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business men OF Chicago asking for an increase In
ext hs fds e
Central Railway was passed. Several resolutions
Of state Leg Legislatures were presented and
Ss Secretary Of he iassoe 10 ass
the benefit Of the Gseat and Little Usage
Indians in Kansas, $4,000 per annum for
four year, out Of the proceeds Of the sale Of their
Pacific Railway. The bill in regard to the ap-
alcoholic liquor traffic W. taken up and debated ed
tennial Exhibition was taken mp, and an
amendment was offered and discussed TO
strike out the provision authorizing the
tend respectful and cordial invitation to the Gov
ernments OF other nations TO- be represented and
take part In the International Exposition and In
sert therefor provision authorizing the President
Governor Of each Of the United States to be pres
ent and take part in the National Exhibition 70 be
held ct Philadelphia, ETC.. Executive session and
adjournment.
In the House, on the I'd, several bills
were introduced and referred, among which were
the following: To give hexibility to the currency
without sszPsnson; to legalse the issue Of the
BILE for times Of extraordinary financial pressure
granting the right Of way to the Wisconsin Central
mission Of Utah into the Union q state; to ens.
BILE members Of Congreas to do public business
with their constituents and other departments of
the Government and to limit the frankng privilege
to certain newspapers ...Several resolutions Of
State Legislatures were presented and referred. .
bill was passed extending to unnaturalized en-
listed men Of the navy and marine corps the same
privileges ae to obtaining citizenship as unnatural
lied enlisted men Of the army now have. =. a mo-
ton to suspend the rules and pass the bill author
king weekly newspapers to be sent by mail within
the county Of their publication and exchanges
between publishers to Be transmitted in the mails
free OF postage was defeated-61 to IS. "A reso-
ments and the of1cers Of the House that Il
Y the sense Of the House that in dis
charging, clerks, ofhcers, and employees from
the public service in their several depart.
ments they shall discharge civilians who have moi
been tn the army or navy and shall retain disabled
soldiers and sailors, and the wives, wid0ws, daugh
tefs and siste Of soldiers sailors, provided they
are competent and thattw members Of one family
shall not be employed I'm the same department. ).
The bill 70 repeal the tax on matches and banh
checks was debated In Committee Of the Whole
Adjourned.
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.......$l.4S3. 491 ,065

1UtaI' ...6I,4o0s49I,o6o
Add to this 100000, 900, the cost of liti-
cations, crimes, prisons, etc., caused in
part by intemperance, and we have for a
single year the enormous sum of 81, 573,-
AO1O RS
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Decrease during the month. ......,,
Bonds issued to Pacific Railway Com
panies, interest payable in lawful
money, principal outstanding. ,.,,,
Interest accrued and not yet paid. -.
Interest paid by United States. ,..
Interest repaid by transportation Of
mails, etc. ..................
Balance OF interest paid by United
St6tc0. ..................
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W sSS~AsoAAA az ~ nSSVSl0uOu u8V0 UCe
cided to hold the next fair on the 18th of
September, the location to be decided by a
committee appointed for that purpose.
A Detroit dispatch Of the 18th says 1t had
been ascertained that all the men afloat on the
Ice in Saginaw Bay had escaped to the land.
The official report Of the Secretary of the
Wisconsin State Grange announces 396
Oranges in the State up to February 20. The
State Agent Of the Indiana Oranges had reports
up to the 9th ult. Of the organization Of 1,45O
Oranges in the State, an average of sixteen to
each county.
The Colorado State Grange has voted to
establish cooperative association in the
Territory for the benefit Of farmers.
The daily papers of Chicago, on the 26th
and 9th, contained notices that the Woman's
Praying Temperance movement was about to
be inaugurated in that city, and even indicated
certain saloons where the initial exercises
would be held. The effect Of these notices
was to call out huge crowds Of men, women
and children, all anxious to familiarize them.
selves with the process Of converting rum.
sellers. 1t transpired afterward that the no.
tees were hoax, and were devised by some
AH0ssA Va WAC fOosVOuACGpcSB 70 l0OUC9 9
crowd and thus advertise their establishments.
1t was thought on the 28th that the move.
ment would be inaugurated In Chicago On. the
9Th Of March.
Christopher Rafferty,, thrice convicted and
sentenced to death for the murder Of Q Chi.
cago policeman, was hanged at Waukegan on
the 9th nit. Great efforts had been made b.
the friends Of the criminal to induce Governor
Beveridge to commute his sentence to impsis.
o0ment for life, but they proved unavailing.
Rafferty, claimed that he committed the crime
while under the influence Of whisky.
The Westsy~ Rsral (Chicago) Of . recent
date says: "A pretended law andocoliection
Arm arc sending ont letters to the victims Of
G. B. Hodge d Co., saying they WIN try and
collect claims on that concern o. receipt Of
twenty-five Cents! An examinatioo shows ~
that the paper On which tho sid letters ars
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-02-10
Grand summary.

