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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12
North Woodstock.

Last Saturday evening, during the Re.
form meeting, at what is known as the
ST Gotch school house, an alteration
came up between two boys. sons of David
Falnsam and Augustus Billings. aged
respectively about thirteen years II APP
pears from what can learn oltbe affair,
that F4rnham was the agsrcssor, tantal-
izIng young Billings and pricking him
with the point OF his knife several times
during the meeting. Al the close of The
meeting. Farnham followed Billings out
OF the house. ard insisted tha: he should
fight him. and q fight took place. in
which Farnham got the worst OF II. 1t
was supposed that he would stop, and
Billings left tor home. but in a moment
be followed rapidly after Billings. and
coming up TO him. s,Aobei him with a
pointed pocket knife in his side a few
inches from the back bone. The knife
striking rib and glarcinE OF and max
an ugly wound Otherwise, it must
have Killed. him. He tell bleeding to the
ground. and was picked up 10y friends,
aud lied TO The nearest house where a
physician was sent Tor, to examine ard
dress tie wound. lie had suffered very
much from loss of blood, and is 20, able IS
yet TO stand upon his feet. although 10
all Appearance. convalcScjng. 1t was
very narrow escape, indeed. Boys ii
cined 20 such murt,roaS assault. upon
other loys. should De severely d,a1
With. a. an example, Tor it is not safe to
q low this Pom'oy principle 10 90 uu-
punished JN0.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12

Bethel Sem Nal Company Is making
,,..l ysogtrss ~I,a us anal. The tol.erN
s-c .a pace and They have 4 loJ bo'se
g5aer engine irom one ui The monitors.
,e,ll % be pa, ia position.
Horace Andrews has sod lis carriage
CD % and ma. - Mrssrs. BlIey * S1s"
'#-3 purpose 20 p1. in su engine and con-
.--e ta- carriage business ia al ~ de-
5l-uea.s, also manufacture door, Sssh'
bus trimmings. pits, bsckets. butter
:15s. AID DO ali kln:s ui repairing IRON
sseiaK machine 10 steam b0ller.-
Ias industry is jast Whist is needed Tor
.ae place, and will give employment TO
a .a-.e number OF mechanics, besides
maA.ag market tor the large quantity
o. .uloer awaiting market.
Richardson Is putting in box machine
. m4nUiact1re salt boxes.
Lambermeu are 'ysrIing' large guam
tiles OF lumber TO have il ready Tor the
.sam' 20 take 10 the river IS soon rs
Sow comes,
G01,d's Academy commenced the viz
. ies term on Tuesday. ia charge OF d. VI.
NcineIsor.
T-e Reform Club continues It's work
s..l success. TIE C0ngl church is well
seI Sabbath afternoons 10 listen and
hep forward The good work. Last SAT
-,h. Mr. S;ephea Taurlow IRON Free
port. the former popular teacher in
i.uld's Academy, was present. aud gave
mos. Inter, s.iag secouut Of the good
s,.k there. and Spencer I. Bartlett, oil
.-., p.sce gave an I9eresting address Of
1,eC-.Ourths OF al hour.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12
West Paris

). Z. locke X Co. have contracted with
the Graud Trunk to furnish them. de,iv,
cred At this place. two thousand cords of
wood. TINS will be = great help to our
farmers these hard times.
l learn that Messr>. Brown x Burrows
save divided up their business. Barrows
takes tao chair dep.r men; and Brown
the Save business.
II. e.. Blown will DO quite an extern
five lumber business this winter. Al
ready the ring OF the woodmau's Ak is
heard IN many directions.
TIE Gc4nd Trunk is accommodating
this vicinity by issuing rotufn tickets to
Portland, oOd tor five days, for $3.50 ;
also return EcSets 10 South Paris, Tor to
cents
An Interesting Reform meeting was
held a, ord Fellows Hall las, Wedues-
day evening Entertaining speeches by
L. y Monroe, @. +. Hammond, T. c.
Cu>amau and :. c, March determinations
by judsO. Towusing and others. Avery
appropriate soy Mas sung by Mrs Ilar-
rison Child. The CLUB is prospering 49,
Meeting, sre held every Wednesday
evening az : o'clock.
QuAr,erls religious meetings are be-
In he ~ the Free Bapiis. Cturch this
week. JNO
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sumner.

