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The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-06

No crop cultivated in The South yields
a better return to the acre than rice
There arc in the world no rice lands
superior to those on the rivers in our
immediate vicinity, which, it put under
thorough fcul,iyation,, would add i'm.
mensely 10 the agricultural wealth of our
section. a..
Since the war the rice lands on our
tide-water rivers have been. neglected.
and fields that were formerly cultivated
will require considerable outlay f capi
tai and labor to put them in thorough
repair, and it has been suggested that
without a supply of Chinese labor it
wonld be impossible successfully to resume
the rice culture. Experience has, how
eyeT, shown that the the necessity for
this ciass Of labor IL not imperative.
Those Of our planters at present engaged
an planting nee find no difficulty in oh
9aining oil the coiored labor they require.
which, under proper regulations and
treatment, they find to be as reliable and
effective as ever. All that is needed to
greatly increase the rice culture is capital
and enterprise devoted TO its full deyel.
op,nent- lis an important branch of
SoatAern agriculture, and offers too fiat.
lferihis inducements to the planters to he
fSng neglected. ,qqEa taodT. ~ 9'De
y y
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-06

Nv hcn l was in England, some years
ago" said Jefferson DAVIS, in recent adj {.
dress Twas invited by the Mississippi
Valley Association, Which had an office
in London, to'cali, and and at one of
their meetings they said, How can we
open trade andsuafic with the valley of
the Mississippia We have made an effort
and but little progress has been made.
What is the reason and how can we re-
move the Difficult ty2 My answer was
the first necessity is large ships running
regularly between the potts of Europe
and New Orleans, so as. to bring out
larger carSocs at greatly reduced rates
We'll, how can that be done2 You have
got to get the depth of water over the
bar. Well, then, dredge the bar and
MAKE the water" = ..f .r
AS thewater on Port Royal bar is suffi-
cient for vessels of the largest class, this
difficulty is now overcome, and the, com,
pany can now take advantage of our
superior facilities or,sllipping. An eff
ort il necessary to make known to these
Englishmcn the, superior advantages off.
crd by Port Royal ana we may Mt no
distant day hail the arrival of their ships
in our harBor. ~
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-06

.."'' GOING sOUrH-TRAIN No. =
-, n"Sn@ta. ........... ....,. 500 n. m
Nt iemassee....:. 49,. I.Ol d. m.
Leave 1ohiasscc. 1an n N,
hrri'c at Port Royal .aajn m
.Ari1Vc at Savannah. J15 n m
= Arrive at Charleston -,
.''.' GOING NoRTH-TRAIN No.
Leave Charleston. m
: - ~" h'...---..-..........s DOS u. IN.
Leave Port Royal AZ, m
Z Arrive at Ycmasscc. c..,............ II. so n. m.
Leave ich'assec...... 100 p. IN.
Arrive at Augusta 64sn. m
Through Tickets sold and Baggages checked 70
al principal points. - SAB
t.PLsscn5 crs from Augusta and stations between
Augusta and iemassce, can only make connection
through to Savatnnah by taking Train No. 1, on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, AID FRIDAYS.
To Charleston daily connection is made as here
ttoforc.
Passengers from Port Royal and stations be-
woet Port Royal and Yemassec make daily con.
ncclion 10 Charleston and Savannah.
N. II. G. FLEMING,
~ I i. >. DAfAsT. Superintendent.
,s 10. General Passenger Agent
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-06
BLYTHEwooD
FEMALE SEMINARY,

'I'HiS INSTITUTE. LOCATED sEyENTErx
= miles North of Columbia, near the Charlotte
Columbia, and Augusta Railroad, in commu-
-nify noted for health and morality. will corr.
mcnce its next Session SEPTEMBER 9th, 1878.
and close June 10th, 1876, 'i ..
The Trustees express their unqualified conf
dance In tue ability and judgement which I'm the
past, have presided over the dcstinics of this In
su'ution, ana which I'm the future will continue
to direct and control i,s interests and 60 most
heartily recommend 1t to the support and patron
age OF all who Gcsire good training and subsrau
Iiai and liberal education for their daughters
For particulars. address either the Principa,
''DHs W. BookuARr,
lih ~ DeKo, s. c.,
or the Secretary Of the Board Of Trustees. III.
o.; REv. W. MELLIcuAAp. '.U
-'H.. ... . poko s. C
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-06
Magnolia Passenger Route.
- c1SIA ISoAAII RAILRoAD

