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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-14

SALE OF REAL ESTATE j Thomas Badd
Real Estate Agent of Middietown, on Thursday
last, sold for r. 4. Cochran, Esq, his farm one
and half miles north of Middletown, containing
2l0 acres, to Mrs. E. B. Sellers. of West Phils-
dephia, for $25000.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-14

McCoMB CLArToS, now owning the Dscr Park
Hotel, at Newark, has opened the bar room with
Temperance drinks of ali kinds. His table is sup
plied with the best OF the season. Rooms large,
airy and well furnished. The house has had q
thorough overhauiing, and is in tne condition
Parties from a distance can be accommodated
with supper at Gny time. Also, good aud capa-
cious bali room. Boarders will be taken now at
low rates
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-14

HAND Ctr OFF.-Y esieIday afternoon about J
O'Clock, Mr.. Hayes, boss timer at the r, w q
b. r. z car shops, met with quite severe acc-
dent patent ian for conveying saw dust into
the boiler loom, was put into operation, and IN
endeav oring to feel il the draft was all right Mr..
Hayes got his right band caught in the machinery
and about cne half OF II was cut OIL lie was
promptly furnished with medical attendance, and
is now doing we'll
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-14

POLICE CAsEs.-Lewis Gross, was arrested,
yesterday for disorderly conduct, at Seventh and
Spruce sts, two or three weeks ago. lie was fined
IS and costs.
Since yesterday morning, three cases Of drunk
eppess have been ,posed Of at SO cents and costs
each.
Last nigkt there we're al lodgers at the City
Hall.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-14

TIE PEACH .CRoP. The Seaford C...ss.
says that so far as can be ascertained no dam
aye has as yet been done 10 the fruit trees iu
consequence of the variable weather. Oul
growers look forward to an immense yield
the coming season, and are rejoicing thereat
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-14

PHILIP PHuLIPs.-OnT Thursday evening, March
2lst, Philip Philips, the singing pilgrim, Will
give "a concert in the Union M. L. Church. The
previous evening, he Will give concert in Salis
bury. Md. before the members of the Wilmington
NJ. L. Conference, which convenes ia that town
on March 9Th
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-14

THE PHoENIx FAIR. Monday evening, the
fair of the Phoenix S. F. E. Company WILL COM
mence at the Institute Hall, and continue two
weeks. A great variety of useful and fancy ar
ticIes will be displayed, which will be disposed of
by sale aud by chance. The fair is ior worthy
object and should be well patronized.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-14

TAuLEAux AND MusC.-For the btncht OF
Medelcy Chapel Sunday School, a Tabicaux and
Musical Entertainment will take place in ui'ce
Church, on Thursday evening. which ought 'o oc
well attended.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-14
aoCIE TIES.
MEETINGS THIS RvRsIsa.

Aechanio's Lodge No 4, 1 o o F, at ODD fel-
lows Hall, Sd and King.
Minqua Tribe, No. g. l o r NJ, at Red Mems
Hail. AS Market st.
Jefferson Council, No. 10. o U A M. at Mechan-
les Hall. 2l9 King St
La Fayette Lodge, No. 2, h OF r, at knights Of
Pythias Hall 2ll Market st. a
Asbury Lodge, o of g 4. at fifth and Market
Strata
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-14

LIGHT House CHANGE james II. Bell,
of Milford at present keeper of the Mispillion
Light House. has been transferred and promo
ted to principal keeper of Fenwick island
Light House. In lieu of ID. N. Warrington
who reiires - p - 80 -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-14

DELAYKp.-At Perryyille this morning. several
cars from the Baltimore Central Railroad, ran
off the track. and blocked the track OF the T., W.
4 B. X. II. Iu consequence Of this accident, the
morning train from Bsltimore was delayed about
an hour in its arrival.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-14

leserday, the commission ap,
pointed by the Orphans Court to arpIaisc ana
divide the White estate, in this city aud county
finished their labors, and made an equal DIVISION
of the nropctty between the two heirs
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-14
CITY NOTICES.

