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REDEMPTION OF BONDS
REDEMPTION OF BONDS.

The Wheeling Traction Company.
the successor OF the Moundsville. Rem
wood and Wheeling Railway Company
hereby gives notice that IL has elected
To pay and redeem all of the bonds
and unpaid coupons thereof. issued
and outstanding under the deed OF
trust dated October !. 1897. given by
the said Moundsville. BenwOod and
Wheeling Railway Company to Alfred
Caldwell and William Erskine. trus-
tees. for the security thereof the said
bonds amounting to one hundred thous-
and dollars tsiOO.O0O) principal The
said payment and redemption will be
made by the deposit with the Germania
Hair Dollar Savings Bank of Wheel
ing. West Virginia. in the manny re-
quired by the terms OF said trustNdeed
on or before the first day OF October
1872. OF a sufficient amount OF money
TO satisfy and redeem all OF said bonds
with interest accrued to that date and
all interest on said bonds shall cease
10 accrue on said first day OF october.
1912. the money being so deposited for
the pay ment and redemption thereof.
9nd subsequently maturing coupons
thereafter shall be void
WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY,
By ". \. SHIRLEY
Secretary
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MEDICAL COLLEGES

College Of Physicians ana Surgeons
or BALTrrHORn. MD.
Hfrt Session October LIST.
Entrance Ieuufrrmerfa those az fhn
Afaorltflur OF American Medical tlI.
Irgss clinical facilities unurualls good
l.ahnfainsee well equipped Technical
fruIrIny thorough For fafnfngue nd.
drsas W. o. TOOK WOOD Dean. p1iu
more. Wd
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LETTER LIST.

LIST or LETTERS remaining At the
pcstoffice NJ Wheeling, Ohio County w
Va. Saturday. August al. 1912 To OBJ
tain any 81 the following the applicant
must ask for
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NOTICE.
H. L---

Referring to the above notice Of re-
demption Of lie NoundsVilie BeuWood
and wheeling Railway Company fir-t
mortgage 60 bonds We herchs ono o. .
holders OF said bonds the privilege o. r-4b-
scrihing 2" "a limited amount 81 Wheel
ing Traction first Olidatcd u.Y-f-
gage 80 bonds Of 1881 at a. st,.ci.I
price Of % and interest. said of c-
subject TO termination at any time
without notice
The Wheeling Traction COMPANY
nrst consolidated murtgnr, &c bonds
of 1891 viii be secured closed
first mortgage 81 two mill ..a hum
drcd thousand dollars 81 Hul on
IN" entire property 81 o. .. ruuaug.
which f. EARNING more tia. .. that
amount az its fxe1 charg
We shall Boz gifd tu fur ir1her
PARTICULAR upon auulicaft.
EEtMDNf t.p
% street
York
CONTINENTAL TRUST .A%N.
WASH NGTpN. u.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE

Order Of YuSlisssaon-
sssasy. IVES, Sirs.ni., s ) 8: In o "a:
ginia. August Ruies. 1914.
virginia Nay holman.
John J. HeiimAn,
The object OF this suit 10 to obtain an
eeosolnte dixoros from the above named
ueIcndant for the above named plain
ttL; from the bonds of matrimony. and
10 have the mAiden name OF the plain
.neo IN said cause at these Rules. that
the defendant John J. Heilman. IL not a
resident OF the State OF West Virginia,
process in sid suit. on motion OF the
pIunuff oy w: p. Robinson her counsel.
mis- order OF publication Is entered
said defendent. above named. be and he
is, required TO appear within one month
after the date OF the rrst publication OF
protect his interests. IL is further or.
dered that iris order be published and
posted as required by law.
JOHN /. RrNGHoRN
clerk OF our said Court at the Court
rouse OF said County. this Tth day of
august 1912. to-wit; August Rules,
JOHN l. KINGiIORN. Clerk.
Published the first time. August 10.
Attest:
JOHN 1. KINGHoRN. Clerk.
W. 4. ROBINSON
solicitor for Plaintiff
The state of West Virginia.
To the Sheriff OF Ohio County. greet
ing:
We command you that YOU summon
,,"nn j.; Hellman. Defendant. IL he be
FOUND in your bailiwick. 20 appear at
TIE Clerks office OF the Circuit Court
oi OHIO County at Rules to be held for
me said Court, on the first Monday in
exhibited against him in the said Court
OF Virginia May Heilman and have then
there this writ.
Witness
JOHN l. KISGHORN,
Clerk Of said. Court. at the Court House
%t said County. in the city OF Wheel
In the 5oth year OF the State OF West
Virginia.
JOHN L. KINGHoRN. Clerk.
khe within named John J. Heilman is
no inhabitant OF my bailiwick nor found
therein this 9Th day OF August. 1912.
T.. H. BACHMAN. y. :. for
w. NJ CLEMANS, :. o. C.
Notice TO rahs Dispositions.
1y In tns circuit Court for ohio County.
Virginia May Heilman.
Plaintiff.
John ]. Heilman.
Defendant.
The above named defendant will take
notice that the depositions Of Virginia
May Holman. James Noll. Fred IIamm.
sarah Altmeyer. Albert Heilman. Amelia
Nickerson and others viii he taken at
the law offices OF Robinson * Robinson
No 1897 Chapline Street ia IN. city OF
Wheeling. County Of ohio and State OF
West virginia. on the End day OF Sep
TENDER. 1912. between the hours Of 900
a m. and 1000 p. m. TO be read as evil
dence In the above cause on behalf OF
the above named plaintiff. And ~. from
any cause. the taking OF the said deposi-
lions or any or them shall not be com
menced. or being commenced. shall not
be completed on the day aforesaid the
taking OF the same will be- adjourned
from time TO time. at the same place and
between the same hours. until the same
shall be completed
VIRGINIA MAY HEILMAN
by W. L. ROBINSON
au-lo-I7-24-sI
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Notice.
referring 20 the above notice OF re-
demption Of The Wheeling Railway
company hrst mortgage sc bonds ~
hereby offer TIE holders of said bonds
the privilege Of subscribing To "A limited
amount or Wheeling Traction company
tirst consolidated mortsag set bonds OF
1871 al special price Of - and inter-
est. sad offer subject 10 termination at
any time without notice
Tie wheeling Traction company first
c9nsotdated mItgagc 8 e bonds Of 1881
VIII D. secured 10y closed first mort
gage % two million fisc hundred thou
sand dollars on the entire property 81
ne company. which Is earning more
trhn twice the amount 81 its fixed
charges
We shall be glad 90 furnish further
particulars upon application
CONTINENTAL. TItt-s r COMPANY.
WASHfNGTDS. H. g
REDMOND a COMPANY.
% Pine street.
Sew York. y y
a. o. .
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SEALED PROPOSALS