On AUGUSTA GA. JULY 18th 1879
IHEFoLLoWING PASSENGER SCHEDULE
VIII be operated on and after this date: m
d. ;f', GOING SOUTH-TRarS
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-06

thoroughly appreciated, that tho com
parison between this as station and
Key'-"cstRwhich rscarcclygever escapes
a:s epidemic of yellow, fever, that the
adthdities will direct their attention to
Developing its sites for. work shops and
Navy yards here. ~
The tstsblish meht of Navy yards here
would benefit the whole coast country
and give an impetus of Iecuperation to
the whole State which we have claim
upon the government TO petition fol
and to expect.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-06
Sale in Bankruptcy
Assigned Est. AInuIdin Owens & Co.
BASKRUPTS. II
by Frederick w. Nyngencr, Assigned.

ON THURSDAY, a1st. OCTOBER, 1873 WILL
he s"ldatrUBLIC AUCTION, at Hoover's station
on tho Port Royal Rail Road, commoncin: ut 12
O'Clock n the following property of tho assi.,nci
Estate OF Mauldin Owens & Co, Baukrupts; VIZ: g,
Is Mules; Oxen: IL Timber carts, a Wagons;
~ Sntts Of Harness: 10 Saddles; Sctts Of Black,
smiths Tools. ..... 80.
:. .s..t' ..,-s. /. ALSO ,... dts. .
Il Steam Engine, Boiler, Saw Min and fxturcs.
's.... 70 ''F ~ Hoovcr's. ~ 'F'..
Steam Engine. burned ana Injured; at Hoover.
Steam Engine, Boiler, Saw Mill and fixture
....s ut Al;inans -. :.
lsco ACRES OF LAND on Mill md Tenants
Branches Bcaufoit County: moro or lcss.
1850 AcnEs OF LAND near Mauldrn' s Station:
moro or less. - a!
TERMS--For The personal property, Cash For
the real property, onc-falf III ctsl and the bal.
ance upon,a credit of ono year, secured by bond
and mortgage of the purchasers: purchasers pay.
rr.' - E. w. WAGEsEn, ~.
sep2o ir L,la Assignee.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-06

WAsHINeToN, September 3Oth.-The
commissioners of the Freedman's Savings
and trust Trust Company will commence
paying dividend of twenty per cent.
upon all audited claims on the first Of
November next, ut their office here, upon
the presentation of pass books or other
evidences of indebtedness. Dcpositors
rrcsidlng in this vicinity should present
their claims in person. All checks will
be drawn to the order of the original
depos'tors. Assignments will be rccog-
nized only so far as the delivery of checks,
as originally drawn to the assignc. :, g,os.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-06
ORGlNIZEg

"a ~ Never was there a more opporture
'o' than the present to concentrate public
opinion and to accomplish practical
Il. ends by the organization Of party. ri
900 The Democratic Party with its antin
-qusted heresies is unable cto command
9'' the lead IN the formation i of new
,,,3 national party The liberal Republicans
are literally 50 nondescript that they
spa would ever form disturbing body in
daiitthe political armament helping to- con-.
t"f found their own expectations. yr 81 III,
Whilst the eletnente which have been
-, he'll together by the cohesive power Of
s7G!pubHe plumber and against which con,
MD i.usst has been iTwaged, ARE at warfarG'
.apong!themselves, and are Threatened
!. with disintegration by the Inherent
,di forces of their own corruption, out of
discordantg elements o. popular
revolution rs necessary to reconcile
',ie y differences for the promotion of desirable
oi fends. !, Great national political PARTIES
igi have, been, crented and dissolved in our,
, country according to the tenor of the
National advancement and we SHOULD
. select material for the creation Of an or
{ !. .ganizatlon which in forming new issues
..ou should recognize the vital questions Of
s7 Tie current period; iAAfuturc political
party called by any eother name than,
:, t! those which in the past have failed to
!, fulfil the cxpectaion of its creators, en-.
am ,tiowed with, an ealargsd and tghtencd
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-10-06
The citizens of Beaufort and por. Ror

