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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-07


FRUIT PhoDucrlON.-Much more food
can he grown on an acre devoted 20
fruit than can be produced with any
kind OF grain. Fruit growing also pro-
vides a greater amount Of work and re-
quires "a larger number Of helpers. To
the extent that fruit growing Is substi-
tnted for grain growing there viii
naturally be an increase Of country and
farming population. This Is what
Is most needed 20 make land
valuable. The growing ofgrain makes
the land poorer, especially where the
grain Is sold. Where fruit Is grown
the chief loss 10 the soil Is In the min
ernl elements, and the sale OF the iruit
brings money 10 purchase these. Sell
ing grain never returns enough 10 re-
store the fertility expended In growing
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-07

Il il always hard times with the man who
drinks up biz wages
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-07

Dyed whiskeu are Ike hypocrisy They
never fool but one person.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-07
With

Milton, blind, saw more than other, With
10th eyes upen.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-07
"FHMALE WEAKNESS"

MIS-. WILLIAM 7
RfehlaHd 90, Ohio.
wfiteai ~ had been
q great sufferer rom
female weakness
I tried three doc
tors they did me.
no good I thought
l was an invalid for
ever But I heard
OF Dr. Piefce's Pa.
vorite Prescription,
and then ! wrote TO
him and he told me
ia 4 how 90 take Il.
l took eight bottles.
I now feel entirely
well. ! could stand
on my feet only a VI
all my work for my
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-07

Billiard Table, secondhand For sale
cheap Apply 90 or address, H. G. AKiN,
Oh 5. l2th 81. Omaha. Nsh
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-07

naquery To Irrigation Age,
by w. C. Fitzsimmons, are given some
points ON the profitable culture oithe
castor bean between orchard rows. The
result shows that the bean has not
been 80 profitable where grown extern
sively as might seem Il would have been.
during course Of Year, the average
gross receipts la southeastern Kansas
were only s25 to sas per acre. And "a
crop 20 be grown while trees are
maturing for bearing II does not com.
pare with root crops, especially poia-
toes.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-07

wccannot do any man greater wrong
than 10 misiudge him.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-07

RiHty.seven Pennsylvania towns begin
with 'iReln or "Be T. or Belle"
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-07

Broadcloih frequently covers red Ian.
mel shirt and n Cheap John heart.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-07

Growth In grace Il never promoted by
watching for faults In Others
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-07

Washing Ton Star: Excuse me, /"
said Wandering Mike, as he paused at
the kitchen door, but hov ye got any
work ye want done In exchange for
cold vittles?" Eyes" was the prompt
reply. IAN right was the reply, M
he turned away; Good day" "Mha,
made you ask the question: well,
sometimes | meet men that want ter
work for cold vittles, an I'm 20 Kind.
hearted that I like ter be able ter tell
'em where they kin be aecommer'
dnted %
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-07

We offer One Hundred Dollars reward
for any case Of Cntarrh that can not 10
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
y. J. CHENEY a co, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known y. j.
Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions and financially able 10 carry
out any obligations made by their nrm
WHsI a THuAx, Wholesale Druggists, To-
ledo, o. WALDIEO, kiNsAs a MARyfS,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Cathrrh Cure II taken internally,
acting directly upon tho blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system Testimonials sent
free. Price 7oc. per bottle. Bold by all
Druggists,
HallsI rr!iv pills. 25c
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-07

"uansoa'. aIagis tern saivs.-
druEgist Toe "a. iflcu d ueuts.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-07

10 surs and use thstold and ~siithsi fem.iY. NaA
wsstovs soufHsa srHrr Tor chiidfsa rssthins
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-07

Coe's Cough uaiaam
sr than anything ese. h i aiwaJs reliable ~ "a
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-07

ii,ho nAOy !. cutting Teeth.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-07

" ssa AnswerinE Announcements sAlndiy
he- ton I'M. PNper.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-12-07

The things that do tho most 10 make %
happy do not cost money
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
Aslnn r.Ar rRAvps 90 srus.

