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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-22
OrforG IfcnlS.

The Congrcgaiiuuali,i charrh l. being
painted on the outside hy Frost IL Hutch
ms
Elmer V. Walker. Esq the efficient
book keeper OF the Robinson ManuIac
turing Company for the past ten years,
has left the situation, which is filled 10y l..
Is. Robinson and II H. Hall Mr.. W.
has been telegraph operator ever since the
office has been located here, and has hc-
come one al the most Skilllul ON the line
Onc sci OF machinery iur mauufactur.
my ,hoe.p pegs. owned by b +. Sturtevaut.
has been moved to Bethel. This move
WAS caused 10y their inability to get sulli
cicnt birch to keep the works in opera
ton.
The monitor mills at Wclchville have
been obliged to .hpt down for . fcw
weeks on account ui high water Nor.
rag AdceHt>er.
Ethereal MillneSs" made brief stay
with Tvs last week. but ON Friday abrupt
ly look her departure. \ lcw Of Us took
advantage OF the delightful weather last
Thursday 20 have two games OF croquot,
which, unless some one can 60 us ore
better. we shall continue tn brag of Nc
the first Of the season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-22
Editorial and Selected Items.

Tho editor has been absent during
the past week. owing to the severe i'll
ness OF his mother; this will account for
any errors of omission or commission.
A large Ere in ChicOpee. Mass, on
Monday night. the l4,h inst. destroyed
two large mills. with 1900 bales OF cot
ton
We have rccriv ed several commWi-
cations from out of the county this week,
but they haze been crowded out by local
matter.
The Register learns tina. Mr. Ezra
Stevens. OF Bryants Pond, is no, dead as
was reported.
An oxford bear" OF the Bourbon
persuasion denounceS the free high school
law in communication to the oxford
Register. His political Kindred i Texas
and Georgia are burning school houses.
Where Is the Bangor Democrat Port
laRd Press
--Wo understand that the Maine POul'
try Association will offer some especial
premiums for Wild fowls. in the list to be
published about AIay lSt. This will be
the signal Tor bolS all through the State
tn ''sn ior" nests and eggs of choice
varir:ic. ol wild fowl aud build up a
CUISINES, Tor january.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-22
Denmark ItcIIIS.

Slillauoihcr smart woman in Denmark.
Mrs. ellison Adams. recently. in one day
did a large washing. churncd anl dress.
ed, The butter, baked Is pics, made 4
quilt, knitted a foot 20 a stocking. and
iroued the washed clothes, besides doing
her orl.uar, hpa.gvurs. Ms ADAMS
may now take position ii the elias, with
MIS- Jcrr, Biu,dcii. Nj, Alfred Benton,
AMI Mrs. Mary Walker and await the ap.
pearaucc Of the ncNJ smart woman -
Brilg'5u Ne'rs
\ correspondent of the Press says that
some weeks since rUmor became current
seriously affecting the character Of Rev.
A. II. Wi,ham. lhr Methodist Clergyman
in charge OF the Denmark circuit, ,npli.
eating him with improper conduct with
some ct hi> icmai, acquaiulancr>. The
Methodist church. aiNal> IcaiuV, sat H..
reputation, ;noa .Le m-ticr ia hand. AMI
Rev. Mr > anderson. presiding elder, had
a council convened in Frycburg, Thus.
DAY To consider the grave charges. Rev.
I-,arl Luce O:.. Prr>Ide.t of the Council.
and +. NJ Nichols 81 CONWAY WAS chosen
Secretary. The ease was referred 10
Rc,s- T. ". Eastman. A Cook ami O..
$. Sinclair. The woman, who lives in
Chatham, \ H.. stated before the com.
milloe that the conduct of Mr.. William,
toward her. though not criminal, was
highly uEproper. and IL he's story is given
any crcdcucc, Nhighly indecent. Mr.,
Whitman dcuiud the charge, although he
admitted enough to satisfy all who heard
his statement that he has been iudiscrele.
AOer patient hearing of two hours, the
committee decided that the charges are
not proved, though his conduct was de-
elar,d to be reprehensible and improper.
Arrangements were Mt once made by his
arcuser 10 have another trial in two weeks.
when the conference will meet in Frye.
burs, at which time = ggll and impartial
hearing will 40 doubt be given and jus
lice done.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-22
Paris HUI Items.