~-~-~-~~~~----~~~-~-~-----
SCALED bids VII lo received nt tho Of
Gee - fNa Board ~ Commissioner q
ere Courf 81 Ofio. wheeling West Va.
until d. o -lock - 81 wednesday. Aug
ust 7sfh. 1919 Tor the paving uIth trick
~ parts ~ each Of Go following roads.
NATfDEAL ROAD
UET Any PIKE
sTTr NHOp ana Mt IcCffANTAL
FRA IRIS RUS
TAff fpNT pfkE
VIII LING and Er.M GROVE
Spec atoms together NIfn approx
mate cunts nu each rood are on Ole IN
fIc on - tHe tIerf ~ fne Board 81
Commi 1nerf The BOARD reserves Tive
rIg1f eject Huy Dr ali bills
GLr IS. ff.uH iN. clerk
To- ard ~ Commissioner 90 tho
COUNTY q bni' aus 100.
uoues 10 HauufA1tursrs Sosbsrs Msr.
ChaAfn AMI OfheF " fotcnals Dealers.
NO * - HkltEtsl tfIt ~ mat
10 lftrl % Control OF the stsfs
% We NhGinia vii receive BIDS daily
81 o. lIlor az Charlestor. West VIZ.
giria. foi Furnishing Supplies for the
mans ement ~ Wni-E 10 vss'ef ir said
iowsft bidders. quality cofs fered and
Other things nefnE equal. Vest FirE mia
dealsrf vii BE- given prsfercnce
tiTfa 81 supplies needed VIII fur
nishe bidders on receipt % reduea.s
stat fr. zinc frHirrd.
tThrE BOARD or CONTROL.
aa-fu Charleston Wsst NirsiuiA
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Va, saturday. August 81. 1912 To OBJ
tain any 81 the following the applicant
must ask for
Ladies' List.
Adams. Mics Jennie Gureer. Miss Ma
Archer Mary Jones telian
Hgrkhardt. Miss isndian. Mrs Julia
Marie Jones. Mrs Fred
l'ie.ienhsch. Mrs. La Rue. Miss Bob
Theresa bic
BeensUE. Mrs. :. VI Morris. Miss May
Barcns, Mi-s Stella Mason. Minnie
Baker. Mrs Bernard Marsh. Miss ANGEL
Boyer. Miss cor McGary. Mrs.
nelia Jeanette
crate. Airs. Brady Rist. AIRS Emma
tali~Sic. Mr-. SwcenN. Mrs. w b.
charles Snarman. Mrs.
fowru. Mrs Char MsIla
ley Schneider. Mrs
Carter. Miss Ee1eck 4. J.
Elmer. Mrs Al Wayne. Miss June
fred q. y Williams. Mrs.
Greenwood. Miss l. Lillian
oentlemen's List
Adams. Rev. O. lidion. Harry
Affantroyer. Seo. Ewing H. r.
Bisui. MuzisutO Evans. g. w
Hoyle. James F'ancy. Geo
baT tIett, wine Fowler. Prof W. II.
hthcr. Jose Florence. Harvey
briEg-. = \. Griffin. Harlem
BTisbin. W. u. ffruUer J. 4 a.
BatSOn, A. r.. House Toe
Barry. John Hoffman. John
Bromae. Henry w. IIcIfenbine. Henry
iallssle, Mr. johnson. Josh
Cldppie. Mr.. kaemmerer Vim
Creech. a. b. C5) Miller. Zoe
sorry Thomas Mayhem. a. L.
tarueFa l.. Meyers Rev
Collins. Hilton Howard
,unnlnEhtm. j. \ Morgan. Harry
bontt. Lester J. Mcmillan. ghas q
Bonohue. VIM.
Mavlous. John
McAilister. J. g. stead Farl
" rowan. teO. Sutfrrfirld. ora
Metzhelser. HAIRY scott, Ben
lnIlus, j. Taylor. Eupucuia
hars. X. \ Naugan. Mr. t8J
IaNut Jas MitrOuer. =
Hudd. III. l. Wright. g. O.
smith. ". -. White. Cecil
Foreign List.
fr0ornsk. Jorpop.
Csaetard. Amadore Pollok stefan
kohnlyto. Ivan Fsrrs. oliver
- "nun~zt" Tom Stomrey Miss Miry
Levi ki. Anton Tutetk fiIi
Tirms.
EfHriir- a. LIbber- Dlnsian Chambers
man 60
CsutId ms. Co Schuiu a Co. D. A.
ROBT HAZLETT
y. ".
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.


Louis Il Grt ShN
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ART EHlAL EMeAJMER.
fi22 and 1924 Main Street.
Calls Answered ia, Or N.cnt-
Store Phones SIS
VIC L. Hertschy. Hell Phone 1852 u
C. J. Berischy. Nat Phone t2za.v
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NAA AD-Io bly coIy 81 CHRONICLES
ou Border warfare O. bonk dea.rtn,-
LFt Of the early indian sara IN west
virginia and othcr poruons Of TIE Ohio
valley
Also wanted Co uuy any copies o. Ga
histories % virginia aud " ~ Virginia.
of .rIutg historic that NAV 10 on ths
market Persons having same will ad-
dress History. care intcihgcncer
mr-s-o
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LADIES ArlD GENTLEMEN.
PATENTS s,segtss. Tr.4.-

"a. =. DUNLAP, PATENT ATronHEx.
national Exchange BanE sag.
Wheenua. W. Va
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MISCELLANEOUS


