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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-07-02

y the District Court Of the United States for the
L Dist let Of vermont The Undersigned hereby
gives iod1e Il bis app int ueut as Assignee n
Simon NiikinsFn, 81 Ne-ton. in The County u
Windsor and tate uf Nefm ln5. thin said District
who has reen adjud cd a B4ut rupt upon the pc
ttion of his creditors by the Distct Court Of said
District
Dated at Bellows Falls, the 2lst day Of June.
A. ID. 1869.
GEORGE SLATE,
=l--qsw
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-07-02

Post Master General Cressweu has estab-
li,hed a Post Office at Gouldsyilie, (Nortb6eld
Falls and appointed Rolln 3. Fay, Postmaster
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Hon. Clark Il. Chapman has sold his place in
Ludlow TO John " kimbal of Boston. for 81
900. Mr. Kimbdl intends to erect nice build
ings Tor a residence on the premises, next season.
a freuehman. whose name we did not learn,
al 7, wore IN the wood-shed Of the VI. Central r.
at Bethel last Friday, received severe internal
injuries by pile Of wool falling upon him Tie
survived but few hours. His remains were
taken to Randolph, where he resided.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-07-02

The exercises were opened by music by the
Charlotte C.uct Band, aud prayer, offered by
-.s. Nr. Jones, Of Chulote
hes lr. kitchell, President Of Niii'ebury
College,, tl.u delivered a lecture. Subject.
l-a LEA. u 3D. Woman SO lie took as his IDEAL
--- l.rt-.l- Woman. ls described in Proverbs
.-a., -"tl -l .I-t verses inclusive The eatur-
-'-el .-lt tle ,.rtuogs woman was not a
modern 44.. Strength Of character is the base
joe .-s. F-r.4eIs woman. Strength is essen
~ '' 'fls TaulHhc0i Her vocation is 10 pu-
1-i .a4ltfy the household, and 80
TIE Dread qt idl,ness." lie drew a ludi-
'lsn between the masculine woman
'.- lle mn. The grandest Of wo-
T -''-s s good sense. True. hearty piety
grace VI wOmauly character.
-r Was beautiful tribute 10 the viz
.'-- ami severe upon the modern lady.
.f,. ere41le to give an abstract worthy
all ut we fear il will lose its strength
DO tr4e.. ''i'ie VIC snii "''e'Ip'
.aI...- Gus. u, the band again favored the
$3.50 AM 90 motion Of NJ b. Carpenter. a
' W i--.ss i-a- rendered TO Rev. DR. Kitcb-
'' his able and iustructng lecture.
o.. 7---- courtesy Was extended 10 Mr. Hiram
tr.'. '.' his address, and to the band for their
-'' PRESIDENT appointed as
Committee on Resolutions
H LII. LOUIS Pollens, Principal. Of Burlington
Nr R1..,S,-i reier l. Pease, Esq, Charlotte,
Nj. IL fnncipt Of Inesburgh Academy.
Ware olo" nson, Richmond; Mss Jennie /
School 'At Teacher Nergeunes High 1
morning ,'S, alton then adjourned till Saturday
c
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-07-02
Special l1utires.

no REMOVE MOTH PATCHES Epp,,t-,r,s
and Tan from the lace, use PFsry-s 5f1r', -, -
rH5, az LoJioS Sold BY all druggists. Pfssl-e4
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-07-02
WHY
BEGAU Z

f' bed tr rheum'r-u. and claimed p, IA.
'at.t '-1si-.il boz a.l ,le varieties Of that d.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-07-02

B.tT H. >sAIrysE have .u-- received o.
age lTr elU.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-07-02

n 0Dn BOON AGENTS WANTED a-
J.IIII .---u-- 81. -.--.-- - - -.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-07-02
WHY
BECAUSE

