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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-01
The Reporter q Farmer
THURSDAY, MARCH /, 1894
FRED. w. HARKIs Editor.
Neuhs, d i.s :ssl. oass., Press Association

Loucks has written a long lett"i
regarding those Alliance COMPANY
note and had il ublIshed broad
cast over the length and bread n al
tive lard. Siftef down his reply
amounts to this:
/. La tue body Of the note II ~
provided that it - payable only %"
Assessn.nt by the board of director
No assessment has been made.
z. These notes were given IN 1887
and ARE consequently outlawed.
3. Luthy 4 Co. did not com
honestly into possession OF thee
notes. which are made payable /"
the order Of the Farmers Alliance
Cu. There IL no such der on the
notes.
4 ic.eL .-os $3.50 on tbonr
notes and defes Luthy Il Go. /
make a test case by suing HIM.
1. H. answer to the first prop"
s.tion let us give u copy of tw" &"
the notes SEN here aud ali the ottis's
here are just like them
siom. ~ALExAaanRIA, DAB, June IS, 1855,
On demand, In full or In part, ! promise to
pay Dakota Farmers Alliance company, ct
order, Ten Dollars, for value received, without
irsorest Also all necessary expenses II collected
by suit. Payable at Aberdeen, Brown county
Dakota.
ss.oo MITCHELL, \. D., April 5, IS9o
For value received. | promise Ia pas to tn
rorder If Dakota Farmers Alliance company, a
\ Aberiean, South Dakota. Three Dollars. on OF
before December /, 1891, and Five Dollars, on or
] Before December l, iSPi, with interest at 10 pei
,eent. pea annum. No interest will be charge,
I II paid when due.
Signed.
The only difference III the body of
! these notes Ia one ls payable on te
! mand, without interest, the othei
lis not. There Is net u weird abouI
assessments. Tow Loucks iustities
,his bald statement passes compr'-
henson. Perhaps be is trying t."
rna a big game Of bluff aud thinks
il will pass nnchailenged ana oe
! swallowed by those who did not
give notes and have them to pay.
.. The first of these notes werr
given in 1883 and are not outlawed.
Secc Sec. 449f and 1850 Comp.
Laws. kll these notes are straight
promissory notes.
3. The assertion that Luthy 4
Go. did not come honestly by these
notes may not be any nearer true
than the assertions in | and z.
That the notes are payable to
order aud there Ia no order on them
is true. But what does it signify?
A note payable TO order aud en-
d>rsed simply holds the endorser
IL the maker fails or refuses to pay.
The tact that q person holds such a
note throws the burden Of proof
upon the maker if fraud is alleged.
Ii is a we'll established principle of
law that endorsement Of a note, pay
able 10 order, 10 not absolutely
necessary TO give the holder a proper
tii:a
The holder Of such q note may
sue npon II as assignee or Pledge.
Or he may sue upon it il ne hold.
IL ~ collateral security without it's
being endorsed. A note held H.
collateral security carries with it all
the rights an owner has and some
times q good man, more.
4. There are notes given by men
in this county which. will not b.
sued, because the make rs are e1s-
su;ion proof. Alexandria Herald.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-01

Mr.. Parvnoo lat his first swell dinner
and eating consomme for the first timel
Isn't the soup thin, Mary?
Miss Parvnoo with a sneereYes. It's
done so you can see the decorations on
the bottom Of the plate while You n
eating it.--Puck.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-01

Stranger-Whatl You want mo
to pay you 81 for such a short dis
lancet
New York Cabby-Is it my fault
the distance is 80 shortt-Texas Sift-
ings.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-01

Mother-Now, Hannah Moore would
make yon IA splendid wife. She car cook.
wash and iron, beat carpets and has
good sense. What a contrast to that
hckle minded Josephine Perkins,
Son-But ! love Josephine.
Mother tresignedlyD - Well. love In
blind. ! suppose!-Truth.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-01

l"v whac. sili pay hiyl,e-' una,
k~' price. MARSHAL Il. l.oSG.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1894-03-01
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
STATE o. MAINE.


