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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-14
.AlQneer lawsuit

.t1''s One pif TIE quccre5t lla'wgui;ss u Oh re
cord is$s5r,epSorted $ rl,elpSor from Ulster county
New York. Messrs. James Sclioon
maker and Stephen Case n,a,lca writ.
ten contract in April last year, by
which tic former bound himself in
case Case got married within three
h9hths Is 'b6ard ana lodge the bri de
Six lhohEhaa free ofcost,, and 70 board
and lodge Case himself for tbs SAME
period jitf the rate f.fivel dollars a
week. t1e7also agreed to- allow tho
wilc.seckSr the free use Of his best
team, two horses and a buggy, for two
days, andaalso to l'ay'onc-half Of the
weddinstre. Case, on his part, agreed
to use hss bcas cnlcavors to get mar
ricd within the specified time, and in
case Of failure was 60 pay for the use
OF the carriage for one day aud all
da,nages. Is wcla
sdiately attcr the contract wus
madn Case started OF his Journey. nn4
for three months he, secured the neigh.
boring country TO find tha girl who
wantci SIX months boar,: free at Mr..
ochoonn'akef's expense The history
of,his transit after Venus would make
4 volume gilmore general interest than
the narrative -of the recent scicnti G
cXped'tionslin the same directions; but
the New sYnrk HcrnM WIS too much
absorbed with its P;,ndcr;ls box in
Brooklyn to improve this golden on
pcrtunity, and the storyis for the nrc-
sent lost To theworld. The expedition
was a 'ailhre. Either Case is net az.
energetic ;su;tcr or the girls and
widows of,iUlstcr county could make
batter arrangements for board At
all evcntsEt,thc three months passed
away; andyC Case relurned alone to the
disconsolate Schoonnakcr. He had no
Cases wif to- bring him milk, no
Cast TiSrhef n:faw= 10 c;lt his u5r1l
Trouble ensucd. The benevolent
Schoonmaker Brought SUIT for brcacl,
Of promise, or something of that sort,
claiming damages to the extent Of two
hundred dollars. y country jury, look
ing at the ease through Schoonmalicr's
eyes, found Il vcr,|lcL in his favor.
Case appealed to higher tribunal,
and the i'',ismcn. was reversed, and
.hc nnhai!'v 'ichoon:nakcr finds him
self cut aheavy ijiI! oi cosss, the wear
and tear Of his t,am, and the bitter
disappointment Of his matrimonial
hopes for Case.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-14
Extraordinary Craftsmanship.

An elderly man named Bcckwith,
residing in one Of The l'eninsula coun-
ties, came to this city last Thursday
on business. He brought with him
an old-fashloncd Hint-lock rifle to have
a stock and lockout on it. On the
cars he fell in conversation with a
party of, three gentlemen from this
city, when one Of them, to test the re-
atty of some of the extraordinary
tea Is OF he h 5.rstet. Of Of
offered him ten dollars to repent some
of them, to which the other two added
five dollars between them. The trial
came off'in an old field half a mile be-
low Rockets, and was witnessed byi
about n dozen persons.
The old hnt-lock was fred seven
times, and only one missed its aim.
The Old gentleman, after making two
shots at small Objects 10 one side, 10
get his hand steady, as he said, hand
Cd his son Il potato and stationed! him
ut fifty yards distance, holding the
potato 'etwccn his thumb and fore
finger. The rifle cracked. and the
potato fell cloven in three or four
pieces. One Of the larger pieces was
then thrown in the air, the marksman
keeping at the same distance, and
again the shot told.
An inch and a half anger was then
produced, and a hole bored in the
fence, behind which was fastened 4
piece Of white paper. At The distance
OF sixty yards tic nlurlssman sent Il
ball clear through the aperture, pier
cling the Paper. At the fourth shot,
from sixty yards distance, the bowl Of
pipe, which the son was smoking,
was crushed. At the fifth shot a cop.
per cent was thrown in the air and
hit. TIE sixth and seventh shots we're
delivered at az blackcnetl five cent
nickel piece thrown up by the son,
standing about thirty yards; the first
attempt the shot missed. The old
gentleman showed considerable mort.
flcntion and Ibid The blame upon by-
stander, who at the critical moment
sncczcd loudly. The next attempt,
however, was an entire success. The
Old man declined any further trials Of
his skill, and when offered II sum OF
money to repeat his first feat ofshoot-
ing a potato from his sous hand, he
refused, saying he didn't care TO try
such experiments unless his weapon
was freshly cleaned. The exhibition
was tho Iuorc remarkable from the
fact that the mnrksman was an old
man, at least fifty His eye, however,
is clear, bright gray. Ills appearance
is that OF n poor farmer. Tie young
man showed not the least tremor or
anxiety during the dangerous expert.
ment upon himself. The old man. re-
fcrring to his SOL, said, "Rob can shoot
just rs well us ! can" -1.1chn,on?
Wig.
No trnc woman will ever marry Il
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-14

