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HAS on hand. at reduced prices, q OLD and
YEh anu PLATED WARE, House Furnishing
Goods. Guns. Pistols and Sporting Goods
n: B. Hnving tho AGENCY Of the'American
Philad alphia Watches, tEaulus Pat. 1868, I
turers pricos. can recommend them a firet
class time piece. NJ
Repairing and Engraving done BY fret class
workmcn, and warranted. WIN. GLAZE,
House. June 8 t2mo
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State Of South Carolina---Union Co.

State of South Carolina---Union, Co.
COUNT OF COMMON PLElS.
James Manro, Plaintiff, against John T.. Can.
non and Mary NJ. Cannon, his wifo; and
William Munro, as Administrations OF tho
goods, chates and credits OF William J.
Keonan, deceased, Copy Suns
mons.
To Tie Dtjenddnts.
VOU are hereby summoned and required.t TO
Il answer tho complaint in this action, Of
which copy il herewith served upon yon.
and to scrve copy Of your answer to the said
complaint on.the subscriber ut his Office, at
Union, South Carolina, within twenty days
after tho service hereof, exclusive of the day
Of such service; and if you fail to answor the
complaint within the time aforesaid, the plain.
tiH in this action will apply to the Court for
the rcief demanded in tho complaint
Il. MUNRO,
PlAintiffs Attorney,
Dated May &c, 1871.
To Ike Defendants. John T.. Cannon, Mary II.
Cannon.
Take notice, that the summons in this &C.
tion, of which the foregoing is copy, was
filed In tho Office OF the Clerk OF the Court OF
Common Pleas fer Union County, at Union
Court House, III tho County Of Union, in tho
State Of South Carolina. OH the twenty sixth
day ot May, 1871. Il. MUNNO,
May 90. 1871.
May 81 VIC .
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Wool! Wool! Wool!