Cannon BIOS are preparing to rene"
the manufacture If rakes. power iurulSt-
ed bv q liae OF sh4f,i0g from The saw
mill
K Briggs j. getting up eouven'e"'
c.orbss drier tor use in the chimney cor
n.r He is also making SOME very dur
able extension taOles
Sumner Is taking measures towards the
nnrcbass OF a town fam, rs calls Tor aid
are becoming frequent.
Rev. II. A. StetsOn 10 now preaching
every Sabbath to sn sdmiring audience
The society has recently raised by the
aid Of 8 Levee. about fifty dollars to Il
nlepish the Sabbath school library.
No preaching at the Congregation
church ,ni7 winter.
The Lodge of G ,Od Temp'ar' l. 10 d
thriving condition, receiving aecesslons
frequently. 1t has survived nearly eight
SLOCCM.
years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12
AndOyer.

DC I We have no SLOW Yet, aud
49, roads are as dry and dusty as they
we're in July. The rivers and brooks
very iow, and should there be no
rsip before snow comes, many springs
.,d wells will run dry before spring.
N,ay Ut ou- cijiz as have taken adj
vantage Cl The warm weather TO repair
,s,ir toicirgs, ard make them comfort.
..e Tor winter NJ, Il. Z Hu,chings
,pewIy c,apboarded bis house sud re-
moved he old windows and Put in new
oBes With larger sized glass. lie has
50 given The house good Goa, Of
psi-,. which improves It's looks very
much. Mr.. j. (. Merrill, The former
r-op-ie,or OF the stage House. has erected
.p.ce. new stable, aud built an addition
70 bs house. which gives him very
eouvenien, set OF buildings.
Mr.. Fred SnithhAs nice shop well
ro.ked With machinery aud tools. vita
which he is prepared 10 Go al kinds Of
worS 90 I'm ware; repairing old or max
ing aew. lie Is also prepared to repair
s,yes or al kinds. NJ. Smith IS an ex
ce1er, workman. and all those who pat
ro9re bin may De sure that be will give
hen the best OF satisfaction.
Mr.. p. NJ. Newton hiss nearly com
,s.ei hi, new house. Il has tue
locs.ioa. aoI when completed. will be
.bs hanisomes. house in Aadover.
u-I.r>.ard ;aat be intends to take board
c, next sammcr; i. will be a pleasant,
hons log those wishing to spend few
weeks 10 ,be country.
NJ DAME. CcAwley has organized
three wiring schools 10 town. a Who
desire 90 Improve 10 The mos: useful OF
8. sr.., for writing is surely The mos.
sss... aa1 the most neglected, should
be ,.re ami S:teEd these schools under
NJ. C.awley' $ instruction.
A,1giog school i a,s) in progress.
ra5,r The instruction Of Mr.. Martin. OF
R1-iori.
The PAIR held on the 5.h inst by
.a- Methodist society, was complete
success. Al the exercises were al
n-4o.v arranged. aad well executed.
TIE "a. was beautifully decorated w'.h
u.,..as aad cvtc.yvyn. ard 81 Tue APP
plated a.ur Was .yd To is utmost
capacity % good audience. A.teF The
exercise, cone. utcd, ala repaired to the
oH,r bal. where tasy loaud the tables
....cj v,.h everything necdtui TO satisfy
zoe .aa,r mau. Forty dollars were reai-
IL from he ea,yr'Aiaucut.ai after paving
s1Pcues. l. 'NE STAR
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12
Sweden.