a SUFFERING CArITArsr. - es,
these aro awful hard times said p L,l
Sale street broker, as he stood OH his
steps, talking to friend last evening.
Mighty Tough, I expect was the
reply.
why sid the broker, I've bc,n
investing and investing for 4 year
back-a pile Of money, +! assure you
and I fuh I've been losing like fury
Indeed 2
Its rs true as I'm living. five
lost 4 cent I've lost laore linn $780,
O00.'
Mo-
'Ccrlain,' continued the broker, and
what cramps me, ] feel the worst is
that fully $50 oft was n,y o,cp|
Then the friends retired 10 4 scclu-
dcd spot end Smiled. - 7Hc Lhicu;o
.j01raW.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-14

Contrary to allrhe teachings Of Sun
day.school literature, u Pennsylvania,
lad Inns fallen upon prosperity by g.
ing fishing on sunday. lie ,iidE'5 catch
any fish, hn' he saved a wealthy 1cn-
tlrmau from drowning, and ha- lad !,
ten thousand dollar bank account
started for him by the grateful sur
vivor.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-14
An affair with fan Elephant.

souri, paper tells this brutal story :
"fuesday the entire population, .ex-
cept n blind woman and Rouse, went
over to SEQ Queen great ,show and
have a nice time. One granger sold
the two bushels io5,f corr he had re-
'cei4edfr6ml the rdicfjoard f ffor 41..56,
and enjoyed the Sa%duay a7eha far
more Mah he would !the'plfIitihE tif
the same: Ayoung ladYfrom across
the Jersey took her fcller aud an
opera glass, the former to buy her
lemonade and peanuts, and the latter
to show that she had one and to en-
able her to sec tho performance. But
as soon; rs t!'c exercises began she saw
enough with her naked eye TO con
vince her that Il glass was unnecessary,
SO she laid it iii her lap, whence it was
absorbed BY one Of .hc Gakirs, and now
beams darkly from sc,ne rawu ship
without doubt. The young lady
says she thought tic performance real
romantic until she stopped to sec the
elephant. She wc,c one of thus,
pockets behind i'll wlich, besides her
handkerchief, she had deposited an
apple; handful ofpeannis, .G,l:,l ter
ofa pound Of gum drops, little bottle
Of ammonia, and somc other triflcs.
She and her swain, after admiling the
complexion Of the huge beast, turncd
their backs upon him TO watch the
monkeys and The live kangaroo, and
gaze into each others eyes; to do this
the better they leaned back against The
rope which enclosed the stately mon
,arcl OF the south, who saw the apple
protruding from the pocket Of the un.
conscious fair one. Hc hcsited a
moment, and was lost to all sense Of
honor or sclfrespcct, for, with shuffling
ING movement hc emutaffedi the exsmrle
OF our common mother, pluckcd ans!
ate the fruit, but instead Of clothing
himself in 4 fig-leaf, returned to The
pocket and scoopcd out the gum-dr. .ps
and peanuts, With sly look ut his
nephew, who was looking on viii.
anxiety at the proceeding. Butin TIC
last mouthful the majestic beast tool,
in the ammonia bottle by mistake, the
cork came out. aud about an ounce or
hartshorn ran down the throat Of the
greedy beast. This beverage is said
to have reviving anu stimulating in
Hnencc, and in this case it proved lis
power, for q more revived elephant
was never seen on earth. With Il wild
yell he grabbed the proturbcrancc be-
hind the lady which had been the
cause of his disaster. The young m an,
with great presence Of mind shouted
"shoo," and tho gcntlcmanly clerk of
tho elephant, with long prod, per-
suadcd the beast to let up. But the
iun was over for thc dny for these tvs
souls, Hho walked home wit!, but .
single thought about wild animals.
Tho big elephant has learned lesson
in morals which will probably induce
him to let other peoples pockets alene,
though nobody darestto carry, bottle
OF ammonia within range Of his pro.
boSc;s SGISil.tH GNpST
a SUFFERiSG CApIrAtsr.- Is,
these are awful hard times sail p LII
Sale street broker, as he stood Oh his
steps, talking to a friend last evening.
Mighty Tough, expect, was the
reply.
Why sid the broker, I've bc,n
investing and investing for Z: year
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-14

