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CHAazBER OF COMMERCE,
Election, Monday, Sept. %, 1876
REGULAR NOMISATIONs

FOR PRESIDENT-J. T. Petit.
FOR VIGE-PRESIDE DENTS-J. NJ, PettigreW,
W. W. Guy, VIM. JOyner, Elias LOwenstein,
J. NJ. GOOdbar.
FOR TREASURER-JnO. 7. Willins.
COMMITTEE ON APPEALS-H. T. Elicit,
JnO. K. Speed, ]. H. Martin, u. n. Estes, ]. J.
Steele, J. NJ. James, Cotton Greene.
The Nominating Committee, consisting OF
MessTs. s. ii. DunScOmb, Q. q. Fisher j. g..
Fizer, N. NJ. Jones, Isaac Schwab, q. V. Ram
baut and Jerome Hill, having reported the
foregoing nominations, all members are here
by notified that an election will be held on
MONDAY, SEPT. 9TH, between the hours of
10 a m. and pm, tor the selection of a Presi-
dent, Five Vice-Presidents, Treasurer, and
Committee on Appeals, TO serve the ensuing
year.
Committee to Conduct Election-Messrs. R.
l.. Coffin, W. II. Moore, A. q. luther.
Official: JNO. S. TCOE. Secretary.
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PROBABILITIES.

WAsHISGToE, september u, am.
For Tennessee and the ohio valley
a1,ra0v cigudy ,rea'bcr, slightly rising
aDsrafave, cast 10 south 'riT'ds, slight
change i1 the barometer, and rams ed't
-.- llL-rr M.siss-ppL.
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COUNTERFETTERS
United States Marshal Baker Arrived
at Decatur. Alabama. with u Mum
ber Of Alleged COuutcrfeiIers.

NASHVILLE, September 1.-THE
americans Decatur (Ala } special Of to.
day says that United States Marshal
Baker arrived this evening with J. T..
Graham, Cf Gainesville, SumtercCunty:
+. s. Neil, Alexander aud George
sampson, Rnd John HenIy, Of Tusca-
lo0ss, Alabsms, charged with counter
feiting. b. Bowers, now under ar
rest here fJr cOubtsrfsiting, wss fJre-
man Of the last grand jury Of Green
county, steward Of the Methodist Epis-
cOpsl church, aud Euperiut sIdeut of
Sabbath school When arrested Bowers
had on his person ore hundred dollars
in counterfeit fifty cent fraction
al currency and three hundred
dollsrs in count arfeit five and twenty
legal tendeIs. Bowers is socially and
financially prominent, and can give
bond for seventy thousand dollars.
Dunn and Garner, of Tu-csl osa cCUn-
ty, ia charge Il a deI UIy, are en- route
A d lsyed train Is the cbus- OF their
nOn-srrivsl. Deputy United States Mar
slsl Wheat, of tue middle district Of
Tennessee, arrived to-day, having in
custody w. w. Gordon, Of Lynnvjlle,
Tennessee. Gordon in his section has
commanded the respect of the cOmmu-
nifty. Gordon had evaded arrest for
several days. and was particularly want
ed. Ii is claimed thst his connection
with the cou5terfeiters was conspicuous.
The case Of the Uaitsd Sites Is. Nell,
chsTged with publishing or passing
OuntsIfsit money, came up bsfOre
Commissioner Rice to-day. Messrs. |
Pryor, Camden, Armstrong, Rather, /
and Sha'p, f1r tue defense, moved |
that tue defendant be dis /
charged, because the affidavit |
and warrant charged no oifense. After |
pro and con the commission |
er announced that his decision would be
given Monday. Judges Clark aud
Harris represent the prosecution. Dis
triot-Attorney M'Affee has just arrived
and will enter in this prosecution. The
defendents have employed able counsel,
including Ex- Governor John Z. Brown,
of Tennessee. Tonight the United
States marshal, r. p. Baker, will carry
the prisoners, twelve in number, 70 the
Huntsville, Alabama, Jail. In Mr..
Baker the government has an efficient
officer, aud the community owe him
life long appreciation, and his Giligsnt
an dsuccessful arrests ia this case merit
the approval Of all good citizens.
To-day will ibe the first day OF the
1esufal conmemorAting the birthday
four hundred years ago o; Michael
Angelo. The celebration viii last three
DAYS, aud will include the services at
fla fopah of fha oraat artist and upVafI-
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LIST OF GIFTS.