when the itils 20 most 20 the counties
20 the state are oVet-ruu With profession
nj tramp., aud the taxpayers srr groan-
log under the heavy burden imposed for
their support. n Z. refreshing to uotV q
chesrful exceptiou "a the rule down Va
knnx Couutv. Here l. comfortahls,
stsam-hsats,i jail almost Without board
srs. Indeed 10 last ac,'Ounts ~ believe
u had only tSo iumstTs. Tramp. shun
Il a. they would plague. Ia view 81
existing conditions aud the un~elCome
harden imposed upon the industrious
people ~ Maine by the army ~ prOics-
sionAl buns nov Wintrting Ia our state,
II would be interesting o. knoS What
has brought about this state "a things Ia
knOa. The answer l. simple. The com
mis.ionsrs there dealt With the problem
In practical way. They bought some
heavy sl-dg- hammers, established .
.tooe yard. provided some striped prison
suits, snd Instituted genuine reform.
At an early hour In the morning the pro-
fes.ional Vagrsuts, Who had sought cut
hi. retreat for q comfortable winter.
loaf. were hurried Co the stone she'd,
chained together and literally made to
''pound out livelihood. lhOs. Who
refused o. lahor Ia the vineyard amid the
cool brrste. a Tilison wharf, we're pat
la solitary and afforded diet 80 bssuti-
fully spartan In it, frugal simplicity
that thew we're not long IN coming to
terms. The result wss highly satisfac-
tory. ~ fast - the tsims 20 tramps
coonned in that j,il expired they hasten
"a 90 fresh neld. aud pastures nes. "
To-day Knox can smile al those In other
counties Who are sweating for the sup
port % large srniy 10 able botied va
grants Who 20 upon the theory that 80
cisty owes them a livelihood.-kennebeC
Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
WARRANTED TO CURE r-s Grippe
ruIs Z, S0r rAIE>T MEDICINE "Ap,"
HUt OUR HiEu> CORRESPONDENT,
TREATMENT, wuI,u >ENEE rAIi..

BYRON, Jan. L., lsaI.
4. dirCted by tho.s Sho know, my
diet for weeks. hss been strongly tinct-
urci With ouion., a. a sure preventative
- grippe, bat Il sasno 20. was made
Nth hardly time to plunge into bed
without time 20 undrc.s. ! Sss al tn
mercy Of Od Grippe aud Immediately
subjected Ia pstiicOai Government, luck
ily reinforced by q .On-in-las aud Wife,
timely arrival. 4. nv treatment ~as
emlnsnily sucCyssful, give i Tor the
bsnsrt IL other sufferers.
First Nas reminded II told you you
Would catch your death of cold standing
on Nst SNOW telling warns when sseaty,
Nhlh tend. tn quiet the nervous Inn
patisnCe ~ the victim. Then each on"
II the m~mb,r. Of the family prrscTibe. =
different r,u,edy. After discussing
bli.iering back aud belly With mustard,
. rum sweat. rhubsrb tea, fiaxss-d and
soap sui rye poultice And 100 other
.implc r,m.dies, the psiieut mean~ lille
.hiVvfing under In heavy blankets, in-
trri~cting supplementary language be-
tween shiSsrs. dose 20 hot run ~ss de-
Cilcd a. proper, inssrily, aud the bal
lanC- ~ the quart a. near boiling a.
possible poured over him Outwardly (.
Nhst fsN spots we're .galdcd clear OF
skin. icing In proper condition for the
soap and rye meal poultic-, sprinklci
With Pepper o. taxi. prompt hold. by
spreading the pouliic- literally II serves
Whsu DRY, 20 bold the shirt In place. IN
the subsequent ~rithing Of the patient.
The sntirv family .h.0ld pot on boots
With French heel. and take pains To
strike the door sith vim az every step
snd send tving- of excruciating paln
through the myfisds % sensitive nerves,
aud When the patient demonstrates, ~
mind him about "tumbllng over q chair
With an Armful % wo"i when had slck
headache"
About the third dsy when the critical
stage 81 the disease l. reached and low
Ing spous. suggests, II sm sorry You
bought that Last pair ~ pant. three siles
too large Tor anybody" don't be foolish
aud suggest. 'yOur Successor can furnish
hi. own bre.chs.." when nausea .-t. In
aud you feel you couldn't swallow =
mouihful - food % ssve your life,
oranges, oysters. ChOis~ b~~f. pork,
chicken. sni lOo different goodies,
.hoali b. presented In rapid .ucce.sion.
creating disgust Tor all e,iible-, being
sure to deVour th.m all before the pa
tient regain. hi- appetite, ss salt pork
aud beans ought to relish after sufficient
fasting.
You will naturally feel conscience
stricken for quite few sarcastic, IN
amiable remarks, contrary % the tenor
~ promise ma . % the parson when he
united you 10 the partner 90 YOUR JOY.
and sorrows, and notice the air of sor-
rosful dlsdsin. for your antics inil-
mating that there ia startling re,eli-
ton for friends Who suppose you are all
you appear, "when dressed In your sun
dsy clothes" Hut when, gOrei BY a
guilty conscience, suggest &c, sell the
pair ~ speckied ROSTERS aud some eggs,
aud enjoy the money AZ Montresfs Ice
festival, the OLD time mutual admiration
assumed sway. NJ. 4.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
TALK OF THe STATE.

