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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-19

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Bees store is about comp e-et,
.as o.t ye- been removed
-.y.. I.-..l.e is 10 session.
rs. @ 4. Back. A. B.,
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la "a. te.m vii. be
>- ia c-,-t snI v4lle.
'''7 IS .,e.isiog ahrge sha-e
b., t wei deserves to.
springs Ws',r Is Freely dis
.a- l1-i.posed. AMI taat
a-aS IS The strongest which
aed ou The premises.
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e.r',a e tle village, where
a- 10 biay. and pa, he
clrvi0g taem n
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FryVbUrE.

e., .c--I.., D. "Fryeburs wees "
....--.a- Ilr following per-
a.. .-t cH Tuesday last, Via the
SH.r- * Fa.r.vtr route, cou-
srY, R-v. Mr. Stone, Dea.
-.- Nt-. E.uI. GIceS. olive
-.e Hastings frauS I. Bradley,
-.ei-. J.au Weston. G. Il. Walk
~.-s. U.scr. They were ac-
-.ttg Ms. lI.a.o Lewis Cool
D--..rla. 4-' Henry Tay5Ox
IAey i-,,-j 90 spend from
..a DAB, A,t-e great exhibition,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-19
Nctice of Foreclosure.

w on The fifteenth DAY Of May, \ ID, lS76, sell
and convey by his mortgage deed - he su0scri,
ber 4 certain eide spring wagon with lake colored
Top and drab running works and ore certain .
and three white feet, 20 secure the payment OF
note OF hand FOR one hundred and hiteen doilafSi
dated MAY 10. 1875, due IN sixty days; anu "here-
a. me conditions OF said mortgage have been
broken hereby claim u foreclosure OF the same
according to the statute in such case made ana
provided. r +. JIIhINo'
parls September L. ls16. ~ wv
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District Court Of the UHited States,
District Of Name.
In the matter OF
bankrupt.

bankrupt.
rIyt{lS d. To give Notice that q Petition has been
nresented % the Court. this seventh day oil
S~ntember, 1875 by Augustus j. Knight oil Rum
ford in said district, bankrupt piaylns ta' NJ
H. debts, provable under the Bankrupt Act, ana
upon readiag said Petition,
I'M Is ordered by the Court that hearing he mad
upon the same on the first Monday OF N9'e"Oe i I,
nistrict al I0o'ciocs A. Nj; and that notice there
- a.. publi-hed la the oxford Democrat ana Inc
Portland Daily Advertiser, newspapers printed
- : and once an the Weekly Portland AdVCrtis'
or TIE h $. publication 10 De thirty days al least
betore the day Of hearing: aud that al creditor ;
Who have proved their debts ana DINER pcIsOn
I,o,,. s,,t.e if any they have. why the prayer Ol
"a tefition should not be granted
So. 10 ~. VIM L. PREBLE,
Clerk OF Di.triet Court FOR said bislriot'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-19

"New York, January, 1874.
Every owner OF horses should give the Cen
iaur Linimeut q trial We consider it the best
article ever used m stables.
I'll. MARSH. Supt Adams TX. Stables, y. D..
-. fyLTI. Supt l : EN. Stables, y.
"ALBGEr - OLtN, Sup't Nat TX. Stables, y. y.
Montgomery, Ala, Aug. l.. ls76.
"ttrt lcmcn,--l have used over one gross OF
CcniaUr I,ument, yellow wrapper, on the mules
oi my plantation, besides dozen, of The family
Llu.mcLi lor my negroes. l want 90 purchase u
9t the Wholesale price. aud viii thank YOU % ship
.ue ly savannah steamer one gross of each kind.
McssIs. \. +. stewart a Co, viii pay your bill on
presentation. Rc-pcety JAMES BRoWN,'
The best patrons OF this Liujmcui are f@uieIs
ana Veterinary Surgeons. lthcais calls w ouuds
and poll-Eyl, removes SWCl.iuSs and D. worth
millions oi dollars toll Farmers, Livery men. stock
growers, SAccprai>crs, aud those having horse
90 cattle What farr.cr canno; 10 for so the
Dtu-iur liumtu. Wall DO Tor q ;yAinH cost.
These iiuimyu {, are warranted hy The VroIr!-
ct,ls. aud bottle Will bc given to am FarTl,r OF
Physician Who t,slscs 90 test them. sold every
where.
LQ5oyaiory Of j. B. RoSB X co..
a. Dry ST. NIW NuEN.
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Freedom Notice.

