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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-20
BOOTS. SHOES, HATS &CAps
the ONLY PLACE
TO GET
Genuine Bargains
Is AT
b. II ID w n liz ID s.
Store.

VoU ARE POLITELY INVITED To car,
i and examine the following vail
500 pairs Mems Shoes at 81 %. ,,,,.
pair lcGrroHtci;
400 pairs MeRs Pine Shoes:
400 pairs Mems Kip Shoe,
800 pairs Mems CAR .Shoes
500 pairs Mems Cait' Boots
300 pairs Mems Caters;
800 pairs Ladies Cutters a,sl m.
900 pairs Ladies Slippers at so. "a,
and 81 90; ."
500 pairs h/infs Slipper, at pc, OH
cotors;
200 pairs Ladies Newport Ties;
500 pairs Lu6ies Croqnef .S,ipp,u.
200 pairs Misses Ci,oyuet .Sipper,
500 pairs Ch;kis Shoes, ali color,
button, lace, heel, AMI wi;hont hs,I,.
40 dozcm Mems yine Panama Ha,. a,
81 90
40 ,'o:ea Mems fine CdMton .S,rar Hu,
otsl 90;
100 liUsen- My,s .Ni"ya Summer Rcb
n, PC;
80 dozen Boy, pressed &ru,c H.n .
In immense Stock Of ChiA1r,n, .Syor
Has, cry cheap.
4 rery t'rye ana ci-yo"i o,soy,m,nt Of
L'"iie~ and geaHene"s TRUNKS and
TRAVELLING BAGS. Remember.
EDW Wards as The oniD mam ~ Weston.
ho'Wiand ~ho kerps The c,l,Jroird PAL
ACE TRUNK rdh combination lock.
no KEY rcqHired.
HATS anil CAPS Of tie r,ry laf,,i
styles ''"ccicod do8y .l;o9, the best hons,s -.
Nc'c lork city The most ImaJL, ami
be"f.f"f JHing BOOTS u SHOES mad.
10 o|'fcr promptly Repairing don- neat.
y ana "iio,ys reo'Iy at me time Jromised.
Don't Jo,yet Mc Piace, at
EDWARDS GREAT STORE,
No. 81 bait. ST,
CUMBERLAND, MD
Gr .S'y' IF Tie big hat and by Red
BDOk
Cumberland Nd May . l6TR
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-20

Sumo, Defendant, Is CmAYcERY.
Df decree rendered at the April term " ib.
I'D Circuit Court Of Hampshire county. Wet
va the undersigned, = Sprci.l Goa, missioner
in these causes, is directed, after giving noii,s
by SIX weeks successive publication 10 tn. SpnlA
branch Infsiiigene'r Of ihe time. place hHd pHt-
pOses OF hs proceeding under this snid DEERE
(which publication is made equivalent 10 per.
sonal service Oi notice upon all p,riirs interested
LIST To ascertain the lien, and their prioriiU
upon the lands 10 the Bills mentioned.
End. To give notice of ihs lime and plsce and
purposes OF his action under this decree by pub
llcn1un Ne aforesaid aud ~ report to tbs COufi
The foregoing aud such olher'rn t,ers 80 he may
deem pertinent OF the parties inlerssed msy
require.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-20
EDWARDS GREAT STORE,
No. st bait. ST,
Commissioners Notice.

William Morsland, Complainant,
Michael Oats, &, Defendants,
Diyil Pugh, Complainant,
Same, Defendants,
John CresweIl, Complainant,
SINE, ID PENDANTS,
Margaret Pcasm-ker, CornpIsil,u',
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-06-20
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Samuel r. LuptOn, Complainant,
Samuel J. Stump, &c, Defendants,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04
Conference at Hiram.

