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THOMAS Chapel LODGE I. o. @. r.,
meets every saturday night at the Thomas
4 fln nal rbureh
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LOUIS $. RECORD. W. c. r.
j, w. RECORD, W. Secrvtary.
knights of Pythias.
COEUR DE LEON LODGE No. s, meets
every Tuesday evening. J. NJ. Wright, Past
Chancellor; r.. B. Scay, Chancellor Com
mander; y. Wprtl. Vice chancellor Richard
Morgan, Prelate: Il. z. Aunspaugh, Master
of EXchequer; Jos. L.. Fisher Master of ri.
nance j. ". Walden, Keeper OF Records and
Seals
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Franklin A. PENN take
subscriptions for papers
and magazines. s

Try English Female Bittersi they cure AFTER
all else falls.
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7 gl5, y ~ n orlcG. By u. d I1 .l'1
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cAPrasJunc Peak aud Captain I'd.
Bower returned from Tarrant county
yesterday, we are glad to say in SPLEEN
did bloom. Every male twenty-one
years fage in that county is, we are
informed, among the mostmagnifcent
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VALUABLE IIIOTEL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

"Crutchncld House,"
~ the city Of Dallua, II offered nj private
sale, For lprms, lnlnie OIL .ausIHIl F.
ONO. w, liAHLoil, on q
fih N 30 JAH.O. cliUrCliFlhlin. q
Dallns. Nov. rs, Is1B llOdif
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CoEoSEL W.T.. Nance, Of tho firm OF
AIcssrs Nance q Moiictt proprIetors
OF The Star Millsof Lancaster was In
the city yesterday. Colonel Nance IL
one-of the business pillars OF Dallas
county, q cultivated gentleman and
one Of tho talIest, IN more senses than
one mlll6rs, In ilcsoulh, 49,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17
EDITORIAL and Selected Items.

-Buekield Items from "Harry," nex'
week.
--Flour for $500 by Paris FIGURING
Co.. So. Paris.
Oxford Items received too late ior
this weeks issue.
We publish on our first page this
week,a well written letter from Vermont.
The las, public meeting OF Paris
Hill Lyeeum was held Friday evening
Another dam disaster in Massachus.
et,s. See election reluns.-Citre!Dld
Herald
There is more trouble in Arkansas.
Lieutenant Gov. Smith claims TO be
Governor.
We understand that ia Hebron there
are several cases of the new throat dis.
ease, (ioRsilais epllcmiea) which is PIE
vaiIing so extensively in New York. DR..
a. c. Whitman OF BucSlie.d. has carried
one through 10 couva 'escence.
We have received from the publish
ers Of tie ChriStidH al Work their beauIi.
ful premium Portfolio OF Twelve Gems,
By IIcudschel. These gems are elegantly
printed ON fue paper, and will make an
excellent present Tor the holidays.
The Queen of Eng'an it seems. has
strictly forbidden The royal family 10
participate in our Centennial in any way
shape or manner. This is OF course
natural Ii would scarcely be respectful
To the memory Of George III Tor any ct
the younger HanoverS to whistle upon
the anniversary oil his funeral.
JAMES FREEMAN No. > Union Wharf,
Portland, furnishes Oysters conveniently
packed in small kegs, which can be easily
transported to any part of the country.
They will keep in this condition for con
siderable tirse without losing their fresh
ness. lie has our thanks for liberal
supply.
We call particular attention 10 our
New York letter published on the first
page Of this issue. The writer-a former
resident Of Paris-proposes to furnish a
series OF letters. describing what he sees
aud drawing comparisons between The
appearance OF the city in 1874, and
twenty years ago. when he visited II ior
the first time. We predict that these
articles will be of great interest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17
ObIt nary.