At the school meeting in this District,
last Saturday. il was voted 10 raise $3.50
to be expended in repairing Tho school
house.
The meeting OF the Lyceum was post
poned till Saturday night on account Q
The storm. Next meeting. Friday nigh.
April 25th. Subject for debate: Resolv-
ed. That tho United States Gnymnn. of
would be justified in eXicrmina'h,., Ia
Modoc Indians.
We Learn that Mr.. Elder is makins
arrangements for course of lectures to
bo delivered during the closing weeks ct
tho school term.
Fast day services were held in The
Baptist church on the 18th.
The Baptist pulpit was supplied by Mr..
David Estes, last Sabbath, owing TO the
absence of his father.
The Register says; Mr. Cyrus l.. How
ard has moved on IL Mr.. c. H.. Ripley :
farm. and has leased his hous" on Trc.
mont street TO Mr. Mark Richui dson.
Intelligence wa. received acre last
Saturday. If the death OF Mr. Chas. IL.
Crockcr. eldest sou -! ,he lat" Hon.
Thos. Croker OF tin, place. N ll""ard
Lake. Minnesota. after au illness ol three
I d,tlS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-22
Sceden Items.

\ third meeting, called by the Select
meu was held in School District No. 1, in
Sweden. on Tuesday, April 2, ut which l.
vas unanimously voted to build u new
school-house. The building committee,
Messrs. John Z. Piummer, VIM. 7. Sic
venS and b. W. Stevens. have plans and
specifications, and as soon rs the sigma
lures of the 5. Committee are received
will commence at once to build. The sum
OF $500 was raised, and another meeting
will soon be held when the contract viii
be given TO the lowest bidder.
Mrs. Granville b. Jordan, while busy
at her domestic duties the other day dis.
covered skunk near the rear OF her res
idence. With the courage and deierminn
alton which characterize her, she seized i
musket that had stood loaded III the house
all winter. aud regard ess OF ITS liability
10 burst, fired at the obnoxious visitor
The shot taking effect in his back wound
ed the animal severely, whereupon she
vallantly siezed an TX and finished tue
intruder BridgtOn NeCS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-22
DIED.

In Portland, April ~. Mr.. Eliza Phillips
widow OF h. sEaw, aged ~ years months day =
In Hiram, March H. NJ. James III. Mi!liSen'
aged " years.
Died In Porter. 9th int, Lila A., only daughter
of Isaac l.. and Abbc French aged yrs, II mos.
and 10 DAYS. She was one ol cartl's iaircst bios
SONS, The idol of her parents, little brothers,
and schOOlmatss-a.l seemed " know her hut to
lore her She seemed u sunbeam which iilumin
in trouble striving 10 make peace where Difficult
ties mi .ht have arisen she might well be called a
psacC-maker. Shg has LETT q world OF sorrow ana
fallen asl,cp in the arms Of her Sayious IN whom
she trusted SO safely IN her lat moments. just
before her departure she called her parents, broth
crs, aud grandparents, with many OF her dear
friends Co her bed side aud 10 each gave l'a ting
look aud word although nearly iuaudibsc-yci u
most alecionato adieu-an,. closed her eyes on all
that MAS dear % her here We have lain Lila away
beneath the cold snow, but when the summer daJ :
-huii come We ', ill plant flowers there and drop
ihr silent tear on the mound which holds that llt
tic form Ne loved 80 much, and almost hear her
saving aEaln, "IUut weep for me- snail not SUI.
icr aHy more pain" and since the saviour has said
"Di such l. the Kingdom We NIL hope 10 sub
mi: paiiont,y 90 the ohasteuisg rod; and wc kauw
90 that bright morning when the sleeping million,
shall awake, our dmliAe Ida VIII come iOrth
clothed with Immortality 70 join that counIi' -
tErOug. "WhO haYin. thtirTobcs washed aud made
white enter in through the pcary gates into TIE
New Jerusalem, 10 20 NO more ont forever
BE, sud are he Peace makers, for they shall be
called the Children OF Cod l. j. e.
Porter Village, Me.
In Norway, March 81, Mr.. Nathan Noble, aged
= ycare, months, - days. lie was worthy aud
respected citizen, a kind and obliging ncghDOr.
lie died on the anniversary morning of the nitieth
year OF his married life.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-22
Rec MI Docm's Elirir!

