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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
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Annie Pixlsy's new play "Ihs Stormy
Petrol" was tried in Providence
Aibsni, the great soprano took her stage
name from her native city. Albany.
Thomas W. Kssne has played the TITLE
role Of Orchard III" over loo times.
n d rumorsd that . new $4,000 opsrs
house Il 10 BE- built shortly In jersey City
Ernst Won wildenbruek's nsw play, "Mas
ter Balser." produced In Berlin, II fall
ure.
Several Chopin MSS. have recently come
TO light and Will shortly b publishsd IN
81. Petersburg. r
Mr.. Charles II. Hoyt has been elected u
represent his native town In the New
Hampshire Legislature
Mr.. Lawrence Irving. son Of Mr.. Henri
Irving, 10 collaborating with Mr.. Seymour
Hicks on new drama for bis father
Henry Irving says be never had any In
tention Of putting Sir Edwin Arnold's Jap
anese play on the stage Of his Lyceum.
Henry Dixey has begun rehearsals on BIZ
new" play, which II Gunter's "Polly Md
pies sWitcneu inSo mt Ae' W
cago."
"My oficial Wife" was produced Ia
Utica recently with Mr.. and Mrs.. Robert
Cutting. Jr., - the starr The piecs wa
we'll received.
It seems that "My officisl Wife," ID
which Minnie Seligmsn 10 starring, u
unlike most plays. at least In one respect
Those who saw the first performance agreet
that Il did not need cutting"
Il Ia said in London that eft Il Just pos
sible, when Mr.. DAILY opens his new Lon
don theater In May next, he may encounter
strong opposition from another American
comedy company headed by John Drew
Augustir Dsly. after q lengthy lega
fight, has finally beaten William a. Brad!
for infringing upon his copyright by "bor
rowing" the railroad scene from "Unde
the Gaslight" and putting 1t In "Aftel
| Dark
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03

Either from lack Of skill or lack OF
strength the Advertiser makes slow
progress In downing the Democrat. II
Ia n pleasing fact to contemplate that
the Democrat doesn't down worth q
cent. Covert guerilla warfare Isn't the
highest style Of warfare. Popping
away with little air guns from some
safe retreat has its attractions for some
natures. Il amuses them and II does no
particular damage. o, no, Mr.. Editor,
none of US feel insulted at that little
pun Of air aud smoke. Il simply shows
ON What low plane that Individual mind
r. run. We never feel nervous nor IT.
ritable when an owl boots down In the
bog. II IL only an owl any way aud Il
has voice Of lts own and ID all the
voice It has.
What an active interest 10 the welfare
Of the county 10 developing among those
fellows over In the butt end Of the coun-
ty! II the most central position and the
most easily reached by the citizens OF
the county asa whole were Bug Point
would they shout for South Paris or
Dug Polntf We rather think II 10 not 90
unselflsh motive that 10 moving their
bowels just now. II South Paris can't
have lt they would no doubt prefer 70
worry along and suffer little longer
with thugs ~ and where they are.
in. IRISH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
Total, Alfalfa

L.. $1,000. 90 49,. l..,I...I anil "A RIM
-, - 80, a.. con-, ,o,.s
-. oo.s. ,,u ,,,,sr.. hou.e eli,
-. - o,',t,,,,,n,, n.,,,.d sh,ny.
49, ", -. -, w. a., ,n., ,h,.
'''' a.' - - a.. tic. T.,
'Ss. 49,. 49, y, ~. oo,r,
-. .. -. .,,,.. ,.,,, ..,
:, -. ,,,o,,,o,, IN. county NJ.
az ~ So, o",.,d. ,,n.v do,hls
-, a.. $50, 49, .na co,,,v
Nm. ,,., !, ,,o,,,a., TOO
'".e o Nj, -, o..
p,a' - '', - ,s., =, ,so, I,or
y -. ,o L. 80. e.. A. %
XIV 'ou ' n ., sea- :, ,u.,,,,ss
' ;" .'u ~. as y, -, a,oa .nd h.a nm.
~ =, LII, T., ~. coz, q, .rec,,n,
~. ,r,n,,s ch,mnsys or,,sred nv the Jail
Co,s,,,,..,o.ar. 90 a.. Stat. ,hrou,h
-, ,,a..n,,a......r.a aud tho ,,r,ny
=, -, 80 a.. ..,,,,.
80 s. - a.. - - ~,
-, ~" 'o" ~ ~ -, IL. az
"",a =.
".'ee -, wy y" ,o ,.'..psa.s,...,..,
So, W.Isa.n,sa,,. oo,an.d ,h.r.,,
80 -. ,,..,..,,.., &C. Ia, 90 Al,
49,. ~ -, =. o.. ,o,, o,ho, oc.,n,n,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
INyINlIATION vs. EACT.

