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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02
Porter.

PoKTLE. Jan. -.ih, Isl.
Nj \. Mcdaniel. Che able teacher OF ,he d.,
e, hool di-lric, ia tai, town, has esta blishcl al
evening school Tor thc scholars ia his place. We
Nt., pge--at ya- -.lcr c.,u.us anl, was highly
pleased W ..h The good order and credible manner
iu which they went through VIII their exercises
foF The evening. rne exercises consisted Ia select
rosd.ngs, declarations, reviewing by some Of The
classes OF their studios, add alst question 10 be
d scussed by the scholars. Mr.. Mcdaniel Is an
excellent teacher and he - spSiing no pains TO
make ;h!s one % The bes; schools In ;oWn and
he scholars are twin. equally hard 10 please
,helr teacher with COOL behaviour and perfect
recittion-.
A. meeting OF Dramm0nd I.-lsc OF r. and A.
NJ North Parsou.ir held Jan. 81, ISIS, the fol
loving OF 'ers were chosen: \. %. STUART, W.M.;
Joseph Wedgewood = W; Marx Chapman, J.
". c. q. Nutc. Treas David Merrill, Sec; L.
= DeAboru, =. D.; I T.. Weston. j. d. Financial
Committee John 4 Peasc, John Neal and Isaac
L. French. There WAS 10 De public inslaliment
aad oyster supper on the Tuesday following, but
own, 10 the bad state OF the roads we were no.
present, a good time was expected.
We leart that Mr. Larkn Mills who va, iaiurcd
while logging on south Biver,in 'ars0nshled VIII
have 20 suaer ampu;atioa OF his arm 70 save his
life. ;.
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PREMIUMS:

Any person paying all dues on the OXFORD
DEMOCRAT and one year in advance will receive
steel plate engraving, representing the Gen
tennial Art t'allery,' size, 9iSl2 inches.
Any person sending us TWO Retr subscribers
and 81 for advance subscriptions IL the same, will
receive cOlOred chrome, representing the Gen
tcnnial Art Gallery size 1872 iuches.
Any persoa sending THREE Rctc subscribers and
StN for advance subscriptions to the same VIII
receive an Abbott Pocket Microscope or q
Cen Microscope which magniAes lo,OoO times
Any person sending TEN Hcw subscribers and
SIS, viii receive Camera Ohscuni' which viii
reflect any object upon transparent slate or upon
piece OF paper so thai an exact drawing OF
building, flower, an animal, person, or in fact
any object can be made.
cas, cpmmissioe viii DC given TO those who
prefer e
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02

For the benefit OF readers OF the Democrat"
sportively inclined, am going 10 tell how Mr..
Oren Heath, Of Chsthan. sStchcs foxes. when
key nard exhibits so much 0f his proverbisl cum
ning as 10 elule his traps O,ea i-aprovises bed
within gunshOt distance OF some large tree, aud
haits Il He then walks nj CHI favored with tho
light Of the moon, when tab ing with him long
ladder, he goes TO the spot, aad like "Za7heas, .
though for a different parppse climbs the tree.
sun in hand, snd then watches, for hours Il may
BE- until Reynard, lmpellei ly the keen demands
Of Appetite c rerges from the thicket, TO feast
upon the much eOvete bait, when suddenly up
on the stiffness " The midaigh. air breaks the
repor. Of oren's uaerrins gm, aud Reynar,i be-
comes game. n
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fryeburg.