The aggregate value of AL mcch1ni'
cal aud mtnnhc,urcd products Tor the
year 1873. together with The total value
li Al agricultural productions, may be
.,tr,,,.I nm al. f,'I,,ys.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has bren duly appoinlei By the Hen. Judge Vi
Probate iur ti- County of oxford and assumed the
trust Of Administrator on the estate Of JANE,
MURDOCH lac Of Buckdcid la ssid County dc.
ceasad by giving bond A. the law directs De
tsreiore Tequeits al persons indebted 20 N, estate
OF said deceased 90 make immediate paYmeu. 10.
those who have Any demand thcr,Oa 10 - .iJH
the same to BENJAMIN >PACLDlS1.
Jan ~. ls-4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-02-10

OXFORD, S. Al Court Of Probate held a.
Paris within and for the County Of Oxford
on tue third Tuesday Of January, A. ID. ls.a
JOSEPH 4. EDMUSDs named Executor 10
~ certain instrument puTpOUtng 10 be the last
" III and Testament OF Ill Edmunds late OF N-E.
leo Ia said County deceased, having presented The
same Tor Probate
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice
TO all persons interested by cau-ng A copy ct fAs
order 10 be published three weeks successfully 10 ae
Oxford Democrat printed AZ Pans, that thry may
appear at Probate Court 10 De- held AZ PARIS
la szd COunty on the third Tuesday Of March nsH.
at O'Clock In the forenoon aud shew cause o. AAy
they have vhy the came should not be- proved .D-
proved and allowed as the last Will aud Testament
OF SAID deceased. A. II. WALKER, Judge.
A true copy-Atte.t II. G. DAVIS, Register.
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riiE subscriber hereby gives pubic notice tla
hr l.,, Dven duly appointed 10y thc Hon. Judsr 81
Probate Tor the County OF oxford and assumed ihs
trust of Administrator on the estate VI - ruER
sTURTEVANr late II Hartford IN said Coul.y
deceased by giving bOud A. the law directs he
therefore requests ali persons indebted TO the
tate " sail deceased 20 make immediate payment
and those who have any demands thvreOn 10
hibtt the same ~ MOSES ALLEY.
Jan 70. 1874.
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The subscriber hereby gives public Doticr that
he has been duly appointed by the Hon. judge 4
Probate Tor the County OF oxford and assumed the
trust Of Administrator the estate Of ASA :
ROBINSON Late Of Buckneld Ia said County By
giving bond as the law dn ects he therefore re-
quests all persons indebted 20 the estate OF said
decreases 10 make immediate payment, and those
who have any demands thereon % exhibit the same
10 GEO. ID. Bl>BEE
Jan 70. lS1t
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CATARRH !!

