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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
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srrount ~ Iamss l.. rahsr. assisnsr ~ an.
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MEssENGER's NOTICE.
Os,icE os rns ssssIfr ov OxrosD Cousrr
STATE ~ MAINE.

ONFORI. 90 Jan u, 4. u. lset.
This 4. ~ give noti.s, that GA The IN dsy OF
Jan. A. u. Iss, . warrant In Insolvency ga.
t..us-t out % the Court 81 Insolvency for
.aii 1onuty of Osfor,i, against the estate ~
JOSEPH u. Li>sCDt7r, sualg~i 70 IL an
In.ol,snt tsttor. On I'sttion ~ sski dsht"r,
which tstltion Was hssi on Tie i1th day OF
Jaa, A. %. I-st, 81 whieh last hanei dsis In.
tsfrst 90 claim. Il 60 le comput~i thai the pay
neat % any ,lsias AMI the delivery AMI transfer
% any pfO,-rty islonsfns a. ALI debtor. u HIN.
90 fsr Ia. s.e. snsi The delivery AMI trsh-isr OF
an, pra.,rty by hlm or. fofttiisn by law. that .
mestlns 90 the tr.siitof- ~ sail DeitOr b. prose
tlssir dslas AMI rh,-s-s one or morv A.sixnscs 81
his estate, will 10 he'll a touIt ~ Insolvency !,
,iay of February, A. u. ls.t, at nine O'clssk In
Given as'ier my hani the date ar, s,o,s
~ sToNE. Deputy sheriff,
~ Mes-enrrr % the Court 90 Insolvency. foe
saii County OF Oxfori.
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n. A. SESSIONS.
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The undsrsixps-i. ha,ins issa appointei by
the IIonofabls Gss. \. Wilson. Jeslxe ~ i'rohsis
Zoe thu Cossty ~ Oxfsri. on Tho thiri Tuesday
Of January. a, u. l-st. oomml.-ionsrs % rvrsi,s
ani sNamlns the claim. Of ervsiitofs against ths
estate % B liner %. Msrtl-. lat. ~ Pats In .shl
County. decsass-i, whlsh estate IL rvpv-sntel
Insol,snt hereby give notice that siN month.
fr.a thu drts % saii sppoint'nsni sr. Above "
sail creditors In vhich :. present ssi prove thr'
Ing aud sNamininf the same. Via. AZ The omee of
ths Clsrk 70 Coarts 10 Paris In ssli County, on
TUESDAY the txsntieth day Of Marh, AMI oe
TUESDAY the nisstr~nth dsy of Juss, a. u. i-$
Dais-i en-. sri DAY % Jsaasry. A. u. iss.
ALBkkTs AUSTIN, l,....,i..,.,,.,.-
JOHN y. STANLEY,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

rssss eli ~ year N rsli .trsssly IN s.ly.sss'
Othsr~i-s t3os year. siass c"r's- s""s>
Apyssrtss~s<r- -Ansg>l si,erti - ~ ~. az
s,tsn thr,- consecutive Insertions ter - -
ina In lsnsth % column. spscal oeeuee-
ms,is ~ith k-ual. TRANSIENT AMI leafp si'e'"'
ere
yoH PHI>rt>a ,->e~ typs. fs-t pres-s.. ss.an
ps~sr. sxpsr,snoe-i ~erkmsn all 80 49,.
saa.biss D. nlaks this department ~ 0ar ees'
se-. oonpls,s ami popular.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

The Wilson bin i expected 20 revive
IT, final passage In the house aud ~ To
the senate some time this week. Ia the
senate. which ia deliheNiiVe, and, az
experience has shown. very deliberate
body, Il. rsts % progress i prohlsmaii-
cal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
A'''' l i'la;i d PARK. r.. .,.r