,T,uIs l. 10 certify that give my son FhANh'
LIN KNIGHT his time during me resi- Oh ms
minority / shall from this date claim none oil MS
earnings and pay debts eoniraeied ~ nun
Attest -. A. CofIIs. ,oe.
Greenwood, August %. ls'O. d"
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ALL instruments Warranted for the
Term of FIVE YEARS.
O. W. BEN T.
Toihs Honorable Hoard Of County ComHilss
fOg- the C0unfg of oxford.
south Paris, september 10, 1913.

Tofhs Honorable Hoard Of County Commissions Es
f0r tie County of OXFORD.
THE under. igucd Iuhabitant, OF FvycburS, 30
i said County, respectfully rcprctcut that thcie
are four County roads now leading from Frychurg
Corner, 80 called. 90 BIoWuheld Centre, 30 called
100 said County, 10 wit. The new County road, The
Oak liil road. the old Porter road and the Haley
road; that public convenience and necessity do
not require the whole of these roai-, and that
they have become = needless burden upon tue
Town ot Fr,c6urg particularly in the winter sea
son: We therefore pray you 20 view ana examine
each OF these four route, aud roads, aud make
such liscouiiuuances there "a .ud such alterations
and new locations a. consistent with the public
good and rs required bv public convenience and
necessity FRANK !. BRADLEY,
and others.
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Notice Of Meeting.

ME Annual Meeting Of oxford County L IL.
! Mutual Fire Insurance tumpIul, 800. be- held
ID Grange Hail. south Paris, Mcduc-iay, sept. .,
4 Il l-.6 at lY O'Clock 4 NJ. for She election 81 OH
Ger. ana % transact ruy other business that may
conc before SAID meeting
4. c.. PICKETT, sec.
Paris sept U.s. l,7G 90 NV
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INSTRUMENTS Delivered at
any Station on the Grand Trunk
at the above Prices.

Call 10 roy residence and see the Instruments Or
,cud tor Photograph. We 10 not keep Profess
cor "A. the Organ to eNAibt them, m order 10 bring
ont ali iher good points aud hide their defects =
80 ID YOU are nota JUDGE yourself. please bring
IUE trL~T ONE luU CAN ILt and give lhcm a
THOROUGH TRIAL.
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AGRElI 0EEER Rsr MIf, oil sI.p %ss, 2

100 new and second n and PIANOS g. Or
CANS Of hrst-cIass makers, including WAL
Frs at lower prices than ever before offer-
ed. New : Octave Pianos for S26O Boxed
and shipped. Terms. $40 cash aud $40
monthly until paid. New Octave Stop
Organs Nth book cl osets and stool warrant-
ed for sIOO-s2O cash, and SIS monthly I'm
III paid Illustrated Catalogues mailed.
AGENTS WANTED. HORACE WATERS SONS,
fsl Broadway, \. I.
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STATED MEETINGS.
& & a. sons.

BErHEL.-ONford Chapter, X. \. M.-mc,ts sd
Thursday Of each month
Bethel L. .'c,-.nd Thursday Di each month.
BRowNFIElD.- shepard RVcr,-Saturdly un "f
before full moo.
BRYANr's PoNp,-Jcnerson, Tuesday on or De-
fore the full moon.
BUCRFELD, Evening star Monday ou or be-.
tore the full moon.
CAN N.-Androscogein Chapter a. \. NJ
Monday on or before fuil moon.
Whitney Lodge, T. /. Admirably on Or before
full moon.
DENMARE-Mt. Morah-Wcdue. day on or before
al moon.
DIXHELD-King Hiram-Tue.daro on or before
full moon.
FEYEnrRc-Py'hasTsm-Monday Oh OF after
the full moon.
LOWELL eitl-.ud 20. ,li} oi ,tc. month.
NoEwN Oxford Monday on or hr.or" the fall
moon.
sorrn PAars-rari1-ru ou o. b.for. the
full moon.
RuMFoEp-Elazins Str-Wrm,.d.y ou or be-
fore full moon.
wArERroED-Mt. Trm -ruy-Iay ON or be-
fore full moon.
PARsONsFlELD- Dumwoud Lodge. mcc. Tmis-
day on or before n.l moon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-19