ne citizers OF Beaufort and Port Roy
al vii never be called upon to put forth
9 1exertions That viii more IntrinsiealIy
redown to their5g general welfare and
prosperity than the success of the effort
that is now being made to have tbe
splendid harbor sf Port Royal utilized
an a Naval station by our, gov,rnme MT.
We feelesery assurance that f,r,he sub.
,1ect 4 brought prominently forward after
the experiences Of this past summer and
fse advantages so clearly portrayed in
fbe memorial 10 the Sec. oil the Navy
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salubrity of its climate, and consequently,
was the summer resort of many of the old
South Carolinafa families. There is dock
atPortI Royal of half mile inlepgtl,, in
immediate pro ximity to the shipping, and
npon this are cotton presses and ware
houses. aking the handling of freight
exceedingly easy. During the past year
the shipping a. the port numbered twelve
hundred vessels, ships, steamers, barges;
etc. Of cotton; 10000 bales have gone
through; guano, 5000 tons; phosphate
rock, $4,000 tons; and lumber, 1900, 900
feet. Also many hundred tons of cotton
tics, bagging, and other small freight.
The lumber trade is increasing rapidly.
First-class saw mills arc running along
the line of the railroad, and Il still larger
one is being erected near Bcauf fort, by
wealthy English capitalists. These will
have almost 1nexhaustiblc pine forests to
zap, and will slip millions of feet of lum-
Der annually to the North, the West In.
dies, and direct to Europe. L
Any one who has fingered around Hi
tou Head and Beaufort, and given little
study to the topography of the country,
cannot fail to sec that dozen or twenty
active men, with plenty Of capital at
command, can develop the barbor of
Port Royal into just what they please.
There is not single element wanting.
necessary to make it one of the great sea-
ports OF the world. And should it start
ahead, Charleston aud Savannah must
look to their laurcls = Washington CHRONICLE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-26
4ottrp.
For the OXFORD DEMOCRAT.
liz Memory.


lDIED,-At North Woodstock September 2S,h,
and Harriet s. Billings, aged - years, months,
and ) days.
Prom Che dear ol1 home has gone out some sum
light
Aud something Ike shadow Is lingering there.
For The Gicksrin., rays OF autumnal twilight
are clustering TODAY round an empty chair;
Throughout the house IS 50 hush as Of sabbath,
AMI the Ii,t'e children revorently tread,
For au unsccu hand has tonchcI the home garland
And tbc lo,ciicst apwcr D., faded and dead
they laid her away ami bright leaves arc falling
A. beautiful r,iubows down on her grave,
Aud ,hc -caiiacl pins earnest AMI faithful,
Breathe, sweet dirse in 70, branehe, son wave;
But way beyond. boa Tie bounllcs, Forever
Where scknc,s anI SORROW aud death cannot
suy.
Where parting IS not. Bcrc woe cannot enter,
she walks, anal lug with tae harpers to-day.
Look up OH mouruers. the hand wa not willing
sh1t dcaltt thee Che blow ani made thee % mourn
Al.ho' bitter drau.hts this Ike b. di>gliing,
God tcmpors the wind 20 lambs that arc shorn.
~ fast NC resign our loves to me Giver,
50 thickly Gre graves are ,trcwn iu our WAY,
wen -athcr,' ah, yes, anJ soon eat the River
They'y. only gone o. prepare us o way.
r.. o..
Nortb Woodstock. Ott. a. l>.j.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-26