When TIE chilling winds OF winter
How amid the leutles5 branches,
When from Gu the North the Storm l[iHg
Marches with his snowy banners
With his white and glitening banners,-
Aud with fierce aud sudden conquest
Laws all summer dead before him:
Every flower and every leallet
lie laws stark and dead before him;
And the singing binds CT summer
Fly away from all the Northland,
Where the air seems full OF arrows
Full of sharp and singing arrows
That will pierce Us, if we venture
But to step outside the doorway,
Then Consumption, fell destroyer.
Sallies forth to seek his victims.
Coughs and colds are his torerunncrs,
Marking where success is easy;
And. where these are not resisted,
But allowed to hold possession,
There Consumption, gagnL and CHASTITY
Soon will make ms dread appearance,
Aud will seize hi hapless victims.
Would Won have 4 sure protection
From this Toe so lastly dreaded?
A protection so mlaiIing
That Won need not lear his visits 4!
Go and buy some DOWNS ELIXIR,
Some real \. ii. Downs Elixir
Made of all most healing Balsams
Found in all the Northern forests
Balsams of The Pile and Fir trees:
Made in Bullington-a City
Standing near the Champlain waters;
At one hundred twentY.seven,
Very near the head OF Church Street,
By the firm OF HENRY IL JOHNSON
Medicine men. well known 70 many!
And for sala l.. every Drug Store.
lis sale and sure protection,
Go aud buy ii. and be happy.
For Sale by
CIR. WILEY, Apothecafy,
AND DEALER ~
nRuGS. PATENT Mecca ES, kAlhrSl OILS, VAN
FISHES, BRUSHES AND DYE STuffS'
Books, Stationery & Paper Hansinss,
Fancy Goods, PerJdniery, Toilet irfieles, &c,
ian2s BETHEL HILL, ME. I'm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-22
Centaur Liniment

There is no pain which Ceu.aur LiuimeaJ all
lameues, which it will not cure. This {, strong
language bat il is true Where the parts are not
gone, i,s effects are marvellous Il has produced
more cures OF rheumatism, neuralgia, lock Jaw
palsy. spraiss. dwellings, caked.5reasts, sealds
burns. salI-rbeum ear.sche, &c, upon The human
frame, sud Of strains. spawn, GALL, Sc., upon
.nua-ls i. one year. Jhan have all sIhsr remidies
sluu. the world began. Il l. a eOuuter-lrritant an
all-heslng PAIN relieyer. Cripple- throw away
their crutche. the lame walk poisonous bites are
rendered harmless and the wounded are healed
without a scar. Il is no humbug Ths recipe Is
published around each bottle Il is selling a. 20
article ever before said and il sells because il doe
Ju>, what il preIeuds 10 DO. Those who now suffer
from rheumatism. pain or swelling. deserve to
seacs .i they viii not use Ceutaur Liniment-
More than i,,0 cy.t:Gsate- Of remarkable eures,
Including lsozeu limbs, chronic rheumatism 20. :
Running tumors &c. have been receiv ed. wswil
send circular containing certificate, the recipe,
&c gsatiS. To amy one requesting it. One bottle
ol las yellow wrapper Ceaiaur Linment is worth
one hundred dollars Ear spawned or sweenied
lroTses sad mules. OF Tor screw worm in sheep.
Stock-ownvr--Ihis IMMINENT is worth your atten-
ton. NJ :4nil, should be without Centaur Lini-
aenL J. 4. R0sE 4 Co. New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-22
DIRECTORY.
Masonic Lodges--Time OF Meeting

