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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-13
Kor the OATuRD DsMoCRIr.
Maine DdirymeRs' association.
INCORPORATED 1874.

This Association recently held is first
meeting Tor discussion with the Maine
I Board OF Agriculture at Wateviile, and
enjoyed = very useful and importau, SEES.
sion Dung this session 1t also held IT.
second annual meeting Tor election at
officers and transaction OF business BE
ing now thoroughly organized and ready
10 work. it need, more extended mem
bership 10 enlarge its sphere OF Useful.
ness.
All parties interested and especially
prominent JaisJ men. - we'll a. al! who
desire 10 see lhi. important branch at our
farm economy thllvlng and prosperous (;
Are desired to take hold. aud not only De.
come members themselves. but aid in
procuring others rs members from their
society. One dollar makes one an annual
member, and five dollars lie member,
Il is important that AS many life members
be obtained as possible to add TO the solid
Ivy and permaneney of the association.
SEND the names and money 10 the Treas,
DIR. J. W. North, jr. Augusta. and the
Secretary will issue certificates OF mem
Oership and also send copy Of The con
stitu,ion. Every member Is also entitled
TO copy OF the Transactions Tor 1874.
now in press. We hope all who take
pride in lhe.improyement OF our dairy
matters will attend 10 this matter a. ace.
and enable US 10 extend the benefit OF
our organization by increased mem Der.
ship and revenue.
The Maine Dairy Association will
hold their annual show and fair in con
nec,ion with the Maine State Agricultural
Society in September next when II is
proposed 10 make one OF the gran les,
and most instructive displays Of our dairy
products. utensils and supplies. ever leld
In New England.
The Secretary will furnish blanks 10
any who desire to aid 10 procuring mem
bers and be glad to correspond with any
one in regard to any point in the dairy
business. or on any subject connected
with its welfare.
Al the annaul meeting held al Water
vile. Feb. l.. the following officers were
elected President. Seward Dill, Phillips /;
Vice Presidents. j. W. Rogers. Stetson,
Levi A. Dow, Waterville. S. G. Foster.
Wilton; Secretary. j. W. Lang. Brooks +,
Treasurer, J. w. North. Jr., NJ. D..
Augusta.
Trustees-Androscoggin, J. A. Field,
lewiston Aroostook. Hiram Morse,
Caribou; Cumberland. Samuel Dingley,
Sebago Lake; Franklin, A. l.. Bradbury,
Phillips; Hancock. S. y. Kent, buck
sport; Kennebec. J. r Nelson. Win
throp; Knox, +. W. Anderson, Warren ;
Lincoln. l.. NJ. Kennedy, East Jetfey son
Oxford, Sewell Golf. Mexico; Penohscot,
Joel z. Shaw, West Hsmpden; Pi:eata.
quis, Daniel Spoouer. E ,st Sangerville
Sagsdahoc, |. F. Mallett. Topshs m -
Somerset, B. NJ. Hight. Skowhsgan
Waldo, Geo. Z Bracket, Belfast; Wash
ington, c. W. Pembroke York, n. Dane
jr.. Kennebunk. j. w. LASG,
Brooks Sec'y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-13
Good Farm For Sale.

OITUATED in sumner, about 10 miles from
- Buckfield and miles from West Paris; said
arm Il 500 acres or more, known as Capt. Jordan
farm. Farm is well divided into tillage, pastnr-
age and woodland Buildings in good repair
large orchard; cuts about 40 tons of hay; fences
In good repair: peighbors good. If desired, the
purchaser can buy Household Goods, Farm Tools
and stock; a good flock Of Sheep. Old age is the
cause for selling Apply 70 the owner,
SI-uSrR Feb 6. '73, JAMES JORDAN.
2meOW
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Qoeup.
Fprthe ONFOEr psGocHAI
~ ~ Linen ~ eddinD.

