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The daily gazette., 1876-09-26

Milan and the Bishop of Belgrade
participated. The men are old
soldiers. The 10000 Russian SOL
diers in Servia will be gathered in
to legion, with q distinctive uni
form. All their commands in the
Servian army are held by Russian
generals.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-26
Russia Shows Her Hand

A great war demonstration was
made at Belgradge, on Saturday,
on the occasion of the presentation
to legion of Russia cavalry, of a
bannersent from Moscow. Prince
The daily gazette., 1876-09-26

RtAcK CAsHMEREs.-Direct from the
meres 9 me?5'9y; at 5 # ful linz of Black Cash
$l;N. These desirable fabrics are at love-,
prices tndn we have offered for years, and we
recommend them tor color and durabiIity.
" B. SHARP,
Fourh and Mark,' stress
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-31
Eating Bredd ana MIR tci;h Lime
U'dteT.

MIX and lime water are now frequent
~ prescribed by physicians in cases OF
dyspepsia and weakness of the stomach.
and In some eases. TO our knowledge. the
diet has proved very beneficial Many
persons who think good bread and milk a
great luxury frequently hesitate to eat it.
Tor the reason that :hcy Will hot digest
readily. SJurueSs OF the stomach will
often follow. Bu, the experience Of many
Will testify tina; lime water and milk Is
not only food aud medicine at an early
period Ui lie but also AZ a later. when
Is IN the case U, infants, the functions OF
digestion anu assimilation have been
seriously impaired. \ stomach taxed by
g.uttoay, irrtaied by improper food, IN
famed by a.chohol, eniee5.ed by disease,
or otherwise yuutted for its dn,ies. as is
shown by the various symptoms attendant
upon Indigestion, dyspepsia, diarrhea,
dysentery, aud fever, will resume its work
aud 10 i; energctic4l.y on an exclusive diet
OF bread aud milk and lime water. \
gJplet @. cow Mi4Ai 10 which 4ONE tdulc-
>pouniuls Of lime water have been added.
Will a.ree with almost any person, will
be agreeable 10 the stomach when other
food Is oppressive, ana will be digested
when all else fails 10 afford uourishment.
The way to make lime water IS to procure
a few Jumps Of uus.acked lime, put the
lime in stone jar, add water until the
lime Is Stacked aud Is about the consist
cnce of thin cream. The lime will soon
settle aud leave clear and pure liquid
at the top, which Is line water As the
water Is taken out more should be added,
and the lime should be frequently stirred
up and allowed to settle! Scientific
American.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-31
Hosc to Lay Shingles.

Not one half the persons who lay shin
giles when making a roof on building
have any correct ideas in regard to max
ing roof that will be absolutely rain
tight during driving storm of rain.
We have frequently seen men shingling,
who, when they would meet with worth
less shingle, say once in laying two or
three courses, would lay this poor single
among the good ones, saying at is only
one poor shingle, one shingle cannot make
a poor roof"
But one poor shingle will make leaky
roof.
If first rate shingles are employed, and
one poor one is worked in among every
hundred, that roof might about as well
have been without any shingles. If any
poor shingles arc to be used let them be
laid together near the upper part of the
roof.
The best of shingles will not make a
tight roof if they are not properly laid,
while the same shingles would make an
excellent roof If laid as shingles should
be laid. The correct rule for laying shin
giles Of any length, in order TO form a roof
leak-tight, is TO lay the courses less than
one-third the length Of the shortest shin
giles. For example, when shingles are
eighteen inches long, many Of them will
not be moro than seventeen inches IN
length. Therefore five inches Is all that
the courses will bear to be laid to the
weather with surety Of forming good
rOo.. The shingles must be three thick
neSscs over the entire roof. If they are
not three thicknesses-if now and then
single lacks quarter Of an inch OF
being long enough TO make three thick
neSses, there will in ali probability be a
leaky place in the roof at such a point.
Moreover, when toe lower courses lack
half an inch of extending up far enough
70 receive the rain from the outermost
course, IN case the middle course was re-
moved, it would be Just as well to lay
them seven or eight inches TO the weather
as to lay them only FIVE, or five and a
half inches. Many shingles are only SIX
teen inches long, and many that are sold
for sixteen inches long will hardly meas
urc fifteen inches. In this case-it the
r0or be rather fat, say about one-quarter
pitch-iour and halt inches is as far
as they should be laid to the weather.
In case a roof were quite steep it might
answer to lay the courses four and three
quarters inches 10 the weather
When buildings are erected by the
Job, proprictorS should give their personal
attention 10 this subject, aud see that job
bcrs 90 not lay the courses half an inch
too far to the weather. There is another
important consideration which is too
frequently overlooked in >hingiiug, which
is breaking Joints. Careless workmen
will often break Joints within half IN inch
of each other. When the Joints Of the
different courses come together, the rool
viii most certainly leak. Why should it
not There Is nothing 10 prevent it dur
ing heavy rain. Unless roof Is steep,
or than "a quarter pitch, much care should
be taken to break joints no; less than one
and 4 quarter inches. Let all workmen
and helpers he taught the vast Importance
Of rejecting every poor Single, except
when the upper courses are being laid
canadian Mechanics Magazine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-31
Sarjmg ana caring Seed Corn.