Masonic Lodges--Time OF Meeting,
OXFORD CHATTER, Betsel, sd TAura'l-y
VI each month. .. Al .
AndrOscOgSin Chapter, No Sl'Oah'VH' ~"
adav ~ or before tall mo- y. a..
Rlntlna ktar. NJ 81. kumiotd tcntic' NN'r
ue-,I1V l-or before the nill OF the moon
Paris Lodge, No. ~, 81. faris, Tuesday on
before the fsl. nj d.,
Jefferson Lodge, ~. To- IAyaats fsad II
TUESDAY Of every month.
Oriental Star, No. a, LiVerN0re, TUrSsa!''
- OF before full mOou.
nethel, NJ. ", "a Thursday VI caeE 1ontl.
Evening star Lodge, No.li BucAne4d' ASi'
tav Ju o. before fail WSou-
Ptthag ortan, No n, fryeour- NVndSi e'cN
tus OF OF following the fUll ot The uavo.-
oxford, Norway, NJ. Is, Monday OF ~ noA'
prcce,liug full moon
Mound Tir'ena, No ~ -. Waterford. Tucs
AaV o. or before the fuil moon.
VT Moriah, No -. Denmark, w "Wednesday IA
or before the full moon
yeTinseOt. No. lOl. Turner saturday GA or "s-
fore full moon.
DsIta, No ISJ Lowell, Thursday o. "r after q"
MOON.
- nnrT rgll moon.
whitney Lodge, NJ Zoe, Cant''- - n@'-''@
ca or 5ciOrg tuu moon
Aurora Chapter, NJ p Cornish tsldlY AZ
Ter fall moon. .,,- t
-. o. btiorc full moon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-22
IN BANKRUPTCY.

DISTRICT COURT OF The UNITED STATES
For THE DISTRICT OF MAISE.
IN Me matter Of JAMES {. PERRY bankrupt,
against srhOfg q Petition tcGS ited "a said Court
March Sd 4. ID. 1873.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, So
\ Warrant in Bankruptcy has been issued by
said Court against the estate g. Games {. Perry
of the County Of oxford and State Of Maine in
said pisuiot; he has been duly adjudged Bank.
rupt upon Petition of his creditors; and the pay
ment OF any debts and the delivery OF any property
belonging 10 said Bankrupt 10 him or TO his use,
and the transfer of any property by him are for.
hidden by law. \ meeting of the Creditors Of
sail Bankrupt, to prove their debts and choose one
or more Assignees of his estate, will be at court
of Bankruptcy TO be holden at Paris ~ said Dis
trict on the sixth day OF May A. ID. 1913 at ten
o'clock A. NJ, at the ONCE of George A Wilson lie.
fore john W. May, Esq, one OF the Registers in
Bankruptcy in said Court
o. ;. MARBLE,
L. :. S,a.sna, as Messenger for said District.
hufI52w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-22
rils', Too,laehe Drop, cure in minute.

When applied with Dr. Piercs's Nasal Dooehe
aul accompanied with Dr. Picrce'' Golden Me,ii-
cal Discovers a. constitutional treatment, DR..
Sages Caiarrh Remedy produces perfect cures Of
the worst eases Of Caturh aud Ozeua OF many
year. standing This thorough course Of me''i-
cation Constitutes the only scientific rational, saie
and successful manner 81 treating This odiOUs dis
s-,c Una, nae rycr been oHerpd 10 the afflicted ~
1hs iu.trdmca. auI ,uo rail.eines .Old Tor q by
AL dru.gi-ta
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-22
Newspaper Decisions

ASv sersOa Hhs takes paper regularly
NAM he ofce-shOth0r directed ~ hls name OF
snother's or ahether he las seh-eilNe' " wv
= re=ponsills for tss payment .
N "A person orders his paper disc"ntihueu, hs
mas. pav all aucarages, or the pnoiisaet may
continue u send it until payment Il hEne aA,' So
49,. en- ,Sh.ls i.raourt whether the papSr j. taken
nom the Olsce Or not. ....,
newspapers and periodicals irSrl thS posi- OlASs ..
Irinoviag and leaving them usealict Tor u Ff'"s
.,leis rN ifSuce OF Intentional uaud
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-22
Dental Notice !

