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The Helena independent., 1894-09-26

We make prices that make
consumers glad-make merchants
howl-and make our store the
busiest one in Montana. You
benefit by every price cut we
make-especially If you buy here;
About time for a special sale
on glassware-so here goes.
Regular prices have been selling
the goods faster almost than the
factories could furnish them
don't know what this sort OF
prices will do. Special today;
Full flint crystal, thin blown water
tumblers, SC each.
Imitation cut glass water tum-
blers, sc each.
Footed, hand-engraved wine
glasses, SC each.
Imitation cut glass water pitch
ers, "a gallon size, 2sc.
Imitation cut glass sauce plates,
3 cents.
Imitation cut glass sauce or fruit
dishes I5c.
Imitation cut glass pickle dishes,
5 cents.
Imitation cut glass salt and pep
per shakers, sc.
High foot cake stands, fancy pat
tern, Io-inch diameter, 3sc.
Pressed glass butter dishes. .Ioc
sugar bowls. .Ioc
cream pitchers. Ioc
spoonholders. Ioc
Always a special attraction for
you in the lamp department
To-day hanging lamp with pol
shed brass frame, balance
weight extension, Rochester bur-
per of largest size, with new
patent lift attachment for lighting
Without removing chimney; with
largest size porcelain shade.
Special today $2.4c
Wonderful metal is aluminium
surely the coming cooking
ware. We're satisfied with jus,
balf the price you're asked else
where:
The Helena independent., 1894-09-26

Legal blanks at this ofhos
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
SILVER WEDDING.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward ". Penley cele-
brst-,i the twenty-fifth anniversary of
their marriage, az their home In Green
wood on Wednesday. Dec. sDth.
The morning seemed rather unpropi-
tious, ss there had been a fall of light
snow sud the Wind VAS making merry
work blowing Il Into drifts, making a
ride Of eight or ten miles over hills
somewhat Of an undertaking: but n
silver wedding IL no every day occurrence
and In spite Of Wind and weather q good
ly number 10 relatives and friends we're
present.
The hour of noon soon arrived and a
toantlful dinner ~as served, consisting
% poaliry, puddings aud pastry, and
last, though not least, the mammoth
loaf Of wedding cake, from which We all
helped ourselves 10 generous slices.
After dinner the time Was spen; In
pleasant conversation; and poem writ
ten for the occsslon vas read by Mrs.
=. u. Jackson.
The presents consisted of q fine castor,
pickle dish, silver service In three PIECES.
ohe-half dorm table knives. one-hslf
doxen fruit knives, fruit-dish, olive
spoon, table spoon, aud . quantity of
hne table linen, consisting of . table
cloth, napkins, trzy-eloths, dollies, etc.
OSE WHO MAS rnERE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
NEAL COWS slssrisrn BIRTHDAY

