaselins ita
flight may be recognized.
Napoleon prohibited the use Of the mus
tache to all the infantry In bis armies ex
cept grenadiers of the Old Guard and the
sappers and miners Of each regiment.
War and glory have been costly thing,
to France Between iT92 and 1873 abe
sacrificed one-half Of the 100000 soldiers
whom she sent to fight her battles. Wa
has cost her In this century not far from
5000, 900 liveA
Seventeen private soldiers Of the French
army In Bonapsrte's time by their bravery
and talents raised themselves to the follow
ing distinguished stations: Two became
kings, two princes, nine dukes, two deld
marshals and two generals.
An improvement In the gun Of DR.. Rich
ard J. Calling IL announced by the inventor
which increases the rapidity Of fire from
Zoo to 1000 shots per minute" The new
cartridge feeding process includes . belt
driven by an electric motor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-04
VALUABLE ceMeNrs.

Cement For Stoves-Mix with water thres
parts hardwood ashes and one part salt to q
stiff paste This will stop cracks In stoves
or stove lids.
Aquarium Cement-Two parts BY weight
Of common pitch and one part gutta percha
melted together In an iron vessel and thor
oughly Incorporated by stirring.
Cement For China-To q thick solution
OF gum arabic add plaster Of paris to form
q sticky paste. Apply with brush to each
edge. and II possible tie together.
For Minerals and Fossils-Pulverize two
ounces OF gum arabic and dissolve II In the
quantity Of water q laundress would use
for the same bulk OF starch. Dissolve hall
an ounce Of fine starch and half an ounce OF
white sugar In the gum solution; cook the
mixture In vessel set In boiling water till
II becomes clear.
Litharge Cement-l.itharge mixed with
glycerin to the consistency OF putty will
stop cracks In iron kettles, mend stone jars,
tighten loose joints of iron and wood, fasten
lamp tops to their standards and Is good e
rub In the seams Of old milk pans II hard
ems In few hours and sperfectly harmless
It will resist acids, heat and cold.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-04
CROWN AND scspTsa.

The king Of wurtsmbsrg. Il n stated, u
the only crowned head that wears the mon
ocle
Queen Margaret Of Italy usually wear
two large pear shaped pearls In her earn
pendent from small diamonds
Nikita ruler Of the Montenegrins, u said
70 drive thrifty bargain with such OF hi'
people m need loans, the Interest being
anywhere from Is TO 90 per cent
The king Of Greece has salary OF 800,
600 and finds Il all little enough when hs
has to foot the bills Of stud OF 200 horses
and to pay the expenses OF bis royal posi
ton.
Ex.Empress Eugenis's villa 1t Cap Mar
tin will be very picturesque structure, q
the interior IL to be superbly decorated, Eu
genie proposing TO hang the principal sit
ting rooms with Gobelin tapestry.
The Princess Of Wales has never sen
Rome, and a. she has great desire to visit
the Eternal City the present yachting tour
of the prince and princess through the Med
iterranean has been 10 arranged that tn
desire Of the princes may b gratihed.
NJ. Lanin, the Russian writer, describes
the car a. the embodiment OF Trollope'I
hero, Lord Chiltern, ~ dull, hercs man
who meant we'll, but had imperfect oontro
and could not help, wien strongly moved
rushing at bis object like bull" Heno'
the cars nickname, 1.-THE Bull"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-04
MARRIED.

In Oxfort, March %, Mr.. winfield Cannon
and Miss Nellie Blake, both Of Oxford.
In Hebron. March IS. by Rev. ID. A. Cannon
Mr.. George w. Packard and Mise Hattie r.
Saunders. both Of Hebron.
In Andoysr, March -, by Rev. y. ". NorcrOss
Mr.. u. L. Meicher and Misc Maude Merrill. both
Of Andover.
n. Ko.e, Mr. Henry A. wing OF Levi, ton, and
Mics Gra~e Gilbert Of Bryants Pond.
In Gilead, Marvh Is. by Rev, Henry Farrar.
Mr.. Elmer L. Newell and Miss Lila d. Bennett,
10th Of Gilead.
In West Paris. March ~. by Rev. v. w. Smell,
Mr.. Geo. X. smell and Mrs.. Clara Allen. both Of
Auburn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-04
DIED..

