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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-02-02
NY Mothers A crusader

20 Angie. Ny mother has got
beautiful new piano." exclaimed Mar
Simpson to her new playmate.
&" Has she ? Well, niue his splendid
new poplar pollynage." returned Angie
What little Ounce you are sal,
Mary, laughing. al guess you mean {
poplin polonaise. But that's nothing
my mother is president of II Missionary
Society," And The little ISIS gave bel
head a triumphant toss. as though moth
ing could 20 beyond that.
Angie pondered deeply fg a minute,
sad then s bright though seemed 10
strike hes, aud. clapping her hands. she
exclaimed
"Oh my mothor's erusac er."
What one OF those awful women that
80 into whiskey shops &mc ng the bad.
low men Mother says they ought all
to be arrested. don't believe she
would let me associate with you ii she
knew it. suppose you never have wine
at parties, and never drink egg-nog on
Christmas" said Mary. much Disguised.
AVE are sll temperance people at our
house, answered Angie in u tone OF Of
Tended dignity. for she felt hurt al her
companions contsmptuous language.
:" must 20 home now. Goo d morning
Aud she Ian Out OF the yarl hastily TO
hide the tears that were star ing.
"Mary,who was that little girl that run
out Just now asked her mother, look.
ing from the window.
Angie Wood whose muther moved
next door last week." answered Mary
II expect she got angry at lomelhing
said. for she went off very suddenly.
~ heard what passed, said Mrs Simp-
son. and you were quite rig bit in saying
what you did. She seems tt be nice.
amiable child. but il her mott er is one OF
those horrid crusading women, the less
you have to do with Angiu, the better
for you. had intended calling on Mrs
Wood, but of course l shall not do so
after hearing this. Ne respt ctable wo-
man will run about in whiske y. shops AID
mix herself up In such 10 mess, ex.
cept to gain notoriely.'
A week has passed. and Mrs. Simpson
sat weeping alone. Her husband had
been q moderate drinker for years, and
she had anticipated no evil results from
the practice; but twice recently he had
returned home intoxicated. and to-day
she was very miserable. for dinner had
been waiting an hour. and he had not
come yet.
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Jus! men she heard murmur OF voic.

just men she heard murmur OF voic.
es 10 the hall, one OF which she recogniz.
ed as her husbands. She hastily brushed
away her tears. aud opened the door, and
he entered, walking between two gentle,
sweet faced ladies'. one OF whom was
Angie Woods mother.
Mr.. Simpson was somewhat intoxicated
but he said quite steadily. "Ladies, this
is my vile, Mrs. Simpson"
" uusl you will pardon this intrusion
from strangers" said Mrs Wood. We
would have left the gentleman at Tho
door. bat he would take no refusal
II wanted you to see these dear. Lrave
women, who were not ashamed or att 'ii
TO bring drunken man home from IA
place where he was drinking and would
have been robbed but Tor them. Oh! ii
you had seen and heard what l have
that last prayer that was offered how
we all cried. Even old Deaf, the bar
keeper, blubbered like baby. And l
signed The pledge, vile, and with Gods
help will keep il.
God bless you both and rev ard you Tor
this good deed p said Mrs. Simpson With
streaming eyes. al have had the most
intense prejudice against the women en-
gagged Il this tempe rance work. and
have said many unkind, harsh things
about them. even declined calling on
yop. Mrs. Wood, when learned you
were actively at work; but ! dId not
know you then. Now you have my ear
nest prayers aud sympathies. Forgive
me. and remember my poor tempted hus'
band ir your prayers"
Since that hippened Angie and Mary
are constant companions; They often
"make believe they are CRUSADERS"
aud Smash up old bottles and jugs in a
lively manner.
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"reminiscences, Road Bills.
COUNTY OF OXFORD,

1874.
Nav ls-To 20 miles travel ffom Canton to
oxford and back, nnd days attend
To,,,s'r. nail 20
June ITO 300 miles travel from Canton 10
stow aud Gilead aud back, and days
attendance on petition OF Chandler ct
ais. - %
Feniage paid ~
July e7-To 10 miles travel ffom Canton TO
Waterford and back, and days attend
ance on petition Of Melntre ct ais. IL %
Fcrriage paid, "
Aug ALTO ~ miles travel from Canton To
AudoVer North surplus and back, aud
> DAYS attendance ON petition OF silva
nus Poor ct ais. rs 70
oct. aI-To : days on same j. 50
$50 20 miles travel and 3 days attend
snce on petition of J. A. Virgin ct ais. IL 70
Ferriage paid, ~
NOV. TO 20 miles travel and DAYS attend
ancc on the petition Of J. r. Whitman
ct. als. IL o.
Eerriage paid, 20
Nov. ITO 100 miles travel aud days at
tcndSnce on petition OF j. II. Greene - 90
Ferriage paid 70
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Farm for Sale.