bNtbhb, So
Talen mi. anesh,h dsy % >o,emler, 4 -
I.sl On e,esu,isn ia,esi the tssntr hnh lay ~
,atolsr, 4. u. lsat. tssussi on q luismstt f.n
dsr..i by the supr,ms Ju.lhlsi Court for the
Comfy % oxford ~ The srm thereof tssun 40
hshi 90 the -.coBi Tuesday ~ uCtolsr. A, ~.
4 n iss., In favor ~ IIenty I, NH. ~ An
dover. In .shi ,oan,y ~ otfnr'i. sEain.'
Addis \. Ottisnon - .sh Andotsr, for the San
20 too hunslfvi sol SIXTEEN dollar. ani sisty
ssut. tislt OF damage sni fouit-Vn follaf- ansi
Stat, csnis cs-ts % .uit sni ~iil 10 snll Al pabr
40 tion 81 the is~ one. ~ Iamss Mrshi In
south PARE, IN 'ai ,oaui1 ~ o,fori, o. The
hlsbs., L,das,. 90 IN. ,-.e,y .in,h asy 81
ho.,n. the felhosius ie-crits-i real estsle, an'i
81 the right. title ani iHtsvst shI' b the sstl
Ai'iis uftiEnon has u aui o. the fanc 90 BAL
oa The thir'i day ~ oytol~t. 4. u. 10, a nine
o'ri,-k IN the fofvnnon, TIE time shsn The sane
uas attschs'i 90 The original will In the San.
| sait O. ait a certain piesv 80 psfrsl ~ an'l
situated In An'io,et Niiiasc, In The County ~
,'Nf"ri. AMI bsins the hou'. steal q aad bull
H. 2. thsfron, ~ The ssii ,diis I, Ott.uon. an'l
| t-sHnsisi o. fnlio~. - 'nIihs st o stake sts
Ats-i midway H. tis sast Hoe of The 10 whish 90.
| ~ the late Jo.hus >wsll, Hccsssst, and stnAt"
on the ssst ins 90 The malta raj. sui funnir Z
ffva .att stake s1athsriy twelve TUis. four as'i
one half tinl. b. The north lips ~ N. sni nus
90 formerly o~nst ani orruViei 10y MI.
shns sAii last nsme,i lin. ~.,tsfiy D. ~. eat
rns 20 Land ~ Nc. dresser 90 The dittilns uur
on the vet % ,aii small ari lani ~ sAi Nj.
Dtessef. Ani thence along al ii,tiirs Dfvsssf
ahi Joshua SNAIL noe northefit tsslfe rsl. au'l
| four aR,i one hslf nnks o. the stake 1T mt'wsy
on Sail la.t named nns. anil from sait stake II
/ ustt snslss o. the hr-t ham~i Ioiut ~ t-sin
ulns, IN. same icing ths .outhsrly halt With ths
builiins. thereon ~ Tho "a f"rmsfiy g~nci ~
~ late Jo.hus snail ssl ~. osp~i 10 .shl
| Niiis 4. D,iisbon sail premises ~, sutj~t
a. ons former salc In favor ~ tisifA :. hot al
against .ali Addie 4. pttisbun, male On the litii
day ~ July. 4. u l-s
Dals-i mi. lsth day 81 No,smlst. \. q. Leo
D. y >IO>t. Dvputy sh.fin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27

