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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1875-10-16
Arrived To-day

A lot Of the finest apples ever seen in
this city, Atmore's celebrated mince
meat, fresh oranges and lemons, cram
berries, new cod fish and halibut, at
J. l.. HUDIBURG's
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Wanted.

A loan of fifteen hundred dollars, for
which a good note of interest will be
paid and ample security given.
Address B., CHRONICLE Office.
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Church Dedication.

Rev. n. g. Taylor, D. D., will dedi-
cate the NJ. E. Church in Whitesburg
on Sabbath, October oath, at IL A. NJ.
He also lectures on Saturday, October
23d, at Up. NJ.
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CoIOniste, EmIgrants and Travellers
Westward.

Westward.
For map circulars, condensed time
tables and general information in re
gard to transportation facilities to all
points in Tennessee, Arkansas, Mis-
Souri,, Minnesota, Colorado, Kansas.
L, Aas, Iowa, New Mexico, Utah, and
California, apply to or address Albert
b. Wrenn, General Emigrant Agent,
Office No. 2 H. 1. Kimball House, At
lapta, Georgia. .
No one Should go West without first
getting in communication with the
General Emigrant Agent, and become
informed as to superior advantages,
cheap and quick transportation OF lam
lilies, household goods, stock, and farm
ing implements generally. All infor-
nation cheerfully given.
w. l.. DAHLEY,
;~113tf G.. p. g. II. A.
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Parties having freight to ship by the
steamer Harry Helm, will please have
it at the wharf early this morning.
II. E. HELM, Master.
Oct. 10Th, 1875.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1875-10-16

The steamer Harry Helm" will
leave foot of Crozier street, Saturday
morning at eight o'clock, carrying
freight for Cooper's Landing, and ill.,
termediate points. Will receive freight
after II o'clock to-day.
n q HELM. Master.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1875-10-16

The Way we Live Now, by An
thony TroIlope, at
SMITH, OGDEN &.CoSs.
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OVERCOATS F.! OVERCOATS !
Overcoats!!! Cheap at R.Ves-
tai & Co.'S.


All the members of North Knoxville
Lodge, No. All, /. o. G.. t., are earn
estly requested to meet at their Hall
tonight.
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THE REAL ESTATE MARKET.

The Most DesirH bic and cheapest Man.
nfacturing Rnd Residence Lots.
Now offered on the market, are the
Damron estate. Terms to suit any
customer. Call and examine map,
and get terms and prices.
SPENCER MUSsoS, Agent.
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On the 14th inst, by Rev. J. B. Sea-
ton, James r. Edw ards, of Anderson
county, to Jane +. Casey, of Athens,
Tennessee
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Maximum Therm'ter So Minimum Ther'mtsr le
JOHN X. PAYEI.
Sergeant Signal Service U. g. Army.
weather Export.
WAR DEPT. OFFICE cHIEFsIoSAJ OFTicEH.
Washington. D. c.. Oct. Is. C7:SOr p. N.Y. 1875.
PROBABILITIES.
For the Ohio Valley ard Tennessee, risinE ba-
rometer, northwest to northeast winds. occasional
rain, cooler. partly cloudy an clearing weather.
For the West Gulf States. stationary or lower
pressure. northerly winds backing to southsrly.
warmer and partly cloudy wolther.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1875-10-16

Save money by buying your shoes
at Campbell's cheap store, "A Gay
street. iX25dlm.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1875-10-16

You can pay for your Fire Insurance
i'll City Scrip at par, by insuring with
me. j. Nj. BROOKS.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1875-10-16

On reasonable terms, building lately
occupied by the Mechanics Savings
Bank. x5tf.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1875-10-16

An endless variety of piece goods at
bottom figures, at Beardens 81 Nc
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1875-10-16
For Rent.