"ale our neishbors are parAdiag their pigs
all are Boosting Of their thick porkeEs, allow me
30 say that while Pequ.,ke, produces great men"
10 abundance, cur climate tAis year has been eN-
.vcd-us.y favorable Tor The p0rcine species.
There has been consi Iers0le rivalry among our
T-ends AZ the Centre and \. Frysburg. about who
'-'-.a Fa.se The biggest hog Chas Chandler
I-.ea as and he weighed ca. Caleb Frye puts
'he E1iie 20 his. going 6iG, John Bachelor -lays
No. aat 10 he proves the heaviest OF the trio
pulling down d5- los W.
I''. Sunday. g l-.le daughter OF Bsaj Graes
-&et about ;hree ycars slipped down. strikin, her
7"'.- Gee 1'', ant producing coucu,-i0a OF
Che l.1.a. ir,m The effect, OF which she died on
'le following DAY.
Naiai y. 'hrlv. ore OF our respected citizens.
~.-4 A. .4e re,ll--.s col Dr.. Jro,ls-, "a the -.th
lr-t
'o'~pa Bemis ,tr las. surviving pensi, aer y
--- .-'s war. die.l In th-, town. last week t ,A-
= 'an-si ase Of 81 ye14~. Wu1t g. u1. u Htt.e
Feast A'tic, De aac n.Es rli.lr,.. AMI .l., Is sLe
l.>' death n his .s.a..y.
inr arctic wave epu.l,urs ia obi P,auSket.
--i 'he 's9oj pile aie rapidly di~app-ar.us WITH
L' ''-u> Of .haw We;ry hard g. keep warm.
% . De- an Effort ta get ~ -Ve3f. ,fIa sl eiiht
"a.
" .ih 20 there j. a7ol; au eiaal scarcity ofnew-
'~u- .vr The paper, money 70 pay ,leb-s aui VA.
Ger 'o- -,Ock. Many Of our wells a-e 30 low ss
bare, % aGoTj 50 er for famiiiez, and stock has
-' De a-iren 20 creek, springs. AMI streams.
"a-'A are also getting qgite i0E. 4 $ rain see M
o-' OF 'tdir, sc congratulate ourselves with hay-
'1s al 'Ouadaace o. snow Wiki which 10 make
"-'e'' "hen hs more vertical ray q Of ,he sun
some 90 play upiL
I'ele oeing comparatively bat little numbering
N'''' IN tbs vistaity. business - quite ,sulI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02

We are glad N learn that Dr.. I. T.
Crockett, who left this village about a
veaI sgO. TO practice medicine in New
ton. Mass IS prospecting, aud that bis
family are not only we'll eonteutsd, but
highly pleased with their location Tie
Do. writes Us that he has found many
people there from Norway, among whom
he mentions K. /. Kinds, Chief OF police.
who attended scheol here at the time his
Uncle Kinds taught at the Academy;
three sons OF the late Peter KimbAll, and
son Of Mr. Lucious Denison Of Nor.
Way.-N0rW14 4drcTtiSer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02
Friday. February IL. 1879.

afternoon AMI evening. Distinguished speaker.
from abroad viii address the convention ani
prominent persou~ in our own state " ~ pnrtici-
pate In its discussions.
Rciev OK that no change ~ the organic law OF
the state will be OF such ytai~con,eyuence TO the
cause Of pablo morality aud good government, n
the unqualified recognition OF women as citizens
We cntIett sll persons who sympathize With oui
Purposcs 10 meet with IL and aid w. IN our efoTIs
Co sccnu thls ACT Oi justice and bencHconce.
Per order.
BENJAMIN kING>BU Rl, JH., President
PoT,lSl j.. Jan. -, lSsj.
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AfRtGHrFUL CHORUS.

Nothing strikes so unpleasauty upon the ear OF
an afec;ionate parent Is the Wheeling, snunlns,
coughing and hoarse voices OF a family OF chill
dren laboIiug under bad colds. \ chorus Of this
dismal Kind Is kept up in some households the
winter through, simply because the father aud
mother are either ignorant Of the means cf cure or
are guilty OF gross neglect. HILE's HoNEN OF
HoRuoUSp AND TAR viii establish quiet IN
three day. No cough OF cold can resist it. soo,h'
IN influence
PIAE's IoorH ACnE DRoPs-Cure in one min
ute
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02
UnequaI,rd i'm quality and unsurpassed
in cheapness and elegance.
La Creme de la Creme.

Published Monthly, price 81 pes annum, single
numbers - cents.
This splendid collection OF music is printed en-
tinted paper, and contains only such music - viii
be found in accord with its tite-IHE CREAM on
IHE CKsNM.
The following list Of eon.euts will show IT'S
chcapness aud great worth, a. collection OF
lr.t class mu- &c:
No. l.-Prire 80 cents. contains Alpine Horn.
Transcription. II. Shirner. PrIcc, IN sheet Orpl,
~ cents) Prussian Eagle March. Noss. ti'rce'
ia sheet form, - cts sleep, my Child. SlumbeI
song. Inst. Egshard. Price ia sheet form, -
cts.) Cujus Amman. S,abat Mater. Int. huhe-
Puce. IA sheet form, 30 Cts II HaTpe. Ne!odic
Naiiee. Jungmann. Price, IA sheet form, 40 cts J
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south Paris

