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Trustees Sale.

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST EX-
ID ecuted on the first day of August, 1872 by
David W. Jones, and duly recorded Oh pages
l52 and l58, in book No: 8 of Record of Deeds
of Kinds county, Mississippi, !, the under
signedTrustee, will sell before the front door
of the City Hall, in the town of Jackson, Mis-
sissippi, upon the
SECOND SATURDAY IN JUNE, 1876,
being the 10th day of said month within the
hours prescribed by law, at public auction, 10
the highest bidder for cash, all the following
described property situated in the town of
jackson, Kinds county, Mississippi, and
known and described as lots numbered seven
and eight, in square number eight, north, and
breadth of ffty-four feet six inches off of
the south side of lots numbered five and six
adjoining said lots seven and eight and in the
came sqUare-said property fronting south on
Yazoo street and west on Congress street; to-
gether with all tenements, hereditaments anC
appurtenances thereto belonging. Said prop
erty is sold to satisfy a note described in said
DECD Of Trust, with interest, and the cost Of
executing this trust. l win convey only sucI
title as is vested in me by said Deed of Trust
which is believed 10 be good
GEORGE WHITFIELD. Trustee
may 10: 4w
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GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Chicago, Illinois.
NOTICE TO PoLICY-HoLDERs

NOTICE TO POLICY-HOLDERS
OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER.
Jackson, Miss, May 30 1875.
appearing to the State Treasurer that tho
Globe Insurance Company, of Chicago. IL
lInols, has become insolyent hereby notify
al persons holding claims against such COM
pany Tor losses and unearned premiums 20
present the same to said Treasurer, duly cert
hed as provided for in sections / and = of an
act to amend section 2450 of the Revised Cd
tl87l), chapter 62, Laws of 1878. 0'ue
May 81, 1876.-GOd State Treasnra.r
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Privilege Tax.

A LII persons liable to Privilege Tar ara
"a hereby notified 10 come forward and ~
cure their License at cnce and ali ner1 plOs
delinquent for Taxes of fiscal year 1875 20
requested to make payment of the same ;mmae
diately. s. B. THONSS SL iuu ne-
May II, lS76.-4w SneriH.
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Trustees Sale

by VIRTUE of Deed of Trust executed
- by W. J. Fenley and NJ L. Fenley. upon
the 18th day of May, 1870, and recorded in
BOOK of Deeds, No. 80 page 1885, etc. of Kinds
County, Mississippi, l, the undersigned Trus-
tee, will sell upon the
THIRD DAY OF JULY, 1876,
Being the 1st Monday in said Month. upon tbe
premises where the said W. L. Fenley recently
resided and where the said NJ /. Fenlev now
resides, within legal: hours, to the highest bid
der, Tor cash, all the fol lowing described prom
erty, situated in Kinds COUNT, 5Iississinpi
and particularly described as follows rF''
n y OF n. W. =, Section IL, and w. u of w
= of Section 2-all in township G, range w.
together with all tenements, hereditaments
and alppurtenanoes thereunto belonging.
Ihls property Is sold to satisfy a certain
note described in said Deed of Trust. / will
convey such title only as is vested in me bv
good. ~ NC
May 24-5w+ Trnstas
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GRANGE DEPARTMENT
- = ~ N|N1N1NrNrArN~.O<N04O4O
TWO PICTURES.

S0SnrS0S<N1~NcNrNrNN-~ NN-NNNNNNN%ZlNI
TWO PICTURES.
An old farm house with meadows wide,
And sweet with clover on each side;
A bright-eyed boy who looks from out
The door with woodbine wreathed about
And wishes his one thought all day:
''Oh if l could but fly away
From this dull spot, the world to see
How happy, happy, happy,
How happy | would be!
Amid the city's constant din,
A man. who round the world has been,
Is thinking, thinking all day long:
''Oh if / could only trace once more
The field-path to the farm house door
The old green meadows could / see
How happy, happy, happy,
How happy / would be!''
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The last work out is called s'Guide to
the Station House" The author sleeps
in an ash barrel.
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"The winged god
Breathing from his flight ~