Mr.. Joanna forry % North Bersick
wa. throw q from a sleigh In that town
Friday aud va. critically Injured.
Ralph sawyer was killed In q Hovk.
land lime quarry by rock falling upon
him from the face 81 the wall. liz
leaves q family.
The city government and board 81
trade Of Portland ha,. extended an In
,ltation To III. Nstionsl Educational
Association To hold IL. meeting there th.
prcsent season.
\ freight train on the Maine Ceniral
ran on the track Que morning near Vas
salhOto, sud some heater cars took fir''
aud we're burned. sixteen hundred
bu.hsl. 81 potatoes were partially de
stroyed.
The trial % Augustus VI. Pra~ds for
the murder 81 hl. mother-in-law, Mrs.
Never, At larmouth,llle, Was begun In
the Cumberland superior Court AZ Port
land Wednesday. II IL likely To BE- u
long trial.
Charlie. Paine. the defaulting treasur-
er Of Odd Fellows organizations OF Port
land. has been arrested on 4 criminal
charge aud bound over. lie will prob
shly H. unable Ia procure ball. aud will
remain In jail until court slts.
The annual meeting Of the Maine
Pre.s Association Was held In Portland
-
Rowsll Of the Portland Advertiser wss
chosen president. The literary exer-
clses comprlsed an essay by Frank IL.
Dexter % ,pringvale, on 1.-The Maine
Pres. Association: its strength aud it,
Opportunity" and q poem by Judge
Webster of Gardiner. Thursday even
ing the members we're entertained by
Col. Adams aud fsmily, at their home
Ia Desring. The excursion of next sum
mer will be made 10 Penobscot Bay.
IL IL surprising the amount Of mall
matter that IL sent out with insufficient
post ge. Of course the recipient Of
a letter or package has tn pay thu.
amount due. Not long ago . Saco
young lady mslled at the Biddeford
Office bunch 10 party Invitations ad-
dressed 90 Blddeford young men. For
getting that the postage on drop letter
In free delivery city IL not the ssme ~
In cities without q delivery she put only
one-cent stamps on them. Consequent
ly every young man who WAS fortunate
enough To get an Invitation had To pay q
cent for IL.
An autograph collector In Portland
has brought Iiufus ChoAte's fame Into
question. For wears people have
thought With ave Of that great man ~
Que Who Was able to write q letter that
no one could read. Hut thls autograph
collector VAS 90 proud Of the possession
Of one of Rufus Choste's letters that he
hung Il Ia hls window 90 that all might
amuse themselves In declphering u.
Among those Who stopped to read Il
wss eomposltor on one Of the news-
papers and he turned up hls nose In
scoru. Read thAti Why, . compovitor
who couldn't would be = disgracs TO Lls
trade.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