SITUArED In Paris, about three miles from
- Paris Hill, on the road leadiug 10 Buck6eld
aud sumner. Parties desiring 10 purchase prOp.
erty ofthis description IN uld avail Themselves Of
this opportunity, IS this farm will be sold al qnite
a percentage OF IL actual value if applied for
soon.
The stock, crops, farming tools and luruiture
will be principally included in the trade if desired
The house Is capaciOus enough for two families
and the farm large aud productive enough TO sun.
port them. Amy one wishing 10 engage In ogrirnI.
tural pursuits, will ind this n rare chance Al
dress or call on the subscriber on the premises.
GEO. {. KlERSON,
Paris, Aug. ls, 1874. II
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COUNTY Of OXFORD,
To 4. Il. Gordon, DIR.

Ia.
MA,ls-To - miles travel from by eburg To
oxford and back, and DAYS attend.
ance on petition OF jos. French e. al-. sl3 o.
" 20 e. y miles travel from Frycburg ~
Lowell aud back. and days attend
ance on petition II J. Eastman, 10 50
June Ito ca miles travel from Frycbnrg TO
Gilead and back, and 5 days attend.
anee on petition Of l.. handler, - so
Aug. 1910 ~ miles travel and days II.
tendance on petition OF Mclntire In
Waterford, II 20
" 2i-To 10 miles travel from Fryehurgto
Andover North surplus and back, and
) Jays attendance 81 30
Nov. $40 " miles travel from fTyebuIg 10
Waterford and back, and two days AZ.
tendance on petition OF j. II. Greene, o 10
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COT RT BILL.
STATE OF MAINE.


OXFORD, s.-Dcc. 81. lss4.
Before me personally, appeared Hiram \. Ellis,
one Of the County Commissioners for said county,
and made oath 10 the truth OF the above account,
by him rendered sud subscribed.
JAMES >. WRIGHT, Clerk Of
Courts for oxford County.
OXFORD, IS Dec. -, lsTt.
Having nr-t examined and audited the above
account Of Hiram \. Ellis we hereby certify that
we allow thereon the sum Of two hundred and
twenty eight dollars and twenty cents, e2ls 20.l
JAMES :. WRIGHT, Clerk.
uEO. u. BISBEE, Co. Atty.
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sa =
WILLIAM CHASE
srArE OF MANI.

NIAlI u MANI.
OXFORD. :. De. 50, ~
Before me personally. appeared William Chase,
ore oil the County Commissioners IOf said couuiy
add made oath 10 RIe Truth ol tie above account
by hiG, rendered and subscribed
JAMES : WRIGHT. Cletk %
Courts for oxford 20.
OXFORD, :. Dee. 80, i-1i.
Having first examined aud audited the above
cunt Of " illiam tba-e. We hereby certify that
we allow thereon the sum OF two hundred and
seventeen I ilar- AMI nileiy cents, SllIW..
JAMES :. WRIGHT Clerk.
go. -. Bi>BEE, CO. Any.
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lloetrp.

an AVN E,rSrs.

Iru the ialuuug -oHl anu ne weary lorna
There S 2 Worii of tlIe Purcs; bliss
iuag Is ijnkesl, - The 'oul and form are inAca'
~ a covered briige with This.
Yes - reach that realu, On the o1hr shore
We must pass through transient gloom
Ana must walk unseen, Unhelped aud alone
Through that covered bridge, The tomb
eut We an pas over GA equal terms
FOR the uniySrss, tOll
y 5he outer garh which the baud 81 Cot
IT,, uuuy around the soul.
i,.,5,. "a ,ic sc titu, SUd ti'e uridSr = ''F@ p
AMI JhS uy,r 70 spans = wide,
,es illsh points ihrouShto -hiniaS mount
Ils loom on the other sld1.
DO enable our ieet iu che neat day march
IL climb up that golden ridge,
Nemnst an De down f0r one nights rest
iuside Of thu covered bridge.
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Diamond Rheumatic Cure
il = wonderful Medical pi.coyery.
49,. H.

