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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-02
AocouSTs received at Cincinnati, o.

ACCOUNTS received at Cincinnati, o.,
show that the temperance movement
Is spreading through the northern por-
tions Of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and
Tennessee. The most excited place In
the latter State Is Greenvllle. the home
OF e~x-President johnson. Ono saloon
keeper there has closed and left the
place. At other points In that State
the organization OF Women's Leagues
Is reported, but no active work has yet
been begun. In Kentucky the crusade
10 still In Its infancy. At Georgetown,
Ohio, only two saloons remain open.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-02

CoMISa RouND.-We noticed the
portly form Of Hon. q. c. Stevenson,
on tho streets this morning. and are
Informed that Hon. Charles 4. DO
Long Is also In town. Sharks and
pilot fish are said to accompany each
other. In this case we cannot say
which Is which.-Nerddd Tribune.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-02

Tns daily exports Of Lexington.
Scott county, Ind, are stated TO be five
carloads Of milk. The daily Imports
are ten barrels OF whisky.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-02

I'm MCCLELLAN GOLD AND Sill
yer Mining Company Location OF prinei-
pal place Of business, Virginia City. Nevada.
Location Of. Works, American Flat. Storey
County, Nevada.
Notice IL hereby gwen that . meeting Of the
Trustees OF the Jim Mcclellan Gold and Silver
Mining Company. held on the esth day OF FEB
ruary, 1874, an assessmenti Of finy ycol Cent?
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF
The corporation, payable Immediately, In United
States gold and silver coin, 10 tho Secretary. ~
his once IN Odd Fellows Building, U Street,
Virginia City. Nevada ..v
Any stock upon which this assessment shaii
remain unpaid on the SIXTH day oil APhIL,
1874. shall be deemed dslinQunent, ano aaver'
tised for sale at public auction, and unless PAY.
ment IA made before, will be ssld on the Stn
DAY OF April, 1874, to pay said delinquent assess,
mcnt, together With costs OF advertn'ng ana
MRRMANN J.. T. sCHEEL, Secretary.
once-Room No. 10, Odd Fellows Building,
Virginia City. Nevada. m1u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-02
Births.

sIMMoNs-In Gold Hill, March !, to the wife
OF John Simmons, Q daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-03-02
NEW TODAY.

r HAVE DISPOSED OF NY INTEREST IN
the lumber business to II. II. Carrick D Co.
Parties indebted TO mo arc hereby notified TO
call aud settle Immediately. at my once, or.
psslte Miners Union Hall. or their accounts
will be placed In tho hands Of the Constable for
collection. A. X. POTTER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05

Corrected weekly by
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05
Hiram ITEMS.

On Saturday, April 25Ih. the single
edger in tie mill of A. & Z. B. Young
at Hiram Corner burst. The iron wheel
burst in some fifteen pec es. and flew in
all directions. Mr.. 4. Il. Greenleaf was
bruised on his neck and arm Slightly
Dcs. Andrew Slopcr was wounded
severely on his lee. DR.. VIM. III. Smith
removed four pieces OF bone, and con.
sidcrs the injury much worse than II
broken bone.
Christopher Allen has recently put a
bay window in the Millinery rooms OF
Mrs. NJ. II. Smith and Miss Lucia San.
born, in DR.. Smiths house.
Yesterday We had one OF the widest
storms Ct the year. Some Is inches of
snow Tell.
james L, lIill, Esq, is building - barn
for Reuben S. M0ullon.
Mr.. Samuel Harmon, an aged citizen
of Hiram, is sadly afflicted with ea!arrh,
bronchitis and asthma.
Christopher Allen Is about 10 eject u
house at Hiram Corner for The children oil
his brother Andrew, who died year
since. -Brd1.oa NcCS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05
Frye5uPg Items.

