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Tho Agricultural Convention.

The Agricultural Convention, which
meets in Columbia ON the 28th instant, will,
we hope, include representatives from
every district in tho State. In the up
country the proposition has been well re-
ceved, and we are now able to announce
that Charleston, Beaufort, Colleton and
Georgetown will be represented
If the attendance of delegates is as gene
raj as we have reason to expect that it will
be, the Convention will be an imposing and
influential body, representing the agricul-
tural and mechanical interests Of the whole
State. For the first time since the close of
the war, tho planters and farmers Of South
Carolina will meet together to discuss the
best means of regulating labor, and of in
oreasing the fertility and productiveness of
the soil, as we'll as to consider whether any
change can advantageously be made in the
theory and practice of agriculture. Many
subjects of Importance will be pressed upon
their attention, and we believe that the
Convention will result, both directly and in
directly, in much substantial good.
We presume tha. the districts which
have not already done SO will appoint their
delegates on Monday next. In the Conven-
tion the voice of every district should be
heard-from Pickens to Horny, from Beau
fort to York
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q place full Of skulls, which were walking
around and nnddin1 70 zach othar in the most

q place full Of skulls, which were walking
around and nodding to each other in the most
extraordinary manner, and examination show
ed that each skull was tenanted by young
crab OF the kidd called Oo-oo by the natives.
This little chapter in his life ended with set-
ting fire to village, by which means he de-
coyed the warriors out OF fort which guarded
the only pass leading to he friendly territory.
and then made his escape directly through the
deserted fortress. Jack intends to go TO New
Bedford in a few days to visit certain whaling
captains OF his acquaintance whom he expects
to find there, and hopes to get funds enough
to buy some tools, ammunition, and 'sold news
papers with stories in them," to take back with
him; for next November will doubtless find
him far ON his way to his island kingdom, as
he declares he "would not spend winter in
this cold climate for half the City OF New
York |"
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THE OFFICE OF THIS COMPANY Is NOW
opened at No. 10 BR0AD-STREEr, (southw.stern
Railroad Rank. for tho REOkIPr OF DEPOSITS,
DI count OF PAPER. PUhCH ASE AND SALE OF
EXCHANGE. and tho transaction Of q General Bank.
ing Business
Interest allowed ON deposits upon the terms es-
tabhshed by the Board OF Directors.
The Company Is also q legal depository for monies
paid into Court win receive Registry and Transfer
Books. act as Agent to pay oupons and Dividends.
| and as Trustee In. Railro4d Mortgages.
Directors.
VIM. O. BEE (ef VIM. q. Bee & Coz
A. 8. JOHNSTON (of Johnston, Crews & Coz
ROBER1 MURE tof Robert Mure G. Co..
W. B. WILLIAMS tof W. B. Williams & sons.)
E. a. FROST (ot Frost& Adgex.)
j. E. ADGER lot J. e. Adger & Coz
HENRY G0URDIN (of 0ourdin, Matthiessen g. Col
GEORGE l.. BUI3 (of Buist & Bulst)
G. G. MEMMINGER (of Memminger Jervey &
Pinckney)
T. J. KERR (of T. j. Kerr & Coy
J. D. AIKEN tof ]. D. Aiken & COY
JOHN OAMPSEN tof John Campsen Coy
! a. p. CALDWELL (of r. & A. P. oaldwelL)
WILLIAM X. RYAN.
J. T. WRLsAAN. .4a.
B. O'NErLL M -
j. j. GREGG. Of aranitevilie g. O.
For further particulars apply at the Bsnkdna
House, Charleston. 6. @.
GEO. q. CARIERON. President.
THOMAS IL. VvAKHNG. Cashter.
Charleston, 8. O., March IL. 1869.
March IS tuths0
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N DIR II H AsTE fxN RAILROAD
COMPANY
Motiffs in Bankruptcy.