NEAL COWS siSEriErr BIRTHDAY.
The United Kingdom Alliance sud
the British Women. Temperance
Association, % England, have taken
up the suggestion made by the
Worlds aud National ". 4. 4. L..
for q general observance In the inierrst
% Temperance reform. 20 March ~,
l~sI, the nihstieth birthday of Gen.
Neal Dow. the father 90 prohihltory
la~. n u hoped by those Who have
combined 20 bring forward thi. PROPOSE
ton, that Temperance ~osieties In all
parts "a the world will give u their
endorsement. each conducting the cele-
bration according to his own Judgment
and opportunity, aud all sending con-
grstulations 10 eur ''Grsnd Old Man"
IL l. proposed 10 publish 10 al the Ten
psrsnce periodicals tho picture IL ten.
Neal Dow, ~ he appeared In ISL, when
he was mayor % Portland, aud the pro-
hibitory law cas- adopted, and smother
ss he looks nov In hi. hale and honOr.d
old sge. With these pictures will doubt
less be published sketch % HI. life, and
some account "a the success Of the
prOhibltory Law In Maine, where Il hs.
been longest tried. some 20 the wise
and pungeni saying. of zen. Do~. One
Of the most iDcisiye speakers aud writer.
that the reform has produced, will b.
collated, and odes In his honor and
hymns commemorative % Prohibition
Day," a. ~e might we'll call the birthday
of Prohibition's father, will b. written.
We may ~ell believe. nv our best pens In
all parts % 'hrisieDdom.
have recently heard from Gen. bow
that he u la splendid hath, that he
rises az i've o'clock In the morning. q.
has been hi. lifelong custom, walk.
three miles a day, and In pleassn,
weather rides ffreen To twenty. These
facts would be Of interest 10 all intelli-
gent people whether friends or foes 90
TIE Temperance reform.
IL seems TAI me u would he yell u the
week previous 20 Msrch ~, lisa. the
religious and tsmVsrsnc. papers would
bring out an issue In whish our ninety
years-old leader Vas made CENTRAL
figure. In this view feel SURE that all
good people will do all they can To help
forward the proposed celebration and To
send their congratulations tn Gen. Neal
Dow Of Portland, Maine.-frznees 4.
willard.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
wilson's Nlll..
BReAp on Tnt wAYras

oNtSS Wv 'NN VSfINos
One good turn deserves another, and
on this principle II l. aid .. based the
fact that q Maine paper mill IL the only
one which can furnish paper stock Tor
the Youths Companion. The story
goes that many years ego the publishers
Of that now wondrously succe.sful pub
lication, The Youths Companion, were
In financial straits to such an extent
that the dl.continuance 10 the paper
SEEMED inevitable. Mr. \. u. Warren,
the Maine paper manufacturer. VAS q
large creditor, but Instead of presenting
his bill he told hi. debtors Ia stand firm
and he would supply them with paper
Ia run the concern. when the Com
psnion's days of prosperity came, say
the paper men, ne they soon did, Mr.
Warren received his full pay With many
thanks. since then other paper firms,
anxious To furnish the immense amount
of paper needed by the Companion To
put out lie large editions, have often sp-
preached its business managers To SOLICIT
their patronage, only Ia receive the po-
lite Information that "sll their paper L.
furnished by the Warren paper mills aud
no arrangement can De made With any
Que else." lloneyed words aud big di.-
counts are all In vain. for Mr.. Warren
once stood by the Companion and since
then as matter OF principle, they have
stood by him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
TALK or the STATE.

Walter Tibbetts of Camden Was
drow ned by the capslslng Of the boat
while duck shooting on Thursday. lie
Was u years Of age.
Two deaths have occurred In . house
In Nlddefofd where an open sewer trap
wss recently discovered, aud three more
people are alex In the house.
Tho Maine Pedagogical society at It,
meeting In water,ill. chose the follow
Ing ofiicers;
Prv.lient, N. %, snail. ws.,sr.ol
Nlcs fv.lisnt, %. n. E.tshr-sks. Orono.
sscrvtsry AMI frrssarvr. }, u. buntoa. kosA
land.
To rin ,soansie. On E.c,u,i,. Ce.p'l,,e.. D.
Mrs. Kate Aiherton and her two sons.
william aud Henry Hamilton, have bsen
bound over on the charge of conspiracy
"a burn Mrs. Aiherton's bulldlngs on
Lisbon street, Lewiston. The story
told by the boys Was that they were
hired by their mother 10 Get the build
lngs anrr to get the Insurance.
During the year Just closed, there
were built In the Hath district rs vessels.
With an aggregate gross tonnage 81
.pil ~ aud an aggregate net tonnage of
;sl. ~. az these vessels. there we're
Que ship. thrce bsrgcs, i've schooners,
four steamers aud Two sloops. These
are exclusive of the steel vessels nj the
Iron Works.
The chip yard mechanics ~ bath are
greatly pleased over the assured pros-
pet of good spring aud summers
work In the shlpysrds. This is based
upon the feet that several Bath ship
builders have reccntly cent south or "a
the northern psit of Maine the "mould."
for ,esssl frame. Ia b. cut aud deliver
81 herr Ia the early spring. III. vessels
that Will be built from these moulis will
be Tor the coastwise trade, With perhap.
. single except,on.
4 fec days ago James Haley and
George Mcl,se Of whl,ney,ille each put
on q pair 10 snow shoes and took O stroll
towards the bsse % rlhh lake Noun.
tain. when they had got about q mile
from camp they discovered = hollow log.
which looked As though u might con-
tain lair, aud ss each carried an are,
they began an Inspection by hitting the
she'll lightly. llearin. no movement Que
cra~l-d partly In aud found that bear
had pr-ccdcd him aud was In the farther
end of the Log snd sppsrently unable to
turn sround. lie proddei Mr. Hear With
hi. an. so vigorously that the animsl
commcnccd To hack With railroad speed.
III" man could not back out very fast ou
account of his snow shoes, and the hear
struck him In the head. aud for IN. mo-
msni the air wss full 10 msD, bear and
snow shoes. The last seen 81 the bear
be WAS making OF over the ridge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
OBITUARY..
rLtr. BENNETT.