Sweden Grange met Dec. ID, and chose
the following officers for II; G. w. Flint,
Master; Alvin Pike, 0verseer Il. l.
Eastman, Lecturer; b. w. Nevers, Stew
ard Clifford Pike, Assistant Steward
Milton Jewett, Chaplain; John Bennett,
Treasurer L. + Bangs, Secretary Ivory
f. Richardson, Gate. Keeper NJ. j. Flint,
Ceres Elizabeth Bailey, Flora Mrs. II.
p. Mann, Pomona; Miss S. j. Flint, Lady
Assistant Steward. The above officers
are to be publicly installed at a.faturc
meeting.
Mr.. Charles Hamliu, who has been
very sick for several weeks with typhoid
pneumonia, is now convalescent, and hopes
are entertained Of his recovery.
Mr. Albert Smart, who was thrown
from his carriage last week, and severely
injured internally, is now improving.
There was Young Folks Sociable at
the Town House Thanksgiving eve. \
good time generally.
Henry Smith of Bridgton has sold the
pine timber on the lot known as the Saw
yer lot ESTIMATED SOC, 600 feot) to a. X.
Z. Lord of West Buxton. Moses Knight
and +. w. Bennett have taken it to haul
to kezar river.
Mr.. Granville Fernald of Harrison, the
popular music teacher. who has been teach
ing singing school at Sweden Corner,
will close it with a concert. News.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12
COSTS ORIGINATING BEFORE TRIAL JUSTICE.
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Thomas Ii. Besse Of Wayne in the
w County Of Kennebec and State of Namely
his deed OF mortgage dated the twenty seventh
day of september, \. ID. 1857, and recorded with
the Oxford Records book Ia, page 10, conveyed
10 Enlon V. Dillingham; of Laconia, in the County
of Belknap and State of New Hampshire, certain
piece or parcel or real cstats situated in Mexico
10 the County of Oxford and State Of Maine, aud
the same farm decided to SAID EnlOn Nottingham
BY EnOs Dillingham;. by deed dated August 81,
A u 1865, and recorded in oxford County Registry
Of Deeds, book 40, page 50, reference being had
to said deed for a more particular description
thereof and, whereas the conditions of said mort
gage have been broken, and by reason whereof, |,
1e said mOrtg gee claim TO foreclose said mort
gage pursuant 10 the statute in such case made
and provided. ENLON V. DILLINGHAM;.
BY WILLIAM W. WAIT. his Attorney.
Dated this 9Th day of November A. u. 1876.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12
Locke's MILLS.

a Mrs. Holt. residing -, ,h,s rl.oo
AS'u 'of''-nine years, has slways been.
up % 'Ss' JAY very healthy and e-shv
WOMAN A that time sh. WAS .icL -,
TWO weeks with what she Supposed to h.
i''er and kidney troubles She csnva.
's''ea 'rom that illness and supposed she
~ou'u soon regain her heath. But after
d snort time her health failed again. and
Toe physician pronounced her trouble
uFoEsS. Inc patient grew worse. and
10 'tott lime D.. Brown OF Paris was
called II consultation, ami prescribed for
'hS patient. Son after taxing his rem.
edy Mrs. Holt passed from the bowels
tour pounds OF matter closely resent bling
colo beef tallow. In all she has passed
some SiN pounds OF this matter.
The spool factory OF Messrs. Dearborn
x IebbeIs found in full operation, ana
as learn with the prospect OF doing a
good winters work. which is Saying con-
siderable tor these hard times.
a. II. 1inkhan. | found behind his
eounie'. pleasant as ever, with plenty
OF lady customers.
Alvin Ccliia shew me two nice Knox
colts. Ielt to say to him that halt was
isir. but | found it would take more
scrip ihsn | wanted 10 part with to make
1t so, 50 | concluded not to banter.
JNO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12
Greenwood.

LAST Monday. while Mr.. L. 7. Roberts
s1t Jones LLIleGeld were ST. work upon
ae roof OF Mr. Roberts barn, the stag
ng gave away, precipitatiOg them 10
le grou2d. some nineteen feet. Mr..
Roberts was seriously Injured in both
'1k.es and back. and Mr.. Littlehe'd ~
As back. DR.. Davis. Of Locke's Mills.
sas summoned. bat sail be could not
-.' whether there MAS fracture OF the
boxes @ the ankle or leg. or not. ]
earn Wednesday. that Mr. Roberts Is IN
sa- con4Il@n. and suffering severe
pam. JNO.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12