In Andoysr. March Is. Mrs. Barker Abbot.
in Ilumfori. March %. Mrs. Nancy Churchill
In Bs,hel, March 30. Mr.. Francis c. Bean. aset
n Year, and months.
In Dixneh, March ~, Mrs.. william Putnam
In Paris. March 81. Mary A.. wife Of LewiI
In Cornish, Jan. %, Harry Lsonslla, son Of
John and Clara Durgu, formerly Of Hiram
aged year and 10 months.
In Norway. March s.. Sarah r., widow oi
Jsmes CrUrkett, aged IS years and IS days.
In Giiead. March q. Elizabeth E.. wife OF
Ly.asdsr Ordway. aged u ysars. smonths and
ios.ssiy o. Bssfhsid. aged u year, AID I
IN south Rsnford. March .. Nn. Nancy
Churchill, aged - year,. -
In South Paris, narrh 10, rlorence n. Libby,
aged u year,. 9 months and Z days.
In Wet sunner. March -. James A. Chad.
bsrne. aged - years and 70 moaths.
II ksdover. March .. hrs. Thonas r. Al
IN Hartford. March y. Np. Phsbs wsrsn.
aged about - years.
ID Pars. nsryk 3. Mn. G. Lawrnos.
in DRYDEN. Moi. Jen-, iso. Mn. Nsliis. VIII
81 JeslaA Proctor, sgsd q YEAR.
~. Ssrss1iJ q Wsisrisrd. scsd : yssrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-04
AN OPEN LETTER
To rmE HORSE BREEDERS AND srOcx-
MEN or MAINE.

Gsatiemen:-Thet time Il drawing near
when we must decide what shall be done
In the way Of IN exhibition Of the horses
and cattle at the Worlds Columbian
Exhibition at Chicago the present year,
and IL Ia for the interest of every horse
man directly, aud every property holder
Indirectly In the state, that Maine shall
be represented by large number Of our
choicest horses and colts, as well as by
neat stock at this world renowned exhi-
billion.
That we may have az good horses as
are produced In the wide world, goes
without saying. That we have the
best horses, all things considered Is equal
ly true. Aud, II our breeders wish to
show to the world that We do possess
such stock-if they wish to advertise
this fact 10 the nations OF the earth Ia
more effective manner than can possibly
De done with rivers Of printers Ink, or
any other source posslble-they should
exhibit the best living specimens Of their
stock. You may, II you please, write
thousands OF letters; you may print aud
send out millions Of circulars, setting
forth In the most fowery language, the
superiority aud excellence OF your stock,
but the effect will not be the thou ,andth
part as effective as Il will be to show the
truly meritorlous animals themselves.
The breeding, rearing and training OF
even the very best OF our domestic anil.
mails will not prove success financially,
unless we can have market for them,
hence the great Importance for those
men who breed the best, to show
their stock In comparison with others
where there IL eorid ride competition,
and vast crowds of interested witnesses.
I spe lk from experience.
Had not, at quite large expense,
exhibited my stock at Philadelphia,
where Il came In competition with the
best Of It's kind on the American conti-
nent, Il would have been practically un-
known. and like the diamond In the hld-
den mine, unapprecisted. To the fact
Of having the best OF the kind, and COM
petlng against the best successfully at
Philadelphia and the great shows OF the
nation, owe my financial success a. q
breeder. And the direct result of my
stock at the above shows, was market
for more than one million Of dollars
worth OF stock from our Maine herds,
and q reputation more than national.
There Il golden opportunity Ia every
successful breeders life, and Il really
seems To mo that with the hundreds OF
thousands Of wealthy men who will
Walt this exhibition, which Il the won
der OF the nineteenth century, men from
the other side Of the Atlantic, who have
gold TO pay for the best Of what they
desire; men whose love for = horse Il
far above that Of any and all domestic
animals ; Il really seems TO inc that this 70
the golden opportunity ''for the breeders
Of Maine 70 grasp.
Gentlemen, lose no time now, but
either como and 20 me, or write at once,
~ We arc obliged to secure space for eli
Of our exhlbits soon.
HALL c. BuRLEiGH,
Prvstieut Board Of Worlds Fair Man.
sgsrs Of Maine, and chairman Of the
committee on Agriculture and Lave
Stock.
vasaalboro, March 18th. 1898.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-04
epIcUReAN MoRseLs.

snails called escargots are in France con
tdered a dainty.
Yellow Canadian mush Ii gastronomit
lad since eminent doctors recommend II.
Young women who prize their complexion
know the danger Of eating buckwheat cakes
a Frenchman has written a volume Cd
800 pages to show that oysters rest the
brain.
banana pudding with sauce Of cream !,
hch enough to make one n temporary mil
lionairs.
In serving cooked meat In any new form
of rechauffe Il should be merely made hot,
not recooked until all the goodness In gone
out Of It.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-04
FLOWER AND TREE.

