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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21

OXFORD, ss:-At Court of Probate held at
Paris within and for the County of oxford on
the third Tuesday of October \. d, 1876.
ON the petition of EMELlNE ;. HOBBS ct ais.
~ for the appointment OF Josiah 5. Hobbs, Of
Augusta, Administrator on the estate of Stevens
Smith, late Of Paris oxford Col, deceased:
Ordered, That the said Petitioners give notice TO
all persons interested by causing copy of this
order TO be published three weeks successfully in
the oxford Democrat printed al Paris, that they
may appear at a Probate CouTtto be held at Paris
in said County, on the third Tuesday OF Nov next
AZ O'Clock in the forenoon and shew cause If any
they have why the same should not be granted
a. II. WALKER, Judge
Atrue sopy-attest: II. c. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21
A New Jersey edit

A New jersey editor lost his lest
gold per and holder a few days ago. At
ter making thorough search all over the
Office, and accusing dozen tramps of its
theft, he happened to remember where he
last placed it, and bending down the top
of his ear, discovered no less than four
teen penholders Of various styles which
he haai lost during the past two years
Norri stown Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21
STATE OF MAINE.

4. he Comlissioads for re County ~ oxford
The undersigned, citizens oc the Town OF Hiram
in said County. respectfully represent that
County road was Located about three years AZ,
in the tOwls OF Denmark and Hiram In sal,
County, beginning near The dwelling house o.
VIM. Bean iu Denmark Aforesaid. thence north
casteIly to the t0An NAY IN raid Hiram leading L
the dwrllipg house at Thomas Aiahry md further
present that public convenience and necessity
luite that the location OF -l County road should
toe altered aud changed, b-gtuntu- At the south
cry end of the road, As lately built 10y Tie nh1b
liant. ol DrnmI.k. on the town. line OF said
Denmark and Hiram. ant thence running south
etly hy the fish pond on ihc farm 81 the late
Alexander Frazer 10 the village on the east side
Of SAcO River, Known ~ Hatch CO-ncr-wc there
fore pray that your Honorable Court may exam
inc -ai route, and make aud establish such alter
atOns and locations as you NAV d-cu proper.
CALEB X AVER X u others.
Hiram, Nov. !, 1876.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21
mistaken genius has invented

some mistaken genius has invented
= poe ket Photographic apparatus. You
meet a woman who pleases you you draw
out Il machine, and before she has time
to be aStOnished you have her likeness in
your pocket. A man operating with such
an up, oaratus Is warranted to have an eye
poked out with parasol several times a
day. Norrisfo,cR Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21
To The Honorable B7lId OF Count. ,.,....-
err, in aud iur ihc Duu-te OF Otf.rI '''' '

To ,hc Honorable E'lIi OF Count. Congf..-
err, In aud Cor thc Couaty OF oNfrI 'a
WE, the undersigned, a.1......r...
w of NcwrY, DO ttc Count. 20. O.. .a
Stale ct Maine. and vicinity. rr.u...'..i, '.
sent that thr public convenience Ind. r,..
quire certain alteration auI mes. Io..,....
highway leading trHm Thomas j s.--...,. l.
ling house IN saii town ul N-Dr. ..,..
Suudcf River Road, 30 called. h. a,,, ......
GodWn' dive ling h1u-. m cam f0rr q D,
and in said County. sua rs-; -a.. t...I.,.-. ~
ling Llu Go One Bear River .ltI. .r..f
gaid town 90 Ncwrr. and 90 % p.I.f0g... l..
River Road near trc school hou-e. Lad ,,.-..
MOuntain Road, 30 called. ia',I.rlf. ,.., 81"
Bear River Road. We therefor. r....., -
Honois, alcr due pre-. miuary proceed.
view said route and make -ucb a...-.t.e-.
new l0cat.O us, between sail I.4rr.. . ...-
hou-. and point on slii Boar H.r.r H.. p .
said school house and at 900. lora gI.. %. 81
Mounttin E'ai. eu called. igt0....f- .,...
Bear River Road, ls may sp.u CD .3.. ff...,.. .
be demanded by public c0ufttI,r.. .r ....
~, auI ~ iu duty b0ual W.I ,.r-r..
Dated Al NeEy, a.'r'.a.I iAs ful s.,
october, \. -. 1870.
4. A. STOWE
u s.. DIEIAN.
o. ~IIfI
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Shcrin's Sale.