To Mss,Rs Li1rLLFIEJD y CO. Propuetols o..
Constitutional CGtarrh Remedy, ManChestvr.
h
reside 10 Manchester, y. II, and previously
resided al henu.ker,aud am native OF Neare, IN
tlIs state. / have hsd Catarrh twenty five Years,
ever since WAS ~ yeHra CID, had u bad all the
lime. IL ran all th1t pcnOd, and nights u wOuhu
Oh up and drop down ia ms throat, causing = feel
lng oI choking, 80 thai / wOuLd spring Up In bed
o. save nk sell irOm EMANCIPATION. IL Affected
mt head 80 that lclt confused, and WAS troubled
with severe headache ~ intervals, Tor week al
"a time. ! also had pains ia shoulders, back, ana
kt9ucys, from which l suffered immensely. ~
bad were they, that Year aSo last summer was
obliged 70 Ie 40 Ovd most 81 the time for three
months. have tired all kinds OF snur and Ca
lArrh remedies With no particular benefit amt
consulted phy siriaIis. had hacking CUu ID. h.
began 10 lAAv Tie Constitutional CGiGTTh Remedy
last August. | began 10 grow better before III 'il'
ng TIE ur-t bottle. ! am new on The third bottle
NJ CatagIh Is cured; my health Is restored
have NO pains, aches, OF cough. My whole
sN,.em b, maize over new. 1 know 10 is tuis nedi-
cine that has rescued me from intense suffering
anil almost the grave. Hn NON able 10 do the
hardest work and bear The greatest exposure, anu
ieel thAi cannot SAY lOn much IN favor oi the
MRS 4 J. FLANDERS.
Manchester. y. H., Feb !, 1871.
aIu s. yeals old, have u-G CataTrn ser since
MAS eighteen years Uld, uud headache all The
uIuv; have suffered beg Ond description with run
ulus az the nose, uTUpplnss in the throat, clOAin
alla Ell slin.s. Having tiled any quantity OI
Ualal.n Eeme,,ies, but have found no RELIEF al
tr.cd YOUR Constitutional CatArTh Remedy. six
months agO. / found immediate relief.
CataIru and all is attendant evils have LEFT.
Headache, Pains IA Loins, Loss OF Appetite, and
General Meakness. Less than three bottles VI
Constitutional Catarrh Remedy have cured me.
nave not been 20 well since can remember az
now. | feel a. II | could not say too much Tor the
medicine Or thauk God 10 heartily that through
iIs fundamentally have been restored 10 heaiin.
MARY NJ ABBOTT,
No. l. Manches ter Corporation.
3IanChc Ter, y. II. Jan. ., lsi2.
The above lady l. my mother. ] am painter
b. ttaut, sad am 4 InrmDCr oI the Cty Council vi
Manchester. livery word that my mother states
Is true. JACOB j. ABBOTT,
Hullreds OF cases oi similar nature cured
WlthIl the last ear. Snud, aad Lotions are only
Temporary relief Ihc CONS rtrUTlONAL "a
iAtHi EEAEDl strikes at the rot, builds up
thc Constitution, dud maze, u new, AID drive
away Lat.tlIh aud all dlsca-es OF TIE mucOu'
membrane, uHC their attendant pans and aches,
le. tanning 80 heat, UacS shoulders, kidney, arc
tlro4t.
frice 81 per Bottle. sold 10y all Druggists. =
Pamphlet Vi 81 pages giving f. eatise Latara
aud c'ltsAuing lnnUneTdblr cases Ot cures, seut
fKkE, Uy addressing the fropyIelOrs,
LliTtEFl6lO & CO.,
MANCtIr.-IEh y. IL,
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SCI mechanics, amt manufacturing II.
d1-,,ic> OF th. State, of which returns
mr presented i~4i,659 divided aS To.
lows: males. .. $40: female, 1856 /;
children underhlceu years OF are. ItI2
To.al wages received Tor I'e year SIS
SN>.U22
The total number OF mechanical anu
manufacturing establishments Ia Tue
S,1'o accor'!.ns TO the best approximate
estimates Is COZ; hands employed, o.
Ga. Gividedas follows: males SSlj4;
females. iG Gl2; childred under fifteen
Years OF a.e, SIS Total wages re.
c,iv,d tor year. Sl6.js4lG4. According
Co these estimates the average weekly
earnings OF males are S'I4o' 'en''''''
50 81. Average annual earnings m"'e'
s55l 3J; females. Sol@.-9 Average
days OF labor -. "a Tue estimate ''
earnings board Is not considered N''
500 many children are engaged ia Tue
various industries ~ las Oeen supposed
STEAM AID "''kR to"EE.
Returns show the following figures
water power. uamacr u 6S.2S6; steam
power, 9,+22 horse. Ihe gross water
power which is in u>e Ia the whole Stale
wi. approximate about 1900 horse :
total steam power ~ use. "''Hi IA use
"."~t !5'0Vo horse.
VALUE OF MANUFACTURED IhopV''''
lac returns '"o" " ''''' value OF ~
el'.'i' ia '"e p'O'''' '' u'''N''''''u'''-
"'' "''"-''''''' ''''~s''' III 90 ''''''
Tow "' '-' ..''''.''..'''' '' '''' ''-''' w
i'>'". ''S z ''' "''' '''' '""Us'' Us ~
elusive '' the f''''''| cd S'.'''.s' ''''
''' ami '.''e' "'e' 'n'.o'' '"' ''"' ''''
''' o'' >H'P'u'''''S INDUSTRY
Aiding 30 '"'' amount
.''' ''""e col TONNAGE vi YES
SIS 'Ii.' .' 100 >''' - ''' Wow
'''.'' value ell s'"'''t' s.-'''
''" ''''' ''' y '''''''' '''S ..-
',''' '''' 90 ''' 9" ''''1 i'' 1900.
v l.' ,' , r,t. G 80
.....i.......,.......... ;.1,...,.
-.t -. .. ..7.,.I all
Nose" -. 49, 49,
"' '''> '''''' " '''' "
-.
''''' ''' ,''~ 80, .,.' ,ss
' '' ~ ''''' '.' '''' = '''' '''
'' "'' ''.''
T...,,.,.,i,ri. b..i.,.Ii,b..sr,m
.......... ....... -. ~. ,,,.;..t .., ,..
....,......,..l ...,..s..,....., i..r..,,
.,I-,..'.,.,....-. .- ~. -. s..
,', '.....,, ..,............ .. h.. t.....
........, All c.......,,..,....,..
-, .......'.','.'.''. -. g ~.
-,..,.,........,..,. -, .,n;,.lio
s,,s,o 60
c....t..,.............. .,.,.., n ooo
o.. t.... ~. n..,.r = ooo
,,..., - ,,..,,.,,Is,'. G. on .cs
.',.~,. -. soc 100 zoe
=, .',..'.-l....l.,.,
-, 49,,
800,
81, &c.,,
go :. ~'''0'' VI : ~ ~ ;" -"
%. ...'. - - -,
~ -
~ N'0''0'' ''i
-'N'
I"e limited number OF agricultural
returns received from assessors make ii
Impossible To present such ioo'ing' and
comparisons a' A'd been desired. The
e si"'e'' however sho" that there are
o. COZ iar'n'' o! an acreage OF 5.954 sll'
"nd oil u cash value Oh SiVo'0=I'O0O. or
Sn increase oil more than two per cent.
ia value over that oil 1870 in ira it
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-02-10

