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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-11-11

AT the request of the Rev. lather J.
V. Mcnamara, Chief of the Secet Order
of United. Irishmen Redivivusits m en-
-bers met in hotel, on Chatham street.
in New York City, to hold curtmar.
tial upon Thomas McGeaghan, accused
of having betrayed the secres of the
order. 1t was secret meeting but It is
subsequentlyrumored that MGeaghan
had been adjudged guilty andentenced
to die the death Of o traitor. In speak.
ing of the report Father McNmara SAYS
he hasno desire TO contradictt, because
under the laws Of all nations he punish
ment of traitor il death, Bt whether
such stern Justice Is 70 be cared out in
regard TO McGesghan he declies to say.
McGeaghan, is seems, wrote 10 Father
Mcnamara asking him tostrik his name
of the roll, bis father confesor having
told him he must no longer ba mem ber.
In reply, Father McNsmar told him
that neither priest, nor Pope, nor bishop,
nor even God himself, could lake man
traitor. He reprimanded fcGeaghan
for having betrayed the secret of the or
ganization, and cited him tappear be-
fore a tribunal of United Irisbmen
Redivivi. McGeaghan paid . attention
to the summons, jbnt was fond guilty
The Order Redivivi expects ach Irish
family in the United States ID contribute
twenty-five cents month for support.
Father Mcnamara does not nw officiate
in Catholic churches.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-11-11

a MAN in Dubuque, upon opening a
package OF smoking tobacco, found there
in, snugly nested, six young mice.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-11-11

The following grades ofcorn under the
new grading rules have been established
by the New York. Produce Exchange
l, white corn; 2 yellow. corn; 3, mixet
corn; A, low mixed corn; 5, steamer
corn; 6, no grade corn. White corr
must be sound, dry, plump and wei
cleaned. An occasional colored grain
shall not deprive il of this grade. Yel
low corn must be sound, dry, plump and
well cleaned. An occasional white Or
red grain shall not deprive it of this
grade. Mixed corn must be sound, dry,
and reasonably clean; low mixed com
must be sound, dry, and reasonably
clean, but in color unsuitable to grad;
mixed corn, steamer, will include con
of the first four grades in quality; in
condition it may be slightly soft and
damp; corn warm, or inferior to me
quality described as steamer corn, shall
be called no grade.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-11-11


The Carruth-L -Landis case bids fai to be
one ofthe most famous on record. landis,
the well-known proprietor of Vheland,
N. j., shot the editor Carruth in the
brain many months ago. II was fought
at first that the man would die. After
ward it appeared probable tlat he
would recover. Finally, however, b died
Had helived ninety days longer, hat is,
one year after he was wound ded, uandis
could not have been legally oarged
with causing his death. Asit is, ne now
stands in the same. e.position as if ne shot
had proved Immediately fatal The
length of time between the shooing and
the death of Carruth, will, ho&yer, be
made the subject of grave disctsion by
lawyers and physicians. The defense,
no doubt, will tfy to make it,robable
that Carruth died from other cases than
the bullet. ta4m e4,
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1875-11-11

ALL the professional gamblers in Lon
isville have been indicted. Wv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09

Isuppose there is not in the whole OF j. ysi-
cisn', sNpCIi.ncc anything in human ut ing
which calls forth his ympathy, and pity io 'uch
an extent ae tu witness the e'cruclalmE '.tN- OF
pErnm.iI-.n Heretofore there has been o con.
siderable diver -itf OF opinion among mctcAl iWn'
"a. 10 itt rUc character o! THIS dis, - eJne
Toe iirE .u iEC hIroul or muscular 'i'.t.- 81
tlt >t,itri and others yicWu., II a. an a' tf u.lY-
ola, uisca g. Tout o. rs now generally uiit'' 20
ie. di-rG-' rising from s Iui- on car '1' .'- ia
tDe blood auo further d. is ADMITTED q ii.IinA-
p-l. AN uctcs bc thoroughly cured without X.
i,ru nafiu- such poisonous matters from RI. "'9od
l., - Col --iluuHugl internal remedy W icri
.1uEI.at that nom, viii feel better satisfied ana
.,.. ,irc ulyp ttan ON, conscientious p'N,. an
Mi. has found out tuai 81 true cure for h'. 'Lb-
...I.. 1i-s4~e has been discovered. IT .'' ing
ic-tuarny FROM Portland rcutlcmar rl"r.i ia J
IL .ulL-i. al lhtl -Lt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
Farm for SnIe.