OXFORD, SIS.
Taken on execution and will be sold at Public
Auction. on SATURDAY, Dee. Goth. 1876, at Two
Small in Rumford In said County, all the right in
equity which John Davis OF Milton Plantation, in
said County, has or had on the day of the attach.
ment en- the original writ in this action to redeem
the following described Real Estate situated in
said Milton Plantation, to wit: The Homestead
Farm of John Davis, on which lie formerly rcsd
ed, and on which John ID. Davis now resides, sit.
uaied in said Milton Plantation, IN sald County
of Oxford; the above described premises being
subject 10 a mortgage given to y. 5. Farnum of
RumfOrd To- secure the payment OF a note of hand
for three huHdi ed and twenty seven dollars 1927
O0), and interest, dated February 20th, 1871. on
which there is now due three hundred and eighty
nine dollars and Hnety.threc cents. Recorded
vol. l6O, page 27S Oxford Records; said mortgage
having been since assigned 10 Timothy Walker.
OSCAR +. TRASH,
Deputy Sheriff.
Milton Plantation, Oct. %, 1876. oc3l 3w
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Commissioners ofInsoIvency.

THE undersigned, nominated and appointed
i By the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the
County OF Oxford, Commi-s toner's on the Estate
OF oliver Z. Brooks, late oil Bethel in said County,
deceased. represented insOlveut. and six months
from the third Tuesday in September, ls1G, being
allowed the creditors of said estate present and
prove their claims, we hereby give notice that We
wall be in session At the office Of +. w. Woodbury.
in Bethel, viz al the store of Woodbury., Puring-
ton < Co.. the last Saturdays of January, Febru-
AIRY and March, A. ID. 1871, at one O'Clock L. NJ e,
on each Of said days, TO receive aud examine said
claims. ENOCH W. WOODBURY.,
ABERSETHI GROVER.
Bethel, Oct, Goth, 1876.
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S25. $50. SlOO. $500, $500.

The reliable house OF ALEX. FROrHINGHAM &
CO., No. II Wall Street, New York, publish
handsome eight page weekly paper, called the
Weekly Financial Report, which they send free TO
any address. H. addition 20 large number OF
able editorials on financial and business topics IL
contains very iul and accurate reports OF the sales
and standings of every bond, stock and security
dealt in ut the Stock Exchange or handled by
Eastern lnancicrs and capitalists. Messrs. Froth.
ingham X Co. are very extensive brokers of large
their stock brokerage business they sell what are
termed "Privilcges," or puts and Calls" now
one OF the iavOrite methods OF egitma L. specula
ton. Their advice is very valuable, and ey fol
lowing II, thousands of people have made for
tunes.-lN. Y. Metropolis maylG Is
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21

Profanity in Texas Is against the law
slOO worth each time. They think OF en-
forcing the law for a month and paving
the national debt
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Aoerg.
DAYS and TOices.
By G.RLArHROr

By G. T. IATHROP.
swim the elm-tree's leaves are falling,
Plaintively the pee.wee calling
Mlngles with the leaves his notes;
And the ghost OF summer nOats
Through the air.
Like the leaves, the days long vanished
Mixed with voices dead or banishe,l,
Come TO me with those sweet notes.
But the ghost of gladness floats
Through despair. Cd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21
ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES

In Small Wares, Fine Watches, * Diamond jew
elry A Large Stock Of Jewely N one lollAr each
Article. knox's SO improved Flutiug Machine 81
Rest Leather Belts, soc. Coin Silver ThmOles 2Jc
Linen Playing Cards 9jc Reyolye ~ 80 Sig
nal Service storm Glass and Thermometer, ~ On
Free BY Mail or Express. Send Postage stamps
Tor amounts less than one dollar Circulars free.
Agents Wanted. EXCELSIOR ORNAMEST Co,
10 BROADWAY New York
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
Gilmore, smith & Co., SuecesSorsto Chip
man, uosmer & Co.