TN THE DISTRICT COUKT OF THE
Il UNITED STATES FOR TUE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH CAROLINA--IN RANKRUPTCY.-IM
ne. KkTER M. JORDAN. BANKRUPT, TX PARTE
JAMES N. BROWN, Ass is
on the Estate Of PETER M. JORDAN. a Bankrupt
must prove their Liens before JULIUS G. OAR
PEN kR. Esq, Registrar In Bankruptcy, at bis
Office, No u Broad street. in the City Charleston
beftre the TwENrY-sxTa DAY OF April .
inst
BY order Of Hon. George 8. Bryan, Judge Of the
District Court Ct the United States for the District
Of South carolina. JAMES NJ BROWN
April 8: sS Assignee
tt THE DISTRICT COURT Or The
II UA4JED STATES. FOR The DISTRICI
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.--rN BANKRUPTCY
IN RE: WILLIAM I. GARTER, BANKRUPT. TX
PARTE JAMIE 81. BROWN, Observation-Disclosures Is
hereby given thai all Or di,ors holding Liens the
Estat Of WILLIAM I. CARTRk, Bankrupt must
prove theG Liens before JULlU> @. CARPENTER,
isq.. Registrar Pankrup cy, at his Office No. "a
Broad-strce in the City OF harlesto, on or before
the TWENTY SIXTH DAY OF APRIL. Inst.
BY or = of don geo. \. Bryan Judge Of the Dis.
tr1cS Cou Of the United states for the District OF
South Carolina. JAMES M. BROWN.
april 8, e3 Assignee.
TN THO DISTRICT COURT OF vFIn
j. UNITED STATES. FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JANUARY TrRM, 1s69.-TN THE MATrkR OF
r. 4 HAkvIN. Or CLARENDON . UNITY,
BANKRUPT.-PETIiI ION FOR FULL AND FINAL
DIo' HAkGE IN BANKRUPT Y.-Crdered That q
hearing be had on the 1wENTY-sIxTH DAY APRIL.
1862 at Federal Courthouse in harleston. y. o.;
snd that creditors, &o.. OF said Bankrupt appear
at said time and 40 and show cause, ii any hey
car, why the prayer of the petitioner should not be
ny ORDER OF the Court the 25tmday of Marcn. 1859.
DANIEL HOT LBECK,
Clenk Of the District Court. OF .he b. s. for SO.
March " "a
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THIS ASSOCIATION WAS ORGANIZED ON THE
22d OF June'last, on nine months ago. and has al
ready secured an annual revenue from premiums on
existing policies Of nearly $780, Give Hun
dred Thousand Dollars). Its new business for the
month of December was S72,893 &c. insuring the
amount Of s1157,0Oo. Its new business for the
month Of January was ss6,524 II, insuring the
amount of $1.649.OOO.
One months business being greater than that done
by the largest and weslthiest Life Insurance Compa-
nies in the United States during the entire fl rst
year OF their existence.
Z he Association first started by the most
wealthy and tnA Auential citizens OF st. LOUIS for
the purpose Of changing the current Of Life Insur-
ance and Life Insurance capital from the East to
the West and South. and as its plan is liberal and
just to every section, State and district the wealthy
men of the West aud Soul generally are insurirg
their lives in it, tothe exclusion of other companies
This is shown by the fact that the policies issued
during the monks-of December and January are of
an averange amount Of 81 1853 "a. drawing an aver
age annual premium.o of $418 30.
The largest average attained by any other oompa-
ny in the United States s about $40 to each poll.
cy while the average size Of all policies existing in
this country is only about $2600.
These facts speak for themselves.
O@cers
H: g. LOPEZ. President (Oashier Peoples National
Bank.
W. GEO. GIBBEs. vice-President (w. G. whilden &
E. r. JENKINS. nj. D., Medical Examiner
Directors.
JOHN B. STEELE fof North, Steele & Wardei)
u. IRWIN WALKER Walker, Evans CogswelLI
g. W. AIM r, Druggist.
Il. 4. PEAKE, General superintendent South Caro-
lima Ratlroat.
q. F. PANKNIN, Druggist.
JAS.E. SPEAt Jewe .ler.
d. Fl. SILCOX. Wholes Ileaud Retail Furniture.
N. P. CARTER, Secretary and Agent,
March 90 lyr No. 40 Broad. street.
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WANTED, A wAlTENGMANs MUST
W. be willing to make himself useful. None
need apply without good recommended ons.
GEORGE III. HOPPOCK, Accommodation Wharf.
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1flDQnts.