Nov. 26.-The ground i not frozen
much. and no snow yet. The farmers
have got their woIk well done Tor winter.
Much interest is ,sseu 10 the Tem-
perance Reform =, the Center. They
bold sessions olce week. and many
that were ha5i.u4l drinkers are reform
iug. Henry ). McI0tire, E>q is Pres
deaf, he Is worker in the cause, aud
Is in the EiIh, place.
Rev. AlorzD Abbott is starting quite s
religious revival in district No. 10
Franklin Plantation. Temperance meet
ings are also held there, and many are
being reclaimed
TIE winter schools in Peru are taught
by The following teachers: Ess. Peru,
Ronello Marsh, of Dixield; Center. Viii
mer Robinson Of this town; West Peru,
:. b. Bracket of Di1feld; Wyman
District, J. y. Irish OF East Rumiord f;
Dunn district. X. \. knight. OF Peru ;
Knox district. l. K. Knight, OF Peru ;
Elory Wing, OF Livermore, in district
No. :. or Waite school; +. Z Gibbs, IN
Ripley district, ard W. II. Wyman in
I oldham school
James Gowell Of West Peru. has
Dough, the shop recently occupied by 7.
W. Washburn, and is fitting II for
dwelling.
E.T. Wyman of the Center has sold
his farm in the Ridge district, formerly
owned and occupied by d. b. Burgess.
10 NJ. David Morse OF franklin P!anta-
lion Tor the sum of $4,000. Mr.. Wy
man is doing quite business in buying
all The poultry that the farmers can
b.ins TO him. paying from II to Is cts.
per h., according TO the kind.
V. \. Dunn. of West Peru, has pro-
duced from one vine 7Slbs. OF pumpkins
and has raised from one bushel, Brook
| Seeding po,ato,s. 50 l-2 bushels. Who
has done better?
The hop raisers Of districts No. / and
Z. have produced y 476 ibs. Of hops this
season, making about IL Is tons, which
have sold 8. an average OF S20 per hun
dred. bringing about S6.272 Hops are
raised On AL tut five farms in those dis
ylicis.
ii ;. W. Cannon formerly OF Me
cbslsc Falls. has recently purchased
/ : .p.en Gammon's farm 10 districi NJ. Z
and has taken possession. A. l. H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12

ia. G-ansers o, HEBRON bave fitted up
ga La i.r odIe purposes; and IL as
'-'leA.rd Tuesday sfternoon. with the
-..o~Iug exercises:
Payer. Rev. D. +. Bal ey ; remarks by
= p. Ccshuan; Music; Lecture by 1.
B-slce Music; Poem. L. 5. BumPus;
oseama,ion. Coming Woman" AobY
''1-s; Select Reading, Tue Man /
-'e' Gls,ia Bampus; Music; Select
"rsdlag, Ella Bsares; Reading of Paper
zee; Reading, Ada Greenwood; Dee,
e'dI Cushman; Rsadiug, Gertrude
now; Dee. A ton Hi0h,; NHslc ;
eaus'ioo> Freddy GorDey. Clara
'-HAm; Reading. Rose CushIan; D.
0sae, James ID. snd Horatio BnmPus
~ rer'ls Marshall; Declarations by
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12

Freddy Marshall, Clifton H,r,ow CT,
punPos; Reading Ida Packard; Music
msAu'ng, Berths Packard; Deelama,;ons
ny ueorge' james Bumpus. A G.
S S,; Music; Supper at i o'cloek
'ociaole IN evening. closed a, 10 ,.'.loct
:, II, George, z L. Packard, Mrs. \
:, narrow Mrs IL G, LsB4rron. Com.
mlllee OF Arrangement.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12
TOWN ITEMS.


4, The close OF the Free High School
,,s students gave an exhibition at the
Congregational chareb. TIE declama-
,i,ns aud rccitAiioUs were Of high order
.,4 c-edilab.e 10 the scholars. The
,-,,s aud lAbleaux were qli,e amusing.
T,s exercises were interSpersed by sing
q, by choir and Instrumental music.
Everything passed of very satisfactorily.
l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12
Executors Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given that by virtue Of a
y liceucc from The Honorable \ H. Walker
Jldge OF Probate Tor the County OF oxford,
s.,II ~ Al public sale, on the premises in Peru
in said County on Thursday, the eleventh gay OF
January next. al one o'clock IN the aitern on, all
the red estate OF George W. White, late OF Peru
IN aid county, deceased, being one undivided
main of the George W. and Polly n. White farm
I'M Peru. excepting aud reserving two certain
l.iece- OF land conveyed by me BY my admiuistra
tors deeds, one piece Ia George W Austin and
,,,, niece 10 Virgil L Fullerton the payment OF
/, lust debts, expenses of sale and of admins
trauO1, -, rvnO,.srr,,
EVecut0r of the Estate OF Geo. ". White.
Peru. Dec :, $50. u Wv
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Give Our HANOVER SATINBTlO A TRIAL,
Administrators Sale.

