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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-05-30

"Whar'd y git thisy' asked Souri,. her
face white as ashes.
"Dunno. Left wild do niggers at Mr..
Torbut's plantation. rze Mr.. Torbut's
niger"
"Whp tole y ter tote hit hyarT
"Ole nigger what leabe hit"
"what'd he sayr'
"Nuffen." And the boy pointed to
the corner as II that was sufficient ex.
PLANTATION for any one.
Souri, could not read what was written
there. but she knew Mark had been cap
tured. and II was fair to suppose that he
was at or near Chattanooga.
"Waal," she said, "y' niggers hev
passed this ter me; reckon y ken pass
me back; III 20 tn y. Air y hungry
"l'ze rid since ono o'clock dis mawnin.'
"Waal. take yer horse round ter the
barn fur q feed, and then come In hyar."
The darky showed bis white teeth and
did as he was bidden. When he came
In Souri, placed something to cat before
him. and then went IN to inform her
mother Of what had happened.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-05-30
oo.. 10 sehoe, Monday.


A very sensible lady out on Ninth
street delayed sending her small son 70
the public schools until he should bs old
enough to look after himself and haa
been teaching him herself In order that
he might not fall too far behind other
boys Of his age. Yesterday morning
Master Freddy came gravely up to hia
mother for his lesson. After the regular
routine was ended his mother put few
leading questions;
FREDDY. what Il YEAR,
"Three hundred and sixty-hve days.'
"what IL dayr
"Twenty.four hours-snd IN hour Y
90 minutes, and . minute II 90 seconds.
"What Il an instantT
IAN instantY and Master Freddy
knitted his downy brow . brief space
while no thought. "Oh, yes, I know, !
know, mamma An instant u hole In
the ground"
IA hole In the groundr' exclaimed his
mother. totally taken sback. "Why.
how In the world do you make that outr'
"why." declared Master Fred with do
cision, a. hs hurriedly opened his read
or, 'this book says, Johns dog fell down
In an instantr"
Freddy will start to school Monday
Cincinnati Commercial Gaxetts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-05-30
HOUSEHOLD HINTS.

ror bleeding at the nose cold water ap
plIcatious TO the back or . cold piece OF
metal applied to the spine will prove effect.
I've.
70 you have cindsr In Jour eye. the best
plan In TO pull the upper I'D down over the
nhder one. Thls increass the dow Of teaS
and brishen the cinder out with the lashes.
: In fmncs. instead Of using starch ou
Table napkins after they are washed and
dried aud ready TO b iroued, they are dipped
In boiling water and partially wring out
between clothA They ars rapidly ironed
with as hot n nstlrvu - posuabls without
burning them.
i.san womeipsxho desire TO accumulats
plump covering on their bones are advised
10 avoid WORRY. 70 cultivate calmneas, 70
sisep eight hoan every day. TO take mod.
crate sxercIss. 10 eat fattsning foods, such
~ soup, butter. crsani, fst and juicy meats,
elivs Oh and fatnaceous articles and 70
taks warn baths ~ niyhl !,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-05-30
NAMES Big DAY
AT The FAIR.
Dedication Of Her Building at lack.
son Park.
A WELCOME 10 HER SONS
Expressed In Eloquent Words
by Governor cleaves.