awhile there Just step into Col. Au.tin's once
anil ash him to bring forward the vouchers Tor
money expendetin repairing these buildings Tor
the past ten years.
The genial Colonel has all the vouchers care
fully ile.i away and he viii show them To you.
Consider that awhile AMI then 90 over the
buildings again and look nc their present ccndi.
ton AMI see that you have male no mistake IN
the amount Of money that has been expended on
them In the past ten years: he sure thai you srs
Oxford County Advertiser.
This invitation seems so urgent that
We could not resist the temptation to ac-
cept Il. We found that the entire cost
Of repairs, since the enactment OF the
law requiring the County Treasurer and
County Commissioners to publish de-
tailed statement Of the financial standing
of the county, has been as follows:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
"II MEANS IAxeS."

by FAR the most important question
which will sgitate the incoming legisla-
tare Ia the question Of taxation. This l.
especially true "a regards the farmers.
They are already sroanlng under the
burden Of taxation aud should have re-
lief. Oxford County l. farming dis
trict. Why then increase this burden
unnecessarily by asking them to erect
new county buildings In any place, when
the present ones, without any Increase
In their tax, can be placed In comforta-
ble repair; Indeed our present county
buildings are already In better repair
than the msJority Of farm buildings
throughout this county.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
HORSE THIEVES CAPTURED At LAST.

The old maxim, .Murder will out,
Was Illustrated by the capture Of two
! horse thieves, John W. Davis and Chas.
y. Cook, In Lynn and Pittsfleld, Mass,
on Tuesday and Wednesday Of last week,
and the subsequent Judgment Of them In
Paris jail, where they are now held
awaiting trial.
Il will he remembered that two teams
were stolen from Theodore Thayer OF
South Paris, on the 18th day Of last July,
and that Mr.. Thayer and State Detective
Bassett traced them as Ear rs Dover, N.
H., where all trace Of them was lost and
few days later the search Of them was
given up. Mr.. Thayer had given up all
hopes Of ever getting his property and
had charged the same to loss.
IL seems that the teams were taken to
Peabody, Mass, and the horses were
turned out In u back pasture, where
they remained about two months. They
were then taken from the pasture, and
one Of them was sold by Cook to Mr..
Murphy In Lynn. The other team WAS
retained by Davis.
No trace of either teams or men was
found until about two weeks ago, when
Mr.. Thayer received word from VIII
Cole, who Il working in Chelsea, that he
had seen one Of the horses on the street,
going toward Lynn.
Being encouraged by this Information
Mr.. Thayer went to Lynn last Tuesday,
arriving there early In the afternoon.
Mr.. Thayer Immediately went to police
headquarters and stated his case, but got
no encouragement from the officers that
he would hnd his teams, although they
kindly offered him any assistance In their
power.
Mr.. Thayer then left their Office and
started out In search Of friend. He
had not gone far before he saw one Of
hls teams coming down the street, driv-
en- by Davis. Thayer rushed back to
police headquarters and reported the
same, and In a few moments they had
both team and thief In their possession.
They then started out to look for other
parties who had been seen with Davis,
but had proceeded only short distance
when Mr.. Thayer saw his other team,
driven by Mr.. Murphy who had pur-
chased Il from Cook. The team was ut
once identified beyond doubt.
This WAS pretty good days work for
Mr.. Thayer and he rested from bis labors
until Wednesday.
In the meantime, or on Tuesday night,
Mr.. Thayer telegrsphed 10 South Paris
for Mr.. Bassett, who had formerly been
employed In thu case. Mr.. Bsssett pro-
cured the necessary papers and started
for Massachusetts, Wednesday morning.
Wednesday Mr.. Thsyef made search for
Cook, and located him at Pittsneld,
where he WAS at once arrested and taken
TO Lynn. These men coufessed the
crime and were brought 70 South Paris
on Friday By Mr.. Bassett. They waived
Q hearing at the Norway Municipal
Court, and were taken TO Paris jAil.
Thus rsads . peculiar chsptsr In The
history Of crime.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
SNAP SHOTS.