Tpums back The dasJy pages
ga The Woudrons book ~ Time,
Looking down the by gone age,
Tothe world's birthday sublime,
There are SCENES hat waken pity
Ihrre arr facts that foster pain,
la ti,. country aad the city.
un the h.ll ide sai the PLAN.
Io,ci- hunted down and harried'
~1,eme,, change TO biGteresI gAR
Mem and omen 100 much married.
G,-awy 20. ten % 40
household gods 10 ashes turning,
rru,. hrrr .,,-, 200 slightest cause,
Iu,tul a~r- ou hcarth-,,cnes burning.
Broken hearts anj broken laws,
rums back on, dusty pa-c>,
iu hc vau.Icu- book % Time,
Looking dosu jhc H,-Souc ages,
Ta On, world tIthJty Sublime.
H., bee seem some -una, places,
Pictured joys ,bat catch the eye,
Peaceful homes lnJ cheerful, face,
Iut> jbsr cannot fade nor rs.
Edeu. iu the earl, morning.
EIcu .u it- flower auj Hush
I.ctb. Noi.c gave lm-'y warning
Nulesc Eve had cau,c 10 blush.
Pheasant Is jhtt r,c,vrc citcn.
Vhlttrc scripture show ami tell,
uls- framework 4u1iu, ant golden
F.r EcocCCa nj the we'll
AMI thc story JciJ SD swectly,
Note Ji-corJ Ca it- Cow.
uou l,hlct hcr sou, c0mplesCl,
Giles mr Master tOil, 90
AuI tha- other p.c,utcI story.
safe and sacred Ju Che walls,
hanging nit- coD-vcubcd glory
Where the -uuushtcvcr tsl-.
Ra,h. the faithful. modest, kutiy,
cleaning io the field of wheat
AHt.tu.-l.-uo, ieuul,, b.inIly-
~.eeuu. 81, her kn-mau'- iyct.
Wei She Aucw hen King and master,
When b.- foo.,tcp sounded near
AMI tei pulse. 5cai the itster-
l ku,N bow d, is, mF dear.
Love tr4t, constant. I've 81 notion,
Iu tbe D.Icu amr, a. nov,
E..-,,j tle maur-r institution
I.1.. love leaves e. boa a slough.
strand ll.Iaul ou., twenty
it .r1 fr.y.. suI lu.,tyett-.
E.,..u- children. ,,r,s and rleu,s.
Naas smile. aud fewer tear--
since ruu. .,c. were io.ued ,.-,,hc-.
~n.r .ru spoke ,ae ~ol,mu vow
la.t ;..s.-a ,.,lr .aJ ,'9-t, weather.
l.. ...HI .... u,-,. rcO,
,...a.. ..,- .ryl.r, aa.t ,aer.-h.
I.iH.- cash ,te other i-lt
I -.-rr -itr. should PERISH.
A.I.a, World -a...I d.-suI,a
...t..a 40. .... v..r N.uaH-
tg- h.,.s I..a.VD,.
kc.. p..ec ul r-l. uo msl,
.,.a. -..dtu,r, sin lir
N.l.i ....c .r. up,i...siou.-
Nttu. strange o.. L..- Cd man
N-.,eaI,. AJAX ms rho,r.evr,.u'u-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-13
Farm for Sale.

CiTUATED in Rumford, on the Ellis River. on
= road from RumfOrd 70 Andover. said farm
contains 100 acres of good land, well diVfte INTO
tillage pasture and moving; also, wood lot con
tanning 100 acres. Good buildings, nearly new,
are upon the place; also, line apple and maple
OF char,ls well watered by springs and wells
For terms, or other information, apply 10
JOHN l.. ABBOTT,
No. Rumford Me.
nxeo,d "a March y 1873 3m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-13
Continual
Assurance