The Union Conference composed of
ten Congro. Ailonal Churches in West
Oxford, and seven adjoining in Cumbcr-
land; held its semi annual session with
the Church in Hiram. on Tuesday and
Wednesday last
Two years age, this church consisted
OF seven members, and was without a
place of worship; its numbers now are
increasing. and it owns free from debt. II
Meeting house oil ample size. which is
also tasteful. comfortable and convenient
The pastor. Rev. r II. Davis has just
entered upon the second year OF his ao
ceplable and successful ministry
The Moderator of the Conference
Rev. T. 5. Perry o: Bridgton, and the
Scribe Rev. n. Scribner OF North Bridg.
ton were chosen at the previous meetings.
The sermons were delivered by Rev.
J. F. Rea OF Bridglon. and 10y the Mod.
orator
A discussion upon the The Holy Spirit,
assigned under different heads to several
ministers and lsymen occupied most OF
the session and was full OF interest and
profit.
The claims OF the Christian Mirror
with its proposed new departure under
the able editsrship of Rev. b. p. Snow.
were briefly presented. A collection
was taken in behalf of The Maine
Missionary Society. B'ngor Seminary
was also held in especial remembrance.
Besides the ministers ut the Confer
ence. majority OF whom were in al
tendance; Rev's. Blanchard OF Cumber-
land Mill, and Pike of Boothbay. both
former members. and Rev's. Cole and
Osgood OF York Conference were pres
ent
The next meeting OF the Conference
will be held with the Church in North
Bridgton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04
SOuth Pnris Hams.

The streets are sill being eXeavaIed
Tor water pipes. the Ziba Thayer com
pany having extended their pipe TO the
main street, through the square. to MIR.
Ihayer's house.
The bridge by the Flour Mill is being
constructed rapidly. and firm and
superior one will be made There is no
crossing Tor teams.
Rev. w III. Bolster. OF Wiscasset, has
been spending few weeks ut his old
home. His sermo3s are highly spoken of.
The Oxford Normal Institute has lO5
scholars, aud the teachsrs are winning
the reputation OF doing substantial work.
Mr.. NarstOn, the Principal. is to teach
the winter term
There are not SO many potatoes and
apples being shipped here As usual.
SHOOTING March.
4 great Shooting Match OF % on
side. healed by Il. +. Swasey and A. +.
Shurilef, came of on the SOth inst. The
woods OF Paris, Bucktield. Norway,
Hebron and Oxford were secured. and Il
bags OF game brought in. amounting to
a count OF $4,000. Swasey's side was
ahead by 400. but rs Shurtlelr's game
was counted first and some oil it diSap-
peared mysteriouSly, suspicious OF toUl
play exist. Some of the game had The
SAVIOR OF being over day old Squire
Wilson, a confederate of Swasey, was
the Nimrod Of the occasion. as he brought
in 900. OF about a quarter of the whole.
Including three foxes. % cartridges, and
innumerable squirrels.
The affair eliminated in nice Turkey
Supper at the Andrews House in the
evening
lIoratiO (. Swasey. Esq. will deliver
a lecture before the students OF Oxford
Normal Institute. Tuesday evening, Nov.
Il, 1873.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04
LOVeH Items.

The town lsir at Lowell, which came
off Saturday, was well attended. a large
number of cattle and considerable pro-
duco were brought out by the farmers.
showing all increased interest in this di.
rection The hall where the handiwork
ol The ladies' was shown.wa handsomely
decorated with richly worked rugs aud
quilts. while the tables were covered With
choice specimens Of needle work and
embroidery.
The display OF pot plants WAS quite
large and presented some very rare speci'
mems. \ large display Of millinery and
fancy goods from the store OF +. {.
Harrington. Fryeburg. was an attractive
feature, one would think by the patron
age bestowed 10y the ladies.
T. c. Harrington wa' 10 open Saturday
Nov. /. a millinery and fancy goods store
al Lowell village.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04
Notice Of Foreclosure.

NOTICE il hereby given that Levi Turner of
~ Buckleld in the County OF Oxford and State
OF Maine, by his mortgage deed bearing date the
seventh day OF December ID. lssd, AMI recorded
in oxford Records, Book $50, Page 2Gi, conveyed
to one Robert Thompson, then Of said Buckheld,
but since deceased, certain parcel Of real estate
situated in Buckteld aforesaid and bounded and
de, cribed rs follows, TO wit: being the southerly
half of lot numbered six in the second Range, west
Division of lots in said Buckheld and bounded on
The south by land then owned by said Tu ner, Mer-
rit Farrar and one samuel =. Harlow on the west
By land then owned by said Harlow, on the north
by land then owned by one James Bicknell and on
the east by land then owned by one James VI.
johnson and being the same premises conveyed
ts said Turner by Rosetta j. Bicknell, by deed
dated November 18th, 4. ID. 1854, that the SAID
Turner never paid the debt secured by said mort.
gage nor in any way fulhlled the conditions of the
same during the lifetime OF the said Robert
Thompson non since his decease TO the subscriber
A. administrator of the estate of the said Robert
Thompson. and that the conditions OF said mott
gage have been and now are broken, by reason
whereof as Administrator aforesaid hereby
claim 10 foreclose the same agreeaby 10 the
Statutes In such case made and provided.
ENOCH L. THOMPSON,
Administrator OF the estate of the said
Robert Thompson.
Paris, September 2s, 4. ID. 1873. OH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04
Our JIlIdOe.

