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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-10-14
smaR Co,rs and Rleh M.lk.

In recent address before the Vermont
dairyman's association, Alexander Hyde
said. AS a general rule il may be stat
ed lhat small cows give milk richer in
cream tiaa that from larger COWS. Thus
the Inlc Jersey gives mo,e creamy
milk than the large Durham Indeed. or
dinary milk OF a Jersey is about equal
in this respect to much that is sold in our
city as pure cream. Mr. J. NJ. Mackie,
OF Great Darlington. Mass. in whose
word NC can place implicit confidence,
says that he has Que Jersey whose milk
is " actual test IS per cent. cream, and
that from five quarts OF Jersey milk be
can make one pound OF butter The
small Kerry is said to DO equal to the
Jersey in lis cream product, and the
smaller Brittany cowlet Tor the kline OF
Brittany hardly deserve the name OF
COWS. rs they are only 20 to 40 inches in
heights claimed 10 produce milk rich
er in cream than that OF the Jersey or
Kerry. On the other hand the large
Durham are not remarkable tor quantity
or quality OF their milk though there ATE
some strains of Durham blood uniformly
furnishing good mixers; and the large
Dutch cattle, while giving an abundance
Of milk, are rather famous rs cheese
than butter producers. The Ayrshlres,
which are a medium between large aud
small COWS, furnish also mill, which i
fully up 10 the average Tor both butter
and cheese. In the latter constituents
we arc inclined to think the Ayrshire
mi.k is above the average. Perhaps we
ought to say here that the difference be-
tween Jersey and Ayrshire milk i not 50
great intinsically rs apparently. Jersey
milk has good emulsion, that Is, the
cream rises rapidly and easily. Ia this
respect il Is like men of lleut speech.
They can tell ali they know, aud some
times pass Tor more knowledge than they
are worth. The cream OF AYRSHIRE
mi.A IS more slow in rising. and seldom
rises perfectly, 50 tha, ii pan OF Jersey
skim milk l. compared with Ayrshire
skim The former il walery and iunuirit'
ioUs, having parted with it, cream, while
tue latter is white aud valuable from The
cream and casein which it contains. y
the virtue OF milk 50 far as muscle form
iu- Is concerned. Is concentrated in The
caseiu, Ayrshire milk j, intrinsicaiiy fully
equal % jersey.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-10-14

The press Is tho guardian OF our lib
critics. To eeep it pure IN It's sentiments.
is to add to lis power and influence iUr
good. a corrupt newspaper. like the
deadly Upas tree. po.sons all who come
in contact with il! To accept IL teach
ings. is 10 drink the unwhoI, come water
flowing from a poisonous fountain. Tho
pure sentiments oi a good paper are TO
the mind what the cool sparkling water
is TO the bodY-relreshing and health.
giving. Newspapers that teach justice
and morality, and virtue, and advocate
honesty and patriotism as the basis OF
good government. should receive liberal
support from all citizens who desire to
advance the best interest OF the public.
\ good paper should never lansuish Tor
the want oi support. 1t it should De up.
held, strengthened, and it. usefulness
enlarged b. the The patronage Of those
who believe ia its sentiments. The
groat Journals OF our large cities may
tend to enligLicn the people Oh the news
oil the world, but TO the country press
cNerling lis quiet influence in every sec
ton of our land, We are indebted for the
moulding OF public sentiment on all i'm
portlnt public questions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-10-14
The city people are goi ny back hUm'

The city people are going back home
this mouth. You can see thom loading
up at the farm houses asd making Tor the
cars. The head q, The family wear, a
long liuoa due,rr and lan white hat
with broad black band about il. lie Is
mainly busy in tmGs,iug chi dreH IN tic
wagon and running back 10 the hUi-e
after things his wife ha' forgotten. She.
poor woman. has taken whole seat 10
herself. and between expectations OF the
coming season and dread OF something
being spilled un her c.othcs.i IS ia about Is
ec,latic u stale Is can be imagined. Aud
the little olives arc enjoying themselves,
toe. raSping each others chins and
threatening 20 tai. out aud be crushed 10
death But they 20 OF With the floating
OF haudAcrcLi-l- and hearty good.bys Of
the IartLcr, family. who Immediately
retire Oh ,bc house TO give thanks. Aud
when the turner's son returns from the
depot. he taxes hold OF the grind,tone,
and the conversation that cnsuc, between
him aud his sire while the various edged
implements are being pa: in shape, calls
Tor renewed effort on the part OF homo
missions -DmJHry NctcS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-10-14
W,.ifiug Machines,