Amen! amenl" shouted a Cedar
hnp'ds mrson.. at the elegant remarks
= a stranger stranger at the c9mpmcet ,ng.
Suddenly the parson turned ibis eyes
o. the man, and Jumping up, scream.
cd, Catch him, brother, catch him! |!
Hes the three-card monte man that
got my last months salary, This is
q fact, and the monte Wan,is now,ih
Jail at Cedar Rapids.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-14
s.sze SATU RDA . MO ORNING AUG UST nl4, 1876
The Complaint Of the whip-rcor-Will

rue Complaint oil the Nilp-Ir0r-Nill
BY GEORGE W. RUNGAY.
When other birds sci iushcd and still
Upon their nest. with folded wings,
AL night the wandering whir-rour. will
Her melnncholy solo sings
i II + he hw"1psIosP un;n,sg Hal}S,
!, Won't he fulfill
rst e''A His VOWS to your
-WhyRaks with thy pensite strain { |
y. When ,suInIrer Mops tho. .Howerssto bloomi
sA,Eardcn seems the grove and plain,
The air is laden with perfume.
= .H'gt = Why: wh p 4do1s Wilt ::3Y .ev
Whcn 1owcrs are here,
e:l IA And -ddors Ill fitiL
The atmosphere?
VIII fill! with kong from grove to grove
Thy lamp Tic glow-wor,u's .,cn,lc light :
Art tl!oua spirit doomed 10 rove
The realm nfsl,atlaws through the night,
And from Thy bill 1i",
To rnrr the strain
Ofwhip POOR Wil
Ocl hill and plain?
Did he betrav maiden fair,
With many promises 10 we'd,
And thcn desert lhcr love, to share
Anothci mailcn's love instead?
IF her poor heart
Is bleeding still
Y Then let him smart
lg , Whip. whip poor Will!
Pfoelaim thy sorrows i:,r. and near,
And wake false 10. ers from their resi-.
Make every truant husband, hear
The. message from thy Mourning breast.
Thy strain should thrill
The world around;
Whip, whip poor Will,
Wherever found. 7
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-14

A Dntchm.n read somewhere hat
money doubled itself by compound in
tcreSt every fourteen years, if vas
put carefully away and left unlouci,.
cd. The gu:lcloss Hollandcr at once
dug II hole in Tic cellar and buried
four hundred dollars packed iii tea
Kettle. This was fourteen years ago
last Wednesday. On that day he rose
at fon" o'clock in the morning and
"rcsurre ted" his cash, with tl., con
fident expectation that had increas-
cd to eight hundred dollars. Ills dis
appointment was great; and wien his
friends interview him nboht mathema-
tics now, he expresses the opinion thnl
dem ari,hmctics iSh all lie T.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-14

Ii is strange how soor. some wives
can tell their husbands ";hcy amt
worth salt" BIZ! ya,. let EN- 60, Kill
cI on Il railroad ar,! &c. i.ow G,..l. |.
she'll sue the company for fifty ,hous-
and dollars.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-14

No trnc woman will ever marry Il
man so tall tha. she cannot reach his
hair.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-14

EolI call-thc bakers visit.
y bootless task--Putting on ones
scrke ''.i'i'
Sweets in adversely sugaf:hosae
failure. s.a>
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-14

Twas af N raffY'that qbhiiayouihhas,
ladies were disciissing' the,freiatieb
benefits ofthe tpar1ows and tbe,worms.
when one Of the lair ones appealed ,tp
young g;i Fizzl' ,l,:' toy, who had Joined
them, and had nof caught the drift of
the cdnversation;; which doyoaithfSk
Tho worse, worms or orsI'arrowsYe What
a'a Inc stupid brute do bhfinuoccnik
answer, answer, II don't know. meyer, had
spalrows."
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-14