Died at l,umfor,i, Dcc. Il, I'.,sr Hen
nett. aged - years. lie had be-n until
rc,cntly, . resident of the lover town
since hl. boyhood; he va. brought hack
for burial by the side % hls nrst wife.
on the farm oncr owned by him. nov
belonging Ia the Berlin MN. 90. The
funeral service. w-r. held AZ the middle
.chool house New Year. day, by the
Rev. Mr.. Hound ~ Ncwry. The choir
aud organlst came from Errol.
"Uncle Peter" q. he va. familiarity
called. was the last ~ q family % ten
ehlllren, his las, surviving brother.
Gilman, having died two year. ago. lie,
himself, leaves elk sous, among whom
are our ~ell-known town.men, ID. a..
and u. u, Bennett. aud t~o daughters,
Mrs. Newell I.litlehal. aud Mrs.. Georg,
FLINT. Ia pas, years he had been q man
OF considerable property, and had been
largely Identified With the ba.iDe.. In.
tsre.ts ~ the lover settlement for near
" half q century. lie ws. . msn that
all respected, hones, aud upright.
No. ~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
GRAFTON. Jan. 4, 1891.

'hsf A'ss ssu. W i'Sss
Editor Ds.ocrdf:
a. could not spare the time to 90 Ia
the worlds fair, I feel as though would
like To Join your grand excursion around
the world. You say the voyage IL "a
last ~ weeks. Well, we ought to be
able to see quite = large part Of the
world Ia that time.
have often thought I should like "a
take voyage around the world, and
when Ne can go for ten cents per week
and all expenses paid, it seems ne
though we ought 10 embrace the present
oppurtunity aud all embark for the
trip.
When we get 10 cold Alaska II we are
.easick We can stop over and 20 salmon
fishing In the seventh largest river on
the globe, the Yukon. While we are on
the voyage want To 90 up the Andes
and see the great road more than three
thousand miles long built BY the lncas |;
aud while We are looking over the great
chain Of mountains We want TO Just take
. run over To the city of Quito and see
its wonders. Please hnd enclosed my
ticket for the voyage.
Yours Truly,
RuFus fARRAR, in.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