The Piss Tree State Receives Glowing
Tribute rrsm Her chief Executive.
Hsr Prosperity and Pleasure Attrss-
tioas Uarivaiisd In Any state Of The
uniea-Hsr Exhibit st The Esir WIN
Reflect Greet Credit Upos Hss seas
and Dsushtsrs
CHICAGO. May 2A-Every one attached
to the Maine Building wore his Sunday
clothes today. This was In honor Of the
dedication Of the building. Visitors came
out to the grounds early. and went at
once to the state building. where they
looked upon everything Of interest.
Governor Ciesves expressed himself -
much pleased with the fair a. far a. he has
been able to ne II. He expected to ses Il
In more hnisbed condition, and thinks
that people who come now and do not In
tend to come again will wish they had
waited until later In the season. He said,
however, that there was no doubt but that
man could get his moneys worth.
At the dedication ceremonies Hon. Hall
c. Burleigh. president Of the Maine boar d
Of Worlds fair managers delivered the
building to Governor Cleaves, represent.
ing the state Of Maine. Governor Cleaves
then rendered the building to the public.
A response was made In behflf Of Maine
born citizens aud the public by Hon. John
n. Jewett Of Chicago. This was followed
by recitation by Miss Georgia Cayvan
and music on the harp by Miss Harriet
A. shaw OF Boston.
Among the visitors
Who enjoyed the ceremonies attendant
upon the dedication were the following;
Governor Henry d. Cleaves, Adjutant
Connor, Brigadier General Winfield 8.
Choate. Colonel Thomas p. Shaw. Colonel
Frederick G. Thayer. Colonel william II.
Folger. Lieutenant Colonel Charles II.
Prescott, Mrs. 4. G. Burlsigh, wife Of the
ex-governor Of Maine; Lieutenant Colonel
Isaac X. Stetson, Lieutenant Colonel viii
lam W. whitmsrsh, Lieutenant Colonel
Gilman p. Lombard, Major Albert @.
Rollins, General q. l.. Bcal. State Treas
urer Hon. L Powers, Hon. !. A. Emery.
n. Fsssenden, secretary Of state; executive
council, Hon. Fred Atwood, T. o. Clark,
q. q. Downes, G. A. Harrington. Waldo
Petten:ill, W. y. Sampson, N. y. King;
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Second Vice President of the Board OF
Lady Managers
"lIer extended line of indented sea coast.
her varied landscape and beautiful scenery,
her pure and health. giving breezes from
the mountains and the sea, are winning
the tide of pleasure travel To our borders.
Her marvellous attractions, her magnih'
cent harbors. her rich and inviting fields
Of c0mmerce. her extended systems OF rail-
roads. her highways Of trade and travel,
and q people strong with confidence, In.
sure continued progrrss: while the com.
mon interests Of great people will work
out the destiny which her facilities and
unsurpassed surroundings forrtell.
"But I need not eulogize Maine's
superior advantages or herald her progress
To the great west. She Joins with the citi.
xens Of every state In the Union, and with
the people of th. civilized world, In com.
menorating the t0Oth anniversary Of the
discovery Of America, by an exhibition OF
her resources, Of her development, Of the
proiucts Of her soil and of tho SEA, Of her
manufactures. her ere,lucational advantages,
mechanical skill aud general advancement.
Her representation at this exposition
VIII speak For Itself
Il reflects the greatest credit upon herpeo-
ple aud marks her advance In the progress
Of industrial wealth and growth.
IL need no syeak Of the loyalty Of her
people To every cause that aids In the AL.
yan,ement Of q better civilization, or OF
their devotion to the institutions and vel.
fare Of this republic. for Il IL known
the Length and breadth of the
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Suggestions For chursAsosrs.


The next time your journey leaves you
stranded in the great and delightful city
Of New ChicorkGdelphia on the Sabbath
day. II you should 60 to the Church OF
st. Indolence-I can recommend II ~
having the slowest singing and the soft.
est pew cushions with o preacher to
match, In the city-you will see the fol.
lowing Suggestions to Worshipers"
Fall or slide In the pew nearest the
aisle. Stay there. Do not sit erect, but
lop. Rest one elbow on the arm Of the
pew and support the side Of the face
with the outspread palm.
"Do not rise during the singing OF the
hymns. The fact that you played tennis
or baseball on Saturday afternoon OF
walked four or FIVE miles around bill.
lizard table Saturday night entities you to
little rest on Sabbath morning.
Extend your legs as far under the
pew as you can without sliding Oh the
seat. Gracefully and politely cover your
mouth with your hand while yawning
during the sermon. II the minister v
looking at you, cover the mouth with
both hands, and ut the close Of the yawn
bring your jaws together with Q cheer
full snap.
AFTER looking at your watch always
turn your head and gaze longingly and
earnestly toward the door.
"Do not move II stranger. accom-.
panied by his wife and daughter. at
tempts to enter your pew. Permit them
to climb over your legs, no matter how
much II may annoy you.
do not annoy strangers who may en-
ter tho church by looking at them or
even glancing In their direction. II they
really want q seat, they will find one
without the intrusive interference Of
other people.
"At the close Of service remark aloud,
but to yourself, that you are hungry -
q shark and set OF for homo ut brisk
trot."-Robert J. Burdette In Sunday
School Times.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-05-30
eNoLANo,s MONEYS GUARDED.