DIR, GEO. NJ. TWIICHELI1
MN ne covered his health, sufficiently. to enable
him resume business, would inform the pnoic
Tat he may he found at his Office, oyer the F0st
o1icc. Bethel. Maine, ready to attend to ALL lie.
string the services OF q Dentist either FOR Killing
and extracting natural teeth, or the insertion of
artificial teeth Having all the now instruments
and improvements, he hopes, by careful appiica-
tion to merit n continuance of the patronage nc
has received in years past.
Bethel, October 2Sth, ls12.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-22
To NsutraIlrs onsn.ivsns...

In aany forms NC use di-infectiu. aseni' I'm
pure iIeaih caused by had teeth. tobacco, spirits
OF ca,arrh, 9, neu,ralized by SozoDONr. 'Ti- a
hsal,hlul 5,autider. and E great luxury a. den
,uifile Tie rcpt,i,e breath is by u usereuder
81 as grant as d rose. and coiduess by friends
or lovers will Dc no longer noticed
>fau!dius'- Glue uenj, everything
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-22
BORN.

In Norway sIarch -, to the vile of Marion No
Bile. SON.
In nirain. Marclr - 10 tie siir ct Pa;ucas
Witham, /, t,adChirr.
la paris. April Il, to the wife OF Geo u. Crock
EFT, = s5n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-22
GOOD TEMPLARs.

PARIS HILL LODGE, No ~; Hal
Friday evening".
RIsinS star. Bethel. Friday evenings
Ns1tn-cOt. Buc khcld. saturday evening"
crystal Wave, z. Buckueld, every ihuFaEH
fYCuiug
Maple Grove, West Peru. saturday evenings
Forest Lake, Center HSrtforl,cNeyy >atUr'ls}
InvineibIe. NJ. 81. Ezs: sumner, every other
kritlay Evening.
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Rawson's Coaches.

Leave the Hill for up trains a. g.oO \. aud
SEQ 4. VI.
Fsr duwa.trsin al n q \. n.
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1 d. q. 4.

Prauawkct Lodge, NO. -, Browndcld. met
Z Il auil 81 " e,lucsdal of each month.
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Apprentice Wanted

A smart. intelligent boy, of about lG years Of
~ age who has taste Tor letters, AMI who
would like TO acquire knowledge al me Printing
business. can apply at orr o dee.
Paris March 8, lsii. u
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N,Is ARaIyN.

Frcm Portland aud Boston, at lo:SS 4. NJ aud
ASP. ".
Down mail, via Grant Trunk, ]: 80 "
FrOm Norway aud the western part OF the county
al 50 T. N
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.ifaRRIED.

a. .,irU March, - H., LleNci!,n a Wid-.
~, h, Esg Mr ,hnrics L.Well rnd Niss Mary
+ Lowell M of Hiram
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-22
Mail Arrangements.
NAILS CLOSE

For Portland and Boston, AT II IS \. NJ. aud o
2. N. tho latter mail arriving in Portland az 10
the next morning.
Up mai. via Grand Trunk, AZ :; ~ l. v.
- Norway AZ So a NJ, and for the western
psrt OF The County. Tuesdays, Thursday aHl
Saturday,, Via Norway, al same time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-22
DISSOLUTION OF Copartnership.

TIME copartnership heretofore existing under
| the firm name of BOLSTER HASKELL is
This day dissolved by mutual consen'.
The books and accounts Ct the late hrn VIII be
found at the store OF H. \. BOLSTER, and reason
GJIe f5 .s.l be GHored to all having unsettled ac
counts with the firm TO adjust the same.
We invite orr friends TO call early, and examine
trejr accounts and settle up. Either party of the
late firm is authorized to receipt in settlement,
If. y. BOLSTER.
En-. HASEELE'
.nnti. Phi. Nnril 1t. l5-l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-22

sVrpuE TIRE FIRsr SYMPTOMS oT 4 Soy"H'
cold. attack ol influenza or any other affection Of
lh. Juus. tie wiudpip9 or tbs bronchial pas sage
With Hates l!orekoaHi o. H3Hfg aud Tar The
relief IS certain and immediate CullentoR's No.
f.ih Avenue. sold by all druggists.
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An. wALKER, Judge.
a true copy-atte.t II. c. DAVE, Register.