The failure Of seed corn to terminate,
last spring, was 30 general that it IS evil
dent that the cause Is not generally known,
OF, It otherwise, precautionary measures
were not observed. Every farmer who
had failure in this respec, last spring
should understand the cause of it and so
apply the remedy in the future. Last
fan was wet, cold aud frosty while seed
corn was being saved. These facts would
suggest that corn viii fail to grow if frozen
before it Is dried. 4 fac; has just come
to nv knowledge that substantiates this
conclusion.
\ friend, an intelligent, observing and
practical farmer, told NE this circum-
stance he usually traces up his seed corn
and hangs it in his garret-a warm and
dry place. He did 80 last fall with all
but one trace, very nice one Being in
a hurry, he hung it up in the corn house,
ard there j, remained till it was wanted
for planting. He said it was not ex-
posed to sweat or steam from other grain.
In the spring, While planting that from
the glrre;, he came 10 = choice pant Of
tie deld, aud the thought struck him
that he would plant that best trace. He
did 80, lnj the result was that, while the
garnet corn came up well. Of the trace
from the corn house, 70 use his own words
not one ke7nal IN ten came up
Th's would Indicate that seed corn
should he hung in . uaTm and ,iry place
until q 3, to say the least. Perhaps II
would be well ioy farmers 10 observe this
prec-U;ion IN saving seed hereafter
: New England Farmer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-31
Non-Esc ,ident Taxes,
In IA, Town Of ErowuGel,, in the County Of
ford for the year 1873.

IL .he Town OF Browplrl;, in the County OF OK
ford Tor the year lssj.
The following lit Of Taxes on Peal Estate Of
nOu-rcsiicut owners u the Town OF BroWnLcld.
i'r The YEAR le.j, in Sill-commitcdto \. {. Wake
Held, Collector of said Town, on the Af-t day OF
August l>s5, la, been returned 10y hmm 20 me a.
remaining unpaid on TIE jist dty oi jay. lo.G.
~ nJ, certificate of that date. and now remain
unpaid. and notice j. hereby given that u tic sdid
tJNts and interest and charges are not paid into
the Treasury OF the said Town, within eighteen
month, from The date OF the conmlimcu. of The
said bills. >D mach OF tire real estate taxed as
Will bc sufficient 10 pay HE amount dUc therefor.
including interest aud charges, Will, without iur.
thcr notice, be sold ut Public Auction, Al the
nice OF the Treasurer OF said Town, on The lh!rd
Gay Of February, ls41, ~ one O'Clock L. NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-31
CASTORIA,