man, tiOsther q tos
Patents procured in all countries No fees IN
advance. No charge for services until patent Is
granted. Preliminary examinations free. our
valuable pamphlet sent free upon receipt OF stamp
Address, GILMORE, SMITH Co,
Washington, u. {.
ARREARS or PAY, BOUNTY, sc.
Federal Officers soldiers aud sailors OF the late
war, or their heirs, IN many ca cs entitled 10
money from the Government which has been
found TO De due since hnal payment. Write iull
history OF service, and state amount OF pay and
bounty received. Certificates Of Adjuiaui General
L. :. \, showing service anu honorable discharge
thereirom, IN place OF discharges Lost. procured
for a small zee. Enclose stamp 10 Gilmore 90 ,
and fun reply, with blanks, will be sent free.
PENSIONS! PENSIONS:
All Federal OnicrTs, soldiers and sailors wound
ed ruptUrcd, or iaured IN the line OF duty IN the
late war, and disabled thereby, can obtain pen
sion.
Widows, and minor children OF Officers, soldiers
and sailors, who have died since discharge, OF
disease contracted, or wounds and injuries re-
ceiVed ia the service and in line OF duty. can pro
cure pensions, 10y addressing GILMORE 60.
Increased rates FOR Pensioners obtained. Bonn
Is Lard Warrants procure, for service in wars
prior 70 March g, $50. There are no warrants
GRANTED for service in the late rebellion.
send stamp 10 GILMORE & CO., Washing
ton, ID. C., FOR full instructions. mav21u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21
CASTORIA

Is pleasant and perfect substitute 10 ali eases
for Csstor OIL. Castoria Is the result Of an old
Physician effort 10 produce. for hi~ own practice
free from gripping.
DR.. samuel Pitcher, OF llyannis, Mae succeed.
eli in combining without the use Of achuhol, 4
purgAtive agent pleasant 10 take As honey, and
which possesses all the desirable properties OF
Castor OIL.
L Is ada opted % all ages butts especially recon.
meudCd 10 mothers rs q reliable remedy for all
disorders OF the stomach and bowels Of children.
Il is certain agreeable. absolutely harmless, aud
cheap. !. should DC used Tor wind cole, sour
stomach, worms, cJstiVeaess, Group, &c, then
Children can sleep aud mothers may rest.
J. l. Rose ~ Co 81 Dey So, New York. are the
sole prepafers OF Casturia, after Dr. Pitchers
recipe. scpl9-im
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Freedom Notice.

have given my son, ALOSLo l.. TYLER, his
time during his minority, TO act and trade for him
self and shall pay none of his debts nor claim
any of his wages alter this date.
DAVID TYLER.
witness-GEo. ii. BROWN.
Mason, Nov. /, 1876. 3w'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21

DISTINCT COURT OF lHG UNITED SiAIks -
DISTRICT OF MAINE.
IN The matter Of Err NC IA p,uvpuprcv
INTIEE, Bankrupt Nv S"'N"N' ~ -
TNHIS Is - give notice that petition has becn
i presented 10 the Count, this tWcniy-eight
day of Oct obcr, lS76 10y E1ra McIuu e % DiXheid
in said District. bankrupt, praying that he may
be dCcrecd 10 have q fuli discharge from all hi-
debts provable under the Bankrupt Act, and upon
reauing taid petition:
IL Is ordered by the Court. that hearing be had
upon the same, on the first MONDAY o. January ,
\ u. lss7, before the Court In Portland in SAID
District al 10 O'Clock \. NJ and tina notice there
OF be published in the Oxford Democrat ani the
Pennington Chronicle, newspaper, published ia
said District once week Tor three successive
weeks the last publication 10 De thirty days nj
least before tie day OF hearing. and all creditor,
who have proved ticr debts aud others 300 interest
ma appear IL said time aud place, and show
cause, II any ilcy have, Why the prayer OF sai.
petitioner uld not bee .tEptcd
WM. l. PREBnE. Clerk
OF District Court for SAID District
at T.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21