OXFORD, 60 At tuuu - frulats % q
Paris within ant Cor ~ tountT m ntf.ri
on tn thlri Tussiay - Ian.. u -
Abby ~ turi. nanfsi iterutrt iu "|rihn
tbstFurnsbt puff-sftiug D. - ~ laa HHl
Ts.tamsnt - I-AAG = CURTIS. IT. p
t,rVrnsuHi In saii CuuntY. dessassii. ftI.rs
prv-~utssi The sane 90 frulrsb
OEBtHFp. That III All pstiiluusf sifr ~.
b. 81 Tsrsuns iutsrystssi, ~ rausiusa rHpF .'is
ar,isr b. D. pahushei thr.s srsks corrective
In ths Oafofi Defns--fat prntsi 81 faris. ti
they may aptsar a q frutais 'uuN q -
he'll at rans. In ali 'uuntY. un ~ tflrl ..f
iay ~ feh. nsNt. a - ~ rlfsk in o. '.ff
nszln. an.t sh1s osuss N snY thsY hafe. 49, o.
sal,i lnstrumsht shouhi % 10 pruNU ~, appf.'r
ant aliasssi A. ths at viii ant fsstaufri =
ssii isssa..-i ant that Hsnismin pafis ~ Ihf's
80 appointed atministfstaf u'th ~ 49, FL
us,ssi. saii aamssi sss. utfit having ds'lu'i o.
GEORGE \. wtf.,pN. IuIgr
true eopT -atts.s'
ALBLgr u. PAIN. Esa.tr
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nEssEN.rm,. NOTICE
osrics 90 rss sHiHpr 90 O,'oHD COUsr,.
STATE ~ MAtNE.

ospics -, rns sH,Hur 80 O,'oHD Cousrr.
STATE ~ MAINE.
OXFORD, .. jan. A., 4. o.. 10.
III. I. ~ gty. >otius. that 90 The lIth dsy
- Jan, a II. Lee. Q Warrant In Insolvency.
"a. issusi out % the Court ~ lnsoltcnry fof
ssii toanty ~ Otf0ri, Asslnst The estate ~
JOHN q rt>ttN. stlgisr.i b. 10 an lnsol'sni
I,,ltSr. 90 petition % all pyttor. which pstl
lloa "a. nlssi 90 ths % day - jan, 4. u. Lot ~
xhlsh last hans.i date Interest claims Il a. 10
oomyutssi. that the payment ~ any dslts AMI the
delivery AMI trsh.fsr % say pfOtsty bslons
Ing b. sah debtor, o. hin or Tor his zee. anil The
delivery sp.i transfer ~ any pruI-rty ~ him
Arv forbidden by hv, that . mesting - The
,rriii.t. - All pslt0f b. pro,e their dsls- ant
rhco-s one 90 mot, As.ixnes. ~ NJ. s.tsts. vii
- he'll n Couu ~ Insolvency, g. - hohisn AZ
fsrt. IN ssii ,oanty, On ths .i.t day ~ feb.
A u. I-s. az attn. o'eLo-k In the for,nsspn.
.i,,a under my hsRd Tho dsis art aloHe wit
ten.
~ >tO>E. Deputy sheriff,
{. Me..sns.r % The Coar u Insolvency. FOE
ALI County % Dtf0rt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
PENSIONS

Pensions have been granted To Alvin
Pike, Lowell, and Issh 4. saboorn,
widow, Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

The Wilson bill .. sckno~ lodged O.
leave = deficiency Ia the revenues ~ the
Government 10 seventy millions more 81
les. This deficiency Il l. PROPOSED "a
make az by q tan on PLAYING cards. an
Increase 20 the tax on ~hiskeV. Ani a
tax ca Incomes exreilng ssso. Ihs
income tar idea. however, meets With 4
great deal % opposition, and consiief'
able Effort will - made o. defeat ". Ne
cordlng % the laie-t news from wash
ington. the internal revenue and incoms
tsx fcature- are o. - ATTACHED To ths
Wilson blu this week; and 80 many Of
the I~mocrats arv unsltsrably opposed
90 an Income tax. that thu. sctiou will
really serioasly endaugrr the passagc Of
the hin by the house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
TEACHERS, ASSOCIATIONS.

The meeting % the south Oxford
Teachers Association, which VAS "a
have been held last saturday, WAS post
poned one week. IL IL to be held on
saturday, Feb. ., at Up. NJ, at the Nor
way high school room. Subject
school. Ia relation 20 the people.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
rsRT AND rrIst.

Ex-Msvor Jones ~ waterNill~. hen-
bsh.c County msmh.r 20 the Demo
cratic state Committee .COmmoulN
Known a. The pium Trust has rr.igued
his po.ition GA that committee. lie de-
clsrrs. ~ everybody previously Knew
or .hrcsdly suspeCted, that the mem
bsrs IL the committee Nere Using IN.
organization tof the iurthsrancc 81
private interests. without regard Ia The
Welfarc % the party. The Ne~ Asr'
Demos ratio. of Augusta, take- az IN"
matter. makes broad charges against the
committee % abuse % their position.
and scores thsm rounilv. The history
20 the Proceedings 20 the committee
.incr the election 10 l>H9 l. another
demonstration 20 ths fact that the pcmo-
cratic party can't stand success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
MEssENGER's NOTICE.
ovvics 40 rns sHsnfrf 40 OxroHD Cousrr
STATE OF MAINE

