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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-12-29
MONDAY, JANUARY eI, 1905,

at o clock p. N. TO pay the aforesaid delin-
quent taxes, penalties and costs; also that ten
per cent on the amount of said taxes, and 81
per name for advertising, and 81 per name for
Auditors certificate. be collected in addition
TO the original tax also that said property IL
subject to redemption within six months from
the date OF such sale by payment Of all saiA
sums with per cent per month from date OF
sale until paid
J. A. HUNTOON
Treasurer of Lyon County, Nevada.
Dayton, December Is, 1894
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-12-29

NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ following named persons, or to the owners
or claimants to the real estate and improve,
ments thereon. or improvements when assessed
senerately. hereinafter described. known or
unknown that in accordance with law, each OF
the following described pieces or parcels OF
property will be sold at public auction at the
Court House door, town, county and state
aforesaid. on
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
BERRY ShORrcAktS.

During the berry season M dessert IL
more delicious than short-cake, or more
easily prepared.
To make strawberry short-cake, slft a
quart of -four Into . breakdown, add .
teaspconful 10 soda, half . tesspoonful
of salt aud t~o tablespoonful. of butter,
MIX well. add sour cream to make n
rather stifi dough. kncad well, roll out
and bake In t~o buttsrrd pie.tins. Rake
In . quick oven. When done, split
With q sharp knife, butter both halves,
cover the lower half With q thick layer
of very ripe strawberries, sprinkle frce-
" With pow dered sugar, lay the other
half ~ the shoricake, crust down, an
the berries, cover With more berries and
sugar, aud serve with cream.
Raspberry, blackberry aud currsnt
-hortcakes are quite as dainty I. straw
berries.
For housekcepers Who lo not like the
cru., made With the soda. the following
recipe IL given, and will IL found rather
lighter than the one given: sift quart
% -four, add hcaping teaspconful Of
baking-powder and sift tao ar thrre
times. Rub two ounces of butter Into
the nour ~iih teaspconful of salt, add
sweet milk 10 make soft dough, mix
quickly. roll out about one aud Que half
Inches, put Into = CREASED square pan
and bake la very quick oven for ilftcen
minutes. when done, take out, split In
halves aud spread each half lightly Will,
butter. Place the lower half Ia large
mest-dish. Have ready ripe strawher.
rie., rasptrrries, blackberri-s or cur
rants, mash slightly, sw"eteb we'll, and
spread over; Law the other halt on top,
cover With the fruit. pour Thick cream
over aud serve.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
DfcoRATiON NOTES.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
NoriCE o. voRECLosrRr.

whe~a. PRESTON ,. stanley. ~ Porter. Coant,
20 Otfert AMI state ~ Maine. by ~. moftss ~
.ies-i dats-i the lsh day ~ August A. ID l---
AMI reooris-i In tis~ Oxfori Registry 10 fsv~sis
we.ssrn District, h""k 70. ra<. sfi, o"n,syci u
ose Thotnss Moultoa. bov sieceaset. certain par
col. or las 90 real estate situated IN Porter. Ia
.sii Coanty 90 Otfori. AMI l.oands-i .. follows
Q rertsin par,sl, Known As The four ssw nshi
uI-ca The westerly slie ~ the raj lesiins fro"
kssar Vail. Niilss. b. NE FARM resiisnee 81
,.eorre ". Fox anil boussle.i upeu The east =,
saii rssi uy-sa The -outh by isni ~ James W
Chapman, west by Land 10 kslwin % Risilon nortl
by land % .. n. stsnsy; si-e . certain panel %
sni whish ti.s .sit Preston stanisy owpei u
oommos ssi spdi,idsi with saioma stanley an
loapsis.i 90 the ..sth by the soil R"si," a
eaiis-i, ksiins fr.m the reslisnor ~ the .si
t.eorse ". POS ~ thai ~ Josiah weets, upo,
the east ami nsrth by asi 81 se"rEe W. tos
utsn the west by tho -wesks ps.tarc." -
sslls.i nov lsssi % Moss - Neulten. sas
Shsrva. the soaditioa ~ -ski mortgage hs. iess
broksn, na~ thsrforv. by rvs.on ~ The br,ssi
% The oonsiiti"n thsr-of The an'isr-isnssi. 81
ssutor ~ the last win anil testament ~ the sshl
Thomas Moalt"a. claim Q Foreclosure of -sis
mortgage.
MOsEs :. MOuLrO>.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
FASHION NOTES.

