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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-02-11
January n, ls7f,

THE subscriber hereby give public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Honorable
Judge OF Probate for the County OF oxford, ana
assumed the trust Of Executor OF the last VIII
and Testament Of
REUBEN II. PKNLEN, late OF Bethel,
In sald CSCntv, deceased, by giving bond as Inc
law directs: n, therefore requests all persons
who are indebted to the estate of said deceased 10
make immediate payment, as those who have
any demands thereon TO exhibit the same 10
MILTON PENLEl.
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REWARD.


T. the Hon. .fustlc-s - DE supreme Judicial
CONT next to hc holden at Paris, within Hni iol
the County OF oxford. on the second Iue-'lhl 90
March. 4. d. lst3.
ILARA PARKER, Whose maiden uamt vs.
4 Clara sawyer, OF liirimin said TOMMY ni Ga
fSTl ro.u.ctully Represents thsl she Wss laNlui!f
,tarrirfto Henry Parker. late OF Hiram, bit nov
or parts unknown. az Hiram aforesaid. ~ sald
County If DNlofs. un She seventeenth da' oi -
ruary, -. 49,. by Eldcr stone, - Nsthvli-'
clergyman aud amer -aid marriage lived together
- hu-htnd and wife ia trisStatr that SINCE their
said int.rmsulhbe she has alwrk behaved Ner
..lfa- 4 faithiui. ch,.te sud afectiora!c vie to
said Henry but that ihe said Henry Tor more thsn
an year last past IA, wholly failed 10 provide
-, means ut support whatevsr, for yout sAid ~
bcisni - wit. FROM December, lNCi to tire date
hereof and wilfulr deserted her on said Dee. 1T
40. aud continued such lcsctLou To- TAG 'llie OF
thi. her libel wherefore, because u would br con
,luriv. g., dumcstic harmony, and rnu- strut VIII
tho peace anil morality ~ -ocsiy, sic l'ra7@ tiSt
divoit. irum no bonds OF ma'riia'nl N'NHS
between her anil said Pcury Parker he ernniel.
CLARA PARKER.
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WANTED reliable and iutvllgen nan Of
w good address, 10 engage In desirable Ia
cratiVe lu- s,pTsiucing from $3.50 TO t5enPet
wear Address = y. FORD Co, Nsw York
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Hiram, Jan !3lh, 80.
sri ssr AZ RlAIEI

and held al SAeO, wifia aGi tur .aid tAEgty OF
lnE uu tic dr-t TuraduY uf lamar ga ne
~g4r lf our Lord ono hpG.and sisht huudf'd
aud evenly three
.,t live notice 10 the said Henry Parker, to AZ
near before the Justice ~ our SUPREME Judicial!
Corrt next 90 be holdsH 10 Paris, within lud for
ill.,. ,,iI County 81 Oxford on the SECOND Tuesday
or q ,rrh nc It. br Publishing an attcsica copy OF
mi. ltbsl In the oxford democrat, 4 public ne0s-
paper. printed Ia Paris, in the County 81 utiofd,
three week. sucsc-~iveiyl the last publication
thereof q, be fiutteca days. nj ea, before The sit
tin. OF sa., Cont, tat he MAJ thea amt there, m
our .aI Ccult aVp-ss. and ,hpw eau :, 10 any ~
'lrc WHY tie PRAYER " aid llus lAit ;heuId NOT
AYrFsr;-AMOo l.. ALLIES CieIA.
true COW of libel aud order Of curt thereon.
tTHsT.- AMOS l.. ALLEN, Clerk
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Honorable
Judge of Probate, for the County OF Oxford, and
assumed the trust of Administrator OF the estate OF
LEVI Il. MCALLISTER, late OF Lowell,
m said County, deceased, by giving bond as the
law directs he therefore requests all persons VINO
are indebted 10 the estate of said deceasedto make
immediate payment; and those who have any 10
mand. thereon, To exhibit the same 10
BENJAMIN uEALD.
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BRIGGS g. BROTHERS
III.USTRA
FLORAL WORK!