The long looked for town clock has
finally reached its position and begun to
tick out the minutes rs the time goes by,
ia tie tower Of the Congregational church
10 Trycburg village, and the'once still
hours OF nigh. will now he marked to the
listening ear by striking IS time goes on.
This is first class clock and has four
dia!s. And as arrangements have been
made with The telegraph Offices, the Cam
bridge time can be obtained every day At
twelve and one O'CLOCK. and the time with
variations will be the hour OF TIC clock.
Tie cheese factory is fast goiog mp on u
lot bought Of John Smith nearly opposite
T. \. WIey's store on Smith street
ArgaS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05
indoper Items.

May lst we have eight inches of snow
on the ground with q stout crust AM
weather cold. making good sleighing
The stage from Bryant's Pond made good
time last evening on runners. and tho
veteran driver, Mr.. Abbott. said il was
the first time in his experience OIL run
ners Tor The laleness OF the season.
Farmers have plenty of hay. though
many have to 0uy at the low price OF
twelve to fifteen dollars per ton.
VIM. Adams, 2i, has sold his very do.
,irablc farm to Mr.. Calvin Howe OF Rum
ford. Price four thousand dollars. Mr..
Adams had ais auction Apr ooh, ds?os
ins OF his extensive stock OF cattle aud
sheep. also farming tools.
The sugar season has been COOL one
and il looks now like tapping trees again.
Farmers are getting inpatient II worS
,hc soil, and we'll they may. The season
Is backward at this ,:mo OF writing
More anon. 5.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05
Brolyneesd TENS.

Oar BrowGde.d correspondent writes
that Mr.. Reuben Linscou. who lost his
arm in a shingic machine. was agreea0Iy
surprised by = generous donation OF SlJO
in ca5h. obtained through the solicitation
OF AIR. Eph. Mason. aged about 50 years.
OR snow stO!m. which is very heavy,
les about fifteen inches on the level. Il.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05

A beautiful spriag day. May 4ih.

- 'N''NN''N' Si'' . "'es NAY i'''
Capt. H. y. Bolster, South Paris has
the Warren Hoe Tor sale.
Chase says the travelling TO BuckfclL
in very ane.-when yol get down 10 ii;
but il is good way down.
The County Commissioners meet at
Paris next Tuesday, May l2Ih.
We can hardly complain Of snow on
tao last day OF April, when Washington,
d. c., is visited the same way.
An insane son, soldier, split his
a,hcr's head open with au axe in New.
port, in our State, on Saturday last.
The 5jlh anniversary of Oddtellow
ship in America was generally observed
in the Country The Order is taking a
new stsrt.
The one who took pair OF gents
,u50ers. new, from The Academy FRIDAY
evening, is requested to return them to
,lS cGicc.
w.. ,t..,,,r..or =
. -, ~ ,r.:, - ;. I'LL,
el.,r,a,,S. - ~, a,I- -
10 reside there permanently.
The Audroscoggiu Coanly Sunday
H. -, RI, oh,,,oh - T,,r;.,,..
,y,lre>,l,v N,vlg ,IoAM
r., -. -, r.:,.., 49,,
~ .''.' "
-, ~, - =, ; ~ -. = - - " -.
sustained by meeting once . fortnight.
FIJI, n,,,o.. ly,.,,e.... p.,,i,., p,,l
.,.,i.,,cl IN. .,,o,.,. +, ,,,,, ,.,,y ,ybcr,
they received a r,...,,,fl bea,iag and
some Of The dealers si.,,I n, p,,Jro
,. ,,
~ - " - -"
f., 81 II. :; ,,'.,, -
,.alto,c,.,,,..,.',.. ...,....i.,.,...;.,..,.,
Sec Advertisement Of a. NJ I'uiI'
Norway iiS '''"'seS have always
gwen satisfaction LOT uorto''i'5' ''l'c'
Workmanship "nd prices lie Can TO as
good WORK as anJ o"c IN or ou' oil Inc
'0"''''
The Boston J5NrHa. says that It But
les attempts TO elect himself Govcrnog OF
Massachusetts this wear he will be de
tcatci IN more emphatic manner than
ever, and ihat he should also be defeated
IN iAc race for Congress, it lac cutters it.
-Tb, ,,,,, ,~,i,,o OF, o.,- first r,o,
from an occasional! CORES porGent, gives
Al Interesting accoan, OF the thriving
village Of Coruish-which. though not 10
Oxford County. is on the border and 50
identified VITA Us as TO have Identical
Interests.
Nh Sro,, or S.y,.i., has r,r,r,iy
b-....,.., LOO or ,.i.-,, mic, t,..cs
FIN, ,,.,.,.I,,s.,,. ,,hi.h no oo..r. for
sal, NJ rare BARGAINS. lie PROPOSES 10
k,,, n GOOD suDu.y on hand during the
season. aad parties dcsirin, to invest in
hlr.e.l .,a would do well to interview
bim.-B-tl-.sn. Nsr3.
D.,f.l S.,,.,r. ~ S,..,r., :. ,c,,r,,l
,,h.,a. ,,,.., ,ic,i,, ~ IN, i'rn.;,c
........ ..-..i..,., ,.i, p..,,, VII, =,
..,....,,...., ..,.,..l ..,.l.r
,,-..,.,..',.., r,,., H.. az, s,,,,, u,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05
OUR TABLE.