Ho wrote land and tqid hqghe wealAbe
'l around 1t eight o'qlocksii ia y.l llhe evening.
concluding hia note with tho following
icouii!ct: - ''-s'a 20 oo''
aa'i'rNi;h Btea.h II sWac.' ~ 44bbsa5s sa5g.tssR
], W. I'e'';,it Ite'';,,iitt bgfa:a ,fiqYFnc.. ty#t' ,,j
And she cplG!y cn3wercd ."You'd
better nos no: come. DWe9h had ded'isa oniqns IS, IN
til soup to-day" ''' :. a's ''s'1
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-14

at a trial, not long sin %, a9 old
lady Of some g eight, y years was closely
questioned by the opening counsel RI.
latIve to the clearncss other eye!sHigbt.
Can you sse- mop said.he. -osYeI.
ilow we'll can'you.see' mca'- persisted
the lawyer. .Well enough ,retsrteH
the laay, .to s gee tha: J4s aaqss g, neither
q -egro, an Indian, nor q gent!ema9,
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-14

~ 2 .dgcpor, they tell ofa pl,ysiog.
aon;iss who, after attending late
murder trisl infant place, declared
that the prisoners face proved him u
man born TO be q Murderer; butt
turned out that he had been studying
the FEATURES ulr'eess Of IL = lawY,er, law whgm he hsd
mistaken for the prisoner. ''"
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-14

IN recent scandal case in, sn,itl,
county COZ kaapaaasa s. laqyn wipes R sd declined
TO answtra question, and THO attorney
demanded her reason. '@Becauisses, Il is
not tis to tell decent people..'r 20,
will" said the lawyer,':just walkup
here and whisperit to the judge,
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-14
40 An "a AErIIt'nle'sal Il ,ggqpytiessity

a "a fAFitme!sn' Il sh,s4sytissi' ,ss4pyissSi'y yisqo,g
IsIte dMe4f"H4aontains ;6l,c 9elltwino
curious 'urrioo arragagspcut o6.fg,res,s sss
81 ~ .-,SSnoI oty2l;|l ,.la ~:
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,i~24 ,,71los, 10 y.a II ID J., avs4
N, -.a17. l=N.71| s:z - ! ,I- E54sN
-.l..4,a d, ,se l.i,,z L4s12, co.,
= Is=iysEz ra' b v-tr ,rya.A
i.at} i4. :. 19a at.y IN :lsa'., I'D, Mt
Il Y''l j. pc. IS !ssSsn sr!! !!@at vt TIE apJR @sqs5
s'sF 'fhc ISL! ISL e; Corner X. III YgGres Y1'reaIs
ahe rcr,sr' fga2esd 4 d4'E EE:S gSSs1 1dRRfRs dRRR ii IF
t9u1: figures I>'f wl,Ithl,,: lsscss isyoN Nfih
III the larger sGnarcl7-9s. Tim tttj,f,
figures ott ,tAo cyent.;,l aqpa5e, 34I TIE
so.' 1.gu,"' i'gu:;s Of each cornsf Stl,e
:''oIc square, Is. Mating 'n!h a!toSethIlsr .etthIr
twenty d;.icrs:.: ways ~ w!YRiich q
may be seckoncd .'~1,hc otHsaa siiaietf
81 may be obtsincdi ,by taking fi,L
isurs ,wlhiicrh. st4p'llnext sekbe,ewtn
figures, going round from left TO right
thus 3, $, II, 5-SSl. Then nj ta ke 1i,e the
fgures thcs stand 9 On lie lcsffi Of of1llGGt lGtt
corner figures, ltgoing'4hc other r'vwsG waGg
round, 2, l5, 12-3+.1nfI 3D., nsdw
DID'Sr CIR OssrE!-'Ti1'b Ii? I? o{fh0tST! {{fh0S!I7s, Az,
q sad;cycd man cn:erctI theGp Gp5sfoffit&s.
and after finding his why to ths money
order window he tsaiA;'a 4 - uoiss,.
i, The si'|ll' olll' wt9ppep'ss ddswa al Reyt
I'osou' uot red !ina,p il her ,poe;55sstt, apg rs
Very wc'l,,' reple'i The 'clorrk,, IA
order for huwmlch z" Il iq,4 L.ae
"Well, ! suppose she .toul,,1squuaAe
along on % cents, mused ,haaaLeyes
stranger, but, I dent want H. scripu,
her right down to the last cent, and
you may make ii T5.h odi aniiEu
& He was,adv;sea to send dis tcfipil,
I M ii 4 p ii =
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1875-08-14

Who vas The only man chat ever
went 10 sca ior fear Of being drowned!
Noah.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-31
DYSPEPSIA.