CLEVELAND FOR A FREE SHIP LAW.
That the author of the Hawaiian and
samoan policies has heard from the
country, Il evident from thess surprising
remarks Of Mr.. Cleveland 81 ihlladcl.
phia on Monday;
"Our dag not only tells Of our exist
ence, hut IL . symbol Of oil that Amerl-
can Institutions represent. ltlsglorious
and patriotic to uphold our Dag, and To
follow it and defend u, but u IL also
glorious and patriotic Ia carry our nag
to all parts of the world, aud On extend
lie defence aud protection to American
men and American property In the ports
Of every nation"
That IL the right sort Of talk from IN
American President, providing u comes
from the heart. Sentiments like those
expressed by Mr.. Cleveland on the occs.
slon Of the launching Of the ~. Louis
have never before proceeded even from
his lips. do they Indicate . embryonic
patriotism In q breast that has never be-
fore been known 10 thrill At the sight Of
the stsr-'pangled banner; tie sudden
conversion Ia American Ideas of mind
which has never concerned Itself With
questions Of maritime extension or
studied the dag snoat except on dead
head trips to Dismal swamp or to but-
rAni's Bayf
Words, we fear, and nothing but
words. are these strangely patriotic re-
marks of Grover Cleveland. "Por the
honor Of our fisg," be goes on to say, ~
am willing that the defence of our gov
eminent aud Dag shall be accorded To all
ship. of American ownership. wherever
built"
III shall deem myself especially fortu-
nate" he modestly adds, 10 In time tn
come II can be said that have done
something during my present incumben-
CIV In aid of the freedom and extension
Of American commerce and the conse-
quent further growth Of American ship
building"
What does that mcans IL means slm-
ply that this master of the statesman
.hlp ~ destruction, who now talks 50
gllbly about sending the dag To all paris
of the earth. he. made up his mind In 60
In nj the next session of Congress for .
free ship bill, With II. consequent death
blow To one of the nohlest of American
industries.
American commerce In forign-bullt
bottoms I. the Cleveland programme ;
the American n,g at the peak of second
hsnd British tramp Steamship. the
closing up of American shipysrds aud
shlpbullding plants, and the purchase
81 foreign builders ~ such ships NJ var
"a ". may need for our navy.-New
York sun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
Ne,iss Of Psti,isn for Discharge.
AGATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD. :. ,-Coar % Insolvency. In the cass
81 .LNAN u. GODwi>, lssolsent DEBTOR
NOTICE 4. h.rchy given that Istition has, ou
mi. sI.t dsy ~ Nov. 4. u. lss, lecn pre
-snts-l Ia said Count for .aid County, by AlSar
u. sOisin % hstb.l, In the County 81
Oxfori. praying that he may ~ ,iecrcs.i ful
discharge ftum all III. deht-. pruNabs under The
provision. ~ Chapter seventy of the ,taiute- oi
Maine, and uI"n saii petition, u orierci Ny
sAii Court that hearing ~ hal uIon
the same bsf0re sah Count NJ Paris, IN sai,i
County % ONf0ri. oh "Wednesday, the 18th hay
% Lee. \. ". l-.t, al nine o'c.o,k In the fore.
noon. ani that notice thereof ls publishssl In
ths ONfOrl Democrat. q newspaIer pubiishe' In
sail County ~ ONfort. onoe week for thru sue
ce-sise weeks. tile last publication o. lc hse
day. befofr Oh. day of bearins. anl that al Crsi
itor- who have proycl their 'ieits, and other per
sons intsre-tssi, may apIssr ~ -ali plar- ansi
tim. sai show cau-e. N any they have, Why q
S.rlins 10 ,he PRAYER Of III. PETITION.
Attest '-AtbEkr u. PARK. Register
of ssid Court fOr saii County ofO,fori.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
MARRIED.

In NORWAY. Nov. -. by Rev. " : w isout,
Aiisr Russell Foster % hoston. AMI ir,ps LA
lsl Merrpw ~ Norway.
In t.oFham, =. ~ Net. 10 BY Rs, M. Rue.
slisn McI,onbsil ~ North Bsr~ick. All >sits
B. Vail 20 North >c~ry,
10 Mskh,tlls, Nov. ~. by Hb-sss y .taplss
- sherman thuFyhill ~ Mechanic tAlis, Abi
Aadis tsh~sil % DNferi.
In Hiram, Nov. "a. Mr.. John spfihs AMI Mis-
Mikird souhi, bath 81 Hiram.
In wo-sI.IsFk, NJ, n, by Alien ChA.., fsq
Mr. Cbafic. b. Cha-. AMI Misc Lena NJ. rucIl
luth 90 Parts.
IN Porter. >o,. ". by Ess q. 7. Riilon, Mr.
I.u.o Chapman AMI Mi.. LsAfy. 18th % Porter
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27

TWg slb.criLer lereby give. public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the lion. Judge
Of Probate for the County ofOsfor,t and assumed
the trust % Admibistrsts 81 The e-tsts of
LIZZIE J. RlCiiAkDsON. late Of Hebron.
Ia sAii County, decsase.i. by diving bond ~ the
hw dir,.rts; hs therefore reque-ts ell y,er~ons
indebted 81 the estate Of saii IeoeA-ei " make
i,nme-iiaie payment. anil tho-e Who have any
demands thsreon 10 exhibit the same ~
Nov. -, Isot. SD niCiIAhDSOS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27