A single mahogany tree In Honduras wa,
recently cut into boards, which when sold
realized over $4,000
II Is said that the parent tree OF all the
weeping willows In this country was grown
from slip sent over from England to
friend by Alexander Pope.
In Switzerland very stringent laws exist
for the protection Of fruit trees from insects
and other pests. No tree owner IL allowed
10 treat his trees ~ he chooses, but q strict
watch Is kept over both amateur and pro
fessional horticulturists.
The mignonette may he trained into
tree shaped plant by tying up to stake
and pinching of the side branches until
about foot high. Thus trained II becomes
. desirable house plant, filling the room
with it, peculiar fragrance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
JOHN y. STANLEY, REGISTER.

ASDovER.
J. u. Phlibrick &c al to J. W. Perkins, .
CANTON.
A. y. Russell TO II. A. Holt, II
q. d. staples ct al TO o. A. Mcfadden,
DfxFIELD.
NJ. A. Weld to A. Holman,
A. Holman TO N. A. Weld,
HEBRON.
c. D.. Packard to q. w. Packard, Ion
MEXICO.
q. W. Ridlon TO l.. W. Cole. IA
NORWAY.
W. II. Robinson TO r. y. Townsend, :.
Il. ". Townsend 20 D.. q. Gilbert, 70
q. n. bradbury ct al ~ l.. T. BOnney,
PARIS.
v. r. Greene 30 NJ. A. Greene, 30
y. J. Wool To SHOWS Pals Electric d MFG.
Company,
q. W. washburn 10 l.. l.. ayhew, Co
A. w'nslow 20 A. y. Jackson, tS
y. jacobs 10 Y. j. Foster, 81
PERU.
N. Hall to l.. v. Phinney. 20
RUnroRD.
y. Howe 10 T. Doyle, 10
y. Howe to y. X. Morrison, 81
WATERFRONT.
VIM. Plummer 10 NJ. Plummer,
]. Pingree 10 y. j. brown, IL!
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-04
FAREWELL TO THE LEGISLATIVE.
IT ENDED ITS LAwMAkING WEDNESDAY
AND WENT HONE.

The Maine legislature, after several at
tempts to set an earlier date. succeeded,
BY holding an evening session, In adj
jouruing Wednesday night. All the im-
portant matters before the great aud
general court were disposed Of In some
way, even II Ii had to be done by the let
tlng-down-easy process OF preferred to
the next legislature"
IL will be remembered that during the
first Of the session Governor Cleaves put
something Of check upon private legis-
lation by vetoing the charter OF the Au-
burn and Mechanic Falls Railroad. Last
Monday he sent message to the legisla-
ture again calling attention 10 the grow
Ing tendency toward excessive private
legislation, and recommending the FORM
alton Of commission to Investigate the
general subject OF private and special
legislation, To ascertain what subjects
can properly be provided for by general
laws and to report to the next legisla-
ture. Such action, the governor thinks,
might shorten future sessions Of the
legislature aud reduce the expense Of
them several thousand dollars. The
governors suggestion met with consid-
cradle approval, but the legislature ad-
journed without taking any action upon
IL.
A bill was passed which makes some
change In the manner Of marking the
Australian ballot.
The Cover druggist bill, a. amended,
being combination Of the features Of
several different measures which have
been presented To this legislature, re
ceived It's quietus In the house Tuesday.
Nc sempsr.
The railroad committee reported adj
versely number Of charters on the
ground that the corporations can organ
lac under the general law. Among these
bills sre those to Incorporate the Nor
way, Waterford aud Harrison, and Cor
ham, wiudham and westbrook roads.
The most important thing done the
last day Of the session WAS to defeat the
resolve providing for the submission to
the people of q constitutional amend
public moneys for sectariAn or ecclesias-
teal purposes. The bill passed by q
large majority In the house, but WAS de
feated In the senate.
TIE chaplain Of the house WAS pre-
sented With q gold watch before adj
journment, and several other minor pre-
sentations were made.
Governor Cleaves has signed ls5 acts
aud iO6 resolves. Two years ago the
acta numbered tst and resolves 40.
TIE appropriation bill shows total
for lsa3 Of es0a, 2t6.t7, and for 1894
81 Az, t59.57.
The Democrat Will soon present
lts readers With q supplement- contain
Ing the public laws passed by this legis-
lature. 10 viii not be hilariously hui
morous literature. but win b worth
perusal, and ought to receive careful at
Iention from every citizen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-04