~ ryesce1t Settler Apereut adapted
'i indIs, stlon and its conc0mitlut,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-15

knfeS 20 heep u f0FWeT
1. Not taking good paper.
IL. keeping no aet ONT I'd home opei'
atoms. PAYING no attention to the max
i'm, "a stitch in time saves nine" in re-
gard TO the sowing OF grain and planting
OF seed nc the proper season.
III. Leaving the reapers, plows. cnl-
tivators, etc. uncovered from the rain
and heat of the sun. More money is lost
in this way than most people are willing
TO believe.
". Permitting broken implements Ia
be scattered over the farm until they arr
irrepar;,ble. One of the seven wise men
OF Greece said only this 10 prove his sense
The time to mend the plow is when
the pillow breaks"
V. Attending auction sales and pur-
chasing all kinds oftrumpery, because, in
the words of the vender, they are VERY
cheap"
VI Allowing fences TO 60 unrcpaired
until strange cattle are found grazing in
the meadow. and bruising the fruit trees.
VII. Planting fruit trees with the ex'
pectation Of having fruit, without giving
the trees half the attention required tC
make them produce.
VII, Practicing false economy by de.
priying stock of proper shelter during the
winner. and giving them unsound food
such as half rotten hay and mouldy fod,
der.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-15
Uork for October.

The Massachusetts "oughmau, il the
course of an article o hom work 10 'Le
month SAYS;
All fattening anima should hc pa bed
ahead a. fast a. pos. I'm, nov. -h.y
gain very fast at TIL season ifpyor NY
td and tended, and il much more econ
omical TO make Int ne than in the Ia or
in the early winter
There are many h,ilc Jobs abou, the
farm and the building that can be attend
ed 10 now by those who have their har-
vesting well in hand. better than at any
other time. 1t i a capital plan to paint
up if the buildings need it. The paint
hardens and lasts better il put ON now
than it does when put on in hot weather
Any little repairs that may be needed
should also lie attended TO.
Fab pIoughing can be begun, and in
many eases well done Ibis month. Fall
blowing has many things to recommend
it. In the first place the teams are nov
in better condition 10 work than they VIII
be In the spring, aud the plow may 90
deeper without over heating and wear
ing the cattle. And the frOss of wini r
will do much towards uiellowiny the SIR
face. though the s., may TO get W n
rotted. Besides il :. Is good deal II
hurry offspring work. Many pieces 70
not dry early enough N = wet >pring 20
admit Of early blowing and the co1Se-
Guence Is i serious pul back on TIE ploV-
ing in the spring. Ifthe land i tolera-
by level there Is no danger OF washing 30
as to do any harm.
Winter apples require a careful hand
ling If you would have them keep well.
Often bruised one in a barrel will start
the whole lot and make bad work of
them. We know of no better way than
TO pick carefully by hand and handle care
fully in sorting over. With ladder and
tWo baskets for sorting. the first and see
ond q isses can be kept separate without
any gre At amount of difficulty. 1t seems
Slow work to pick apples by hand, tat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-15
July, ls
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD. as. - Board oi County Commissioners
September Session, 1879;
Upon IN, foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received tdat the petitioners are ~
sponsibl. aud that inquiry into the merits of theit
application u eXPrdirut:
IL l. Ordered that the County Commissioners
met si th.Ds.ling House of Mrs. L. W. HackeIf,
~ OXFORD. on TUESDAY, the 2d day Of Noscm'
b,r next nj ten Of the clock 4. NJ. Rut hence pro.
c,ej TO ,icw the route mentioned VA -ali petition
Immediately altcr which view, a hearing OF the
parties ~ d witnesses viii be- had n, some conten-
len, place IN The ,iciunY, aud such other n'ca'-
ur,r taken Ia tae premises n the Commissioners
uuIicy Vi the time, place and puflo q ~ tile Com
mission ~ meeting HiUrcssiI BE- gwen To all per
sun aud corporal ions tut, rested by Cau-ng attest
c copies at said p,ttion aud OF this order theron
10 b. served upon the Clerk Of III" Iosn OF oxford
aud al,o po-i'd up Ia ihpe public place. ~ '"ii
town. aud publ he'd thrre weeks ,ucc's>Nch i'
the oxford D-n"cTAt. newspaper prt"t' at fari',
laid Cuubt, ui ONIotd, the a. 81 ut rnid publication.
aud zach IL ,ie Oihvr uoii-"- to b- 'isd- scfVv'i
aud posted at least thittl fals before ALL tm' oi
m- sing Ia The cud that all person. and Corpora.
tious INA, then aud there appear and 'hrs CAUSE,
n IA, lh-l have Why tie prayer OF said petitioners
,hOuid not be- granted
Att--t: Nm X ktMBALL, CLERK.
tru. copy or said Petition aud Odd OF Court
the,
A,e.t: wM. X. KIiB,LL, Clcrx.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-15
Muck.