WANTED, A FEW HANDS, TO GO TO
w Florida to split rails and clear land. Apply
to q. M. MA nSHALL BROTHER.
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gisselntien Of. Qupartnershin.

TsgSDLUTxON OF UDPAxTH s1EasH HIP.
~ M, II W. NAkR retiros this day Z orr she
B0uee Of CH RLES ID CARR a co. me o. RpET
BUniME8S win De continued by the subscs4bcrs who
arc fully authorised to seitio tho Affairs % tue leto
hrm S CHAS. ID. OAHa.
@ GEO. A. BUWMAM.
THR. .sUnsORrDER WlLr. RKcOMMRguw rER
BROKER. GE AND co OMMtaer0N nUslNE0H. and
soaoits share Of public tavcR.
:, April . III. w. CARR.
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TIT AW MAbTICB.--TE1E UNDAMSIaNas
IL have thts day formed A coparsner. .hip lpp the
ahe state under the name and style Of CHAMB9R.
lain HBABHDOK. Aspsca1 attention syil he
OF the State. ID H CtiAM3tIsJ.AIM
Apru2 n f L{s si II. D. 6EAnRO sK.
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WDpaTtnershiD Metife.

NJ OTIC E.--TEAG u NsEfss GaNED HAVE
IN entered into .'opartn ,rship 7 MS DAY, for
FAOTOR aGE BIZ LINE ~ under the name ana Vie
OF PRITCHARD q CO.. at No. - vrnaue Range
April i. 1869. {,4 gEss 3 r. M. IN va 1.',., =;
April q -. ~'. -
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WTANTED, FIRST-CLA>S TRAVEL.
w LING Statesmen in every State Good
wages or liberal per cent. and steady employment
Address, with stamp, B. #. HOWE, No. 8S9 Aroh.
street, Philadelphia Pa. 3nos April
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A PURELY MUTUAL WESTERN AMI
SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE.
SOCIETY.

OFFICE OF CHARLESTON DEPARTMENT,
No. 40 BKOAD-STREET.
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TT OBr, ON wFDNiGsDAY. 3asT uK.T.
~ "a pair OF GOLD SPE TACLas The flnder
w!l DO literally rewarded by leaviDg them at RIs
orFloS. % april
OsT, ON TEs &c EvENlNG OF MARCH
Coming, BkASs GAP. belonging to o whea or enc
s.onewail Fire HnRine. The fuder vii be n6er.lly
sS"@sSSS ~ leaving the same at NO. l49 EAST BAY.
Aprn y
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FRESH DRUGS.
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR sALElBY
DIX. ii. UAER, NO. H3l NIEETING-
STR EiGT.
ID ISON'S TOBACCO AN1IDOTE
III Guarana (Headache) Powders
Roses Couph Syrup
schenk's Pulmonic Syrup
Schenk's Seaweed Tonic
Saratoga ga" Water
Cherokee Remedy and Cure
Rejuvenating Elixir
Chloride OF Lime
Spears Fruit Preserving Solution
Browne Chlorodyne
German Blood or ''Kaiser" Pills. &C. &c.
April3
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TT%O FxEENF. TEa 70 STORE AND RMSV.
IL DENOE, corner Of King and Lamboll.st, eets
Inquire OF p. O'DONNELL on the next Lot north
OF the above FebFuAry ~
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V7ANTkD, a COLORED WOMAN TO
w do the cooking for famlly-a single one
preferred. Apply I'M GADSDEN-STREEr, near
Mo tague, east side. April 1
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-ti aI7 EUTT1AEU WINES AEyU IKtJUUMNs
xnaportea and bottled BY himse expressly for nae,
dcinal una. Each bottle has hs ceriAoAia or ss ora
rtty. UDOAEHAD WOLWkE. 4
February "a 10
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CHILD'S NURSE WANTEO.-WANT.
~ Ell. respectable WOMAN to mind a child
and assist with the washing. Liberal wages will be
given Apply ~ No. 20 BULL-STREkT, one door
from Smith. AnriI
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XNTANTGD.A A ARESPECTABLE IIDsJLE
W. AGED WOMAN, who can wash we'll and at
tend on an invalid. Apply at No.5 sMITH'o LANE.
Aprl1 ths2
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Net Assets of this Department. Invest o
In this Community,
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G0 Rent.