SITUAFED in Paris, about three miles IRON
- Paris lIili on the road leading TO Buckheic
and sumner. Parties dcsiIng 10 purchase prop.
erfv OF this description should avail themselves Oi
this opportunity, this farm viii be sold at qnie
n percentage on It's actual value IL applet iof
The stock, crops. farming tools and furniture
win be principally included IN the trade ii ia sired
The hJuSe j. CspaciUus enough ior Two families
aud the farm large and productive enough 10 sup
mort them ANY one wishing 10 engage ia asticui-
tural pursuits, VIII 1nd this a rare chance. Al
dress or cali on the subscrlbel on the ~ Cmisfs.
CrEO. c. RN EHS0N.
Paris Aug IS 1874. q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
Diamond Rheumatic Cure
h \ uonl,nUl NIiI0ll pEcoyC5,
PrvTr AN n,c. Il j..

BE- "a wonderful NJ ii7I fsco1clt,
PORTLAND, Dec. n iN,t.
o. b. W}pFl.p g..
GcutIctucu Unsolicited ns you, wish I'D bear
testimony jo She efficacy co. ,hJ DIAMOND kHi
wArt, CJEI During the u--t year have suffered
-r5afly from thsI common and ggouUing affection
Reformation. NJ shoulder wae go af"r'rl mas
my len arm ,.ls .mpletciv fow.r''-t 1ud de-
n. 'rrd ut ever argin having Oh, n-c 90 ihaf imb
/ was Induced. ~ hearing ct the many marvellous
cares acc0mri he'd o. the agent While sAllnt a.
,hc Prrllc House. t0 buy n bottle 10 u s1ueicnI
10 NV that W.ihou. flh la Che medicine o. 'i,
results, D. she aking OF FIVE smsi. bottles Wa
entirely relieved. Nui week have since ELAPSED,
aud rm ..i All right aul free from pain. .ih no
Indications o. ife r,irrn and Pee i,oi,uEs of new
lite which 1 experience ! attribute 70 The nc ~
thc DIAMOND RHEJ NNTiCC a. Have iH' ki"d
ness o. pas. my test .mouy aud experience Houn d
for the hcuef' of suffering humanity.
Yours tr.lv.
CYRUS HANstpN, Temple So.
Tie Iiscat ,tcr OF tint, medicine bass walked The
aisles ofthc hospitals Of London and Pans ior The
% q twenty wear making rheumatism speciality,
and titc prescription frun which this remedy is
compounded ls 40 Uc Csct u~ct no thC treatment
OF u. disease tOr The past wear Il has been
used with perfect success and satisfaction u
tie ho- pitfalls OF Montreal, and j. recommend ed
hv tir ycry best medical practitioners 10 that ciy
n safe speed. aut !o-iu'" rurr Tor ci'het sos'
og Theumatl-m-
In simple cases sometimes one or two doses
suffice ln the most chronic case i - sure - give
way hv fhr use 90 tour 1r Gyc bottles Pot up
snd prepare tor ;hc MASS AHORAToEN As~p-
CATION %, r. " Conner. %, Court st, Boston.
Tbs medicine BE- Tor sale et 40 prugki-t-
throughout o., United STATES aud Canada. " b
happen, your druggist haA not got 10 IN stock ask
~. o.. ..sr..I Inn % I.. Els Mh1lfaulf 4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
L. =. MARsHAL's OFFICE

DISTRICT OF MAINE, s.:
This is 10 give Notice That on the twenty eighth
day OF Juuuary, A. u. 1915, a Warrant in Bank
rupicy was issued against the Estate Of william
IL. II. Gar!snd, Of Porter, in the County OF Oxford
and State Of Maine, who has been adjudEed a
Bankrupt on his own Petition fled ia the District
Court for said District January 2lst A u. 1875;
that the payment Of an BITS, and delivery of
any properly belonging 10 said Bankrupt TO him,
for his nse, ana the transfer Of any property by
him, are Forbid by lSw; thar : meeting of the
Creditors OF the said Bankrupt 10 prove their
debts, and 70 choose one or more Assienees of his
Estate. VIII b. held az a Court of Bankruptcy TO
De holden at South Paris 10 sad County, before
John ". Nav Esq, Register, on the fourth Tues.
day Of February, A. y 1878, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ az
the otaes of Geo. A, Wilson, Esq
). ). MARBLE,
L, s, karskal as Messenger Jor said Dis.r,.s
feh22U
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
To C0nSumptiVes.