Thee instruments are ~ Heavy Black Wal
nut Cases, and Ia SIZE, uIi,h aud tone are second
io none made. Thcy are manufactured 10y three
different companies ono of which b., among the
LARGEST n TUE CovNrlN. / have 10 pay the
same prices To- these Instrument, as other deal
ers, but Will sell for ONI-iIALF ol their prohts.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-19

white, FOR the Human Family.
Yellow Tor Horses and Animals

These Liniments are simply the wonder Of the
world. lhc1r ELECTS Lre little less Than maxwell
ots. Yet there arc some thing which they willnoi
bones, hut they viii always a,iay pain. They have
Strengthened fingers, cured chronic rheumatism OF
many years standing, ard taken the pain from
dome by aug Other article,
The White Imminent il for the human fsmi-
b, 10 VIII drive rheumatism, Sciatica and Ncu-
tii-la rom the system, cure IumoaEo, thili-
n.Jius, Pal ,ttch and most OU'aueOu- Erupiinns
pc extracts liost from ir1 zen hands aul feet, and
RIO poison ol bites aud -ings 90 ycnomou~ rep.
tle 20 -ucdues sWcgugs and alcViries pam vi
every Kind.
For -praius or bruises it Is the most potent rem
ely ever discovered The CCntaur llpiuicut l.
used wiki great efficacy FOR SORE Throat. Tooth
ache, takcd Breast, EaraChe land Weak Blck -
The Following Is bat sample OF numerous tesii-
mon.als.
Indiana Home, JeG. Co. lud, May -, -.
! think ttuv duty to inform You that have sur
Tered much with swollen icei and cords. | have
MT been ire from the ,welljngs M eight years
Vow am perfectly we'll. thanks TO the Centaur
LiuIment. Tins linimcnt ought 10 b. applied
warm. BENJAMIN BROWN
The proof Is in the trial. II Is reliable, it il
handy, II Is cheap, and every family should have
IT, To the sick aud hCdriidcn, the halt and lame
On the wounded and sore, We say, '-Come ana
he healed"
To The poor and distress d who have spent their
money Tor worthless incidence "a bottle OF Centaur
Lluiment Will be given without IN nEc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-19
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.

No people in the world suffer so much with Dys-
pepsia as Americans. Although years OF expert
ence in medicine had failed to accomplish GER
tain and sure remedy for this disease and its
effects such As Sour Stomach, Heartburn, water
brash, Sick Headache, Costiyeness, Palpitauon
the Heart, Liver Complaint comingup ofthe food
low spirits, general debility, &C., yet since the in
PRODUCTION of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER we be-
lieve there is no case Of Dyspepsia that cannot be
Immediately relieved. 81 900 dozen sold last year
without one case of failure reported. We
ask you to go to GEO E. WILSON, SO. Paris
J. IL. RAwsoN, Paris Hill; q. Il. WILEY, Bethel
or any other Druggist, and get Sample Bottle OF
Green's August Flower for 10 cents and try 1t,
Regular sizelor IS eents. Two doses will relieve
ynu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-19
'Thc YeIioM CcnInur Linimcni

is adapted 10 the tough skin, flesh and muscles OF
horses and animals. IL has performed more won
dcrful cures 81 spawn, Sprain, sweeney, Wind
gals, Scratches aud general Lameness, than all
other remedies IN existence. Read what tue great
EXPIRES smcu say OF g.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-19
Jackson's Catarrh Snuff