The best Recommendation of the bismarck Cater
comes trum those who have worn them. They in
Isriably advise their fleuds to drop in and try it
a. M BABCUCh 4 BRO,
.O6 Market street.
ma, e Gaifsr for GenreNen is universdpv recon-
uepded by those who have worn it as The Gast'r'
for comfort and convenience: For sale only BY
BABC0CK Il BRO.
200 Market street.
Mems ,laters. g. and up
Mems Boots. s. and up.
Ladies' Shoes, 81. 80 and up.
At the old cheap Store Of
BABCOCk & BRO..
Marx of
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-14

RELIGIOUS --Dr. Mallack oil Wilmington leaves
Grace Church this year. He was invited by The
Trustees to remain next year, but declines because
there is not entire unanimty, and he would avoid
the embarrassment sure 10 follow the lack OF entire
harmony and cooperation. n: R
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-14

r YOU WANT A FINE IMPORTED GERMAN
4 Singing Canary Bird, go 70 W; n.
CHANDLER'S, Gil Market street, and buy M
one. Just in. direct from Europe. large ~
invoice Of Sicily Canary, Hemp and Rape HH
IN. CHANDNER
-. GIL Market str
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-14

| p1-r,ic SA1r.-Mr Winchester will sell al public
auction. the household furniture, at No. 300 ship
ley st. on Thursday morning next, Feb. 18th, ut
| 10 o'clock.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-14
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Iho TO-, Last night, was exceC Clina'r dull
The nA,kstu,i, morning WAS llr5e|nd lll' 4
The ,ipse of The sl,i ia bells aie ho"d ~ n"'
iu the iaud. z.
From the Chlistiana Bridge, MnA'l street we-
sents an imposing appearance.
Don't forget the temperance entertIniheh'' AT
,ha tms,;,n,r n All this afternoon and evening.
The Executive Committec OF the Delaware IN
.,iin,. NJ Noch,nic Art. ,ucet in regular session
thii evening.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-14

THE STORM The storm, last night, was OF the
most disagreeable and severe characief. Tue
wind blew hcrcely aud the rain Tell M ha,d
showers, while log OF very great density prevail
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-14

NEARLY AN ACCIDENT The danger of
Jumping on mnting trans has been held
up Ia people, ever since the existence of
railroads. yet they still persist Ia the dan
gerous practice. At the depot, this morning,
u woman altoinpted Ia spring upon the
Baltimore train, after II was in motion, but
missed her. footing and iell bel " con the
cars. John T. Springer. ClerL Of the Peace,
who was standing by, promptly dragged
her out. and had it not beon for timely as
sistancs, she would undoubtedly have been
crushed under the wheels OF the caIs Not.
Outstanding lhe result OF tLi} ATTEMPT, the
woman was not satished, ami attempted to
spring upon ths rear car, as At passed by.
She seized the railing, but was nnable 10
get Oh lhs platform, and WAS dragged along
several ieet. A gentleman then seized her
firmly hy ih6 arms and dragged her away,
while party on the raTs tossed her baggage
out. AS the tiaIn was then out OF reach
she was forced 10 desist, aud to wait pal lent.
iy f1r The next train. + 3
BERKs COUNTY RAlLRoAD Thursday after
noon, trip over the Berks County Railroad.
from Reading 10 Maideneieek, distance of ten
miles, was made Regular trains will commence
running on Monday, leaving Reading at 6; "a,
A. NJ, and returning, leave Maidepcreek at 1;l5
A. N. freight and passenger train will leave
Reading at 4; 05, r. NJ, and returnining, leave
Maidencreek at G., Co, p. NJ
As yet, the passenger cars that are to he nsed
for regular running will be those of the Will
mington and Reading road. The b. {. R. II.
have number Of freight and other cars of their
own. III ! 3D..
Tonight, q special tram will be run from
Reading to Maidencreek, where grand railroad
meeting will be held ~
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-14

CAMr MrEriNas. The time appointed tor
holding the l,chobolh Beach Camp Meeting, the
coming summer is July II; that OF Chester Heights
T,,Iy
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-14
LADIES,