ates, dashed to fragments on the
hearth stone, lie shivered, at oul
feet-our idols in the eternal 81
| lence-and their memory comes
stealing DER our hearts and homes
like echoes from harps stilled for
ever; that 0ry-sacred as oul
religion, deathless as the splendol
of the skies-shall weave its solemn
spell about the spirits of our PEG
pie, and shall evoke, from the great
profound Of the bitter past, the
"suspiria de pr0fundiS. the sub
lime impulse that will send the
South of coming years like ga me-
teor, in the front of nations," to
heights of moral grandeur, com
mandingly unapproachable!
Panoplied, then, with these hero
ic qualities, no distant day will see
her star proudly, as of old, ascend
ant, her counsels dominant in the
nations capital, and her statesmen
guiding the destinies of America
And thus-blessed. thrice blessed
consolation TO the inspiration,
born of the memory Of our unforgot-
ten dead, will be directly attribute
BILE to the cloudless supremacy and
transplendent fame Of the new born
South, reconstructed by the legisla-
ton of the skies
Sleep then,
"Spirits of the herohearted,'
peacefully, placidly, TRANQUILITY on |!
Wheresoever fallen, wheresoever
resting now-on the heights of the
West, the plains of Virginia, or,
meath the pillows roll, on the deck
of the immortal Alabama crowned
with coral glories and under the
bright guardianship of the Peris of
ocean-peacefully, peacefully sleep
We remember you! Oh!we remem-
Der you!
You visit US In dreams:
And you glide above our memories,
Like shadows over streams;
But where the cheerful lights of home
In constant lustre burn;
Our loved ones our lost ones.
You never more return ~
Your land remembers you! The
soft, holy radiance of the same stars
stars of your own tropic skies
which shed their influence DER your
now darkened homes, when, in days
slang syne" you listened, as mann
mas darlings and fathers pride, to
their final counsels, on the goodbye
night, sleeps lovingly DER your
quiet graves, nor asks whether mar
bic shaft or crazy head board marks
the spots! The divine melody of
the mock-birds of your native cline
-'the sunny South" of old-melts
liquiGly above your tombs And
the hallowed hush of the still heav-
ems shuts your spirits from the
storms of time! In those real ssisles
of the biest," sleeping so peacefully
far out beyond the sunset of Time,
on the bosom of Eternity's ocean
in those Elysian plains, bask for
ever If, in the holy hush of that
rest-that serenely ineffa-
BILE bliss, one Renaissance from
our tear-stained Earth can find a
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SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE co.
NOTICE TO POLICY HOLDERS

OFFICE OF SKATE TREAsURER
jackson, Miss, May 9, 1875.
APPEARING TO THE STATE TREAS
4 urer that the Southern Life Insurance.
Company has become insolvent, l hereby mo-
tlfy all persons holding claims against sucb
company for losses and unearned preminms
duly certified, as provided for in Section nna
q OF AN Act to amend Section 245O. of the Re-
Vlsed Code, (1o71,) Chapter 81 Laws of 1874
WIN. L. HEMINGWAY
May Z-0Od State Treasurer.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
To Whom it Nav Concern.

OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER
JACKSON, Miss, March ID, 1876.
NOTICE HAS THIS DAY BEEN GTVEN
~ that the GLOBE INSURANCE CoMPAyv ~
y Thlcago, will withdraw their deposit from nc
treasury, SIX months from the date hereof.
Mch 8, 'T6-w6m State Trons,,
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Administrators Notice,

WHEREAS, letters of administrators on
w the estate of H. Hilzheim, deceased were
granted to the undersigned, by the Honorable
trict hereof, on the 4th day OF Nav A n
1910 Now, all persons holding claims 0aiust
SAID estate will present them and have The
same allowed and registered within the time
barred. ~ " Aoie'er
JOHN w. ROBINSON
May IL, ISfo.-2m Administrator
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o4a a day at home. Agents wanted Outfit aud
Sl1 terms free. TRUE 8 CO., Augusta, Me.
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The committee after consultation made
the following report
To the Democratic Convention of Chicka
saac county:
We, your committee, appointed to Sc
lect delegates to the State and Congress
sional Conventions, beg leave to report
as follows:
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TO STATE CONVENTION