Gerry's famous Panorama, streets of
Boston" will be exhibited at the Acade.
NV Hall. in our village. on Monday Eve.
ming, Nov. Sd The Press ,paak highly
OF 1t.
AT the School District mcetin. in
this District, last Tuesday. Alvah Black.
Esq, Chairman. made a report of the
doings OF the Committee in repairing
The School House. The appropriation.
$4,000, WAS expended, and WAS hardly
sufficient TO carry out the plans The
building Vas not painted. as intended
M. Black ccmplimeu,ed The late Mr..
Emerson CoIburn for his faithiulness in
this, the las, job OF carpentering which
he ever did The thanks of The District
were voted the Committee for their
services.
In relation To employing teacher ior
The winter term, upon which matter the
Agent requested instructions. after con.
versation it WAS concluded to leave il IN
ms hands. The opinion was generally
acquiesced in, however, tina, il was highly
desirable not to make changes in in.
s,ructorS, unless compelled To.
The inst lecture before the Paris Hill
Academy was delivered on "Wednesday
evening last. by Aiv-h Black. Esq. He
spoke without notes. tor shout an hour
ON The Law, giving its origin, explain.
me Is necessity. and eulogizing it rs .
profession. 1t VAS instructive and prac.
t,cal The thanks OF the audience were
given the lecturer. on motion OF Gov.
Pcrham.
The rcAi lecture Will lie ON "Wednesday
evening Of this week, by Rev. DR.. Estes
on The Past. and Present" These lee.
lures ate appreciated by the citizens as
well as by the students Of The Academy
The Sereopliean Exhibition at the
Uuivcrsa.is, meeting house. last Thursday
evening was very fine. Much interest
Vas given Jy the views of Buckfeld.
Paris, aud other portions of our State
The proprietors will visit several points
IN our County and We commend them to
ali. Is gentlemen who can be relied on.
The question, 1.-THE East or the West
ior young men, was discussed with much
animation at the AdeIphia Society meet.
ing. on Friday evening last Messrs
Stacy, Wright, Howe. and Hammond.
besides the students. participated in it
The advice OF Horace Go West. Young
man. WAS discarded. the decision being
strongly in favor OF the East. The
other exercises were select pieces Of
music, readings. and the paper There
will he but one more meeting of the
Society. on Friday evening of this week.
The week alter will be devoted to the
closing exercises OF the school.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04
BORN.
At East Ivermore, Oct. -, ~ the wife ol
Charlie. Page, n daughter.

UNLOCKING I'll. ROCKS The great cost On
silver and gold arises not So much from their
scarcity in the earth, as the difficulty Of eN
tracing them from their stony combinations
DR. j. C. Aver the well known chemist Of Massa-
chusett., has cut this gordan knot Amer having
mcrited snd received the gratitude OF half man
kind, by hi. remedies that cure their diseases, be
is now winning the other half, 10y opening FOR
them an easy road 10 the exhau'tlcss treasures Of
the hills. lie has discovered aud published a
chemical process, which renders ~ little cost, the
hardest rocks aud ores irablc like chalk, that
the precious metals are loosed from their conlne
ment, and easily gathered. Mine, too poor 10
pay. may be worked ut profit now, and the
Weld of rich mines is largely increased while the
cost OF extracting the metals from the ere, j. di'
niuished. Either l. n great achievement, to en-
rich mankind, or cure, their diseases hut we are
informed our celebrated couutlynsn sdhercs to
the latter u. his specially and chief ambition.
Il Buffalo Sentinel
Ii you don't want to disgust every body
with your offensive breath, cure your
Cs,arrh. upon which il depends. $500
reward is offered by the proprietor OF
DR.. Sages CaIsrrh Remedy for a case ol
CataIih which he cannot cure it is sold
by druggists.
DoN'T TENPoRIsE WITH PILEs. -.Oint
monts, lotions cecluaries and all manner
of quask no.trums are waste of time
md money. The only absolutely iJaih-
Die cure tor these painful diseases is
ANAkESlS. discovered by Dr. SnsBEE
1t has been pronounced 10y scientific mon
as The happiest discovery made in medi
cine Tor 200 years. it affords instant relief
from pain IN the WoISt eases aud has
cured more than 70. 900 sufferers perma-
nently. All Doctors prescribe 1t Price
81 co. Sent free by mail on receipt of
price. Depot. i6 Walker ST. Now York.
PERUVIAN SYRUP.-This valuable med
icine has been silently making lis way
into public mvor by the numerous re
markable cures it has performed. lts
singular efficacy is owing to the prOtoride
Of iron which in this preparation remains
unchanged. and is the only TORN in which
this rita! element of healthy Llood can be
supplied.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04
PRATT,S ASTRAL OIL.