White, for the+iuman Family.
yellow for Horses and Animals

These Iiniments are simply the wonder Of the
world Their effects are little less than marvell'
Gus vet there are some things which they willnoi
DO irhey will not cure cancer or mend broken
bones, but they will always allay pain. They have
Strengthened fingers, cured chronic rheumatism OF
many years standing, and taken the pain from
terrible burns and soalds, which has never been
done by any other article.
The White LinIment Is for the human fami'
w. IL will drive Rheumatism, Sciatica and NeV'
falgia from the system: cure Lumbago, Chill
blaius, Patsy, Itch aud most CutlnCous Erupuons
IL extracts frost from frozen hands and feet, Snd
the poison OF bites aud stncs of venomous rep
tiles it subdues swellngs and aeviates pain OF
every kind.
For sprains or bruises il Is the most potent rem.
edy ever discovered. The Cent1ur Linimcnt Is
used with great efficacy for Sore Throat, Tooth
ache Cakcd Breast, Eurache and Weak Back. -
The following is but = sample Of numerous tesis'
mOnials:
Indiana Home, JeG. Co. Ind, May p, -.
think IL my duty 10 inform you that have sur
fcred much wid swollen feet and cords. i have
not been free from the swclings in eight years.
Now am perfectly well, thanks To the Centaur
Linimcut. This Liniment ought 10 be applied
warm. BENJAMIN BROWN
The proof is ii the trial. Il is reliable it l.
HANDY, IL is cheap, and every family should have
IT, To the sick and bcd.riddcn, the halt and lame
70 the wounded and sore, we say, "Come and
be healed"
To the poor and distressed who have spent their
money for worthless incidence, bottle OF Centaur
Liniinent will be given without charge
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21
The Yellow Cen,aur Linimeni

is adapted to the tough skin, flesh and muscles OF
horses and animals. IL has performed more won
dcrfnl cures % SPAWN, Sprain. sweeney, Wind.
calls, Scratches and general Lamencss, than all
other remedies in existence. Read what the great
ENpressmcn say OF II;
'-Ncw York, January, 1874.
every owner of horses should give the Cen
tanr I.inimCnt a trial. We consider 10 the best
article ever uscl in stables.
I'll. MARSH, Supt Adams TX Stables, y. !.
"E. PUI.TL, Sup't 1 = Tx. Stables. \.
"ALBRLT :. OLIN, SuP't Nat TX. Stables, y. \.
Montgomery, Ala Aug. l., 1870.
"Gcntlemep,-l have used over one gross OF
Ccntaur Linimcut, yellow wrapper, on the mules
nr my plantation. besides dozens Of The family
Linimcnt for my negroes. | want 10 purchase II
al the wholesale price, and Will thank YOU 10 ship
me BY Savannah steamer one gross OF each kind.
Mcssrs \. 4. stewart X Co, Will pay your bill on
presentation. ResPeciy, JAMES BROWN
The best patrons Of this Liniment are farricrs
and Veterinary Surgeons. ltheal, Calls w ounds
and PclLEvil, rtmOycs Swrllings and i worth
millions of dollars L. Farmers, LNory.rion, stock
growers, sheep raisers, and those having horses
or cattle. What y farrCr CAnuQt DO Tor go the
Centaur Ilumcn' Will 10 for a tr1ing cost,
These Linmcn Is are wsr9uted by the propri-
ciors aud bottle will be given 10 any farricr or
Phvsician who desires TO test ;hrm. sold every
where.
Laboratory Of J. b. ROSE IL CO..
o. DEY ST. NEw YORK.
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The Little Rock
and Fort Smith
r A IL w A 7

J po CD ~ @ a Ia S
Farming Lands, Grazing Lands, Fruit Lands, Vine
Lands, Coal Lands, Wood Lands, some lraltie
Lands Bottom Lands, and Uplands, on terms Ia
suit the purchaser. Six per cent. interest
on deferred payments. Ten per cent discount
for cash. For full particulars, maps and pamph-
letsapply to w. ID. SLACK, Land Commissioner
lille Rock. Arkansas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21
Highest Premium al The Centennial awarded 10 the
lamb KNITTING MACHINE