The use of good muck is profitable on
all soils, on moist granite soils, on clay
loans and especially on sandy lands. II
adds vegetable matter. acts mechanically
on heavy soils by separating the heavy
particles Snd thus tightening them, col
lects and retains moisture on dry lands,
and is an excellent absorbent of ammonia
aud whatever other salts come within
lis reach. Its effects on sandy lands are
usually more striking than any other, be-
cause such lands are lacking in vegetable
matter. When added literally. its iuhu-
cnccs are quite permanent. rs after n
lapse of mole than twenty years, they
NAV be distinctly seen. The blacker
muck is the better the quality. When it
is reddish or pale brown, and soft, it is
less valuable.
An excellent way 10 use il is 10 have il
where il can be thrown into the trench he
hind the cattle and thus become thorough
" Incorporated with the droppings Of the
cattle.
With most muck it is far better ifthrown
ont and exposed to the atmosphere for a
wear before using it. In that condition it
costs only about halfas much to cart it.
If Won test old muck in the gsrden-wh At,
ever the soil may be--you will find the
roots of nearly All plants clustering about
ard passing through ii in every direction,
aud growth Of plants will uc igorous.-.
New Eng gland Farmer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-15
STATE or MAINE.

oxForp, So Board of County Commsson'rs
>,p.tmivr Session, i>f9.
Upon the for going petition sati-factory eSidenc,
having been r. o'hed thai the petitioners All RI
spou sible and that inquiry INTO tht merits OF ihcr
Application IL eXped,ui, II Is Oiden that ib- COun
u Commits. iou"r. met AZ the bN eiiiug House Of
ellison Mendall, in Hartford, on TUESDAY III,
2Sih day Of October ext, at ten of the clock In the
forenoon, aud thence prvc' 10 Niew the ruut. men
tion,d ia said petition: Immediately after hich Yes
n hearing VI the parties aud witnesses Viii b,
had ut some convenient place In the vicinity, and
such ether measures t.ken In the premises ~ ,hr
Commissioners snail judge proper. And II Is fur
lher ordered that notice O the time, place snd pur'
pose OF the Commissioners meeting aforesaid be-
given all persons aud cJrpor alton, intere.trd by
causing aiesI,d copies OF ss,d petition and of ti;s
order thereon 10 De- served upon the RESPECTIVE
Clerks OF the towns VI Canton aud Hartford, and
also posted up three pubiic paers In each of said
towns, and published three weeks excessively In
I'll, oxford Democrat, newspaper printed NJ Paris
In said County of oxford, IA, hrst Of sid pubcs-
ton. and zach OF the other ice- be made
eli and po.ird least thirty days before laid time OF
EerIiDg, 20 the -nd that all prison. and corpora.
tiUu- may then aud there appear aud sncw cause II
ans they have why the prayer of said y titiOn.rs
should not De granted
Attest: VA X. klMBALL, Clerk.
\ true cap, Of said petition, and order OF Court
thtrton.
Attest: WI X. kIMBhLL. Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-15

In the Town Of Biownfleld County of OXfo
Mainc, for the Year ISIS.