DELEGATES N. Carlisle, j. H.
Brinker, S. T.. Wilson, T. w. McNamee.
ALTERNATEs. -McDutf Green, e. W
Maroon, J. L. Griffin, c. A. NJ. Pulliam,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-08-29

49,. ..sts. Flowers and fruits do their
best only under skilliul pruning. The
wild peach is poisonous. and the wild
rose charming only because of its irailty.
From q digger Indian taking his break
last AZ the point OF 4 stick on the nearest
anl-hill. 10 Newton, Bacon or Delmonico,
IS long way and travelled only by er-
during Rlany hardship and surrounding
many a difficulty. The civilization OF to-
day is built on the dust OF heroes and
martyrs. All excellence is costly. Would
you have WORTH Put forth power
How il will be With US 10 the land we
dream about and hope Tor, | am not ia
structed. believe, that even IN heaven
we shall have chance to signalils our
selves in well earned victories. We aIe
children OF want because heirs OF immor-
tai progress. What we are no tor we
manifest and secure by our choosings and
endeavors The universe is our nursery
and SchOoihOuSe sod aud necessity are
our teachers; Christ is our model and
the only priest OF our souls; and our
growing time is eternity. What we shall
become we know not; what we may be
come depends on the light we make; we
can become only what We hight fOr; our
mission is the mission OF ever becoming
our faith is 10 the infinite purpose OF God
aud our own limitless capabilities; our
crown and sceptre are in the forge OF our
own endeavor. would rather be q man
than an angel. BE not underlings, neither
in earth nor in heaven. Let il be your
endeavOr to make the angels know you
are their fellows.
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ron rue OXFORD pENocRAr.
T1i,fen ora the Currency.

The pcsi,i N of the Democratic party
on the repeal OF the specific resumption
clause ia The law vi The last CcDgress,is
most dee u ~, aud eqnivocal. Tildens
letter is a. ne. lie argues for re-
sn'n Jtion AID consents u the repeal OF
ia NV for resumption. His position Is
use ,ndid aud dishonest. A the can
v.,s proceeds. this partiztn trickery in
the iatcrcsL OF ultimate inla;iUn and re-
% 'ittion will bscom, more and more
u II ~. Tiden WAS undoubtedly hon
est At Il sincere when he advocated and
approved the gold and silver law oil the
Stale of New York. His letter goes
back on his former record 10 secure the
Reputation vote OF the South aud West.
The effect is plainly prefgured in the
following from the New York Tribune:
Gov. Tilden's position in favor Of re-
Sumption in 1878, whsn he approved oil
an act by the New York Legislature
compelling taxpayers IN this Safe to
pay their taxes after Jan. |. 1879, IN
god, is now cited rs PROT that he IL
inconsistent ia the attituGe he has as
sumed in his letter OF AT ceptanc>. The
Cincinnati Commercial puts the case in
this way: "Mr. Tilden believed IN re-
sumption at the dat named. lie us,d
whatever Influence be could bring TO
bear upon the Democrats 81 the House
not 10 defeat the repeal OF the resLmp-
ton act, although The repeal oi the date
clause was demanded by the ST. Louis
platform. His retrOcessiou from his
position, and his concession 10 Hendricks,
Is an abandonment of declared views
and principles for the sake oil political
success. Rather than come into COLLISION
with the soft money element oi his party,
and imperil the prospects Of Blue Jean
Williams in Indiana, he consents 10
cave the taxpayers OF the State OF New
York in the extraOl binary fix OF being
compelled to pay their taxes in gold alter
the lst OF January. 1879, while in other
States. the resumption da,e being done
away with. taxpayers may take adysc-
tage Of an irredeemabie currency. Ii
any man sees in Mr.. Tllden the pro mise
/ of relormer, no must be endowed with
extraordinary insight into human char
acter. To the ordinary comprehension
be is 4 shrewd politician, playing Tor bly,
stakes, and ready 10 sacrifice principles
where they conflict with his iute rests.
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Editorial ana Setecied items.