FoGJANTARY. 1873. NOW OUT Issued a. q
Ouartrrlr The four Rumber. zen, - any address
bv mail Tor - Cents. The richest aud uest instrue
tiye Illustrated aud Descriptive tlsral Guide ever
published. Those ol our patrons who ordered
seeds last wear and were credited with - cents
will receive She -four Quartcrlies FOR 1873. These
who splcr seeds this year viii bc CREDITED with a
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tstus nearly 400 EsgrRving-. Two superb
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Tinted Plates Of our gorgeous Floral ChrOmos'
information ielAN,s 20 TloWor,, Vegetable, Nc
4 THEN cultivaisa. y all -g0h Eisii0r a. wa for.
merIv found in our Annual CllaluEE-. Yuc viii
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a Brs.'s QVAHTRRLY. We challenge com.
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nsrkets Our Calendar. Advanced sheets
aud Price List, for 1873" sent iroc. Address
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TO BOOK CANVASSERS.

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Upon FIy,burg Academy Grant the sum of nine.
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"a follows
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The Board assembled 81 o'clock. On
motion Of Prof Fernald. vi the State
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-05-17
HORSE RACE,


TOT so"e 'i"e past tue CAMPS III u EASTERN
s'e'ioh oi our county vert "uep uisioeu N
opinion aoou' u III VI '"o horses' . ha
oNneo ny MI Anore" Edgar Oh 'he eah l1aiaei
ho' springs, hear onerrF oreeA' caieo "ohy
So''n, anu . 'ou"e NVi'o O""e0 y
nae hosAn' :" Nsan 'Ahson' nahieu "eAeei'
me oispu'e gre" 10 De more eAel'eaoie "heh II
was Ano"h 'ha' d masch ior a race oe'"een the
Two iaVori'es hau peeh mace oy 'her Respective
o"hens' each sac theh MAINTAINING rs OPINION
ana packing II with sohd CASH Molly had won
q great rePu'auoh ELSEWHERE anu "easei hao
never Deen beaten In a scrub race. Assertions OF
the mares swlitness were not TO be disputed
ana counter declarations OF the horses powers
were not to be denied saturday the 10Th inst'
was the DAY appointed TO put the superior run
hing ability OF the TWO racers to the test An
nntoward accident happened to the proposed
rider OF weasel Mr.. h. 4. CONVEY lew DAYS
before the race, causing an injury TO MS Knee
that made it very doubtful whether he could,
In riding, do justice to himself or to his horse.
But bearing in mind the maxim never go
oack on a game leg, caused him to persevere
IN his determination not to make a lame excuse
Tor not riding. me rider selected Tor molly
Cotton was Mr. ogilVle, OF cberrytown' q young
and accomplished horseman. The day was un-
fortunately stormy and unpleasant. Although
in tile month OF May, the mountains were Wis
tied by cold wind and an unpleasant snow
storm, realizing tothe full extent the description
Of the poets f" Winter lingering in the lap OF
May. over-coats and blankets were in de-
and warm Mines burning cigars and
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-05-17

