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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-08-11
STATE or MAINE.

To the Hon. the Judge OF Probate, for OXFORD
County In said State
Respectfully represents SAMUEL A. 1kuE,
administrat Of the estate Of David \. True
late of Paris, deceased:
That the following named persons are IN.
tereste,i In said estate which may be -utyect
t. taxation under the collateral inheritance taS
law ~ said State, via. Samuel A. True, mary
G. Xnndusen and Helen NJ. True.
Wherefore. said administrator prays that the
time and lace for hearing anp Determining the
amount OF such tax, II any, shall lie liked anu
NOTICE thereof be given
Dated July slst, A. II, lst..
SAMUEL A. TRUE.
STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD. s.. Probate Court. July Term. A
D. 1876.
ON riis FOREGOING PETITION, II IL ordered
that hearing be had on the same at the PrOhate
Cou. Room, In Paris, on the third Tuesday OF
August. \. ID. 1876. at nine o'clock In the fore
noon. and that public notice thereof be given
by riinshiug copy OF this petition with this
Order thereon for three successive weeks In the
Oxf nj Democrat, n newspaper published nj
Paris ia said County, that all persons interested
therein may then and there appear and be heard
Go. 4. WILSON, Judge.
Attest -
ALBERT ID. Park, Register.
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The indications are that men who want
to borroH money are going to find 1t diff
cult to do so until after the November
election settles something as TO the
financial policy of this government. How
it will bk after that, we do not yet
know.
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NEWRY.

Quitb extensive notes on the Chautau-
qua Isembly are received too late for
this islue.
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Mr.. l.. Bracket of Auburn was in
town Sunday.
Mr.. W, l.. Irish who has been visiting
his children and his sister has returned
TO Somerville. Mass.
Miss Nellie Foster and Miss Flossie
Bailey were up from Auburn and
stopped over sunday.
There is quite lot of meadow hay 10
cut about here now, but the hay crop
will fall below the average one quarter
IL not more.
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For senators
r,tfN 4 EogEETS ~ Norway
ULCOTT Il. POOR, Of Andoyer
For JuIge OF Probate.
SEWARD :. STEN AIMS. ot Norway
Fo- COUNTY Treasurer.
SEaRcEM ATWOOD. ~ Paris
For County Attorney
JOHN :. HARLOW, - piNned
For Register ~ Probate.
ALBERT u. PAIN. % Paris
For COUNTY Commissioner.
JOHN NJ. PHILBROOK. Of Bethel
For sheriff
FRED \. PORTER. 90 RumiOrd
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DENTAL NOTICE.

Until further notice shall lie found at my
Office In Gates Block, Rumfori Falls, at noon the
ir-t Monday OF each month and remain two
weeks excepting Saturday r. ". and Monday A.
".
The remainder OF the month ut my Office In
Buckiekl; do everything pertaining 10 Dent
istry and satisfaction guaranteed. Crown ana
Bridge work my specially.
Arthur Z. COLE. Dentiss.
Buckheld. July ], 1853.
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NV ADvERTISEMENTS.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-08-11
SUMNER.

Mrs. lydia j. Wiley and daughter
Edith of Cambridge, Mass, are visiting
relatives In this place.
Mr. l.. o. Brsckett of Auburn visited
his sister. Mrs. T.. c. Bowker.
Nellie VI. Foster OF Auburn, with a
lady friend, spent Sunday with her
parents in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Africa keene OF Rhode
Island are making their annual visit.
August lst, to the wife Of Charles
Newell, daughter, IL pounds
The morning times., 1896-08-29
RECORD Ui' THE COURTS.