Is pleasant and perfect substitute "a all cases
FOR Castor OIL. CastoJiJ u TIE result of aE old
Physician effort 20 produce ior his own practice
IN elective cRthartic, pleasant o. The iasic and
free from -rIllus.
pr. samuel Pitcher. of lI,1unis, Mas, succeed
cd boz combining rs .tho.t thc u,c OF ai.auhol. a
purgsiiVc agent pleasant 20 take a. honey, and
which possesses all tie desirable properties Of
Castor Oi,.
!, BE- adapted 90 all ages ,5ut i- especially recon-
mcudtd 20 mothers as 4 rtuablc pmciy Tor AL
Disorders OF the stomach and bowels OF children
10 is certain. agreeable. absolutely harmless AMI
cheap. 10 >allll De- u-el Tor Wind cole, sour
stomach, worms. c1stsclr,s, Group, ~, Then
Children can sleep and motr,r- Wly rest.
J. Il Rose * Co 81 De, 81, sew l0'k are The
SOLE plcpatcr. OF ta~toIia, after pr. IlicaCr's
recipe. -cplf-,in
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-31
Qotrp
Heath IS Wealth.

A clear, bright eye
That can pierce the sky
With the strength Of an eagles vision.
And a steady brain.
That can bear the strain
And shock Of the worlds collision;
a well-knit frame,
With the rudy flame
AglOw, and the pulses leapni.
With the measured time
OF dulcet rhyme,
Their beautiful record keeping;
= rounded cheek
Where the roses speak
Of soil that is rich for thriving,
And a chest So grand
That the lungs expand
Exui,ant, without the striving;
a breath ike morn
when the crimson dawn
Is fresh in is devy sweetness.
\ manner bright,
And a spirit light
With JOY a. lis own completeness:
Oh, give me these,
Natures Hnmonies,
And keep all your golden treasures;
For what is wealth
To the boon Of health
With is sweet attendant pleasures.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-31
Malice of Foreclosure.

"yuErE a Uann1h l.. Knight AND Ih4tr. m
w Il Knitkt of Woodstock, In The CoeD, u.
oxford, on the fourth day OF Noysmee55, ,,e Re.
lS5. by their deed of mortgage oi ul ' - 49,
corded in TIE ONlor Registry OF peeu' ~ Wooc.
page 3IJ conveyed to one john re.l estate
situate In Woodstock Aforesaid, w IlIjvt1tci 81
stead Farm OF the said John B.ckneil 70 ne
North Woodstock, anil the same i ISSoIR Ri mel.
said Hsunah l.. Knigh; by the SAD > '', HE pas
Uy nt[T GA cT 9 in r rc Of hand therein te.cg
a .%yi whereas The said John Dekuel 9a nsslae
sold delivered and assigned The sa' ,r,sI,lc con.
and note 70 the undersigned isr > 4, ID. 100
s'deratiou on the 2Sth da' ol M s"isij mortgage
have been b, oxen, hereby claim iS ms ms no
of the same as by law provided, ana s'''
tice for that purpose. Holm DAY
woodstock, Oct. l., 1885,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-31
A MAN
OF A THOUSAND!

uorino discovered, in n manner which might
~ ina,,sidered almost provdental, positive cure
G for Consumption aud Lung Complaints, l ieel u
NV duty To make 1t known in a practical manner
NV furnishing sample bottle, free of charge, 70
hnt Tho rneJcine will perform all claim for IT,
rhs ingredients are of the choicest herbal pro
dmcts. and perfectly safe; sent by mail. Address
", once. DK. o. PHELPS BROWS, Il Grand ST.
Jersey CITY, y. j.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-31
STATE or MAINE.
OXFORD, ss:-suprcne Judicial Court s,p''I'''
Term. \. d. 1850.