After all, We are inclined TO think that
the real solution of this problem of rapid
and easy writing win be mechanical
rather than alphabetic. IL is the pen that
is inadequate to the work that needs to
be done AS an instrument the pen may
be perfect of its kind, rs the common
sewing needle is not likely to be ever done
away with wholly; yet both fail alone to
meet the increasing demands OF our
quick. moving civilization. The sewing
machine has come to do the great bulk OF
our stitching. We must have 4 machine
to do the same for our writing. The let
tiers must be struck with A metal type in
stead of being traced by hand; and the
writer's part must be confined wholly, or
chiefly, to the touching oil app! opriate
KEYS. With such machine the distinct.
ness OF the writing will NO longer be at
the mercy OF unsteady or undiscipined
nerves and muscles; the characters may
be as complex and significant as those OF
Bells TiSi6le Speech, OF even the Chinese,
without increasing in the least the labor
of writing, aud the copy" will cor
respond exactly with print
The degree Of success already attained
by several inventors of writing machines
gives every assurance that the manual
labor OF literary wor>nen is certain to
be greatly diminished. May we hope
that the quality of their work will lie
rorrespoudingly imptoved?-S cridHer's
NOHth{V.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-10-14

A young parson Of the UniversaliS
faith, many years since. when the Simon
pure UniversaliSm was preached, started
westward 10 attend convention OF the
brethren in the faith. He took the pre-.
caution to carry avial of cayenne in his
pocket to sprinkle his food with. rs a pre-
vcutive OF fever and ague The couyen.
lion met. and at dinner a tall llCoSier
oo>er, eel tie parson us he seasoned his
meat, and addressed him thus:
stranger. I'll thank YOU for a little Of
that red salt, Tor I'm Kind OF curious to
uy it,"
Certainly" returned the parson; "but
YOU will hnd it rather powerful; be care
iul how you use it"
The hoosier took the prOffered vial,
and leeiing himself proof against any
quantity OF raw whiskey, thought lie
could stand the "red salt" with impunily,
and accordingly sprinkled i junk of beef
yather boun!ifuIIy with IL. aud forthwith
introduced il into his ,eapacious mouth.
1t soon began 10 take hold. lie shut his
eyes. and his features began to writhe.
Ienodug a very inharmonious condition
physically. Finally he could stand it no
longer. tie opened his mouth and
screamed s.firair
Take drink OF cold water from the
Jug said the parson.
"Will that put it out p asked The mar
tyr. sitting the action to the word
Ia a short time the unfortunate man
began 20 recover. and turning to the par
son, his eyes yet swimming in water,
exclaimed:
Stranger, you call yourself 'Veisa,
list. / believer
II DO" mildly replied the parson. 3
well, want to know if you think it
consistent with your belief to 60 about
with hell fire in your brooches pocket ?"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-10-14

One could take down Il book from u
shelf ten times more wise and witty than
almost any mans conversation. Bacon
i wiser. Swift more humorous than any
person one i likely To meet with; but
they cannot chime in with the exact
frame Of thought in which ne happen to
lake them down from our shelves
Therein lies the luxury ct Salion,
aud when living speaker does not yield
us that luxury, he becomes only book
on two le.s.-CampbeH.
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CoInmissIoncrs' Notice.

NIvEthe undersigned having been appoiufss
w by the Judge OF Probate for he County ..
oxford. BY warrant Of insolvency 10 receive az d
examine the claims of the several CREDITOR ~ thr
estate OF William V. Porter late VI RoNhuy %
s.id County deceased, hereby give notice To- SAL
claimants that six months from the siItcesth 1.I
OF September, 4. ID. 1873 are allowed sara crt.t
to bring in their claims aud prove the, Iry''
and the once Of y g. Harlow in DiXheli in -. ID
County, and the second saturday. IN each 81 ye
mOnths OF January, February aud March j..
Is74 AZ ten O'Clock A ~ are the times, AMI l'av
OF meetings 60 attend 70 that duty
ISAAC y. STANLEY, S.,..-r..
TYLER kIDDER,
nxforl - sent p lr7y 5|
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p.,.d ,hl. ,th d,y OF oct, \. y. is75.
admini.trntor's sale.