Z2,iio Cash Gifts amounting 10. ------si 0Du,CJU
NUmUrs Cr 1ruCa-zzz-- EoG-lssls
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole Tickets, so; Halves SO; Quarters, S.
Fights, or each Coupon 81 30; Five and
Oue-nalt Tickets for 800. eleven
Tickets for S3JJ.
Remittances for tickets may he made by ey-
press PIE pa d,p0-tOffice mDuey-OrderO Wash
tnStOn, ID. c. or by registered letter addressed
to Hon. JAMES IA RRgTrR
Fre-'t NJ. F.. II. A, Alexandria, Va.
Send for Circulars.
trOvEESOE'S OFFICT.
RICHMOND, July 3, IsIf. 3
II affords me pleasure ts say that ar uar
acquainted with q large majority of -Ba gff5
GERS Of the Montpelier Female HuU sue A.lg-
citation, who reside lu the vicinity 8TuIH home
and attest their intelligence aud their worm
a. high reputation as Gentlemen. as well ss-.
the public confidence. influence and -gb-fau-
ual means ID Oerally represented among them
J. L. kEMPER, Governor virginia.
They refer by permission 70 every member
Of congress fTOmN Irgiuia.
For full particulars, etc. apply TO q. n. Sam.
uel, No. 9 West Court street, Memphis
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w. z. kITCHELL'S SCHOOL,
No. sO3 Third Street.

THE ANNUAL SESSION COMMENCES
4 september lst, Students prepared for
the usual college course. All the common
at the school NOM. II1
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TO DELINQUENTS

DARTIES in arrears Tor dues to the Chamber
L of Commerce, will take notice thai the
books fOT 1874 and 1875 will close on the 2Oth
inst, at which time the Treasurer is required
10 make out and publish the names of all de.
linquents; also, to bring suits for amounts
due. l trust thai those now in arrears will
by prompt settlement, relieve me of this un.
pleasant duty. JN0. I. WIIIJNS
TraaSnra,. On % r, - q c-I...---.,
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GERMAN CASINO.

TNHE members are respectfully requested to
i assemble at their hall on MONDAY, 18th
inst, at l O'Clock sharp, for the purpose of
participating in the celebration of the twen-
tieth anniversary OF the German Benevolent
Society. SIG. ROESCHER, Secretary
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NOTICE.

( OUISVILLE q NASHVILLE RAILROAD,
IL MEMPHIS DIV. OFFICE OF SUP'T,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Sept. u, 1873.
On and after this date the Raleigh Sunday
Excursion Trains viii be discontinued.
JNO. L. FLYNN. Sup't Memphis Div.
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Old Folks of Shelby County.

u EGULAR monthly meeting in School
HI Board room, Odd Fellows Building, on
TUESDAY, September 18th, at O'Clock pm.
Report of the RECORD, past year, viii be pre-
sented, and its continuance upon some basis
discussed. Every member should be present
who feels an interest in the Society.
By order Of the President.
SeI2 j. p PRESCOTT Rec SPc'v
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knights of InnisfaiI

FVHERE will be regular meeting of the
i Knights of Innisfail on MONDAY even
ing, September 18th. A full attendance is ex
pected. BY order of
p. J. MULVIHILL, President.
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a freight-train on the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi railroad was dltched Thursday.night
named John Moran, Peter Beltner, and Lewis
RooensteiD, ali OF Aurora, Indiana, who were
stealing ride, were crushed to death between
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MASONIC NOTICE.

V'HE STATED CONvOCATION OF O
L Penn K. A. Chapter, No ., will be w
held tomorrow (MONDAY) evening, J"
september 18th, at O'Clock, for the dispatch OF
business.
All Companions fraternally invited.
BY order. y. J. WHEELER, NJ. e. HP.
g. q, LOCKE Secretary
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WASHINGTON And LEE
UNIVERSITY,
LEXINGTON, VA.
SCHOOL OF Law AND EQUITY.