WTANTED to buy 20, 900 pounds Of WOOL
w for cash. BLAKELY 81 GIBBES,
Columbia, &. @. i
81 Eewborry Herald, Abbeville Press and
Tanner, Fairfield Herald each COPY four
times and forward bills to this Office.
June 13 ,.tt.F 1n,o
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flne summon tonic is Nattorrs Bitters-
can be had at PoI.LoCK's.
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10 G. E. Fdnh0uiea:
Tako notice that tho summons in this &C.
tion. OF which the foregoing is a copy. Was
fled in the Office Of tho Clerk OF tho Court Of
Common Pleas, atSpartanburg Court House,
in the County OF Hpartanburg, in the State OF
South Carolina, on the Tenth day OF June, A.
D. 1871 BOBO & CARLISLE.
june II VIC plaintif,a Attorneys
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State of South Carolina-..County of
Spartanburg.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
l.. NJ. Gontry. Plaintiff, against G. L. Tanhou-
ten, Defendant.-Ctpy Summons.
To G. F. Iunhoutcn, Defendant in this Action:
VOU arc hereby summoned and required
Il to answer tho complaint in this action,
which Is filed in tho Office Of the Clerk of the
to serve copy OF your answer on the sub
ecribers at their Office, ut Spart anburg Court
House, within twenty days after the sGrvice of
this suumons on you, exclusive OF the day Of
service.
II You fail to answer this complaint within
tho timo aforesaid, the plaintiff will take
judgment against you for tho eum Of Two
Hundred and Sixty-Four Dollars and Five
Cents, with interest at the ratio Of seven per
cent. per annum, from the Tenth day of June,
one thousand eight hundred and se enty -onc,
aud costs BOBO Il CARLISLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated juno 10, 1871.
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Edward Neyins has been convicted in
New York Of forgery in the third degree
Tor issuing counterfeit railroad tickets to
Buffalo. ,I
!. Forgery ''in the third degree" is
good: Next we shall have burglary in
the third degree.
Frederick Hahn, the eminent German
dramatist, is dead. He died OF inflam-
nation Of the lungs.
Wyss, the author Of the swiss Family
Robinson" died recently Mt Aarau, at an
advanced age.
The Dents, OF course, summer with
Grant; they are such Long Branch OF
the fnmily.-Boston Posi-. @
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Ugly CLUB: acknowledge the re-
ceipt OF an invitation to attend the an
nnal celebration Of the; Ugly Club, Of
the South Carolina University. lime
Tuesday, June ~, o'clock Pm. An.
nual .orator-T. Hasell Gibbes. OF Co.
lumbia. r' 'nip9
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Porter, President g, she sraA
Payers Convention. al hour OK. tw5
after thatbody had adjSurned:. \ s
Eprrton1Ailn RoS;ooMs NATIONAL INrELI1a R,
(FoRMsRLY OF WARRINGTON, d. O.,)
No. 176 BROADWAY, NEW YoRK, May 10.
Hon. ~. d. Porter, President Ta5.
Payers Contention, Columbia, S. c.
Sra: The. National Inteligehcer in
ecribes these words upon its title page:
Suffrage qualified by the States and
aunicipalitjse 'is thfs sonly basis hppp
WHICH Ahgsfitan libosty can bsic9n
served g /. ) &! i.,ssf. saiS.A y /.
J., The suffrage has been debased to. the
dust, and the wrongs you have met to
remedy hate sprung from that dsbasa,
ments MsS the hotto which Beides
Lthis time-t6nored journal and 'ffisnd 81
tho South inspire the, deliberations 'ot
ydnr convention WITH great esteem,
your friend" ALEX. bEbMAR.
Respectfully requested to be read to
the Convention.
The following paragraph appears in
the National 3ntelligencer, of the Sd OF
june: .'N
TIE, IDBA WoRK1Na. W. D.
Porter, the distinguished President of
the late Tax payers Convention Of South
Carolina, writes as follows: cit would
have given me great pleasure to read to
the Taxpayers Convention the commu-
nication Of the National InteAiqencev
conveying it's motto, Suffrage qualified
by the States and municipalities is the
only basis upon which American liberty
can be conserved as their opinions
would, doubtless, have been in entire
accord with the sentiment expressed,
had the communication come to hand
before the adjournment of the Conyen
tion."
There is abundant material for thought
in the motto of the Xntelhoencer; and the
people OF the United States, North as
we'll as South, will sooner or later dis.
cover that whether suffrage be general
or partial. oiyil freedom and the orderly
conduct Of society require that it be re-
gulated by suoh qualifications as expert.
ence shall suggest. What their qualif.
cations should be is proper subject oi
inquiry at this time, and particularly in
this State. Cumulative voting is one
form of qualification, which Is now pro.
minently before the people for consider.
alton, and which. in our judgment, Of
fers the best practical solution for the
interest of society. - Charleston Courier
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The HOLLAND TEsrHoN1A1.-The
total receipts OF the testimonials to the
family of the deceased motor, Holland,
were Sl5. .554.3 35. The total expenses
were l,945.94. The balance for the
widow and children Of the actor is
Sl3. .608.4l. Thanks to Mr.. Sabine, who
sent the actor to s'The little church
around tho coruer.'',. II
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTs.- The Northern
mail opens at 800 P. NJ; closes 7.15
A. NJ. Charleston day mail opens LOO
?. NJ; closes 600 A. NJ. Charleston
night mail opens $50 A. NJ; closes g. 90
2. NJ. Greenville mail opens 6.45 p.
NJ; closes 800 A: NJ. Western mail
opens 9.00A. NJ; closes 1.3O P. M. On
Sunday Office open from 8 to 4 P. M.
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- -----S(-. !, IL y 7' = s.
|! OH OF PEprERM1Nr TO RELIEVE PAIN.
a writer to the, London Lance. says:
"a few days ago. when in China, 1 be.
came acquainted with the fact that the
natives, .when; sufferipg from, facial neu-
ralgia.- applied Oil OF peppermint to the
seat OF pain with q oamel's hair pencil.
Sipce then, In my own, practice, + have
frequently employed oil OF peppermint
as local anDsthetjc. not only in neu-
ralgia, but also in gout, with remarka.
bly, good results. I have found tie
relief from pain to be almost instanta-
neous''
We were yesterday informed, by q
gentleman who has suffered terribly
from neuralgia pains. that he has found
great relief from the application Of oil
OF peppermint; while his "better-half."
who also is Inflicted with neuralgia.
obtains no relief from its usc. It is
worth the trial, ao it will benefit some.
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LIST OF NEW. ADVERTISEMENTS.
Official Drawing @. @. A.
d. Gambrill-For Sale.
Meeting Columbia Chapter.
Porter DC Steele-Fresh nnd Cool.
Bobo & Carlisle Copy Summons.
OFFICIAL RArFLE NuMBEns OF tho Charleston
Charitable Association. for the benefit OF tho
Free School Fund:
RAFFLE GLASS NO. 30.
Morning. June 1S, 1871.
14-21-53- -S-17-S0-4s, W
Witness our hands, at Charleston, this 18th
day OF June, 1871. FEM PECK.
JAMES GILLTLAND,
June IL Sworn commissioners
II Porter House Steak will stop yonr hun.
ger, call at PoLLooK's.
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Hartford--.Railroad Hearing.