OXFORD S. :-~ uprru, J ..i. DID,.
T,un. \. D. .~.- ,..,.
JOHN VI. PIlilGEJoR IS. d. l''f
Aud now Be- app. airing g. iI. ..-..
Defendant b. uOt am inlua.ttlt "i 4.,t.
no tenant. agent or alto ur. t.t
h. no notice Of the rcndrr.r n.
IL j. ordered by the Court tlNi ...
notify the .aiI DcG.nI4ut " tI.
BY causing ou abstract 'i ...t.. -
this order OF Court thereon 2. ..-t
weeks suceessivrL iu th' oN.H7d ID
printed u Paris in said touI'} '-. ~
10 De thirty dats Al l,a-t before o..
said Court % b. ho'Icn ~ FtI' -'.. ----' :
first Tue-,iay # Uo-emac u.>' Z .r7.-I
the said defendants may 'hrn r'I '-
said Court aud -hew cause 20 .'
Judgment should NOT be rga l.el '-'''.
execution issued accoodD-.t ....,,r 10
Attest: JAMES = "t'-it .r..-
4 true abstract ofplointin, wI-i ana ''-''
thereon. ..,,~ ~
Attest: IAHE~ =. w l.l''-
FOSTER y HERsEI, Avs fHr I|-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-26
:, p,.,n,ln,s writ.

A sA ATHoU ,D; 81 partner Of one VIM; ~.
- oH Idts a fRHcscd deceased pId aery 3r
I BSlrs If H%Ood Baird PsSoo s Ss and BEN.
Morton Of ParA in our oG Se }sartncrs, doing bust
hmin + Ba,Sso IN said County, under the siyi Of
F" Morton X Bates" ,..o,v note given by the
said Morton Bates am sI JSv Of March, A. ID.
firm name ao me- PaH and said B Who %s' J leep
I 70 f ST ha sum Of s25 raSe in C count yf or
rom date wihog, !ers, amounting al,S n1 20
interest on ',,,,'g ,iecarc, was demanded OF t',e
when W. on the second day Of MARCH, a.
d. lS6s. 100 u.i, d,te,l March ist, 1873,
and rctnrnab.e 10 the Sept'niD''
A. ID. 1913.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-26
Notice go Owner Of Logs.
,t.tr,ctof Plaintiffs writ.

A LBEET ". F!CKETT oi township Number
y Five. Range Two, ora the tounty ot OXFORD
PlIIntiIrf George 10. GRAY aut John Adan@,
both 81 Bah iu CO., County ni S1-tdah'r. iu s'il
~tatr. ilt. co-u1iturr. in business and jointly
nrpotiltns 90 ii-ihci 900 sliL County ct O.l'Id.
under hriu name o "G ay a Album
Action upou lu oc-ount annexed i'r personal
service. OF tpe PlsiptN Tor o. days. ir,fn Nay %,
l-- ta Nay ., i-.s lutrl,ing -tr,ic. aud pine lng-
.pn Abbott Erook lu Township number FItr.ttncc
Two. County OF ONfoti, ON which .,i i1g- De- bad
% Diem lor MS pcy-nnul .rrt-r- il driving ih' came
stn1ufiftu.r tn 49, 90 ihr iu-. which have iH'.u
attached iu -tI suit ana on which tuc fnini.h
claim, lcu are mIrkrl p 1lpw-- \. NJ FiT.
die rhir: aud rtf.-, wing o.. e.n.- slil logs
living B.. aui upon thc tluA. ot Abbot Uf""N 800
attn lmtnt.
Wrt dated Nugn-i 70. ID l-,-. and rrtprnabie
To- ihc = = Court, ~-r-,mhc. Term. \. ID i-.'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-26