AND TROCHE POWDER!
A DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY IN
Catarrh, Headache, Bad Breath, doarseness,
Asthma. Bronchitis. Coughs, Deafness,
&c, and all Disorders resulting from
Colds in HEAD, THROAT
AND VOCAL oRGANSl
This Remedy does not "DRY UP'' Catarrh but
LOOsENS it; frees the head of all offensive mat
ter sOoTHEs the BURNING HEAT in Catarrh Is so
mild and agreeable in its effect that II positiveiy
CURES WITHOUT SNEEZING,
As a TROCHE POWDER, is pleasant TO the taste
and never nauseates when swallowed, instantly
gives 10 the Throat and Vocal Organs
Delicious Sensation OF Goodness l. Comfort
Is the best YOICE TONIC In the sorld.
Tty it Safe, Reliable, and only 35o.
sold by druggists or mailed free. Address
COOPER, WILSON & Co., PrOprs, PHllA.
w W. WHIPPLES SEQ, Portland: George L.
Goodwin Il Co. Weeks \ Potter, Rnst Bros u
Bird Boston Wholesale Agents. sepa ON
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|. o. Of Good TempIars.

DISTINGUISHING : ur-mcet. Saturdays.
Anlro.cogg.u, q. vs.. I.--lturilys
BCCkFGELD-Ncziu-cot- saturdays.
Crystal WaFc-Iuu.- iuIs,
DINFIELn-iIold Professionally
EAST DlXFIELD-L4-t DlNutli.
EAST IIEBRoN-Surr lilycn-SJturiay-
EAST SCMNER-inviuciLie-F Fridays
FEYEBUEG--Ri-iug sun sd4J..
GREESwOoD-LOckcs Enthusiastically
liAETFoRD-fOrest Ilkc-Saiurdiy -.
HEHRDN-Mouut iiu Home Friday.
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The New
= a v | S
Vertical Feed. shuttle
Sewing Machines.

We claim superior to all other kinds in use, for
the following reasons
l,t The presser foot is always raised IRON The
fabric when the iced takes place, thereby present
ing no resistance 10 seams ridges while feeding.
2d. The needle being In the fabric, moving with
the rerticdl Jeed6dr-with its ful pressure on the
goods, renders the feed sure and strong and the
stitch uniform in length.
81. The needle being in the goods AZ the time
the feed takes place, renders impossible 10 full
one piece while the other is stretched.
4th. The vertical feed bar being behind the
needle renders IL capable OF sewing elastic goods,
making a smooth and flexible seam with stitch
alike on both sIdes-thus enabling the sewing OF
any number of thicknesses without basting, and
Operating with equal facility on the heaviest as
We'll as the lightest fabrics.
In addition to the foregoing invaluable aud in
dispensoble features, which are peculiar TO this
machine alone, we urge the following additional
points:
lst. Simpllcity.-It has no under works to be
looked AFTER or get out of order.
2d. DurGbiiny.-Its working parts are made OF
the best improved STEEL are compact, strong and
durable.
Sd. Etfciency-lt Is the largest machine man.
ufactured that Is adapted for family sewing; its
Dl inch arm enables IL to do greater variety of
stitching, from the lightest cambria, through all
grades of fabric TO harness leather and do il so
well that the same machine may be used either In
manufacturing or family sewing with equal faell-
ity.
4th, Prdcticdbilty and Rconomy.-It runs at a
high rate OF speed, which, combined with its Pc
cuiiar feed. enables the operator TO turn the work
M any angle while abe machine is In full motion,
without changing the tension or length OF stitch
consequently II can easily do in given time one.
third more work than any rotary or four motion
feed. II eXcels in hemmng, telling, tucking,
braiding, cording. binding, quilting, rufiing; II
will make wide and narrow hem ;, hem all manner
of bias wooden goods as son merino, Grape cloth,
n
for all OF which il has attachments especially
adapted For carriage trimming shoe htting
tailoring, dress making and family use it has no
superior.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-09-19