Mr. and Mrs. o. W. Beat wish 10 extend through
your paper their sincere thanks 'or the endearing
tokens OF friendship which was .iven them. al The
celebration OF Mrs. Beat's hf!e.h birth day, by
their many frien Is. 4, was ct mpleio surprise
20 Ms b and she was much atonished on en-
terinx the house; 20 and il Overa0yIug with guest
and IN the center or the room {. mics extension
table. loaded with sweet. palA;abe things, seem
ngly In keeping with the heart; Of all present
W are sure We shall never forget the manifesia-
ton Of friendship 0r he friends interested and
sincerely hope that each one mar not only have
4 nice table, bit always a J0aatifal supply 10
.pisal on o..
south PArr.. Jan. -, ls.5.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02

We have received copy of the
Public Ledger Almanac. published by
Geo. W. Child, Of Philadelphia IL is an
elegantly printed velume-gilt edges
sud contains vast amount of inlorma-
lion. 10000 copies are printed and dis
ui5uled grH,uitoas,y.
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/ M p 0 r II A N II II 0
TRAVELLERS

When you visit OF leave the City OF NEW YORK
save ANNOYANCE and expense of carriage hire and
stop az the GRAND UNION HOTEL, Oppos-
site the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. IL has over
$50 elegantlv furnished rooms and Is fitted mp II
an expense Of over 500 GO Elevator, steam aud
all modern improvements European plan. The
RESTAURANTs, and Lunch Counter are sup
piled with the best the markets can furnish. The
cuisine Is unsurpassed. Rooms for single person,
81 50 AMI a. per daY; rich suites Tor Tlmilles pro-
pOrtiOnatcly low, 50 that visitors 10 the city anu
travellers eau live more luNuriously, for less
money, at the GRAND UNION, than az any other
nrst-class Hotel ia the city. stages and ears pass
the Hotel every minute Tor all parts OF the City.
u. y. II. W. GARRISON Managers.
~. l..
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Hryants Pond.

Al .ae annual meeting OF jefferson Lodge, No.
IL. b. 4. II, holden al Masonic Hall, Byants
Foa- Jan. 20, lss5. the following officers were
eao,ea- z h. Durham. W n II Berry, $.
W. U C. HogshtOn J. w.i h J. Cole, ;. D, ".
Il Pearson J. D; A c. Bolster, ; Alden
Chase T
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02

IS,ip4gST CONsgMFnoN-Tn bronchial and
other chest affections, in sTesting incipient con
sumption, aud IL lessening the distressing sympt-
ops Of this disease is hopeless stages, as VEL
a. In cases Of nervous debility. ia giving tone 10
the system, il Is undoubtedly valuable remedy.
.IouS NCMuRRIY, Methodist Minister, New
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02
HOLIDAY GOODS
Wonderful Success.

Three years ago Dr.. Bosches's German Syrup
was Introduced in the Cuited States nom Germany
Iol the cure % coughs, severe colds settled on the
breast, Consumption aud other diseases OF the
Throat and Lung. No Medicine ever had such 4
success. SOotp sample bottles have been li-
,ribuiei every year Tor three years by Druggists
in an parts of the UniIed states, and nearly 1900
letters from Druggists are now OF our files, say
Ing that other PREPARATION in their store, sells
well ami give, such excellent satisfaction.
Al We ask Is for you 90 90 10 the Drug
store OF O.. =. Wilson, south Paris.
or OF \. NJ. Hammond Paris HILL or 10 any other
medicine dealer, and get IS cent bottle, or sam.
pie bottle Cot 10 cents. &. G GREEN,
sole Manufacturer Woodbury., n. j.
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SOUTH PARIS MARKET.