Hnits n Stocking I'm ID Minutes
Knitting in the heel and narrowing on the toe
complete; knits all sizes: narrows and widens at
will: and knits the web Tubular or Flat, Single,
Double or Ribbed, Producing all Varieties OF
Il NIT Apparel. Send fOr circulars and sample
stocking. LAMB KNITTING MACHINE co,
ChicOpee Falls, Mass, or Boston, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21
IN BANKRUPTCY

DISTRICT Court on Tug UNITED STATES -
DISTRICT OF MAINE.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-04-06
A DOMESTIC soERoy,trHqre is a

A DoMEsRIc SoRRQW,+rrlEEerg is a.
characteristic consersation- sshich- ocs
Cured seme tlne. since betweep cer~
tain Mrs. SmitKahd o. MFsE- JONES'
The husbands Of both belonging to
tho Blank Club, and upon certain
dceassi1SSh5 ssi1S = twp WY. &is and cay tsIifIsd
over the thoir grieVan eessOislbba 81 .aaIaI
Said Mrs jones' "My dear, ,dQsyou
kno WstlikG1ah dShappyfn aa
"No, dear, had not the romotest idea
Of Ss7 hing that KIND. ri sSoii are
living oaSuohOlu2nsgWudIiSo stlsatsE
spPp9Ssd yoR yaoaRpsstRoa to- be the bsPgiGst Af
mortals." .s8aREga0zz
SOB, no, [ never think of thatgforsI
am loo, too anhaPpy ,adaesl Isoirg saliT
What makes you aSspssnhappy2s
ooh, noyor mind, dear; it docs not
concern anysoheeS In the wofld but my,
self but I am droadfully unhanpy.Aad
suppose I am the most ,Hunh6ppy per-
son "no hVcs. eiHso az 70 nol
"Do tell mo what it is?'
"WelE,f ,fmy dcaT,s II yooidhfEEWRiif know,
it is this: My husband goes otit and
stays all nights at tho 5crdb and plays
cards, Aim t tint headfulaaosgl@ 50
Mrs. Smithagazed gats@irs. Jones
very. calmly and placidly and plying
| ly, and thep, remarked: a.
80 "My dear Mrs. Jones, / was abso-
lutoly frighteRcdT T2nII was alarmed
shuddercd for fcaryoub wereloboutt tt
relate some terrible mystery. You
are not half as, unhqppy, as Lam. Ian
tho most unhappy, miserable. woman
TINT even IIvAdPIR0M4 0M0Tg
\ "What! said Mrs, ones, t"You un-
4 happy;>and so much admired and ca,
rcsscd by society," oHAu9 sFeuLg
n e "Yos, tle,mostlhear broken. VIC omar
Won overknewS, iei it77A troo go 81 2
yo'uL oNG y EhihpWGiR- iaR0tiIo aosiOO GSS
A "What can be the cause of this2Sss
jss - You, ny dSer Sgeqrg
SEQ my husbardE goes, out, and2stay'
all night, and-woll, he stays all nigh
and tries to play cards, but can t.
Those other bellows beat Him every
night A''' = '''l| o.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-04-06

AN UNcoNoIoUs ANGEL.-A lady
in a certain church not long ago de-
stroycd the devotio. of a part Of the
congregation by sitting in a front
pew in summer time with child's
doll stuffed in her skirts in place OF
the conventional hustle. There were
the head and arms appealing to the
congregation, and the lady all the
while was singing like an unGonsci.
ous angel. vvwror
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-04-06
lust En6H,Ae4, oiaias ,ssgledr dawslbpeu {, Pries

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The'%a6rld -Pei6whisd antiIb5f, id thiS adni.
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|s9alt tia d GeHoliaao3e eIg abroad