A sad case Of poisoning occurred 1t
Haliowell ledge In the Italian settlement
Sunday, whereby Ricardo Gonzales in-
nocently caused the death Of his two
children, Elvis, aged two years, and
PLAN, aged four years, BY administering
10 them, early Sunday morning, tea
spoonful each Of oil OF chenopodium a.
medicine not knowing its effects. Amer
the children were dead, the father BE-
came temporarily insans and attempted
suicide, but failed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-04

sheriff nm, Of Aniroscoggin County,
with fourteen special deputies and aids
searched about fifteen places, drug
storss and others In Ls~is suspected
Of ssllipg liquors Tuesday. The police
seelug what was up vent Into nve places.
The raid Mas Q complete surprise, and
most VI the searches resulted 10 nnding
quantities % liquor, making IN sggre.
rate estimated q fosr TO Ave thousand
dollars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-04

One OF the little wallis at the Good
VIII Farm In Fairfield, Il sure Of col
lego education. Monday afternoon the
senior class at Bowdoin held q meeting
at which lt Was voted I. educate q little
lJ-year-old boy who IL there now. Last
Sunday, Rev. q. w. Hlnckley, the
founder Of the farm, addressed the
students Of Bowdoln ln the chapel. lie
read competition from the bright lit
tie fellow, who Il going TO Bowdoin
some day, In which the deslre for col
legc educstion 10 expressed. Mr.. Hlnck-
ley suggested that the senior class at
Bosdoin educate him. The result Of
the suggestion Il told above.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-04
HERE AND THERE.

OH. yes. IL Il easy enough to run a
paper aud always do the thing which Is
lust right: but there may be situations
which YOU dream not OF. Dor instah =,
An advertising contract recently receiy-
ed by the Democrat from reputabls
and reliable agency. The advertisement,
which Il a small Que, Il sent for inser.
ton sproyiied 10 u acceptable To you,
and the price offered Il 80 PER ceht dboce
.cAa,laIe rates. The wording OF the adj
yertisement l. such that q man experience
ed In the WAYS of the wicked world
thinks he can read something little
crooked between the lines, though 10
the uusophisticated eve IL seems limo
cent enough: aud indeed, before age and
sad experience had streaked the editori-
al head with gray, the Democrat did on
one occasion publish such an advertise
ment for six months without u suspicion
of anything out Of the ~ay. Now what
would YOU dor You need the money
of course you do; your advertising u
little short, and YOU can use u just as
well "a not and not one In four OF your
readers will ever suspect that there Is
ANYTHING wrong about It'll indeed
there l.. Other respectable papers pub
lish lust such advertisements, and Why
not YOU. Lawyers are not by any
means the only class Who are tempted
Ia co things little questionable Tor the
sake Of gain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-04
ANGLE COPIES.

single copis. % the Democrat are Tour esS ns
n. nublisber- or Tor the convenience Of pAsrvp-
.tn.Se eop,e- Of Of earh Issue have been plAcei on
~ "A the following place. In the County:
SsIth Pnris. Gerry's Drug store.
shurtlers Drug store.
N.rvay Noyes' Drug store.
BuskhsL, E.f. Atw.vd, ro~,mA.
Dtxnehi. Frank ;. hArow. rossmssss.
fryeburT. Al. Lsviss insu's"'e
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-04
.This is Interesting.