How long did I, take Nosh to build
the ark, don't propose Ia tell, because
might not lie accurate, but ! Will bet
the peanuts that IL didn't take him 90
long a. II Ia. taken the contractor to
build South I'LL school house, and u
isn't completed yet, and probably Will
not be iii IL needs shlngling. Noah Mas
q hustler. John i.n't-but he IL clever.
when fellow u q born hustler he will
hustle. When he I. born t'other WAY,
Why, there be Il. II IL uphill work 10
Improve on nature. IL tskes grace To
make a finished product, don't you
know
DIR. De,o.,er ispl,nning Ia move from
the village into some locality that isn't
.o healthful. Don't hurry, Doc. aud
don't b. discouraged. Live la hopes 81
q sweeping epidemic. Take TO heart the
old saying, "a rolling stone, etc"
We shall sadly mlss our excellent
teacher Pratt and his estlmsble Wife,
Who will make their future home at Rum
ford Falls. II break. the NJ. T.. choir.
They are fine singers. There are young
people In the village Who might add
greatly To the interest OF the meetings "
they only would. Why waste their
sweetnessy
The Ladies' Circle OF the Baptist so
ciety have pie supper tonight. Ills a
Mild night but not 80 Mild that II need
keep ple-eater. indoors II they are real
pie hungry. Speaking Of pie reminds
me that Thanksgiving Day ]. coming on
With rspii pace and II behooy,s us To
get our .tomschs la hrst class condition,
for you know what We have got TO pass
through aud what has got To pass
through our slimentsry 'canawl."
kate says: "Come down." We don't
slight an Invitation of that Kind. Our
mouth waters.
Barrel. % apple. 20 streaming by.
Ab"l |. the buyer. sliS i.,he price J
think.
Asa result Of the Infamous tariff the
hens have gone out OF the business.
Eggs are "skurse." Ours are on =
strike, but they claim rations for what
they have done, and promise we'll for the
future. JOHN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
STATE o. MAINE.

OXFORD. - Count 81 Insolvency. Thlr.
Wednesday ot >Oy., 4. N. lsa. In Tie matisi
ot ALNAN n. GOODWIN, lns"lNent Debtor
IT .. bervby oricici, That n0tis. ~ given ..
all Icr-on. Interested 10 the -sttlsment ~ tbs
account 10 James Wright, Assignee 20 The
aiso,c- nams.l insolSsnt D.btor. by causing aoOp'
10 this orier b. ls publi,bci thru. wcsks, suore-
-isely. In the Okf0rl Demarrat, . Newspaper
pfintsi In pans In att tounty. that they ma
spJsar at tour u Insolvency o. IL he'll Al
The rrobate touu R'om IN ths ihiri welucs
lay % D,c neat. ~ nine O'ola-k Ia the forr
hopn. AMI lie heari tbsrron, anil ohlct u they
-ee cause.
GED. 4. WILSON, Juigs
Of Insolvency COutt. oxford County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27

Therv 1. morv Caisrrh IN this --,isn ~ ths
country than al ether dis.s-s. PIT tofsther, snl
until the last fsw ysaf- wa. supIS-ssi " 10 IN
surahls. for srest many year. dcstofs pro
nouncsi ia hrsl disease, ani p'e-snl-u 49,
remedies. anil by constantly failing b. eure viii
lorsi tr.almsnt. prunosncet u inrufahle. ~
enc has prvtsn caanh D. ~ o"n'tltutl'na
disease. ant thsr,fuFc rqaif.- constitutonA
tr,simsbt Hair. Catauh cuw, Manufacturer
BY b. I. ,hsuey a 60, rols-io. ohio. u The only
constitutional eufv on The nsstkst u 70 nksu
Internally 10 to-s. frvn, ledvIs. ~ tssspo"nfnl
u ats dirvssly On the hk--i AMI musou. ear
faS.. - the system. Ibsy ofer one hunsii,'l
dollars fef any ease n fall. ~ rurv. ssni ki
eirrular. AMI tsstln,oUlsls Adsirv..
D. .. ,iik>ti A 81, relcie. -.
ss -ohi by prusEist.. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27

There Il we'll defined movement
among the farmers 10 organize mutual
az. Insurance companies, 10 get protee-
ton from fire. The high rates Of the To-
.usuo. companies and the refusal OF
many 10 insure farm property al all has
brought the farmers 10 this. Two neutral
companies have just been orgsniled, one
~ West Gardiner aud the other In Gar
diner and Richmond. Eight Of these
companies have been formed In the state
the past year. Insurance Commissioner
Carr, as there Was more or less difficulty
In preparing the papers, has had blank
specially printed for use In organizing
these mutual companies. IL would
seem that the old stock companies deem
Maine poor field for business, as NJ
teen ha,e Withdrawn from the state this
year, holding policies amounting la the
sggrvgate To sj,ec,US.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27