10y virtue Of license from the Hon. Judge ~
ID Probate for oxford County, the under .n'd
Administrator Oh the estate OF Caleb ; bcAIl-
ter late OF Lowell in said County deceased, ser-
aiyes motto. that he will sell at public suction 20
the houls Of Asa B. Herman, On the sighi''r'A
d.y OF November next AZ enc OF the clock IN i.r
afternoon, the following described real e''..e. Do
wit: the esstsrly half ef lOt numbered siAt, -
in the fourth division Known a. the Blake l.t a.
one undivided half 81 the homestead farm 10 al
Caleb :. McAlli,ter, for the payment oi lr.I-.
charges Of sdministration, &c.
J. 6. HAHBLEN, Admini-,ra,sr
Ioyru October = 1873
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-10-14

vy'HE under-i sned hariu. ices appointed ar tfe
Hon judge Of Probate for the County n oN
ford on the OF the l9th dAy uf August A. u. 4-f..
commissioners % receive and sNefnar tic elaine
OF creditors against the estB;c - Oua Hail, ls'e
u Psris In ssl County, deceased, repre-euts 'H.
solvent. hereby give notice that 81 months h"n
the date OF ,aid appointment are allowed 70 -..l
creditor. in which 10 present AMI prove tTr..
claims. Nnd that they viii 10 ia session - 20.
ono. Of WA. J. Wheeler, 80 Paris. NJ AL '.t
following Times for the purpose OF receiving ls
same, VIZ: November ], ls1i, m ! O'Clock J.. D r
.nd February 5, 1874, nj O'Clock 7. ".
WILLIAM J. WHEELER,
WILLIAM A FROTHlN6llAN,
ConlH.i'sfOpcT-
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Tn3alL Iu8GS.LIERE BLOOD

Il L
In IA. wonderful medicine 70 which the nfliet
,d arc above ,o,i.'. 4 ( relief. the discovercr
D.. i.y,s D., a.. G. i.i-cd "a AsTs0Hy more OF
Nuturr'g most fr..t n curative properties,
which God has ia-:..l 4 INTO i"c vegetable King
f,,o D. s.,l.t-, t., -i K. - q wcru ever before
scr,hI,.d u D.t. rle, . 4c > ne Sidcnco OF this
,,rt ia fg,. H. OIL. .... 10 Nar., y OF most obsti-
rate d!scas.s NIi,hir tts h.,.' found 10 conquer
la tie ogru q 3, 0nChItis, severe
Coughs, na3 i,'' go IN Tl o'nsI'u "a
C,.Iiul nj r'-,. .l8 prot. uucc II The greatest
nIJi,1l di- t.,..,1i iaoR.c. While Il cures tho
,,',cTt <. -,..t O.. 8. r...re hens the system ana
puriTics ino Flood. BY iis great and md
,n,,g!-1 '' ',....i, s.crofuin to CON-
uiuu BIO. ., = go 20 Z" EruP ,p
N.r.r-lI q ~ y j.! roi-ons, and Their
ccc,t, asc o., sod. frd lir"rog. health and
s,rrlr nc .'f..l SHE'D Erysipclas,
SAID T.a~u EcIcr sores, scniy or
J.ouch SKA, "a short, al inc numerous
e. -..-,s taa-cl b. h0d blood. are eoh9heieu ~
i...s ,o.e-i.L ius. 3 sn- and invisorhting nedl-
,ra feel la.i. l.ou9v. dc5.llia;cd have sal-
f.r ~ .r.e rrN.lav bruwn spots on
o.. ,. 11Jy. i-.u"t % ne on uiI-,l,.ss,
49,. g.. -...,4 !ow ,is.'+, and gloomy
4 -rfoNIfi-s !r.,. .-r appetite, ara tongue coat
o. .o.a.c -Ls... from Eorrid Li.cr OF
49, .-.J-. -',r-..' ! !l1.y ca-ts oi - Bhfcr
Co,liii.nt'' only ytt OF ihesS yn ptoms
=, l.'..... ,.... Ncuit.l se0ycry has no
p..uri .- B. cl t.+ ssi.,' c, - lcAN1HR nc INe'
-.t.. I'D. ~. t.v l,f tie cure " fEu-
90 -... an = hc Bowels II Is
-. .. ia,-c VITO 1--we used
.... .t... .ff.. t Iu iis isel-c .
..r. ~. ... o. .It inward Tor medi-
t..t .''.t 't l.t ,t'G az ii. '"e SiS-
s-tt. i,h u ',.....--'-, 20.
F.. Irr'-i.'cr u bis
..... ...raias,. 10. cnoa .:c'i. Luaalo'
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Asrrultural.
agricultural SAs,C. AaC'rOscO9Gi"
COaRiV.