UtONS N"h JScSHttsS " g""''-
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not al
ways, cured by its use. Nothing can
restore the hair where the follicles
are destroyed, or the glands atrophied
and decayed; but such as remain can
be saved by this application, and
stimulated into activity, so that a
new growth of hair is produced. In
stead of fouling the hair with a pasty
sediment, it will keep it clean and
vigorous. It's occasional use will pre-
vent the hair from turning gray or
falling off, and consequently prevent
badness. The restoration of vitality
it gives to the scalp arrests and
prevents the formation of dandrutf
which is often so uncleanly and Of
fensiye. Free from those deleteriOus
substances which make some prepa-
tions dangerous, and injurious to the
hair, the Vigor can only benefit but
not harm it. If wanted merely for
HAIR DRESSING, nothing else
can be found so desirable. Contain
ing neither oil nor dye, 1t does not
soil white cambria, and yet lasts long
on the hair, giving it rich, glossy
lustre, and grateful perfume.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-02-10

TUE subscriber hereby giVes pubic notice Va,
hc hiss been duly appointed by the hon. judge %
Probate for the County OF oxford aud assumed tie
trust OF AdmnstratUr II the estate Of
SAMUEL JEWETr lat. OF Hartford.
In said County deceased b. giving bond the law
directs hc therefore requests all porous who
indebted 10 the estate Of .aid deccA III 10 make u
mediate payment aud those who have AuF dem 4uaa
thereon ~ exhibit the same 10
CYRUS HUrCHINs. JK
Jan ~ 1874.
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MGsttllang,
The Wealth and Industry Of
Maine.
MACHINERY. sc
CcoNcLUDED.l