Equity Court, No. 1-Justice Cox-Wash-
ington Beneficial Endowment Association
VS.. Commercial Alliance Insurance Com
pany; time to file record on appealextended
till September 20, 1896. Morrison vs.
Hamilton; trustee authorized to accept bid
otThomas j. Morrison. Spcare VS.. Boteler;
sale decreed; Chapin Brown, trustee, to sell.
Berkeley VS.. Berkeley; appearance OF absent
defendant ordered.
Circuit Court No. 1-Justice CoX-Libbey
ct al. VS.. Leary & INLAY; fiat on sci IA
Henry McShane Manufacturing Company
vs.. Carmody; Judgment by default.
Probate COurt-Justice Cox-Estate OF
Thomas A. Cant: petition filed, and grant
ing letters of administrator to Fenetta
Nalle. bond $4OO, bonded. Estate OF
William I. Payne; grantint, letters of adj
ministrator to John f. Payne and Willis
B. Holder; bond $1,000. Estate OF Daniel
Chaves, order OF sale. Simon Wolf,
administrator; order to invest 500. Will
liam Downs, guardian; order to sell real
estate. Estate OF Henry d. Boteler; petit
ton filed. Estate of william B. Jackson;
appearance OF Randall Hagner as proctor
rled. Estate OF Michael Harm ston; grant
ing letters OF administrator to Frank
lin L. Mendenhall; bond $500. Es-
tate OF Martin j. Hendricks; viii adj
United to probate and granting letters of
administrator to Mary A. Hendricks; bond
$500. Estate of Theodore II. Wilson: grant
ing letters testamentary to Washington
Loan and Trust Company Estate OF Pauline
Heller; order granting letters testamentary
to Isadore Saks, bond 81 900. Estate OF
Dewitt c. Lawrence; receipt and release
ii led. Estate of David II. +. Brown; order
appointing William H Dickson, commits
sioner Estate OF Theodore Barber will
fully proved and granting letters tesla
mentary to Rudolph Eiclhorn. Estate of
John Welsh, order of publication. Samuel
6. Kirby, guardian; account passed. Estate
of Francis Tourney: do Es ate of Sarah j.
Jones; do. Estate of Willard F. Halleck.
do. Estate of Mary j. Jones, do. Estate
OF Minnie f. Dixon: petition filed. Estate
of George Bogus: cause argued and sub
mitted.
The morning times., 1896-08-29
DIAMOND DUST.
Chicago comes today.

Chicago comes today.
The Pirates took their defeat piiiloscphi-
cally.
Go out and see Arson don tie big mitt
and fortify himself behind the mask and
breast protector.
There are Others, but only one Arsnn.
He is with US today, and will catch for
his club
Pittsburg will play this afternoon in
that other "hoodoo'' city on their list
Baltimore. Come to think about it, Con-
ME, Oystertown is u Jonah to about eleven
clubs in the League.
Cincinnati and Cleveland are having 4
great fight for the front seat on the shoot
the chute boat.
And just to think" said Manager Mack
retrospectively, yesterday, after DeMontre
vile had worked the lightning unassisted
double play, That 1 had that youngster
once upon n time, and let him go for
naught-it is true that have seen bettsr
d dayS''
The morning times., 1896-08-29
Entries at sheepshead.

Sbeepsiead Bay. Aug. 2s.-Tomorrow,s
entries:
irsJ race-For maiden two year Odds.
Futurity course. Tobias, Sir FREDERICK
Satnanas, los each; Black Velvet, IO6
buiy keuding, MIR. Wayerly, Courtesy,s
Ray. SO eacn. SuDonian, Sc; Naughty Girl,
l.. b.. triendship, Iroquois, So each:
Atlantus, 81.
sccu1u Iace-For maiden two year-otls.
tutur4ty course. Hi Dadtiy, HI: Robbie
w.. Caii.bee, los each; Convention, JO1 !:
Panmure, lO4: lran,an, 100; Ross o. 50;
Lochglyn, Doomful, Contractor, IS each.
Myrtle L.. Or. Jim, % each: .BiIlali, 95.
Third race--SiN furlongs on main track
Harrington, Cromwell, 1l2 each; NormaD,
bcunar, ~. e;tcii, MOOuvlne, 100: Buckwa
1879. Al stral, Lady diamond, sContritioD,
80 each.
rouItn Race The Flatbush Stakes. So
UUo, Tor two year-Olds. Seven furlOnrs
The Friar, 15; Roy .CarLathurs Ogden,
and Ornament, 10 each; Salmak and Pan
mure, 100 each.
flith race Il ne Omnium Handicap. One
and one eighth miles. Buck Massie, I22:
Lehman, III; Dutch Skater, %; Ferrier
l19: Ben Elder, 101; Muskalonge, 92
Sixth race One mile. Strathroll, ia:
Harry kee,i, IO,i; Premier, 1OI. A Igentinn'
%: En- otional, 81: Doggett, 112: Sherlock,
1O1; Chugnut and livingstone. 9S. each.
Seventh race Handicap steeplechase, full
course. Red Pat, 1853; The Peer 1854; Lion
Heart. 1872: WiDship and Golden Gate, LAT
each; Mars Chan. lao: Decapod, 143: Lafay-
cite. 14O; Olindo. 1877: Woodford, 135,
sClainl apprentice allowance.
The morning times., 1896-08-29
Real Estate Transfers.