make an exhibit oil the products OF their
GREAT shoe manufacturing establishment
ia Auburn. There are 50 varieties Of
boots. shoes and slippers, which well
show forth the workmanship and goods
o.. The factory. There are calf boots,
pegged and scwed), four styles of Al
ASIA boots; three styles OF gents serge
boots; three styles OF Polish (beavcD
ladies' boots: eigh, STYLES OF mems slip
pc.s; eight styles OF women's slippers
and ,hyee kinds of buskins. Messrs. c.
IL Co.'S great factory is one of the great
manufacturing establishments OF the
county and The beautiful case o, goods
shown Ly the firm attracted good deal
c cucsmiOm.
Here Is lIshness loy you-thc bcamins
port of ouy friend Millet Of West Miuot
gives @ sort OF holiday aspect to things
generally. Onions for once. seem TO be
us beautiful as bouquets Of as;ey Let
tlss onion enthusiast ta5e the s;and-whO
eYevuias sacb marked success. has The
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signed by alp. q sealed ana jc-
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We .'-',- -, '','' -, ''.', - oe,n
'''''' - go -, $500 CO.,, ~,
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'..'' y. 49, - 80. 80 ~ ., 80
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Ac.s,a LIAM Oh tg.s cay, Is oUe ci our
-es' .~sa'eFS' ""o '"ere Is not little TO
A-.,~,e Tie iae'' Ae'e iH '"e "a.'- lie
>-'"S ~'S o1o'"s'' Weighing t"e'e
pounds -N'' H. j. '''>'' nov 20 you
RAISE 1''-"Ses 50 S"c'e'>''''y Tie re-
plies. 'I take ne" i@ad' second years
l.a- -i,es com VIII e'' 'Ni land nsh'
N'1 stccns"o'd is preferable. never
v.;l stable nianurcaud supesphospate,."
Ar. u. also ia,ima.e> that eternal vigil
aa,. la sowing and tending is tie y,ice
O.. cabbage. Oag reporter secs some
very superior specimens OF onions, and
la3> ,a., My. Ham, too, has the secret
g, raising fac onions. THIS years Us
c,p produces e.. thcn,e OF -voo bushels
to tle acre. Ills land rich scave'.y
Loan, vh.>L De treated 20 large quaint.
ties o.; stable manure "ud sUperpaos-
plate "a. ,ae ra.c @. 500 pounds the ace.
Ills crop was DO; e, a.. troubled with Jhe
mase,. cds>cvcreiy, and believes
t-e $40 conditions OF successful onion
culture are thorough pa.'cr'za,'oa and
--a'y iecc'Hs oi i"e SOL. Dir. Nam
shows vc.5 AHe specimens OF potatoes,
49, .-i-ar '.''t "Ao7'e.S larry Is p'ei-
cradle 10 ihe harry Rose. It more pro-
c-c,'ve and more uniform in SIZE than
'4e hose.
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A true eopy-atte.I. II { DAVIS, Register.

OXFORD, s. At Court OF Probate hold a.
Paris within and Tor The County OF oxford
on the third Tuesday Of September, A d. i,.J
NATHAN l.. MARSHALL Admin -trator on
~ the estate OF El-aZrr -. Mar-haN late of
Paris in said County deceased, having pre,entei
his account of administration OF the sstat1 Of ,Hld
deceased Tor allowance:
Ordered, That the said Admtui- trafUr give notice
20 all persons interested 10y causing copy Of th.s
order 10 b. published ,hro, weeks suoces.iyr} 30 Tue
Oxford Democrat printed az Pans. that they may
appear al Probate Court 90 De held az PAri.
In said County the thiid TnesdAy Of Oct. next
al O'Clock IN the forenoon and shew cansc ii ALT
they have why the same should not be- allowed.
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OXFORD. ss:-Ata Court OF Probate held II
p..t. y.i,hfn ~ for lac C..uuty nj ID. tod