u -p,p-i. I- tac mos, -cour1s. us aDl distress
i.., disease man IS heir TO- Americans are partic-
u.atiy ulle-I 90 lhis disease anl '' ELECTS SueA
81, sour stomach, SILK hea.hrhc, hAo.tau eo'.''e-
me-. hl4.t-blru, watcr-5ra,h, snaw.ns "nd burn
i1. pain, .u the pii OF The stomach, coming Up Oh
.n, food. coated tongue, disasreeaOle t'st ~ TIE
mouth, impure blood and all diseases OF the
stomach and Liver. Two doses OF GRLLN :
AUGUST FLOWER will relieve You ~ oace' and
there positively O., not ease in the United states
rv.u not cure. II you doubt this 90 TO your
DRUGGISTS, g. =. Wilson, South Paris, \. NJ
Hammond. Paris Hill, or q. r. Wiley, Bethel iilll'
or any other Medicine dealer and set sample
bottle for 10 cents aud try Irregular SIZE % c.
..u.E--lE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-31


LIST The pr,sser foot is always raised from the
fabric when the iced takes place, thereby present
ing no resistance to seams or ridges while feeding
Y, The needle being in the fabric, moving with
the rtic0i joed bGr-with It's full pressure on the
goods. rCudCss the feed sure and strong, and the
stitch uniform in length.
id. The needle being IN Tho goods at the time
the feed takes place, renders 1t impossible 10 full
one piece while the other is ~tret chcd.
ith. The reriicd reed bar being behind the
needle renders 10 capable OF sewing elastic goods
making smooth and flexible seam with stitch
al ke ON both sIlcs-thus enabling the sewing OF
any number Of thickncsses without basting, and
operating with equal facility ON the heaviest A.
well as the shtc,t fabrics.
In addition 10 the foregoing Invaluable anl in
di,pcu~'ble features, which ave peculiar 10 this
machine alone. W. urge the following additional
points
lst. Smphsay.-It has no under works 20 be
looked amer or get ont OF order
2d DaraLH9g.-It> working parts are made OF
the best improved s.ccl; are compact, strong and
durable.
sd Efcjacy.-It Is the largest machine man.
ufic,urcl that {, ai ,ptc for family sewing; it,
Il inch arm tu1blcs n To- do q greater variety OF
stitching. from the highest cambria, through all
grades ct ttjric To- hltne-- leather. aud do it so
well that the same ma shine NAV Doe used c.th. in
manufacturing or family sewing with equal hril-
ty.
l,h Prtc!i.1LihfJ an F,,namJ 1T runs nj a
high rate ol -ptol Mul u, f'u'.at4 Nith il' lt-
culiar feel, enable th' op'-atJ o turn the work
NJ any angle while lhr much ne d. IA iuli motion
without changing t' tension % I'1Sth OF siiirh ,
consequently 10 can easily ID 30 @ given time one
third more work tu.u % - -p.t,F o. four motion
feed. % excel 100 hemml-. tcllia-. tu'Ning,
brliiiu-, cprin=. binding, quilting. runlns. u
viii make wide aud narrow hem. hem 1ll m1uncr
OF bia~ WOODEN -opj- as -rit mc mo. "rtpc cloth,
oi good. difficult "a hem on oihcr machine, und
f1r ~ o. which 10 has attachment. ,-p 'r'ally
adapted For carriage trlpm'u-. .1'r Liung
Tailoring, drc-- making aad family ace D, las no
eIIrlINr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-31

-''-Iae Oxford Reform Club
'' .-e'r new Room on Thursday
= ,Ae l'Lias.. \ brief service OF
FL. -,1.c.iosY prayer was held in
NOON, whence the audience
- % .-s VI. E. Church, where an
programme Of exercises was
u. b. After an opening prayer by
49, ''',oTi. ard temperance song
meet choir, Gen. Perry made a
'' ,'s principal condition and
'' '4e Cab. F'o,n his state
,i, Feared that the friends Of he
. H. & led generously to its support
'@ Il Va q good footing, Besides
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-31
DIED.