OXFORD, ss;-Sugrrmr Jucicial Court. ~cpi,m
lrr Term. 4. D. $50.
ALBERT ~. FitkETr VS.. GEORGE a. GRAY
ttal
i'pon the foregoing su.t Oh on .ofFr tlc len
claimed upon Gee .as- above described 10 appc1r
lu 90 thc Co.ut iaat Do. Owner thereof unknown
au.. ha. 100 notice OF ;h., suit:
o. .- Ordered hf tHc Court thtt thc Flrintfr give
d. t.cc % thc owner 90. thc 90 l,, eecIIu. logs
which are attached ou -liI -ult uy causing au
h. tract OF -iil WTIt AMI t- prtrl of Court there
uu Co. be published thrce weeks surre .s.ycY 100 The
ONilrl Democrat. paper p-int "a Paris ,u -1it
County, thr last pnIlrIt.1n -u b' thirty ily- at
least .io,r One next en- pt all Iuut tn Hr held
st PUi. al1Ic,.i ou ih, il-, lur,ilF OF b,-rm-
Der nest fJ the cII ,iilt ODE -IIi ofUH-. cot .1.d
logs Uly then anil there appear 30 sail Court luI
Dee admitted 90 defend .r.l -u... !. he shalt -rc
cause.
ArisV.- JAMES >. WRIGHT, Clerk.
= trlr abstract ot PlinLu. VIII anI Oalcr Of
Court thereon.
ATTEST JAMES S. WRIGHT. Clclk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-26

ONFORD,ss:-Su Supreme Judi,,.tr
Term. \. ID. ls-5. "' N0gu
-

ONFORDSs; - Supreme Judi,,.fc
Term. \. ID. ls-5. e0gus..
ENOClI POSTER. JR. -. I,vr.
And now u appearing to the C,o.1L' ill,
principal Defendant s not H Pc.
this state and has no tenant sgs,,' ~ a,t /
in and that he Ia, mo- notice IA H.. W am Il
suit. al..-. 4
~ IT. ordered hy the Court th,,. "a
notify tie said principal dsf.,t ~ IL
cncy Thereof Dy causing an ai,.,..''.ai Nd. /.
with ils order ~ C1url ther.on,'tA af t,7
week. surcessiytly IN the Oxfo,.l II ll.a..
printed 40 pari. be 'aid Count, h. l'.r, \
10 be- DIRTY day. 40 least b,fo-e' . i, 'o' Ca I
said Court 20 be- holden AZ Par. I, l'u \,
lirst Tuesday Of December re,, -.'l'l ',. !,
the said defendant may ih,n s.t I. 'A p,
said Court and shrw iau.e n ...ie d.
judgment should not he rendered -l D. -
execution Issued accordingly. -s4.ls
Attest j WIS :. Wptc,.
4 trur abstract Of PR. All, li ',i'' i.ii p
thcrrun. "i-f
Affect; JAllE- g.p....
POSTER & lIEESEI. au,'. f.r ii''.iiH 4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-26
,., >, p,oIntifr,s writ.

FOSTER IR.. ol IicthtI ln ON ,' -.
l., of oxford, Plaintiff. v Aoial e. Bean OF NJ"
York in the state OF New lorA i,a n New
a., ~, he si-t day OF March, y y ISL WHERE
IN the said Abiel {. Bean, for value r'1.isV q,
,,rc,ni.ci one Fila Z. D0cksadcr 10 pay ner %
order the sum Of one thousand d9llsis, US az
ave, ~" Jav endorsed and delivered 90 ihe
T ~, thS ,,iib he aid Defendant bd notice.
,.o mon n rromiss2ry note dated % Sew Oh ~.
on the 22nd lay OF April, A. H. le'l, G
- NIiof q bean Tor yalds received POM ''"
,,,. ria , Dock .tadcr, To- pay 20 her OF otl.l'
three hundred and MY dollars one a"l Al.gi an,
vrbicb note wa, thcrcaftcrwari. Cnd9tsyu guy,
delivered % the Plaintiff, OF "hleh 'hu
Sjjsmnum a. 600 Writ dated july -sil' y; y
1.-s and rcfilrnailc 60 the = Court, september
Term. 1870.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-26