Fleischnann's Compressed Yeast at
ix3Odtf. PETER KERN'R.
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Everybody go TO

Notices, Chromos and Engravings,
at Smith, Ogden & Co.'S.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1875-10-16

Beaver, chrnchilla and all other
STYLES If OVERCOATS at Beardens
& McTeeris
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CENTRAL HOUSE.

CENTRAL HOUSE.
J. S. Collett, Sweetwater, Tenn; III.
G. Miller, Chattanooga Tenn j. w.
Atkins, Baltimore.
LAMAR HOUSE.
II. II. Richards and wife, Atlanta,
Ga; J. FL. Rumbough, Warm Springs,
N. C; G.. II. Smith, NJ. l.. Cusby,
GravestOn, Tenn w. ID. Russell, Jr,
Bait. NJ. D.; Mrs. LucOs Wheelers,
La.
ATKIN HOUSE.
JH. Rumbough, Warm Springs !;
A. i. Mercer, Springfield, Mass; Mrs.
r. M. Pond, Mrs. Williams, +. w.
Walker, New Orleans J. A. Sample,
Warm Springs, n. c.; VIM. Ramsey,
Cincinnati, o John Howard, Nash
willie Jahn Payne, q. s. II. r., L. "A.
Richardson and wife, w. Il. +. Mil
% R1Fn Athens w EHEi a6n1 VssYe eSf:
w. S. Smith, Concord John Hamard,
Nashville Henry Milligan, N. Y; II.
T. KincenD, Bristol.
Harper's Monthly Magazine for
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Married

Large stock of Mouldings at
SMITH, OGDEN & Co. IS.
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ATKIN HOUSE.

Harper's Monthly Magazine for
at Smith, Ogden & Co.'S,
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AT THE HOTELS.
Lis. Of Arrivals I'm the city.

List III Arrivals In the CITY
The following is list of the arrivals
for October 10Th, at the different
hotels:
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
SIGNAL SERVICE s ARMY
KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Oct H. 1875
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For bargains in clothing of all kinds
90 10 Reardens & Mcteer's.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1875-10-16

The Merchant tailoring establish
ment of Beardens & McTeer is COM
plete in every department.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1875-10-16

Oct. 10Th, 1875.
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RUNNING WALK.

A special premium of ten dollars
for the best running walker was offer
ed with $3.50 entrance fee, NJ. X. Ben
son entered his black mare, and made
the mile in five minutes, and took the
money
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29
summer.

-, Chandler and his wife are on a
%, heir daughter, In this visit they
~ =. he trip in old style. with their team
l..,ssd OF by rail.
~, ~ Ess, and West Samner Baptist
-, schools are to have picnic on
Jaly ST. ~. -.
=, .,d havoc among the sheep here.
-. nas,ure Of Barrett there were
.,..,v.iye found dead. and in Freeman's.
W. and several Others. from five TO
Teen each. 'N'"'
~. recent powerful storm was very
..,,,,ire to sheep that had been shorn /;
Ids Of dny sheep were lost in The
-, of sumner. Hiram Buck has
I,,lv ,ix live ones out OF flock OF
sly. y. N. Naruey los, fifteen,
-,, Twelve lambs destitute OF a
..,- DIR. Palmer lost SIX, and sew
D., ,sr,ors have lost two or three each.
y. Storm was very cold and severe
4, I'd. in some places were badly washed.
4 .- ~. have not discovered that The
/ ...la,rs suffered any loss, but are still
4 he rampage. Farmets generally
4 O.. been Obliged to- give mp the work Of
4 ,, them. Orchards look like Dec
/ ,.- and ,he work Of destruction Is
. .-,s, IN our forests. GrAss has great
1 rnroyed. Crops are looking very
rce the rain Si"'CNiN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29
obituary,