A Berlin chemist claims to have dlscov.
cred the art OF reproducing colors true to
nature with the camera.
Outings Photographic writer says, "In
at least Is per cent. OF landscape negatives
the sky occupies or should occupy about
lwO-thirls II the space"
II tho amateur will rise early-say about
ESQ or o'clock-and get on top Of soms
high roof or hill, when the clouds are
black and wind driven, he may secure
some fine cloud negatives.
Lieutenant Peary brought hack from
Greenland with him an exceptionally fine
lot Of photographs, from which he Is hav-
Ing lantern slides made to illustrate his
report at the next meeting OF the Academy
Of Natural Sciences.
The following Is given as reliable In.
tensifying formula; No. lilo ounces OF
water. 60 grains bichlorideof mercury; No.
2-iO ounces OF water, i15 grains iolide Of
potash. For use pour No. 2 into No. I, and
continue pouring until the mixture Is
clear. Immerse the plates until the de
sired effect Is obtained; then wash thor
ougLly and fix with hypo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
DAILY ksNNsREc IouRNAL

VIII be sent to subscribers from jan
uary LIST, to the close OF the legislative
session for el.50. The journal IL the
only paper giving continuous and COM
plete stenogrsphic reports Of the work
OF the session and should be In every In.
tellIgent home In the state. Besides its
State House features, It will continue
the magnificent telegraphlc news service
that has made Il one Of the foremost
morning dailies east OF Boston. The
matters that will come before the legis-
lature the coming winter bid fair to be
exceedingly important and widcawake
citizens everywhere will be interested In
keeping personal run Of them.
Those who feel they cannot aff6rd TO
take the daily will fnd the Weekly
Kennebee Journal an excellent substl-
tute. Il u offered this year at q price
easily within reach Of ali. Only IS cents
from now I'LL the close Of the legislative
session.
BrKLrrou & Flint, Publlshers,
Augusta, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
STATE OF MAINE.

ONf01n. ts.-Court Of In.ol'ency. Ih'ri
w,sslss;ssi.I q ec o. ,,s 10 ne . %sa,,
Trh bsrsLy orlere,i. That notice he given 80
i all persois interested In the settlement ot lhe
nceoun1 ef q. ". wouneli. assignee OF the
above eamsd In solvent Deltor-by causing acopy
o. this sNier % lie published thrs wesn. , .nsss,
printed n Pari.. I'm sail County, that they NAY
sppcas 4 Court Of Insolvency :. re bell ~ 'n ~
IrObats Court Room on the 81 We'ine-a
Jan: ne1t. Ct nine O'Clock In the fofrnea. ~.
lie heeni thswon, AMI Object ~ they see eaa'e'
t;EOIIIE A.wII.sON. Judge
Of In.oj,eney Court, ONfori .oung
"A tn eooy-atte.t III. T.. DAVIS, iesi'ssr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03

no nm HouoaAszz. fm cQsnf o ooUSS.
ConnissIorEns von rrs ceUsrS ~ W
Your pss,sionsrs ve.ld rsspsstfsny EsP,ss;Ssess
hat ths prsssns oonditio. o. ccs o0s. u. -
iprs y cufh - - require - sxpe
ARG sumo Of noosy 70 naks -"
Tsss cur County rsreris, lpeIadisg 49, q
TIA Reristry Of Deeds, Probaet One: 81 ~.
q Sus S sss Scsriy II dssssr sssrsces Issssb
ThaS We have no suitable Seeo ID vhsea "
Thst our ian has been CONDENSED ~ N Ss'
Commisaioners Of the etate.
maj the prescnt location Of ne peihng
repders them ineUnveaisnt Of arcess ~ sne grss'
majority Of the citissns OF The County'
That & would be unwiae 70 expend Az noss
money on the buildings ~ - presens Ioc1ss,' a.
That the present hnantiai Coalition OF -
County variants the erection OF new. safe. oon'
modious and Convenient buitiings, at . modsr'
ate and reasonable c0st.
wherefore. your. petitioneT. eiussns OF ~ ~
ford County, would Respectfully AL TOUT n ~.
ore. alter due consideration, % deciue upon ":
erestion Of new County buildings. % cone poaS.'
In the town Ut Paris, near 70 and easily $1,000,
bic from the railroad station IN touth Pane VI
lage. and give notice OF your Intentions and "
place where you proposs 70 locate s.id puiaiss.
County, 20 the end that the voters OF each town
can pass upon the samc 1t their nexs annual
A. n. ANDREws, q ala.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
4 Blddeford dispatch says:

10 has been discovered that John n. Pare. one
!. usaSslsel 10 sspSs in shs lssi.ia.aSs' Sesss.s
his naturalization papers were procured only
two years ago, AMI the state constitution pro-
yhles that NO person shall lie q member OF the
house Of representatives unless he shall have
been i've years citizen OF the unitet states.
Mr.. Pare went through the naturalization prue-
ess seventeen years ago and has voted ever
since until lscc,, when the supreme court nullifiesi
the naturalization acts Of the Bki,leforl munici.
papers. The candidate who receiSed the next
highest number Of votes tor representative In
the september election was kinneth W. suther.
land. q Republican.
That IL case In which to carry out
the technical construction Of the law as
suggested In the dispatch would work
such manifest Injustice that II Is to be
hoped some way out Of the difficulty
may be found.
a later dispatch announces that
Mr.. Sutherland says he will not take
advantage Of the technicality nor con-
test the seat. Good for Mr.. Sutherland!
The Republicans don't have anything
to do with the building Of Clevelabd's
cabinet; nevertheless, the suggestion
of Hon. l.. j. Phelps as secretary Of
state Il acceptable to them, and they do
not hesitate TO say so. His admistration
Of the affairs of the department OF state
would be refreshing change from the
Baysrdism Of the former Cleveland ad-
mlnlstration.
Lieut.. Peary likes the frozen North 40
well that he Il going again next sum-
mer. On his former trip his objective
point WAS the north coast Of Greenland:
this time he has his eye on the north
pole.
IL IL reported thst the electricians are
discovering that the great number of
earth currents used In many places are
playing havoc under the surface Of this
globe Of ours. The electrical business
hasn't all been learned yet.
Gen. Snowden Of the Pennsylyaula
militia seems to think that the stringlng
up by the thumbs Of Private iams Was q
necessary incident In the prevention OF
general disturbance a. the result OF the
Homestead troubles. The country geu-
orally seems to agree that Isms should
have been drummed out OF the service
In disgrace; but striugtng him up by the
thumbs looks little rank.
Publishers receive = great many
''cheeky" proportions for advertising;
but about the cheeklest on record u q
reading notice from the secretary Of .
"Heaith Resort Society" In the South
vest. The secretary writes that 40
the society 10 not incorporating In
stltutiou, but exists solely for the bene-
nc Of the afflicted, would the editor Be
20 KIDD % 10 give the enclosed . place
In his columnss The notice, Il 10 need
less 20 cay, 10 devoted 70 "boomlng" .
certain section ~ = health resort. To
cap the climax Of chssklness, both rod
Ing notice and letter arc duplicate cop
lss Of blind andwriting, 90 that they
are aluost unreliable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
BE HONEST"

We are really under obligations tc
the Advertiser for "letting down thu
bars" by charging that "the Utilities
employ certain men to write letters fol
the Democrat from different localities
'''' but they entirely misrepresen,
public sentiment, aud are written fol
'bunkham'; " because we interpret IL n
an invitation to "walk In"
Now we propose to show that instead
Of the Democrat IL is the Advertiser thai
IL favoring Its readers with the produc'
lions Of "employ" letter-writers. We
have evidence that IL was the original
plan Of campaign Of the sgitators to
have letters written "from different
localities" for the Advertiser, and We
know who at least one Of their employees
Was. lie went to Dlxfield and consult.
ed with several Of the leading citizens
and they told him that the sentiment
there Was against the removal. lie
wrote letter to the Advertiser repre-
seuting that it WAS written by . citizen
Of Dlxfield, and that the people Of Dix
field were In favor Of the removal. lie
has since written other letters from
other localities. The Democrat "allss-
ed" him until, either from lack Of
moral courage, or by the advice Of his
employers, he put no town at the head
Of his communications and signed no
name, and still these headless and tall
less letters would contain such phrases
a., 1.-THE people Of our section" and on
ly the Lord, the Advertiser and the
committee knows what section they
came from. These letters are publlsh-
Cd BY the same Advertiser that 10 charg-
Ing come Of tho best men In the county
with selling their honor and standing to
write letters that ''entirely nlsreprssent
public sentiment" the same Advertiser
that b calling upon the Democrat 10 "bs
hoasss."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
READY FOR BUSINESS.