OXFORD, IS supreme Iud'e iA' '''''''
nor Tenn \ -. is.'. nV~INuiN f.
NSA ATWOOD. ,ur- par ~
H9N HATES, e ai
And nov it appearing 70 the Cont '' l iy state
neGrnanr Bttr. j. NOT an inhao'i,nt, ~ ,' there
h., b,. mo- tenant agent or att"r.s y
anu uh' I' i b,,s N, notice of the Pendeney Oh
this suit On, That tIf said Plain
TN notiiN w.. t, an nh.trrtct Ut this wiz WIN
I s" orlr g" Court ~ 20 o be 9%'b .nG 1'S
,~seks .u-e..-irriy 10 On" oNi"tn t6c i,.t
49, ,..f., in i'aft. iu -aid County tu'
p,,i.,.,., ., To-. thirty dty. ~ least nel''v NV
l''', ,.,, Of sid tourt o. b. bell t f', ~, m me
~ ,I,. tr.t rnc-,ltg % December isN', ~ ~,
SAT- S. a., sal Batos may then and ihe'e "pl,ai
S =, ,J Conr, and shcw cause Il any ne nam ,, W." ,n
Judgment should not be rendered "S'''N'' '''''
rrerution issued accordingly ,.,,-ur cIc,k
ATTEST ~ IT. r.. WIN and order OF
Court thereon. ,,y- WEIGHT clerk
q n Eisbec. ATTY. for Plaintiff
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Abstract Of PlsIa,,.,

ENoCH FOSTER, JR Of Re,,., m
II Of oxford aud State az W'les 10 a.,
JAMES JOHNSON, Of Woh1psl ne, bl.. 4
Miildlesex and Comm ,uWe,Its ~ H. ~
dciendent. Assampsit On NJ Ii..l {
by the said Johuson 10 che I l..'.'-'''oy d. s
the name Of r. Sanderslr. g. S.l. I
the thirteenth day OF MAY. A a Wa
Of Ss3 - 10 three months af,o't -, il-.''
was afterwards transferred ana 4 I'D
plaintiff for a yHintbie con ILL.,. .HeiEgf.i
Addamnum, $50. Writd s.,.I,'l.
and Icturnablc 10 the s. J. COM, .AlNgs
1873. lta..
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)yFonp. ss.-suprcmc Judiclal Court, sep'em'

OXFORD, - supreme Judicial Count 9'p''''
Der Term, \. -. lo43. pv,N
FNOCH FOSTER in. -. ABlAL g. BEAN,
AMI now IL appearing 90 the Clur ihlt lhc $50 !
rJ,rt ID moi AN inh3L.tlut % thi. ,tstt anl
In. no tenant agcu. or attorney ihercia' ana tnA'
Ir ,,a- po nofie, Of the panIcncy ot TINS suh
nj. Ordered by the Court thai the ,ail I i1.nt'.,
,,,if, inc .iI Defendant VI th1 peulenry Thereon
-, .t,,sn An stuct col this Writ.with this orucT
"a Court thereon o. be published three week. sue
cs.-iyrIy in the ONiuld Democrat paper piih'S
20 p,-f. m -,if county tine last Publication &" D..
IL tq,- at iel-t before the NEXT term 90 sttd
court 10 Doe holden 90 Plrs aforesaid on Inn ms
Iuc.las or DcccllrrneNt to s1o nd tai We aAl'i
D,-n, amt may then AMI there appear 700 .ti ''ul
ami .ll,.,y cau-r. o. any hf have, ~hY ltt ;uir"t
-LoulI NOS Doe rendered Is ,il.t hin .and execution
,rrtsr.- JNNF- WRIGHT clerk.
4 truc abstract oi Plaintiff WIZ an" V'"'' "
Court thereon. ...,,,. o.,
ATTEST JAMES =. N.Hhi |t''N'
Foster 81 ucrscy Ntys Tor PD.u-u l'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-26
Maine Steamship Go.
Scmi-Wceky Line 10 New York.
Steamers EIeanora and Franconia.