The slJinc. New ORR Jas. sutton x CO.
$500 per yeas. Monthly I..cs 81 cSatS.
The MAY number opens W,lh enc engraving.
Jy John :. Davis, representing "The Dying
Hyunl.' The publishers say appropriately Ia
describing the picture, There 81 something eN
ccclDsly touching AMI pathetic. mc beyond he
power Of worjs 10 emphasize, in the striking pic.
.ure OF the Dying iIouRd &c. Now the last chase
.- over, aaI he Oh dog is flst approaching the
end or he ca;;Liy lie. Thc OIL man benls
down 70 grasp the hand ofhiS dying c,.cnl. There
is heart felt depicted in the face q the huu.
.cr. o." Tbs picture alone is worth twice the
prise of single copy Of this 80; journal; uut
be-i.cs. j, ooEtaius IiEc fac eugra,ings by tic
best of American artists AMI twenty articles and
poems. %. much literary merit. Two line chromos,
by 4 nos. Moran, .ra5 East aal Tie woss, arc
presented - every subscriber. % cents extra
Will ply Tor mounting and du>hiug.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05

Al bills for Probate Advertising must
be paid to The Register. hereafter. We
have about SIX hundred dolllcs due from
Estates, OH our BOOKS. and have made
Arrangements with the Register to collect
pay hereafter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05
Carriag

Ihlvc now on haul. IN rea dy 10 ran. and sui
manufactured. ono 81 the L0rg =: ari Hosf a--ort-
u.cats OF CAHlilAGLS IN the Cognty consisting
OF
nam. OPEN PIESSTEE. BUSINESS
daf CONCORD WAGONS, L3gh Gui
Hssry EXPRESS WfGON', and ne
Lltyt iY,' FIiNO COX
EGGGlES'
These arc wi,h0v: exception ,ho best ever made
In th., County. Ihoy agt made from the best
secctcI stock. and - So tcrriac- ~ frst--laar
SorNmen. AL OF ikr ah'gc Viii % sold for cash
.. the lowest market rric"s. EreTr tfrIiarc is
warranted. Also. every description OF Carriage
repairing done -Ld 1.isierticn gus .-uleej.
8. u. G'EsJEL.
Norway, Ne, MAJ !, ls-l o3n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05

The YENEABLG AECupEAC y ScOTr,
ui Durham, Cuada Ea>,. SAY. that h.
suffered hom dyspepsia more than
twenty five ycus, but Iha, ihrcc wccN>'
Use OF the Peruvian Sgyup(au Iron tonic
has tCutlil,Cd him 30 wonderfully that
ac can horiy persuade himself uf the
reality. and people who know him arc
a>,ouishcl AZ the change.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05
Mail Arrangements.
NAILS cIosE.