Tux subscriber bsrby give. pablo notice
that che IA. bcsn duly sppolntei by the Hon
orabIe Jusixe of prol.aie Tor tie County Of Ok.
fori ani assumed the trust ~ timtnl-tratnx
With the will snnsxe.i. % the estate 20
ELIPHA LIT MORRILL,. late of sumner,
In saii County, descs.st. by giving boni ss the
Law directs, .he tberefore relue-ts all psr-ons
in.ielsesi Go the estate Of ssii dec.ss~ 10
make Immediate payment. sni tho.e wbo have
any demand. thereon a. exhibit the same W
Noy 90 ls,l CYNTHIA a.. MORRILL,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
BORN

In North Newry. Nov 4 H. The wife - ~ 4.
nshn.tt. q daughter tAncs Iusinfsl
In south Paris, No. Is. 60 the wife ~ srhuf
In We, nsthsl. Nov. :. 10 the wife II Thai.
eus Iuhtpn. sun.
inTrysburg Arsismy Grant No,. u. D. The
wife 20 Imrnons Nsrtin, daushisr.
In ksIu fsiis, No, u, ~ the wife ~ Hcr
t.sf Adams. q ssn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
oiGD.

In Aubura. Nov. u. Mr.. ". ". holster. as~i
a years.
In Waterford, Nov s, infsnt ssn % Mr.. sni
Mr.. Ali~rt u. ilesn. as.si ! u,"uth.
10 North Natsrf0ri. Nov. u. John u, EAni.
ss~i $ year..
In Bsslssli. Nov. Is. Mr.. Thoma. Deco.
tsf. aged = YEAR.
As~i = years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27

Game Warden Corliss OF Cherryheld
had an exciting time with poacher the
other day. Corli.. met the Poacher, who
MAS IN a wagon. lie had closed bag
Of ducks, which were thought to have
been obtained by netting, which IL lie
gal. The poi,lcr had = gun In his
hands. Ia. gsmc warden dill not hesi-
tate mom.ui, but vent right up tn the
poAcher, grsspe,i linn by IN. collar and
coolly remarked, live got you" The
poacher seized Corlis., and rough and
tumble fight ensu.d, When Cofliss got
hls revolver aud drew u on the poacher,
when the latter csvcd. The Justice be
fore whom the msn MAS brought fined
him sl0 and costs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27

TIE sai-criler hereby give. public notice
that he has been duly apyolntel BY the Honor.
abb Jwise of Prvhate fof The County of oxford.
.ss s: :; the trust Of Aa~'"f'''' Of che
BENJAMIN DAKER. late of Albany.
In sai.l County. deesasesi. BY Eiving boed ss The
law dircets; he therefore requests all Iersons
dsnasds theroa 20 el hibIt The zane v
Nsv. 50 lea. kNUcii W. WOODBURY..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27

Tn. .ub.erit.r hereby give. puLlIc notlce that
he has le.n duly appointed by the Hon. Judge
of Probate for the toanty Of O,fori ami A..uHi'
Ell the trust of Admipi.trsior % the estate ~
SARAH A. MCLAUGHLIN, late % Ditnehi.
law direet.: he therefore r-lue-ts all yer-on-
indebted o. the estate of saif deceased u make
imme.iiate payment. anil tbo.e Who have any
demands thereon a. exhibit the same 20
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27

OXFORD, 1. AT Joar % Probate. he'll At
Paris, within ani for the County - en-
fori. on the thiri Tuesday of Nov. \ ~. lss.
tils . bsksT willow % HtNIAhlN
BAkER. late - Aibany. dsses-si. ha,.
Ing pr,ssntsi her y-titi1n f0f an allowance 0ut ~
a.. fef.onsl b Stat. 90 .ald dsosa-.i
OHptnfB, That the saht ftutionsr give
ROtios o. al Isr-ons ihtsfv.tssi. by cau.lhg =
copy Of thi. order ~ d. pablishe.l thrv. weeks
.uos..si,sly Ia the DNforl lcmosrat. pftntssi AZ
rars. In sai County. that tbcy may appear AZ .
Probate tour b. IL hokien h rans, In sail
Couhty, on the thiri Tuesday II ibe,'. ns,t. at
nine orl.-k In the fOvnuon, and shaw cau-., n
any they have, agsihs, the same
GLDR0E 4. WILSON. Ju'lg,.
A true oopy-ait.-t -
ALBkRT 10. PARK, Rs.i.,sr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
LAY % >ossml~r. 4. u. lea.
" WITtWi>- t0tntnis
l.. MOODY. slonsr..