&C. G. can secnrc tail b. aoI b -..r..
pigs OF II. VI. F,,ee. North Waterford
The last issue oil ths roo, E..
contains a formal e1ro1nroo.-. .fc.
Shaw recent pur,a .-e
Goo. d. Bisbee sJmaS. Er..
E.qs viii hold fppa5"c.n .Iy.
Hebron Academy Faiiy .y.-.aga.
O'Clock.
Tho Sunday S.boo. Teacher
September is in hand. ul of y,.a.
matter tor teachers aud scholar. Pill
Iished in Chicago.
-Bachelder's Popular Ees5rs .r.<
/, in band. | Is one ct the mos, v,.a.
be tourists guide, Published. ra.
reduced paper, 7jc; cloth, So.
JUICE Burbars, Proprietor ot he.
White Mountain sock Farm, SheI5B--
n. II. reports the large, crop otm7.
ever cut on bis farms. 1t East
tons were secured, all in good conit-
w. II. Cole. Paris, has ,hc age-.7
tor The American spring bed, a l-v
and valuable invention. After ,y,,
upon tone win longer quote lde pa.
sage. Uneasy lies BE- heal that e4s.
crown"
Truly the horse has uu due pr5u.
nence in Maine politics. mi, year Aae
Mr.. Talbot. comes the R.yl Offering
to take into partnership ,h' p-r,o1 who
will return "a black horse. las. sesr o,
the Runiord road
A correspondent 'rom BrleI wishes
to know the date OF q reunion o. ri
former students Il Hebron Acliem-
We have not heard tina, there vs. a.. j
movement on foot l. there f. De-.
managers will DO well 10 gi,e l.
OF that fact. Our cp'gm-. are .-|
eacd to them for any i1truaiar u
laliug 10 the subject.
The charge that ihe gog-rnusa, l'I
leit the frontier jriercele,s % Ltr.-
the So thern States with soldier, tr'l
not bear the res, IT iigureS. It- a'r.
AGE lumber ot troorS Ia ite S11frr
States. exclusive OF Texas. is rr.y g.-
oot = very thick sp-eI o. "tyrA1a'
There are more soldiers in ten n'r.a.-
han in eleven n'hern States; sud .,-
total force is only ab1u, tS,lF
JhOasand
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Destructive Fire.
The Bethel Steam Hul and To-.
Houses Hurntd.

BETHEL, Aug 2G.-The Bethel ...
mills were burned this af,ra,.7 a.. 49,,
o'clock. The ire communicable '.t'
dwelling houses of Lev, A ST..
and Albert l. BIroa1s, uhi.l s.r...
consumed with al, the a4.l.. r.a,. ~.
barns with their contents. Ih.m.r...
tanned one gang saw. oue s.n..t,,F...4
one chcuiar >a%. two sluke mie,ir..
clupbOsrG, la,h and BOX m-c.i.. r.
original capltai ot the mr. 49,, SIuI...
bnt n wa- rec-n'lv sold ior Si5u1 p
L SIZZLING, at Boston Is rhs prince
owner. W. ). SAIInugs pre,.der. n, H.
company aud MANAGE and A V
CoOmbs secretary OF the COMPANY. ,.t
also Owned 81 lew shares. IT,, ,usp,..'
he fire caught in ,hc y.ri foo ,fr .,.
dust T. is said there j.. $1,000 ir.--.
arce. The lvss wi. u0tr1g,.t sil..Y.
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MURDER WILL OUT.

\ few years az August Flower "A' l'''
cred 10 be a certain cure for DyspeP 80 ana
Complaint, few thin Dyspeptic1 made ,l, ,..'.
their friends how easiiy and quicsiy the! A-1
cured by IL use. The g-ea. merits Of "hi-
AUGUST FLOWER became heralded ih.o.-
country by one sufferer 10 another. un'-.
advertising its sale has become immense
gists In EVERY TOWN in the United >'''''
sellingit. No person suffering with sour s''-. b.
SICK Headache, Costiveness Paipi'sI.oa @, p. p,
Heart, Indigestion, Low Spirits, e'' -,
three doses without relief Go GEO. +. -,
s. Paris J. II. RAwsoN Paris al! O. T. -
Bethel, and get a bottle for ) cents anu ~
sample bottles, 10 cents.
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Republican Meetings,
OXFORD COUNTY.