foTI IN t ~ rarncm, long resident of RIM,
own ~ county, died at his residence in ih,
On me 18Th inst, OF naraiy SIS secS =, ~ ,'
Ch1rcb =; t services we're hell in the Me,boaist
Pew Go !" n s,as' hnmiord on Suhdav the 20 inst
c;yie ,Ss.. ii Sss oihcatins. Mr. r. had a iars,,
~ i % friends and acquaintance ,,ho vl ,c,,s
.si soss. nv his death the town has lost xnI"c,,
M. tem anu snS ehnrch worthy member; but in
counsel and presence, il will leave Win ms
49,. 0n N'ne wil be slow 10 lill MANY Who Inou
Inv ia vii receive this announcement win ,iores
','. %. VAN many happy and cheerful relnini
Vi VIC pass which shall be realized no more.
j. G.. Z.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29
editorial and Selected HeD,s.

-oaarY OF Mrs Bisbce will appear
,,eoeA.
u. yea step kind OF quick on big.
ore. LeU 20 OF ike a small snap
.,Aer
-wsvere refreshed by a heavy shower
1 .,l4y night, AFTER the hottest day OF
! season.
An editorial ar-icle upon the business
1 a.a Paris, &, uuayoidably postponed
/ another week.
REV. e +. BAJbii will occupy the
/ srAi,. palpi, "a, Bryan.'s Pond The
1 Sundays 10 Juy.
The County Convention meets this
! Thursday, let every town De
\ seated by 81 iu.l complement Of
b gales
The south Pa,i, Congregational
s has removed lie oldashionel
Il aud sofa which have done sash
y .-. service in their church Tor 50
d ycsr,. and have supplied ihcir place
h zo.e modern pulp, aud chairs.
|-L1a.s Wagner. the Isle o! Shoals
b 5sr,r, and john True Gordon. the
b ls 4al ,rip,e murderer. were
N ,,l .a he prison ya,l al Thomaston.
b Friday Previous 20 The execution,
Is a Indicted a fatal wound upon his
b Size. Bc., DO. being dead at The
rpo.r,si iog the execution. be wa,
n ssl ia an .aseo,iJ,e condition.
-I-e-e ssh. De a reduction Of !aros on
y iaal T,aak aom Laxa,0a 10 Cor
b. ". H. b those attending the
d -.a Scloo. picnic a, West Bethel.
Pa saturday, July s.. Extra pIsseu
b -- sill De gua 10 accommodate
.asatiag ,ds Celebration. Trains
n -aaI'.oa Ne. and also IRON Cor.
p n. Ii. vii auire al Wcs. Bethel
'a-a Zoe hours Of lea and eleven
~ 5, A. W. aud returning TO each OF
Plcls w.I leaycWest Bethel at
H ..ca I. VI.
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M1RRIED.

\. Bartlett and Miss Rowena NJ. Whitmsn i ~,
Bethel ""'th"hi OOth
10 Beihel, June 20, By Rev. A. sanderson. Flop
- =, i.aIy 1i t'orham, y. H., and Miss Ioanzie q.
:, IA faris. Juno 20, by Rev. \ Hin. Charles 4
MAgHire Of fownal, and Miss Mary A. Bacon of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29
OXFORD. ss:-At a count Of rfo9ate neg heId