The Maine Coast Co,tsger declares
that the lack % q spacious public hall
Loot Bar HarbOr over sli,ep la cold
cash In a single week. IL figures u In
this way: sThe American Institute oi
Instruction. which met here la l>>6-
holding it, meetings az the Casino
skating rink aoN torn down, desired "a
hold IT. next annual session st BAR iIar-
bor. July . 90 n, lssi. This would
bring between fourteen and fifteen hun
dred people here In the dali time Of ear
~ July. The average expenditure 81
ten dollars each for board. lodging,
rides, steamboat excursions and Inch
dentals would be q lsw estimate. and
that In spot cash" Osing to lack OF
proper hall facilities In Eden, IL Was de-
.idsd 10 hold the institute In Bethlehem,
~. n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30


DO people really love trashy litera.
ture, or do they read u chiefly because
Il Is cheap aud easily aecessibies Much
light Il thrown on this Inquiry by the
experience Of The Forum, which IL the
very furthest remove from sensational
Ian. This leading monthly reduced To-
price from IS to ~ year, and discover.
ell almost Instantly that the number OF
readers Of serious literature In the
United States was a. CREATOR well-nigh
q. great-as number Of the readers
Of the popular" magazines. The pub.
fishers report continuous Increase, and
an increase at q faster rate since the
January number appeared than before.
The edition for February Will. IL IL be-
iisyed, be larger than any edition ut any
review ever hitherto Published any
where.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

with the first dsy u March the time
honorvd school dee-trict" goe. out ~
existence. The district sysiem had
probably outliSed it, usefulness, and The
new system will furnish better md
morv equal privilege. 40 the same cot ,
Vet there are MANY Who Will hr~sih~ q
sigh Al ths thought that the RELENTLESS
hand % progress has swept out 20 ~
isience that breeder ~ strifrs, that relic
% pure democracy, the school DEE
.iriCt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

THE subscriber hervhy give. puhIis notios
that Ne has hen duly sprolntesl w tls il0nor
able judge ~ Probate for ths Coanty ~ Otf0ri,
estate %
ISAAC l.. FRkNCH, late % Porter.
In sAid County. deceAsed. by giving bobd a. Ne
lsw direts. he therefore rstus.ts all T~f.ons
insiettesi " the estate % sail aesss.ei ~ male
immeiiats payment. AMI ths-e Who have abJ
demants tbsreoa W exhibit The same %
Dve. lNh. lss. hOsks D. hOILTOs'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
wILLIANv. BROWN. Adnr.

.a.i che has lsss duly sgrela.sa " u; lIS :,,
e: s.a 80. ss.s.si 'ss 's~ OF H'ses'"' OF
WILLIAM r. srARBIRD, late % P.ns.
IN III Ce.ntv. aecsasssi. By rvirs bcnd - The
Nv diresss; shs thesf:re rs'lsesss AZ psnces
i.S~iisss uayDeus. and shoss uko have asy
ds@sssls sAsssss " sshilat ~ ssns 70,
o. Iopk -. eAnAu sTAhbIhp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
Notice sfssss.a N..,,as sfc-ai,.'. ..

To the creditor. - CII,RLEs v. SILVER Il
hamfori. In The County ofONfor'i aBi state II
Maine. Insolyent Ilsttor.
NOa arr hereby Botinest. That With the appruf
al ~ tbs Ja,iss ~ the C0ar of insoissncy GO
all County, the >cconi Mesting 20 tie Gfssi
en "Wednesday, the slst day ~ fsb. A. u. 10
st nine oclosk In The fownooa. Noa vii govern
yourselves accordingly.
Given under my hand ant the order % C0ufi
thls ifth day % Jan, A. u. Iss
ALBEkf u. PARK. Register % Tia Coan u
Insolvency for saii County % 0rfOri.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

The York County court, In ses.iou
lasting 80 Ear about four week. has had
hut one verdict returned for the plain
tir-and that ~as verdict for one cr1i
damages, carving IA cent Costs. such
q term 81 court A. that would seem to -
rather discouraging % thO-s Who have =
d~.ir, 10 take the las CA" their neigh
uors.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
Ns'''' 81 $3.50 ...,,.ss, "''