Hugh u. rsnieco.t. selected for as
sistAnt district attorney ~ Ncs York,
il frrs thinker % anafChistic tendsn-
cies. Who has had CheCkered career a.
preacher to various denominations,
socialist. atheist. and so on. - much
opposition has be,u expressed Ia him.
particularly by the judges, that u Is
Understood h. will not take the ofice.
The patience 20 the people has limit,
and when the Ismmany leader. propose
Ia put q man Into Office Ia help eniorcs
the Laws Who has an outspOken con-
tempt Tor many of those Laws, Il l. a lit
tls loo much.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

secretary 20 state Osborn 20 hsnsa'
advocates Law making Two hours psr
dav the limit ~ work 10 each man. Tie
hold. that sbor-saNing machinery h.
made such progress that one man u
now able 10 Do N much work -
twenty. se,enty-hSe years $50, and
thinks that oVer.prcduciiou l. the
cause ~ an much hlensss to-day. To
correct IN. situation he would max. too
hour the limit % days work. Even
II hi. reasoning i CORRECT. beiorc be can
make people live on two bours' work
dav, hs must reduce them to the point
of spending a. liitl. and living -
economically - they did scNsnty-n,,
ysars sgo. n he can 10 that, perhaps
hls schsme would WORK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

The .hrewdest individual yet reported
10 the Maine farmer, Who, when the
Erasshoppers and other insects threaten
ed destruction Of hs crops, Increased
hls poultry nock In corresponding ratio
and realized excellent results from the
abundance Ut feed the helds Afforded,
besides removing the source Of danger.
The same farmer In the spring time put
mp big surfaces Of closely nailed boards
In trees near hls house, and at night
lanterns In front of the boards.
The result Was that each morning under
the trees would be covered With the
dead bodies Of beetles, moths, and other
ny-by-uights, upon which the hens
would make a sxcsllent brsakfast.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

II appears from AL the Information
obtainable that President Cleveland dis
patched by special vessel .pevisl In
struciions 90 Minister willis at Homo
lulu, looking toward the furthsrance %
his scheme for the restoration % the
queen, aud then, While those Instructions
were h.ing carried cut. ssnt his messs ~
"a congress, turning the affair over To-
that branch % the government. With a
promise Ia cooperate In any honorable
solution 20 the problem. N that l. the
case, u 1. about the cheeklest set of the
president In connection With the whole
cheeky proceeding.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

Pat Mekenney, Of Northern Somerset,
has Q little railroad station all to himself.
when Pat sold land TO the Canadian
Pacific, he expressly stipulated that .
station should he erected al his place,
otherwise he would night FOE higher land
damage. 50 Q cosy little station was
builf, according To contrAet-at which
no train ever stops. Mr.. Nekennsy,
therefore, has . curiosity 90 his domains.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
rtRt AND rnIRt.

Mr.. Isass. to s"me~ hat famed f"p-
uli.t woman politician 20 Kansas, Il cn-
gage,i In a very lively rO~ With Govern
or Is~.lline. Mrs. Lease i the hrst
woman ~ho has ever achieved high
dsgrv, % smlnsuc" In the domain 81
polttics. bat the refining sui sle'a,ing
influences 81 Noman's entrance Into the
field ATE Dot visible In this case.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

tnion water Poser Company
- lewiston. Tan, IA All
tailnas.. go tso sis I"
D. = 60 a 60. vu,sln,ief "a
saii township s,s.lt pshhc - -
~. Inn is' l,'ae
,ra -
All iisny u. rertsr Il aPpsiatsa
sg,b, o. stJ-ni ths sssss. ahi .. r,'Iuifvi 81
Ei'. looi a. ths sw dir-r,..
n> 60 sutplas. for tks purIo.s - rspaifiss
80 mask ~ the toanty rssd hrs,iins fr,sn
Antlstvf ~ q ptss 90 No. In ssli -afplus. III
ssni - Thirty .ats DCilsfs Il s.-s.-~i q. fei
hoss utson ths sutir. tfart, supT-.s.i o. svssain
nine thaassnfi thFv~ hSnsirst sgTr.. ehglusi,s 81
publs ls., aasi ssbs-i BY y. :. tar % rsssoS.
ths .am % thirty ~, Dsllsrs anil henbs,t h.fss
oi ty,ou !. appointed Assnt b. ssIcni n. .su.s.
anil I. r.',uir,l b. give tsni q. IN as 'ihest.
nNFusbafs Academy Grut. for tho ysrr..ss
% T,tsifths The only County fuat thsf'in.
tl.s .ss % I~,nty thru. Dollar. ant rhiIiy sisht
Cents .. s..ss-.i a. foli"ss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