Is,--- ,,.irnin and Tor the County OF oxford Ga
frsfIi~i Ties. law OF June, \. D, $50.
GILBERT BAREEFr, Executor on ths 90. -,
CORN FARRAR, late Of BucSheid ia SLtI T'u 9
80 deceased. having presented account % anihln
81 ion OF the estate ct said deceased Tor adi'"-
aurC. D.. .... ...,;.. p,
Orler..L that the SAID Executor give ho.l.T ~
an rprsrn. interested. by causing copy "l ''i'9
~. q. I.. publ shed thrce wees -ncte-.i'ti, ~
.fL. u,fori Democrat, printed az faliS, ihu me
ma, ,ppearat Prn'ate Court 90 D. hell al Iaii'
i, ,t ,o,ofv, on tie thipi 'luc ddy OF july neN'
=. ~. os.ir.t in the forenoon, and show ,aus.,
u guy ''''- All WALKER, Judge.
fru, couy-atte-t: IT. 4. DAVIS hiS's'ei'
rruurgN
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Now, one word as to terms, &c.
We do not pretend to claim that We
can sell goods at retail at less prices than
we can buy for at wholesale. We do
claim, however, that we will sell our
goods at very small margin of profit,
and we will prove our words by our
works. We are also well aware of the
fact that "times are hard" money "close"
and hard to get therefore, We very much
prefer to sell our goods for Cash, deeming
it better for ourselves and also better for
our customers, when it can possibly be
done; and as an inducement TO CUSTOM
ers to adopt the rule of Cash Payment on
delivery of goods, We shall, on and after
May lst, 1873, make discount OF i've
per cent on all goods sold for cash, ex-
cepting only very few articles OF trade
that are now sold as low US they possibly
can be.
We shall endeavor TO verify the fact
that, "a nimble sixpence is better than a
slow shilling"
In closing, We will simply say, that we
shall ever endeavor to extend to all OF our
patrons, kindly courtesy, fair and square
dealing, and all reasonable accommoda-
ton. We most cordially invite all to call
and examine our goods and try our
prices and in order to get low prices,
and FIVE per cent. off for cash, all the
"card" that we shall require them to pre-.
sent, will be "greenbacks, and no matter
who brings them for we believe that one
mans money is worth as much as the
money of any other man.
Fl. N. BOLSTER.
South Paris, April 70, rs. 5m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29

pr. Palmer, OF WesIcrly, r. !, says THAT
Hunts Remedy is the mo,t effective medicine
'h't ho has ever used ia his practice ior drpp>y
ami kidney diseases. Team -aicl, say that &c has
almost rsi~ei the dead"
For Family Medicines OF any Kind, whether
I'o.-, Herbs Bark or ANY Of th, various RENE
dee % thc i'v, also, Family p,c Sturs aud Fine
Toilet preparations, go 90
NOYES DRUG SToRI., Norway y-il.yc.
a' DE keeps ihe most oNteu .ive q sortmcat To- be
found in Che country and at The loves; prices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29

hair Immediately; otlen renews the growth, and
always surely restores it, color, when faded or
gray IL stimuates the nutriiive organs to healthy
activity and preserves both the hair and its beau.
~ Thus brashy, weak OF sickly hair becomes
glossy, pljable and strengthened; lost haI: re.
grows with lively expressions falling hair is
checked and established; thin hair thiekens; and
iaded or gray hairs resume their original color.
It's operation is sure and harmless IL cures dan.
drnh' heals all humors, and keeps The scalp cool,
clean and sof,-under which conditions, diseases
Of the scalp are Impossible
rs dressing for ladies' hair, the vIGoR Is
praised for It's grateful and agreeable perfume.
and valued for the son lusre and richness of tone
20 imp1rs.
PREPARED IN
Ia. j. q. AVER ~ CO.. Lowell, Mass
Practical and Analytical T,.,,,s,
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Norway,

-, Friday. as Mr.. William Gerry OF
Ia q, WAS at work in bis shop be made
. ~i,,isp in such manner as TO break
~ ,onss of the leg Just above the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29
Weather Report.

Snn' fe'' lure last week at 5 AN
TeslsT - aeg., clear; Mon,lay, 90 deg. eoudv
cloudy: Fbnrs dSg. clear; wedne dsy, y deSs.
O''S'' Saturday, 81 deg clear. ''''as' a. des''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29

Advancing years
sickness, care, disap-
pointmcnt, and hered
itny pre- disposition,
all turn The hair gray,
aud either of them in.
cline tito shed piema-
turely.
AYERS HAIR VIGoR
by long and extensive
use, has proven that it
stops the falling Of the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29
ASsi%~hce'S sale.