VIII uu.l further notice leave frubNn Wharf,
PORTLAND. every MONDAY and TIT RSDAl,
80 =. W AMI leHyc Pier = Last River, New
lofs, every MONDAY AMI THURSDAY n (
P. ST.
The E.rlu'ru D. q new steamer iI~t bu.lf tut This
route. tuI both -hc uuife Franrnr '4 fitted ut
"itu hu" accommodation. for pt--rus'r-. rit king
u- thc most con Fcnlrut and comfortable roIfr for
IRA. elcr- between New York and Naine These
steamers will touch 40 vineyard lIlyeG during the
summer months on thcIr passage o. aud !rCm New
York.
Passage in state Room = l0, meals extra.
Uo'l- forwarded tD 4al from PhuadriDhia.
Montrr o.. Ogcbrc - ,Nhg auI .il iIr.- or Maine.
Eg-Fri,ht taken ~ The lowest l.l;,s.
shippers are requested o. send their freight 60
tnc steamers as early az 4. l.. VI. on dl.s they
leave Po-iitnt Flr further Inform. tiou 81. .r 10
HENRY FpA, General Agent. Portland.
j. r AMEN,A 81 i'IeT Is T.. Il Sew york.
p LNCha -r street. Inyl.tf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-26

As the pastures become poor, two
quarts o. mea' and bran per day, should
be gwen 10 each milch COW. IL Is sup
posed 70 be natural" that COWS should
shrink IN their mix az this season. Il Is
natural" that they should do this when
their food shrinks, OF when, by exposure
TO cold rains or frosty nights, portion of
their food Is taken from making milk to
keeping them warm, but in no other sense.
It Is poor economy to starve a cow now,
aud throw away food in feeding her up
again in the spring.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-26
SkhFORD'S RADICAL CURE
lsa Local and Constitutional Remedy

IorNI-Bccausc 10 Is applied directly 20 ,he
-tat 20 me disease the nasal possesses py in>u.h /.
-ilu where &. acts Instantly clearing tlc mead 90
n,re1u. examinations Illy iu- pain and soreness
,ubIs.a- Iuf animation an! gradually drying u2
tIc discharge.
o>~IrrfJfo> A. Because % i- taken iuttr nli.f
whore be- JOS altcrft-Ny aHl rr-niFcnt properties DC
purih.- ihe blood col the s-ii poison always PIE
s.uf in c.. .rfh, keeps the pores open, tue SKIN
ull-. and hcathi E.yt- tome % thc nervous l'Fte'
improve thr appetite. AMI enable tn' ,f-ie,a, ns
ft- powerful ,oaie influence. 90 completely throw
.. tur disease.
Each YacAJ-c contains lr.at,c on OaL.i.I"
4U.I d. ~tulstu' Improved lulalag Tube. Ifi't
g. Un. sent prepaid o. any part oi the Ouit'H
state. llr a. b. Ior sale hv Druggists every
Nsc.c. WEEKS ~ POTTER Boston General
AGENTS
ss-U-. ~NNFOEu'S JAMAICA GINGER f'r
t.lmp. arI Pains. Colds aL. Calls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-26

Winter fruit, whether apples or pears
must be kept as cool as may be and not
freeze do not put it into the cellar until
cool nights make it advisable
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-10-26

-Beets and Carrots for table use
should not be touched by frost; they may
be kept fresh and plump by packing in
saEd
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agricultural.
Fdtfenil,g Hogs.

Few families in either country or Will
AGE bu, keep q pig ono or q dozen a
the ease may be. They are generally
fatteued In October or November. ANY
information with regard to the best pro-
cesses OF doing this will be timely. and
nav be valuable
PREP tENroRY.
As 70 the animals, it will make from
ten to twenty-five per cent. difference in
the cost Of fl:teuing. whether food Is Civ
en- to q long, loose, coarse, glunt breed.
or 10 one Of medium size, and especially
one that takes on fat easily. II this mat
ter has not received attention in other
years. or earlier In the season, the loss
for the present Is inevitable Another
thing hogs tstten easiest that are in
thrifty condition 40 the outset. If the
summer months have >tintci them in their
growth. IL will take weeks to get them
wei started. which will be time aud food,
in some measure, lost. Having hogs Of
some kind 10 feed, the 6,st thought should
be as TO their