NJ Lucy Quincy, wife oil samuel Carney died
IN Hebron. Oe. 5, aged 20 year, DO months and p
days. She became o ineubes OF the Baptist church
ia Hebron a. Il years Of a-e. aIoruin her proies
siol by 3 worthy aud consistent iite, Away really
10 sympathize with everyone In trouble. She was
Oh, mother Of zht CHI lreu, kiaj ani aae-tlonate
anl always giving good counsel
Angel mother, thos arr sleeping
o. he long. la,i quiei rest,
And 10 signs Or ours, or weeping,
E.ewll warm tbs pulsel-ss breast.
Yet 90 us sur home - sadness.
F0rthe "dav star" there hath fed
And those cheerful smiles OF sladness
Vow lie buried wiki the dead
Be it ours. one day. 10 meet her
When this LIES stern tolls are GER
Be g ours in Heaven % greet ber,
There 70 live forevsr-mOIe.
'.t,hVegrs plssse eoyyl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17
Fryeburg.

Tie Teachers In ti;ule held here this week has
provei full Of interest 10 all ~lo have attended
lis sessions Th< hints hyuNa oJt ia regard 10
teaching and the manas emtu; OF scholars, vii
prove ~ great value 90 an teachers who put them
in practice owing to insufficient notice the at
tendance was 10. 50 large as was desired. VI
Ma1ry with twenty-five OF DAB, students, nom
Eruwud,ll, attended the Institute on Thursday
Proc Luce devoted considerable time 10 giving
suggestions upon fee-hand drawing; an exercise
participated in, and apparently enjoyed by the
amateur artists. Mr.. Cor,treli added to has we'll
known reputation, showing great tact and knowi'
edge a. human nature 10 his suggestions upon
modes Of instruction and school government.
Hon John II French Of Vermont, proved an able
and valuable helper. His lectures upon entc mol
ov were full OF humor and startling facts, Illus
tatiue i'm startling manner the instinct and Ieas-
oning faculties. as well a. the wonders and powers
OF the whole insect world Nany Of the citLens
have attended the sessions, aHd while mingius
wiki teachers and scholars have been brought IN
10 closer sympathy with the young IN their sirug
giles for knowledge, AMI have themselves IN iui'
agination, been carried ba q Co. school-days anu
uate young again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17
Non-Resident Taxes.
In the town Of Byron County of Oxford and
STINT. of Maine lnr the year Iszl

In the town Of Byron County of Oxford and
State of Maine for the year 1873.
The following list Of taxes on real estate of non
resident owners in the town OF Byron for the
year 1893 in bills committed to STEPHEN
TAYLOR, collector of taxes for said Town
on the 18th day of Sept, 1873 has been return by
him TO me "a remaining unpaid on the 18th day
of Sept. 1874 by his certificate of that date and
now remain unpaid and notice Is hereby given thar
If the said taxes, intcrest and charges not paid
into the treasury OF said Town within eighteen
months from the date of the commitment oil said
bills 80 much of the real estate taxed AS will be
sufficient To- p1y the amOuni due therefor including
interest and charges will without further notice be
sold at public auction az
At the Town House in said town, on the liih
day OF April, 1875, at two o'clock IN the afternoon
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17
No Excuse for BEING Sick.

No per,oa can use Bosehee's German syrup
without getting .ahed.a;e relief and cure. We
have ;hs a5s; case o. Coughs, Colds or Consamp
tics O. any disease Of the Thro AZ and Lungs, yet
70 lear from that has not been cured. We have
distributed every year Tor three years over 2o Coz
sample bottles, oy druggists "a al parts OF "a
Cnl.ed s;a;e-. No other manufacturers ever gave
ths.r preparations such ties, a. this. &C &c your
Druggist and se, sample bottle foE 10 cents and
~ 1.-TWO doses will relieve you.
Agents. A. VI. HANNoSD, Paris Hnli GEo
WILSON, South Paris
sent o. - en- eow-lv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17
No. Waterford.