AMHERST, Nova Scotia, Jan. >, ls'''
We would call the suention OF our readers 90
the DIAMOND kHkt MAllC ClKt' "Ne1l'St"
in snoiber column we do ths having some cN.
psriruce IN the matter Being slightly skSpucal
a, To the results promised, we purchased oot'ie
of tlie cure for friend OF ours. who va. mhvN
troubled in the shoulders and hands. Haidly
three months have elapsed. amer using single
bottle sud she has moi had = recurrence "i h'"'
matte attack although previously she snErreo
with 10 almost instantly
W. scsr,ely could hope her 20 be cured from
using only OF bottle, bat u has conNnccd a. thal
Il j. a sovereign remedy. We believe couple ct
bottles more will effect a permanent eur anu
would urge our readers 10 give IL trial also
J. Il WOODLAND Eiitnr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-13
Farm For Sale i'm Sumner,

~OSsIsTISG OF about one hundred and twenty
u acres, we'll divided into tillage, pasture ana
woodland, aud well known as the ISAAC HEATH
farm. 1t has good buildings, plenty OF water an
orchard, and Is in high state OF cultivation. ~
Is one mile from Jack son Village. and will be sold
Mt a bargain. For further particulars enquire oil
SMITH DUDLEY, Paris, or, =. CHASE, Poh
land. II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-13

OXFORD, SS:- Al q Court o. Probate held ~
Pars within AVID foi the County cf Oxford
Oh The third TUESDAY of March. 4. -. l~-J.
JONATHAN Is MARTfN. Guardian ot HAN
y Nj VI HALL Cl ais, minor chiltl,eu aud leiss
Of John II. HALL. bate If ~umurr iu aid county,
having presented his nr~i account Of guardian
ship o. said wtrd for allowance.
Ordered, That The said Guavliau give notice
20 all person interested by causing copy OF this
order o. b. rull shed three week. -,csssir.y ia the
oxford bcmJGat printed 10 Ptri-, thlf they may
appear at Probate Court 10 be Lcld 20 Phi.
10 said County ON the third TUESDAY Of Mav next.
~ O'Clock In Tie forenoon and show cause If ans
they have why the same should not be allowed.
\. II WALKER, Judge
\ true cd9y-Attest IL. G. DAVIS Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-13
HOTEL for SALE.

TIME Subscriber wishes TO sell the well-known
i Lake House." situated near tmDagog
I sks Terms OF payment made easy. Apply 20
H. H. GOODWIN, Proprietor,
Upton, Oxford Co, Maine.
March lG 1873 II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-13
ALI VINO HAVE UsED Ir WILL BELIEVE rus.
PORTLAND, Nov. ~. 1874.

Dear Sir wish 10 add my testimony 10 ihe
efficacy OF the valuable me dicine eae,i The DIN
MOND RHEUMATIC CURE, having been under
treai nieut at Il for Il few GAYS think 70 l. UNIV
wonderful the effect u has had IN 20 short q tune
upon nv self | would recommend II 10 All VINO
are suffering II ON rheumatism. lhaNe M abldlhs
faith that the medicine will 10 all II l. recommends
e,l 10 DO. Thankfully yours -,
Miss :. II. WATERMAN, Cumberland 81
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A EVERYTHING CHEAP,

A DyERTisING CHEAP Good System
N ate Al persons who contemplate making
with new spapers Tor the Insertion OF
advert i>cmcnts, should send - cents To Geo. +.
Rowcll y Co, q Park Row, New York, fur their
PAMPHLET BOOK JIincty fercnh edition.. con.
tanning lists OF over -noJ newspapers and r-tt
maize. show lug the cn-t. Advertisements taken
To- leading papers iu many states ~ a tremendous
rcduct. on from publl -hcrs' rates, CIR rHE uOoK.
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Atrueeopy-at,e.t:H' C. 6 1H Register Ter