The advertiser, having been permanently cured
OF that dread disease. Consumption by e simple
remedy Is anNi0u. tu make known 10 hs fellow sui
ferers the means Of cure. To all who desire IT, he
will send copy II the prescription used. free Of
charge with the directions Tor preparing and
using the same which they will End SURE CURi
for CoSsUMrTION, ASTHMA. BRONCHIriS. &C
Parties wishing the prcsc ip.on will please al
dress Rev. +. \. WILSON,
lsl Penn 81. Wlllmmsburgh New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
ASSETS.
S2ls,53l 90
LIABILITIES.
80 ~, a.
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAs, JOHN u. GOSSOM, of Bethel in
w the County of oxford and state OF Maine
did on the twenty eighth day OF February, A. ID.
l-Jj, convey 10y mortgage deed OF SAID date 10 Ira
W. Eean, OF said Bethel certain piece or parcel
OF real estate situated in Bethel aforesaid and lie
scribed follows, 20 wit IL being the farm Occu-
pied by the said JOHN ID. GOSSON for several
years past, consisting Of sbouttwo hundred acres
more OF less, and being composed Of lot number.
ell II in the 7th Range in said Bethel, and of an
other and adjoining 10, numbered u in said It'll
Range. to secure the payment Of the sum Of seven
hundred and eighty dollars, and interest; and
whereas the said mortgage deed was assigned BY
the said IRA W. BEAN 10 CHARLES H. LOVE.
JOY, Of said Bethel, and by the said CHARLES
l.. LOVE TO JOHN /. WRIGHT Of Wood
stock in said County of oxford, and by the said
JOHN p WRIGHT 10 JOSEPH FUTILE OF said
Bethel and EDMUND NJ HOBBS Of said Wood
stock, and by the said JOSEPH FUTILE and
EDMUND NJ. HOBBS 10 Abel CHANDLER of
said Bethel, and by the said ABEL ChANDI Err
20 ire, and the conditions Of said mortgage having
been broken, hereby claim TO fOreclOse the same
pursuant 10 The statute in such case made and
provided. ABEL CHANDLER, JR.
BY FOSTER x HERSEI, his Atty's
Bethel, Jan. 10, 1915. lan56
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09

OXFORD, -- AT % Court OF Probate held i.
Paris within aud Tor the County 81 oxford
on the tlird tuesday OF January. \. -. ls-I.
~ thc PctlOn OF BARTLETT \. MEEltI o.
~ Administrator ot the estate of SAMUEL
GILMAN, late Ot Denmark. Do said COUNT .'s
ceased, praying FOR license tl sell AM convey 90
the real estate bc!'u giug t0 ,I estate Boo te town
OF Denmark in -ali county, as prayel Tor u H.r
petition on Die Iu the Probate Dncc, 90 publ. u.
private sale.
ORDERED, Thai the said Petitioner give n0fItr
20 al persons interested by causing au abstrac u
his petition with tli- order thereon 20 BE- pubi.she.
three weeks ,uccrs>i'tly In the oxford Dvmocra
printed 90 Paris that they may appear M PrOtI-f
Court 10 De held at Paris -aid County ru
The third tuesday Of Mar. next az O'Clock .l fIs
forenoon and show cause 10 any they have uLy lHe
same should rot BE- granted
III. Is BAKER. JuI-.
4 true cOgy-Attest. II 4. DAVIS, Ksgi.trl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
Permanent Employment an,
Liberal Pay offered.
EMPLOY MENT,