BErHEL-Mt. ALrlm -mr,ts ever, Friday
BEOwnrIELD-PcQu Aot--l-t * d. D "Wednesday -.
FENEBUEG CENIrE-lr ebur- -Ilulsdlt--
LoVELG.-kezaT valley Saturday.
NORTH LONELL--Cr y-,,ut-f Friday.
NORwAY-Nort uy- Tuesday,.
NORTH WArERFo ONi0rd-N educsday-.
PARIS-M0unt McH-Ihur-dGy-.
WEST PARI--Wcst PaTis-Saturday-.
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NEHCEB

t.l..-'-s e. .n surface painting and var
'.,s t-., pa. ng charge uf r. paint shop.
"'il haR'rg CO.. Paris. Ne.
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Price Twenty-Five Cents.
ADVERTISING.

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an ESSAY upOn advertising: many table oi rates,
showing the cost OF advertising in v.uiOus news
papers and everything which beginner In advcr
Using would like TO know. Address
GEOP. ROWELL Il CO., Al Park Row. New oIk
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DIRIGO BUSINESS COLLEGE

AUGUSTA, MAINE.
school Year opens Aug. 10, 1870.
Best advantages for acquiring Practical Business
Education. Book. Keeping. Penmahship, and
English Branches a specially. For circular and
iull particulars, address
augs CIV ID. VI. WATT. Principal.
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Patrons of Husbandry.

HEBROS-Hcbron- meet .-
LOWELL CENTEE-Suucuok-Ilu -.laI..
NORWAY NOrwlv-SatugII
NORTH NORWAY North NorWas Farmer Club
- tuesdays.
PERU-RokemeAa
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APPLETON'S
American CycloD@dia.
Nr,X Revised Edition.

ENTIRELY rewritten by the ablcst writer. on every
subject. Printed from new type. and illustrated
with several Thousand Engrayngs and Maps.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-08-31
EncOuFnging.

From all parts Of thecounty comes
the good news that the Democrats
are thoroughly aroGsed to the impor-
lance Of. the coming elections, and
are organizing for battle. Many Re
publicans are coming into our ranks
and enrolling their names with the
party of reform. Mechanics, labor
ing men, and all whotoi for a liv-
ing, are clamoring for change of
Administration. They say matters
can be made no worse, and have
hope for better times, more money
and more work in case of the success
of the Democratic party, in October
and November. Stand up to the
work friends. DO not let any per-
sonal friendship-for particular Re-
publican, or the dislike you may
have for any candidate on your own
ticket, lead you to scratch" Re-
member, principles not men," is
what you vote for. Vote your ticket
and we will roll up such a
Democratic and Conservative major
ity in old Mason, that will so appall
the Radicals that they will never
again show themselves us an osgani-
cation. 6 "
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-08-31
That Dead 9Inn's Honey.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Aug. p, 1876.
The grave charge made by Chap
lain Harper against Governor Hayes
creates considerable excitement
among the Radicals here. The at
tempt at explanation has only made
matters worse, and until it is more
lucidly cleared away, will, it is
thought, operate seriously against
his Prosidentialca candidacy in the East
as well as in the West.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-08-31
Lcwis District Ticket.

The Philadelphia Times comes out
in profoundly written double lead
ed editorial, calling upon Hayes to
assert his manhood and denounce the
incondiary and strife-breeding mill
tary order of Grant and Cameron, 1t
says in this path lies the only posi-
bic hope Hayes can have of ever
reaching the Presidential chair. The
country will not longer endure the
debauchcry, the proaigaoy, the rcvo-
lutionary despotism which have
shamed Republican convictions and
brought blistering reproach upon its
name, Hayes cannot be chosen Pres
ident rs the active or even passive
supporter of the Grant-Camcron in
fanny. If he shall bow to this mock
cry of every fair pledge he has given
the people, he will simply choose de-
feat and disgrace, When the whole
nation is at peace; when the hun
ger-cry of all sections and all class
es is for unity and brotherhood;
when the people of the South, white
and black, are prepared to vote with
out hindrance or mOlestatiOn TO each
other, in accordance with their CON
victions; when only common honesty
and obedience to law that the solemn
oath of a President and Minister of
War imporiously demand are needed
to ehace forever thesad enlargement
of brave people, once parted, but
again sincerely reunited, areyolution-
airy military order, on its face and
alike in spiritand terms a declaration
of war against law, order, peace and
the freedom of suffrage, comes from
the head of the nation. 1t directly
contronts and deiies the positive
pledge given by Governor Hayes,
that there shall be peace through lib
orty and law throughout the whole
Union, should he be called to the
Presidency, and it is a deliberate in
suit to Hayes, and a crime against
the nation and the very genius of its
government that he must resent
promptly and Enthusiastically, or fall
hopelcssly in the contest amidst the
excavations of the people,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-08-31
pURLro OPINION.