" a - TED t party with from so. 000
fu san.0uu o. purchase the controlling
interest tu Ntol.aal. und Hstal
Hardware and b. .idr-s surrI8 t.fpo-
ration This lusfnft. was rstahl. ned
more tIan 100 yc.tts acu. The party
- 4iriua CD sell Ul. interest. 3D. az old
bachelor. with ample means. anI made
hit fortune out of the business and
tain Hn interest ir Tire business This
i- an opportunity 90 life time Tor tho
f.eIf Iurfl. Adlrcss. n. a.. BOX Joel.
RiClwuud Va aug -gf-g--zs
WAHTED-To secure a COPY OF ths
Journal nl The session ~ the Wheel
trE convention. which convened fcbru-
af. IT, .tea. This Journal was printed
ara bound hy Campbell and Derfnsff
. 20 D. wtr. ed for fhf state ArDhItca ~
". Va. any owner of a COPY OF the
journal viii perform a public aerylas
% commune fluF with The Infellf-
Eencer. or with ZION VIrgI TrWia.
state Archiveist. Charleston. " Va
LADIES AID GENTLEMEN.
cssa paid for cast off clvtsinE. Writs
~ LETr.
No ios7 Harkss st- whssuEg. ". W
W.. olicct uad Bile Buy ana sell
ttaifns Attach meuta carefully placed
HiN fafr Ntfn We adjust rla ms ard
lnaf l1Ilcrt orr on commit sion hns.a
10 ole ior. no Day TIE Buckeye Mer.
80 we Men 500 Board u Trade Bios.
" eeiine. ". Va hi
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WANFED-Male Help.

"TED-slO0 weekly profit. Start in
business for yourself Ilon.f 49,,
about capital No experience BOYD III
Brown. Omaha Neb au-ai.g
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-05
RAzoRs IN CHINA.
They Cost Little. but They Are Made
E.ono Old lron Horaashoos.

They Cost Little, but They Are Made
From Old Iron Horssshoes.
An interesting feature Of Chinese in
dustry IL the making Of knives and ra'
zors from old horseshoes- The local
blacksmiths In the interior cities and
towns supply the great population OF
the empire with knives, razors ane
scissors of an inferior quality at a
very small cost. This cutlery comes
from small shops. where only one or
two men are employed, usually the
proprietor and his sons. and Is chiefly
made from old horseshoes imported
from England and the continent A
discarded steel shoe offers the best
material for blades, but the black
smiths prefer the old shoes Of soft Iron
that come from Glasgow and Ham,
burg.
One British firm at Tientsin brought
over a cargo of old horseshoes from
Australia recently. but could not dis
pose of them. rs the native smiths
said that the iron was too hard. They
like the soft iron because 1t Gun be
more easily worked by their primitive
methods.
A razor commonly used by the poorer
class, having a cutting edge Of less
than two inches, costs 20 t'ung-tzus.
about o cents in American currency.
Upon the strop the blade takes fair
cutting edge. but Is too soft to hold 1t.
Any number of stroppings are neces-
,ary before the act Of shaving can be
completed. After the blades are forged
they are simply case hardened and not
subjected to the careful tempering en-
oloyed in the production Of western
.utlery.-Youth's Companion.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-05
To Wash Pillows.