LADIES,
= hava n larsc stock Ct Childreu's Shoes
rot mas, be .ol3 call ana examine they are very
.u.sp Nm. II. BABC0Ck & CO..
j; Market ST.. doors below Fourth.
RESUMPTION or STFcIE PAYMENT -Wun. II. Bah
Geek q, CO. sl3 Market street. doors below 4th.
will take s.sr u exchange for Boots auj Shoes t.
a Ila.tel extent: they don't want too much OF 1t,
however.
THOSE PURCHASIEG
Boots sni Shoes at 3i$ Market street. docr5 be-
low Fourth have the advantage of selec tins FROM
large and varied ST ock at low prices.
VIM. II. BABC0Ck co.
ssFccts &c Fr,.s.--"Teil the truth and shame
! SATAN there is no getting aroundit: what we
are said is said. end the public bear us out in our
exclusion that far Lr,tcl47s boot, shoe gaiter.
Harket street, four d.-l! below 4th: is the place
-et IL; WI. II. BAEC0GK co
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

wILNtsGroS. Dcb, Feb. l! 1874.
Latest stock quotations furnished BY Merriok /
johnson IL Co. S. Il. Ger. 9Th and Market street
Wilmington. Del At L. NJ. to day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-14

AN ARREST FOR SwINDLINd, AN ARREST FOB
SELL1NG LIQUOR ON SUNDAY, AND
AN ARREST FOR LARCENY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-26
Bethel Items.

BETHEL, May y, 1874.
Last week The village barely escaped
scvioas conlagra,ion 10y the timely dis
coyery OF fire upon the roof OF the house
of Charles Mason. Esq. The chimney
took fire, and Mr.. Mason kept close watch
until he supposed the dan Ger WAS all
passed. Some hours after the burning
on, Of the chimney, Mrs Enoch Foster
discovered fire upon the roof OF the eli
and gave the alarm, and help being Al
hand the fire Was extiuguished with a few
buckets OF wafer. Yesterday the house
OF james Smith with all is contens was
consumed. It was about one mile from
the yillage-al the family were away.
May 9th, Mr. Stephen French. of
Pennington, Y. H., lost horse, wagon
and harness from his stable. About
week AGO the matter WAS put iuto the
hand of detective c. NJ. Wormcl. Of
Bethel, and Wednesday he found the
team in good condition in the stable OF
OILS Hayiord, OF Albany, Me. About
week since = msn called At Mr.. Ilayfords
and desired to be put aboard The train At
Bethel (lbout three miles distanO, say.
ing lac would call for the team next day
aud settle the bill. lie called his name
Charles McKenuey. and has not been
heard from since Mr. HayCord's son left
han at the depot. w.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-26
Editorial and Seiecied TENS.

More Tain Monday.
Grass IS looking iuc!y.
The MexicaIs are again rtiding into
Texas and stealing cAjtle.
The Ladies' Social Circle will meet
in the baptist Vestry. next Wednesday
evening.
We received items from So. Paris
Monday morning-too late for publication
This week.
Rev. Mr.. Tinker of Auburn. will
exchange with Rev. J. b. Wheclwright,
next Sabbath, May 3lst.
arrangements arc being made by
some OF our young people to present the
drama Down by the Sea-" at Academy
Hall. soon.
Tho Rev Mr. Mathews OF Auburn
will prsach in the Baptist church in this
village next Sunday. exchanging with
Or. Estes.
A. NJ. Austin, Esq. OF BuchGe'd.
issued policy for 5000 on the lie Of 4
newly appointed Consul to South America
one day las, week.
Rev. II. ?. Forbes OF Gaysville. Vt.
will preach in the Universalist Church in
this village next Sabbath at the usual
time Of morning service.
The son OF Or. Livingstone has re-
signed promising career in Egypt Tor
the purpose OF editing the correspondence
and other very voluminous materials o.
historical value leIl by his father.
We were pleased to receive a call
lrom Eras,as BeusIn. Esq, of Boston,
.a,. Friday. NJ. b is 4 native OF sum.
ney; but has been in Massachusetts since
1917. For twenty five years he WAS en-.
gagged IN The iron business; bu. has
recently become connected withe irm OF
Benson * Banks, dealers IN Iudia.ruOJor
and Gu,ta percha Goods. lie says tho
OJord Deaocrl. is the first paper which
he remembers.
NJ. ). T. S1rgeu. Of Norway wa, in
our village last week cndeayoriag 10
make arrangements Tor paving our side.
walks with Scrimsbaw's patent concrete.
tie says The expense is only - cents per
square yard. when gravel is hand, :"
aud The FJiCc could be considerably re.
duccd by The citizens, they would "hyul
the sand" This pavement has been used
in Portland for eight years, on the Park
and "a. several Of the Commercial Street
crossings Mr. $ has secured the right
to .ay this walk in Oxford County.
ELtcS sultan, q fire Knox and Ham.
b.eiouian stallion, advertised to stand at
the stable Of Samuel Record. in Buckfeld. .
during the present season, met with
singular death IaS. week. Ills driver put
him into q stable at Lewiston. on Friday, |.
giving him . wisp Of hay. Another horse +
came in, and Black Sultan called 10 him. /
thereby drawing some OF the hay into his
tAroa,. he lived until Monday when he .
died at Mr.. Records stable. The owner
had been offered $1,000 tor half Interest
In him, the week previous.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-26