MT 70 an order from the District CONT
OF the L. = for the District OF Maine, | shall
"ner Tor sale az Public Auction Oh
NtpNESbNN, July H. at I O'Clock l.. NJ,
tl Ine Store OF Charles T. Knight on Bethel Hill,
IN Bethel the stock OF good. I'm said storc in lots
or parcels 90 suit huycrs-said stock comprising
ucu good, Us are usually kept Tor sale in retail
>toreN-aud said sale will continue from dav To
'1N a. above. until the entire stock is disposed Of
"I until otherwise ordered
CHAS l.. HOLT Assignee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29

-rffF .u1,s-rihar hereby gives public notice thss
, 80 Ion tulv appointed ~ tpe H0nofabie
JUiss oi Probate Tor lhc County 81 oNioia; "i 10
~. rru.t u Executor "t the estate 81
S,f,t-r CORR late Of Waterford. iu SAID Coun-
~ s,si-rI. by giving bond as Tie las areIts
c tb,r.iar,. requests all person inieOieu !" ''ie
.st,fr Of said deceased % make imhv'ii" t -
meat. and those Who have ""y "''''"'' ''''
10 eA"''''' ''' ,YIVANU sW. COBB.
I.ur ~ ts-j.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29

FRIEND ., susceptible of
.ae sewing Machine ha, been e.
% 10 ,ae American people ,i.an aay
.re-eu, century. Nothing else
' '' -ave Che live, lul health %
ao'"rr-. and ue patient over
If ia. lll Who. a-aela--. mo 81,
'.'u lc ta.,teus 90 every aav life.
AMI husband tails in his dut, IL he
Bic house with such a triumph
'' wilson shuttle Sewing Machine.
r'' a1d oest sewing machine eyer
at. "r.HrteJlauy railroad station
'I 'U.n-p uitt-ion chnI-les. o.
! '- E-'..i 'ompany branch House at
...I .".iF, NcN lorS.
-ll. catalogue lulchr0mo fir-
"''-- d ieV more good agcnts.
.- ''ed' N'uatter under what form
-'o'r there's one zraattra,b rou
''.. Al disease oranates ina an
--'. le-ar DO. ,ou eaaaoi pulirv
Toe les, Blood Purifier ever
Ok NALGEe, famous Xf>r,.AK
'''''i '' sample herb -suu3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29
TO INVESTORS.
m. u,nl,,nr House OF NIr. GEO. wa.

The Rankin. Hous- OF Mr. "LV' " - :
UtIIOT, = D.V0u,hise street, 10 ION, mSNe
fb.ir business exclusively the placing Oh cili.ai
,sv.,t.f- yilt receive the largest Tate 81 III
r.-,..t ruI SIN be Perfectly safe. Ine iaet that
hams. bankers Jus uranCe cOmpanie- anu tru7
af Estates are his principal customers, sho9ld o'
5l .l,i,r,- of Tins concern. Mr.. Balllu =
Iar-- experience in the banking ha>inesS mass
bir.i especially adapted 90 i'll theposiiion when Ne
nD,r orcuuic~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29
New Advertisements.
Prescription Free.

fog TIE spccly cure of Nervous Debility. Weak
uc o., opium Eating, Drum Cuaes, Catarfh N.th.
mf ans consumption. ANY Druggist can put il
2s'uuciy Me-
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L IL DeCOGTER,

MANufAcfUEEE OF ASD DEALER IS
slaves. rinware - Funnel, oven, Ash L
RoiIsr Mouths, Cast Iron sinks, Pumps,
Iead Pine. britannia * Japanned Ware,
entIery. stationery - Yankee Notions,
rhoiee groceries = Flour, also, Ageat for
the i'sttsnSli Hoe, ANA Jersey RIO" =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29
DIED.

Ia >hslbarn,N. H., june g, Miss Lydia Conner.
aged about % year.
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nON,T READ THIS

anu throw aside The paper, but send me 20 cents
anu receive post paid, the following articles viz
S'ENCiI. NAME PLATE, INK, BRUSH, sc
herman silver KEY CHECK, Name and Address
neatly stamped on t..
The above can not bc hal at the usual prices for
less than Sl.21. IN agent wanted in every town
20 Waich a liberal commission will be paid. send
% cents tor sample aud terms 10 agents.
\. h. L. fON, hczar Falls, York Co. Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29
CAUTION.