-o@ssreaqnFAsFgEg,s. e. bsdj.a aissiB75:@
ofbn ana fassf ssdnd ddyg, DecehJer 10, ,,athe
,IRas s9p gsgaFraiasoah ethe tSOuth lGGrolipR
70 n0A 'n' F6R EoLtMBtA." ''"'D"'',.
sSab vel eBd6da5S aesceptea1ia do7sh
dlcav@Gbhrlestons esvesl bOssoo9l5dR
A5fbB n iSGYlumhiSl zlemilnU rod 9IqSR@I
=. 49,. FOR AUGUSTA.k o,n mo
Leave Charleston g9n to 6f5i2fh
Arrive at A0geste~ - S----~--- l5 p m
8soSa aniaFoRo 6 SHtRLEsT0Nasd aW
qwO. baaofss fssoEpSS3ys teFpSRtealo cyl sd,
aseisb IL tohSFiestda noApdo {q4SSSS2%% 5 z
4eaye eAseSstso2 odl ,ut saaiss oo,esm
oooi S0IbMBfA HIdnf EXpREsSS!. !''"p
f@iToas Columbus noaroq odd Iu& 20 70 @ z
hfPys hf2FS fSSRRSlt & ss5JSya ob OF q %
7'od1 AUGUSTA NfGtiT EXtREss.s "a al
EtS3e GshsPestbHo iuo AooL $500 4 tbt3 4
Arrive ut Augusta 7a5 q m
Leave Augusta -, 81. ,------------- 80 p m
Arrive at Charles Qnour7iy ono" 40 m
SUMMERY1LLE TRAIN.
NSuuusS acASSptoa
Leave Summeryiller al s,,s,ll.W so IN
Arrive at Charleston .845a m
dIeGisQ Ohhrlest6n 4as edi adw e'SqS ; m
Arrive at Summeryiller,,ai ai .f, ,,r d 80 pm
CAMDEN TRAIN
Connects Mt KingVilI6 dailY fe&Gcpt SUM
daysl with Up and-DowH buy and Passenger
6rainsv .YylsgI ~ nHhl 4uBoy 4
Day and Night Trains connect at Augusta
with Georgia RailroadJ Macon and Augusta
Railtoad and Central Railroad. fgtfis nruufe
via Atlanta is the quickest and most direct
route, and as comfortable and cheap as any
otiIer routes, to- Mont gonery sSeIma, Mobil6,
YeI Orleans, and all other cp9ints.Soutlwesh
and TO louisville, Cincinnati, Chicago, st.
Lohiss and alb otheripoints West and [North1
ESBS7f SBhSy7 fraAin ia connects At Columbia wi,a ,no
Throu ghs Tfaih on Chhrlottee Roui (Which
leaycs,pti9 p p, ~ for ahcppints' North.
Night Train connects with Local Train
(which leaves Columbia NJ 8 a. m. for poin Is
on Charlotte Road. gH'- lpcun MH lEuu
Laureps Railroad Train connects at New
berry on Tuesdays, Thursdays and satur-
| days. is8Tdl ~dj gyEu hoVg9js liIl
Up Columbia, Night Train, connects closely
| with the Greenville and Columbia Railroad
od ySs.i S92SOLOM0NS, Superintendent
s., B4 PlcKESs, General Tiekct7Agent.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-04-06

Uncle Daniel Drew was the only
man who knew the word by which
his combinations safe was opened
One morning he was i'll and did not
get down to his office, so they sent to
get the word. "Door" was the word
the messenger was told, but he work
ed with it half an hour and the safe
remained closed. He returned to
The old gentleman. "What word
did sou say?" "Door! doorI' shouted
Uncle Daniel. The clerk, suddenly
remembering that Mr.. Drew was &C.
centric in some things, aeked, GLOW
do yon spell it, su?" "Such ignor-
ance! Do are, of course" The safe
was opened.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1876-04-06


A GREAT MOTHER TO A GREAT Son.
The mother of John Quincy Adams
said in letter to him when he was
only twelve.
81 would rather soc you laid in
your grave than grow up protane
and graoelosslRoy E>R&VS ss|a -
Not long before his death q gen
tleman said to him:
81 have found ont who made you,
Mr.. Adams"
"What do you mean?" asked Mr.
Adams.
The gentleman replied:
II have been reading the publish
ed letters Of your mother" "l-la =
"It," this gentleman relates, 81
had spoken that dear name to some
little boy who bad been for7weeks
away from his mother, his eyes could
not hayer dashed more ,brightly,,nor
his face glowed quicker, than did
the eyes of thatryenerable old man
when pronounced the name of his
mother. He stood mp in peculiar
manner and said: yes, sir; all that is
good i'll me l owe to my'mother."