cz,. o.. W. g. LEE, President
Q. a. Ora y - ~ ~ lls-.rr-a1u and Stauts Ts
- t-LL,.s4s -.TtgN, LID.
FrsEs7 - ~ III Il ,r0Iy and Science Of Isy
- gL. L 35iT % 5rfTt. X t.ttr LII,
j. kA lt- l+t-t---,1rffTa Law Conflict of To-,
FFuL pt tf0ual Law. "Ss
anu SS-.fT-s b. ANDERSON
HON r ~ NJ ,,5rrt Of Appeals of W.
lJu45l, PTi vate and JOu1esff-. 35ttLLla')
LectI4!SSt- SI-IAUGE I'm, '1allonss
Eo-'- -,,r,-Iea of Circ.-Ir Court Of Vfroi,f,
r,,ifJT,-eT on P-Bc-ics and PIeadfEg -
H. TJf7sfFf ". SHEFFEY,
~ n - Iudge Circuit Court OF VI
r.,..,l- IN DevI Is5s, Wills and Prob'.77lul31)
.lOITyAE CHRISTIAN, ESQ ''e Fractice
STcr,r on parliamentary Law amin,
me course Of this School win -.
principles OF Law aud Equity a. tTIlIlpface the
teuti0n 60 Practice and Pleadir~r' '1u special ar
attention ls called To fhl r,-+I7.
act-r OF tle EEDlessOrs and ,act-L anu char
the eulaEsel ana cOmpreheDsffS-ISll ulrers and h
the cCurse OF Instruction. a character o.
3 az ILl,AlLig ilt Tor regular JuliiipL Court apG
i've PIe.tttEe viii be OrgaDI,.te,A and LegisIs
y,,' ~, lsu rates In LeyiT Iext-bOoks
ss,,.,51 t,,.li iF@Ls ems september IS llston.
TT,,itf- l LtgelfuptlOn until - and cOntfn
uLIsoh eet 80 Matrien1sttiLJ une * IS7s
~. VI lL, JneF Information s5slon Fee, ete "a
-lsfA OF the Faculty. Spp'y TO Wls. No. -
su5l
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GET shaved at Billy Borg's tonsorial
psrIor, and enjoy the tanning machine,
No. 324 Union street, between Main and
Second.
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998 Rain estreot
? raE WETCH EssVT E1UGsT 81 =rgsyr5s
/, 4 Islout rf.r uavE r4rr T,r gr,-
Y. B. EIAT17.
MANUFACTURING JEWELEB

Solid cold JewelFy OF EveFy DsECrir~
taOns CLOCKS TureEagGPE. canes. Elc.-
at Greatly Reduced Prices
MTISdlNG to inform Country jewelers. a1-
W consumers that We have eularg'l. on.
wOrkuaeu are now prgDarsli 10 al auy order
Tor Rings Pins, studs, and al desc ptl0L7 =.
JeWelry at short notice. guildre-I'S 1aI-l-t-
a specially, and no charge FOR pleTclus 80
our patent plerCcrS. OH GC.l and 7Ll-2-- ~ ~,
melted ana made i'm uerF designs, ~ ~ 4--l.
changed for new 5g@a.rr. HepalElL- %
Watches and Clocks "a speciality. . .ssar-.
,-T- 10 - +--sy LT- eE- y anu ~-- THAlERr
au2J 5i5 Se.,1Hd street. Memphis, Ls---,
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To-day will ibe the first day OF the
festival conmemorAting the birthday
four hundred years ago o; Michael
Angelo. The celebration viii last three
days, aud will include the services at
the tomb of the great artist and unvsil-
ing OF the monument in the square to
bssr his name,
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The Result in California.