4 10. person are hereby forbid furnishing any
~ -upriit, of any k.nI Go my wife sylvia /.
stuart. o1 ny account, or with view Oh hold Iuc
accountable iar thc same. ! shall par no lehi,
u hc1 contracting alter thi, date.
SAMUEL STUART
Hanover. Jan. 81 - g,V.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29
ESTABLISHED A. D., 1856.
s. RICHARDS, Jr.,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
south Paris, Nc.
FINE WATCH REPAIRING.
Adjusting TO heat, ccId, and position,
a Specially.
r. Satisfaction guaranteed.
A CARD.

~ V, ~ i,HpTov.d health and twenty wears expert
~. in iio,. watch repairing, / am able 10 serve
-, a. fSifbfnily a. ever Your continued patron.
- :. .olirited : RICHARDS, Jr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29
WILSON'S DRUG STORE,
SOUTH PARIS. VIE,

who keeps the hr-t a--oitm,nt In Oxford County
anal -..i- at price, Is littic below an ou" who al
N,tti.c- th.- etass cf goods. -tuuyU
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29
NoyssDrug store.

--','>l--L l.. p Atwood. Bitter,
'-r..f. m.l harmless. bat sure b.
..a-ef 'ae blood, restore, o.,
.'s1.l'e- aa ..-ranSei functions,
'- AMI '.s'r % the whole system.
.-..-' Ash 1--we. Iay.-lr4,,r. aud highly
aE.-o,st 90 contain more Med,.
i 81 Us eco; 1oJe JL4u any other
4 >A->arA la' soil f1r dollar
\ % bAa-eroa. limitations see that
i marx d" D. r" .n i,d ina. Large
~-' ,e -lO-.ly imposed upou
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RI>>E> n SUPPORTERS.

-'.A -'01aul easy litinE Truss, O.,
- "'"g store, Norway Village.
.,,,u wears experience m .lu.ng
furnish ANYTHING needed. Double
.."l.,r. aud shoulder Braces
- lowest prier,. Don't ior-tt
Noyss Doug store.
.'- Nt' f"oo.--5 cents VAL bay
- Mos. tl,ae made from pure
'-'a all make ~ kinds OF dishes
t.c'' lullus, ETC.. or D. quart,
~ -e--es creams Charlotte Eu-se.
-''' r'e >ol by al Druggists aud
apII. sj-lT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29

No trouble to show goods. !.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29

- HtIEuc >,LEE,It>. - Universally
'-v best .u use. Each pound bear
jaws FiLE None genuine without.
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WILDE al.
lowed to
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-06-29

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-08-05
A DETROIT WHOPPER,

The Philadelphia Times says; "The
Detroit Free Press recently published a
marvellous story, relating how one James
Shay, of Philadelphia, came into posses
sion of his fathers estate, valued at $500
600, through the united efforts of lodge
of Knights Templars and his counsel, Mr..
Chahes R, Miner, of this city. The is a
good deal of pathos in the newspaper
description of Shay's life in the West his
intense poverty, his tremendous labor
and his indomitable perseverance, and
the poor fellow'ssurprise and Joy at learn
ing that the litigation of years had finally
resulted in his favor is dwelt upon in the
Free Press with that excess of feeling for
which the reporters on that paper are
Justly celebrated. But we fear the ro-
nance is very slightly founded on truth
The court records contain no such case;
member of the Third Pennsylvania
Cavalry, with which Shay professed to
have served, denies that any such per-
son was ever on its rolls; and the name
of his lawyer is utterly unknow at the
bar AS to the lodge of Knights Tenn
plar; the brothers in this city are particu-
larly curious"