We are having avery successful term OF liish
school 80 hi. place-aboui thirty I've scholars
NJ Pike proves himselt,o be thorough teacher
Il shortd he v IN teach the winter school.
NJ good Drew has buiit him i new sable lust
below tie village. where he iuIends 10 erect a
dwelling house in the spring.
Nj J y Rant has his usual number OF men man'
uiaeturing shocks. lie Intends 70 do large busI
ness IN lha, line the coming winter.
We have had no regular preaching in the church
here FOR some tlme-are hoping 10 have minister
5000. Rev EPhraim Cummings lrom Massachu
,et s., has supplied the pulpit the two pa,i sab
ba rs
\ lady We did no; lc IN her name, held an Adj
vent meeting at the school house last Thursday
evening, Oct. y.
We arc having lovely weather. The woods cen
% abound In small game. There are quite mum
Der OF hunters from abroad stopping At the For
rest House.
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so. Paris.

During the past season the south Paris cheese
fsc.o.y M, received 4l2cso pounds of milk, and
manufactured it into 90 cheeses, averaging about
80 pounds each. The product sells at factory Tor
l6s cents. plain; and l.! cents, sage.
Cd Rice the new Paris tailor, is doing good
business. II You want nice it, give him call
When YOU ale In the village Step into the stores
of \ shurtlcG n son, Carl II d Bolster and
Thayer They will be glad Ia see you.
The Paris Grange, Patrons OF Hu-bandTy, Is in
nouri,hr- condition and VIII hold IN adjourned
meeting at Engine Hall on Thursday eve Nov 10
ANY persons wishing initiation will confer with
some o. the charter members before that time
SIC.
The oxford Normal Institute closes Friday Of
this wees. Examination in parsing, Latin and
physiology, on Thursday p NJ; and in arithmetic
algebra and philosophy, ON Friday \ NJ. Tie
closing exercises will Occur at the Congregational
church on Friday evening.
Waterman Hewitt, Professor in Cornell Uni
versity. Is now at home, yeiy Ill. We understand
however, that his symptoms are more favorable
&.
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TERMS :

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copy: postage fee.
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Will he sent los express, freight at expense OF
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Newspapers are i1i 20 copy This ddrTt5tWtNf
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Uutu further notice the Geo. Cromwell" win
bee the only steamer Ealing 10 This line. Lea' ns
20 tlnl every wednesday AMI New Norkie'ery
saturday i. NJ.
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AUCTION

The subscriber will sell has farm. situated IN
Paris, two anu half miles from 10 Paris ana
the s. me distance from Norway Village, nj Pubic
Auction on saturday, Nov. =, 1874, nj O'Clock
4 81 Should the weather be rainy, the sale VIII
take place Oh Monday following, or the III 81 l"lr
day after. ~,
The fam contains 100 acres or more, well dlyid'
81 into moving. paSturing aud wood lana, nicely
walled ia: cuts from - 10 80 ions hay, and has q
ltr.c lot OF Apple Trees mostly grated and ia
bearing condition. Also, Pear Trees Plum Trees,
aud Grape Vines
ar Enough wood aud timber can be spared TO
nav for the alm. 1900 OF liemlock timber is cut,
and l. cords OF bark peaied really for market
Also. a nice Maple Orchard. Two thirds Of the
purchase money can remain on mortgage II de
sired. Ans one wishing 70 purchase, can look the
property over previous to the sae.
Also. at same time and place, yoke oxen
wear old, II. , in; , Cows, yearlng heller, !
yoke of calves d sheep, Messenger mare, g years
old weighing | no lbs, wagon, sleigh mar
ness, - tons hay, farming tools. NC.
JACOB c. DECOSTER.
GEO. 4. COLE, Auct'r.
So Paris, November Il, 1874. Wv
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Harper'S Magazine
lIILTSTR AIED.