The Bank OF Englsnd's eioors are now
90 fiuely balanced that the clerk, By
pressing knob under hls desk, can
close the outer doors Instantly, and they
cannot be opened again except by spec
ial process. This is done to prevent the
daring and Ingenious unemployed OF the
great metropolis from robblng the
famous Institution. The bullion depart.
mcnts Of this and other great English
banking establishments are nightly sub
merged Ia several feet OF water by the
action OF the machinery. 10 some of
the London banks the bullion depart
mcnts are connected with the managers
sleeping rooms and 90 entrance cannot
be effected without setting on an alarm
near the person's head. II dishonest
official, during day or night, should
take even a. much ~ one from pile Of
1000 soverelgns the whole pile would
Immediately sink and pool OF water
taks its plsce, besides letting every per-
sou IN the sstabllshmeut know Of the
thsft.-AIauchester Guardian. 4
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"WNufu u Vtt Wih Vsheu coufN
"Alaw," she said. "Jakey's TUX"
LA sakssi" exclaimed the mother with
q scream. "Air they goen ter hang
him?"
"Don't know. The sojer's TUX too.
Reckon they'll hang him. sartsn."
"Howd y known
Souri, told her about giving Mark tho
handkerchief and Its return "in dc
cause oh fredum."
"What shall we dor moaned the
mother. rocking In concert with her
feelings.
"I'm goen ter Chat:anoogy ter hnd
out"
They'll hang y. too" whined Mr..
Slack.
Reckon not. mought lind . way
ter git Jakey outen Jail"
an tn sojer tooT
"Mebbe."
"Air y goen jest's y arr
Souri, thought while without reply.
ing. She would 60 with the colored boy
OF course. He could show her the way.
and she might pass for soma relative.
But that would not do. She was white,
and the boy WAS black. Why not dark.
en- her facef The idea was good one.
"Maw," she said. "Im a-goen out ter
lind some berries to make me merlat-
ter" and before her mother could reply
she was of. When she returned the
negro boy had finished his breakfast.
Bhe told him that she would be ready to
20 back with him In half IN hour.
While she was talking " him he fell
asleep. Then she thought II would be
better to let him sleep all day and travel
At night. Time would be lost, but there
would be less liability 10 interruption. 20
The aroused him with difficulty and con-
iucted him to an old sofa, where he at
lace dropped of again into sunderland.
II was about four o'clock In the after.
noon when Souri awakened the boy.
Seeing Q mulatto girl standing by him In
IN old calico dress and q sunbonnet on
her head hs was astouished.
"Who yoT' hs asked.
"Don't y know meY
"Sho nuffr"
Whats yer manner
"Julius."
"What's ysa t'other namsr
"Aint got noneI"
"I'm goen with y & whore y started
rom; then reckon I'll have Yer 20 on
gons."
"Ois man dsr; be tote y furdsr."
"waal. come along. Eat . snack ,
Ihsn well go.
When Julius had eaten his an they
mounted the horse. the girl sitting strad'
died behind him. 6ouri. In common
calico drsss and very large sunbonnsk
looked for all the world Ike . nsgrc
girl. Julius took her over hills tnnu'
msrsbls, and at midnight drew rsln -!
. large plAatsaqo. Tbsrs they boeA O.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-05-30
FAMILY FINANcIeRINo.
..rssy tell me you yort for dollar day. :.
navf"