BOARD OF TRusrEEs.-At a special meeting of
the Board of Trustees, Messrs. Eyerts. Russell
and jackson present, the following business was
done On motion, the Clerk was ordered to
publish notice that an election for five 49, city
trustees will be held on the I'd day of June next.
under the provisions of the city charter. Polls
to be held at the City Hall. The following
judges of election were appointed, viz Morris
Ballenberg, NJ. Atwood and ]. Grandelmeyer
p. Everts Offered a resolution. which was passed
unanimously, that hereafter Wards Nos. l and 2
of the City of Hamilton be and are hereby con-
solidated into one. and designated us the First
Ward.
STRUCK WITH PARALYsIs.-We regret to hear.
through the Sentinel, that Hank Bidleman, Re-
corder of Lander county, was lately struck with
paralysis at Austin. In common with his many
friends we hope the affection may be OF short
duration and slight in its effects.
SUPPOSED RoBBER.-A man was landed in the
county Jail on Thursday who is suspected of
having been engaged in the stage robbery at the
time William Mann Was killed. We shall prob
ably know the result of the investigation in time
for this issue.
GoSE TO PIocHE.-Bishop Whitaker. of yir-
ginia City. passed through town on Wednesday
on his way to Phoebe. The people in that sec
ton seem to be getting a full share of religious
attention and perhaps they need it.
FIXING UP.-Capt. Beatty. in charge of Marco
Medin's place of business, is busily engaged
renovating his favorite place OF resort. We are
assured that the best kinds Of liquors and cigars
can be had at this place for half price.
EDGAR MIsE.-we are eredibly Informed that
this mine is looking exceedingly well. and open
ing up large quantities of rich mineral. The
force is being increased daily, and the yield
steadily being hoisted to the surface.
Up WITH THE TIMEs.-Perlia Rowel, not to be
behind times, has been busily at work fitting up
his neat saloon on Main street. Perlia has many
friends, who are glad to see these signs of i'm
p%rovement in his business.
FoR SALT LAKE.-our respected fellow towns
man, W. S. Mccormick, left for Salt Lake on
Wednesday last, to be gone some weeks. We
trust his stay may not be prolonged, as we miss
all good men here sadly.
LUMBER ARRIvIsG.-We noticed several loads
Of lumber coming into town, during the week,
consigned to Russell 4 Co. This looks like bust
ness, and we are pleased to see such marks of
coming trade.
w.
h., hu, -. ~, .aus.,
the fact. ms we have at this writing several
inches Of snow ON the ground and still showing
n a.
the dentistry line we would commend them to
DR.. Childs, of Austin. His rooms are with Thos.
J. Read, in withington's building.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1873-05-17
AocaI FntelIigenrr.
sTocKHoLDER's DIRECTORY.

LEVIED AND UNPAID ON WHITE
PINE STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13
UTICA PARK RACES.

sHowERY DAY-GLosTER WINS THE $4,000 RACE
UTICA, Aug. 12.-The forenoon was threaten
ing and the afternoon has been rainy The attendance
to day was moderate. The starters for the 234 race
purse of $1,000, were Idol Girl Bay Henry, Stewart
Maloney, Zlcadie Gold Dust, Barney Kelley Manhattan
and Brown Bashaw. The horses started with Man
haitian at the lead, which he Kept by persistently
running. Maloney the favorite. twas fourth at the
start, following closely after Barney Kelley,
who made the quarter in ST. Zlcalde, Gold Dust start
ing second fell back the field, and the interest GEN.
tered on Kelley and Malone. They passed the half to-
gether Kelley leading half length in iii. Manhattan
went over the first rum for which he was sent
back to last place Kelley took took the heat in 2S2s
Brown Bashaw second leading Stewart Maoney by less
than length; Idol Girl fourth Bay Henry five, and
Zlcade Gold Dust in the dust Kelley sold at 100 to 60
against the field at the close Of the heat.
The second heat was all between Barney Kelley and
Stewart Maloney, and trotted in q heavy rain.
Kelley lead through the quarter in 3d. and the half in
I:17 by half length. Then Maoney took the lead and
finished it In 1884 Kelley to the score next, but
was set back for bad driving, Bashaw Gold Dust and
Idol Girl coming home named, and Manhattan
distanced The third heat was much like the second
Maloney made the quarter 37; the half in 16 by six
lengths and trOtted home easily through the ram In
2:3Sa winning by two lengths Barney Kelley second all
the way through Brown Bashaw third. Bay Henry
fourth Zcadie Gold Dust fifth, and Idol Girl sixth. In
the fourth Maoney led TO the mile easily, making
the quarter 39t the half in 1916 and the home IN 23O
fourth, Zleade Gold Dust MIN, ana Brown bashaW
sixth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13
TIE FIRE RECORD.
IN CONVERSATIONS. $4,000,