Ah.. .utc.v safe PERFECTLY odotlc>> Always
uniform Illuminating qualities superior 90 gAs
Er.us ia aus lamp without danger ot exploding or
tskln. trs Manufactured expressly 90 tEpItcc
IT, Of volatile and dangerous OILS. It. safety
nader every possible test and its perfect burning
..,i...e are proved hy i,- continued sfe ln over
Hv uyU families
N,Insu- OF gallons have been sold, aud no acCi-
I,1t-llrect'y OF iuIryc,ly-has ever occurred
from burning. storing or handling %.
The immense yearly loss OF life and property
resulting fruui Che u.e OF cheap and dangerous
oils tn tie United states. i~ appalling
IT,, Insurance Companies aud tire Commits
uuti- throug hout the country, recommend the
ASTRAL ~ the beet safeguard when lamps are
u-e.i send ftr circular
fur sair a. retail 1v the trade generally, aud az
WHoly-aiy by the rroprictors. CHA>. PRATT X
co. Iu> FuItc- street New ok.
Hus.T .affn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04

One day last week, youns man,
Joseph E. Rand. of Albany. engaged AT
the Corn Factory. while walking up Main
Street, was run against by morse and
wagon containing two men, the shalt
striking his side and knocking him down,
whes he was lrod on by the horse, and
the wheel struck his head. rendering
him senseless lie was aid up t~0 days,
but his injuries were not serious, and at
the present writing he is able 10 b, about
his work again.-Bridgtos Ne,cS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04
The Portland Safe Deposit Vault Co.
o. Exchange ST., Portland.
OPEN FOR RENT

The Lessee exclusively holds the key. Safes
inside their Vault at rates varying from Sl5 10
$50 per annum according to size. They will also
receive on special deposit bailees the securities
OF persons residing abroad or out of the city:
those temporarily from home; officers of the
Army aud Navy; masters OF Vessels, and others (.
and will act Attorneys IN the collection and
remittance of income, when desired
CIRCULARS containing full particulars forward.
ed on application. ROBERT \. BIRD,
Manager.
Portland, NAV 3, ls73 mayo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04
Newspaper Decisions.

!. Any person wac takes a paper regularly
from Tbs shce-vhethet directed TO his hume or
aasther's. or whether he has subscribed or not
j. responsible for the payment.
:. II pertsn orders his paper discontinued.
10 mus pay all arTrarHges, or the publisher NAV
continue 90 sezd L until payme0t is made. ant
collect the whole amount, whether the paper is
taken frsm The Ofice OF rot
5 The courts have decided that refusn. 10 IA ke
newspapers and periodicals from the post ofice
OF removing aud leaving them pneaNed for il
priasG flcte evidence OF Intentional fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04

John S Holmes, Esq, OF Oxford,
raised about 20 bushels OF Flemish
Beauty Pears this season. lhowing that
the pear can be cultivated in Maine.
Good culture is needed. This variety OF
pear seems harder and does better in
our climate, and il delicious fruit. DR..
L. II. Brown. of our village. has several
nice trees of this variety. Grapes were
gathered too early, in some cases, o
ripen well. Plums yielded moderately
well.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04
MARRIED..