SAN FRANCISCO. September S The
complexion OF the legislature is as follows: ::
Senate = an Francisco and san Matee, Demo
cratic, San Francisco electIEg seven Demo
Gratis; Colusa and TshSGna, Democratic; Con-
fra Costa I'd Nj ain Independent Democratic /;
NcDdCcinO, humboldt and DelnOte, Inde-
pendent Democratic; Santa Cruz. Monterey
and San BenitO, Democratic; fan EernardmO
ana san Diego, independent Democratic; So
nOma, Lake ana Nap3, Independent Demo-
cratic, SalaII, Republican, Santa Clara Inde-
pendent Dem oCratiC; Sacramento, Independ-
ent; Mariposa, Mercer and Stanislaus, Demo-
cratic; Siskyan, MOdOc and Trinity, Demo-
crat elected in place of Irwin, and hold over
senators; Los Angeles, Independent; Santa
Barbara and San Luis ObiHpe, Democratic ;
Tulare, Independent Mokelumne, Demo-
cratic: Santa Clara, Independent; san Fran
CISCO, one Democrat and one Independent; [;
Alameda, Independent; CIaveras RepubIi-
can; AmadCn, Democratic; EIdOradG, hepub-
lican; Placer, independent; Sacramento, In
dependent; SOlanO end iOllo, Independent; /;
6onOms, Democratic; Iuba and Sutter, Re
publican; Nevada, Democratic; Sierra, Re
publican; Butte, Democratic. Assembly
AmadOr. two Democrats; Alameda, ore indie
pendent Democrat and two DemOCla ats; Butte
Two Democrats; Calaveras, Independent; Co
lusa and Iehama, Democratic; Contra COata
Republican,; Trinity NJ Spyrstai Democratc;
Del Norte, Democratic; EldoradO, Democratic; /;
EldOra apd Alpine, Democratic; Fresno, DEM
oCratic; Humboldt, Republican; InyO, Demo-
cratic; Kern and Tulare Democratic; Lake,
Democratic; Plumas and LassOn, Democratici
Los Angeles, two Democrats; Marin, Demo-
crdIlC5 MdTIpCSd anu N--GlSCAf 1CL4OSAot
MendocinO. democratic; Monterey, Republi-
can; SislIyon and MOdoc, Democratic; Napa,
Democratic; Nevada, Democratic; Placer and
Sacramento, one Republican and two Demo-
Gratis; San Benito, Democratic; san Bernard
ino, independent, san D1egO Republican;
san joaquin, three Republicans; San Luis
Obispo, Democratic; San Matee, Republican;
santa Barbara and Ventura, Democratic;
Santa Clara, three Independents; Santa Cruise,
Republican; Sierra, Independent; salamO,
one Republican and one Democrat; SOnoma,
three Democrats; Stanlaus, Democraic3 Suit
ter, Democratic: Tuolumne, Democratic; NOl-
10, Democratic; NubR, ono Democrat and a
tie between an Independent and a Democrat.
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VETE have concluded to retire frCm the
w WHOLESALE DRE GoODs AND
NOTION BUSIH SSs, and will offer our large
and well-asSolted stock, consisting OF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04

April 26. lS75.-lt i with great sad
mes, that have to record the death OF
one OF our most esteemed aud worthy
,ownsmeu Cyrus ;. Bartlett, who died
y,., suddenly las. saturday evening OF
.apopeNY, being SICK bat a few hours.
Die leaves a vile and three children.
Mr.J. a. Virgin has torn down tie
.o.l Col. Howe factory which he bought
.lssj season, aud is preparing The Timber
10 build "a larger aud more Substantial
one which De expects 70 have completed
So iar as is necessary aud putting in
machinery Tor doing the custom cArdiug,
3, soon IS the 2o.h 90 June
Nr. James NJ, Brown has his new
blacksmith shop aeariy completed.
$. IS. H9I has GOT his palmer 20
.buzz.ug
Tae Russell Brothers have in addition
.l5 ~ .,e house tai, OF ics. added waller
power 30 save muscle power. The ice
ban, cleared ,he track be,e for ,be terry
man who 1, blowing toe trumpet ton
customers. having launched his boat
saturday, the "a D inst. JAMS.
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West Bethel.

Apr. -s.h.-We are now having pleas
AT, ,PsiDg-uae da5s with cold. frosty
g-,s, which makes the sugar orchards
Of .arge growth furnish an abundance OF
sweet. The orchards Of younger growth
hear tue open land. are done furnishing
sap for this season. and sugar makers are
gathering in their buckets. The amount
o. maple sweets made this spring in this
Vicinity VII. not come up 10 an average
yield
Many OF the farmers are short of hay
bat the most OF them are lucky enough
to have neighbors who can supply their
wants at a fair price. They are com
neaciag 10 p'ow their dryes: lands aud
SOW some rye aud wheat.
Mr., Nathan Grover. an aged citizen o.
This place, met with serious accident on
lie 18th lust, by isliing from load OF
h-J -pon Tie barn floor. bruiziug one les
aod hip and otherwise injuring him,
Ol' vroae no bones. lie is now com
Portable as could be expected
Tie buildings erected By Asbury I
Rove. scros> the river from our village,
have lstely oeen sold TO Sylvanus Mason
lie ,oos down an tu, the main house,
l,"o -torie>) aud les, Tuesday he invited
his re.gh0ors with their oxen. and hauled
1t 20 BIS plAoe. cue half mile distant,
where he j. going 70 iaish /, mp tog hi-
Own use. twenty two yokcs OF oxen
"''e .mp,olcd in moving it.
On Grange is A,u5isLing. aud is in
ere4>i1g Ia numbers aud interest. Olt
s'-eis ,dis> there is something about j..
liza. seems to i4,-re>. the member
'a~-zia-4"-tacy are 50 prompt to be
al every meeting, Notwithstanding tls
POI .a.yejng. Ia, Gfange have Loagb.
'aer -ras, anj garden :, Gus from whole
sa.ers at figures which seem to be very
satisfactory. q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04