TE<O RENT. TEAE RESiDENCE No. So
Il TRADD-STREET. three doors east Of Meeting.
containing stx square rooms, double pi Exas cstern
&c.Y To an approved tenant It will be rented low.
Apply on the premises. a.. April 5
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LIMP 10y OYMENT.-TEN M DuLLARS A
liz day and constant employment guaranteed to
every man and woman W mt of work in q light
honorable and Probable business. Great induct-
ments offered. Descriptive circulars free Address
JAMES y. RAND CO..
March IS s3mos Bddeford, Me-
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uANDS WANTS D.--UNE HUNDRE
ployment and have rahons furnished, by applying
to FRANK +. MILLER, at Mansion House Broad
street. or to Captain DICKERSON, Waverly House.
King-sreet. II April 8
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rHNO RENT. "A TNVsD NTasRY VVODREN n
7 IL RE>IDENCE. No 80 Church street. Apply to
JOHN y. PHILLIPs, State Bank. Broad.street.
Apri8 Q
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A LADY OF INTALLsG- NCE AND RE-
N FINED education would like the position of
Housekeeper, Companion or Nursery Governess.
she would be happy to be useful IN any way
and would take an interest in the comfort and
welfare OF those with whom che may make an EN-.
gagement salary moderate. Address, stating where
an interview may be had Miss EMILY HENDER-
SON, Charleston p. O.. tor two weeks.
ADril
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OFFICE OF UDOLPHO wOLFr,
Soc Impo' ter ofM Sc1ieddm Aromatic Schndpps,
No 40 BeavGr-strect.
NEW YORK November s. 1863

NEW Yoax, No. IS 0nnAR.srREnr, Il.
.sE NovsmDer 28, l887.
UDoLrHe WoLFR, Esq. PrcseHs:.s
Decr Sir: nave submitted 10 chemical analysis
two bottles OF 'soniedem Sohnapps," !" wBich took
sroEs fresh package ia your boaoea warehouse and
fnd. as Dafore, that the spiriSuous liquor is iree
from injurious Ingredients or fsidtcanon; that it
bus the marks OF beMg aged aud NOS recently pre-.
pared py mechanical admixture OF alcohoi and aro-
rnaics. a
Respectfully, @ FRED. y. MAYER.
s Chemist.
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A fITOATION AS WILT NUR-E
IN wanted by respectable white female. Good
references furnishedtE required. Apply at Nc. 8
vERNON-STRBET, near Marsh & Mnroh M
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1or Sale.

{CTEAHT ENGINES asOfs sALN CRfsAes
~ If applied tor ilnm edtstay.- 'tsslIT we.
,g,t'9 ~ One Ia horse Portable ENGINE
.s,sf, guL One 4Actse Portable Engne.
,N Ax66, i5oe
~ One 8-hofse.p0wer KNQfNEi IN good condition
CAMERON. RARKLEY q Co.
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland .s.reets.
January 10 - = m '
ENOK sALE, OLD N EvNsP PMHy m
4 any gu intaty. prioe rs cents per hundred.
The cheapest wrapptu1 paper that cal. ea used Ap.
ply OF the ofice Of iHE NcWS. V March 4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-03-26
OF X T Il L. T. .

THE CHRONOLOGICAL OURNAL,for April
contains the portraits and biographies of several
eminent characters, besides sketches and illustra
ted articl.,, and two pieces OF music. Published
by l. Wells. Y York
THE GALAXY, for April, is received 1t is
fun OF choice reading and is 4 credit to American
Literature. Published 10y sheldon \ CO. y. York.
ONWARD, Mdyne Reids Magazine, fur April,
Is received, and keeps up wiki is promise in the
last number making still greater promises Tor the
future. Published by Carleton, y York.
fprl Magazines. PeierSon's Ladies National
Magazine and o,odey's Ladys Book, are received
from Philadelphia They have all the customary
attractions Tor the ladies.
THE NURSERY, for April. with its rich Illus
trticns and choice articles for the very younge=t
readers, i received This magazine should be N
every household where there are little ones to be
amused and Instructed. j. L. Shorcy, Boston.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