That much talked about Jail has had
at least one OF Its rooms put In thorough
repair the past week. The south upper
cell has been ceiled with boiler iron In a
workmsnlike manner by Hannibal Cur
tls Of West Paris at total cost for ma
terial and labor Of one hundred and
forty-tiye dollars and ten cents, and w
venture the prediction that the next
prisoner who escapes from IL won't e
out through the chimney nor ceiling a
the others did.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
NEW ApvERrisEMESrs.

A Valuable Eemesly.
wantesl Agents.
Psrksr's Hair Balssm.
The Cobsumptiye and Feeble.
Manson q. Iarrabee.
Petition for New Lo~ation Of County Baihi
poultry Feed.
liamlin a Bicknell.
stock Tor sale.
Great MARI Down In Ladies' Garments.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03

OXFORD, n,-At Count ~ Probate held at
Paris. wieia AMI for the County Of ONfort, on
the thirl fscs.iay of Dccember, A. ID. lsg!.
Emma " hnisll, admN. on estate of Hiram
A. Randall specisl Administrator on the estate
VI sAMUH WHITE, late 81 DiSneld. In sait
county, ,led)ase,l. having presented the account
Ut aiminiseuion of the Estate VI saii deceased
for allowaopi
ORDERE4 That sail ilmN. give, notice of
nubIi.%.ps sa,i 81 mi. nrIsy ,srse werl any
ces-tvcly ne Oxfori Dcm0rrat, q newspaper
printed at fshs, In sail County, that they may ap
pear (Dbate Count a. H. hohen nc Paris, with.
In AMI foo all County, ON the thlri Tuesday ~
Jan. nextia nine o'clock IN the forenoon. anil
show cau4. ~ any they have. why the same
should noels allowe'i.
GEORGE A. WILSON, Judge.
Atrue cdey-attest :-iI.C. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
STATE OF nAIsx.

COUNTY or OXFORD, 40.
l,OARD or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
December session, lSo3.
Upon the foregoing petition. satisfactnry evil
dence having leen received that the petiti0nerl
are responsible, 10 IL ordered that the County
Commissioners meet at the Court House, In Par,
IL, on Thursday the nineteenth day Of January
rent at ten o'cloek A. ~, where hearing Of the
parties and their Witnesses viii be had. and such
other measures taken In the premises ~ the
Commis sloners shall judge proper. AMI it n
further ordered, that notice Of the time. place
and purpose 1.-THE Commissioner meeting
aforesaif be Given 20 oil persons and corpo
rations Interested. by causing attestei copies Of
ssd petition and Of lhis orier thereon 10 lie pub
lishcd three weess successiveiy IN the Oxford
county Advertiser. q newspaper printed a
AWAY. In said County. and the Oxfori Dem
ocrat, d newspaper printed at Paris, In said
county Of oxford, 10 the end that all persons
aud corporations may then and there appeal
and show cause. n any they have, why thepny
er Of said petitioners should NOS be granted.
Attest: ALBERT 3. AUSTIN, Clerk.
A true copy Of said Petition and Orierof Cour
thereon.
Arrrsr: ALBERT 8. AUSTIN. Clsrk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
HERE AND THERE.

A drummer recommends "a q sure
way to remove obstinate cinders from
the eye, to puff cigar smoke into the eye,
which will irritate Ii excessively, and
cause coplous low Of tears to wash
out the clnder. That Il case In which
IL seems as II the remedy Is worse than
the disease,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
NxssgNGER's NOTICE.
)rric1 % snE snERIrY ~ ohioRp '"'s''
...rr nr MAINE.