Della Chapel ct ,ir. Lorng to Mark X.
Norman, lot 81 in Chaprel's sub. square
9S2, subject to 81 500 trust. SO.
Charles A. Couant to Charles II. Davidson,
lot 26. block Q, In Hubbard's sub, Belair
Heights, $40.
,uaries ii Da wilson TO Charles A. Conant,
lot 20 in Frstoc's sub, block Sc, Columbia
Heights, subject to 81, 200 trust, $40.
Nicholas T. Halter ct uX TO Elizabeth F.
Lake. lot 1FA IN FslIer's sub, square j 81
subject to $4,000 trust, so.
Mary C. Peterson ct vir August, to Eliz-
abeth NJ. Power, lot 90 in Digges' sub,
square s6S. subject to SE.ecO trust, $40
The morning times., 1896-08-29
LITTLETON Is CHAMPION.
He Defeats Harding Twice i'll Pool
Match

Match.
Ed Littleton now considers himself the
champion pool player of the District, as
he has defeated bernard harding twice
in succession at u continuous game for
100 points.
Last nights game at the room, 800
Seventh street northwest, resulted i'll Lit
Teton running down 100 to Harding's 81.
The result Thursday night was: Little
ton, 100; Harding, 80.
-Littleton STANDS ready to defend the
championship and his challenge viii prob
ably be accepted as there are many who
are of the opinion that Mr.. Frank Sher-
man of ScanlOn's billiard pariors, can
wrest the title from him, and are willing
TO back him for any amount i'll a contest
with the new Champion
Mr.. Sherman's stroke and nerve are a
revelation to local admirers of the game
and his record Of two victories over DeOro
give him national standing.
The morning times., 1896-08-29
Important to Those Interested in
Real Estute. --.

Tie Times Real Estate Bureau, Tenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest,
in order to accommodate business men and
others whose time Is occupied during the
day, and who cannot come a regular Of
flee hours to transact Real Estate bminess
finds 1t necessary to keep its offices open
every Monday evening from to 10 p. m.
The morning times., 1896-08-29
NO TRADES INTENDED.
Mr.. Wagner Has No Idea of Parting
With Setback and Monty.

The report circulated yesterday to the
effect that Mr.. Wagner had gone TO New
York TO offer Setback and DcMontreyilie
for Rusie was characterized as being totally
without foundation by the officials of
National Park.
MIR. Wagner vert to Philadelphia OH
personal business and as President Freed
man of the New York club, is In Nova
Scotia it is hardly possible for them to
transact business with such an announcement
distance intervening.
Mr.. Wagner announced few days ago
that the personnel OF the Washington club
as 1t stands at present would not be
changed next season, except to add a bat
ting outfielder. .-4s-..- rs
The morning times., 1896-08-29
JOYCE DENIES THE CHARGE.
'.Scrappy" Emphatically DisavOws
He Tampered With Senator's.

'.Scrappy" Emphatically DisavOws
He Tempered With Senator'S.
When Manager-CaptainJ Joyce, OF the New
York club, was notified that he stood
charged with having made improper ap-
proaches to Setback and DeMontreviile, of
the local team, with the purpose OF dis
satisfying them NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and to ultimately secure their services
for the Giants, he emphatically denied the
allegation.
Through the New York papers yesterday
Joyce denounced the report as being
wholly untrue.
President Young is also in receipt OF a
persona letter from Scrappy in which he
positively denies the charge.
Il wouldn't do such q thing" was
bc1appy's closing lines to Uncle Nick"
The morning times., 1896-08-29
STRENGTHENING THEIR HOLD.
Champions Again Win From thc"Next
Bests'' at baltimore,

Baltimore, Nd, Aug. 2s.-The Cham.
plons and second-placers met for the last
time in the championship season today and
the former Won an interesting game by a
score OF TO 6. Pond was in fine
fettie- and kept the hits of the visitors
scattered, but the team behind him punched
their msplays in the second aud ninth in :
nings and gave the Ohioans five of their
runs. Johnny Foreman was batted hard
anu was unsteady, his three passes to
first in the opening inning being response
Bile for two runs. The fielding OF the
visitors was sharp and snappy, their one
error being Burke's huff of a difficult flv-
The morning times., 1896-08-29
MADE 1T THREE STRAIGHT.
Phillics Found a Very Good Thing
in the Spiders.

Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. 2s.-Philadel.
phi;i took Inc thru straight from Cleveland
this afternoon i'll the closest played game
OF the series. GumberU started in to
pitch for Philadelphia, but strained his
back anu retired at the end OF the second
inning in favor Of Kecner. The latter
lasted until the sixth, when base hits be-
coming too frequent, he gave way to orth,
who held Cleveland down in good style.
Cuppy got such drubbing in the third
Inning that, .Tebeau substituted Gear for
MN. Weather clear and pleasant At
tendance, $500. Score:
The morning times., 1896-08-29

A pool tournament will take place at
the Hotel Lawrence starting next wednes-
day evening. Harding Littleton and other
crack players Of the District will be
entered for the trophy, which will be an
ivory inlaid cue. Any one wanting to
enter will apply to James Cassidy, mana
ger OF pool room, before next Tuesday.
The morning times., 1896-08-29
KNOCKED NICHOLS OUT.
Retired in the Seventh, But the Colts
Won Just the same.