IN the District Court OF the United States for the
District Of Maine.
In the matter of Henry +. Morton and Benjamin
r Bates Individually and as members OF the
firm Of Morton x Bates. bankrupis:
District Of Maine, ss.-Upon the application of
BENJAMIN TueI, Assignee OF the estate vi said
Morton 4 Bates, bankrupts: Ii is ordered that a
fourth general meeting of the copaItnership cred
itors of said bankrupts be held Ut Pans, In said
District ON the 18th day of April; y. ID. lSl, at 10
o'clock A. NJ at the Office Of Geo.ge y. Wilson,
before Seth MAY, one OF the Registers of Bank
ruptcy Ia said District for the purposes named in
the 27th section of the Bankrupt Act Of March I'd,
1861.
And Il Is further ordered, that the Assignee give
notice of said meeting by sending written or print
ed notices by mail, post paid, OF the time ana
place Of said meeting 20 all known copartnership
creditors Of said banlrupts and that he also noti
II the bankrupts a. be present thereat; and ne
shall also publish notice of the time and place OF
said meeting in Two different days, IN the nowspa-
per called the Oxford Democrat, printed at Paris,
in said District, at least ten days prior to said
meeting.
Witness, the Hon Edward Fox, Judge of said
Court, and the seal thereof, at Portland in said
District on the 18th day Of March, A. ID. lc59.
VA Z. PREBLE, Clerk
..~9 Of District Court of said District.
MI
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Special Notices.
ALLENS LUNG bALSAM,

THE REMEDY FOR CURING
Consumption, Asthma, Group, Diseases of the
Throat, Bronchitis, Pains and Expressions OF the
Chest or Lungs, Difficult Breathing, and all dis
eases Of the Pulmonary Organs.
Its action is expeetoTant native. sudoric,
datiYe, diaphoretic, and diuretic which renders IL
one of the most valuao remedies known. for curing
diseases OF the lungs IL cScites and
causes the lungs 70 throw Odthe phisgm CHANGES
Tilt. sECREfiONS and PU RtIEs the BLOOD;
heels TIE iitated parts gives strength 10 the diges
tive OrgaRs brings the hyerio ts proper action, and
impaTts strength 10 the whole System. IL is war
raDjed TO give entire satisfaction even in the most
confirmed cases OF consumption, aud not TO produce
coStyeuess or affect the head, as ii contains no
opium IN any form. IL Is PERFECTLY HARM
LESS 20 the most delicate child, although an active
and powerful remedy for restoring the system
sod By all druggists. Price : per bottle.
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We noticed in one of our exchanges
this week the statement of Dea. John
Hodgkins. OF South Jefferson, Me, whose
son was cured of iucjpicnt consumption
by the use ofJohaSon'S At9dyHe Lult"tHt.
We refer to this Al this time - tending 10
corroborate the statement we made last
week in relation 10 this Liniment n,
applied TO consumption.
If Congress had employed as much
scientific skill in the argument OF 1t,
Reconstruction Policy AT the close, a
the War Department did inthe beginnin 9
of the war, in arranging for the manu-,
tacture OF what was called SherldaH'S
CaCl!ry Condition. Po5rders Tor the use OF
the Cavalry horses, no doubt the Union
would have been restored long ago
Exchange.
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DIED.

~ North Paris, March 2Jth, Mr. Ebencler ruell
aged about -, said Ia be the oldest man ia town
Ia OXFORD, March lith, Mr.. Charles Chapman,
aged 81 wears months days
At Nechsnic falls, March lsth, Mrs. judith Nc
Nli-tcv, aged - wears.
In Portland. March 81, Maria Annette. the be'
loved wife If Hon. Joseph Howard, aged ~ years
also. Mrs Hester Ann. wife II Walter Corey.
AtE, sumner, March lsi, Mrs Abigail r. Ron
insOa. widow az the late Iury Robinson, aged g
I'm Washington Territory, Jan. 18th, Mr.. Elc-
kiei Porter Formerly Of Paris, aged 20 years
months. II DAYS.
In gImlorl, March 2I. Mr.. Christopher {
Cummings, aged about - years formerly OF Paris
In sweden, March 9otli, Mr. samuel Jordan
aged about - years.
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coon TE,,PIARS.