Ths ever Increasing circulation Of This excellent
monthly proves IT, continued ndapiaiiuu - l'olu'
lar de- res and nccdS. Indeed, when We think n.
10 how many homes 10 pcuctrutcs every month We
must consider 10 as one 81 the educators - well
as entertainers of the public mind, for IT, vast
pouulAl itv has been won hy 30 appeals tn stupid
prciurlircs or dclravr,l tastes -BosflE Globe.
The character which this Magazine possesses
Cor variety enterprise, artistic wealth, aud literary
culture that has kept pace with u u has not ie
the timr. should cause it, conductors % regard u
with iustihabe comVlaccucy. II also entities
them e. great claiJn upon The public gratitude.
The Magazine has done good aud not eva Hi me
DAYS OF IL life -Br0Ciign Eagle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17
Paris Hill.

An adjourael session Of the Baptist church
busine-r meeting, VIII Be held IN the vestry Sat
urdsy afternoon. al O'Clock.
The closing exercises OF Paris IN Acsdemy
viii De held Thursday evening. Owing TO this
change, the lecture announced f0r nesday
evening. will not De delivered.
The Bap,ss society has been presented with an
eles4n. chandelier by some Of the ladies IN the
parish.
Weather being favorable, a Sabbath-School con
cert exercise will be held ia the Baptist church
next SUNDAY evening At O'Clock. Subject
Light
Vespe. services were held in the Un.yersalisi
church las, sunday evening.
Burns, Great Moral show will exhibit in the
Cour; House this MONDAY, evening. The pro-
gramme Is an attractive one, and no doubt there
win be a large attendance.
Nj. Benjamin Walton. who has been Tor 50
many years sexton OF the Baptist church IN this
village died at his residence on sunday night
Nov. 1874.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17

PUBLISHED As A WARNING AMI Cor ihe benefit OF
YuI7Ns NtFN AID OTHERS who suffer from NEkN-
OJ> DEBILITY, Loss or MANHOOD. etc
Sr,....,.r, l.t...irs N >tlt-C4re Written hy one
Wa cured himself after undergoing cou-i.,cr,. il
QuA-Ae.y. ami sent free on receiving post pad.
directed envelope.
sufferer. are invited % address the author.
NATHANIEL. MAlfAlk.
sci s--Irm 4. %. Boa lo5, brrobll D. y i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17
Ten Thousand People.

There are more than ten thousand people in the
United States who expect to be the happy
possessors Of the first grand prize in the Kentucky
Gift Concert of $4,000. Allof them but one viii
be disappointed. One will get it, for Governor
Bramle,ie, the manager at Louisville, has an.
nounced that the Concer, will positively take place
on November So 1864: that there will be no further
and if our readers want to know
about t. write to him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17
Special Notices.

II Alcoholic stilntdsnts age taAea into TIE
blood the hear: work s.fastsr and THE unnainr Al
speed wears 0u; The vial machinery. Al. inioN
eating ucs;rams advertised as "torirs' "ien'-
yaiors" sc, produce tai, disastrous eject, and
SHOULD - re, e-tel On wALEEE's NEGErAHLk
VISK.AE Blrl.Es-aa Iu,isoraut without Tie
curse %. a.e.Aoi-ls everywhere sly planting these
nelson's
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. n.n n, rniiea SHADES Glren Away.

If Won want beautiful colored map l5NS6 inch
es. OF the United States, -cnd your name and post
office address to q. l. HIrrlsOn, > state street
Rostou Mass to l.. =. Booth, 80 Broadway, New
Yo-k CITY; o. 10 ". II. Stennett, Gen. Pas. agent,
G. SN. ". Railway, Chicago ILL.,, and copy viii
lie sent you free, :"
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ron. Nov o Is

TUE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
Probate Tor the County OF Oxford and assumed the
trust of Administrator on the estate OF
JAMES + TOWEL late OF Porter
Ia said County deceased by giving bond as the law
directs; lac therefore requests all persons who are
indebted the estate OF said deceased 10 make i'm
mediate payment and those who have any demands
thereon TO exhibit the same 10
JOHN MOULTON.
Oct ~ Is74
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17
Change Of Readers.