At South Paris. Oct 21th, 10y q. A. Wilson, Esq,
Mr.. Alonxo Brown, and Miss Maggie kavanaugh,
both of Paris
In Manchester, y H.. Oct %. at the residence
Of the brides isther. by Rev. Mr.. DeMorest, jas
Henry stevens, OF Andorer, Mo, aud Miss Emma
+ Garfield.
In Denmark Sept 2s William Hill Of Denmark
aud Hannah l.ittleheld, OF BrdgtOn
In Biownield,'Oct I'D by Rev. A. flll, Alvin
- Nv, ESQ. Of Eaton, y IL, aud Mrs. sarah illi
OF 3rOwnnell. Also David ;. Cram, aud M'>
Almira Brown, both OF Brownheld
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04
Teachers, Attention

Tho regular Annual Teachers Institute for the
COJNTI or OXFORD. will Dc held this year at
IL j. L II \, J.,
Commencing November Jd, aud Contin-
uing rive Days.
Teacher, will please present Themselves for en-
rOlmeut on Monday. NJ ~ O'Clock, \. ~
Please provide Yourselves with Note Book
Writing Paper, Lcai-Ppncils. Bible and ordinary
TeNt-BcOks, expecting i've days earnest and sub.
stdHfidi trvrk.
school Committee, Supervisors and Agents are
respectfully invited 10 De- present aud participate
In the exercise oi the Institute.
There vi bc n convention uT tIc Town Com.
mttee, AMI supervisors IN the County, Friday
November eth \ cordial invitation Is extended
to all Interested Ia our Public schools 10 attend
both the Institute aud Convention.
pRoF. r. 4. ALLEN, tc.t.,
PROF. W. J. CORrHELL,i
WAEKEN JOHNSON, Superintendent
October 81. 1873. 3W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04
Centaur Liniment.


There is uo pain which Ceutaut L-uimeut vii
na, relieve. no swelling itO,li no, -ue.lue, and no
liuenc.- which g.; Will NOT cure. This s.. strong
language. bat 90 is trus. Where the parts are not
cons To rErcts Are marvellous. /; has produced
more cure. OF rheumatism. neuralgia. lock ia"
palsy. .prl.a-, sWeliIn-. cakeI breast. scali,
burns, s-,,-Ih-gm. ear ache, a., upon thc human
frame. aul OF strains, SPAWN, gals, &c, upon
animals JOB one wear. than have a.. other rcrss,lie.
,.ucc tle world began. Q; "a counter irrisaut, an
a..aes,us pain rricver. Cupp,c- throw Away
a.r.r crl,clr,. thu lame walk poisonous bitc- are
rvuIcrtd harmless. and the wounded are healed
without a scar. Il b, uo humbus. Tbs recipe is
published around each bottle. 10 i- selling - no
astc.y ever before sold aud 3, sells because % does
Jl-- what 10 prs,cuis to doe Those who now .uGcr
i.ola rheumatism. pain or swelling, deserve 20
-HC-r, t thry NIL noe use Ceutaur Liuin,nt.-
l..rc ;aau ~ certificate, OF rym1IAabl, cures,
i-c.uIiaA frozen umbs. chronic rheumatism. goUt
r.au.u. juniors. &c have been received. We ~l.t
send circular containing certaca-es The iccipe.
Ne.. S-,.. ,o sut one requesting %. Ouc bottle
q. ,aez yellow wrapper Ctu,4uI Liumtut i- worth
o.e hundred dollars Tor spawned coz s0ctuied
i.r-,- and mules. or for -.r,w-worm Loo sheep
Stock y~u,rs.,dis aia-a, b., worth y-sr attention.
y family .lvs.t 10 v.u1ut Cc0ttur Iiuunsus.
= rs Ep>E y co. New y .rA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04
For Sale.
BILLIARD TABLE .
Inquire of WILSON a syyAsEY,
south Paris, Maine
south Paris sept H. Il
Mercantile Savings Institution.

MO 81 WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON
y All deposits made in this Institution com.
mencc drawing interest on the lir-t day OF each
aud every month. Interest j. paid for every iull
calendar month the money remains IN BaLk,
thereby securing 10 the depOsitur AN average rate
Of interest exceeding tina; paid by amy other saw.
ings institution. The institution has guarante.
fund of S2JJ,OOO for the express protection Of
depositsrs. Octli-l2w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04
Mail Arrangements.