DUR>UANT to a License from the Honorable
L Judge OF Probate iOr the CoJrty 81 oxford
shall sell NJ PUll,c Auction, CT the 2I,A day OF
January \. ID. lsI1, at one O'clOCS i. N, on the
premises. all the right, title and interest which
Charles 4. NeWhall, lstc @! AniOyer, IN said
County, deceased, had IN AMI 10 the following DC
sclibei Real Estate, To vii; al the Homestead
Farm Of the late G. II. Newhall, with all the priv
ugges and aUpurttnauces 10 the same belonging.
SAID farm l. well located thTte-iOuIths Ot - mile
from AndOver Corner, contains 80 acres more or
lcss-lrom 30 10 jJ acres OF good interyalc, with
wold and good sugar Orchard near the build
ipg- ELBRlDGE POOR,
Adm illustrator de bOLls non.
Dated at AndOyer. the 5th day OF Dec, $50.
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Western Homes.

TIE LAKE CITY JOURNAL Is 4 local newspaper
u,iblished in he midst OF the Garden of the West
where lands may BE- procured nj 500 TO $50 per
acre Pie man OF whatever age, profession or
ra,,ifai can here make his rtuue.
Tbose contemplating Western home ana com
Defency. may be thoroughly informed By becom'
Ing subscribers 10 The JOURNAL
Terms: One year 800; six months, sl.OJ;
Three months, 50 cents; postage paid.
Address Il. II. lIOTCHKISs,
ne az Lake City, Iowa,
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\. TT. NALhEK, Judge
Atrue copy-attest: II. &. DAVIS, Register.

OXFORD, Ss:-At Court OF Probate held at
FryebUrg. within and for the County OF oxford
on The III II day of December \ ID. 1876,
YDIA G.. BUCK, widow OF Jacob Back, pre-.
4 1 senis a certain instrument purporing 10 be
the last WIN ami TIE stament OF said jacob Buck,
Iaie of IIham, in said County deceased, having
presented the same for probate:
Ordered. That the said Petitioner give notice
10 all persons lot crested by causing copy of this
order To be Published three weeks successfully in
the oxford Democrat printed 1t Paris that they
NAV appear at a Probate Court TO be held at Paris
in said County on the third Tuesday OF Jan. next
al nine o'clock in the forenoon, and show cause
il anv they have, why the same should not be
proved approved and allowed as the last wall and
TesiamCn of said deceased
All. WALKER, Judge.
true cOpy-attest: IL. {. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12

TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
she has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
Probate for the County of Oxford and assumed the
trust of Admin stratriN Of the estate of
SAMUEL DUNN, late Of Bethel
in said County deceased by giving bond as the law
directs she therefore requests all persons who are
indebted to the estate of said deceased to make i'm
mediate payment and those who have any demands
thereon to exhibit the same 70
CYRENE s. DUNN.
\oV ~ Isl;
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Bryant's Pond.

Ile Republicans of this place fired
'sc.e, thursday evening. in honor Of the
se,Ion OF Hayes and Wheeler.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12

TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice That
he has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
Probate for the County Of oxford and assumed the
trust Of Executor of the estate of
SUSAN SPRING, late Of Hiram,
in said County deceased by giving bond as the law
directs, hc therefore requests az persons who are
Indebted to the estate of said deceased 10 make i'm
mediate payment and those whs have any demands
thereon to exhibit the same 10
Dec ), 1876. ELI Il. BEAN.
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THE subscriber hereby give, pablo Lotjcc that
he has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge Of
Piotatc for the County OF oxford and assumed The
trust of Administrator, ot the estate Of
asa : RECORD, late of Paris,
in said County deceased by giving bond rs the law
directs he therefore requests all persons who are
indebted % the estate of said deceased 10 make i'm
mediate payment and those who have any demands
thereon to exhibit the same to
STEPHEN u. HUTCHINSON.
n.r f.-s
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