NOTICE is hereby given that we have adopted
y MOnroe's Series OF Readers
for use ms textbooks in this town, aud have APP
pnlnted ID u SAWYER, 80 Paris, u HUrCHINsoS,
Paris HILL and b LOCKE, IVES, Paris, agents to
sell the same.
All persons interested Will please govern them
selves accordingly -.
ALEX. HILL,
ISAAC RONNDS,
Supr. s. $. Com 0f Paris.
Val NO- IA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17

THE subscriber Hereby give public notice that
she has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
Probate FOR the County of Oxford and assumed the
trust of Exeeurx Ofthe last VIII and Testament Of
ALFRED CHASE late oil Woodstock
in said Couuty deceased by giving bond as the law
directs they therefore request ali persons who are
indebted to the estate OF said deceased TO make i'm
mediate payment and those who have any demands
thereon to exhibit the same TO
ELvIRA CHASE.
Ota0, 1874
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17

Don't temporisc with Piles Continents lotions
electuaries and all manner Of quaok nostrums are
a waste Of time and money. The only absolutely
inftliblc cure for these painful diseases is
ANAKEsIs. discovered by DR. silsbce. lthasbeen
pronounced by scientific men a. the hapPiest die
covery made in medicine Tor 2t0 years, il affords
mstant relief from pain in the worst eases and has
cured more ,han 5000 suneres permanently, All
Doctors prescribe ii.-Phcc 81 CO. soldhy Drug
gists everywhere. Depot g. Walker st, NY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17

THE subscriber hereby gives pnblic rotice that
he has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
Probate for the County Of Oxford and assumed the
trust Of Administrator on the estate Of
LYMAN RAWSOS late of RumfOrd
in said County deceased by giving bond AS the law
directs; he therefore requests all persons who are
indebted 70 the estate OF said decease to make i'm
mediate payment and those who have any demands
thereon TO exhibit the same to
EDWARD RAWS son.
Oct 20, ls7l
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TOWN ITEMS.
BroVvnheld.

BRowNnEID. Nov. s, ls-t.
Nathaniel I'M has completed his new c';i'gc
near the depot. and moved into 10. Brad Cole.
5epo, ma-,e,. d, putting another story on his
house which vii greatly Improve is appearance
The genial landlord o. the pablic house near The
PGORG depot, L.t evening opened his house
i1r a so,ialle Oyster, and ether edlblcs were
furnished 1y tie ladies OF the Cong. sewing circle
The proceeds O. - for ;he support Of meetings.
About one hu1lrcl were present, The receipts
amounted % 50 The evening was pleasantly
spent iu 1muscucdt- common 20 such a gathering,
VIM S,ickney has op. ncd blacksmith shop
nr5r bis hotel fJr the accomm pl1ton OF the pub
l.c lie 3, also selling Hour AZ very small ad.
v1rc, ,rom cost.
oar er.ati.e friend, Hatch, Is s,ir adding new
attractions 90 o.. large sock Of dy good', eto-
ccsie- aaI everything else that people buy.
stepping into DIS store The other morning no
decd M, pile % books oc al ages, 81, le aud
.ubi,c, conceivable. A. soon as ! could, TO- he
crowd ,ha, lad already heard The news, Ienqui5'
ci uha. De was Suin- . 10 with such pile Of
book. oh" says Billy, lam giving those away
Every oag buy. ~ one dollars worth Of goods has
q book thrown 10" NERITAs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17
Ruckneld.