For Portland azd Boston At ll;l5 4 NJ and PAS
p NJ. the latter mail arriving In Portland ~ Sis
the next morning.
Up snail. via Grand Trunk al go T. NJ
For Norway ~ sc A. NJ, and for the western
ptrS OF the County, Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and
Saturdays, via Norway, 40 the same time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04
Small Farm for Sale.

Tho subscriber Offers for sale hs Farm situated
at snow. Falls In the own OF Paris on the road
leading from RunfOrd 10 south Paris about three
miles from Paris HILL. ~ miles from South Paris
depot and mile from e. W. llammond's store and
Post Office Said farm contains about 20 acre. Of
good land with suitable buildings for small farm
and family, good well OF water and ANAL or
chard Of Young and thirty fruit trees, currant
bushes and grape vines The above property will
De sold very cheap for cash. Enquire further VI
JONI ID. BRIGGS, SHOWS Falls, Ne.
or 8 +. BRIGGS, south Paris.
Paris. July p, 1873. sep2lOw'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04
Proposals for Wood.

TINE undersigned, in behalf of Oxford County ,
/ desires to purchase fifty cords OF ellen hard
wood, to be delivered at the Court House on Paris
Ill., and for that purpose he invites proposals TO
be made TO him personally at the County Treas
urer's Office in Paris between the hours of . and
Il A. NJ, on Tuesday, the nth day OF November,
1873 reseIying the right TO reject all proposals, IL
i'm his Judgment the interests OF the County require
It. ALBION L. GORDON,
Chairman Co. Commrs Oxford County,
Paris, Oct. II, 1873, wv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04

Leave the IAN for up trains at g-ao \. NJ. and
$3.50 a.. y
For down train az ll;s0 An.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04
Notice.

4 IL persons who are indebted 10 the late rrm
"A OF BOI.SNtR u HASKELL, are hereby Ia.
Termed that all accounts ut thc said firm which
are not settled hIiorc january l. - viii be len
for collection The book aud account, NAV b.
found II the ,torc OF II y. BOLSTER.
BOLSTER y HASKELL.
Snn IN pArl- Nov IL IN-A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04
Harri,on,s Pcri,taItic Lozcnge>.

Pleasant. Prompt and Effective. Two taken a.
uichf move on, bowel, once next morning Unlike
sA Pi.s. they never cause pain r require m
cf,t-. oi dose 20 pei feet cure
IlUt cure Hsgdachf, Diz-insss, Oppression after
sTtssq. soar Rising, anil every eyu arising from
t.>IiXENEss and lNIIGESTION. Warranted 10
aI. ,5~cs OF PILE>. either bleeding COZ blind Trial
box 5u cts Large boa oU cts. mailed free Tor This
la-t price
DIR HAREI>ON'> ICEIAN BALSAA,
e. splendid cure Ter CAJ0HS HOABsENK>> and Al
IHAoAT and Lung complaint. For sale by L. =.
HARRISON Il Co. PiOprittlrs. No. ] fremont
Temple Boston, and by all Druggists. ul+-snlm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04
DIED..

In Burlington, Vt, CIV the 18th inst, airs.
liarrct NJ, wife of Dea. Misl Davis. She was
widely ,knoal for her personal excellence anu
usefulness, nj her sudden death 1. much lamenteu
In oxforu oct, 25th, Alfred Harding, aged %
years. Remains taken tn Andover Tor htermeh'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04
Freedom Notice.

rJNHlS is 10 give no ice that have given to my
L son. Edward Francis, his time. To- trade and
Ac; Tor himself shall claim none OF his earnings
u'.d pay debts OF his contracting. after TIM
da- FRANCIS Z SHAW.
WITNESS Frederic l.. Shaw.
pnri.. \uy l. l>-y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04
FOR SALE,
Wv FuIl-RiOOd JERSEY BULL,

called 'ViCToR"-is of the very best stock; is 3
years old; knI and will work alone or would
yoke up Tor n team Will sell him 10 low price
rather than have him slaughtered.
WILLIAM CHASE.
Paris OrfoharyI lS7y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-11-04
NAILS ARRIvE

From Portland and Boston at 1890 A. N aud
80 n u
Down mail, via Grand Trunk. l.S0 4 NJ
From Norway and tbs western part Of the County
IL LII p NJ