OXFORD. =. Dec. 2i.t. A. ID. lss. a,
TIT n n Give Notice, that ON the slsa
Dee. q, ID. 10. a Warrant In Insolvency W. .'',,n
:.s q II, s.,. 70. II AZ s SSos
Mtcksii V,hism y, Mitchell AMI Jane. "
W q nyio.: i"ai y SsS. g. sas ass n
sons W. ~ sSp, N Iyrou, In sali county.
~. .,i ,..s' sS,eA p Ss.isiss va.
died ., the thiri day OF De.emL ~
.: . o which ! H. :. I ss%Su.s si'' rs:i
:sss . s,,l%;; :uy % dss,. saY d. asi,y
~ srs.fsr Of any properly y, sssir ne.
% - dsL.sr. e s,,s sss% cs.ny prspsny ~
thcS - fs,sidden by Law; that sss ~ \. AMI
eru ~ al ssh ieltors, to prove sns ..ss.e viii
d. 60 ar more Assisness o. ,ns y. hcsien at
4 cos q e. is q q s.y 9 q Jan.
81 :;. y a'I ny fssa The date Dirt s0'''
-. OSCAR '. rRAsK. Deputy Deputy, ss ssr Ia
CO. q 6xicrd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
NoN.REsIpENr TAXES

The following list Of taxes on real estate OF
the year lspi. In hills committed % Charles %.
smith, collector Of taxes Of said town. on the
tth day Of August, A. ID. lSl. has been
on ' ne ,s "a ~" day Of ' Aususs. 4. 3: iSs, by
hiscersincats eftiat date and they now remain m.
paid. and notice 10 hereby given that u said taxes.
lntersss and Charge are na paid In 70 the Treas.
o. I'D town .s. ssh ss ninth: sS S
the nal estats tAxeiss 70 sunlcisnt 10 pay the
amount due therefor Including interest," and
shsrEss win without furthsr noeice l,e soh %
public auction q ths sscy " James =.
leo, 10 10 O'Clock An.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
conrrssuoxrss, NOTICE.

The underslgnsd, having been appointed BY
the Hon. Judge q Probats. for ths County q
claims Of creditors agalnss the estate OF Luther
r. lleh. late Of Bethsl In said County. deceased,
ryprsss.:sd inso.ysnt hsrs.y 5iys nosie: tha.
and prove their claims, and they will b In ses-
sion Il Tie following pIacs asd hns Cor he par.
pose Of rscsivinE ths zane, yis., q ths oilcs
IL Hsrf4ck = rSft. n Bssksl. On Monday The
S. s:Y &: 4 ~; ~ a. & y q d. D. m
EESS6wS. asssss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03

The Lewiston Mills arc the first ex-
hlbltors to the Worlds Columbian Ex-
position, TO officially notify the Mann.
iacturrrs' Department that they would
accept the space assigned them among
the cotton exhibits Of the United States.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
Atrus copy-asss.,;-II.G &. DAVIS. Register.

OXfORil No. Count Of Probate held at
Paris, fithin AMI Tor the County of Oxford,
on the elri TUESDAY Oi dec. A. ID. ls!.
Eleanor hitmaB, named EHecutrix In q Ger.
tain Instrsnent purIs,rtlng Ia he the last Will
and Testsnsnt 81 AlINsON ". WHITMAN,
late of weeistosk In said County. deceased.
having prossntei the same for Probate
OkDEREo. That the sahl petitioner give notice
to all persens interested, by causing q copy of
this orier y be published three weeks .ucoes.
sively In q Oxfori Democrat printed at Paris
that they Day appear at Probate Court 81 lie
he'll nj Pons, In sail County, on the Thru
Tuesday n Jan. next, al nine O'Clock In the fore.
noon anil oksw cause II any they have, why the
sal IBstrt&nsnt should Ba lie proved, approved
aud allowcS ~ the last win abi Testament of
said decealpi, anil that sai,l Eleanor whitman
he appointkd kxecutHS.
GEOitGE 4. WILSON, Judge.
A true coft-Attest Ill. T.. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-01-03
REQUIRES NERVE.

Itrequires nerve to stand up before an
intelligent people and argue that the
mileage expenses Of the county will b
decreased by moving the county sest
still farther away from the centre OF
manhattan.