OXFORD, IS AT a Court OF Probate held at
Paris within and for the County OF 0Xierd
ON the third Tue sday OF May, a. ID. 1874.
ON the petition of ADADILLA CHURCHlLL
~ Widow of Lebbeus Churchill late Of Harils ii
~ sal.i Counly deceased praying for an allowance
Out OF the personal estate of her late huaband:
Or tered, Fiat the said Petitioner give notice 10
To all persons Interested by causing copy OF this
order 10 be published threeweeks in the
oxford Democrat printed ut Paris, that they may
Ape. ~ n Probate Court to be held at Paris
ia sa!d County on the third Tuesday OF June next
~ O'Clock III the forenoon and shew cause II any
they have Why the same should not be granted.
A. II. WALKER, Judge.
true copy, attest III. e. DAVIS, RegistIi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-26
Thirty Wears Experience OF an
Old Nurse.

Mr.. Winslow's Soothing syrup l. the
prc>s ri9tlon OF oue ot tae best Female Phvsi-
cans al. Nurse il tar United states anu 'tt- reci
g.. tHr @. rtl wears S. ith never itii- safety aut
..-- .I millions ul u tEcr- -u4 r-l-lIcu. ir1nl
&C., .....y infant OF oly Uves OIL to tlc afuit. D.
a....y cot i|t .U-l.l. Do. ttlittr- ~ .t.. t...i.
.t.- t.r bowels. and gives rest, health aa.
....|. O.. mother ana r'.II. We u..eNc 70 IS tAc
-.. .L.I ~.f.,t rtme,.y .u tbe Worit. iu 40 eases
~. D. ~tNIEI.l aud tiAl.EHUEN n CHILD
isN whether De- arises ir..u lc.tutu- or from a..l
.. - cause. fuA aI-vct.4- for u~iH-, VIII accom-
each bottle. None genuine Uu.c,- tlc ac
s...... 10 CURTIS N PERKINS i- 90 JIc outside
D... el- >..i ht Jl N-.ucue bct.tJ-.
U.,55-ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-26

A true copy-attest: H. c. DAVIS, Rsgiste'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-26
Children often look Pale and
Sick

i. iu other cause flau having worms Boo The el0m
.'h BROWNS kEENltCOE CAMFirS
'.i Destroy Worms without injury 10 the child.
,.l- perfectly WHITE. aud free from all color
'f other lnjlIiou- Ingredients usually used ln
worm Preparations.
CURTIS 81 BROWN. Propri.tors.
NJ -ll Fulton street. New York.
ga ~ GH Druggists Gai thsu,ists atd Feulers Ia
As-'tiHes az TWENTY-FIVE CENTS 4 Box.
iulS ~ -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-26