MACHINERY. sc.
Thirty establishments tor tht mama
faeture of mill and all kinds Oi machlney,
steam engines, boilers, locomotives rait
road cars, castings. marine and miscei
laneous work. return and invested clpi
tai Of 8. O67 800; value OF product, 81,
sol .247; hands employed, l,lOl wages,
S649.9lS.
On.
There is one iactosy in The Stale lor
the manufacture OF kerosene and labri
eating oil. napIha. ga>oleue and paraliue.
It IS situated in Cape Elizabeth, aGd The
value OF the produc, this yeaS is returned
al S254 500 The return, from factories
manufacturing oil hom porsie> or men
baden the most ot Whica are situated ia
Lincoln County tola. capita, 90
SS2S. 800: value OF production. $50 $50 /,
hands employed, 446. Hal .ud returns
been sent. il i iAciy ,ntl ,ae c'pi'N
would have exceeded 500 600. aud tAc
value OF prodIcIiol $4,000.
on FLooa CIoIH.
-Four factories. with au invested capital
of S5s5,uuJ. show product valued at
1901 600 There are at least Two more
factories ia the State. and jae value oi
their pyoduc, added 90 the sum given
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Notice Of Assignee Of his Appoint
ment.

II THE DISTRICT Court OF THE UNITED STATES
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter Of l. ". i A. o.,vo,nrcv
q. Parsons, Bankrupt IN ohhAhurIV''
DISTRICT OF MAINE. SIS: AT Portland in said
District, the twenty third day Of December, \.
-. 1878.
rfNHE undersigned hereby gives notice OF lA'
4 appointment as assignee OF /. W x \. q
Pa 'sous OF Norway. in the COUNTY Of OXFORD and
stlte OF Maine, within sail District, "A no hts been
adjudgcd Bankrupt, individually and n co-PaH
ners. upon the petition OF their Creditors, BY TIE
District Court Of said District.
EE UPHAG, Assignee.
20 Address, Poitlsnd. Ne. jsn.2 ~
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OXFURD, At Court vi Probate, held n
Paris within aud tor the County vi oxford
on th- third Iussday Of January, \. ID. 1874.
w LILLIAN MOODSUM named Executor 10
w certain instrument purpOTting to bee the .4,I
VIII aud Testament VI George W. White late uf
Peru ia said County deceased, having prcsellrt
th- same Tor Probate
Ordered, hat the laid Executor give notice 20
ali prrsuu- Interested by causing a copy OF tlis
o. def ~ be- published three ssuccessAe ~ iAr
oxford Democrat printed az Paris that tAry may
appear al a Probate Court 10 be- held a. Pare
va ,.sd CVa1ty On the thifd rursda, Ut March ntzt
Al O'clock ~ tre FORENOON and shyN eAur. % aay
they haze wuJ t.e same should not De allowed a
sbc last viii and Testament Vt said drccascd.
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OXFORD, ss:-At Court OF Probate held =.
Paus within aud Tor th- County Of oxford
on the third Tuesday OF January. A. ID, 1874
A LEXANDEK ,. THAlER Executor on ;le
"A estate OF Diadcmia Keen late Of Paris 10 SAD
County deceased, having presented his account u
administration Of the estate of said deceased iOl
allowance:
Ordered Thatthe said Executor give lOueo
TO all persons interested by causing a copy Of thh
order ~ be- published three weeks sU,cesYely the
oxford Democrat printed AT Paris, that they uAT
appear ~ Probate Court 10 be held AZ Paris
Ia said County on the third IusIday OF March next
1T O'Clock u the forenoon and shrw cause u Any
they have Why the same should not be allowed.
A. II. WALKER Judge.
true eopy-Attest: II. {. DAVIS, Register.
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OXFORD, s:--At a Court Of Probate heI4 At