CEYLON EOwENs. MARY \. PIllLH.'''''
And row /; appearing to ihc Court mat ' ". ,...
Defendant nos an iElmh.taA' 81 lli' SO. III.
no tenant agent o. attorney thrryiA ana ''-
has no anti.. OF the tendency of thl- -ui a., . q
II IS ordered by the Court that the shl ''''
notify the said Defendant Of the peul,Ic} '"-'
by causing au abstract o. uH~, w. .s,rrg
tLis ofde- Of Court thereon 20 be putiri' % '.'
,recl. IN ,.,.ssi,-lv I'm he Oxtord Democrat . mn
printed AZ PaIi- ia said County, ;hc lat II
IL be thirty day ~ least before the H'N. '..,tr
said Court 10 b. holden NJ Pr rture 90 'a.' ,,'r
OF the fr-, Tue .day IF December neg '..,r.i r
that the said defendant may then AMI 'h'i' -! an.
NJ said Court and thew cause u ans sHe "s' ...,rt
Judgment should not 5c rendered As"i''- "''
Httr.t. JAMES :. WRIGHT [. e.,
4 true abs tract Of writ sud copy oil oru'' -
thereon. - ,.,,,,,,I1 clerk.
Attest: JAMES :. w ~
4 Trsrrp In Ans for plam.ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-31
Keeping Eggs.

Sake pound stC ne line in gallons
Of water. When cool, add one pint Of
salt. Stir we'll aud let the mixture thor
oughly settle. Place the eggs in stone
jar, pointed end down. and pour over
them the clear LIQUID without disturbing
the sediment BE sure tha5 the lime
water covers them. Close the az tightly
and DO not disturb until waited lor usc.
-lCor Mass. Ploughman.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-31
The yellow Centaur Lini,ment

{, adapted 20 the tough skin, ncsh aud muscles OF
hor,cs and animals. Il has performed more won.
dcTlul CaivS oi SPAWN, Spralu, SWtchcy, mo.
gals, Srratchcs and general lamcnCss, than all
other remedies ~ existence. Read what the great
EXPIRES men say OF DO;
"Ncw York. January, lN'4.
every owner OF horsc> should give the cen
taur Iin.mtnt "a ttial. We consider 10 The best
article ever UsCl la stables.
III. MARSH. >upt Adams ~. Stables, y /.
q rum. Surt / EN. Stable !.
"ALuELr =. OLtN, Sup'i \It. ~. stables, y. \.
Montgomery, Ala, Aug, l., ls.i.
"Gcntlcwcn,-I have uscd over one gru-- oi
Ccrtaur Linimtut, yellow wrapper, uu The males
OF nv plantation. besides dozens Ut The family
Iinimcut 10Y nav negroes. ! want 90 puicht~c 10
az the wholesale price aui MI! thank You 90 snip
me by savannah steamer one gross oi each SIND
Nlcs.l-. \. l. stewart \ Co, viii pay your ball "a
presentation. Ee,reciy, JNdL~ EEoWN.'
The best patrons OF thi, Liuimcnt arr fariicrs
and Veterinary surgeons. lthcJls GIE. wounds
AMI Poll-Eyil. removes SWrlHnrs ana Is worth
million, of dollars %. Farmers lNcIy-mcn. stock
growers, sheep ra'scrs, and those having horses
cor cattle What Farr.cr cannot do for S1O The
Crutaur Iiuimca' Will dn iug a trluIug cost,
These Iiniiuru O. are warranted hy th- prupr
c;or. aud bottle Mil Gee given % any l4rri'g ca
Prv-i,ian who desires to test thyI. sold every
where.
LlJoru0ry Of J. 3. ROSE x co..
g. DRY ST, INV NoEK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-31
Nn..r.cl ii rIa-nL.f ;. ~

CEYLON ROWE OF Bethel, in our t'ui-.
Ild 7ui State Ut VI zine, PNtntd 50 - p
PUIIWEOON OF Boston, iu the '"uuIt '' ~.
folk and JummUuW cAith ut Ma--AcA-i' ''-'
PENDANT.
Action. aesUmrsit oU pr0mlss0Ty Lo- ~.
by the said MARY PhilDrook AMI enc ~ ..
brock 20 tie said plantiil and dated Si Be- AL.
Tho nm dtv Of August, ls.j, for Tue sanl '' a.,
hundred dollar, payable iu one ycAT u ~. -r.
win interest at the rake Of eight pei Gems. i'',
mum, uEtil paid, tie interest 10 be paII AA--''''
Ad damuum one thousand dollars. ,...,.,,s.
Writ dated August 2ist, \. ID. $50 anu ~
bic TO the September Term :. j. Court, 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-31