OXFORD sS:-At Court Of Probate held ~
Paris within and for the County of oxford
on the third TUESDAY OF March, \. ~. 1875.
JAMES RI-H, Nimini -trator on The estate col
LEBBE A. CIT RtHllL, late OF Hartford no -ail
county. deceased, having presented hi- final Doe
count of administration OF the estate OF said dc-
ceased for allowance:
Ordered, Thai the laid Admin traitor giyonoticc
10 ali persons interested by causing copy OF thi.
OrdertJ Dee publ shed three weeks sytlyiu the
oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
appear N Probate Court 10 BE- held al Paris
!n said COUNT on the third Vuc-das OF Nav next
~ O'Clock iu the forenoon aud shcW cause IL any
they have why the same should not bee allowed.
:. II. WALKER. Judge.
true cOpy-attcst: II. G. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-13
SHARPS RIFLE 60.

Manufacturers OF Patent Brccch loading, Military
Sporting and CrrcimoOrc Rides. The Best In
the World. Wiuncr NJ international aud nearly
all other principal matches 800 Cree imuor. zee
Official report
500 trg Rass, $50 % S3S
Crcednoo Rites. Nth elevations ior 300y IDS 90 l25
Scnd lcr Illustrated Catalogue
ARMoRN ANp OFFICE J.. C. WE~tOTI,
HARTFORD. CONN. Pre- ldeut
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-13
VALUABLE PROPERTY

FOR SA LIE.
4 good new steam CrcularStw Mil Timber
Lands: good Farm with good buildings ia q
very healthy location. stock Of ono aud hall
million feet OF log Tor next summers saving
One million feet dry hemlock lumber. \ good
location Tor q tanncri The owner being old ani
Sione, cannot attend to all III business. and would
sell an reasonable tcrms. For further Information
apply To MICHAEL NELL,
k..lll Inn Il d I-A.uIILm.- - p
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-13

OXFORD. -.:-Nt CDHs. ot Probate H.U .t
Patia within aud iur thr County oI uNio.d
ou 'ls Ad TUESDAY ot Nl..h s. ID, I-..
On Petition or WILLIAM u. tuErtE. .i
Paris m -lII county. PRAYING tua' William o.
Porter oi Par-. bod. appointed AIm.t-itt'H. 100
Ia said county, dtrel-cI,
Ordered, That thc said P,tliycrr g.F, totIce
call person. Interested by causing a copy 4
this Cra,r 90 lt ltui.'u't
three week. ,rlcessircly in tie oxford Democrat
pratcIat Par. .thatthes may appear 40 D Probate
Count 10 be- Le.I az fIr. ln said Lv4HF On
the thirl Tge.d4y Of Atv next 40 O'Clock Ia
thctureU0OU and shUw cause b! ans they l4F, Why
the same should not b. granted.
An. WALKER, Judge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-13

OXFORD. Ss.-Nt o. tla.f uf f.... %
Pari. within 1ul f.r tH. '.iu,. 90 'i'.d
outIefirI iur.dts 90 N4rca. s ID. $50.
On tuc Petition ~ EII-IiN Gl@Htl t. ai.,
hcir.. 40 law oi ELISHA El~EEE 700 SAID county q,
PRAYING that GEORGE u BI-BEE 90 bHcAnt.t
be appointed AdmIutrtIHt1E ON ihc c-tltr OBJ --ii
Et-La BitDcc late of sumner ia st"! county, gee
csl-Vd:
Oaisrrd Tht, The sail Petitioners give notice
10 lll B-f.Jas iAfvlrs .! ay causing .sp4 ul i.s
order 10 d. guhn.hct hte, N'nf' su'..rivrt 4H thf
ONrIrd Dpiaporht pdntod % Paris. that ihrl may
spptAf a. a P4us4tr Cont tu b. hri $50 F..s
la sa.l Couuty ol De- th.rl iuu.d-J 40 .AAy ArNL
~ o'.i1cA 90 fhr forenoon ant s''N Cause u any
lie. havs 4h, sac same should uu' as E.I.ft...
y II. NALkElt. Jud-t.
A true rln.- Affs4ft III. q. DAVIS. i.f.Irt4..
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Atrue copy, atte.t.~I C. DAVIS Res i,1
OXFORD ss:IM a GquT, Of Probate hsl4 az