Shirts aud dainty blouses are more
popular than ever; the latter for dres'
occasions are made of Oriental satin with
guipure over the shoulders and sleeves.
still others are made Of silk covered
with fine, pleated silk muslin.
For morning wear plain little blouse.
Of washing ak pleatrd from neck "a
waist and finished With turD-,iown linen
collars and cuffs are worn. shirts made
In pale pink. pale blue, faint yellow and
lavender cambria are made for morning
house wear.
Flowers and volumiDous rosettes are
employed In trimmings for hats and
bonDets, but strasse and Rhinestone
ornaments are not 10 much employed
for millinery purposes ~ last season
they are greatly In favor for adornIng
frocks aud nantes. Spsngles In gold,
silver, steel and JET and straw Of all
kinds figure In head.gcar.
Among summer tints for evening pale
rose color snd honeysucklc yellow Vie
with each other, and often appear to-
sether In shot fabrics or trimmings.
Small fruits appear among the hat aud
bonnet gsrnituIes ofthe season. These
trimmings are much liked and very often
worn by the daughters Of the Princess
Of Wales. The fruits are perfect lmits-
lions Of nature, especially the red aud
white currants, blackberries In cluster,
and the red and yellow ox.heart cher
ries. These fruits sometimes form the
entire capote, or they are mingled with
folds and pleatlng OF black lace on large
round hats or toques Of shlrred black
tulie.
watered percallnes are In constant use
With dressmakers for lining sklrts and
bodices Of semltransparent materials.
There 10 both here and abroad decid.
ed reaction against widely haring and
overturned skirts. The newest models
are either quite plain or have merely
rows Of mllliners' folds, Q single ruche,
nounce, or number Of ross Of braid or
gallo0n Get close together, occupying
not more than four Inches Of the skirt
edge.
Beautiful white toilets for dress oc-
casions and chic white costumes Of
serge, sacklng, and similar fabrics will
b In special favor The summer season
through.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
DR. w0RrxEL's
LIVER and KIDNEY CURE.

This great remedy IL tho result Of
years Of study and research BY Dr.
wortsel, . celebrated German physician,
Who used II SUCCESSFULLY In HE practice
It contains neither Nitrate OF Potash
nor other ingredients which are de-
structlve to the Kidneys, but is purely
vegetable and can be taken without feaI
Of any evil rcsults.
fi,ermorp PALS Meiicipe Coz
8Enrs s-seme time Aso was troubkst With {
pain In my side and In tlsc email of The lssk.
vas pcrvus.iri by friend "a try Dr. worsssf'
lser,aan Liver asd Kidney Cuie. ! tost ~,
bcttles The pain has I'm my stie AMI my barh v
Respectfully yea.:.
For sAh by
y. A. snuarLxry. s..,n r.r,.. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