DECEMBER 40, 1874.
DIRECTED b. H. \. BOLSTER.
APPLES 81 % q $500 per Dbl.
BEANS yellow eye)-S3.OO 0 S1-z3
(Pea-$3OJ q sS.25
POTArOEs-t5c. 9 SOC.
CRANBERRIES-per PIX. Sl,VO.
BUrrER-,k5c. q SIC.
CmEEsE- Factory price lGlc. Retail Ice.
COFFEES--23c. o ilc.
EGGS-Ssc q pc. per doz.
FLOUR-S-.JO q $50
HAY-sl2 OJ els %
LARD .dOmesticl-lsc.
LINE 81 50
MOLAsSEs-j0c q 65c.
NAILs-U5c . USc.
OATs-GJc q G5c.
PORK Round hogl-9c. Q loo.
sALr-GOc. Box SOC.
SoUAsH-0lc. q 02c.
SUGAR-lIc . l3c-
TEAS-4Oc. soc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02

Castoria IL more than a substitute for Castor
OIL II l., the only SAFE article Ia existence which
Is certain 10 assmlate tho food, regulate the bow
els. cure wind collie and produce natural sleep IL
contains neither minerals, morphine or alcohol,
and l. pleasant to take. Children need not cry anu
mothers may rest. nov.lO-'w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02
MARRIED..

In Andoycr, Jlu. H., by Rev. {. Chapman, MI
Eliah Aver u aud Miss sarah +. Newton, all OF \.
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Oxford Democrat
NEWS AND JOB OFFICE,
PARIS, NJ y ! y r.
GOOD WORK!
Low RATES !
end il your order, Immediately.
a. -.MAE>uAi : OFfItr..
rOEI. $50. JIu. l>.J.

MARSHAL = OffItI..
poEU $50. Jan. b l>.J.
DISTRICT or MAINE So
Tins Is 10 give Notlc, i.,.. oH the tWcAiy t.sth
iay ul .Iuuuarr. 4. - l--., 81 Warrant u Etnl.
ruptcy was l. -ucd against the arc OF william
II. II. GulInG 1! fJrtt %, l -h' County q pNlo.t.
and state Of Maine. Vic ha. been aiiudg"t %
bankrupt ON h,- own 4 litiOu Sc in the Disiric
Court Tor laid pistritl,-.ltnu-rl ti-t \. -. I,,.
tlat the payment Of ani d'li-, "ni delivery OF
am propcrt, beloag NJ O. SAIL Bankrupt, 80 aim,
o. for Lfs Sc and thc transfer Of ans property %.
hun. arc Forbidden by law; that meeting OF Tie
Creditors Of tue said Bankrupt, 10 prove lhc.i
debts and 10 choose one or more sign-us OF li-
Estate will be held at Court oil BIukrumcy TO
be holden at south Paris IN sad County. before
John W Nav, Esq Register on ihe fourth Iue'-
day OF February, 4. ID. 100, NJ 10 clock 4. NJ at
the oflice OF Geo. \, Wilson Esq.
>. ;. MARBLE,
L. ). Marshal Is Messenger J0r sad District.
fal,o p,v
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02
Annual Meeting OF the Maine
Woman Suffrage Association.

The annual convention OF the Maine Woman
suffrage Association will Doe held in
Representatives. Hall at the State House
ia Augusta,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02

cures of rheumatism neuralgia, lock jaw, palsy,
sprains swelings, cakad breast, sc1lds, burns
salt-rhcum, earachc, SC, upon the human frame,
ami OF strains, SPAWN, gals, &C., upon animals in
one year. than have all Other remedies since The
wyrld began II is coRntcr.irfiiant, and all'hoal
ing pain rrleycr, Cripples throw away their
cruiehes, the lame walk, poisonous bites are rem
dercd harmless, and the wounded are healed with
on, a scar. II no humbug The recipe Is pub
lshed around each bottle. II is selling As no art
Gle ever before sold, and il sells because il does
Just what II pretcnjs to 10. Those who now suffer
from rheumatism, pain OF swelling, deserve TO
suffer, IL they will not use Centaur Lininent. -
More than 600 certificates of remarkable cures,
including frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism, govt,
running tumors, Sc, have been received. We will
send a circular containing certificates the recipe,
Sc, gratis TO any one requesting IL. one bottle
Of the yellow wrapper Centlur Lnment Is worth
one hundred dollars for spawned or swoenied
horses and mules, or for -crew.worms in sheep
stock owners, this linimcnt is worthy your atten'
ION. No family should be without Ccntaur i.ini'
mcnt J. H. ROSE & Co, Ne York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02
To CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently cured
Of that dread disease, Consumption, by simple
remedy Is anxious To- make known 10 his fellow sni'
ferers the means OF cure. To all who desire II, he
will send a copy OF the prescription used, ltrce Of
charge, with the directions for preparing and
using the same which they viii find SURE CURE
for CONSTRUCTION, AsTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c.
Parties wishing the presc riptlon viii please al
dress Rev. l.. 4. WILSON,
l9l Penn St, W liamsburgh, New ok.
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DIED.