OXFORD s. AT u Court OF Probate held al
Paris within and for the County Of oxford
on the third Tuesday OF March, \. ID. 1873,
~ FORGE GORDON Administrator 81 the cstate
" of Hannah Gordon late OF stow in sad COuny
deceased, having presented his final account Ut
administration OF the estate OF SAID deceased Tor
allowance:
Ordered, That the said Administrator give notice
TO all persons interested by causing copy OF THIS
order TO be published three weeks successyely IN The
oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
api ear Al a Probate Court 10 be held VI Paris
Ia said County on the third Tuesday Of May next
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon and shrw cause IL any
they have why the same should not be allowed.
A. II. WALkER, Judge.
4 true rnpN-aLtest: II. Z. DAVIS, Kegi.to
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-04-22

although gireR up ~ The Best Physicians
We do not hesitate 10 say il will cure the follow.
Ing symptoms, though most of them have been
declared incurabe:
PdlpndtioH Enlargement, Spdsms, OssifcdtiOR
or Bony Formation Of The Heart, Rheumatism, Gen.
erdl Detilify, Udter about the Heart, Sinking Of
the spirits Pains ia the Side or chest, Di7TintsS,
Sluggish Circulation Of the Bioea ald NoIs.enfGTy
SfOppdgs Of the ActiOa OF tse Heart.
Our agent. ON application, will furnish you with
our circular, giving full description of the disease
aud also number of testimonials of cures; and
if you would like further proof from the parties,
who have given the testimonials, write them, and
see what they say.
We have sold thousands OF bottles of the Heart
REGULATOR, and the demand is still increasing. We
al e confident are doing the public a benefit and
NOT trying 10 impose on them worthless i'm itaton
The price OF the Heart Regulator is QNB DOL
LAR per Bottle aud can be obtained OF our Agent,
A. Vi. HAMMOND, druggist Paris,
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Mill for Sale.

TIE steam Mill, situated in Milton Plantation
oxford County, Maine, on good road. only i've
miles from the railroad. said mill was built some
three years ago. at "A cost CT about 5000, and It
can be bought at bargain il applied for soon. IL
has one OF the best circular saw board machines
In use, and lath machlnei birch machine and
other small machinery. said Mill is in good re-
pair and T. an excellent chance for spool factory
with plenty of white birch and poplar lumber
Exempt from taxation Tor 10 years.
Il. Z. ALLEN.
Milton Plantation, July 18th, ls72. II
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Notice.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
1 the subscribers, under the firm name of An.
DREWS X DEAN, is this day dissolved. y j.
Andrews j. authorized to settle all debts due said
firm; and this notice will be final TO all persons ~.
debted 10 this firm. Immediate payment Of any and
all debts must be made.
ANDREWS X DEAN.
West Paris, March :, 1913. marll
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OXFORD, ss Al % Cou.- % iIo.Stc Ls,t at
Paris within and tor the County Of oxford
ON the third tuesday ot March, i. -. 49,,
IN the petition OF ISAAC 3. anil ALFRED ".
~ VALENTINE for specific performance 300
carrying out . contract 90 convey real estate ~
Timothy II and cilman Chapman Executors oi
the last VIII and Testament %! Timothy Chapman
late OF Bethel.
Ordered, hat tie said Petitioners give not.cs 10
nil persons interested by causing an abstract OF tad
petition with this order thereon 10 De published
three weeks successfully in the oxford Democrat
printed At Paris that they may appear 70 Probate
Court TO be held az Paris in said County on the
thnd Tuesday of May next at ten O'Clock In The
forenoon and shcw cause u any they nave why The
same should not lie granted.
A. II. WALKER, Judge.
a true cOpy-atte.t II. &. DAyIs, Register.
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Gentlemen, use the Combination Razor strop.
JanG-lGW