The immense brick building, Nos. 10 and
III Centre-st with i've stories crowded with the
ehipery OF several manufacturing firms, was dis
covered to DO on fire at D. M. yesterday.
The reflection on tho window-glass Of flames
burning within hallway in the second story the
first token OF tho FIRE. Thence the flames quickly
poured through an open hatchway from floor to floor
until the roof was reached Here the flames were
stopped for few moments by the strength OF the roof
but driven on by the strong draft from beneath they
soon burned hole and shot high into the
air above the building. The frcmen had by this time
arrived and having dragged their hose to the roofs OF
neighboring buildings, poured OF water upon
the flames emerging from the roof. These flames were
quickly put out, but meanwhile tho fire in
hstchway had spread on every floor into the interior
OF the bdiiding, summoned by the inhammable
refuse with which the floors covered most OF the
firms In the building being wood carvcrs Chief Eng-
neor Bates on arriving and seeing that the flames we're
burning with great power in the building. and soon
threatened 10 pass out of the windows and
spread 70 other buildings. teegraphed for q second
division OF nre engines and when this proved insufficient
for third division streams OF water then poured
into The mont and rear and through tho roof OF the
building; AZ midnight the flames finally put out.
The building was double one the floors on each story
communicating nsnd with one another; Elckhern steam
cutlery grndsr occupied the first floor A. p. Birming
ham, manufacturer OF picture frames, the sec
o9d nc floor; 10. George w.. Reed, yeneerer, par,
brieTwood pipes, the third floor c. Holender 4 Co.,
scroll sd"yers tIe fourth hoOr; Scheerer * Gress,
turner's, part OF the fifth floor; and Levi Potts. glass
cutter. another part OF the fifth floor. None
Of the occupants Of the building
present, and 1t was accordingly impossible
TO obtain their losses. It is estimated however that
the machines and stock destroyed in the building were
worth at least $4,000 Tine building 1t is alleged
leased by Heyenga Rutherburg from the trustees OF
the Irvine estate. 1t was damaged $4,000.
IN COBLESKILI-LOSS $4,000.
ALBANY, Aug. 12-The National Hotel and
the stores OF j. Dilenbeck, W. NJ. Shaer Gilbert Hail.
and Mr. Mcintosh, at Caisll, were burned last ght
The loss is estimated at SIS, 900
NOTES.
AT 5:3O p. m. Yesterday, fire broke out in
the roof OF the building containing the stills OF the
Chemical Manufacturing Company, at Long Island
City and at nrst great confederation appeared mmi-
nent- inc FIRE Departments turned our promptly and
extlngulshed the hames after loss of few hundred
dollars had been incurred
The old Whitmore Mill in Danielsonville,
Conn, recently occupied q carriage mandatory by
Huntington Boyee. was destroyed by fire Sunday
night The loss OF the tenants Is $1,000 insured about
onc-haf The building was owned by the Quinebaug
Company, aud was OF small value. The fire the
work OF an incendary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13
CALAMIIIES At SCRANTON.