For Portland ard Boston At ll:l5 4. NJ. and s:i5
T. NJ. the latter msii arriving IN Portland II Sis
the next morning.
Up mail, via Grand Trunk, st 2:90 Z. NJ.
For Norway nj S.;D A. NJ. and for the western
put OF the County, Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays, via Norway, AZ the same tiine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05
soUTII PARIS MARKET.
MAY =, 1874.

Cor,eeted weekly 10y
III. N. BOLSTER.
AFrLEs-s5.00 g s. -
NrriEs tDl.eii-Jc. Q loc.
ErANs Yellow eNsl-s3 90 9 SJ.ej
UrANs Peas W sj..j
i.i-rrER-5Jc. : SIC.
C4EF,E-isc- 8 DC.
tpgN-ajc. Sl-t0
CotFEUs-.5c. = 5Jc.
k.GS-if,. . l5c. per Goz.
FLOUE-sS - Sil9
HAN-<i3 o. 9 SiJUs
lNUr Domestic lie.
IiME-rlbo.
pfllASsss-- sc . Coc.
NAiLs-O5c. 6 Csc.
OArS-'-c. g l9c.
l.tEN Round hogs = &C.
PsrAr'Es-7Js. . 15c.
-Uer.-BoN Jjc.
s.GAR-lic lSr.
TENS-f'r. 9 sc.
sf-lt,S GRASS SEED-Sto % si35
N.EfhFKN MICH CLOVEE >kED-l2c ) l2!c.
Ekn-rOF SEEp-sl.25 : sl33.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05
TO STOCK BEBEDERS.

WE have just purchased . supply OF
new POSTER CUTs, suitable for stock
Breeders and OgacIs Of Race Course,
which Will enable Ne 10 furnish Posters
of as excellent quality ne can be pro-
cured Ia any city eliics, and AZ n. REQ
sOiidJfe Rdic.
Seud for samples.
OXFORD DEMOCRAT.
Paris, March -, 1871.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05
Rswson'S Coaches.

Leave tie lin for up trains at $50 \. n. and
;; - Z. VI.
For duow train at ll:.o AN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05

T.ORING's SPECIFIC, the Great REM
edy Cor CONSTIPATION, DYSPEPSIA.
Sick Headache and piles. Price 81. Pre-
pared b. THOS. Il. LoRING, Pharmacist.
Portland. All dealers in medicines sell it
Trade supplied by PHILIPS & Co.,-PFRAINs
< co Wholesale Druggists, Portland.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05
WARREN
Improved Hoe

This novel Im9lemeu. was intro lurc6 to fhe
fumer1 or Maine for TIC first time. lsst season -
Fifteen haadi.a of them were put into the fc d,
and have yct 10 learn At a sagic Il ssatisn 4
purchaser. TIC claims of the rnanuts, turcr e
freely admitted by a.! who usc them. nc usr x
Of the Hoe i, the best argument in iis favor.
Having recently secured the exclusive control
for tie sale or The WARREN HOE IN tho following
towns ia Oxfcrd County. Maine Bethcl -Seury
Woodstock. Anl0ycr, l,umfotd. Riley ALBANY,
Gileld, Waterford. Greenwood. Sumnc- Bn .ehCld
Hartford Canton, PCTG, DiNdcid, Mexico. ByrOn
HoNbury, Mason, Grafton, CTton; aIsc. Coos
County in y IL and Essex Connty in Vcru ont. all
orders By express or mail viii be promptly fixed.
Ad..resEs.
y. =, WAULEIGH, Agent.
ayT2S 2m Eefhtf, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05
ass =
4aRRTED.

IL Norway, Vt the residence Of the brides Gfther.
ArTil 18th, by kev, L. II. Tabor, Mr. Isaac W.
Merrill and Miss Harriet &. Freeman both OF
Norway.
In Stoncham, sd Inst by Sumper Evans, Esq,
Dir Edward Grsy OF Lowell and Miss Emma 5.
Aanili OF Albany.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05
FOR SALE.
En Bankruptcy.