yEVHEREA- benjamin. h. SWu.cy, Of Canton,
w 300 tie County of ON,JTls ou tee LIST day oi
september, \. H. l>i>. hy his dtcl of mortgage %!
hat date, recorded witn ONiJId Records, book
i.3. page 80. conveyed 10 the -ut-,IIb,r shc fol-
lowing hire, parcels ui real t-tatc situated 10
e. anton Nll- Village, and being pait, oi lots No.
- aud .. ID t.r .th range, lu tautou,-thc ur-t
parcel bounded and described as follows: COM
rutuaig. On the line o! tAc tUul,r road 40 The
4.Uthwr-icrly corner of the widow Bard stand
lpt. thence tt-trIiv and bounded hy sall lu;, AMI
th,n los Land OF s itiou Thorn tiii yuu strike ilr
meadow l.; formerly olVtCd 10y lilAa Proctor anu
son. thence -putlery ou the IS, strly line oi SAID
meadow Iot ti ,cu strike land ul I'm Hay i1lV,
thence westerly hy the uYriAcriy line OF -aii Hay
t0t4 Co. thc County road. thence n'l thWc,iciiy o.
SAID road 10 "a, bound fret mentioned, containing
tJtty arrr-, more or less, excepting out OF sand
pl.rel. Tie stephen Packard -.aut aaa l't. and
The Edwin y Child s'aUd aut lot, 50 ca. cyl. The
second paicrl described IS follows: the houtc
aui lot ON The opposite side Oi the road rom Al
uion Ihofu'r house and stable, formerly used ~
q slJp. now rented by me 20 {. simmons aud Two
hImballs. he third parcel IN parts described as
follows: the s,Ore and H.. situated ON MIL Brook
aui nov rented "a pant for iailoTs shop ana
furnishing sturc by Aly4!0i0 llIyiOrd, Est. Tie
rst aul second parcels Of real estate Aforesaid
On the flrst day OI December, ls'6, are occupied
b said SNascy; the third parcel By Mitchell and
Marston. harness manufactures. said mortgage
was made Ia secure the payment OF tWo ptoml-'2'
~ note, o.. fifteen huElfed dollars and Interest,
therein desert bed; and s- the conditions OF sJid
mort.1:c have heyu broken, claim - foreclosure
ot the pursuant 10 the statute, ana eve th!s
J.. G. HARLOW.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12

OXFORD, IS AT 4 Count Of Probate held at
Fryeuurg, within and tor the County of Oxford
on the nth day OF December \. D., 1876.
A BEL IIEALD, named Executor IN certain
"a instrument purporting TO be the last VIII
aud Testament OF William W Whiting, late of
Lowell, IN said County deceased, having present
cd the same Tor Probate:
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice 10
all persons interested by causing 4 copy Of this
order 10 be published three weeks successiyely in
the oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they
NAV appear Ut Probate Court TO be held at Paris
in said County, on the third Tuesday OF Jan next
at O'Clock in the forenoon and shew cause II any
they have why the same should not be proved, ap.
proved aud allowed the last Viii and res lament
OF said deceased.
\. II. WALKER, Judge
e-0nv-atteSt. n &. DAVIS Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-12

Fryeburg within and FOR the County of Oxford,
on the fifth day of December \. ID. 1876,
ON the petition of OLIVE FLOYD, widow OF
~ Lowell Floyd late of Lowell, in said Coun.
~, deceased, praying for an allowance out of the
personal estate OF her late husband
ordered, Thatthe said Petitioner give notice
to all personsinterestedby causing copy of this
order to be published three weeks successfully in
the Oxford Democrat printed at Paris that they
may appear at Probate Court TO be held at Paris
In said County on the third Tuesday OF Jan. next
at O'Clock in the forenoon and showcase if any
they have why the same should not be granted.
A. III. WALKER, Judge.
AtruecOpy-attest; II. c. DAVIS, Register
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Are Doing Wonders

Mcssrs. Weeks 4 Potter: GC1tlcmcn COLLINS
NuiTuC PIA~tEEs are doing Woudcr-. They
~ ORR Tx. magic. and those You sent last ere an
sold AMI more wanted. Please -cud M three
t!ozcu az soon IS yuu .et IA. Moucy enclosed
herewith. I want chem o. morrow % shi, 70 pos.
g bile Ia haste, Yours. 4 ?. Palmer, J.. VI.
W. Fayciic, Nc, My :, ls7i.
NoIr. Mr. Palmer i- thc Postmaster OF North
Tas,ttc. aul hayIp. become convinced OF the
great value ui :lrsr FIstcrs by actual use, hc has
obtained them upon favorable terms and i- selling
lsr-c quantities \ medicine ti.t illus recon
tuetI- itself cannot Doe too L.sh.. commended.
Ouc Plaster sells dozens.
sold IS al druggists iol - cents. seut on re.
Ceipt Of 20 cents iur one, p ior siN, = - for
twelve, CAREFUL, wrapped, and warranted perfect
bg WEEKS y POTTER Propuci1rs, Boston
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