To a.. er-litor- % FuLLER A sTAPIIs
90 parnsr-. 20 'sstna. In the County ~ go
Nou arv hsfvby nssins-l That With the a.
prO,al % the Iuixe ~ NJ Court ~ tnsolveIfy
isr All tounty The seooni Meetins u o.
CrriitSrs ~ aid 1n.ol,euts I. apt.ointe.i D.
10 bell a the Probate Count TU-sm IN
Par. In saii ,ouuty on wesins.iay. tho gisl
day ~ fsb, A. u. lss., Il nine eclsk In ils fsfv
nson. loa vii govern yourselves soooriinsly
sivsn unsisr nv haHi ant the orisr 90 soar,
M. l5th day 81 Jan, 4. -. l-s.
ALBkkT u. PARK. Hssi.tst - ths COart u
Insolvency Tor saii County q oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
NV ApysRrIskNkNrs

Nasirs "a Hxegutnf's ACruunt.
Natios "a t.uarilan's ACCuuut-
>rtirs On Niniuistrataf's AcCount
>atics "a rsttisn Gee liesu-s o. ~ heA
tstata.
Nstifs.
Aslministrstat's sAAs.
Zen aiisslansT-' NattgT-
rarksf's Hair ttslssn
~ Noa ten-amputsf
llinllsruurus.
t.s.ins o. Fisrtia this Niutsft
St.tslnsut q a. eusrliau firv an'A I've n
saranFs 60
.. Fsr ear ansi hNTsh-s-.
l1rturs Frss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

The Portland Express nominstss
judge Putnam for the vacancy On the
supreme hsnch, for which iiornhloNer
was r,iectcd. President Cleveland int
acc,pting RspuhliCsn nominations "a,
nov. bat there u little doubt % the
nominees qualifications.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
SINGLE COrlEs.

Sinsle Copls. % ths pemosrsi srr tsef css.'
,.eh- TRey Gill - msilri On rvceiItoi NV ~
m. pahi.hsr- 90 Zoe ~ ecnyenienre 81 rstrsa.
.t,A. s,tr. n Of 60 \ ts.as have tsen pasfsi On
- "A ~. f,,Ih,~ins plare. In ~ 1oauty
:. IN Parts. t.srry's pFuE ~ture.
skaFtsr-s prNE ~turN.
N..~~., Nore-' nrNs stow
n....a.si Alfrs-l goAs, fustrna-tsf.
Gryeburx. AZ. Ls~ss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
Ns,ies OF s.sssa N.,,iaE az ,'.ai,sF'
I'm losalssnsN.

To the Cr~iitor. - JOSIAH q. FUtITH -
tanton, la ths tounty - Ohfuri All .tait
- MAibs, Ihsolsent peltar.
Noa srv hsrvby butinsl nat With ~ appro'
al - Tho Juiige ~ The touu - lnsulftrf!
for sAld County The ~.ssnd Mestins - ths VI
itors - att ln.nlycut u appointed o. o. hfll a.
90 Mesins...ay ths gIst tiay - fsh, 4. u. i--.
a Rias esla-rk in ths fof.nusn. Voc siH Eotern
YoafsslNe. scsoriinElYs
Given under ny haad an.i ths oflsf ~ 'oah
i-th fsV % IsR.. A. l-d.
AIutKI 40 PNHk. Register - The touu
% inaoivsaey foT sald ,vunty % oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
NOTICE % SALE.

Pursuant 10 q " ss.s frem the Hon. Jnir. Of
Prvisste, tsr the County of Okfori shall .sh a
pabI,e sustion. 90 the tr.t day of Navh y. ID
tss d ten es - in the fosvDoon, ~ tbe once o'
isrriek a Psrk In Rthel. In sati coasty. all IN
dsht, ,itls and intsfest vhsh khfalsth
lIroSs lsts 90 all t<thsl, ieces-s.i bal In and
10 tbe fe,lywinE nsm~i ssd de- iii-rl ral estate
via s-cn- us.ii,isie.i htlf part % c.,tsin use,
or partsl ef Lani situ tssl In sail ikthsi snd
boas.ie.i ant de~ssih<si as follows. 90 st =
lsosnsissi northsriy by isssi of fr~i u. Hove
east-riy by land 81 lbanSel Macon. scathsriy by
lani u Charics %. kimtAii. westerly ~ isnd al
Iaslsy .. yeaas. seiss the william D. brown
ks,sessesi FARM tervther with oil the rxht. tuis
ssd istsrv.t whi<h has csne or scsruei % tb<
estate of sail Ensabsth =. Brvun by The fory
els.urs 10 certain mortgage 20 sail eos sedisid
81 half part of ssiitract b~hi by ssii kiisa 18th
BrvUu a The time % her deeesse gwen by oss
Frvment ID. Bartiett W Oscar W. Brown. Juss
sh. issi. and reccriei In Offori Registry Of
Deesis. took go. Page q
WILLIAM y. RRowS. Ad~r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