The citizens of Hartford and other
towns. met in the new town house of
Hartford on the 18th of June. to hear
the ease OF the petitioners of said town
before lhe r. r. Commissioners. asking
them to compel the y & o. G. Il. X. to
stop their trains at Center Hartford, and
build depot at that place, As it was
the first trial under the new law of last
winter, great interest is ielt by all. At
9 O'Clock A. NJ. the Hon. 5. H. Blake,
A. W. Wildes and $. I, corser. compos-
ing the Court. being present, the trial
commenced. George ID. Bisbee. Esq,
of Buekheld, appeared for the r. r. Co,
and plead with great zeal for an adjourn.
ment of the Court tor fifteen DAYS, on
account of a letter from +. o. j. Smith,
father of the president OF the X. K. Co,
and large share. holder OF said road,
saying he could not be present on the
18th. He was followed by the Hon.
Elbridge c. Harlow OF Dixfeld. for the
petitioners with n powerful reioinder.
stating among other reasons, il was be
yond the jurisdiction of the Court to adj
journ, bu, it the president OF the road
would abide by the decision of the Com
'nissioners, he would agree tor IN al.
iournment. The president would not
agree. The Court would not adjourn.
stating lhs letter from the Hon. MIR
Smith was only IN act Of courtesy TO the
petitioners Twelve witnesses from
Hartford and Canton were sworn and
passed most critical examination
Then followed the closing remark. OF
Bisbee and Harlow Much credit is due
these gentlemen tor laying before the
Honorable Court the history OF the road
aud the cause OF the great trouble be-
tween tie town and X H. Co. in a WAY
that all could understand it, Al four
O'Clock T. NJ, the court, after long
and impartial heacilS ot both sides.
gaining the esteem OF al tor their great
lenitv. stated they would rcnde, their
decision within few DAYS; after which
they viewed the spot where the petition.
ers wished the depot to be located
lI,RrFoRp
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/ Cough, Cold or Sore Throat
Good News at last.

DE. FREDERIC MORRILL,, author OF THE
MEDICAL ADVISER AND GUIDE TO HfALIi-a
work OF surprising interest aud value TO all per
sons suffering from exhausted vitality, prematu
decline, spermatorrhGs, or any of its sequences
and minuFely describing the various symptoms oil
these insiiiOus diseases, with plain, common sense
directions for their treatment and curC-may be
eonildentially consulted upon all chronic, delicate
and complicated III sCases in either sex, at THE
iECPLE's MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. Bultnch
Sire It, BOSTON. Mass. Every sufferer should con
suit DR. Morrill,. His large experience of over
thirty years, dealing with every disease incident
81 humanity, enables him To guarantee q cure in
IA durable cases, in shorter time and at lens eX
ren,r and Inconvenience 10 the patient than Is
usually incurred when resort Is had 10 less mex
lei fenced ply sicianS. CALL AND SEE HIM. He
viii describe your disease without any infOrma
lIoU from you, and cure y0u without the use OF
liar IA and dangerous remedies, often pcrilous to
health aud life THE MEDICAL ADVISER, with his
circulars "THE EMPERoR'S PILL and I'M
rol.TANr FACTS" will he sent Ia any address on
recent OF ten cents Address, or call at No.
BULFINCH STREET BOsTON, Mass. Office hours
rom in the morning. TO 10 O'Clock in the evening
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Hebron, June II, ISL.