II = wonderful Medical pt-CoNcTy.
PORTLAND, Dec. II, l>'L
~. " BAiBple i 90
Gentlemen nsOl.cited by you. wi-h 10 bear
MATIC CURE. During the past year have suffered
greatly from that common and agOuix.ng affection,
Rheumatism. NJ, shoulder was 20 affected that
nav leit arIi Was completely powerle-s and des-
paired Of ever again having thc ufe Of that limb.
was induced by hearing vi the many marvellous
cures accomplished Is the sseni while staying At
tic Prcblo House, 10 bay bottle. u j. suflcieni
10 say that without hith in the medislao of IL
yesglis, by The taking u ave small bottles vas
enursly relieved. Aud weeks have since elapsed.
aud An ttlll all right sud tree nom pAin. With no
Indication OF L. return, and the feelings o! new
life which ] experience ] attribute 10 the nae OF
the DIAMOND RHEUMATIC CURE. Have the ki1d'
ness 70 pass nv testimony aud experience around
for the benefit Of suffering humanity.
Yours truly,
CYRUS HANSCOM, Temple -.
The discovercr oil this medicine has walked the
Rises ofthe hospitals OF ondon and Paris for the
pa q twenty Years, making rheumatism n specially
and the prescription from which this remedy i
compounded is all he ever used In the treatment
OF this disease For the past wear 10 has becu
used with perfect success and satisfaction In
tae hospitals OF Montreal aud j. recommended
by the very best medical practitioners IN that city
a. safe, speedy and positive curelfor either govt
or Theumatism.
IL simple cases sometimes one or two doses
suffice In the nO.t chronic case il - sure 10 give
way BY the use OF four or i've bottles. Put up
and prepared for the MASS. LABORATORY Asso-
CITATION by L. W. Conner, lli Court ST, Boston.
This medicine IS for sale AZ all Druggists
throughout the United states aud Canada. II h
happens your druggist has not got 10 in Stock ask
him 10 send Tor Il 70 the Wholesale Agents,
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And Alyau wilson OF laid Township, isappoint-
ell agent a. Aforesaid. aud Is required to give bond
y aforesaid.
Affect: JAMES :. Wright 1, Clerk.
Upon Fryeburg Academy Grant, Tor the purpose
Of repairing the oaly County Road in said Grant,
the sum OF seyenty-siN dollars and sixty cents Is
4 ses-e,l, rs follows:
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COURT BILL.

l-H.
To % miles travel and days ationdan At
January Mi Term. ~
To ~ miir- travel aud : DAYS auruian e 1T
March All Term, "a
To ~ miles travel and days attendance at
May Term, u %
To 20 miles travel and , DAYS attendance at
June Ali. Term. o.
To D. n.lr- travel aui / day attendance ~
JulN Term 81
To- - miles travel aud . DAYS attendance at
september Term. o.
To ~ miles travel and ia, Attendance at
October Atj Term, "
To ~ mile travel aud . days Attendance az
Drrsmhr. All FERN 9 -
sa 80
WILLIAM IHA~E
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, JOHN ID. GOSSOM, OF Bethel in
w the County OF Oxford aud State of Maine
did on the twenty.eighth day Of February A d.
lSOj, convey by mortgage deed Of sal date 10 Ira
". Eean, of said Bethel, certain piece or parcel
of real estate situated in Bethel aforesaid aud lie
scribed &c follows 10 wit IL being The farm occu-
pied by the said JOHN ID. GOSsON for several
years past, consisting of abOuttwO hundred acres
more or les, AMI being compose of lot number.
ed II ia the 1ih Range in said Bethel, ani OF an.
other and adjoining lot numbered II in said eth
Range, TO secure The payment of the sum of seven
hundred and eighty dollars, and interest; and
whereas the said mortgage decd was assigned bv
the said IRA ". BEAN TO CHARLES T. LONE.
JOY, OF said Bethel and by the said CHARLES
b. LONEJoY 10 JOHN I. WRIGHT of Wood.
stock IA said County OF oxford, and by the aid
JOHN /. WRIGHT to JOSEPH FUTILE OF aid
Bethel ana EDMUND NJ. HOBBS Of SAID Wood.
stock, and by the said JOSEPH FUTILE and
EDMUND VI. HOBBS to ABEL CHANDLER of
said Bethel, aud by the said ABEL CHANDLER
TO me, and the conditions OF SAID mortgage la, ing
been broken hereby claim TO foreclusc the same
pursuant TO the ststutc in such case made md
provided ABEL CHANDLER JR
Is FOSTER \ HERSEY, his Atty's.
Bethel, Jan. 10, ISIS. lanes
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COUNTY OF OXFORD.
To william Chase, DIR.