OXFORD, IS At q Court Of Probate helI AZ
Paris within and for the County Of oxford
on the third ruosday Of March, 4. ID. 1875.
DAVID r. BROWN, Administrator On the c5
tate Of GEORGE col Inns, late OF Bethel loo said
county, deceased, having presented his hnal a..
count Of administration OF tie cstate Of saddle
ceased f0ralOWauce:
Ordered, That said Administrator give notice
20 al! person. interested by causing copy OF this
oIderto published three weeks syely In The
Oxford Democrat printed 40 Paris. that they may
appear AZ Probate Court 10 be held 20 Paris
IN said County on the third Tuesday OF huy next,
~ o'clock IN the forenoon and .htW cause II any
they have why the same should not De allowed.
\. II. WALKER. Judge.
AtruecOpy- atte.t II. Z. DAVIS. Regisler
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-13
,NFORD, 50 AT Court OF Probate held 40
n.-L. E----L.- IL 81

UAFVHUl ss:-At IOuTt OF ITOUITt U'IU ~
Paris within and tor the County % oxford
on the third Tuesday Of March. 4. a. lN'5,
BARrI.E ~. PERRY, AAmtui-trat1r ou tAe e--
tate of LJCREllA PERRY. late OF Woo i-toc6
in said county. dtceased having presented DIE
hrst account of admtui-i. alton OF tae estate u
said decca se,t for allowance:
Ordered, That the ssid Administrator give notice
% all persons interested by causing copy % th4.
order 10 pubh three weeks succss.vriy u tle
oxford Democrat printed az Paris. that they may
appear M a Probate Court - De- held 20 Paris
iu sail County on tAc third Tue-dAy Of 81 .t next
n O'Clock in the forenoon and shrw cause u any
they have why the same should NOT De allowed.
\. II. WALKER Judge.
4 true copy attest:-H {. DAVIS Regi-tt..
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At WALKER, Judge
4 lrnc colL-atiesi II Z. uAAL.. 4. .--.or-

OXFORD. IS At Court OF P.1b4tr, held at
Paris within and for the County 90 oxford
on the third Tuesday OF March, \. ID. i'.l.
ON the Petition 81 SAMCEL q. CUSHMAN ~
Snmueg. In laid county, l.y INK iAat De-, samuel
g.. CusAmau Of sumner. Doc app1'a.,t Admin.
traitor ou the estate of EBENEIEE bEtsH~ iatc
u! SUMNER .u said county. ie0eI-rI.
Ordered. That the said Petitioner give notice
% all persons iutrrc.t,d ty riu-iu- copy 20 il.f
order - Dee puhl.b. three wrr- G"c.--lfr.v .u Ir
ONlori Democrat printed ~ PIr.-. thai tl' may
aprc1r 40 % Probate Court % d. A.ld 80 l'...s
boo aid Cpuaty ou the third Tuc-dts of My next
40 o'clock lu the forenoon iad s.4tN ,lu-t if Iuf
they have wis the same -hould not Dee granted.
4. II WALKER, Judge
\ true copy-Atte.t II. q. DAVIS, Register.
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To COnSumptiVeS.

of that dread disease, Cons rmpti1r. uy simple
RENE - is 40 Viou, O. make known u hi- fellow -Ut
Ictcrs the means of cure. j. 900 who desire 10. De-
will scad = copy OIL The pres rip-ol u-ci. free Of
charge, with The tllryct.uu- tur preparing Iui
using the same. which fhcj VIII dat sUEE CURE
Tor CONsUMrTIoN, ASTHMA. BGuNCutr.> g..
Parties wishing the pie.c lpunu VIII please ad-
dress Rev. r \ WILSON,
lol Penn =. W.lna.sIuy.h. NcN York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-13