StrawbeFTics, cherries, raspberries,
currants and gooseberrics make excel
lent Jellies, and are now In season.
Strawbcrries and raspberries arc more
diiiicult TO Jelly than other fruits. To
make them, the berries should he rather
under than over ripe. Pick the berries
over carefully, put them In . stone Jar
and stand In q kettle Of cold water,
cover the top Of the Jar aud Get over the
IRE to boil for one hour. Take up and
strain through . elly-bag. Measure the
Juice, and to every pint allow Q pound
Of graduated sugar. Four the Juice In
Q preserve kettle aud stand over the firc.
spread the sugar out In large pan aud
stand In On oven to heat. let the Juice
boil rapidly for twenty minutes, add the
sugar and stir until u melts. Try III
tie 10 the Jelly In . saucer; II II gets hrm
take u up In tumblers, act tn cool aud
cover.
Currant Jelly IL the most desirable for
all cooking and table purposes Of any
fruit lelly that IL made. iIousckcrper.
vary In their Ideas ~ to the best mode Of
making it. The recipes here given have
all bcen tested and found excellent.
CuRRANT JEiLy.-Select freshly pick
I'd currants that are not over-ripe. Do
not stem them, but mash them aud put
In . stone jar, set In q kettle of cold
water, and place on the stove to boil for
half an hour. Take on, strain through
. jelly-bag, measure the Juice, aud Tor
every pint allow three quarters OF q
pound Of sugar. lIoll the Juice for
...t....s... A a.. ...I al
until dissolved. SKIM and let boil two
or three minutes. Take up In glasses,
let cool, cover, and Get Ia . dark, dry
place.
CuRRANT JELLY.-lick the currants
over, put In q Jar and mash. strain
through . belly-bsg. Measure the juice.
allow one pound of sugar to every pint.
Boil the juice for fifteen minutes, turn
In the sugar, stir until dissolved. Take
up In Jelly glasses, aud Get to cool.
CuRRASr jelly WITHOUT COOKING.
Mash the currants, strain the juice
from them; To every pint add = pound
Of sugar. mix well, stir until the sugar
IL dissolved. put In glass jars, and act In
the hot sun for two or three days; stir
occasionally. when jellled, seai.
Gooseberry Jelly may be- made by the
same recipes used for making currant
Jelly. ABOUND OF sugar u required for
a pint of juice, and little longer boiling
Will be necessary.
To make cherry Jelly, select tart, ripe
cherries, stone, and put the fruit In q
preser,ekettle, set on the hrc and Jet
cone toA boil. Strain, measure the
juice, aud allow . pound of sugar To
every pint. lloil the juice for ten min
utes, add the sugar, and boil gently un-
oil Il jsllie.. Put In glasses, let cool
aud cover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
NaN.Ri.sInrNI rANEs.

o. the Lsun ~ fruxnhskI. In the County II
Il psf.ri, sn.i state ~ Nsine. for the year I'D
The fuls~ins h.t of tsss- on wal estate 90 non
rr-Lisnt owners In The to~n ~ IIro~nnsli Tor ths
ys.f I'D In blil- ootnmitts-i q. -itnon Hsn-com
eoil.stor of uxe- of .sit town, on The sth
day - Juns. 4. q. I'D. has isen f.turns.i ny hiH
b. ns q. rrInslning unpali on ths lub dsy 20 Apr
A. o. I-t. ~ hi- e.rtncaie ~ that iats anil po~
rssn.in untsaki: sb.i nstls. 4. hsrrby xtSsn thai
N the .akl take-, tntsrr-t AMI charges ~.
nsa pshi In ~ the trvasury ~ all tO~h
within .ishlssn month. frum The date II
the commitment ~ the all hills, .o fnUsh Fl
the rral estate ts,rsi q. will 10 -an.si.nt 81 pay
the amsunt dus thsr.for. tnslu,iing Interest sn'l
changes. viii without further notis. 10 .ohi Al
publIs aastian, AZ the ofAes ~ .. 0. frhk IN sak
town on th. sin-i ,isy ~ l,.c, ls,t.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
CoMmrss,oNHRs, NOTICE.

The un.ier.isps-i, having isen appoints-i by
the iIon. Jutse of rroissie fer the County 81
Osfori. on the nr-t Tuesday ~ June, A.. ". i-s.
eoasn.issionsr. On vesive ani examine the claims
of srs-iitors against the estate of lsase J..
rrvpsh. late % Porter In .sii County decsa.s-i.
representet in.olsent. hervby dive sssice that
ala months from The date ~ saii spI-astment
arv ailowed N saii cr-iitor. In whishio pr--en,
AMI pso,s their risi,p., anil thai they will 10 In
.e..ioa ai The following place AMI times for The
purpose ~ rvcsi,ins the sane, via. az the r..i'
lence % Jordan stacy In .shl Porter an July
icsh AMI November gist. 81 IN o'sl.sk A.s
i,als.i thi. ian dsy Of Jass. A. u. is't
E.r.Gk>TLkMAS, C.mmi..,...r..
JORDAN STACY,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
Ilsugh ea the Csskier.