IIyHEEEAS, George G Porter OF Fa'.'' -N'
w ou the a;trcnth day oil NAY, ~ j, 70 ' p.
and convey Uy his mortgage deed o. the su.- ''.'
bcr, a certain s.ie spv.us wagon W.lh 'AH'.,
ton .nd dab running works. aud o.e '..-'.'
y.,t- ola Chestnut mage " itn WEile s;.Ipei. ''
al.d three Wlte feet 70 secure tie ia' H't"' ,, 80
uu.c Of hand ipF one hundred and hA'e" ..-
dated Nav H. $50, due iu -iNty DAY aL'
~ abe cond tiOLs "a saM mont gage h.teb''" ''
en-. hereby claim "A foreclosure 0l tGe -.'-t y.
cording - tie statute IN such ease m i.r
Vilc,l. l.. J. IL IN
Paris. September ~, 1870. o,'-'.'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-31

White, for The Human FANNY
Yellow for Horses and Animals

These Iiniments are simply the wonder OF the
world Their effects are little less than maxwell.
Gus vet there are some things which they VIII NOT
40 They will not cure cancer OF mend broken
boucs but they will always allay pam They have
Strengthened fingers, cured chronic rheumatism OF
many years standing, and taken the pam rom
terrible burns aud scalds, when mas never Oeeh
done by any other article.
The White Liuime eat is for the human mi
H. I; will drive rheumatism, Sciatica AMI Neu-
racia from the ~ stem; cure Lumbag0, Chill-
lluius. Palsy .itCh and most CutaueOus Eruplons
n extracts frost from frozen hands and ievt, AMI
Tho poison of bites and stinRs Of venom0us rep.
lilies: il subdues swC.lipss aud alcriates pain OF
every Kind.
For sprains or bruises Il is the most potent rem
e,ly ever discovered. The CCbiaUr Liniment -
used with great efficacy FOR sore Throat Tooth
ache Caked Breast, EArachc and Weak Back. -
The following is but a sample OF numerous testl'
mOuiAls.
'.Indiana Home JC1. Co. Ind, May >, -.
Trims 10 ny tluty TO inform You thai have sur
fertd much with swollen feet anil cords. | have
not been nee from the dwellings Ia eight years
Now atu pcrirc.ly we'll. thanks l. the Ccuiaur
I.inimeut. This liuimert ought TO be appned
warm. bEN'AMlN bi'O" ~
Tie proof Is in the till. i; is reliable, 1t Is
handy IL Is cheap, and every family should have
il. To the sick aul bcG.riddcn, the halt and lame
TO the wOunJcd aud sore, we say, "Some ANA
he healed"
To the poor and distressed WAC have spent ihcJ
money for worthless incidence, "a bottle OF Ceniaur
Iluiu.cat viii Ice given without "Halgc
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-31
$2l. SEQ. $500. $500. $500

The reliable house OF ALIEN. FEOTHINCHA x
Co No. u Wall Street, New York, publish a
handsome eight page weekly paper, called the
Weekly Financial Report, which they send free 10
any address. L.. addition 10 q large number oil
able editorials on financial and business topics, II
contains very full and accurate reports OF the sales
and standings of every bond, stock and security
,iealt IN ~ the stock Exchange or handled by
Eastern linanccrs and capitalists. Mcssrs. Froth-
ingham X Co. are very extensive brokers OF large
e,per ieuce aud tried integrity In addition 10
their stock brokerage business, they sell what are
termed privileges" or "Puts and Calls" now
one Of the favorte methods OF lcgitims L. specula
ton. Their advice IS very valuable, ana ty iol
lowing il. thous sn,ls Of people have made for
tunes.-l\. Y. Metropolis. uaYlG Is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-31
Si,erif's Sale.
OXFORD. -