I'm LII MIN u sgents, we have just
what YOU need. Our sxll Mounted Chromos out.
sell anything in the market. Mr. Persons writes
II struck out yesterday, and 10y working easy fonr
hours, cleared 49, 4 lady has Just reported her
profits for the forenoon rs IS yesterday up 10
o'clock she cleared $50. We can prove be-
yond question, that one agent ordered j.tO0 Of
these chromos in eleven working days We have
the largest aud finest assortment in the United
State; hundreds Of choice subjects from which
70 select. Wewill send you IN assorted 100 Of the
best selling free of charge on receipt Of $3.50.
Send in your orders or give us 4 call. Samples by
mail 23c., OF II for 81.
BOSTON FRAME AND CHRoMo co,
22s Washington St, Boston, Mas
y. . Box s66? l2lsuAw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
Do. !. !. AR S

To TllE AMOUNT 90 TWO NuLLIuN NV g.
it NpEIp THot -NND Nl;r TD III BI-
rEtW ftp ON THE '.fu fEHRt AIRY ny
1llt az EIlt LIBRARY or M. iron TIE
oCtN~ioN az THEIR FIFTH AID LAST
CONCERT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
PUBLIC LIBRARY or KENTUCKY
Death % GOV. Hramlcttr- Action OF the
Trustees-A Successor ippointeI-N
More Postpone ments Drawing Certain
February 1sth.

Aiamcct.ng Of lie Trustee, of the Pubic Ii
briIy OF keniurAl Jan I1. $50 % was resolved
that {. NJ. BriSs- EsI., who unl-r the late Hon
Tho. W mlcltc vast real business manager
Of tie IN concerts already given u aid ~ thC
Public Library at kcniicky, bo and be is hereby
authorized 90 take ihc VI sec made vacant by the
death OF sad nrlaletie. ln Tie management Or the
ana.rs OF tho anh aid last gil concert. aud thai
she drawigE announced iYt lrLUtp = .Ie-i, shall
positively aui 1Go,.u.voCalIy take place cr thar
day without auy further 20 -.po-cmrut o. DELAY
on any 4c-o.L. Ths.7ycr
E.T pTEEETr Pres.
JuHN 8 CttN. se.r,tar..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
agricultural.

s... r,a... .. .Hy u,H..tus.r. .l \s......i -r
go-Operdi,OH iE agriculture.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09

TIL T. subscriber hereby give. pnbnc oiie. ,i..
he has been duly appointed by the lion. JUDGE :,
Probate for th- County Of oN lord and assumed H.
trust OF Administrator ou The estate OF
sOPHKONGA TURNER, lace Of Buckle,
Ia said County decreased by giving bond as ne Isg
directs he Therefore requests Oh persons who ~,
Indebted 10 the estate OF said dcr'a-c 90 u-kc -
mediate paymsnt and those who have any dem.ns.
thereon 10 exhibit the some %
Jan. ID, ISIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
A lrae -. b. 3 -. R.E-.-..,-

OXFORD, IS AT Court OF Probate b.l r.
Pans within aud Tor the C0guty Of Osfu.l
on the third TUESDAY OF January D. $50.
~ the fctiupa of PltEBk DECKER. widow
" II CHARLES DECkER, late ~ Hartford. 10
sail County, deceased, prayin-, Tor an alioWaue.
out ul tie personal estate of her late husband
Ordered. T1st thg suif petitioner sIv. notice 10
all persons interested hy causing copy of co...
order 90 Dee published three week tcly u d..
oNtOri Democrat puhtrl al FarI-, that they NAV
appear 40 Probate Court 10 be- held ~ Paris
in -a!i County ou fir thiri Tuesday Of Mar neat
10 o'clock la The forenoon add shcw cause Do 4l,
they have why the same should not b. granted
~. BAKER, JuI.s
true ropy-Att'st "a. &. DAVIS. Kcgist.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who has suffered for years
N from Nervous u -bility, Premature Decay
aud all the effects OF youthful indiscretion will
for the sake OF suffering humanity, SEMI fee 10
all who need Il, the recipe and direction for max
ing the simple remedy by which he was cured. SUI
fercrs wishing 10 profit b. the advertisers expert.
ence can do 50 By addressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN b. OGDEN, ~ Cedar St. New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09

For Ticket, nr Information. aja.r.7
THO. r. BRANlLETTE. Agent and Manager.
Louisville. BY, or THO>. H. HAYS * co, 6oo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09