srhey tell me you WORK for dollar day. :.
How l. d yoa eloshs your siI boys On such
payr
al know 700 win think u concslted and queer,
but doft bscause I'm good anancisr.
.'rhep's Pete, John. Jim and Joe. and william
and Nod
A half dossn boys 70 be clothed up and fed
sAnd buy for them good, plain victuals to eat;
but clothins-I only buy ciothins for Pete.
"wbeu Pese's clothes are too small for hin 10
Ny wife makes 'sm over and Gives 'en to John.
"when for John, who 10 ten. they have grown
out OF date,
She just makes 'em over for Jim. who 10 eight.
.wheu for Jim they become too ragged 10 az.
She Juss makes EN- over for Joe. who 10 six.
sand when little Joseph can wear 'em no more.
She Just makes 'em over for BIN. who 10 four.
sand when for young Bill they no longer viii
She just make. 'em over for Ned. who is two.
$50 you zee. II get enough clothing for Pete
The family is furnished with clothing complete"
"But when Ned has sot through with the cloth.
Ing. and when
lie has thrown !, sside, what do you do with !,
theni"
"why. once more We 70 round the circle com.
And begin 70 use 70 Tor patches for Pete"
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State Or Maine.

nsss -.
upoa The following townships or trscss Of
lAnd pos liable ~ be tAxet In any town, ths fol-
.,ss asssss~sss. g. ne ss.ss =. Of oil -, wsrs
OXFORD COUNTY.
F2IsS,srs Ir,ss Academy Grant. sAirsy-sArss a., a
A: y I. Riley Plantation. one As.dr.a
essss. si's o
Asdevsr North surplus. sixty .avs dollars
and eighty four cents. 0H
Asds,sr wsss surplus, sAirsysir dollars /. =.
c. one hundred farsy -four dollars and
eighty eight cents. la -
sarplas. sixsy-seven dollars and thir' =.
No. 4. r. !. one hundred twenty. nine dol
lar. ssi iours<sa cents. issn
No: 5. r. I. Magslloway. one hundred
sixty nine dollars and two cents. id9 %
No. 4. Il. Q, one hundred eighty two dol
lars aud sixteen cents, I2B
No. S. r. Q, Lincoln Plantation. one hun
arei twsniy'foar dollars and ninety ,...
No. I, II. 8 one huadre, eighty.two dol.
lars anil sixteen csnts. Isl 10
No. 5. r. 2. one hundred seven,y-ose dol
No. 4. u. 4. one hunsiresi forty nine dol
lars and eighteen cents, ls Is
No. :, r. 4. two handred nine dollars and
No. !, Il. 5. one hundred sixteen doliars
and seventy ave cents. iis IS
No. Z, r. :, sishiy.avs dollars and ninety. -,
No 5, r. S south half. sixty.two dollars
AMI sixty seven cents, 63G
No. 5, q 5, north half, nrysix dollars
BaehsLisr'. Grant. twenty 's,en dollars -
Franklin Plantation. forty nine dollars
and any cents. go
GRASS AND TIMBER ON RESERVED
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A'rDs''p'-xs'sSEIr xsSEIr d. PARK. R-r,...r.

OXFORD, - AT Court Of Probate he'll a.
P.ri.' within AMI for the County of oxford on
the thiri Tuesday % May. A, ID. lso;
xa. r,iian IN Nary A, Richards OF Mexico. In
.aii county, praying for lisense 10 eel and con
yey certain real estate belonging To SAIL estate,
AMI described In her petition on nie as the rro-
ospsssp, ThAt .~id Petitioner give notice OF
the .ame ~ all persons Interested thersin, oy
nnhlishIns a COPY OF this orler three weeks sue
ee.-iyely In the oxford Democrat q newspaper
nrtn,e.l a Paris, In sai,l county. that they may
s.ornr as a Probate Court to be hokien ~ fsrts,
Within and for said County, on the thiru Tues
,iay OF June next, "a nine O'clock In he forsnoon.
AMI show cause, II any they have, wny sne
same shouki nos lie xrsnted. -
GEORGE A. WILSON, Judge.
A true copy-atte.s = ,v ,-..
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CHAPTER II.
DR. cAJsE on vRxpuN.