OXFORD. *:
Taken on execution and will b. soil
auction ut the olllte of George A VIA publ be
Paris, on saturday The 2iih lAy OF Sotem4l~- 50.
in equity which Joshua Il. Stewart H., l"e nsa,
the IAN day OF August 1876, being nv HA4 Ol
which The same was attached. ON ~ lA' o.
writ 10 redeem the following descril,ei ". 9hsnl
TO wit: certain piece or parcel of l.,J estate
in Paris aforesaid, embracing al The Ina situated
Paris Paris Elisge eonye{ci To- Joshua Steaar9, l
dated April -, A - 1871, and re.orIa"i oy feei
FORD Records. book llsi, page NJ, and nun Ok
land conveyed 20 Winfield Stc,,.r, l ~ aii iag
stoweil 10y deed dated Seutcmbcf =. ',g.a D.
no recorded y wv, ~ VAIGrg Reeor4 book ~ s ,
Joshua Ii. Stewart, by decd betf.ny az. a., W ,4d
with these pre-cnts, August D. ls,l ~''n 1lig
HORATlo AUSTIN, Deputy g.. .
Paris, October Is, 1875 ~ c4e. n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-31

W IN bffNr 4"t y OF > MARS
tons homes, cad, known
a, the John Folsom lot 20 80 Is tl,d
Geo " Hartford, adjoining
his homestead farm, 10 lCi ~
HatEravc Thomas, land on
which Wm = swans black
smiths shop stands. i 10 ~ 80
: q norton. land aud buill'
ing- IN Cole nrshbOrhUod,
described in mortgage 1"
\ Nlpieby, 10 100 l3' oJ1
Eli " johnson. lot, known
u the Decker land, j. 2it -, qct
10 u part Of homestead farm ~ lUOl
Tubia, Lord timber lot lying
bCtWe, II g Bradtlry's land
AMI SIco river, 100 OJJ l'.'O
IchabGul = Waurn, jpn'g
homestead farm on Dcu-
mark line, 100 go w -
John Richardson. GU y. l..
OF Ira Longs, On frye-
burg line, known "a the
Isaiah Warren lot. II - lO'
CYRUS WENTWORTH, Treas urc-
OF the Town OF Bruwnield.
EroWnlell. Oct. IL. lssG. Ocl1 wv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-31

Come home, John, a rolling stone
gathers 10 moss. No [ won't, mot bec,
setting hen never grows fat.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-31
commissioners Notice.

rTUE undersigned having been appointed hc
L the Honorable Judge Ut Probate Tor tbs
County OF oxford, on the third Tuesday Of Au
gust \ -. i-.t. Commissioners 20 receive and CN.
smiuc the rft,m> of creditors against tho e.. tate
OF Noes kmblli, .a'c OF Alesiou, 30 said Couuty.
deceased. represented iu,olvcut. h.tc.y g.yc NJ.
tee THAI siN mouths from The ,1te 30 sad 'ppoint.
mcnt are allowed 90 -rid creditors iu which 20
pre,cu; aud prove thc.f cIim-. AMI tHlt tACl viii
be- in session 80 ihe following pilec aUl Times for
me purpose OF rec wing ltr stuir. VIZ ~ the
hotel Of :. \ II Pic" in Egu'"fu, ou Wctne>-
DAY, the 18th lIncrn D. ,!ay of Nor-inbrr. \ u.
1876, and again NJ same place IN " cdncsdsy, the
1th day of February, 4 - -.
TIMOTHY WALKER.
SULLIVAN K. lIUTCUINS,
Commi- -oncIs.
n.i.d Iii lltL DIV or O,t0ber. \. y 80.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-31
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
Gilmore smith Il Co, Successors chip
man, iInsmer & 60.