1874.
May ITO % miles travel TO oxford snd
back, and > DAYS attendance on petition
OF Joseph French 81. ais. sl0 o.
2G-To 100 miles travel TO Lowell aud
back, and 81 days attendance on petition
of lsaac Eastman ct ale. IL %
Aug. To DAYS attendance on same, 10 90
June Ito Isl miles travel 10 stow and Gil.
cad and back. and days attendance
on petition Of stephen Chandler ct. ais. IS %
July 2I-To % miles travel 10 Waterford aud
back anil p days attendance on petition
Of Justin J.. Mclntre Ct. ais. - 90
Aug. SOTO days on same. 80
gi-1O 10 miles travel 10 AndOyer
North surplus and Grafton aud back,
and days on petition OF SilVanus Poor
ct ais l. 90
Oct 90 To days on same, II So
Paid fcrriagc, 10
" 3l-To " miles travel 10 RumfOul aud
back on petition OF J. 4. Virgin et. ais. o.
To days attendance on same, 30
Nov. $40 80 miles travel TO Paris and back
on petition OF Jonathan X. Whitman
Ct. al-. o.
To days attendance on same, 70
J-TU ~ miles travel 10 Waterford and
back, on petition OF Jacob II. Greene, o.
To DAYS attendance on same, %
si-Tu - miles travel TO Hebron sni
hack. aud day on petition Of ID. H.
Granam 81 al. %
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STATE or MAI,

STATE or MAINE.
OXFORD, IS Dec. 81, ls74.
Before me personally. appeared Albion L. Cor.
don, one OF the County Commiss toner's for said
county, aud made oath 10 the truth Of the above
account by him rendered and subscribed.
JAMES >. WRIGHT, Clerk of
Courts for Oxford County.
OXFORD, IS Dec. II, ls.4.
Having first examined and audited the above
account of Albion y. Gordon, We hereby certify
that we allow thereon the sum vi one hundred and
siNty-nine dollars and my cenls, (slG9 So
JAMES :. WRIGHT Clerk
GEO. ID. BiSBEE, Co. ATTY.
True copies, ATTEST: JAMES 4. WRIGHT,
Clerk.
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Aud Henry VI Lombard. 81 said Township No
), Range /, 10 appointed agent as aforesaid and il
required 10 give bond Aforesaid.
Attest: JAMES ;. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Upon Township No ,, Range :, FOR The purpose
OF repairing the County Road in said Township
the OF seycnty.siN dollars aud thirty i've cents
b asscssc |, as follows:
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Permanent Employment and
Liberal Pay Offered.
EMPLOYMENT.

cMDt f1vMcuT Men, women and
LmILuI MLNIi agents, We have just
what YOU need. Our gXll Mounted Chromos out.
sell anything in the market. Mr.. Persons writes
hours, cleared e. 4 lady has just reported her
profits for the forenoon as IS: Yesterday up 10
O'Clock she cleared $3.50. We can prove be.
yond question, that one agent ordered 5000 OF
these chromos, in eleven working days. We have
the largest and finest assortment in the United
States; hundreds of choice subjects from which
to select. Wewill send you an assorted loo Of the
best selling free Of charge on receipt Of $3.50.
send in your orders or give us call. Samples by
mail 25c., or IL for 81.
BOSTON FRAME AND CHROMO CO.,
90 Washington St, Boston, Mas,
?, o. Box 26s2. i2lan6w
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state Of Maine.