OXFORD, s. AT = Court OF Probate held AZ
Pris within aud Tor the Coauty Of ONfafd
Oh the third tuesday OF January, \. ID. 1874.
DESJAMIN X. Bryant, named Executor la
ID certain instrument pui porting 20 be the last
Will and Testament VI Abraham Bryant la.- 90
BeJhrl in -aid County deceased, having pTsseutcl
the same Tor Probate.
ordered That the said Executor give notice
to all persons interested br causing a copy OF thi
order 10 De pU b-hed three week suceessey 90 ;lv
oxford Democrat printed az Paris, that they may
appear AT Probate Court 70 be held AZ Paris
la sAid County on the third Tuesday OF March next
Mt o'clock ia The forenoon and sheW cause % ally
they have why the same should not be proved n.y.
proved aud allowed as the last ~ and IcstaiurLt
vi said deceased. A. II. WALKER. Judgr.
true cOpy-Atte.t: n. {. DAVIS, Regi,tyr.
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which s.op Ln f.,tr.I La. q
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WI $500 ~ '''I9 ''''
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Sun ~, 80 '''' : y, VIC, ,qtioe
w WV ~ yS"''' W iiSi
rcsortcd fO i'm season IL sell
-, =,
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asl viii AND te.iamenI Vi saIi drcca,cd.
A. II. WALhEK, Judge.
4 true copy-atte.l: a. Z. DAvIs, Register,

ONfOKD, - AT = Court OF Probate held =,
Pans WITHIN aud Tor the County Of ONlofd
on the third Tuesday OF JANUARY. A -. lssi
WILLIAM ". BOLSTER Guardian o. LrWis
w u Reed mlnOTtnild iud hvii oi LrNI- Heed
late OF Mexico la sad County, having presented
hi, Fad aud hntl account Vi guarilAuship Of SAID
ward tor allowance.
Ordered, That tue said Guardian give notice
10 all pyF-Vn- interested b causing cops ~ tas
order - be published three weeks succrssf rly ,le
OAfJrd Democrat printed ~ Paris. that thvy may
sppear al a Probate Court ~ - held AZ Pari,
ia SAID County Vn the third Tuesday Of March ur1s
a. O'Clock In the forenoon aud shew canse D. a.!
they have Why the sans should not be allowed.
A. II. WALKER Judge.
A true eOpy-4ttest: II. c. DAVIS, Register.
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legislative Notice.
IL rmE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE


January IS, Is.s.
XIvHEREAS. The petition Of Ralph c. Jewcii
w and others tor charter for a Railroad from
Rum1ord Fails In the County Of oxford along snl
upon the present location Of the Portland and on
fOrl Central Railroad 10 Mechanics Falls In the
County Of Androscoggin, thence by the most ira.
sible IOute 10 the city Of Auburn, il now pending
before this Legislature without sufficient notice
10 all persons and parties who are may BE- inter
ested and whereas said petition mas been referred
10 the Committee on Railroads, for hearing VI
the parties, therefore,;
ORDERED, That notice OF the pcndency OF sa.d
petition and Of the time and place Tor hearing Of
all persons and parties interested vi be given,
by publishing this preamble and order in the OK
ford Democrat, printed in the County Of oxford.
and the Weekly Lewiston Journal, published IN
Lewiston, In the County Of Androscogsin, and The
Weekly Portland Press two weeks succes.Nely
the nist publication In each OF said papers t0 be
at least ten days before Friday, the thirteenth day
OF February next, ON which day a hearing will Dc
had before said Committee IN the senate Chamber
At two O'Clock IN the afternoon AT Nci-h time az
parties or persons interested may be n, ard IL The!
shall see cause
Read and passed Sent up FOR concuuCl,e.
5. J. CHADBURS Clerk.
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ppopror AND VALUE OF CRors.

In fruit, there was u short crop oil APP
Piles, about half that Of last year. Fears
light. Grapes about an average.
The following is an estimate oil the
total product OF The principal crops ior
the present year, as compared with the
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sI9,Soj 9I4
s294Il5Jo
1--we STOCK AND '

LIVE STOCK AND VALUE.
rnr estimate oi iito >tocS is rs Ioilo"s
= compared with ,he number OF animals
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-02-10

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judgs OF
Probate for the County OF oxford ana assumed the
trust VI Administrator VI the estate Of
FRANCIS A. GLOVER late ct Hartford
In said County dcceasrd by giving bOud The Law
directs; he therefore requests ali persons VIII, are
indebted 90 the OF said deceased ~ make im
mediate payment and those who have any drIn lnls
thereon TO exhibit the same 20
CYRUS HUTCIltNS, JG
January 20, 1884,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-02-10
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