Patents procured iu all countries. No fees IN
advance. 40 charge ior services until patent Is
granted. Pr,li Hiuuy examinations free. our
valuable pauuh'tt sent free GVpn receipt ct stamp
AIIs,ss. GILMORE, SMITH ~ co,
Washington, u. {.
ARREARS oF PAY, UuI>tl. sc.
Federal Ollccr-. ,ti.rt- tUp sailor, % lht l"tc
war or th,.g heirs, aye "a many cases yEtitit 10
money from iac Government which has been
found ~ le Due >iucc hnal payment. Write iUll
history OF service, ms -tAtc amount 90 pay ana
bounty received. Cert LcJ-y- pl tluts't I,Lci-
q. -. 4 showing service and % honorable .i-'haiSc
thtrctrom, in place Oi discharge Lost procured
Tor a small Zee. Eacio,c stamp - Gilmore y CO ,
and fall reply. with blank, VIII be sent igec.
PENSIONS! PENSIoNS,:
Al Federal Oitcr!-. soldiers aud sailors wound
ed rultured. or jurr,! The line ol duty IA the
,a;c war, and disabled thereby, can obtain pen
zion.
Widows and minor children of Officers, Soldiers
ami sailors, who have died since di-chht Se, oil
disease contracted, or wounds and injuries re-
ceiyed Ia the scf,ce and ia line OF duty, can pro
cure pensions, by addressing GILMORE 60.
Increase. rates Tor Pensioners obtained Boun'
Is laLd Warrants procured Tor service iE war
rr.ur u March 3. lNl. There are no warrants
granted for service ion the lstc rel cliion.
send stamp 70 GILMORE q CO., Washing
ton, u. G., for fun instruction.. maN<"u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-31

ONFOED, ST. ~ e. count 90 rr0i.,e b ~.
Paris within ELd ior 90, t1.lty Df ,,..-i,
on the thrt Tuesday a O.t'ler 4. -. 49,.
TOMAS y. SWAN, Executor OF ..i.. ,.t.,.
81 Harriet Howe, lake e.. WatJru.i b, So.
COUNTY, deceased. having Ite-rat,4 D.. ....-..
If administration Of Tie estate ol 49,. f..,..-,
llr allowance;
Ordered, That the said fE'ru'of give ao,.,.
TO all per.ou. interested bY Cal-iusa .at. o., ..
order TO be published three .gcc-..t tl,,r.,
oxford Democrat printed 40 rarI,. tt.t t.,. -..
tppcar a. = Probate tourI &c. Pc l,.f A.. l..-
IA ssi County on tae tuioi Tuesday o.Nlr. rs,,
ut . O'Clock Den The forenoon amt show ..l.. D.. -
they have Why ihc came .houii lot De- fl.,,-.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-31

OXFORD. ~ AT u tClrt g Probate hI.I 90
Paris. within and i-T t.s County .t 'N..
on a.. thiri lursday Oi %. t.u'I A. .'-.-
rs t.c petition oi .r.t.v santa, ... nd.
~ >auu, smith, l.,- ,i 81 ot.. .. a..
DUuu.y. deceased. BRA! - ias a., t.o.al.c I'D.
tli- .,.r-orli estate ui lr. 'atr rl-h.Y
Ordered, Ihat The said I,u-.u.r s.,ulaer
10 oil person interested ly ,.s'' Iga .ei. ,.i..
nr,l,rt1 be ps1.t.h.d th.ey week, .4ee-....-.s DO
The Oxior! p-nocrat printed - '.ii.. tt-i ts..
may app ,aI a. Probate Court to toIa - .'.I'
in .aid to.uty on the th,rt IT, .-.i, ot N.y. at'.
- J'tincs O. the forenoon AMI -l ....-".~I 4i.
they las, ~. tlr s-f-r -r Tu.G i.t '' .-it1.
Al. NALhLI. j-.s,.
INSTRUMENTATION a d., DAVIS. REGISTER