TiiE .ah.cribrr bsrvby give. pablo notice
thai be Ia. l-sn duly sppoihte.i ny The iIonoFs
bio Juige - Probate Tor the touniy ~ OkfOrl
AMI As.um~i the trust % t,ocutor ot The
estate %
BETsLN o. sTLrsON. late % Hartford.
a. ,aii County, i..sa-s.i. by giving hand as The
lag dlr,st. H. therefore rrluest. all Isr-ous
in.isltsi o. the estate % sail tesea.si Ca maze
immeSiisis payment, AMI tho.s who hsy, any
dsmand. ihsreon ~ exhibit a.. same ~
Nov, sab. Is.l DANA ". COOLING.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
NEssENGER's NOTICE.
Ofrics oF rHE sHkRirr 40 OxroRD COUNTY.
STATE Df MAINE.

OXFORD, ..-NOyember. 2i.,. \. u. Lad.
This L. 81 give n0ti,.. thai on the .lst dsy Of
Nov, \. u. Lea, q Warrant In Insolvency
va i..ue,l "ut of tie Court ~ Insolvency f0i
.ait Coanty Of Otfori. against the estate oi
HIRAM L. LIBBY, % Norway. aDaiscl
~ le an ihsol,eat Dcbtor. On petition ~ said
Debtor. which petition Was nls.i on The aist day
Of Nov, A. II. I-el, % whish iast namesl
date intsrc-t on clsin- l. % ts computed. That
the pa, meet of any dsll- sni the delivery and
transfer Of any proisrty lelon " said dsltor,
fer of any proyery by him are forbidden by
lag, That q meeting of the Creditors of sahi
il,lltor, ~ prove thslr deit. AMI cheose one ~
more AssiEpee- of his estate, will L. bell al q
Coart of Insolvency, Ia te bohieu l Paris. In
sail County. On the lssh day of Dcc A. ID. lsst.
% rise oslosk Ia the forenoon.
Given un.ier my hani the date nr.t above
written.
Ar. RAssyTT. Dspaiy sheriff,
ne Messenger 81 the Court Of InsOlycnTy, for
sAii Coauty of Onfori.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27

oNyouD -As Court OF Probate hshi al
Parts. within AMI fnr the County OfOsfori, on
the thiri Tuesday % Nov, 4. ~. iss.
en- tho pstitioa % HiHAM ", AhWrII
asiaar 20 the estate ~ JOSHUA SMALL, ate ~
Anio,.r. In .aii ,"anty, dsces.el, pfsiln W
ie.n-s b. ssll and conyey certain rial estate
hsksnsins ~ .sid eststs anil iessfiiri In ~,
psti,lsn ou dls In The probate oflos
OspshHp. That The ssii Is'itioosf si'e hosls.
4, ali Isr.on. Interested. by causing copy o'
.i,sly In the Otferi Democrat. prhts'i Al Iaris
that they may appear al prUhais eour W -
he'll 81 Parts, on IN. thiri Tuesday ~ pcs
nstt si nine 20 IN. ciosk IN The for,noon, anl
Gro A. WILSON, judge.
sInIHr u. PARK. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27

strange What oVersights men Nill
sometimes make In matters ~ Import
ance. The trainers % the constitutional
amendment. adopted iu New Work state
made a curious one. The amendment
changing the sire % the legislature was
so WOfded that il made 40 provision Tor
the legislature elected Nov. Gth and the
state j. thus % De- left technically With
cut any legislature Tor the year lN'6.
Governor Flower, however, takes a CON-
mon sense view % the situation, and
the legislature will serve probably With
cot any question a. % lts legality, a.
there l. not ln fact.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-11-27
rm1Ma.
JOHN M. AOAMS&CO., Pubr's,
Do Ixo1aAnGo IT,
PORTLAND, MAINE.

OXFORD, % al q Cour Of Probate he'll 81
Paris, within anil for the County of Oxford on
The THRU Tuesday % Nov, A. u. isot.
George a. Gectwin, AdmiBi.tvator ON the e.
tate OF JONATHAN q. ilACkkrr. LATE of
In ALL county, deeea.esi. having presented III.
sleoease.i Cor allowance
ORDtRED, That ssii Aimr. Give notice of
The same ~ ell ler-sns Interested therein. by
ssp q ,1i sss ss'ss srs. .ss
printeda q Paris On SAID County. that they may ap
pear Il Probate Court 10 he hohien ~ l'ans, with
In and Tor sait County. on the third Tuesday of
show caase. a. any tbey have. why Tie same
should nos be allowed.
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