IfJ0hHS0u'S .AHodync LiqimcHt is half IS
valuable aS people say il is, no family
should ho without il. Certainly no per-
son, he he Lawyer, Doctor, Minister, OF
of any other profession, should start ON Il
Journey without it. No Sailor Fisher
man. or WOodSman, should BE- without
il. In fact it i needed wherever there
is an Ache. Sprain, Cut. BruiSe, Coughs,
OF Cold.
Farmers and Horse Men" ale con-
tinually enquiring. what we know OF the
utility of "Shcridan's Cavalry Condi-
tions Powder" and in reply we would
say, through the columns % the OItord
Democrat that we have heard from humid
reds who have used them with gratifying
results. That is also our experience.
The worst Coughs yield, a. ii by mag
&c, to the wonderful, curative powers
of DR.. Pierces Ait. Ext. or Golden Med.
zeal Discovery Ii also surpaSses any
thing else ever before discovered Tor the
cure of Pimples. Biotches and Ra5hes on
the face also, for ErysipelaS, Sal. Rheum,
and all Skin and Scrotulous diseases.
Sold by druggists.
We LEARN WISDOM FROM EXPERIENCE.
when the complexion is pale or sallow
it denotes Initiated blood and unhealthy
secreticns. BY using FELLOWS COM
POUND SYRUP OF HYPoPHosPHITEs regu.
LARRY, and observing the directions nc.
complaining each bottle, FOR few weeks,
the Llood becomes pure. the secretions
of the body well disposed, the skin heal.
thy, the features assume more youthful
appearance, while buoyant spirits ndi
cate the return of health.
Why let your pains and aches your
comfort spoil A cure is sure by using
Renne's Magic Oil Then don't go scols
ing round the house dear woman, hus.
band and children blame, they're so IN
human - but send for Renne's Magic Oil,
and say. YOU Run ~
The use of Halls Vegetable Slcilian
Hair Remover not only restores tho hair
to its natural color. but gives ia soft and
healthy look.
Call at DIR. Twitchell'S Office, Bethel
Hill, if you desire the services OF Den.
fist II
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DIR. JOSEPH II. SCMENCE'S SIMPLE
rREATMENI.

and awaited themselves II his Wonderfully v0Cac.urs
medicines. they would Not have fallen.
br Schcuck has la his own case proven that wArr-
ever sufficient vitality remains, that vitality, bV his
medicines and his directions their is quick, ned
into hcalthiul VigUr.
Ia this statement there j, nothing prcsunpiuous. To
the flih0t the Inv aid is made no that Is
not thousand times >uhStauil;cdht living and visible
works The theory o the cure d. br. SChcnckS medi-
cine, is simple Il is UuialliuE It's philosophy t.
qurt~ 10 argument. IL is self g,>UI-, >fcouN M
The Sawed Tome and Mandrake f.ilS are the first
two weapons with which The CtJd 90 tie mhlady Is As
sailed rwo-hirls OF the eases oi sumptou origin
ate I'm dyspepsia and a flnctonaiy disordcr,d liver
With this condition the bronchial tubcs " sympatiixe
with the stomach. They respond 60 the mnrblic nc
ton OF the liver. Here thCn come, tie eliminating
result and the setting . with al ~ distressing SyH-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-06-20

This potent remedy, mild, harmless, but sure IN
its operation purfcs the blood, restores the vast.
ed energies, regulates all deranged functions, and
gives new life and yigor TO the whole system IL
is unriyalled rs a Liver InviSOratOr, and high
" concentrated, Is warranted to contain more me
dicinal properties ia 80 cent bottle, than any 9th
er "InyigOratorn or "Sarsapmilla" sold for 81.
NIB. have never given information respect,
ing my ATwooDs BiTTERs, or of the mode OF
compromising the same, to one wood and nellh-
er my brother or other relatives have ever had
recipe like mine, therefore caution all who wish
to purchase the righd and original article, to see
that the yellow label on each bottle bears my sig
nature. H. r. AIMoDD.
None other can possibly be genuine The imiia'
ton ptrpons to be signed by Nathan Wood.
Es-As Il still further safeguard, all lottles here
after put up, will have the above Trade Mark, 81.
+ - in red ink the yellow labels, also in red
ink on The white outside wrappers.
They will also continue tt bear the label on
white paper, headed "Caution Extra counter
signed by II II Hay, Druggist, Portland, Maine,
sole General Agent. juno I'm
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SUPPLY OF coon MOOD.