OXFORD, SIS At Court of Probate held ~
PAris within asd tor the County of Oxford
on the third Tuesday Of September, A. ID. 1873.
MOSES >. AOULTON Administrator on the
WI estate Of Daniel Libby late Of Porter IN said
County deceased, having presented his hrst 80.
count Of administration VI the estate Of said
deceased for allowance:
Ordered, Thatthe said Administrator give notice
20 all persons Interested by causing copy of this
order ~ be published three weeks successfully iu the
oxford Democrat printed az Paris thai they ma,
appear at Probate Court 90 be held at FDeburg
in said County on the twenty third day Of Oct next
ut O'Clock ia the forenoon and -hrv cHusef Any
they have why the same should not be- allowed.
A. n. WAIVER. Judge.
true copy-attcsI. II. {. DAVIS, Register.
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Real Estate for Sale.
A Desirable Country Residence
in the Village Of South Paris.

This placu is only ten minutes walk from the
Depot, and was the residence OF Tue late WIDOW
Morse IL embraces about nine acres OF good til.
liable and rich meadow lana, Young Orchard St
about 100 trees, aud large, wcli-hni'hed mouse
containing nitecn rooms ~ recent thorough repair,
good unta.lIng Water Privilege extending To
Ioth wings. also 10 the second story, and
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WITH its gloomy attendants, low
w Spirits, depression, involuntary
emissions, loss OF semen, sperma-
torThaa, loss Of power, dizzy head,
loss of memory, and Threatened tm-
potence, and imbectlify, ind q sever
Sign cure in HUMPHREYS HOME
OPATIIIC SPECIFIC, No. TWENTY
EIGHT. THIS SOVEREIGN REMEDY tones
up tie system, arrests the discharges, and i'm
parts yigor AID energy, life and vitality 10 the
Price, IS per package Of five boxes and large q
vial, which is very important In obstinate or old
.asts, or ti per single box. Sold by ALL Drug
yists aud by mail on receipt OF price. Address
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
90, 562 BROADWAY, N. Y. Send for circular.
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A 90 eopy-alls.l n. 9. DAyI.. Ke.-.lsL.
OXFORD sat- Court u PrObai. h~l1 -
PIT ,xttbfn ana for n. fa.ufv Of n.f,.f

OLFOkD, ss;-At Court " frOpais hrid -
Paris within aud Tor the C0uuly Of oxford
on the third rue.day Of September, =. y. 1873,
UNYLER KIDDEH, Guardian VI Eugene J..
i KIdd.r, minor child and h.ir 81 Ls.mon y.
kidder, late Of DiXheld. IN said County. having
presented hi. account OF guardianship oi sail
war,l for allowance.
Ordered, That the said Guardian Civ. sOtics
TO all persons interested by c-usisg copy of THIS
order 10 be published three SeekssucceIsVeiy Ia ss
Oxford Democrat printed ~ Paris. that theV nay
appear AZ PrObats Court 20 - ssld A. Paris
In s.id Cosnty on the third Tuesday OF Oct ueIt,
~ o'clock la the fore noon aud shew csuse u aHy
they have Why the same shouls not b. allowed
A. u. WALKER Jsds-.
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THE PORTLAND
Kerosene Oil Company
Would inform the public that they continued
Manufacture
Da.sl.ah OIL.


The prevalence of large quantity Of ilie'lo.
and dangerous oils IN the market, a, cheap II'1'
many OF which are little better than Ntpths ltss
and The eXlrtence Of false reports Ia REGARD "
the PORTLAND KEROSENE OIL render u q Ha'''
OF Justice 10 ourselves as well a. safety 10 on. -
TONER'S that come notice should be taken OF ~
facts Therefore We again present an 'dNeI.'y
ment and would call attention 10 the high stA!
ard OF our Oils. THE REFINED PETRoLEl y, ~. W.
Are test Of which II l22; THE PORTLAND NJ.
sENE the Are test Of which il l25 degree H'.I ~
hei, and often reaches consider ably higher go,
we would say that We are determined 10 hdn'A.'
their long established reputation. ,,,.N.,
PORTLAND KEROSENE OIL COhr
We quote from chap. 80 X. $. ISL, the l'.'' -
aid canter being "Inspecti0n aud sale of Manu-
featured Articles"
SECT. 81. Every person ard corporation euEas,
In manufacturing petroleum, coal oil or nu' u'u.
anid shall cause every cask or other vessel ih',s
of M be 80 in respected aud marked, by a s"oIH ~
.nectOr And If any person mar uIacturcs "i nj
inch oil or burning fluid not 50 mspecte" - 80
MARKED ia this State, or that has not been - -.
sneeted and marked - unsafe for illumlnaiiu r "a
hoses he shall pay fRe not erceed'Hg
dollars OF be imprisoned ,iN months III III. O''-
isiI. upon Indictment therefor. md,
PoTtIand, Me, April II, ls7S. my.VOu
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srnt ID LIZ.