TINE arsi class Steamships. "GE0. WASHING
i TON" aud GEO. CROMWELL LOO tons
each wall form semi weekly line, leaving Boston
4 Maine 4 X. Wharf, Portland, every Wednesday
and Saturday. at =. NJ. and leaving Pier North
River, New York, every Wednesday and SATURDAY
ai4P. NJ.
This line will connect az Portland with the prln.
cipa Railroads and Steamboats, for the Interior AMI
the east and NJ New York with Cromwell steam
ship line Tor New Orleans and other prneipa lines
FOR the South and southwest.
Freight taken Is low as by any other direct
line.
Passenger accommodations are unsurpassed;-
Cabin passage. including state room aud meals,
t750.
steerage passage, meals and births included
o. 81 80,
Uutll further notice the Geo. Cromwell VII!
be the only steamer sailing In this line. Leaving
Portland every SATURDAY and New York every
Wednesday r. NJ.
For freight or passage apply 10
J. y. MAGMA, Agent,
ONCE on the wharf,
or CLARK K SEAMAN,
oot2Oly ID West street New York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-04-13
Eggs For Matching

Ian now prepared to book AMI farnish EGGS
from the following varieties OF frst'ciiss i'Wl'
Plymouth Rocks, Partridge. Bud aod Wht'
Cochins; Brown and white Icghnrns; Light
and Dark Brahmas; White norkinss'
Golden Spangled Polish: Bronze Tur'
keys and Aylesbury. Ducks.
The above birds are winners ora sil cr cup tou'
specials, and fourteen Society Prem um-, The pas
year. .. ,
In addition to my breeding stock of lat wear, J
have with great care and expense, selected son"
very line Partridge Cochins tNvr March l'th b
shall offer a limited number Of eggs from thi
choice variety at a. .oi -. Hr, - i0r -.
have a few Dark Brahmn chicks, am
Cochin fowl for saic.
An fowl and csgs .old warranted 10 be what J.
represented. Satisfaction guaranteed m ever
case. Or,icrsior fowl or eggs, booked IN rotation
Eggs, 10 to - per Setting OF ID
These are lre-hly laid and carefully packed
safe arrival guaranteed. discount al 10 pee
cent will be made wnea two or more settings ar
ordered at the same Time.
An letters promptly answered. Nuic for what
YOU want Agent for the Poultry Horid a maya
zine that All should read. Address.
\. T.. silt HTLEfF,
south Paris. Me,
or can be found at The Paris FIGURING Mill
IA "a
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offer free to every ,nau aud woman ia New
England Who cultivates . farm, tills q vegetable
Karirn. or plants n flower garden my large Illus
tratsd Catalogue OF Neg,tI and Flower Seeds
for 1875 Cine hundred and INV e the varieties
OF vegetable SEEDS we're grown au my lSgs sced
fsrms on Noe England so,i / have made new
VAT!eile. OF vegetable. speciality Tor MANY year.
4. The original iairOdgetF " !iuuLAi j, Marble
Marblsheal Cabbage. and q .clTc 90 other pew
vegetable. .o..at Gus patronage. AL seed sold
under three warrants.
JAMES II GREGORY. Marb!cLcai. Mas
MAN EO-'GEkTS everywhere 20 sell uur p"pu
U lar "Itfs OF Dr. Livingstone from childhood
io his LAST Journal. fiiH complete authentic,
Gffrdctire Peoples Edition. RUSSELL,
Publisher Boston
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Al. WAlA.....
\ true coTY-Ai,r.t. 10 d.. l'.-