Get Us NEW subscriber for one year.
Put fifty cents In your own pocket to
pay for your trouble.
Send rs the dollar remaining with the
coupon below and the Democrat will be
sent to the new subscriber whose name
you send.
This Is given for NEW subscribers
only, not for renewals nor transfers.
The transfer Of subscription from one
persou to another 10 not NEW sub
scription, It makes our list no longer.
The purpose Of the coupon Is to pay
you for putting new name on our list
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-04

OXFORD, ~ ,-Ats Court OF Probate held q
fori. on the third Tuesday of March, A. ID. ls1
ON the petition Of bertha NJ. stevens of sweden
praying TOR the appointment Of J. Louville Hen
nttt Of Bridgton AZ Administrator Of the estate Of
len. In The ssii County Of OXFORD, deceased
ORDERED, That notice Of the foregoing peti
ton be published for thrre weeks suocesslvely
prior 20 the thiri Tuesday Of April, A. ID
lSa, In the Oxford Democrat printed Ut Paris, In
GEO. "A. WILSON. Judge.
Atus eopy-aa:'fs .ss n =. p.px n.,,...,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-04

THE subscriber hereby gives pablic notes
hat he has beel duly appointed byt The nooor.-
and assumed = the trust OF Adnin''trasor Of sAs
THOMAS n. CRoCKER. late Of Paris,
y saia County. d:ssassd: b. Evi.E bssd = N
isdsbesd 70 The sssass Of aid dsosassd % naIs
Asos 3 :I aS - ~. We !, ave
March q. -. THOMAS 3. CnOcKIR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-04

Various slergymsa ani otheT prominent reel
dent- of Union spTing-, y. Y. are about Ia trJ
an esI.erimsht hearing upon the liquor trsme
Tls.y propose O. secure the exclusive rixht "a
sell lnioN rants In the town, AMI agree that They
went perm one man q, paw Tor sn"thsr
drink will permit NO drunkenness, VIII allow
n. minors In-hle the saloon; will nat -ell =" an y
ma n a fIieni OF relative fOrbti- u "a certain
other person. they will not s.ll AZ all; will not
sell more than one gls-- % Que in'iiy hiuai. eN
sept ON physislsn's order. AMI the entirc pTont'
viii lie turDei over o. the town, IA rei1ce taxa
tiOn.
After they get all they want Of that
scheme, suppose they try the experiment
Of securing the exclusive right tn sell
liquor, aud then refuse to sell To any
body. Wouldn't that work betters
President Cleveland has so far made
only one appointment that IL specially
Objectionable, aud that Il the appoint
ment Of Ex-Secretsry Bayard as ambas-
sador To Great Britain. When Bsysrd
was secretary Of state, he showed az lit
tie true Americanism, and made such a
generally dishwatery administration Of
the state department, that all who like a
healthy. vigorous American policy are
sorry to see him In any position con.
nected with that department-leasto OF all
"a minister to England.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-04

Considering the semi-ofiicial announce
ment Of President Cleveland that news
paper men will not bc In favor with this
administration, the comparatively small
number of Democratic e'iitors la Maine
are faiing well at this early day. Edit
or Moore Of the Arson Advocate gets q
post Office. aud Editor Pendleton Of the
Belfast Age get. the consulshiP at
Pictou, NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-04

THE :ubseriber hereby five: public no.ie.
able Judge Of Probate for The County Of Oxford
and assumed the trust Of Administrator OF TIKI
WILLAMETTE J. MORSE. late Of Albany,
In said County, deoeased. BY giving bond ~ the
law directs; no therefore requests al persons
indebted 70 The estate Of said deceased 70 make
demands thereon 20 exhibit the same 70
March q. iss. kN0CH ". WOODBURY..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-04

TERMS AIN . year 70 paid strictly In advance.
Oshsruiss eau year. single copies cents.
ApyxrrnENKxrss- An ieeal advertisements are
sfven shrpe consecutive Insertions tor eiso yer
Inch In length Of column. special consrn1ss
nssis Win lOcal. transient and yearly s'vssuS
jos PHNriNo New type. fAss presses. secam
combine " make this department. OF our ooss-
nsss complsse and popular.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-04

ALDEN v. BURGESS, Late Of Peru,
In said County. deceased. by giving bond a. the
law directs; he therefore requests all persons
immediate payment, and those who have any do
mands thereon 20 exhibit the same 70
March 81. iso. HOLLIS TURNER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-04-04

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