In the Town Of Bownfleld, County of oxford,
Maine, for the year ISIS.
The following list of Taxes on the real estate of
uou-res dent owners III the Town of Brovniield,
for the year Ie5s, in bills committed 10 Simon II.
Johnson, Collector of said Town, on the llth day
OF July, a ID. ISIS, has been returned by HIM Ia me
as remaining unpaid on the 2ist day OF June, 1853,
by his certificate OF that date and now remain I'M
paid and notice Is hereby given that If the said tax.
es and interest and charges are not paid into the
Treasury OF said Town within eighteen months
from the date of the commitment of the said bills,
so much OF the real estate taxed as will be sum
cent 20 pay the amount due therefor including IN
terest and charges, will without further notice, be
sold at public Auction at the store OF Eli IL
Bean, In sail town OF Brownheld on the hileemh
day OF January, A ID. 1870, Ut one O'Clock +. NJ.
WIN Bean, part of the great bog lot, 2i9 acres,
value S3i7, and OF building, value sllO, tax
Flv 4 NORWOOD, 81 acres, value also, tax due
s52
samuel Gibson IL acres, value s6t, tax 30.
james +. Lord, part of the great bog lot part
of one building, sI5, i've different lots OF Land
amounting To 30 acres. value $50, tax S3isJ.
James W Johnson, | house, ! out-buiidings, 10
acres land, value sls0, tax sl2 Is.
Ichabod 5. Warren, lOJ acres, value $3.50 tax
sll.02.
w. w SPRING, Treas.
Rrownneld, Sept. II. 1859.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-15

TIE LARGEST ENGLISH FARM. The
largest tarm in England consists of three
thousand acres. and belongs to man
with the yankee name of Samuel Jones
In its cultivation he follows the -four
course" system. the whole extent of the
farm being divided into tour great crops.
$50 acres OF wheat. 750 TO barley and oats,
80 to seeds, beans, peas, etc, and $50 to
roots. Ills live stock svalued as follows :
Sheep So, 900, horses. $4,000, bullocks.
$4,000, pigs, $500. The oil cake and
corn purchased annually amounts 10 $50
COO. and artificial fertilizers about $1,000
The entire cost of manure in various forms
used. annually costs about $4,000.
Sheep are claimed as the most profitable
stock he keeps, from which are realized
about s2O. 600 year. His income from
the whole farm, though not stated. can be
little less than $50. 900 per annum.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-15
To The Count Of County CommLs sioners within and

To the Count OF County Commits sioners within and
for the County Of oxford
NOCR petitioners, legal voters of the Towns OF
i Hartford api Canton, respectfully represent
that public convenience aud necessity require an
alteration OF the location OF the road. located
the Petition OF ID. Z. Chase aud other, in Hart
ford, commencing at the County road now tray.
eled across the Town Farm, la Hartford - or 81
rods from the south west line of said farm thence
ca sterly 10 ntcr-ecI the location made on the Pc.
ti,iou OF u. C. Chase and others at an angle sonth
OF the barn said farm, and discontinue the
County road r. now travelled, commencing ai the
point where the new 10 alton commences, thence
north easteTly by Gibson hendals' snd John r
Varneys'. 10 where the location. made on the pet.
ton OF ID 4 Chase and others, intsr-cCt~ said
County road, near Whitney Pond, IN Canton, 10
take cIec, when the New Road l. made AMI ready
Tor travel Your petitioners would ask that Your
HunoIs would view the premise. and locate and
discontinue said route aud highway pursuant 10
statute In such cases, made and provided, and a.
in duty bound will ever pray
! Mt<DAII and others
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-15