Ileay ". Park * Co. are selling goods
!. Granger prices, Tor Changers pay
cash
John T. Stanley has three cosset eve
sheep, their offspring this spyiag being
seven lambs. The income from those
sane sheep last year was $500.
Theodore Bradeen has sold his farm in
r. .1tury to John y Bsadcen OF Mexico.
Benz Scorer has a COW that brought
pax Of twin calves, looking as nearly
aa>cas;0o peas, large. well Proportioued,
and bl.h bull calves.
d.. Y. VI. Abbott lost a msre recently,
quite valuable mare attempting to t5al
john y. and Parker T. Brajeen were
Thrown from d wagon near the Steam
~, Jas, Saturday uight while returning
aom a Mason meeting Their wagon
was badly smashed, but they escaped
-w ih Sigh, injuries,
MIS-. Angler Il. Mitche. is very sick aud
10 aopes OF hex recovery are entertained.
$, nan A Reed los, n valuable COW a
day or ,No ago.
W1. ~. Hall aad family have returned
!som Al.a.a where they spent the
MISTER.
G,o Merrill la, sold bis farm in R,V-
l... t.. Mr. Recon- ,f Paris
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04

April so. Farmers are getting ready
h. begin their springs work. A very few
have begun blowing on the upland, but
/ will be some time before the intervale
|wil be dry.
Ephrain Wight ia getting ready to
hove one Of his barns to the foot of tie
bill near the church. tie intends to erect
!. tine house near by some time this sum.
.mer. tie has farm OF nearly one thou.
Sand acres and keeps thirty head of cattle,
four horses. and lew sheep. lie has
carried ON an extensive logging business
,he past three winters.
The steam mill is doing brisk business
saving out spool saipS, salt boxes ,lalhS,
fence picks, &c. They have a large lob
before them yet.
Eli Peabody is dressing his house and
|la,u With coat OF paint. h.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04

A little over al iuch ct snow Tell in
The upper part Of Oxleid county, last
Saturday night
The Ladies' Uniycrsalist Social Cir
Gle viii meet with Mrs. Perham next
Tuesday evening All are invited.
Mail matter intended Tor persons re.
siding IN the eastern part Ct Hiram should
be addressed East Hiram, where new
post-oiliCe has been established aud Il e..
Greene appointed post master.
The Republican m9prhy at The re-.
cent Judicial. election 10 Michigan viii
stand somewhere between 10000 and
$4,000 The vote cast is thc largest ey
en- Pol.el at a spring election i'm tie State
ot Michigan and one cd the largest ever
poHcd "a che STATE al any election. The
Lansing Republican, says: 1T is evident
that The tidal wave mas taken backward
course in Michigan, ANA she bids IA 10
stand rs nearly al tho heal of The column
o. Republican States iu 1876 as She did
iu l>l2"
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cur THIS our.
1t May Save Your Life,

T.crc g. 10 person living but what suffers more
or les with Lung Disease, Coughs Colds or Con-
sumption, yet some would lie rather ihan pay -
ceut- for a bottle OF medicine that woull cure
them. br. 4. Boschcc's German syrup has lately
been introduced GA this country from Germany
and g., wondrous cures a,tonish every one that
iries l; II you dogD, what We say in print, cut
'Jh' ont ard take {, 10 the Drug store Of c. +. VII
ION, south Paris. o. OF 4. NJ. Hammond, Paris
Hll. or 70 any other medicine dealer, and get IS
ccnt bottle. or 4 sample bottle for 10 cents
G.. G. GREEN,
sole Manufacturer Woodbury., Nj.
93sCply
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Letter IRON, q Snbscriber.

ll faer.
pt.y >r-IIG lNrpEp pEao,Ett como, 90
me d. ,u1r.yc,er wee,, AMI i'avclc'me mc-.cu-
ger. The los4l d,p. r;uisat 4, OF e,pesiaIiatercs,
r-e,m- Ike receiving letter from home 20 real
Of thc people anj thc arO, or my native town
weekly. The pDiocG, mo-t liberal PATRON
a-- ~rrs'EInEg.
r.-tL-u-I. ADrae- ~
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rnnrsANns SAVED