oYroPD. H-M a session Of tie COHHfs Com,
,aissioners begun and held at Paris, irtfhin ana
for fhs i,,fnfg GOresaid, on the ttccHfy MAN d'g
or December, 4. ID, 1874, bg ddjosra@'s' J'""'
me ysguldr September session. 4. ID 1874.
ND now the Commissioners. in accordance
~ with section 81 chapter Of the heNlseu
STATUTES having irst made IN annual lnspectlun
i'm the month OF september last of all the toun,J
ROADS i'm the uniucorporated townships anu tfa'ts
of Land in said County, and having made an es.i
mate of the amount needed to pnt them IN tePa,
20 A. 10 be safe and convenient for pubic ta'sl
do adjudge aud determine that an assessnen' i''
that purpose BE- made, a follow;
I-pon Andover West Surplus, for the purpose OF
repairing that part Of tue county ROAD ieaaluS
from Andoyer Corner to Upton when lies ~ sai
surplus the sum of seventy i've dolrrs ahd tne
same j. assessed rs follows: Upon Tue cntie
tract supposed 10 contain q, ino acres and suppos'
ell to he owned by David Bun1m, 80. Anu III
yanu- Poor or AndOIer - appointed agent ~ w.
perintend the expenditure Of the same accoIuips
io law aud i required 10 give bond as the u"
directs. ..... 81,
Attest: JAMES :. WRIGHT Cie'A'
Upon { Surpus, for the purpose Of repairing 80
much of The County Road leading from AndoFef
Corner 10 ptOn. n l. in said surplus. the sum o.
one hundred aud my dollars j. assessor, Hs 11l
lows II pom the entire irac; supposed 10 cohtHi.
% .alO aeres aud supposed 10 De owned ny Cf"s' a
Emery. $50. And >ilyanus Poor Of Ando'er' j.
appointed agent aforesaid and = required 10
s'' A ,ii JAMES :. WRIGHT, Clerk.
l'pon Audpycf North surplus, iot tue Phi 49, w
repairing 80 much of the County Road ieaalhs
from Anloyer Conner 10 Upton "a T. within said
North Surplu, the sum Of Que hundred and MY
two dollar and eighty cents j. assessed, - FOL
lows
owners of M. Desrrp No. ,.
Known zion Acres. Val TaN
T. l.. Morton, hi home ,,s'
stead farm go goo !: 90
Moses Roberts, go ~ "
Henry 4. IoyeiJy. ~ - "
SIMON Learned, TO- =" 80
Henry ". Damn, go VIZ :"
Benjamin T. Newton, Hill lot, so
called, 100 - %
Timothy Walker JOhn small
farm, called, leo 81 -
Upon the remainder Of said township, alter
,leduciing the farms and lots above de-
scribcd aud the lands IN said townshipre.
served Tor public uses, estimated nj II 100
acres, valued III 81 ,OO0 and supposed 10
bo owned by Merrill ( Newhall, l-0 "
sl5l 80
And Richard l.. Morton Of Andoyer North Sur
plus, IL appointed agent, anal IL required 10 give
bond a. Aforesaid.
Attest: JAMES ;. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Upon Township No. ), Range !, for the purpose
OF repairing the County Road IN said township,
the sum 0f onc hundred and ninety-two dollars
and TWENTY-FIVE cents IL assessed, as follows:
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And Daniel Common, Of said Fryeburs Academy
Grant is appOiutei agent as aforesaid, and is re
CURED 20 give bond ~ aforesaid
Attest: JAMES s. WRIGHT, Clerk.
True copies.
Attest. JAMES ;. WRIGHT, Clerk.
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NJ ANTED-Iwo or three experienced nevs.
~ paper canvasseIs. Liberal Inducements
Address, or call immediately an the OxropS nv.
ocRAr Once, Paris, MaInss WV Val Dha'
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THE subscriber hereby gives pnblic office Thai
he has been duly appointed by tlie Hon Judge Of
Probate for the tounty Of Oxford and assumed the
trust of Administrator ON th' estate Of
SOPHRONlA TURNER, late Of Bleku,it
IN said County deceased by giving bond a. "a, ..,,
directs he therefore requests nil persons "a o ar
indebted to the estate oi said dccoasei % make i1
mediate payment aad those who have any demand.
thereon 10 exhibit the sams 90
GEO. D. BlsBEE
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OXFORD, At Court Of Probate held az
Paris within and Tor the County %. oxford
on The thid Iue,dAy Of January, \ - ls.j.
~ the Petition Of BARTLETT \ MERRILL
~ Administrator oi the estate 0t SAMUEL
GILMAN, late ut Denmark. m said Comfy. IA.
ceased. praying for license o. sell and convey
TIE real estate be.Ol ging tO >ll estate boo Zoe town
petition on hle iu tine Probate Oni.- 90 I..... ..
private sale.
ORDERED. rhat The laid Petitioner .te a,a.s
70 all persons Interested By rIu,iug an aa,traI ..
hi- petition with this order thereon 10 D, Published
three week suc-es-iyely In the oxford bem1cr-f
printed at Paris that thsy may appear a. ifoa..,
Court % De held Al Paris in said lou4l .u
the third Tuc'iay Of Mar. next AZ oc.1.S 10 Gee
forenoon and show cause 10 auy lhey Rave Why l'
same should not BE- granted.
II. h BAKER, Jud-..
true eopy-Atiest: II e DAVIS. k'si.tfr.
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OXFORD. ss:-N Court Of PROBATE hel 40
Paris Elthin and tor the County Of ONi0I
on the third rlesday Of January. 4. ID. III
hN the Petition OF WILLIAM GAMNJN
~ Guardian Of CHARLES HILL. minor lr.f ll
ANDREW HILL OF stonrhan ia said c0ung as.
ward interest in the Gorham NcAlllster ltu1
20 called. Ia Stouehan 20 said county. us dss.ft.
81 10 hls prt.ilnn on de .G the Probate OM-s -
JACOB LONEJOY 10 an advantageous lie 70
lly dollars.
Ordered that the said Petitioner give notice
20 al person Interested by causing an ab-if.t %
said petition with mi. order thereon 90 De published
three weeks -ucce..ivey 10 the oxford DrnoCut
printed al Paris. thai thei maJ appear 10 Probate
Court TO be held at Parts In -aid Count, ou
the third Tueaday OF March next at o'clock .n
The forenoon and show cause ~ any they haze Why
The same should not BE- granted.
H.k. BAKER, Jud.,.
true copv-attc.t: II G. DAVIS Rrg-..-.
OXFORD. sat- Court OF Probate bet. q,
Pad. within and Tor the County OF Ot'0f4
on the third tuesday OF January, 4. u. 1875.
JOSEPH L.CHAPMAN, Administrator r IUlls
- non, with the Will annexed the e-t1te %
EDWARD J.. POOR, late OF AndOyer, .A -l.-
County, deceased, having presented hi nlst gee
count of administration OF the estate OF sid le'
ceased lOr allowance.
Ordered, Thatth said Administrator give notice
10 all persOas Interested by causing copy Of tl.'
ordertO be- publishes three weeks successfully 10 the
oxford Democrat printed no Paris, that they NAY
appear at a Probate Court 10 De- held AZ Paris
ia said County on the third Tuesday Of Mar next
at O'Clock IN the forenoon aud shew cause 10 any
they have Why the same should not De allowed.
II. X. BAKER, judge.
A true eopY-Attest; II. Z. DAVIS, Register.
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Deem her Term, 1874