At the in.au Ho> p.tal n Augusta, on the l7th
insi Villa =. More OF south Paris, aged -
years.
In Bethel. IAN. -. NJ Perez Morton, ,of con.
mains were carried 10 Bristol, his native place,
Tor intcrmont.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02
Drawing Certain or Money Refunded

Whole Tcker,. 80. lIalyos. 50 Tenth. or each
coupon, -. Eleven Whole Ticket, 500.
For Iicksjs, 1r nation. address
THO. T.. BRAMLEIIE, Agent anl Manager,
/ LOUSY lille, nv, OF IIoS. II. lays \ CO., t09
I broadway. y \
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Feather Report.

Temperature last week al :. 4 NJ:
sunday deg, cloudy Onday, p. clear Tue
lav. 4. clear: Wednesday, ,, clear; THURSDAY II
clear: Friday, %, clear; saturday u, eiouuy'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02

TcAC The choicest in the world.- Importers
ICnC priccs-Largest company in America
staple aiticle-plca-es everybody Trade con IN
ally ucrca -ing-Ngents wanted every where
b. st Inducements don't waste time scnd f0rCir-
cullr TO ROBERT WELLS, 81 Noscy 81, y. } T..
o. I;nN l2.-.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

4 GENTLEMAN who has suffered for years
"A from Nervous Debility Premature Decay
aud all the effects OF youthful indiscretion VIII
for the sake of suffering humanity, send free 10
all who need il, the recipe and direction for max,
ing the simple remedy by which he was cured. SUI
ferers wishing 10 profit by the advertisers expert.
ence do 80 by addressing in perfect confidence.
JOHN d. OGDEN, - Cedar st., New York.
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Dol. a z s

To TUE AMOUNT OF TWO MILLION 1--WE
HUNDRED THOUSAND ARB TO Bk DIS
TRlBUTED on THE 21Iu FEBRI AIRY IN
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY OF ny, UPON THE
OCCASION or THEIR FIFTH AND LAST
CONCERT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02

Col. Shaw OF the CAriStidn Mirror
has secured The services OF tour clergy
men as editors OF his paper. They are
Rev + Y Hiucks. pastor of State street
church in Portland; Rev. f. II. Byiug
ton. at Brunswick; Rev. L. l.. Paine.
Waldo. Professor OF Bangor Theological
Seminary. and Rev. c. J.. Dickerman. OF
Pms street church. Lewiston. With
sach an sbls editorial corps. this staunch
religious joul nal must Goa mend itself To
The .iberSl supper, Of the Congregation
si,,s Of Maine. The Mirror has been
changed back 10 the folio form.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02
-rhe Forest CiLy has been re. 4

The Forest City has been re'f.ted
and furnished, and is now run by the
Portland Steam Packet Co, between
Portland anA Boston in place of the Fst
mouth. The Company. feeling that the
people OF Maine need cheap and COM
Portable route between the two great
cities Of New England, have placed the
fare at FORTY CENTS, and fitted their
boats 10 accommodate passenger traffic.
II YOU are going to BastOn purchase your
ticket Tor Portland aud take the beat
from there, thus saving nearly hall fare.
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Dissolution.

Tnr Co-partnership heretofore existing uudcr
the Giln name oi l.. 4. CHAPMAN y Co., he tbs
dlv dssolvc,t b. mutual consent The sddrs II
the Arn VIII bc settled bY either meiu'iet o. the
iirn who j. author. "a TO 4igi in liguiiit
ROBERT \. CHAPMAN.
lNOCH ". VOODBL Rl,
JOSIAH Z. Pt'RfNC rDN
RCrHEI. Jan. !. lssj.
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APPLETON'S
American CyClop@dia.
~ D.;.ot Edi,iou
New Revised Edition.