Toe Seawctd Tonic iu conjunction with tic Pills, ivr
lncatcs and aAsiuilatc, with the fo' Qualification is
now progressing. without tt prcvi"u, fortunes. b-,>
ton becomes painless sndthc cure s seen 90 De- II land
There il more haiaieuc', uo CNac'rhatou Of thc
stomach. Au appetite sets iu
Now the greatest Blood Further ever yet given
ty an induigcui father 20 suffering man. Schenck
Iumouc syrup comes p 60 FgrI"Tm 10, functions and
90 hasten and complete the cure tcniers at once upu
rs work Nature cannot Do cheated 10 collects ANIL
rpcu, the impaired aud diseased portions ut the lungs
Ia the form OF gatherings 10 prepare them TOT cNpvctu
ration and 10, tn VERY short tine tc malady is van
pushed the rotten throne that occupied renovated
aud made new and the patient in Az the dignity
gained ysor steps forth 90 enjoy tic manhood or Woman
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-06-20
special Notices.
F,genty-Seven Years Practice

A. TN. Treatment of Diseases incident to Females
h,spIaeed DIR. DOW at the head OF all physicians
making suchpractice specially ana ehahies MN
t. guarantee u speedy and permanent cure ia tue
vorst cases of Suppression and all other Ne"s'rH
6, arrangements, from i0haterer cause. All letters
Tor advice must contain 81. ONCE No. 9ENhI
ooTI STREET, BosTON.
\. Board furnished to those desiring to ne
main under treatment.
Boston, July, 1870. ~
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MIRRIED.

In Bethel June sth. by En0ch Foster, Jr. Esq
Mr. Daniel c. ESt-, and Miss Rosie +. Buck, both
of Bethel.
In Hanover, jane llth, by y. X. y. Knapp, Esq,
Mir. George \. Robinson, OF oxford, amt Miss
Bell swift Of Paris.
In Cornish, June 18th, ID. {. Bartlett AN caro-
line l.. Wilder, both of Brdgton.
In Boston, June 1T, Dr T.. r. Bradford of Me
chanic Falls, and Anna Chandler, OF fryehurg.
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For Sale.

Y AND situated within three fonitns OF mile
/ 4 from Bethel Hill, and one mile irom Grand
Trunk Depot, 20 wit: One Meadow Lot. ABOUT zen
acres of il cleared and in grass, the balance IS
heayy growth of Cedar and Hard Wood; nice
sugar Orchard, containing about sixteen acres,
mostly old growth naples also wooo lot OF MI!
acres. .
The above viii be sold in whole or sepai ate
Address C. /. KIMBALL, Portland, Me, or
NJ. c. KIMBALL, Bethel, Die.
Mar. %, 1871.
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Republican Caucus.

The republicans of Paris, are requested
To meet IT the Town House. on Paris Hill.
ON SATURDAY. June 2lth, at o'clock +.
NJ, u elect seven delegates To attend the
State and County Conventions; and also
10 attend class Convention of this Rep
rcscntali>e District, To Tx the Years OF
representation for each town.
Per order. F. +. SHAW. Chairman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-06-20

1t will be seen that the old Stagcr
John F. R;cc, has put on a daily stage
from North Waterford to South Paris
lie also Keeps iirst rate house at North
Waterford. where lovers OF pleasure a.
NAYS find good home
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-06-20

The work II cure il now beginning The 'itated AM
mucous deposits in tie bowels aud la thc Umtut5r
canal are elected. The liver, like o Cluyk wound up
Il arlascs from It's tvrpititN The stomach acts r,
ponsiycly and a., patient begin, O. i,,. that hc is s't
. rr. La.
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t0NSI 1IPTION.
LEAVE No STING uEur>D.~

The Mandrake Pills composed u ole % Nature
noLlest rinS - The PcJophillum rDtatum. They pos
SEES all The blo,d searching Alternative lrUpcIcs oi
--L--ll.l NM uuL . -Ll-IL.L l---
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Consumption,
ITS CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE q.
BY j. H. SCHENCK, NJ. y.