From the rink Of the grave; health aud strength
--.van thu.e deemed incurAblc. by using the
famous BEAZILINN PLANT, discovered 10y DR..
Evans bf the Navy. Radically cures DYSPEPSIA.
LIVER x KIDNEY COMPLAINTS, NERVOUS DEBlL-
lTY EPILEPSY, LOsr VITALITY. and Weaknesses
from excuses la ALCOHOL, TOBACCO, OuUM,
and other causes weakening The BRAIN ana Nlsk'
goUS ~ STEM. send stamp FOR circular.
Empire Pharmaceutical Co., ~ Broadway y. L.
Feb g. - ly
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Matsrfarh

Tie citizens OF Waterfnrl propose to
celebrate the one hundfed,h anniversary
oil the settlement Of the t,wn on the first
day OF Seps,uexi. There y in be nm hisior
ical address and such other parts and
exercises as shalt be suitable to tbs occa.
sion.
The town Mother earnestly calls her
sons and daughters. such by birth or
iormer residence, to home gathering
and reunion; and TO ali who Tor any
cause are interested to participate in this
memorial service she extends most
cordial welcome.
y free public dinner viii be served.
and 10 pains spared to N, ke The occasion
enc efprolit and interest q, ali her guests.
Most Respectfully on behalf OF the Cen
,ennial Committee.
SANrEL WARReN.
Papers in this State anc eIswhera are
kindly requested to iusart.
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ituuifOrd.

Ag.- -,.-Rsv. Benz. Foster preached
lis ..-twe.. sermon ID BIn,oyd, on sun
day .-e 18Th at. A ca. Tor him another
year Was unanimous. bl, BIO. Foster de.
c.a,l ou account Of thc Inconvenience
o: m1.ing bis family here, on the one
hand 4ud The long distance Of travel
u-m Bethel, on the other Oar prayers
a,e ,-4, God will bless his eAgne,, labor
S-e.tevsr he may be called. p.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-05-04
MARRIED..

Ia Lowell. April o. by Row b. $ Foster. Moses
Gilman and Miss Emma huccldnd all of l..
A. thc Hubbard House, Paris Till. 10y Rev. J. c
Church, Nj. Frederic Dcco,ter and Miss Martha
Bickgcl, both 0f BuGkdcld.
in south Paris April H. bl J.. G. HAmblcn esq,
Archc'1u- Dale OF Paris and Mis- Eta NJ. John
sou cd EuchHeil
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Farm for Sale.

GITUATED in RumGord, on the Ellis River. on
> road from Rumt0rd 70 Andover. SAID farm
contains 100 acres OF good land well divided into
tillagc, pasture and moving; also, wood lot con-
tanning 100 acres, Good buildings, nearly new
are upon the place; also, Tue apple and maple
oI charts, well watcrcd by springs and wells.
For terms, or other Information, apply 20
JOHN l.. ABBOTr,
No. RumfOrl, Ne.
Ovror1 20 March o. 1915 3m
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Farm for Sale.

,IlIIE well known Farm, formerly occupied by
4 LysanGcr Low, situated in West Buckdeld
"A miles from Buck.ied village, 1 miles TO Paris
giil, and 81 miles 10 South Paris, containing 10
acres, suitably divided, well walled, and cut, -
to ~ tons OF hay. with superior build ngs, ltise
orchards, &C. Will be sold very low II applied Tor
soon.
For Further information, call on ANDREW }.
If iLL near the premises.
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TO stock Breeders.

WeAavc fac Assortment OF Type aul
Cuts -u.tel 90 printing Posters Cor >tocL-
Breeders. and shall Doe pleased % lill or
ler- from persons desiring such work dur
metlcprcs,nt season. wcwin guarantee
a, good work as can De procured ~ the
cities. anil 40 more reasonable rates.
Scal FOR samples.
OXFORD DEMOCRAT,
PARIS, MAINE.
Paris, March p, l,,5.
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Special Notices.
The Confessions of Invalid,

PUNISHED As A WARNING and for the benefit OF
YoUNG MFN AND OTHTEs who suffer fl ON merry
OU> DEBILITY, Loss OF MANHOOD. etc.
sunni, .n- tir s--rls ~ Sei-C cure. Written by one
Who cured himself after undergoing considerable
quackcry. and sent free on receiving post paid,
dire tel envelope.
Sufferer, are invited 90 address the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR
scpS sn3m i. o. Box l5j, Brooklyn, y.