Hampers Monthly, Weekly and BaZar.-
MN York Harper & Bros SICO; any two.
Si0Vs all three, SiG.uJ.
iIarper's for Juae pats in il appearance very
early this month. II opens with paper on "Our
Nearest Acighbor' (Ncxic1) aud the Article will
be continued through several numbers. Second
Paper Of Army Organization by Gen. Geo p. Nc
Lcllan Is given. Collecting salmon Spawn in
Maine being an account or the fisheries At Bucks.
port, viii be read with interest by citizens OF this
STATE. "Nymphtlia, The Fairy Court" by Michael
Drayion, with ten Illustrations, Is one Of the best
prepared poems which has been issued in our
magazines for some Time. Five Chapters OF The
Living Link al chap. Xt of NJ Mother AMI viii
bc found in this number.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-26

~. Nicholas, S-r,hlcl's Illustrated Magazine
DoDGC. New lolS .->cr.bncg ~ Go. 500 per
year.
the Jane number announces tat; thc publishers
have purchased she " CaifratS H,Hr" published
by I. =. Ar,har y sons. Tn publication OF the
"CaUdrcs's Hour" Will - discontinued AFTER the
Jane numbers, and tire subscribers will bc trans.
feuel g. ST. NICHOLAS We arc sorry TO lose the
Hour, toc /, W., one oi the prctlcst and pu,cst
Juveniles pubIjshcI.tut the increase, subscription
E-t wall enable 81. NICHOLAS % Introduce new
feature which Will more than eounterJallucc all
losses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-26

FEW PEoPLE unaCqIaintcd with physi
olOgicIl chemistry are aware OF tue guam.
THY OF iron in the blood. but all Sh0uld
t.l5u Tue importance of keeping up the
supply. for debility. disease and death
are sure TO follow when The quantity be-
comes TOO much reduced. The Pereuyian
Syrup O. protoxide OF Iron) supplies this
Vital clement ard has cured many chronic
diseases.
THIS GREAT AMERICAN CONSUMPTION
REMEDY, Or. WM IIALL's BALsAM FOR
THE LUNGs. cures the worst eases OF
COCGHS, Coins and all the diseases OF the
LUNGS. THRoAT and CHEST. For WHooP
ING COUGH and Group il is 4 CERTAIN
SPECIFIC. The most OBSTINATE CASES
surely yieiy 10 Halls Balsam. when used
pcrscycrinelY. Stands at the head oil
all cough preparations. Sold everywhere.
JouN +. llFNRY, CURRAN Il Co, pG0pri.
etors, S and 9 College Place, y. York.
The hSppiosl discovery Of the age.
ANAKEsIs, an inia.iiblc cure OF PILES, o
scientific combination of poul,ice inStru-
ment aud medicine, endOrscdby physicians
of All schools. discovered by DIX. SILDEE,
a regular physician, and used successfully
in thousands of cases. Sufferers who have
tried everything in vain will liad instant
rciel and permanent cure. Iii regard
ed by medical men Is the greatest OF
modern discoveries. AMI pronounced
infalhble. Price $50. Sold by all
Druggists everywhere. Depot, 40 Walker
ST., New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-26

The Republic, A Magazine devoted - the dis
scmnatiOu uf Political information. Washing.
tou, u. C.:-Republic Publishing Co. 500 per
year.
Tho May number contains articles OF interest
upon the Patent OGec The New Financial BILL
two articles upon The Currency, southern War
Claims, Closer Relations with Canada The Postal
Telegraph, AMI upon many other questions OF
public interest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-26
Special Notices.
Co~;.ycneSs il aggravated by

.... r. -tr.a- uur-Jtvc~. THE 0uly 5ti5n1,
'.- some -.ul- laxative aui t'uie hke
l. IIt..--.,N FlEI~rAtTfC LuAE>0tS. Tle~.
..'.. .ser tu, gradually restore nature They
r..... OPPRESSION. E.--iI,ss- Nesfrrts, ans!
...-. Ir .I of lHiJF,fiI,i also. tLr only urOpcr
-..,.. t.r Ih.s, c.,hcr b.yclu- o. olhcrNi-c
I'N. c-~ Large box, 90 ct-., nl.il-d free
g.. -a., l.-l price.
job HAEua~DN'> ICELAND BALSAM,
.r...I rurc Cog CYJcII~. HoAR>ENT~> ami all
l...Ht. ... IJN,, conn plants. tur sale hy r.
D tl.l,l-l\ A CO., IrulrIctJr~, No. 4 ITemou.
... Boston, and cd Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-26