KEEPING PorAToEs Experience proves
that potatoes should be kept through the
winter in dry and cold atmosphere the
drier the better provided it be above the
freezing point. All changes of lempera-
ture or ol the degrees of moisture are I'M
favorable. Where only small quantities
are To be stored, as for family use, they
should be assorted into barrels, the in
terstices filed with sun-dried sand, and
the whole covered with nicely fitted tu:fs.
Sprouting or shtiyelling is thus prevented.
and much of the original freshness OF the
potato is retained.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-15

ApvIcE.-Young men, if you happen to
get in possession Of few dollars, act as
you did before you got them. Don't swell
up and burst. Ifyou have agood share OF
brains YOU won't do this you will remem-
Der that neither money, clothes, or good
looks make the man and thai worth is garh-
ed in ragged coat rs il is in broadclotb.
Don't stand on hotel stoops. dangling youi
watch chain. and talk ''hoss." Better buy
book and learn to read without spelling
your words. Those who load themselves
with airs, are the smallest kind ofpotatoes
and the fewest in hill. A"lat" job often
spoils young men of weak minds. They
commence Immediately to rag out" and
take great pride in cultivating an alder
manic corporation and sporting air. SEN
sible pesons are always Disguised with such
actions when they dcign to notice them.
which is very seldom. Reflect and turn
over new leaf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-15

To the Honorable Boards of County Commission
ers in and for the County of Oxford.
ID ESPECTFULLY represent the undersigned,
III citizens of the town ofONford, in said Coun
" and vicinity. that public convenience aud ne.
ccssity require the location and construction OF
a highway In said town ofONford beginning in the
County road at, or near the dwelling house of So.
Ion waterhouSe, in said Town and running thence
by the most convenient route To intersect, al, or
near the dwelling house of Lydia W. Hackett in
said town, the road leading from her said dwelling
house tn Mechanic Falls, IN the Town of Minot
They therefore pray your Honors TO view the sail
route and locate County road thereon II in your
Judgment YOU shall deem u eNpedient, and as ~
dutS bound will ever pray.
L. ". HACKETr. and others.
IuiV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-15
Sept u, 1879.

OXFORD. - At n Court Of Probate held ut Paris,
within and for the County Of oxford on tile third
Tuc-day ii september. \ ID lSi1,
IN the Petition of DELLA II SANBORN,
~ Guardian of WIN l.. S1ubOrn ct ais, minor
heirs oi Daniei s1nborn, late OF Fairfield, In the
County of Somerset deceased, praying for license
u OF oxford ~ m advantageous Offer OF slIO.
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice tn
all persons interested, by causing AN abstract of
hls petition, with this order thereon, Ia be pub
li,hcd three weeks excessively in the oxford Dem
,crat, newspaper printed nj Paris, that they
may appear nj n Probate Court 10 be held at Til am
in said County, on the twenty second day Of Oct.
next nj ten O'clock in the forenoon, and shew
cause IL any they have. why the same should not
be granted IL. WALhER Judge.
\ true copy-aticst: J ;. HoBns, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-15

OXFORD. s. AT Court OF Probate, held at Paris,
within and Tor the County Of oxford, on the
third Tuesday Of September, a u lS9,
nN the Petition of MARY CHAPMAN, Adj
~ ministratriX Of the estate of Milton W Chap
man. late NJ Bethel In said County, deceased,
praying for license To cell mud convey all OF the
real estate OF laid deceased for the payment of
debts and incidental charges.
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice
to all persons interested, los causing abstract OF
her petition, with this order thereon, to be pub
i-hed three weeks successfully In the oxford
Democrat. newspaper printed at Paris, in said
County, that they may appear ut q Probate Court,
10 be held nj Paris, on the third Tuesday OF Oct.
next NJ 10 o'clock IN the forenoon, and shew cause,
If any they have, why the same should not be
granted
4 III. WALKER, Judge.
A true copy-attest; j = Hobbs, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-15