OXFORD .s.-At Court OF rr1.4ts t... .,
ftu- Withiu sud Tor tho County ui U. ..r.
ou .hD fH.ri lIesfi, ~ JtUuIr. d. o.. .-
~ he Petition of OLIVE " HRAul..l
~ widow ot tIsANhLlN EEAI!l.s. I.....
Hartford. 100 at tIU..l, .Ir.r....f. .I.....- ...
in -i.'".r' 'tt W .t' ...-'.4 ..tI.. .. ..-
late husband.
Ordered, That the said PctiuoHcr g.fe ua..e,
o. 40 ptrsJus interested ly .4l.luk "a .1.. .. ...
order o. De- pub.-ned three week ,ucrs..it,-. r.
oxford Democrat printed no Par. ,h.t hD ui.
appear 40 PROBATE Court to De- hold az Pars
.u .f.i County ~, r.i-. STAY q Ma. u.u
AZ O'Clock iu thC forenoon ana sasw cau.. DO .ay
they have way the same should rot te granted
u Is BAKER. judge.
true c1uv-affrsf AZ g. HaNf- VrpI.f.-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
Drawing Certain Or Money Refunded

Whole Tickets, $50. lia'vs-. e. Tenth. breach
coupon. -. Eleven Whoic Ticket,, $50.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09

Hereafter Aii communication. relating o. 90, Jth
Concert .t3u.i Doc Bjjre- sci ,O tlr uuIrr- ,nci
and pledge my.lf Tint the daWin- shalt come
OF fcHrU r -'th vr that every dollar paid FOR
tickets -ha. ue returned.
{ VI. BElGD- agent and Manager. Room Z,
Pubhc bruy iirilliug
Iou.-yl,, n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09

THE subscriber hereby gives public uot,. "a
he has been duly appointed b. the Hon irli VA
Probate for the County OF oxford and a,sUf1r , al
trust 0f Admiuisirat0r on the estate Of e
GEORGE w. MILLS. late OF p.r.,
ia said County deceased by giving bond asti'a
directs lac therefore requests all petsoB- v-lr4
indebted 10 the estate Of said deceased 10 NM. e
mediate paymeut md those WHO have any d.U.,''I
thereon 70 exhibit t.te same 10
Jan. 10 is-i.
THE subscriber hereby gives public motto, 49,,
he has bceu duly appointed by the Hon. judo y.
Probate Tor the County OF OXtori aud assumed ~
uust OF Administrator Of the estate OF
JONES BisBEE, late OF Su,,-
in said County deceased by giving bond a. iia i,,
directs he therefore requests MI persons WIN -,
indebctd TO the estate OF said deceased 10 make r
mediate payment aud those who have any demand,
the rpOn 70 exhibit the same 10
ELlPIIALET MORRILL,
Jan. ~, 1875.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09

OXFORD, ss AT Court OF Probate no.,
Paris within and for the County Of O.t,..
ON the thiFi tuesday II January, %. i-.-.
MOSES ALLEY idmuisratorYu No. rs. ...
vi ESTHER SIT EIENANI llfs OIL Us...'-.'
ia said C9uuts, deceased, hIs o. t.,-t.ll-... r,
dnal account uf Hlmlui- trItIlH li fi.. .-.
sad deCca-sd for allowance
Ordered That ilc.a.d 1dmlr. -.fa. 10. -i..r.....
90 lll persons Interested lF causing ..r. .. ...
order tu be- Published three wCrs suclrs,.re. .-.t
appear 40 o. Probate Court fo ie l,.d 40 Fal..
u sr'i Counts ,r ihu .i.fd iHy.|l} ef Nar n.,.
et o. o'clock IU i., ,1IruyHu tul .Hya .Ir... ....
they hafc wis 90, .4tlc should Uot boz t..or...
b. UiktE TlI,
AifIe C1py--ttcst.H 4. Davis. E,y..,-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09

sufferers with PILES should erect monument
Go pH ~ii~G for his h'ucnccut discovery OF An
AkESI> an lntiliule cure Tor the wore. cases Of
plea failure iu 2i.clJ cHscs hIs uJ. been re-
corded n BE- q sample ,Uppository, painless and
easy OF application, gives Instant relief ACES an
instrument. soothing poultlce and medic ne, AMI
cau not fail O. cure. Lotions Oinimeuts a0d 10.
lernal remedies mAy fail, but ANAkESIs j. iuial-
lible.-Pr.ce 81 Sold BY Druggists cycrywhcre.
Principal depot. ~ Wake St, New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09