We have just purchased q supply Of
new POSTER CUTS, suitable i'r Stock
BrCcicT- and Owner, ct Race Courses,
which viii enable as - furnish Posters
90 a~ excellent quality a- can be pro
cured in ans city vllcc, and Al a, Rot
S0Hn6ie Rates.
Stud for samples.
OXFORD DEMOCRAT.
Paris, March =, lo.i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-26
IYonh.s Hnnsrhnlh NInrari,

Woods Household Magazine. New York
CITY aud Newburgh, y. I.:-S. l.. Shutes. pub
usher. SLtO per year-With Chrome Sl.51.
The May number IS fuu Of The usual variety Of
selected and original matter, while the illustra.
tions are more numerous than common. livery
body eaa afford to subscribe FOR Woods.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-26
DIED.

In West Bethel. Man Ij. l.. Nin'irtrcl. daugh
Ger of g. ". and n Il. liJrnlrn aged years and
. months.
Ia West Paris, May %. OF crysipela-, Hul.ah,
Aiic of John Brown, E>9 aged - years
IN E1Nbury, April q, stephen J.. aged , years,
aud n months. Nay s. NAV, aged year, NOS
~ days. MAY l.. Lila, ascd months, al children
ot Siimsn \ and Sarah ". Reed
"a Naples, NAY !. SIR. Charles Walton, formerly
90 th.s town. IEVd 10 ytaIs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-26
OXFORD, ss:-At 4 Court, of Probate, held a:

OXFORD, ss:-At q Court of Probate held at
Paris within aud for the Connty of Oxford
CTETu ID. WASHBURN named Executor In a
= certain instrument purporting to be the last
viii and Testament of George Chandler late OF
Canton in said County deceased, having presented
the same for Probate:
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice
to all persons interested by causing copy OF this
order to he publishedhree weeks successfully the
oxford Democrat printed al Paris, that they may
appear AZ Probate Court to be held at Paris
m said County, on the third Tuesday Of June next
at o'clock in the forenoon and shcw cause IL any
they have why the same should not be proved APP
proved and allowed rs the last VIII and Testament
vi said deceased.
A II. WALKER, Judge.
Atrue copy-attest: ii. Z. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-26
Farm for Sale.

TINE FARM in Blcklicld adjoining A. j. Hall 5
/ c5nttining about 100 acres OF prime land
with comfortable buildings, good orchard, neIds
ali wall a in, near 3 good school, ! miles from
Paris Hill, q miles ~ BHcSi-ld village and to
So Paris Depot said farm has been occupied for
some wears by WmslDw Turner, and will be sold
cheap Possession given Immediately.
For terms apuly 10 A. j. HALL, adjoining the
premises or NATHAN MORRILL,, Buckdeld Village.
The farm ome of the best n town.
npr74iW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-26
OUR TABLE.
seribner,s monthly. an rlls.tro,ed

segibner's Monthly, an Illustrated Magazine
ler the people, conducted hy J. 6. Holland, New
York Ser 'mer n Co, SLU0 per year.
The "Great South" is continued in the June
number, also the serials Kathrinc Earle aud the
Mysterious Island. "Adina" is concluded, and
the first instailmcnt OF story, a Four-leaied
Clover by SAKE Holm, is giveu. thc poems are
all artistic anl beautiful; Old Time Music 10y
BENZ r. Taylor, being particularly attractive. The
editorial departments are OF the usual high order
of Literature.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-26

Ia Creme dc In Creme, a Collection OF Music
Tor advanced Players. New York - l.. Peters.
500 per year. S,u-ie copies - cents.
Contents OF May number: Chant an Biyouac,
Thiae OSn D,h rIslgllc Tho Angels Dream,
The Will Kos s-usr:h in shcc. form $40.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-05-26

The Nursery. MoutaIy Magazine f5ryouGg.
y-t readers. Boston John l.. SIpyry, IS BgOm.
ucli street. SD per year.
Volume Glc,u close, with lhc jane number.
We o-nno; 40 better ia uou,ia; tau TO copy an
extract from o letter written by a liiiS child 10
the publishers. If wish YOU would speak 10
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