The for.ign affairs committee decide
that u l. their opinion that Hawaii
shOuli - let alone. not only hy Euro-
p-an nation. bat bv N. Uniisd state. ~
veil. Ifty The president hadn't sen
that resolution almost year AgO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

40 Bsthsi. In ~ County q ONiari 49, .ih'.
- Maine. the 18th dsy - iAhuary, 4 u lst
The unflsrsignssi hsfshF sifrs nntios 70 p
appsintiu~nt a. AssiEues - ~ insultfrt frtat.
II MICHAEL pIfGAN - 1wsusu-si. in .r
County ~ ONfori, ihsoitent D,ltur. 49, De-
issn dst iansi On inso'ysnt utaun hls Ist.ti.n ..
the 1oun - Insolvency for saI t"ariI %
An ,opwIN. A..isuss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30
ApwINIsrWAroW.s SALE.

Pur.usnt o. q uesn.s from tho Iioaorabls
Jsiss of rrulssts for The ,"anty ~ Oxfori, ],
william wo-si.sn,, Adainl.trstaf % the Estate
% nsnlsnln D. Nalton. late ~ Peru IN sail
goabty, hsssa-sst, sni as .ufh Administrstor
sstminlstsftns on the psftnsrship estate OF
-tsnlsy a " sn.sa ~ With I.srtnsr.hip .slt W
e.s@el was O ~smtrr. shall ssll ~ pabiie sss oa
Thar..isy tho hr.t dsy % harvh bsst a one
o'rl-k IN the arsfpaoa. on ths pr,ni-e. the fol
hssias as-srtl--i pfutsrty, via. The NIL -its
ant Mil friyi-re fortusrlv osnssi snd a-rup'e'i
BY tibf,isv q. Aus,iu, sitasi,.i In .ad fetu,
tss.,hsr With ths steam MIL shi D~elliss
IIoass nss staniins on ssli pr,tni..-, inslaiilnf
snsias. buiisr, shinsls sasshi.s. sol anh sn'l
ma htssry ustsos,as ~ salt NTH, mesnins y,
-,anly a " alton ~ Josl W. whlts ~ NJ. dessi
tatsi bscstnlsr Is, a u, 100 anil rccur'is-i In
Osfort Registry ~ i,s.ri.. hool 80. fsss 81,
ipslu.iins all 9TH, msohineFy AMI dwelling
wN. wooD-uM. Adm'r.
Pew. Mains. ian. n. is-s.
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N.,iss OF ss...d w..,i.s Of cr.di,s'. Ia


T. the crr,iitor. - IIENRN u BAR1ilTf
- nrs~nhsit IN ths 'uunty - uNfHri h.
stats - hains insolysnt i,shtar
lou ar hsrshy uUtifsst. that vita ~ aITr"fH
- IN Ju,ige - uns tuuFt - insnltsusy Zoe -.
county, In ssrUnt msstnx - ths rfviitnrs
sail insolyent u appuinisi O. ~ bell 81 on.
Probate Coau Roam in fans IN all Cuuri
GA WEDNESDAY the gist iay 20 feh, - IL
Al nine orls9l IN the fuwnDon.
You oil govern yourselves soUuriinsly.
Given unIlef ny hand act ths 0ricf ~ tuaIt
this 18th day % Ian., 4. ~ lss
ALnIKT u. FAkk. Register - ~ Coon
- Insolvency for ali Jounty - Otfori
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-01-30

The skating season MS very short la
All parts % Maine. aud the list 10 droS ~
log accidents was corrvspcntingly short,
for which every one VAS duly thankful (;
but the li.t - cossting fatalities seems
to b. making an average.
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