Boston, Aug. 2o.-Chcago won the ninth
game OF the series with Boston to-day AMI
the fourth out of six in this City, by superior
work in all points. The work OF the Chi
cago in ana outfields has not been sur
passed here this year. Nichols was hit
hard, and in the seventh inning gave way
to Stivetts, who retired his opponents in
order in the last wo innings. 1neall-round
work of LANCE was the special feature.
Attendance 36l9 Score
The morning times., 1896-08-29
Wrenn Defeated at Tennis.

Niagara, Ont. Aug. 28.-The surprise of
this mornings play in the international
tennis tournament was the defeat of George
L. wrenn of Chicago, by Fritz Ward of
Rochester. Ward lest the first set, 60.
but in the next he got Wrenn off his
game slightly by his clever lobbing and
the young Rcchesterian won, 6-4,6-4.
The morning times., 1896-08-29

Earned ruus-Chicago, 8; Boston. 8.
HOmerun-Ganzel. Three base hits-Dahlen,
Everett. Two-base bit-HamiitoD. Sacri-
Lange, 2; Ryan, Prefer, Hamilton. First
base on balls-By Griffith, I; by Nichols, 2.
First base on errors-Boston. 1; Chicago, 4.
Struck out-By Griffin, 1; by Nichols, L;
by SWEETS, l. Double plays-Collins. Long
and Tucker: McGaun, Long and Tucker;
Dablen and Decker. Umpire-Mr. Lynch.
Time OF game-2 hours.
The morning times., 1896-08-29

Earned runs-New York, /; st. Louis. /.
Threebase Mt-farrott. Home run -
Joyce. SacriIlce hit--1urDer. StoIennases
Van HaILren, Joyce, Gleaso titst base
on errors-New York, i ST. Louis, 4. First
base on balls-OIr breltensteln, =; or
DoheDy, 2, OFF seymour, j.: Struck out
/. Hil by pitcher-By Breitenstein, l.
Lett on bases-New York, .; st. LOUIS, l &.
Passed ball-Nilson. Wild patch Brett
eDstein. Time OF game hours. Umpire
-Emslie
The morning times., 1896-08-29

., Earned runs-Philadelphia s, Cleveland
d: FIRST base on errors --fhiladeIphia 2
Cleveland 3. Lett on bases-Philadelpl,ia
4, Cleveland 10. First base on balIs-Ofr
Gumbert l off Keener l, OFF Orth 1. Struck
9at-by Gumbert =, by Cuppy z, by Gear l.
Home run-ThoInpsol Inree-base hit
LaJoie. Twobase hits Gallagher, Della
hanty, thinner, Gear. Sacrifice hits
Cooley, Cross 2, Chlds, Blake. Stolen
Cross, Hallman and La Joie; Chiids, Mexican
and O'Connor. Hit by pitcher Gumbert
l. Wild pitch-Cuppy. Umpires Camp
bell and Henderson. Time Of game-.2
hours and . minutes.
The morning times., 1896-08-29

Earned runs-Louisville, 81 Brooklyn, l.
Two-base hits-Shoch, Corcoran. Three
base hit-McCreary. Home runs-Jones,
Miller. Stol en- baseS-Griffin, Shindle.
Sacrifice hit-Burrell First base on balls
-Off Hill, 5. First base on errors-Brook-
lyn, ). Lett on hases-Brooklyn, 10; Louis
vile, 4. Double plays-Corcoran, Shoch
and GRIN. Hit by pitcher-McCarthy UNI
and 10 minutes. Attendance, 200.
The morning times., 1896-08-29
Fred SChade W

Fred Schade will not go to the Spring
field races. Chairman Gideon settled
this in letter Sciiace received yesterday.
Mr.. Gideon thinks Schade has ridden
enough this year, and refused him permis--
sion to so to Springfield. AS that city
is outside the limit in which man can
ride without permission, Schade has TO
stay at home. 1t was a great disappoint-
ment to the young rider
The morning times., 1896-08-29

Earned .rpns-Baltimare, A. Cincinnati
First 'base by effoEs-Baltimore l., Cincin-
natl 8. Lett on bases-Baltimore 10, Gin
off Foreman z. Struck out-By Foreman 2.
Three-basc hits-McGraw, Brodie. To
base hits-yaughan, Holiday 2, Doyle,
Burke Sacrifice hit-Kclley. Stolen bases
Doyle 2, ReitZ, Irwin, Smith, Burke 2, Jen-
nings. Double pla ys-Irwin and Ewing; Nc
Graw and Doyle Umpire-Mr. Sheridan.
Time OF game hours
The morning times., 1896-08-29
AN UNLUCKY SEVENTH.
Hill Came to Grief Then and the
BrideCrOOms Won Out.