ONTORD q. -Ma Cuar 20 Probate hsii AZ
Parts. within and ZOE the County - pNfuri ~
The thlri Tus.iAy ~ Dss 4. ~ I'D.
tugvns y. smith, Admlnistfator on u estate
ofCHARttS N HAskfit.. late 20 NufsaY in
.ski cuanty. dessascl, having pfrssnipi .aii
estate Zoe allowance
OHnTHtB. That .aid Aimr give natiCs q
The same g. all IsF-on- intsrvsts'l thsrvin, hY
Publishing q copy ~ this uriisf thre. sssks 80
Ss-.itsly IN H. ONfori t,ultsfat, q nssspalsr
pftnt.t 81 Paris IN saii Guunty that the NAY ai
pear a Ifilats ourt a. H. huhisn a Pare, 9Th
W .nfi fur saii iounty. on the thiul ius=taf y
Jan. nsst. 81 nihs ofl,-k In The furvns-in, sol
shaw cau-., N any tisy have Why III samo
sbouii Bot H. .llovvi
GEO. 4. WILSON. Iulg,.
A true oopy-Atisst -
ALBERr u. PARK. ~ si.tsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
The Following state pensions have
been granted 10 Norway people during

Road surveyor Mllleti has measured
the streets In hi. highway district,
nearly all the corporation, and hnd.
them over nine aud oue-luartrr miles.
The roads In the town Of Norway will
measure between ninety and one hun
dred miles.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

The administrator Of the estate Of
Charles 4. Crosby, formerly . brakeman
90 the Maine Central. has sued the
wstsrville and Fairfield Railway and
Light Company for 90, 900 for causlng
the SeAth of the aid Crosby. The
~ires % the electric company eross the
track Of the Maine Central. and one Of
them Was loose and saesed, and swept
him on and under The cars.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
MARRIED.

IL Parts, J.n. I. bv Rev. a, y. weiEc. M
Wit sl.alsy sui Nj. Mary :. Ahir,us, 18th
% rsH..
In Ne. yssk. Jan .. pr rr,.isrisk Y. Han
,.ood s.I Nt.. rIifaisth ~ Van Bisrom.
In Huskhshi, Jsh. I. M. ttsf,sr y. Witt ~
>su,h r.r.. AMI Mi.. Lara q. ils-.sy 81 North
npskheh
In >sr~sy, Jan. ., by Rsv. ". = kii."1t
Nsihsn TompAin. asi fl"~bcs i@nsF,' bsh "'
>ofvay. .
In Nar~sy. pse - BY Rs,. .. 10 nolsrts,
I.atasr N win.Lo~ AMI tita kssa. 18th 81
Parts
r.,l., D. Cru-ssti - Norway, ssi fsh"y "
" hitmsn % Parts.
10 HaskGsl Iss. %. by Rs,. ~ y. fs-wnrr.
Eas.ns failsr anil kisn ksss.
10 Alfr,.i, Ian. I. by Rs,. rhoma. y ksnsf'
Chsrl.. : ,.rtsr ~ norway ant Ly'iia Anhs
Morrill % Anre-i. a.,
Ia s,s.. p,s. -. Mr.. pana bent. anil MI.
Any IiA..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

IN rs',.r 90 The ~iis - Ls,i Goa. 900.
In Kssar Falls, Dss. Is. h. the wife % Geo.
we.ks. -on.
In Lowell. lice. " the site fVr.hA v tmsry'
o dssstter
Ts, lar, dssghtsr
IL Is<thsi. t,~c. -. g. The ~if, 81 4. -. h"of''
Q $50
In RaslnsIi. Jan. 4 n the site % Harry
Hurk. q dasSbtsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
A"'''" iIHtru d. PARK. Rsa.,sr.