On the morning after Jakey's inter.
view with the colored woman through
the crack In the jailyard fence Sour
Slack was washing dishes by an open
window in tho kitchen, an addition built
Of pine boards to one of the united
houses which formed the Slack dwell
Ing. The sun was shining brightly. and
y morning glory she had trained mp 10
ROW about the window was fresh with
lew. Souri's heart felt unusually light
The air was 90 fresh; tho sun was 90
bright; the morning glory flowers had
,uch q companionable look In them that
Souri, was very happy.
Suddenly there came to her . quick
sinking away from the pleasurable sen.
iation. A sense OF danger rushed In to
lake Its place. Surely something hor.
rible was about to happen.
In moment she heard the clatter Of
horses hoofs coming at gsllop. Look.
Ing up the road, Of which she had
riew from the window. she saw horse
lowered with foam tearing toward her,
with negro boy on his bare back. In
moment the rider was ut the fence and
had reined In his Lorse. Wild with
haste and excitement, seeing Souri, st
The window. he called,
"Am dis Slack's placer
"Yas."
"Whar Souri, Slackr
"Hyar."
"Your
"Yas."
The boy held upa red handkerchief,
and then jumping OF his horse threw
the reins over q picket In the fence, which
he vaulted. and running up to the win.
dow poked the handkerchief Mt her.
Bouri at once recognized the handker.
chief she had given Mark. Sewed on to
= corner she noticed piece Of dirty cot.
cloth on which some one had written
with Den In blotted letters:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-05-30

OXFORD. % ss-At . Court % Proha,s hsld q
para. within and for the County o. OxtoN
On sSc shiri Tuesday Of May. 4: p. lSc.
sn The petition OF rh.ei!h z. kn,,st, Aah.. ~
M frru. IN All County. decssssd. prsyins ics
iic>uss 10 sell and convey certain re.i estsss
bsle.sinr to saii estate sod sescribsd N hss
pesisisn on nls % the proesss once. .....
An sil pSr,ors inssrsstsi. By cassing aa ab:errss
~ - pstition. With this order thereo.s -
pabnshsd three vssks sscossslysi !, ~ ~. ~
lsri p.mecrss. z :sSspsyss ps'sss ps ~ = r,oSss:
cosrs 70 Ss iii e Psa., o ~ third r.ssasy -,
sSs~ es.ss ifssy az lave vhy ~ sass 'Assd
''ss' eEoa0E A. wiLsox. Jsass.
NJ eopy-eeese -
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THE sub-ertber hereby gives public notice
that she has heen duly appointed by the Hon:
Jusige OF Probate for the County OF Oxfor,t and
a s..nmssi the trust of Executrix of the estate OF
FRANCIS l.. wADswOgriI. late Of Chicago,
IN, .
deceased, by giving bond as the Law Ill.
rests: she therefore requests all persons
ip.iehts.l % the estate of -aid decea-et Ia make
imme.liate payment, AMI those who have any
demands thereon to exhibit the sane to
Nav ID. lss8 SARAH f. wADSwORTii.
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A'russ0py-rn.isriStE nsSERr d. PARK. Register.
oyroRp. s.,.A, cosI, ., Q, I.s rrS.r,s; ss held

OXFORD, Sat q Court ot Probate. held At
Paris on the third Tuesday OF May, lSo
N.rx X Rryapt. Guardian OF Euthslis AMI
Thatcher .. Go.tar,i. minor ehihiren snd heir- oi
ELISHA f. GODDARD. late of RuIatort. In said
County, decea-esi. having presented her sccouns
OkpEREp, That the said guardian give notice
to ali persons interested. by causing copy
of mi. orler 10 be published three weeks sue.
ee--iyely In the Oxford Democrat. prtnte.l ~
Pari., that they may appear at q Court OF Fro
hate to lie he'll at Paris, In saii county. ON the
thir,i TUESDAY OF June next. st nine O'clock
in the forenoon. anil show cause. u any they
have, Why the same .heaht ncs es alh,wr,.
A true eopy-st.e-t
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a ''s''p'-XIsEkr ALBERT d. PARK. Register.