OXFORD. .,.-N; CoGr, u. l'
prr.. within tuI fHr f..
on the tAt.i Llt.dag of hll.... AL
on thc Petition off 7 lucinda ... '. ...-.
o. GEORGE ". MILL. i4.. .
county. deceased nrrtu o..
tie personal estate n! u.t ..t.
Ordered. rhat the--.d r..
10 Al person. lnteIr-tr4 ty
mi. ord
three week. surcrstlt,.p .1 t1. 1N
printed 40 Pnfi- tina iU-. -4
Court 90 h- held at ra.f- ia
the third Tuesday OF NTt nest
tle forenoon ana -lrr if.rii al
the same sh04ldu1t De ErHl. et.
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P AIN T.! P Al N t ! !!

constantly on hand.
You will here fud iull assortment Of all the
goods usually kept IN country store. including
Corn Meal and Blacksmlth's SuulTies.
T. II. HCTCHlNS,
amartf Rumt0rd Corner.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-21
DRs. CHASE & LYONS,
K. D. WISE. M. D.,
Dr.. L. Dexter Lyford,

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON = OFFICE,
No Ia, Downey Block, Los Angeles,
California. Office hours-9 to II A. NJ; to
and to8P.M. apS-u-z
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-21
jefferson's Ten Rules.

Jefferson's ten rules are good yet,
especially for those who have the
training of the pupils in our public
schools. They are short and concise,
and embody SO much of value that it
would be well if they were printed in
very bold type and put where we
could see them often. They read as
follows:
|. Never put off till tomorrow what
you can do to-day.
2. Never trouble another for what
you can do yourself.
8. Never spend your money before
you have it.
4. Never buy what you don't want
becauseit is cheap.
5. Pride costs more than hunger,
thirst and cold.
6. We seldom repent of having eaten
too little.
Z. Nothing is troublesome which we
do willingly.
s. How much pain the evils have
cost that never have happened!
8. Take things always by the smooth
handle.
10. When angry, count ten; very
angry, count hundred.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-03-21
School District Election Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ qualified electors of the Los Angeles
city School District that an election Will oe
held in this city on TUESDAY, the THIR-
TENTH DAY of APRIL, 1875, at the follow
ing places, viz: At the house of Mr.. Camp
bell. in the First Ward; at the City Council
room in the Second Ward; and at the Round
House in the Third Ward.
The question OF voting q tax for the follow
Ing purposes will be submitted at the elec-
tion:
First--To purchase lot for the Alameda
street school.
Sec nd-To purchase a lot and to build and
furnish schoo-house for the colored school,
Third-To purchase lot and TO build and
furnish a schooi-house East of the river, near
the Alden 1fuit-drying works.
Fourth-To purchase a lot and to build and
furnish school-house in East Los Angeles.
Fifth-T@ purchase lot and to build and
furnish school.house near the woolen mill
Sixth-To build and furnish an addition to
the Spring street school-house.
Seventh-To purchase lot for the Eighth
street school-hOuse.
Eighth-To build a fence around the San
Pedro street school property.
Ninth-Io repair and furnish the High
School building.
Tenth-To build and furnish sehool-house
near the French Hospital. 1t is expected that
most of the money required for this purpose
will be realized from the sale of the Bath St.
school property.
t,levenIh-To buy lot and to build and
furnish school house near the crossing of
Washington and Figueroa streets.
1t will be necessary TO raise by tax for the
above purposes the sum of TWELVE THOU
SAND DOLLARS.
The polls will be opened between the hours
of A. NJ. and sunset. The following gentle
men have been appointed Judges of said cleo
ton:
First Ward-Messrs T. p. Campbell, G. M.
Small and A. r. Wilbar.
Second Ward-Messrs. VIM. Mckee, J. M.
Baldwin and Jas. German.
Third Ward-Messrs. w. III. Dennisson, L.
D. Marines and S. b. Cox.
Los Angeles, March 10, 1876.
III. ID. BARROWS,
M. KREMER,
j. T. WIDNEY
JOS. KURTZ,
ALFRED JAMES,
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RESIDENCE-No. Is Franklin street.
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standing are cordially invited to attend.
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