Many human being has passed away, for whose death
there was other than the neglect Unknown and
indisputably proved means of Uurv. Those near and
dear 10 family and friends sleeping The drcamp,
slurnll.r InIn Nxhrh. had iL.N ullmlN ALnni.l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-06-20
ss-Re, tho II NrHnsrr OF Rockrolt, Ma,

ss-ReN. tho. NrnEEET, OF RockloIt Mas.
will lecture ia the Methodist Church, Bethel Hil,
TUESDAY evening, June goth, commencing AZ :
O'Clock
SalJect-'N ouug Women and lnteu'pcrauec"
Nj Nibher, va, member "r the last Mas,I
,hus,,t- Legislature and hn- wan ou enSiahlc
position .,- d, lecturer
&C., ,i,rrc be iull attendance 10 hcar n.sa. Lee
uH, ice '.au
q 5li N.hh,,,Oiil IcctuJ' Ga IA, Town li.,ii,
80 truu,cf Corner. oD Tnmsda, evening. june
-.uJ IA, Lodges, or p,isou, Interested N.-h
,u to sucur. The Lecturer for any evening OF next
week clu uio uy addre- ling
e. NJ TwITCHELI. Bethel
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DIED..

In Hartford May ssh, Almira :, wife Of John
Y wood, and third daughter OF the Late Joseph
Young of Hartford, aged - yeas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-06-20
Republican Caucus.

The Republicans OF Norway are requested TO
meet at CONCERT HALL. in Norway Village. III
>ATC8pNY. jane 2t,h, al I O'Clock L. NJ, % elect,
delegates 10 attend the state au County ConScn.
t,ou. The town, OF Norway, Waterford, Albany,
>toucham aud Mason arr rcqus -tcd to authorize
then delegates ~ lbc County Convention {" iV
the wears OF Representatives lor each OF said
towns.
Pea order 90 the Town Committee oi Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-06-20
Farm for Sale !!

IJ'HE subscriber desiring To 20 West, wants to
l sell IN. farm situated in DiNfeld village, con-
tanning ~ acrcs, about equally divided into past
ire and tillagc, the tilage land being level, cutl
% tons of hay also - acres OF pasture and wood
land ne mile IRON the house. have pat in about
! acre OF crunbcrric,, and the chance 10 put in 10
acres Cunnct be cNcclled; "a never falling stream
Of water runs through the field. The buildings
all in good repair, consist Ot a story house, ell
and she'd, barn with cellar, and she'd al ached u
barn; in the ell j. excellent well of water That
has never failed This j. a rare chance for any
one wishing for the privilege Of living in he auti
nl village. Price. $4,000. For further par.
ticular,, enquire of the subscriber on the preml
:. 7. fltIsNII
DixtirId March 10Th ISL
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Farm for Sale.

yINIIE subscriber offers his farm for sale, stuutod
i in Milton Plantation, on Concord River, said
farm consists Of over 100 acres of good land, Of
which about 40 acres il intervale, suitable for
tIlagc and mowingi il generally cuts about 20 tons
of good hay, which is mostly cut with Moving
Machine Also there is young orchard OF about
300 Young apple trees beginning to bcar-partly
grated fruit; sufficient wood and timber and
pasture handy toa goodnew Schoolhouse handy
10 saw mills, Single mills and grist mill. Good
new large and commodious buildings, in good re.
pair of modern stylc aud finish good never fail
Ing wells Of water and other ways completely
watered; in II good neighbOrhood. For further
particulars enquire of the subscriber ON INC
premises j q. SPOtfORD.
Miltnn HInutnllnn- snlL alihI l.I.n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-06-20
~ Gather Report.

1t has rained almost every day during
the past week, making the vegetation
look fresh and green, The thermomc-
ter has ranged very low, a. will be seen
hy the following table