wv "Htttff Wv 'hF'th '''rh'
STATE ~ MAI>E.
OXFORD. az Jan. a.. 4. ~. lst
This .. ~ give >otic.. that on thu 18th lay 81
Jan \. u. IS4, q Warrant In Insolvency "a. H.
.usi cut 20 the Court ~ Insolvency Tor .sli tosn
u 90 ONfori. against the estate ~ ftif ~
IDuD LAND COMPANY. Adiuiscl :. ~ On
ln-oi,eht Debtor, on Istlti0n of Z. ". hiliksn
. srriitnr ~ ssii oompany, ~hich pstiuos
"a. hl.-i on the th day ~ January, 4
u. l-S, IA which la, nams'i late In
tsrst on claim. L. b. ~ oompui.si. thai
N. payment ~ any dstts anil The ds1s
cry sni transfer - sny prvperty bsionfh.
81 -ah debtor, ~ az for u u-s. snl
the delivery spi transfer Of any prOpsr! ~
u are forbidden by iaw. that MEETING ~ tn
er..iitors 20 SAIL dsltor o. prove their dsht- AMI
choo-s Que OF msre A-.iSp.es ~ - estate. ~il
~ he'll n Court ~ Insolvency, ~ H. bolisn a
Paris, I'm ali County, on the glst day ~ Feb
A. -. lss4, ai nine O'clsk In the forenoon.
Given uh.ier my hsnd the date nr.t above
%. A. BARROws, Deputy sheriff.
as Msssn ser ofths Court % Insolvency, for saf'
County of Osfori.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

OtNORD. 90 Al toar % frvtats he'll al
psr,s within sni fof the Coanty - Otfori. on
the thlri Tus-isy 20 Jan, 4. u. tss.
On tl.s Fstitlsa % HEN. Turrsr, simr. ~ The
sstats afAIDEN q. BtRsf~s. late ~ feru IN
att County. deessss.f. prsytns fof ussn-s "
.sli ss.i eaa,sy csrtsia Reaif hslsnsins u
ALI .. tate sni ie-crbs-i In III. ps,iiion On NJ
In the Probate ofiSe.
Onp,ntp. That ALT pstiilonsr give sosIes u
al person. intsrv-ts.i ~ causing copy OF thi.
sr,lsT ~ 10 pubhshs-i three wesk. sonc-..i,ely
IN The Otfsr,i Ipvmorrst. prtnts.t ID Paris. that
thsy NAY spp~sF 81 Q Probate toar a. ~ hshi
&C Fairs 90 ti.s thirt ros-isy ~ fsb. nett Al
nine o'elask In Tho fsr.noon. AL show csnss, u
any thsy have, ~hy The sane shoah pot -
Ersh,~t ,
A true copy attest
ALBEET %. PARK. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

OXFORD - -Ma tour - Probate .. a
paHs Within AL fsf 80 tuantf - |"I Hu
a. ttlrI TusssiaY - lao 4 o. "a
vi % MAN. nan-i iferut1f n e
certain Instfumsnt puffsIftinF O. d. 49, iast i
abd TestAmsm 81 MONA. ~ANli-. AZ
- Hfosuhsh ~ AL tuuriy, desFa.s'I.
hastns pfs.sntsst ~ sans 90 PROBATE
uHDtHIn, That ~ saii IFtuHnff rff
naties D. al Esfsnns lntffvstssl. by raus.rs e
COPY - this ar'iff D. - ruhhstsTi thfrf arfAs
sucsessitely tn M utfuri thsnf--fat rr'"tTi a
parts that they nay appsaf 20 Probate =
a. 10 hill 81 pans, tu sail tnantY. un o. irIHi
rus.day - teh. nsht. "a uinf al.st IN
ths forvns-ln, and sho~ Causs. any ufF tafe,
shy ~ satt instraussnt shsluli - - rr... 81.
.r,.s 81 sni sils. - - 90 at VIII arf rT.ts
msnt - ssh dsosas~i, Ani nat Del 10
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Mr.. Joanna forry % North BerSick
IA. throw from a sleigh In that town
Friday aud VA. critically Injured.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-08
FOREST CITY FLASHES.
Dry Places About Town-A Grand Skat
ing Contsst-Psrsoual News.