To wash feather pillows, prepare q
large tub of suds a. hot a. can be
borne by the hands; dissolve sufficient
borax in the water to make It feel very
soft, a. this will out any grease that may
be In the feathers. II the tub IL large
two pillows may be washed at once.
Empty the contents OF the pillow or pill
lows into the suds. This IL not so dill
cult as It may seem, as the feathers do
not blow nearly 80 much a. one would
think. Submerge the feathers and rub
vigorously between the hands. You will
be surprised to find quite q number Of
different things in your pillows. There
may likely be sand, grains of corn, pins,
string, and small sticks.
When you have rubbed the feathers az
much as you think they need, run them
through the wringer. When you havc
gathered most Of them from the water
the rest will be easily captured with .
colander. The feathers should be put
through two rinse waters and wrung
from the last one into bags made Of any
thin material and large enough to allow
the feathers plenty of room as they dry.
Two -four sacks ripped apart and sew
cd into one large sack are very good.
Place these sacks In the oven, having, OF
course, very slow fire and Watching
and turning frequently. When they are
about half dry hang on the line In bright
sunshine until thoroughly dry. This
will take several days Of summing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-05
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Harvey Leon whitney Of Boston
in the County Of Suffolk. and the Commonwealth
Of Massachusetts,, by his mortgage deco datsd
the twenty fourth day Of November, A. d. 1911
and recorded In the oxford Registry Of Deeds,
book 3lS, page l0s. conveyed 70 me, the under
signed, certain parcel OF real estate situate 10
Maine, and bounded and described - follows
Northerly by the old road leading from Hebron
Academy by the Ellsworth Cushman place, 60
Glover, and land of A. j. Turner; easterly by
land Of Herbert T. Glover; southerly by land Of
K. n. Glover, land Of Charles L. Bray, and land
formerly Of Levi Merrill; westerly BY land Of
said E. n. Glover and land Of A. A. Conant
being the Emma e. Whitney homestead situated
on both sides Of the highway leading from He.
bron Academy 70 West Ainot; and whereas the
condition Of sad mortgage has been broken:
Now, therefore, by reason Of tho breach Of the
condition thereof claim foreclosure OF said
mortgage.
H18 CHARLES q. WARREN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-05
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Harvey L. Whitney Of Boston
In the County Of Suffolk. and Commonwealth Of
Fourteenth day OF N ,vember, A. d. 1911, and re
corded In the oxford County Registry of Deeds
book SIS, page 81. conveyed 70 me, the under
Hebron. in the County Of Oxford, and State Of
Maine. and bounded and described - follows
Northerly by the old road leading from Hebron
called, the school house lot, land Of Howard
Glover, and land Of A. ]. Turner; essterly by
land Of Herbert T. Glover; southerly by land OF
formerly of Levi Merrill; westerly by land Of
said e. II. Glover and land Of A. A. Conant
being the Emma E. Whitney homestead situated
on both sidss Of me g. nisnway Leading from ne ne
condition Of said mortgage has been broken:
Now, therefore, BY reason Of the breach Of the
condition thereof claim foreclosure Of said
mortgage.
MS CHARLES G. WARREN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-05
CURIOUS EPITAPHs.
| ouain. Inscriptions on Ancient Tomos
In England.

Quaint Inscriptions on Ancient 'o"o'
In England.
A desperate attempt Mt an epltal'f
IN the nonconformlst Campo santo III
Bunhill fields, where Bunyan. peioe
the Cromwells and Mrs. Wesley TX
buried, Is found on the tomb OF i1aus
Page. a person who seems to nave sui
fered terribly from what we call drop
~. but which might have had announcer
name In those days:
Here iyes Dame Mary Page.
Reflect Of Sir Gregory Page (Bartl
she departed this life March II. lIUs
In the 6sth year Of her age.
a
In a. months she was tapped CO times.
Had taken away 240 gallons OF water
without ever repining at her case
Or ever fearing the operation.
A more successful attempt Is tina
found on the tomb Of Vavasor Poweii
who seems to have suffered clever
years Imprisonment for preaching TN
gospel. He was known as the "Wmte
field of Wales"
In vain oppressors do themselves perple'
To find out arts how they the saints ma
vex-
Death spoils their plots and sets the op
pressed free;
Thus vavasor obtained true liberty.
Christ him released. and now he's 5oyne
among
The martyred soals. with whom he cries
"How long7''
Chambers Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-05
A DETECTIVE STORY.