DISTRICT CoUET or IiE U>ITFD STATES FOX
THE DISTRICT OF MAINE, s. 90
rs BAskRt rex. - tac matter OF JAMES {.
/ PERRY, ir sad District, Bankrupt. IL j. o.
dercd that tEird general meeting ol The creditors
Jf sail Bankrupt hc held before John W May,
one ui the Rceis,cls Ia Bankruptcy 80 said DE-
trtct O.. the Ori.c rf George 4. Wi,ol IN South
Pari- on the 5i,h day OF May sii, "a. ten o'clock
\. y. .iortuc purpose, named .a tAc IHcuiy-c shth
Section - the Bankrupt act Of March ~, 49,, AZ
which meeting debts may BE- proved, Iud the
creditors may determine Tie amount oi Tie diyi-
deud 20 be declared.
ALFRED L. ANDREWS \ si.ace.
April - l-1+,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05

American Artisan. New York Brown &
Alien. - ~ per year.
Invaluable 70 any person Interested in machin-
cry. Is price places il within reach OF all It is
handsomely Illustrated, and printed in good clear
type. The matter il carefully seiecicd and well
arranged
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05
NAILS ARnlyE.

From Portland and Boston at lo:2o A. NJ. aud
4;5O Z. -.
Down mail, wa Grand Trunk. l:30 +, NJ.
IRON Norway and The wa.tarn pArs " tue County
al 1850 T. NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05
~ ny WIZ / o "a
<u Tcr.

To ail pcrsOus suffer.
ing fom Eheuuati ~ni
NyUIgi-.a.tIamp- ig the
mns or ~tumach,Efliuu-
ta..r- r4,u 20 the back.
.HVyl- or -iir.v we or'.l
av. rII HuJsEuOLD
NtNtgEA and FAMILY
ltNININrt~ ali others
1885. Ha. r-g NaltiuI iu-
.yrEe. ald external use.
% hI- CuIrI Tue above
.l.Lt- m thousands
@ cases There Us 30
mistake about o. Try it.
~.',i tE ga pJy-g ,ts-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05
Children often iO0sI TaIe aad
SfgEz

' .- lv c..s SCI t..lu having worms 1tuc stOm
..H ti.oN vs. \EHNifJGE C'NFlT>
W it destroy Worms Without injury 10 iae child,
''-hs pcr.eet'E WHITE dud fee nom all color
i1- uf other injurious ire .ie4ts usually used IN
Worm preparations.
CCEIi> n BROWN. Propri.tlrs.
No 80 Fulton street, New York.
500 % az bffG Jt.ts I'd C.s.ss si..l l3-ofers 81
A'a'e'Hss az lw1NTl FIVE CENTS a BOA.
JJ., - Is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05
For Sale.

4 good and convenient res 'dcrcc centrally 10.
cocatcd in Bu, kicld .ilaasc, c"I-.StE ut ilou-e
IN and stable al c0uu, ci~j v.'l good rtllru ~.
ttchrd together wish ihr ---.p $500 AlaI bic
WORKS tools, belonging go i,- ia,e "A s. Robin
SON; also aIe acre VI iiTtt Glass us.' ltu4 ID dc
sired. Ihi' Is 4 raic Opportunity for ANY ouc
wishing 70 engage 30 the JI-.ue-s o. q. marble
worker, rs there Goo other shop Iu lhls -rlfi9n 81
the Comfy, and MI Robinson aId large lUs!.
less. Address the sub-c.iucr urcSi-'.i, See
G.. -. Bl~BEE. Atla.li-r. :. ;or.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05
Pay Up.

All parties having unsettled account, with US OF
over three months standing, will please give the
mattcr their immediate attention, as all such
account, remaining unsettled Nay lIth. will DO
len with our attorneys for collection. II settled
at once, We viii take short notes II desired, bat
all old 6ooE accounts must Be closed up.
Paris Esdring Co.
South Paris, Aplr IS, 1874.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05

ola and New. Boston Roberts Brothers. { !CJ
per ycgc. single copies IS ceI.t'.
Three chapters OF Aationy Tto!lopc's new novel
"lEe w0y We Live Now" are given in the May
number Rev. L. Z. Hale has very severe edi-
torisl upon the "Gencva Award" \ pocn,
cut!iled The l.f.ing OF the Kline being ~ anus
ia. account OF the Green Sisters" cows, viii
a.i.ac: uiuch attention not only fer is d.as. but
Tor literary merit. O.acr matter OF hvrcst VII
be found in THIS number.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05
Household
PanaCea
-AND-
Family
Linirnent