OXFORD. % AT Court ~ Probate hsli AZ
Fsfis, within ani Tor The ,ouniy - 90.
hort on ths thiri Iae-siay % n.s.. A. %. Led
Adilson y. Hernia. namet tserutof To- .
~sftain lnstrument pufpoftins " ~ the lat
will ant tsstauient ~ lisnIaniin NJ cara. late
- Bsthsl In said ,onuty. sis-sa-ssi, haSins ",
-sutssi the same foT Probate
ORDEKED. That the ALI iierrtsk sfte natirs
~ all I'erson. lhtsrvsiei, by eAasing . oOpi N
thl. or,ier ~ IL yubhsksl thru webs suoass
.iVcly In The osfori DctBosrat pfintri a fAns
hsh a Paris, In AIT Iouniy. ca N uiri
fussstsy ~ Jan. ne,t, Al hins o'clsk In ~ tufs
HON, AMI show eag-s N aBY the haze, uhy ".
ssid lEstrumsnt slssukt No - yrpfssi, appruFsfi
.sid dec.sss.i, ah.l that All Addisyn D. Iierfiss
IL apIolnissi EssrutH
sIRiET -. PARK. Rss,.ssr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

Are the people ~ho live 90 the islands
In Casco Hay . I~culiar people, one
would almost think from the way their
condition. character. disposition and
habits are being DISCUSSED Ia the papers
AZ present, that ihey serc Kind Of half
civilized racc, Ia crying need % material
and moral AID.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

OXFORD, .. -Ats Court ~ rruisste hsli 81
Fans. within and Zoe H. tountY 1fpNfurl. "a
ths thlri Tss..tay % tl.s 4. ~ Ia.
Con- y Mhtn,an. stios ~ ilAHHi~ON
4. WHITMAN. late ~ fafts. lsfras.Hi. haf
log prvssnt.i hsr Tstition Zoe 90 tlusaucs out
Of ~. rsf.onai tstats - sati dfrsazsst
DHDtnfu. That saii fsttiunrr Eifr nHtifr ~
On. ssns o. ~ tsrsass Interested thsfrin ~
pabhshins Q Uopy - this orlsf thrrr sssss 800
ss.si,eiy in The Otfori ilsWv.rat ussspaIsf
pnute'i a fAns. iR sali oYaniy. that tbs uaf
spy--ar 81 q rfoiats Count b. q. hatisn a iars,
within sni Zoe said ,ouhty. on ths th'ri tuss
dsy of IAnuafy, nsNt. a nlns u'fhsk in uis
fownuon. shi show canss. " any thrf haze,
against tls same
GFORGE \. wIIsuN. IuIsr.
ALBLKr -. PARIS. Ilss.tsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
A"'''''' STRrEr u PARK. REGISTER.

OXFORD. 80 At Cour ~ PROBATE belt q,
Paris. within AMI fuf The tuunty ~ Dtfori,
on the thir'i russlay - tss.. 4. H. i-a.
Hiram 4. Iilis. nauesi Itesutof In esftain
lnstrumsnt pufIsuftlnE o. H. The last Will ant
Tsstamsbt 80 ABIGAIL RtssIli., lats -
Canton, In 'stt ,oauty. dcosass'i, having ~.
ssnts.i the same Zoe Probate
UHbtkfp. That the all ilis siVo nstlCs
a. al I-Tsuus iutsfesii ~ eausing sopy II this
orisf ~ ~ publislssi thru wssks suse-siFeiy
In the Dhfori Dem~-rat pnntcsi n Parts, that
he'll a Pans, Ia all tuuntY. on ulr thlrl Tues
day ~ Jsn. heat. 40 y ~ ths si-k in III fpre
nuln, and shaw rauss' N ans thsy have, My ths
ALL lnstTuuent shuukt nc 10 yruFssi. approved
ani Aiioxei a. ths lat viii aBi Testament -
all ds.,.a-ei and that Hiram A Iilis - AZ
I-llBts.l tNssutnf.
" AIBIKr u. PARK. Rs.h.,sr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09
DIED