Mr.. Manygirls-l have discovered
that my cashier has robbd mo of e2O.
600.
friend-IIave you notified the 20
lice,
Mr.. Manygirls-Not yet I'll give
him ono moro chance To propose 10 my
eldest daughter. II he doesn't do II
then shall have him locked up-Te,'
o. Siftingx
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
A I,vtsht l.istts GlsL

A nttl. girl wrOtc u composition entitirsi
"Th. Cow" IL hal t~o .rrst merits
hryity and truth II ran thus; "Ths CIV
4. q Yer, u..sful animal" That afterns.,n
the minister called ai thu hou-c, and the
little sirl's mother ssksd hsr to raai her
cDInl. ~ition Ca him she rsd 70 with
lamentations and improvements, The cow
IL IL. m..t us.f,ii animal eiocpt rcligion- :"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
For ,he relief and cur, Of , cold In m

For the relief and cure Of cold In ths
bad there 10 more potency In Ely's
Cream Balm than In anything else Il Il
possible 10 prescribe. Thls preparation
has for years past been making . bril-.
liant success ~ remedy for cold In the
bad, cstarrh and hay fever. Ussd In
The Initial stages Of these complaints
Cream Balm prevents any serious devel.
opwent Of the symptoms, while almost
uumoesbess casrs arS on record Of rsdt
cal cures Of chronic catarrh and hay
fever amer all othsr treatneuts havs
proved e ~ avail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
HAPPY AND HUNGRY

For over five years ] MAS . constant
sufferer wlth that most terrible and an
noying disease, dyspepsia. After pay
Ing out hundreds of dollars, the only
medicine found that would do me any
good VAS sulphur Blttsrs. Slx bottles
cured me. Now ! can eat well and aml
happy and hungry.-tEditor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

Won . roiI ms.,si 81 the woriis fair. . New
Iiisysl ar q sseos.i hass Esprv.s Wagon for Z
Young Gov az Ilerre. iiarpess ss.i Wagon
Anyone that has . lior-e to dispo~e of ~ 10 Es-.
trssle. address . this ofiee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
No. ia Riddle: Mirror.

No. IA Riddle: Mirror.
No ita-Mi..ins Words; l. Part Of Com.
nodor q. II. Prrry's msssAxv announcing
Ms victory over tb< Bntish nect On LAKE.
Erie GA the the isth Of September. ISIS
xi-ing words. They arv oara" q A por'
tioa Of Gsorg- wAshingtoa's farvwsli ssi'
drss. to the people u tbs United States, an
souncins his dstsrminatioa 10 vtirv u
private lie. made pablic on the i'th VI SIP
temb<s. I'M Ni.sins words, "R~com-
u,sDdAtioa % mine" y A portion of the
DsciArstion 81 Undergraduates. signed July
L iy.s Missing words. ''Crvaied equal"
No, iS-woris Within Words, Anu
1T, Epods. Pearl. Yslix. Banner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

No. i5.-Cr~.~ori EnignA: Grand Hap
de
No. iS.-QuotAtioa Prom LoDgfsllo~i
Learn to labor and To wait"
No iS.-Sum.r,c4l Enigma; ''So ebtsr-
tainmsut Is ~ cheap As rrsdins nor any
pleasure ~ lAsung"
No. ito-Doubls DiAmoDd SQuArv;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

Mrs. Popleigh-"Ilsnry, are you
crazy, Take that mask Oh. You are
frightening baby 90 bad he'll not %
near your' Mr.. Popl-igh (complacent-
ly)-"fhat's Why put it o."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

Young man-"So Miss Ella 10 your
oldest slsterf who comes after hery'
Small brolher-"Nobody alnt come ~
yet; but Pc says the nrst fellow that
comes can have her,"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
STATE ~ MAINE.