Curtis X BROWN.
N1,-I5 ..tou street. New NerS.
iui-;r-uly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05

The Psychological Journal. New York -
Samuel K. Wells. So 90 pcg year
The leading article - a sketch Of Cba'le5 SIM.
ner-vjth Portrait 4 long article upon "Tn.
Latin and '.eltonic Races IS very valuaols
production. 17io editorial Departments arc al.
usually fa.. aaI interesting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05
Nniicc 90 'l'Guciiars.

NOIiVE 10 EsstHeFe.
'INHE Surclintc11i0e School COMMITTEES IT the
1 town oi Greenwood viii meet for the cXamn
alton OF Teachers, in the school house in district
number two Greenwood CITY 80 called. On saiur-
day, Nav 2b instant. q; one o'clock in ihe amer
noon. II - hoped that al persons expo citing 20
teach In town tac coming GUNNER vii! be present
WILLARD HEREPk h,
). C.. RICH,
W. :. COkDW YELL,
;. :. Committee Of Greenwood.
- rt-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05
DIED.

In Norway, April 18th, Cha, r. rarrow aged -
years and % days.
In Lowell, Mass, Louisa, wife OF William Bean,
daughter OF Louisa aud Andrue Canon, aged %
yeHfs-bured r'om the Free Baptist church At
West Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05

4 HORSE for sale. at Capt. Soranus Shaw's
n Paris. Enquire OF Capt. SHAW or
T. u. BROWN Paris Hill.
Paris, Ne, April :, i5.i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05
Notice OF EorsclosRre.

T1THEREAS David L. Ffrra- Of Bucklcld
w County OF Oxford aud state OF Maine, b,
HE mortgage deed OF May !. 1871, conveyed q
Euos u. lieald OF nucSlcl aforesaid. a cert2ie
FINN with the buildings thereon, situated in aid
BuckGeI, On the road lcadug from Bnckcld yillafp
% North I'm 'kicld, aud kG5gN - thc .Iani.s'
i aullins farm, containing one hundred and for. Y
acres more or less, baipg tie same prCTiscs con.
viewed 10 me by James SPaudng, except and re
serving two certain pieces Of land sold, one TO
Mary Saell and the ether 10 Asa Record, and
whereas the conditions OF sail mortgage have
been broken, | hereby claim to ioreclosc tie same
according 10 the statutes.
ENOS p. HEALD.
BuckGeid, May l. lS7i 53w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05
Professional Cards, &c.
A. VI. AIETLN.
BUCRFIELD, MAINE.
UPTON 4 FARNHAM,

.ltto!WcyS C CoUnSclyorS az Lar,
NORWAY, MAINE.
A. Che cIN-c Formerly occupied by N.r-in 4 Upton.
ETAN tusinet. promptly attended to.-eE
D. lt-r. 0eo. L. ksuiu.n.
.s.fes-r %
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-05
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
NEW 1RRANGEJIENTS.
SCIENTIFICALLY Line.

NNsnd aftar the 18th inst, the fine Steamers
u DiRiGO and FRANCONfA, will, until further
notice, run rs fcliows: 49,
Leave Calls Wharf, Portland, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at4 +. NJ, aud leave Pier
Il. Il, New York, every MONDAY aud THURS.
DAY, ats L. NJ.
T,te Dirgo and Franconia are fitted mp wi,e fine
accommodations for passengers, making this the
mott convenient and comfortable route for travel.
cr5 between New York AMI Maine.
Passage in state Toom 50. Cabin passage 81,
Meals extra.
600 Is forwarle1to aud from Montreal, Quebec,
Halifax, St. John aud all parts of Maine. Ship
pCrs are requested to send their freight TO the
steamers as early as 1 L. NJ, on the days they
leave Portland.
For freight Jr pissa &c arrly to
HENRY FOX, (,all'a Wharf Portland
J. +. AMES, Pier Is E. r., New York.
July Q,'G9,
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Notice OF Foreclosure.