In Parts. Jss. :. tA.nhls iioli.
10 Dsanark. Uss. -. Ess.es rbls,i.. As~i 81
years,
In Canton, Jan. ., J.-eph = Nsadsll
10 -su,h Paris. In. ~. stephen i. hs'"Ah'
la Meet -amnsr, per. %. Mr.. Mar a.
F.t her. ss-i sl-ost a. yesrs-
To Porter ian I. ApPlston NS't"a.
In Ii.rfori, D~s. y. Nelson ieans. ss~i se"n'
In Hartford. Jss. !. AHiai rbo~p.oa. aged
IL ns,hsl. De. D. J.,i Nosss. ss-i q year..
% mgnth. sni % days. q.
In Paris. Des. y. Lucin.is Chase, as~i IS
year. ssi m.nths
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

OXFORD, .. -A . Cont - Probate hsti at
Paris within act fsf th- Gounfr ~ pNfrrf
un ths thirt tus.iaY - Dss u. lsn
jane luut iNrf utnr 90 ths estate ~
SAMUEL IAMI~, late - NssrY, ln
saii County, dsssa=ssl. having prvs"utssi his
srsuunt 20 Standardization - ~ estate "a ALT
isssass-i fBt allowance
OHnIHtb. that IN. ssii ENosutaf give noticr
b. ali psfson. intsrvstssi ~ causing q copy ~
the ar,isr H. - pahn.hsi thrsy sssks susUs-
sitsly In ths Usford p.uaa-fat prtntssi 90 faris
that thsy NAV sptsar At Probate touft o. ~
hill a Paris In sahi tounty. On Tho thrt Tues
isy % Jan newt. a nins ~ the s's-A In the furv
ns-uu. and shas rauss. N any thsY have, shy
ths same shoghi nst ~ aliuxoi.
GED. a WILSON, iudsv.
ALBLKT o. PARk. Rsx.tsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

Meagre reports from Hawaii indicate
that Mini.tcr Willis has obtsincd the
queens scccptance 20 the term. foe her
restoration, and that our minister has
notified great aud good brother" Dole
that u i d~sir,d h. shall step down aud
cut. How lar matters have progressed
whether there has Yet been any trouble
can not b. told. II, after such an act
on the part % our minister, President
Dole should notify our guVernment that
Minister Willis sas Isrs0HI saH griii,
the great American people would feel
Inundated, bot Justly humilisicd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

TIN sub.euusr hsrvby Tvs- Vubnc notios
that ~ IA. hssu daily apJ-lntsi by ths Ilunuf
allie Julss ~ Probate fuf th~ tuuntT - phfurl.
AMI a.-ums'i The trust II Ndministrai"f ~ IN
estate 81
ELtsII, B,KTLErr lats ~ Newry.
In .Aii County. ,isssa.ssi. ~ diving lunl a. ne
hss iirvets ~ thsfrfnrv frtussts al Isr-sns
insisltsi D. ths estate ~ all hsssa-s-l o. make
imas-iiAi. psymsut. ani utn-s D. have Any
dsInanfs thcron D. Shhiiilt The sane a.
I,c. n, I-a. Nv NppDBIRl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-09

Al gant1n. In tha ,ounty - phfuui
anil stats ~ Maine. the sch day ~ Dee, \ "
lad.
The un.isr.ignssi hsr,ty 1--WE. natic. ~ BIZ az
t-lntInsnt a. Assignee 81 the tn-.iltsnt estate ~
JOSIAH a. FULLER. ~ tsntnn,
IN the County ~ Osfort. insol,sut i,yitnf, Sho
IA. l~.n ,isslar,-i an Insoitsnt uI-rn ~ I.sii.
tioa BY ths Court % Insolvency foI ali toan'y
o. \. BAEHOw-. A..ispes.