TWO PERSONS KILLED AND SEVERAL INJURED BY
LIGHTNING-A FIRE DAMP EXPLOsIoN-5EvERE
HAI-sTORM.
SCRANTON, Aug. IA terrible casualty oc-
Cured near this city to-day about O'Clock. large
number OF women and girls the mountain gath
ering berries when terrific thunderstorm arose.
Twenty-One of tho berry pckers took shelter in an
abandoned shanty, and almost Immediately afterward
the building was struck by lightning. Two wOmen-Mrs.
Mary Klen and Miss Caroline Schunk-were instantly
killed Seven others severely injured but will all
recover.
fearful explosion Of fire damp occurred in the Cen
trail Coal Mines in this city this morning through the
neglect OF OF the bosses, who left the door in
worked-out chamber OPEN The approached it with
naked lamps. The damp ignted and terrific explosion
occurred. Evan Hugh badly burned that his
recovery is doubtful. The conclusion threw Patrick
Hanaghan through door. injuring HIM internally.
WIN. Beddoe also badly bruised, but will recover.
furious rain and hail storm passed over portions Of
this country this afternoon, doing great damage. The
Lehigh and Susquehanna Railroad sustained great
damage At Moosic, about six miles below this city,
landslide covered the track for distance OF
about 100 yards to a great depth, and at
several other points the track undermined TO a
great extent. hail in this vicinity perfectly
cred the ground. aud many Of the hastones were as
the aud crops cannot be aseertatned but is
very
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13
FOREIGN NOTES.

Victor Hugo recently addressed an eloquent
letter to Duke de Brogle in which he urged the
lease of Henri Rochefor account Of his literary emi
lence Tho Duke has replied, declining to interfere
with the course OF justice and remardng that the in
teleca ability OF the offender only serves TO increase
his responsibility The Duke de Broglie went to Lyons
Yesterday. He made speech this evening In which ne
declared that radcasm and society were engaged in
Death struggle.
The steamship BOyne arrived at Lisbon
Yesterday morning from Rio de Janeiro, bringing dates
10 the 2Sd Of July. The Government of Brazil has
determined TO prosecute the Bishop Of Pernambuco for
refusing TO obey its orders During debate in the
Lower House OF the Legislative Assembly upon the
course OF tho Bishop, the President OF the Council
declared that the Government would force MN 10
comply with its demands. The Insurgents In Paraguay
mada an attack upon AsuneOn, but were repused and
driven on Cabalero and number or other lnsurgent
has are reported 10 have left the country The revO
Jution in the Argentine Province OF Entre KOS con-
tinued.
The women medical students who have been
rejected az Edinburgh trying what the University Of
St Andrews will do for them In their application they
point out that they at least prepared to
be graduated at once that they will bear all the costs
OF obtaining supplementary charter II necessary ana
that they are also prepared at 70 hire or build suit
able premises for medical school, and are also IN
position for complete course or lectures on
all the required subjects OF medical education which are
taught at St. Andrews the University authorities
will sanction such an arrangement, ana Will suDse-
Quently admit them TO examination and graduation.
Che application will probably be fayorably received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13
THR REPUBLIC or SPAIN.

LEGAL PROCEEDINGS AGAINST MEMBERS OF THE
coRTEs-ABoRTIvE MARCH OF CoNTRERAs To-
WARD MADRID-BIBAo BEsIRGED BY CARIIsTS-
AUSTRIAN WAR VESSELS ORDERED TO SPAIN.
MADRID, Tuesday, Ang. a. 1874
In the COrtes yesterday, resolution author
sizing legal proceedings against nine members OF that
body, implicated in recent insurrectonary movements.
waA adopted. Tho minority remains obstinate, and
threatens reagn unless general amnesty Is granted
70 the Republican insurgents.
Contreras left Caragena Monday with 400 adherents,
and made bold effort TO march 10 Madrid, hoping TO
nnd sympathy and fresh sccessons on the way. But
his band and dispersed by the National troops.
sContreras escaped.
Is reported that reconciliation has been effected
between MartOs and sagasts and q coalition OF their
political supporters VIII speedily follow.
COutreras, with few followers. has succeeded in re-
sntering Cartagena, which is now his last refuge.
BAToSSE. Tuesday, Aug IL, 1878.
.he Carlists have laid siege TO Bilbao.
The wife Of Don Carlos has Joined her husband. and
will his fortunes in the field The Carlst troops
are wildly enthusiastic the event.
VIENNA, Tuesday. Aug. ~, 1873
squadron Of Austrian vessels has been ordered to
he coast OF Spain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
WKnNFSnAN- Arn. IL.