oxrORD. "a Al n Court Of Probate he'll ~
fsr,.. within and for the County ef oxford. on
iss third Tus.aay Of May. 4. =: isss, s ...,,,,..
Of the estate Of ALLkN ". sen.ss
prsyins for license ~ cell and convey certain
rrsf estate belonging ~ sAid estate. and descrio
e.i In his petition ON file % the probate once |:
ORpERED, That the said petitiosef give nouc.
sf her petition, with this orier thereon. W %
rubIishrd three weeks suecessively In The OK
ford Democrat. . newspaper printed !.
in said County. that they may appear ~ ~
,iay Of June neat at nine o'ekrk IN We to,o-
noon, and show cause n any they have why "
sams should nos bs Franted. -,
Atrueeopy-sca.e m p.vv u.~..s.r.
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"Fairiop OAK" the Titan Of The Hain.
sult forest, which was uprootsd b. .
great windstorm In the year 1870. W.
100 feet high and % fsst In circumfsr.
snce.
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OXFORD, 80 Al q Count Of Probate hekt al
Paris, within AMI for the County OF ONfort,
ON the thlri TUESDAY Of May, A. II. lsto-
A. v. Alien. Executor on the e.sste
Of LOUIsA n. ALLYN. late Of DiNnehi, In
saii County. deceasesl. having presented his &C
count OF administration Of the estate Of said de-
ceased for allowance:
ORpEREp, That the said Executor give
notice Ia all persons Interested, by causing copy
eessiyely In the Oxford Democrat printed at
Paris, that they NAV appear Na Probate Court
to lie he'll at Paris. In -aid County, ON the thiri
TUESDAY OF June next. h nine O'Clock In the
forenoon, ami show cause, II any they have, wny
the same shouh not be allowed.
GEORGE A. WILSON. Judge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-05-30

In . curious probate oass dscadsd b
1870 ths tsstatos lsft $40 70 The Under
laksf who busisa ~ wilAs
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice
that .he has heen duly appointed by the Honor.
able Judge of Probate Tor the County Of ONfori,
AMI assumed the trust Of AdministIatriN OF fthe
estate Of
NLo>Zo HENSON, late of Dixneh.
In saii County, ,lecea-ei. by giving bond as the
Law direst-; she therefore requests all persons
ipsiebts.i 90 the estate OF sahi deceaset to make
Immediate payment, AMI those who have an
demands thereon to exhibit the same To
Nav ia ls,9 EMMA D. HENSON.
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AMONG THE FARMERS,
"srssD rus PLow."

on practical Agricultural tep,os
u solicissd. Address all oonnunicati0ns In
tended for this department 20 HKNRY ID. HAN
nosD. Agricultural Editor Oxford Democrat.
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May is, isso.

THE subseriber hereby gives public notice
that he has been duly appointed by the iionora.
bile Judge OF Probate Tor the County of Oxford
and assumed the trust Of Executor OF the
estate of
FRANCIS c. BEAN, late Of Bethel.
On saii County, decea-ei. by giving bond as the
law directs: he therefore requests all persons
indebted to the estate Of said deceased to make
Immediate payment, AMI those who have any
demands thereon to exhibit the same IN
Nav II. lsso. ALBERr AUGUSTUS BEAN.
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Build your house and barn convenient
to,each other, bat not 20 one Will burn
The othsr IN case Of ars.
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CHIT TTANO0GA
BRA Mitchell GAss o. q Al

Dcopyright, iss, By American Pres Aasoeia.
tion.1
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THE Subscribers hereby give public notice
that they have been duly appointed by the Honor
able Juige OF Probate Tor the County of Oxford
and assumed the trust Of Executors OF
the e-tats Of
HOWARD ID. wALDRoN, late of Buekheli,
In saki County, decea.est. by giving bond ~ the
law directs. they therefore request all persons
in.iebte,l to the estate of -aid decea.ed to make
Immediate payment, and tho-e who have any
demands thsreon to exhibit the same Ia
HOLMAN ID. wALDRON and
MARTHA LOUISE STEVENS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-05-30

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice
that he has been duly appointed by the Honor.
able Judge of Probate Tor the County OF ONfori.
AMI a..ume.i the trust of Executor of the estate
OF
OTIS HOWE, late % Rumfort,
I'm saii County, decea-est, by giving bond ne the
law direets, he therefore requests all persons
in.l.ltei 10 the estate OF -aid decea.ei u make
immediate payment. ami those who have any
,lemand. thereon 90 exhibit the sane to
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Dentist,

DAVIS ELOCK. SOUTH PARIS.
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49, or ~ electric vibrator used when nesir-
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