The New York Ercaiaq Past (Iayes
and Wheeler, strong,l boldly declares
that ut Is a scandal Tor a cabinet OIL
heer to hold such a position IN any
circumstances, and, moreover, Secre-
tary Chandler'is not the KIND OF Il
man who Is fit to represent the Re
publican party"
Gov Chamberlain is commended
by the Philadelphia Ercning le'cgnpa
for refusing Il judicial commission to
Whipper, the black leg, and the 4. z
points out That the bloody SHIRT 6Ti.
sade would have raised a howl II
Chamberlain had not been Repub-
'''''' '''''''' >'0''''
The New York Sun, which shines
for all, says each Chandler, is the
commander.in.chief Of the Republi,
can army in the presidential cam,
paign. What sort of reform would
come COM. IN Wil' IluyGs uhocr suGh Il
taP'nill ~ 10 easy 'o' oN''!" ou9 W
imagine
The New York World remarks that
Mr.. Bristow and Mr. Jewell arc about
70 mount 'ne stump IN oeaall OF the
Raryy "iilcn uioEc V''eli' rom oii'ce'
Ierhaps II was fisho 70 ElcN Vhem
uo"r StH''s, 80 WY Sio"lo '"ey as
seMoH 'i'clf ioVe'
The Omaha Herald pours out It's
soul in rhyme: Congress having adj
iourned, James G. Blaine is out of
pain, and in the state Of Maine, has
opened the campaign. His recovery
mas DG 3 il9rVelousiy r"p'u since last
week.
The Brooklyn Edglc makes out a
strongcase: "The Republican organs
shout for "troops," and the Democrat
ic party demands reform, and there's
the difference, and tells the whole
story
,N,o,n.on.n,o noh,;t E,. p,,..
the soldiers should be concentrated
in the south II they 100! around
out West any longer the Indians may
hurt some OF them
Two citizens were talking politics
the other day One claimed that
HAYES, if elected. would rid The GOV.
eminent of bad men. The other re-
marked in answer "Sposen' a hen
sets ON n lot of eggs till she rots them
all. Then they put ON a fresh hen.
Do YOU 'spose she can hatch good
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-08-31
COMMISSIONERS SALE.


Winfield S. Mckay, VS.. John Cartwright
and Mary Cartwright, In Chancery.
IN pursuance of the terms and provis-
i ions OF II decree OF the Circuit Court OF
Mason County, West Virginia, rendered
on the Goth day OF April, 1876, in the above
named cause, we the undersigned, Special
Commissioners, shall on the
ed day Of September, 1875,
at the front door of the Court House OF
Mason County, aforesaid, proceed to sell
by way OF public auction all OF that tract or
parcel OF land situated in WNggener Dis
trict, in the County OF Mason, aforesaid,
containing about ten acres, being part Of
the Anderson tract, conveyed TO said John
Cartwright by Martha Burwel, and lying
between the road leading from Mason City
to Clifton and the Ohio River and which
is fully described in the mortgage decd
filed in the above named cause rs exhibit
(B).
TERMS OF SALE;
Cash as to onc.third OF the purchase
money, and as TO the residue upon n credit
OF and u months, Bond with good SO.
curity will he required for the deferred in
stallments bearing interest from date
ROBERT s. BROWN,
JOHN w. ENGLISH,
aug, l0-lw. Special Commissioner,
DLANK DEEDS neatly printed, ongood
ID paper, md all kinds OF Justices Blanks