Republican meetings Will be held in thu County
during the campaign, a. follows:
GEN. WALLER HARTMAN.
o. New Hampshire, will speak az
OXFORD, Friday, sept. ls,.
BETHEL, saturday, 2d.
Hon. A. q. LEBRORE, and
Hos. JOHN 7. >WA>EI
Nil speak AZ
CANrON, Tuesday Evening, sept. Sta.
UiAFIELb. wednesday 90 0,b
RUNFoRD CEN., Thursday, Evening, sept. tn
HEYtNr'> POND. Friday, sth
III. HUTCHlNs. EsQ., Of Lew i,tou, and
GEO. J.. FARNUM, ESQ,
will speak a,
VAST PAKIs. Monday, August Is, ! Pm.
RJAFORD PoINr, Tuesday, Aug. 2s.
ASDoyLR, Wednesday. August ~,
AlKNCO, Thursday. 81,
EAST DINFIELD, Friday sept. /,
WEST PEsC, saturday ,.
M.T.LUDDEN, Esq, OF Lewiston
wiz speak al
PoRrER VILLAGE, Monday, Aug. -, a P. VI
BROwNFIELD, Tuesday, -,
DENMARK, Wednesday, 80
W. WATERFORD, THURSDAY. 81.
ALBASY, Friday, September /,
LOCKE's MILLS saturday, sept. ,,
Hon VA P. FRYE. and
Hon. CHARLES G. WILLIAMS.
Will speak 4.
BUCKFIELD, saturday, September :, al ? p n
Hartford Brass Band VIII be in attendance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-08-29

BKIsTow. -EE-Secretary Bristow was
10 Vermont last week to address 4 politi-
cal gathering. The democrats EXPIRE ssed
4 great deal of sympathy for him when
be left the cabinet, and declared him TO
be a true reformer. This is what he
thinks OF the democrats:
The Democratic party, attempting to
take advantage OF the temper OF the peO-
pie. has uniurled banner beSpangled all
over with The word Reform" But
earnest and sincere retormers will not be
deceived into the belief that that party
has either the purpose or ability 20 carry
forward substantial reform. They do not
forget that the very system and practices
which we seek 10 abolish were introduced
by the Democratic party more than 40
Years ago, and were continued so long a.
that party retained power. The Demo
cratic party could no more be trusted 10
reform the civil service than a lean and
hungry wolf TO guard i she -plOld. There
is something grotesquely absurd IN the
appearance OF the Democratic party with
reform" banner and IN the leadership
OF one who was graduated under the
political school of Tammauy Hall. The
traditions and practices OF the party Tor
od belief in the sincerity OF its new pr,
tensions in favor OF reform. What it
now wants is TO reform the Repub lean
party oat of power and itself 10 The
Democratic cry Tor reform would be
si.enced by its party leaders the moment
il came into power.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-08-29

ANY person who who takes paper regularly
nom the ofice-W neither directed 70 ms name or
another. or whether he has subscribed or not
- responsible for the payment
>. 10 a person order, his paper discontinued.
he must pay all arrearagcs. or the publisher may
continae 90 send % until payment : made, and
collect the whole amount whether the paper Is
taken from the Office or not.
3. The Court have decided that refusing % take
newspaper. and periodicals from the post once,
or removing and leaving them uncalled Tor, Is
prtHa fdcte evidence oi fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-08-29