Dr.. c Irish has formed co-parinership with
Dr. Durham Of Lowell. Mass, aud viii move
there within a few days The business Of the new
firm will DC wholly surgery. In the oFef time DF.
Iri-h has bsen la practice, he has won high 20
siti5a In his profession, and the community has
not only lo.; .kllful physician but sn est.mable
citizen.
r C. Jewe;;, wholesale dealer in four and corn.
viii 10 10 Lewiston Tor a temporary residence
during me coming winter, on account OF better
railroad facilities.
The new thick aud kip BOO; manufacturing com
pany, siutel here late in the season by Messrs'
Allen, Record 4 Co, have hal a very successful !
trade They have made about one hundred and
6Iy esses, and are now contemplating the en-
largcmeut or their business foy another season
They are all practical w0rkmen, having had life
experience AZ boot manufacturing anl ii heir
water power which they use in eOune Lion with {
II DAcey's shoe mandatory, can comps;e wth
anything ~ the county. CHESTER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17
Peru

Tho starch fictory at West Peru, owned b.
Me-.rs Kimball & Cummings, has just been closed
Tor the season. 4,3Oj bushels Of potatoes have
been manufactured into starch OF an excellent
quality, making abou: l. tons, reckoning go bush
81. to the ton Henry Rowe OF this Town, furnish
ell more than so Bushels Of potatoes for starch
which sold at 80 cents per bushcl; making about
$3.50 quite a sum for one years crop.
\ great amour, OF farm work is being done.
owing 10 The millness Jf the season. which viii
forward the work next spring. The crops are al
harvested and many acres are now plowed.
4 L II
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The Great American consumption

Remedy, Or. I'm. HAIRS Balsdm for The Lungs'
cures the worst cases Of Coughs Colds and all the
diseases Of the Lungs. Throat and Chest For
whooping Cough and Group il is certain specific.
The most obstinate cases surely yiely to Halls
Balsam, when used perseveringly. stands at the
head of all cough preparations. Sold everywhere.
John r. Henry, Curran Co, Proprietors, sand
College Place, New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17

sSDsYCHONANCY OR SOIL CHARNlNG
How either sex may fi-cinaie ami gam me
love and affections Of any person they choose lE
stguty Thi. AT all can possess, nee, b mail
for - cent?; together with Marriage Dulae'
E.1utian Oracle. Dreams Hints To Ladies, exc
go COZ sold. 4 queer book. Address
T. WILLIAM X co, Pubs fhilaiel?h ~
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Ort2, 1874.

THE subscriber hereby gives pubic notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
Probate for the County Of Oxford aud assumed the
trust of Administrator Of the estate OF
SHADRACH HILL late of Porter
in said County deceased by giving bond as the Law
directs he therefore requests all persons who are
indebted 10 the estate of said deceased 10 make i'm
mediate payment and those who have any demands
thereon TO exhibit the same to
MOSES MOULToS.
Oct D. 1874
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Professional Cards, &c.
I'M P 0 r T A N T T o
TRAVELLER

When YOU visit or !cavc the CIV Of NEW YORK
save auuoyaucc and expense oi carriage hire and
-t.p 20 the GRAND UNION HOTEL, cVpOs-
itf tha GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. 10 has over
$50 elegantly furnished rooms. and Is lifted mp sc
an eNheu - 20 over soJoCu. Elevator, steam and
an np.Ierr improvements. EuroVeln plan. The
RESTAURANTS. and Lunch Counter are sup
piled with the best The markets can Furnish. The
ctosils d. uusUgi passed Rooms for ,.u- IT, person,
a. So AMI - per dJy. rich SHifeS Tor families pro-
portiouLtciy low, $50 tnJt visitors to the city aud
travellers cun live more Enormously. for less
mooney, sf tir or NNp UNION, th1n 40 any other
fr-t-ia>~ Hotel n .hc city. stages and ears pass
the Hotel every minute Tor ~ parts OF the CITY
g.. p & %. ". GARRISON, Managers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-11-17

the best sustained work
OF the kind in the World"
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BORN.

In Albany, July 30, to the wife Of Isaiah Hazel.
tine, daughter
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MARI RED.

On Ort2S, by Rev Elliott, Mr. Edwin smith o
Hanover aul Miss Eta VI Abbott Of Rumford.