Entirely rewritten by the ahlcst writer on every
subject. Printed from new type. and Illustrated
with several Thousand Engraymgs and Maps.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02

4 coursc OF lectures will be- delivered before the
school aud pubic, upon Literary and scientific
subjects. free 10 all.
D.stiugui.he Clergy eu from different paris Of
the state have been secured 10 deliver semimonth.
lY SUNDAY eyenng lectures.
Board aud Rooms can be obtained at reasonable
rates.
IL ~ sspscialiB deFirous that students should be
present 40 the commencement OI tic term
Nj. CrUmmett hAs strongly recommended him.
self 20 the patrons OF this school, by his genial
manners aud thorough method OF instruction -
Hi classes show that they have been subjected TO
patient drilling, honoring both Themselves and
their teacher"
For circulars or other information relating TO The
school apply TO Rev. J. II WuEELwRIGur; e \.
VII soN, Esq r = STONE; DR.. ID Il. SAWYER
" . !. WHEELER: or,
=. Il. CROMMETT, Principal,
South Paris, Maine.
south Paris Feb. >, lS7J.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY oF KtyTusN.

PUBLIC LIBRARY 0F KENTUCKY
Death OF GOV. Braniiettc tcti ,u Of the
Trustess-A Successor tppoInted-No
More Post-pon Misunderstanding Certain
February 2?th.
Atamse,ns Of The Trustee OF the Pubic Ii
brary Of Kentucky. Jan To- lS1j. II was resolved
that G. NJ Briggs, E+q.. who under the late Hon.
Tho. l.. Br smlette was { o real business manager
OF the gin concerts already given In aid Of the
Ppbllc Library Of Kentucky De aad he j. hereby
authorized 10 take the pl see made vacant by the
death OF said Dr. annette, In the management OF the
affalrs OF the fflh and last gfl concert and that
the drawing announced for February ~, 1875, shall
positively and unequlvoeAlly take place on tina.
day without any further postponement or delay
on any account whatever.
II. T. DUREETr. Pres.
JOHN :. Cans, Secretary.
Hereafter all communications relating 10 the jih
Concert should be addressed 10 the undar-g ned,
aud pledge myslf that the drawing shall come
OF February 2.th or that every dolle paid for
tickets shall be returned.
G. VI. BRIGGS, Agent and Manager Room T.,
Public Library Building,
Louisville, Ky.
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Centaur Liniment.

There is no pain which Centaur
Liniment VIII not relieve, no
dwelling it will not snbdue, and
no lameness which 1t will not
cure. This is strong language
bnt it Is true. Where the parts
arc nos gone, It's effects are mar
rcinns II hns nrnhnccd more
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02

~aAsrcIS Win Pills should erect u monument
TO UR SiL-E T. for his bcncdcent discovery of AZ
AkEsI> an infalliDie cure l1r tn worst cases o.
plcs'-A failure In 10000 eases Ia, not been re-
corded IL !. simple suppositDry, painless aud
easy Of application, gives instant relief, acts an
instrument. soothing p0ultlcc and medicine, aud
can not fail 20 cure Lotions, ointmenis and in-
tcrual remedies may fail, but ANAkESIS " infal-
libe.-Price ~. Sold by Druggists everywhere.
Principal depot fj Walker ST., New York.
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HOARD OF iNsTRI CTlON.
T. CROMMETT, A. B., Principal

HOARD Oh iNsIRi tIlON.
F. T. CR0MMET A. B., Principal
aud Teacher Of Greek, Latin 4 German.
ABBIE {. MORSE, Teacher Of Higher English
aud French
ELLA j. WINsLOW, Assistant Teacher.
4. II. CRoHuETT, Assistant Primary Dept
CORA sKtLLINCs, Teacher OF Instrumental
Music.
The course Of study viii be The same a that
pursued In the beat schools of the country.
The Normal Department D. especially ,tlestgned
10 prepare Young ladie- and gentlemen br teach.
iug; while DC will be the aim of the Classical
course 10 give thorough nt for College
special attention Will bc given 10 housekeeping.
HUTTON.
HIGHER English and Language. sJ-J0
Common English, 80
Primary Scholars, 800
Book keeping extra / -
Nusic 100
Use Of Piano. 2U
Writing, l.tb
No deduction otiai,iun Ion less than half - term.
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business.
We have now IN store a COOL supply of Corn,
Choice Family Flour rad Feed also, fhl line oi
ifst.chss Groceries, Bethel Factory Cheese
Hats SOAPS. Boots and shoes, iii good as
sorluient OF p,y Cool al OF which w otrer ai
the lowest market prices.