To Asa Al,cood. Chairman Of County
C'0Btmittee 81 the Independent Reform
Organization, OXFORD County.
Sir:-I notice By the papers, that at
your Convention held at Paris. Aug. IL,
my name was selected as q candidate for
State Senator. This sction of your Con-
vention Iregard SIS highly complimentary
10 myself, and while | am in iull syn patty
with any good reform movements in cor
reeiing evils and abuses, / do not think
the present time the one to distract the
Republican party and therefore decline
accepting your nomination.
Respectfully yours,
BENJAMIN F. CAREY.
Hartford, Aug X 1876.
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(Eyery Postmaster i'm Oxford COunty)

Albany. j.. "a. Ioyejoy AuJovcr. r. 4. Bod
vel Bethel, Poster y iier>ey, +. W. Woodbury.
Brownueld, =. =. Frink, BuCSicli, i. AZ. beCU-
ter. ". Atwood Dco. n Bisbec, ESq.; DiNheld
Hon r. g. Harlow. Fryeburg, 4. :. Lewis, Il. W
Mckcruc, 6iledJ, ThOs. Wright, 4. j. Blake
Grafton. John Eeatt.e, Greenwood, u. \. Colin
Hanover. \ h Knapp, Hebron, \. O.. Whitman
Hirim. l.. y. Wad>worth, Mason, q. IA. Brown
MeNicp. Henry W Park, Norway, George J..
karnham, k-p., oxford, Rev. =. \. Lockwood
q. r. Hawkes. Peru. 4. l.. Haines Porter, Z. "
gcdlon. Isaac l.. French; RumfOrd. r. II. Hutch
IN: sweden. "A. sanders; ;. Waterford, J. NJ
shaw. Woodstock, q. G. UghtOn; Franklin 4
Milton Plantations. T. n. Thornton.
Agents wall deduct their commission Oelor
senilug MONEYS 90 thiS Office.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-08-29

BROKE JAIL -Ephraim Bisbee who was
committed to Jail to await trial on the
charge OF forgery at the September term,
escaped Saturday night. He evidently
received assistance iiom outside parties
who broke the lock and took him away
in team. No precsution taken by the
jailer could have prevented the occur
renee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-08-29

ONE of the most pointed replies to
those who are endeavoring to prove that
Gov. Tilden was loyal during the war,
was made by an Oxford County demo-
crat. last week. He said. IL was OPP
posed to the war, myself; the democratic
party was opposed to it; we believed
we were in The right; ] believe it to day /;
and believe that Sam Tilden held the
same views. that l., in common with the
party, then held"
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On Trial.

Will be sent 90 any 4ddre-s, postpaid, three
TO continue their subscription after they have
tried il, may forward sl.J1 TO this Office on re-
cCipt Of which they viii De- cnt,tEd to the paper
Tor one year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-08-29

Gov DNGLEY aud Geo d Bisbee.
Esq, held three very interesting meet
ings in western Oxford last week. AT
Hiram. Wednesday evening, there was a
torch light procession and q crowded
house. At Lowell the next evening a
fine dag was raised and speeches were
also made to large audience. At Water
ford, Friday evening, there was another
grand rally. The greatest enthusiasm
prevailed at all these meetings. and the
large audiences gave evidence that Ok
ford County is fully awake to the duties
Of the hour.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-08-29

THE GRAND UNION HOTEL, opposite '', 80.
Central depot in New York, has severn ts,.
advantages over its rivals. II i so near 'l> -l-
that the traveller is spared 81 annoyance - d.
peuse Of carriage, baggage AMI eNPres''A'' .,.-
while its location il such that street eai 'i' ,-
lines radiate from this point 70 al $50. mia
city. 1t has elogantly.mrui-hed rooms' IA o.
latest Improvements, aud is ruu on ia' ~. g..
rlan. Travellers visiting NJ" '''' we Hf
way 70 OF from the CENTENNl Ne "". I'm
hotel par excellence IN every respect ,.a>
Ter the man cement OF q. D.. 4 ". D. I'll n.,..
aud has become one OF the most popui-' ....
q The CITY OF New York
The Itch, whichis rroie4a d.s ase' 49, IN,
doubtful, Of animalcural origin, Call "n' " Am
aaily and permaneotl, cured by sub D. =, =. % {
Sulphur soap presents the remedy - .ah.t,
agreeable and effective shape Sold e's''