ing ContSst-Psrsoual News.
Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.
FOREST CITY, Pa. Feb Mise Flo
NJ Allen has been entertaining rs her
guest the past few days Miss Charlotte
Giles, OF Carbondale.
The following were refused licenses
for the sale OF intoXioants in this
borough by SusQuehauna county's
court this week Robert q Jones,
Anthony PsterSon aud Mrs L. l., Kent,
J. w, Roberts. of Uniondale, was in
town on business yesterday,
Attorney A. NJ. ODonnell was re-
newing scquaintances in Carbondale
yesterday.
Howard 2. Johns, of the firm of
johns n Maxey, enjoyed ride behind
his prancing steeds to Carbondals aud
Jsrmyn yesterday.
j freedman has moved his store
goods from Higgins block to HIS new
quarters in +. J. Osgood's block,
The popular salesman. John IL. Nea
Ion, of Carbondale, was looking after
the trade in town this week
The Hillside collieries in this place
will resume work tomorrow and work
three days, each day three fourths Of
day, or two and one quarter days for
the week.
+. j. Osgood has been confined to his
home by illness during the past week.
Superintendent w. A. Nav, of
Scranton, was in the borough today on
official business.
The Pioneer Skating rink at Duuda6
will be opened Friday evening, Feb.
9. by grand skating contest between
Harry Sksels. John Morrison aud
Oscar Wonnacott Of Carbondale
Skating will bs INDUCED in until IL
o'clock, after which dancing will BE-
INDUCED in. "Only this and nothing
more
Miss Hattie Rutsn and brother,
George Rutsn, who have been visiting
their uncle, Daniel Rutau. in this
place, and friends aud relatives in Car
bondsle, returned to their western
home in Chicago Yesterday.
Tho number of pupils enrolled in the
Forest City school is as follows, begin
uAAE Win bNp AlNuSSb AhAhNVl 4uANN
Chsmberlain's grade primary, no;
Miss Lanuing's, 1885, Miss Adams, 81;
Professor VIC Trims, 65; Miss Greg
ory's, So; Miss Fullers. 80; Miss Rev
nold's, So; B F. Msxsy's, 81 total, 571
pupils We will soon have to build a
new school house
Mr. and Mrs A, NJ. Gillett, of Glib
son, spent yesterday with relatives in
this place.
The many friends of Dr. Corson, the
mention of whose illness appeared in
The TRIBUNE a short time ago, will be
glad to learn that the venerable doctor.
who is 81 years oil, is recovering by
the use Of his own medicines
The Ladies Aid society Of the Meth e
odist Episcopal church will give a So
ciabls at the home OF William Psnte-
cost on thu East side of the mi ghty and
majestic Lackawanna river tonight
Those wishing to attend will be con-
Vsyed by sleighs free of charge
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-08
JoTTED at IERMYN.
An Interesting Budget of Nsws by Our
Live Correspondent.

Live Correspondent.
Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.
JERMYN, Pa, Fab. Two young
gentlemen, who hired horse from
Liysryman Woodmansse for ride to
Archibald, going instead to Olyphant
and then to Carbondals. bringing the
horse back in such condition that he
dropped down on the floor of the stable
unable to stand, were arrested and
taken before Squire Robinson ysster.
day. They gave bail for their appear
ance at court.
The viewers appointed to assess the
damages to the lands adjoining Mud
pond caused by the building of dam
uy the Rushbrook Water company,
met Tuesday and viewed the land in
dispute.
Tho funeral of Joseph H. Lepp took
place yesterday. Rev. f Gendall. Of
the Methodist church, oilicinted. The
intermont was in tho family plot in
Rose Hill cemetery.
A number of the friends Of Mr. and
MrS James Allan met ut their rest
dencs Monday evening for social
time An opportunity was given to
all to contribute something in aid of
the Episcopal church fund. to which
they responded literally,
+. S Friend treated his employees to
"A sleigh ride and supper last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Powers were
glSddened by the birth of son yestsr-
day.
A basket social and entertainment
for tho benefit of st. James Episcopal
church WAS held at enterprise hall on
Tuesday evening,
The entertainment under the aus
pices Of tue Young Peoples society was
= success. The Temperance band was
present and discoursed several choice
selections. About $9S was realized
from the sale of baskets
A child of Photographer Harvey is
i'll with typhoid fever.
The slulnbsrs Of our citizens were
disturbed Monday night by party re-
turning to one of our sister bOroughs
down the valley. AT 3 a. III. the shout
ing was disgraceful.
Robert Nicholson, who has been i'll
for some time with grip, is slowly re-.
covering.
A private necktie social was held in
Enterprise hall Wednesday evening
All report very enjoyable time.
Walter Prior treat-d several of his
lady friends to sleight ride yesterday.
Hattie, a child of Patrick Loughney
who has been sick with scarlet fever is
suffering from relapse.
A j. Baker VINO is attending the
College of Medicine in Baltimore, Md,
burned himself severely while conduct
Ing some experiments; but is now
again abls to attend to his studies.
William Broughol, of Cemeter y
street, who has been very i'll with grip,
is threatened with relapse.
At the night school in the old Catho.
lie church. no one who can read and
write will be received at present. This
is for the purpose of keeping boys who
have had no opportunity of attending
school. Other towns aud churches
would do we'll to follow the example
of this society.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-02-08
MoNTaosE N.WS.
A Banquss TO Hon. Galusha A. Grow
Notes of Personal Interest,
ef---..v O.. IL l..s,, 30, ~rfb,,,s