VYTHEREAS william Il. swan, OF Paris, County
w of Oxford and State OF Maine, b. his mort.
gage decd dated Dec. 9Th A. ID. l,tj, conveyed 10
The subscriber 4 certain tract OF p1rcc 81 land
situated In said Paris, containing twenty-five
acres, more or les, being part OF tue hcmcsieai
i.c> conveyed % lin 10y sai'i vs. Ham swan hy his
deed OF Ou.cla.m dated Oct Sih, .sj) aEd gcco. dc
IN oxford records, book lis, rsgc 2-6-to which
deed reference IL hal Tor = more particular des-
lions OF said Mortgage have been bFckeV, hereby
claim to iorccl0se II; game, 0crDld'u.s T. the
Statutes. WILLIAM SWAN.
PARIS, April IA, ISL.
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BORN.

In Colorado. tn the wife OF r. G. Bartlett a son.
In West Bethel, TO the wife of Nahum Mason q
son.
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THE WHOLE STORY.
Business OF the Travellers Insurance
Company for 1873.

LIVE DEPARTMENT.
So. Of new /. fc Policies written in ls73, eiG
Inc -casc over - in new pOiicic,, ~
Whole NJ. uf Lie Policies ia force, Stjs
Net gain during The past year, go
Am ,uut injured IN year 1873, Sl,1nJCS y
Cal IN amount insured. lfHi+P6 %
TOT Il ann, % iu force Jan. l. - 1880, it3 "
Gain in net premiums, over lsS3 jj,loj %
Paid ia lOsse5, iu -, ON VI poilces, l-3,IJs s.
Total amt paid in Losses (2.i poiccs) Jll,'jS ~
accident DEPARTIENT.
No. Accident Policies written in -, 3j,Ns7
Gain over -, in new policies wrtt-ii, SIP
Whole No. Accident OLE written 20 Jan. J. eF2.sSJ
N,t cash prcmiu3s colc,,el ia -, q VS. -
Gain n net premiums over 20 Ji,SF 20
NGmber "f claims paid lh - 2.3Os
Amount paid on claims ia ~. 2H,9B s.
Whole number Accident Claims paid, 1908
Total amt paid On accident Claims, l,S3o,:0i 81
Born DGpAUTIENT-.
Total assets, January !, lS5l, S9G4 J0j 81
Total liabilities (cNccpiius rapitIl, l,Sj2tiSe -
Surplus, - regard poliry-h1ders, 81 ~ o.
Total pail Ia benefits topoAcy holders. - goo -
ANDREW J. CHASE, Genera! AGENT.
- Exchange Street, Por In ID, Ne.
WIN. !. WHEELER, Agent.
South Paris, Me.
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Young Sky Lark.

10 Sire. thoroughbred "Sky Lark, an
sES-S imported race horse.
IA-14 Ills dam, thoroughbred marc by
CAssils VI. Clay.
This beautiful Stallion, seven years old last
June, stands lCl hands high, weighs 1910 pounds,
will stand at the stable OF t. John Hastings in
Bethel, the coming season. except Monday and
Tuesday of each week, when, from May 18Th, hc
will stand NJ North Waterford. Tenns-to war
rant, SD; Season, sl0: Sugc Service, s.. Second
aud third terms be paid n, time OF service For
father particulars the public ara referred 70
certificate on rccOlu IL The County Records.
CEiLoN ROWE.
Bethel, April B. 1874. 0m
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=. q. ASNE5EYsS.

CCUNSELLOR 4TL1W.
3, r 49, ~. Ss,at5.. Portland. Maine.
rsWU prac,.ce m Cumberland, Au.lroscOgSu
ar. oxford tuyutIr~.
Np.c..t-- 90, l~..t OIL