WEDNESDAY. Ara 1S
Nail. "a, Rnnop, via Liverpool steamship Wyo-
ming close AZ No Supplementary Mall Steamship sAk from
Pier No. 46 II. K at $50 N -. Ill
snsa oss az ~ m Supplementary Mail for double postage
se and printed closed ll5 and pier foot Of
rhrls, Hoboken. lao o. Steamship sails al p
THURSDAY. AUG Ia.
Plymouth, CherbOng and Hamburg per steam
bp Cambria close 1880 Supplementary Mall Tor double
letters and printed closed the Post ONCE 81 l: 10
M and on Pier Thrdt, Hoboken. 1t LAO Steamship
sal s at .. ~ -. -, c,.-.. 1870 - =.
double letters and printed matter IS
closed Al the PostOce 240 and Pier No. n. At
2:JO d. IL Steamship sails at ) p. M
FRIDAY AUG. 10
Mails for Nesfoundan close the NeSlO POOhce eyer6 Mon
d.y Steamship sails from Portland. Me- on Iaesdar AZ
6pm-
Mail for ,ir n ~ closed Al the New-fork Poohce every
tay At D. 10 and Boston -
SATURDAY. AUG. 10.
Britain and France oal via Queenstown anu Liverpool
nv Cec close a. m Supplementary NAL Tor
letters closed az the PostOc al
m Dock PayOna Ferry JERSEY ClT al
II.lOp. m Steamship sails at IL; a.
Mai, for the Europe Southampton sni Bremen per
..ssbp Weser close IL Supplementary Mail for double
oge letters and printed closed at the PoOc at l;lo
m ThrdsL Hoboken, at LAO p Steam
shin sails al 2 ]. IN.
Mails for Mereo bV the steamship City Of Mexico
close Supplementary Mail for doubepostage letters aud
printed closed the Post Oee at ii; 40 aud on Pier
No 3 n L., at 1l.j0 m. steamshts sails at IL n
Mail, for Kew West steamship City Of Austin, close at
steamship sal u at 3 D. m from Pier No. 20 H. K
SUNDAY. AVG. IL.
All Att o'clock The fostohee open from a.
m To a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-13

The contents of THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
published this day, viii be found quite as varied as
usual, embracing much that has not appeared In any
other edition OF THE TRIBUNE. We enumerate the fol-
lowing articles presented in its columns: Do Not Sing
That Song Again. poem. The White Backbird-
from the French Of Alfred de Musset by Miss
Ida Greeley John Paul at Saratoga. Foods The
British Quarterly Review. Boston Literary Notes..
The Liquor Interest. .Disappointed-a poem Yellow
stone Expedition. Home Interests. Humorous In
an Apple Orchards poem. From the Atlantic TO the
Rocky Mountains Sensible Views Of Farm Service
The Culture Of Mushrooms .Quack Grass and How to
Fight Foreign Fruits horticultural News and
Notes . Potato Papers The Potash OF Commerce..
chronological Information. horticultural Replies
How Our StuDbles Suffer. .Oyerworked Farmers
Wives The Michigan Agricultural College Con
trbutors Conference. Fair Topics. Various lnqu
res Answered Gleanings. The Third Term Discus
SION Mr. Buffers Defense. The Last Disgrace.
The Cotton Manufacturers Of the United States. The
Morality OF Editorial Notes Foreign New
York City, Washington and Miscellaneous News.
Curiosities Of Crime Great Fire in Portland Me-.
Fatal Steamboat Accident. Political Conventions
The Farmers War -. Indian Affairs. The Dry Goods
Trade New-York Horse and Cattle Markets. New
York Prices OF Country Produce, Grain. Provision,
Wool Cotton. European, and Other Markets Weekly
Weather Chronicle, &c.