OXFORD, SIS Alta Court OF Probate held az Pans,
within and for the County of Oxford on the third
Tuesday of September, \ ID. l>H
On the petition of r. II WHITMAN, Guardian
~ OF Flora and James Grccnleaf, heirs of W m
L. whitney, late OF Norway, In said County, de-
ceased, praying for license TO sell and convey
yantagcOus offer.
Ordered. That the said Petitioner give notice to
all persons interested, by causing an abstract of
her petition with this order thereon, Ia be publish
cd three weeks successively In the oxford Dem
ocrat, n newspaper printed nj PART, that they
may appear at a Probate Court 10 be held nj Paris,
on the third Tuesday Of Oct next nj ten O'Clock
in the forenoon, and shew cause, II any they have,
why the same should not bcgranted
\ II. WALKER, Judge.
4 truecopy Attest. j. HOBBs, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-15

This fruit was not fully ripe, but still if
properly cared for il may be made to take
the place OF some that is better. but which
we have not got this year. The largest,
fairest. and that most likely to keep a few
months should be packed away in cool
place and the other pealed and dried.
Dried apple will command high price
next winter. Maine Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-15
OxForp sat- Court Of Probate held at Paris
Id .,r he ni Oxford The Ih In

OxFoEp IS AT Court Of Probate held at Paris.
within and tor the County OF oxford, on the third
Tuesday of september, A. ID 1883,
~ EORGE ID. BlSBEE, Administrator on the es-
VI tate OF Andrew A. Chiids, late OF Buck Beid,
10 said County deceas d. having presented his first
accom-, Of administration Of the estate OF said de.
ceased for allowance:
Ordered That the said Admir- give notice to all
persons interested, by causing copy OF this order
to BE- published thee weeks successfully In the OK
ford III rnocrat printed at Paris In said County that
they may appear Mt Probate Court 10 be held AZ
P.uis on the third tuesday of Sept. next, ut ten
o'clock la the forenoon. and shcw cause any they
have, why the same should not be allowed.
\. II. WALKER, Judge.
true copy attest: }. :. HOBBS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-15

OXFORD, IS Alta Court Of Probate, held ut Paris
within and for the County of oxford, on the
third Tuesday OF September, \. d. ls6g,
on the Petition of ROSCOE II. THOMPSON,
~ Administrator of the estate of Daniel staples
laIe OF Hartford, in said County, deceased, pray
Ing for license sell and convey real estate 10 the
amount OF $500 for the payment OF debts and in
cidental charges
Ordered, that the said Petitioner give notice 10
MI persons interested, by causing an abstract OF
his petition, with this order thereon, 10 be pub
li.hed three weeks excessively IN the oxford
Democrat, a newspaper printed at Paris in said
County, that they may appear at Probate Court,
Ia be held at Paris, on the third Tuesday of Oct.
next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, and shew
cause II any they have, why the same should not
be granted.
All WALKER, Judge
true copy-attest; j. ;. Hobbs, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-15
Farm for Sale.

CITCATED AT RGmford Corner, within quar-
- ter Of mile 90 a school House aud mile of
three Meeting, Houses.
II contains thirty.hve acres OF good lnteryale
Land, ami has two.>ioTy house, vel. finished,
with I'll connecting the barn, and Blacksmith
shop upon 4, There l. u Young Orchard, sugvr
.ehard and house, good pasture, plenty Of wood
and timber
There j. \ daily mail from Bryauis Pond
For further particulars, inquire Of the owner.
GEORGE \ RAY.
Rumford Aug - 1879 u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-10-15
Pine Timber for Sale.

4 FINE LOT Of Pine Timber Land containing
N twenty acres, more or less, and situated im-
lne,tiately on the line OF the Grand Trunk Railway
nj south Paris.
The above lot contains In addition 10 the Tim
ber some ten acres of cleared lana and several
desirable hoasc lots.
For further information. inquire of
ALNA >HCRTLEFF.
South Paris, Ne SEPT l. l-s,.