Co., Lowell Ccut Au<. o.. NJ. sarah, VIE "'
t.e.r--. Russell aged ~ y,sr- ana months
Boston rapcr- please copy
d. Lowell Auc. o.. Amy daughter oi tanJdmii
aUl Ii4t.IcO ii,ali, aged wears.
o. Worcester Mas, Au-. D, Nj + T.. IaFhe'
formerly 81 Maine.
GA Paris lluI. August 80, Nj i'ila l'"N on Oh
81, HON, .f t1. lgt- cant Samr,i BtwsoH, aged ("
,.ir-. % moutl- .. days. Relation and friends
ar --pectiully invited Co attend hvr funeral iry'.
her litt residence GA "Wednesday afternoon. a' Cd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-31

I-..-.-a Circle met with Mrs.
'-tsu.as, Che .7,h inst. Over
Acre ge.>aa, The same circle
49,. s.. Bal Ru,se..'s. Oae
and -s-. were me,en,.
-al--,1e las commenced
-," u.. "a, North Lowell.
--s a., 4,u,c is completed.
'-'a. "l1 spent his vacation in
q -sl lis hyors last Sabbath
s-l,.-os.a Lowell and Frycbu, ..
,-'s -.er satisfaction and leaves
-'e1-s who wish him success
DIS se.t o.: labor may be.
Dr. S.nli-il still commands "a
/ .ad-a-e -, the Congr ga,ionaI
.-- Centre. lie Is finely edu
i@-p .a.aser, aud holds the
%. 4e congregation through
u.s. t'ae OF LlyeJ. baptized
44i1 -le Church Mrs. SAmuel
'' f'ye91gg, Aug. -.
q IL L
1 the Norway 4ir-rtt,sr
oo..-,t .alsl. % tas. Tor not
'-,1-eiore a cer;ain gentleman's
mentioning his presence at a
'---,.aS. O.. Il +. states he
" as -ay TILE belonged to the
>'-.'e1-a, all ,ha, he IS too seusi.
-'' u .1ae offence q, the omission.
SIZE no disrespoc. was intended.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-08-31
MARRIED..

Ia Paris Aux. g., by Rev. \. nm, George II.
Andrews and Ms bciiah IL. >larJ'rd ooth oil
>.Uu"r. ,..
Iu Bethel. AUX. I-. by Rev. l.. Foster. William
ID ,II.auI Nj, Emm4 E. Mason, ail ot E.la,l
e. Canton Point. Aug Do, DIV Hiram \. Eui.f
-. samuel 4 b.. sell and Mis- Fila \. HOLLAND
all &c canton.
m -. Woodstock. Aug %, hy Rev I. Andrew,
Chancellor ? Ethridgc and Mis- Atrianua mt
man. both 81 b-vaut Pond.
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SIZE NEpICISE.-"L. r" Atwood'' Bi'tef'
-. po,opt Remedy, mild, harmless, but sare II
Il. operation, puriiies the blood ies,o''s
"a energies. regulates all deranged functions
an gives new life and vigor 10 Inc ~ho'I s. S'
II is unriyalled as Liver lnVisor"'or' "''
concentrated, is warranted TO contalh more Ne.
cal properties ia a S cent bottle than any S'"''
.Inyigoralor or sarsapSrila sold TOT uo'.,'t'
g. Beware of Dangerous lmi-a''ohs' see '''.'
d, hears the trade marx IL. - IN r.u ihA' i"'s'
lst,er.. or you will be grossly imposed upon
Iliaayly
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9 -.. .s.a %. >c-oO. commence Tie
) Aa--g 90 September, under Tie
y g.. l.,. Jesse LIBBY of tli, village
4 -r.y % ladies aad gentlemen have
.,A-, Mills. Ja -a excursion TO The
! IS, Meadows OF New Hap pshire.
...',e o., geL.as berries and
ga good .4e.
] -,av r-.cs %. las: week have
z .-e roads very much in this
games o, base ball were PLAYED
) ---.v. -.-.. Oae 30 ,Ae forenoon
p ,,- .ae " srners~ OF RumiorL. and
l. N-se., OF LocAy's Mills. The
p s.' lied IN favor OF the Far
; l ,-e afternoon a game was
,agea The star, oi Wes, Paris,
>g1. Makers. The SPOOL
! = rather discouraged by the
ge..osmsucy, Jill DO, play their
-e sane w., again decided in
= o.. 'te N,sIs, who beat their oppo-
A,1ate % H. The Spool Max
-i'e also received challenge from
-s. Cub. NA.ch is, 90 be- played on
--..-'.l, i. M..att1e bali grounds
-,Ae. Mills. W.
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TRUssEs n SUPPORTERS.

Tie place 20 get good aud easy citing Truss, /.
at Noyes Drug Store, Norway village.
lie has had fifteen years experience In lifting
them, and can furnish anything needed, Double
or single Also, supporters and Shoulder Braces
OF tie latest kind az lowest prices. Don't forget
the p!ace-Noyes Drug store.