n banqusE 20 non. Oalusna a. OroW'
Notes Of Personal Interest,
Special to the Scranton Tribune.
MoNTRosE. Pa, Feb. Mrs G. W.
Baker is in Carbonate, called there by
the death Of her brother-in-lsw,
Thomas r. Evans
Myron Kasson, Of Scranton, was here
on Tuesday.
Mrs Bard, an aged and respected
lady, died at her homs on Church
street yesterday.
A banquet in honor Of Galusha A
Grow will soon be given by the Sus-
quehanna Legal Association.
Miss Grace Lane ia visiting friends
in Binghsmton.
am glad to note the reappeaiance Of
Captain W. d. B. Ainey on the street
yesterday after several days Of sick
ness.
The county commissioners have been
making some needed improvements in
the court hOuse.
Frank Morris, Of Binghamton, is Wis
iting his father and mother here.
Mrs. Burleigh, Of Rochester, N. Y.
is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. D. II,
Coon.
At the band concert on Tuesday
night committee OF citizens WAS ap-
pointed to aid the band in procurihg
fundL A. B. Smith, jr., A. f. McCol-
lum and John s. Courtright were cho-
sen to act on the committee, which
means if anything can be done it will
be well done.
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cAaBoNoALE CORNER.
News of General Interest from the Pio-
E.er City of the Valley
Special to the scranton Tribune.

Eser City OF the Valley.
Special to the Scranton Tribune
CARBONDALE, Pa, Feb. THE Len
ten s-ason, beginning today. is being
observed by hundreds in this city. At
st. Rose church two services took place
which inaugurates the season of Lent.
The first services was at 9 80, At the
second which was at T. 30, the blessing
of the ashes took place and the fore.
heads of the faithful were marked with
the symbol of the physical body's origin
and destiny The sermon was preached
by Rev. Father Coffey. who took for
his text these words which are found
in Genesis: Dust thou art and to dust
shalt thou return"
There Will be services at St Roses
church every "wednesday and Friday
evenings during lent.
At Trinity church the first service of
Lent took place at 10 o'clock in the
morning, consisting of morning prayer,
littny and holy communion No ser
mon was preached in the morning, but
in the evening at o'clock the rector,
Rev J. E Balsley, preached an ap-
propriate sermon.
The funeral services over the re-
mains of the late Thomas K Coons,
who died so suddenly on Tuesday morn
ing. will be held on Friday afternoon
at 2 o'clock at the residence on Terrace
street.
At the regular meeting of the Mitch.
oil Hose company last evening th' fair
commit reported that the profits on
the recent big fair which was held by
this company in the w w. Watt
building amounted to $S3O0S
H. f May has leased the building
and fixtures OF Samuel Small on Lin
coin avenue, that gentleman having re-
tired from business. Mr.. May will on
March remove his meat market from
the Arcade bnilding, on Church street,
TO his new quarters.
On Monday evening, Feb 2G, the
Presbyterian Society of Christian En-
deavor will celebrate in an appropriate
manner the eighth anniversary of its
organization.
The Epworth league OF the Method.
let church held their regular monthly
business and literary meeting this
evening in the Sabbath school room.
A very interesting programme was
creditably rendered by several Of the
memb bers.
John Bailie, after several years SER
vice as head clerk in the Globe store,
has resigned his position to accept n
similar one with firm in Rochester,
N. Y.
Mrs. George f. Jacobus, OF Scranton,
is Mrs f b. Dennis guest today
Dr. and Mrs. +. T., jenkins, Of Church
street. are visiting tho formers parents
at Montclair, N Y
Perry Dean, OF Dauville, Pa. made
a business visit to this plac3 yesterday.