THE subscriber hereby giys- public n~tice that
he has been duly appointed by ne Honorable,
Jrsss Of Probate, for the County 81 oxford, aHd
assumed N. trust sf Administrator OF the ostlts
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in said County, deceased by giving bond 8. the
law directs lie therefore requests Ill pcrtous Who
are indebted 20 the estate OF said deceased to MAKE
immediate payment. and those who haze shy DE-
mands thereon, 10 exhibit the -sme %
SAMUEL l.. MOODY.
Sept II, 1875 oct
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la said CsuAty. deceased, oy giving bond +" ne
law directs: lie thsreiOre requests al persons
phs are Indebted "a the estate of sAId decrssd -
make immediate payment, sud those who have
any demands thereon TO cIhlbt The same 90
ISAAC WELLiNGTOA.
Srut Is 1873 oct
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Sept II. Is,

TIE subscriber hereby give puJl.s notice that
nc has been duly appo'niet By the Honorable
judge OF Probate, for the County Of oxford. anil
assumed the trust OF Administrator OF lhc e't'te
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q YOU FORGET THE

"old, Old story Yes Well, we are
ever willing to r, peat IL. Thu. u run, !:
sTb. OXFORD DEMOCRAT OFFlCE
Il the place 70 get anything you may
wish in the line Of Job Printing. II
YOU are In u hurry, send In your orders
and they will br promptly oiled though
work will not BE- sighted In any point.
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or may be proiltably rented and conveniently Oc
eupel 10y two families. ,
The residence j. beautifully situated SomhHnnI
inc n cnnsuicuous and charming view Of the Vii
lace and Mountains, and i. admirably adapted 70
the requirements OF persons desiring The adyan
tages OF pleasant COUNTRY HOME Tue
ieTJ +. Lnrdcred by the Little Androscoggin
River, where good bathing, Swimmn. and Boat
ing Privileges are close by.
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dian Eiu.s0ties

THE subscriber hereby Eyss public notice Ih.t
he has beeu duly appointed by the Honorable
Judge OF Probate, FOR the County OF oxford. AMI
assumed the IrusI OF Executor Of the lAst VIII and
Tss,amsHt Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-10-14
ONE IN SOME TIME

And see the presses AZ our Office, and
the beautiful littie Csloric Eugine used
to nm them. We are slways glad 10
see our friends In the OXFORD DEM
OCRAT OFFICE, particularly when
they owe Us small bills for which they
have the money and inclination 10 set
tie. Bring your boys along with 700.
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A. II. WALkER, judge.
A true eopy-attsst: II. c. Davis. Kegister.

OXFORD, - At = Court Of Probate htid az
Paris within sud for the County OF oxford
on the third TUESDAY OF September. A. ID. is'5'
INREDERICR A. WALDRON nsm-,i Executor
IL in n certain lnstrumrug i'ui1'vrtns to be tho
last Will and Testament Of jaime. \. WaiirOu
late Of Buckdrld In said County deceased, having
presented the same for probate:
Ordered, That the ssid Executor ave nOtics
TO all persons interested bY causing COPY OF this
order to be Published three weeks 10 tbs
oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
appear at a Probate Court to be held 81 Paris
Ia said County on the third Tuesdsy VI Oct. nsIt
nj O'Clock la the forenoon and thew cause II any
they have why the same should not be proved ~.
pToved aud allowed a. the last - IN and Testament
Of said decreased. A. HI. mALkER, Judge.
A true copy-stt.st: II. C. DAVIS, Rpgi,t-