Tcrmsi
For inch OF space week, sIoe
Each subsequent week, IS
SPECIAL NuTICEs-2j per cent. additional.
SPECIAL TERMS made with Local Advertisers
and for advertisements continued any considerable
length Of time also, for those occupying exten'
siye space.
GEO. n. WATKINS,
Editor & Proprietor.
Paris Dec /, 1874
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09
.,ue REMINGTON WORKS


REMINGTON SEWING MACHINE,
90 which was awarded the
"MEDAL OF PROG r. ESS"
the highest Ordcr OF medal awarded 40 the late
Vienna Exposition. also received the FIRSr and
only premium 0rgr nN other NiGchiHcs 90 the great
Central Ncr York Fair. 40 I ticl. 1873 This ma
chine ha, sprung rapidly into favor, as the nEsr
MADE MACHINE "a the world. and assessing the
Jesf CoNuIN ATioS OF good qualities namely, hyM
running smooth Hoisei'ss, rGpid. d'fr0b'e lrih per-
feet lock stitch.
nrSeud fnr Circulafs.
PRINCIPAL OFFICES.
R 5; S2a og'} $50 s's 3. Co.. mIoN, Ny.
RenIrsca Asi Co..
HRANCH OFFICES.
/ s-i Is 1,' Broadway, \cw ork Arm
Madison = NeW orl. ~gv ing Machine.
/ Chicago 80 state street So Machine. ami Arms.
/ i,u, ug. t.- haslau gtpu 81. sewing Nlrh.ue-
! Cin.-"rI.'. I-i West ith - sewing Machine.
I tt.,a. ftt Tennessee street sewing Machine.
/ Nfftu.4. co.'s. p't,,', 'r'rI huu.c Marietta II,
sewing Mt,hra.s
+ Wa.hu... u nc p seventh ~ sewing Ma
chimes.
4 Tbf. ',iuI.s J.. -lutl .tuut ST ~,Wu- Machines
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09

.THE subscriber hereby give, public notice that
She al, been daily appointed by ihc Hon. Judge 81
Probate for the Comfy OF ONiOrl and assumed thc
trust OF ENnrufuN of The estate
OF LFNUrEL COTTON. laic OF Hiram
in said County deceased o., giving bond ~ the law
Directs, she thcs fore rcQuc q l persons who are
Indebted 90 the c.tatc OF .aid deceased 90 make i'm
mediate payment aud those who have any demands
thereon 10 exhibit the same 10
MARY ". COTTON
I.r Il i--t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09

o. NEEb t1 A-gut- to self Au aIsriu
- - 1'sdi. 10 G, tour Profile iuMeu-c. Pack
age free. lAlres- tkENF MFG CO.
Marion ONO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09

OXFORD ,-s-t a. Coaft ci rraeat. .. d.
Part Within aud tor tho County of ue,.
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Tri-WcekIy Line TO New York

Steamers EIesnora, Franconia end
Chesapeake,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-09

- WEEK guaranteed 10 Male and Fe-
4 finale Agent-. ia their locality. Co-ts
N NOIHiNG toty e. PARTICULARS Free.
2. .. NlCkERl s. co, Augusta Sic.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-03-23

wealth, and would be valuable TO the
pool. The only brokers have heard
Of are Messrs. H. K. Enos and J. Ru-
bino. Alr. EnOs is the head man.
-Other brokers', fresh from the Gold
Room, entertained 10 doubt that Jay
t4ould was at the head Of the pool, but
none Of them could assign any more
definite reason than that afforded by
the shrewdness Of its manipulation. It
was generally conceded that the banks,
with possibly one single exception, had
lent no assistance to the clique, and
herein lies the mystery Of its workings.
From a thoroughly trustworthy
source a Sun reporter learned yester-
day that the importatiOns Of gold from
California have been almOs'j unprece-
dentedly large for the past three weeks.
/ This shows clearly the power Of the
clique for its existence depending up
on a complete lookup, it han succeeded
in buying this gold as it arrived, and
has thus kept it out of the market.
Uncle Dan'l" says he sin't In no
pool and don town any gold 81 hain't
had any gold since it was a circulating
medium, /" he says. In spite Of this
denial, however, the believers in Uncle
Dan1 are legion.