state " Charles Coolidge, before !. :.
4, Ilsh'; magistrate, SO y
Brown, magistrate : -
10 cotton and sal gent, before s. ID.
Wadsworth, magistrate. Il
10 l. Clement. before : b. Bean.
M vi .tTate. u :,
do VIM DAYS, before Same. ~ VI
do skinner ct al, before J. 5. Wright
magistrate, 90 ,o
Z. c. CCsHMAS
paris M County Treasurer.
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Cromwell Steamship
LIN Z.
PORTLAND
N E. w Y Q r K.

rINfiE fret class Steamships, "GEO. WA>lilN''
/ TONn and "GEO CROMWELL" lob t''-
each, viii form semi weekly line, leaving Boston
x Maine Z. x. Wharf, Portland every Mcdue,.A.
and Saturday. at i. NJ, and leaving Pier Nofv
River, New York, every "Wednesday and Saiuria!
att Z. NJ.
This line will connect n Portland with The prll
cpa Railroads and Steamboats, FOR RE interior 40
the east, and az New FORK with Cromwell eteAi-
ship line FOR New Orleans and other principal i'ne'
for the south aud Southwest. o.,
Freight taken a. low as By any other dre''
line
Passenger accommodations sre unsurpassed,
Cabin passage, including state room ah4 ll'"'.'
$50.
Storage passage, meals and births inelUdcd.
o. ~. .
Until further notice the "Gco. Cromwell WV
be the only steamer sailing IN this line. Lel'lLs
Portland every Saturday, aud New YORK e''''
Wednesday L. VI.
For freight or pa-sage arply 20
}. y. MAGMA Agent,
Office on tie Wh4fi'
or CLARK x SEAMAN.
O0f3Alv ~ Wet street. NCw lc.h