Taken TIL. seventh ,lay ~ Jane. 4. n Issi ~
execution iatssi the twenty eighth day 90 May
\. %. Isst. t..uei on Juigmsht r.mieiel %,
the suprme Julicial t"uu Tor the t"anty o
Daf.rl at the term thsrrof legua ani he'll 90
the drst TUESDAY ~ MAJ. \. u. lsa, a. MI 90
the twelfth day 81 May, Isa,. in favor of fiel'is
ssribner small ~ An.i",er H. The ,uuntv "f pN
fori, asaia.t Adiie 4. otiignon 80 Tie -sH.e IN
,l.,sr, Tor thrve hundred .isldy seven dollar.
snd ninety thrrs .snt-. delta 90 dAmsge. an'i
nias,sen dollsr- ant forty three cents, s"-t- 81
suit, sni will he -ohi d publc auftlo1 NJ The
law ofhre of James :. Wrght In - psft. in sahi
County Of OSfori. Ia the highest bidder, On The
Fourteenth day ofJuly, 4. u. lspt atten v.i"sk IN
the fot.noon, the following described real c-tsts
anil all the righi, iltle ahd intsrc-t whic la -shl
Adiis A. ttisBon has in AMI w. The sane 90 hal
on the fourtsenth day ~ November, A. u. i.ys,
NJ o'elosk AMI 10 minutes IN the ansfpoon, the
time when the same Ma. attached oa the writ In
the same suit 90 wtt q certain piecc 90 psfc"l OF
Land situated In ADdOyer Village 10 the County
&c Osfori AMI Icing The hosne-tsst hf ant b1ihi.
lnrs thereon Of th. all Addie A. V'lsnon
at<-i midway IN the east line 90 the Lt NJ lsh
Vas of tlps LATE Joshua small deceased, sn,i -itu
atei ea the we.t line 81 The main raj ani run
ming from sald stake sou,heriy twelve i0i..
four and ese half iinks 81 The north line ~ thu
lani nov or formerly owpe.i and orsupiri by
Mrs. Dresser AMI from thesoe at rtgit ans Ne. and
along saii last nam~i line westerly D. the east
hne of isni of Mrs. Dcs-er. on the di,kiing lice
ON the west OF said small an'l l.ni OF .shi Mr..
Dresser ani thence along sati dividing Dresser
ssd Joshua small line northeriy twelve rvi. anil
four AMI Que half lihks ~ the stake 80 Midway
oa saii Last nsmesi line ani from sshi -take ai
right angles to the nrst nsms.i point ~ lssin
Ming, tis -sme beinz the scuiheriy half Wit. the
buikiinss thereon. 81 the lsa formerly ownei ~
The late Joshua small. AMI now c~sssi by SAIL
Asliie A. Ottirnon.
Dalei this ,th day % June, A. u. iss.
E.r. sTONk. Depoiy she'ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
BE YOU, OWN DOCTOR,

Il won't coat you one-half ~ much.
DO not delay. Send three 3-ceut stamps
for postage, and We will send you DR..
kaufmann's great work, nne colorcsl
plates from life, on disease, its causes,
and homo cure. Address A. r. 0rdway
Z Co., Boston, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

That tired feeling which IL 80 common
and 80 overpowering, ID entirely driven
on by Hoods Sarsaparills, the beet
blood purifier. Hoods Sarsaparilla
overcomes weakness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

"Do you like kissingy' he asked. "All
surprises are pleasant" she replied, de-
murely.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

I. am part Of . carriA.e. Bshesd me-
and I l-loag To q bot. again. and am q
n.h.
2 am to blame Bshesd me. and ] an
chilly, again. and am not yoans.
q am u.fnl article al mealtims. lie
bod me. and sm not early; again. and
have satsn.
4 I Qusneh folks thirst Isehssd me. and
an u-~,i for sk.ting: again, aud ] Am
ussSi foe writing
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

Hoods Pills are the heat after dinner
pills, assist digestion, cure headache
- cents q box.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

Money talks. but with many Of Ne at
the present time, it seems To have an
impeachment In lie speech.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

Ne iss.-i~s.pi,siI.s. sd Csrtsiiss~s's.
1. Bsh-~d and eurtail thirst and leave
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

"what an easy time you men have
I only wish ] had been born q man,
~ wish you had" replied her husband
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
w.s.l sas.r...