Brooklyn, N. Y, Aug. 2S. Hill outpitched
Payne during the first six innings of to-
days gaISe, but he came to grief in the
seventh, when the home players sized up
the Louisville pitchers curves for six
singles, a double and home run. Miller
hit the bah over the left field fence,
u 4
The morning times., 1896-08-29
JOYCE MADE A HOMER.
But the New Captain Couldn't Pull
Out the Game Alone.

New York, Aug. rs reiteustein pitched
magnificently today and but Tor a four
bagger by Joyce IN The first inning the
New YOrks would have been shut out.
The locals played Iniserably i'll the field
and so discouraged DOheny in the fourth
inning that he retired in favor Of Seymour,
who did much better work. st. Louis
was steady in the field. The score:
The morning times., 1896-08-29

At per cent on approved real estate IN
the District OF Columbia. The Times Real
Estate Bureau. Tenth and Pennsylvania.
avenue northwest
The morning times., 1896-08-29
first base by errors Washington .. Pitts

First base by errors Washington >. Pitts
burg /. Left on bases-N ashIngton 4 :.
tlttsburg z. First base on balis-Un
Mercer 5, off Hughey 1. Struck oat--By
Mercer !. by kiiit.n /, Dy HusIey Il. Home
run - DeMOntreyIlle. Three base hits
LUSH. Wright. sacrIIioe hits-Iar, wr,snt
Ely, Laws. Stolen bases-DeM OntrevIlle,
seibach, Smith 2, Lyons. double play
De Aontrey.lie. unassis,ed. villa pitcn-
KLlen. Passed ball-Farrell. Umpire
Mr.. Lally. Time OF game hoursand 10
minutes.
The morning times., 1896-08-29
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Washington, IL; Pittsburg, o.
Baltimore, g; Cincinnati, 8.
Philadelphia, 10; Cleveland, 6
Brooklyn, 8; Louisville, 3.
st. Louis, 3; New York, 2
Chicago, s; Boston, 4.
Games Today.
Chicago at Washington
Pittsburg ut Baltimore.
Cleveland at New York.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Louisville at Boston.
The morning times., 1896-08-29
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The morning times., 1896-08-29

The Washington Road Cub has about de-
cided to give bicycle meet in Septen-
Der. Trial heats will be run one dav
and the finals the next. One OF the greatest
attractions talked of is a match race
between Billie Sims and Fred Schade.
The morning times., 1896-08-29
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The morning times., 1896-08-29

The Senators had big cut OF Pittsburg
pie yesterday. The victory not only gave
the Statesmen the hest two out or tn rec
on the present series but placed the
majority of games played with the Pirates
this season to their credit. Baltimore
punched hits and outlucked Bucks Aston
ishing Braves and Cleveland lost the third
straight to Philadelphia. st. Louis, with
Breitenstein in the box, beat Scrappy and
h lis band and Chicago turned the tables on
the Beancaters. Brooklyn, of course,
had no serious difficulty in winning from
Louisville. All the clubs sniff Today,
nsons Colts being the Senatorial assign,
ment.
The morning times., 1896-08-29

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The morning times., 1896-08-29

The third in the series of intercity races
IS to be run at Baltimore this Afternoon.
The Washington team will consist of the
same riders as the team which won at
international Park. A large number Of
enthusiastic riders are going over this
afternoon and will root for the boys
The morning times., 1896-08-29
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The morning times., 1896-08-29

The Eastern Athletic Club will give its
second excursion of the season to River
View next Thursday.
The morning times., 1896-08-29
GENE MADE A HOMER.

The Senators winti.up of the inning
and the game, as it was called on account
OF darkness. was on the blood tingling,
throw your-hat-in-tEe-air order
After Cartwright's fly had teen gobbletl
by PaddeD ana Mercer had been retired
from Ely TO Mack, Lush came up and re-
sponded with his third hit, sending the ball
to right field for sack. DeMontreville
then faced Mr.. Hughey, and as a PARTING
shot to his old captain, he s.iiots the ball to
the score board and Travelled the cjrcuit
The morning times., 1896-08-29
VIRGINIA LEAGUE GAMES.

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