One They Tell In London on Two
American Police Officials.
As an illustration Of the good nature
Il Frank Froest, who used to be chief
II Scotland Yard. they tell this story
m London:
Many years ago two American detec-
iivpx CHANGED to be In London to-
reiher. awaiting the extradition OF
criminals who had been arrested In
England for otfenses committed In the
United States. The Hotel Victoria
was then American headquarters In
London. and one evening the two
Hawkshaws. who had had a convivial
dny. fell asleep side by side on Z
divan 10 the big smoking room Of the
iostelry. An American humorist
found q pair Of handouts in the Office
uf.the manager Of the hotel and pro-
r.e,lsd to shackle the pair together.
when for two or three hours they
slumbered peacefully while the guests
Of the hotel. American and English.
including the ladies. came to gaze upon
the scene.
When the detectives finally awak-
ened about o'clock In the morning
It was impossible to find key to the
handouts and hence impossible to
liberate them. They would not hear
Of sending to a police station for as
sistance lest the story Of their rldicu.
lous plight get out. but they had conf
dence that Froest. who was then q
plain detective inspector. would not
betray them. A messenger to Scot
land Yard. near by. learned that Froest
had gone home long before. but got
his address several miles away in the
suburbs. An American newspaper
man who knew Froest reached bis
home by cab after o'clock in the
morning. He was awakened from
slumber and without protest came all
the way to the Victoria and released
his fellow craftsmen.-New York Sun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-05
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Ralph d. Whitney Of Newton
In the County Of Middlesex, and Commonwealth
the ninth day of November, A. d. 1911, and re-
corded in the Oxford County Registry Of Deeds,
book SlS, page %, conveyed TO me, the under =.
Hebron, in the County of Oxford. and State OF
Maine, and bounded and described "a follows
NOrtheIly by the old road leading from Hebron
Academy by the Ellsworth Cushman place. 30
called, the school house lot, land Of Howard
Glover. and land Of A. J. Turner; easterly by
land Of Herbert T. Glover; son,heriy BY land Of
formerly of Levi Merrill; westerly by land Of
said E. NJ. Glover and land Of A. A: Conant
being the Emma e. whitney homestead situated
on both sides of the highway leading from ne.
bron Academy to West Minot; and whereas the
condition Of said mortgage has been broken:
Now, therefore, by reason Of the breach OF INC
condition thereof claim foreclosure OF SAID
mortgage.
October Is, 1912. -,,ry
A-48 CHARLES Z. WAhhEN'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-05
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Harvey Leon Whitney OF Boston
in the County of Suffolk. and Commonwealth OF
ssachusetts, by his mortgage deed dated the
sixteenth day Of December, A. ID. 1911, and re
corded In the oxford County Registry OF Deeds
book 3l3, page 1IO. conveyed to me, the under
Hebron, In the County Of Oxford, and State Of
Maine, and bounded and described as follows
Northerly by the old road leading from Hebron
Academy by the Ellsworth Cushman place, So
called, the school house lot, land Of Howard
Glover, and land Of A. j. Turner; easterly by
land Of Herbert T. Glover; southerly BY land Of
e. M, Glover, land Of Charles l.. Bray, and land
formerly Of Levi Merrill; westerly by land Of
said e. NJ. Glover and land of A. A. COnant
being the Emma e. whitney homestead situated
on both sides Of the highway leading from He
bron Academy to West Minot; and whereas the
condition of said mortgage has been broken:
Now, therefore, by reason OF the breach OF tnt
condition thereof claim foreclosure OF said
mortgage.
October Is, 1912.
A46 CHARLES G. WARREN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-05
Tho Sinner.


OF the late Bishop Charles @. Graf
ton Fond du Lac man said the other
day:
"Bishop Grafton was remarkable for
the neatness and point Of his pulpit ut
terances.
"Once, during a disastrous strike, q
capitalist of Fond du Lac arose IN q
church meeting and asked leave 70
speak. The bishop gave him the
floor. and the man delivered himself
of a long panegyric upon captains OF
industry. upon the good they do BY
giving men work. by booming the
country, by reducing the cost OF pro
duction, and SO forth.
"When the capitalist had finished nis
self praises and. flushed and satisfied
had sat down again Bishop Grafton
rose and said with quiet significance:
"rs there any other sinner would
like to say a wordT"- New Yors
Tribune.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1912-11-05
PROBATE NOTICES.

To oil persons interested In either Of the estates
hereinafter named:
Alta Probate Court, at Paris, In vacation. In
and for the County Of Oxford on the twenty first
day of Oct. In the year Of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and twelve. The follow
| ing matter having been presented for the action
thereupon hereinafter Indicated, Il Ia hereby
ORDERED:
That notice thereof be given to all persons In
tercsted by causing copy Of this order TO be
published three weeks successfully In the Ox
| lord Democrat, newspaper published az Soutn
Paris, In said County, that they may appear % q
Probate Court to be held ut said Paris on inc
third Tuesday of November, A. D. 1915, at 8 OF
the clock in the forenoon, and be heard thereon
II they see cause.
Harriet N. Kingman late Of Waterford, de-
ceased; petition for the O. pointment Of W. II
Judkins or some other suitable person IS admin.
istrator Of the estate Of said deceased presented
by Elizabeth 8. Horr, sister and heir.atl law.
Sarah A. Penley late Of Paris, deceased Pc
tition for determination Of collateral Inheritance
tax presented by Wilbur j. Merrill, administra.
tor.
Sarah A. Penley late Of Paris, deceased
first account presented for allowance By Wilbur
]. Merrill, administrator.
ADDISON e. HERRICK. Judge Of said Court.
true copy-attest:
AS ALBEIT ID. PARK, Register.