I. ysndss ,o touch. = spoken s A Kind
% bird. 4 \ feminine name.
An e.iiSp h.h. = surfsos. q To give
O sitting to. 4 To surfsit.
4. FAMILIAR oony.r><tion 2 An oprn sur'
fAcs. 4 Ah~ndons,i. 4 A girls name.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
MASON,

A ell rousd asos-brtekhyins. piAsssfihf
Whitening and ces<ntinE.
All orders personally and promptly a'ieni~i
cuAs. q. COLBY. Paris, Nsiss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26

whea BABY wss ssct. 20 gave bee cAssDrsA
whea he vss Chlii. he ert~i fos csaosiA
wh~a he h.osns Nj, shs chung 10 Cs~orsA.
WA sAs AAd CAi,irss. sAs gsvstAsn c.ssDrtA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26
HOMEMAKEkS COLUMN.
EARLY FRUIT Jgllles.

: : :s s.,,;.: nm:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-06-26


OXFORD, ss al . Court 81 Probate hsbi Al
Yryeburx within anil for ssli County ~ os
f.r,i On the nr.t Tuesday of June. 4. ID. lss.
Dsyti stearn-, Guardian On the estate % John
A. Meintire 81 Hiram. In all County. having
prv-snts-l hi sccoant of gusriisBshiP of thu
kl.aie 90 saii wari Zoe allowance
ORptHgb, That the said suariian give
no,ios 10 all person. !n,sr.-,ei' ny ea..lnf
thr-e ~esk. saoo..sively In the osfori
ihe,acrrat . Newspaper printsi AZ fars, In
Cours. b. l.. he'll n iar.. ON tls thlrl Tuesday
of Jaly nest. st mine scl-k In The for,nasn, as'l
.h.~ cause. " any they have. Why the same
.h.uLl no< IL alovrl.
ono. A. WILSON, Jnigc.
A true sopy-Atis.t =
OXFORD, I. al q I.at of Probate hsli 4
Eryebars. within anil Zoe tie toanty ofDhforl
ea the hr.t Tuesday of J1ne. 4. ~. ls,
Jane. Iigecomb, ham~i tNe.utor In 4
,,,t.I. I.,stram.nt parIarting 81 te the lat
viii anil Testament % MAgl I. wADswogril
late ~ Hiram In sail tountv, de,sa-.'i
hs,tng pf,-s nts-t the same for Probate
OHptsrD, That the saii petironCr give no
ties 81 n person. intsf,-tst by causing copy oi
mi. orlsr 90 10 publishs-i THREE wcsls susscs.
lively In the Oxfori lsmorrst ptihtsi NJ fan..
that thsy may sppesr ha Probate ,na W u
he'll % Paris. In -sli CoantY, 90 The thlri tue-
dsy of July pe,t, al nlns o'clsk the fofvnoon,
anil she's .sa... Aay ihey ha'.' Why W. ,al'l
Is.tfuaasnt shoahl nd " proved, approved an
slLssei q. the lat wiz aRd Testament 20 sail
de.ss-..i, ani that he IL appoin,e.l e,ocutf
UEO. a. WILSON, Juisc.
true oopy-stts.t -
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z To alp aud leave . cover.
8 To toll and leave look
4 Willy anil leave an animal.
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q tue tr,~ l. an Old Joke.
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when the letters of the following wosds
Aavs bsea transpc~sd. the initials rad
lownwari viii give the name Of curious
AusiraliA animal!
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ANI.OGO-A sheet of water.
CTiROAP-A fruit
ONEGuT-A part Of the body.
CGONY-An Enslsh poet
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NRUNClO-A tabled animal
l.AuSEQ-ro cry cut
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Nc. ia >sassvsesi knigsAe
Mya 2 10 Ia pinch.
MyS e s IL nct fat
Ny 4 .. 4 10 to rreline.
Ny s. sis to ring.
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NJ whole u . sweet tropical fruit
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Cro~s~oris; I. Ia monument J ConsvS
est~i a A fruit 4 A nsurv Of sp~~eh.
& 4 postioo. a To ~ink. :. To wish zoe
earnestly. Made into handles y An
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svor,iy-. III. c.ntr.i letter. indicated by
stars will s,-ll . holiday.