We. Christophcr Lodge. No. To- Bryant
Pond. every Monday evening.
Rising star, Bethel Friday evenings.
NeIinseot. Buckncld, saturday evenings.
Crystal Wave. T. BGckheld, every Thursday
Evening.
yvhitney Lodge. Canton, every Wednesday
Rear Mountain Lodge, 80. Waterford, Wed
nesday evening.
Uarbor Waterman, North Paris, Thursday
evening
Washington, Oxford, Thursday evening,
silver Lake, Sweden, saturday evening.
West Summer. West sumner, Friday evening
There Is 10 be a Lodge organized at Hartford
Centre
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TrdceUing -igent.

Mr.. Seth Benson. of this town. is can
vaSSing the County TO obtain subscribers
for the Oxford Democrat. We want five
hundred more subscribers. whichwe think
We can obtain with little effort. We
have received fifty month, on an aver
age, the past three months, and feel
thankful to our friends for their liberal
patronage.
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John A. Bragdon. whose term OF
service in Paris Jail expired on Wednes-
day. the 2ith, was released from Jail, and
arrested the same day at South Paris. by
a York County officer, charged with rob
berry at Hollis Centre, in December hast,
in connection with Coolbroth. who has
been sentenced 10 State Prison for five
wears for the same offence.
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DIR ECTORY.
Masonic Lodges--T Time of Meeting

Masonic Lodges Time of Meeting.
OXFORD CHAPTER, Rethei, 81 Thursday
Of each month.
Blazing Star, No 30 Mexico, "Wednesday, on
Or before the full OF the moon.
Paris Lodge, Ne ~. so. Parts, Tuesday, on or
before the f1ll
JEFFERSON Lodge, No. ioa, Bryant's Pond, 81
Tuesday Of every month 81
Oriental star, No. 81, Liyermore, last Sstur-
day ON or before fun moon.
Bethel, No. %, NJ Thursday Of caeh month
Evening Star Lodge, Bnckieid, working
under nispenssfion, the lst Monday Of each
month.
rithagorian. No. IL, Fryebnrg, Monday even.
ing of or following the fIfl OF the moon.
Oxford. Norway, No, ~, Thursday, OF the week
preceding fun moon
Moant Tir'em. No, IT,, So. Waterford. Taes
day, or before the fall moon.
6t. Noriah, No, 81. Denmark, Wednesday on
or before the fuli moon.
Nezinscot, No. lOl, Turner saturday on or be-
fore fun moon.
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yINHE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
i he has been duly appointed by the Honorable
Judge of Probate, for the County OF Oxford, and
assume,fhe trust Of Administrator of the estate of
ALONZO STONE, late of Waterford,
in said County, deceased, by giving bond as the
law directs he therefore requests all persons who
are indebted to the estate of said deceased 10 make
immediate PAYMENT and those who have any de-
mands thereon 10 exhibit the same 10
~" DANIEL BROWN.
March Is, 1879.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-03-26

On Monday 18th, the Norway Saving,
Bank. elected the following officers.
PreSident-E F. Beal.
Vice PreSideut-J WhitmarSh.
Secretary-H. Upton.
TrusteeS-R. Moves. C. Watson. H. G.
Cole. c. c. Sanderson, L. Denison, ).
Burnham, iona Blake
II. NJ. Bearce holds over as Treasurer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-03-26

A curious freak occurred in Bethel,
the l4th inst \ damp snow fell in the
evening. which was followed 10y power.
ful wind that rolled ii up into ball,
frequently as large as four gallon keg
Hundreds OF them might be counted in :
single field. Professor Cleveland de.
scribed similar phenomenon that oc'
CURED about the year 1907 when they
were rs large rs barrel
A correspondent from Sweden, say ;
the same thing was noticeable there.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-03-26
DIR. Stevens Cough Syrup:

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men. for the immediate cure of Cold or Cough,
are employed Try one bottle which will cost yon
only IS cents, and you wiz never be without it in
your house Can be had of every druggist, and in
any quantity Of
GEO. c. GOODWIN & co, Boston.
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