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Hiram.

Mr.. Stephen II. Fessenden has sold HI.
arm 10 Denmark to f Twin Pingree. Al d
mas removed 10 the farm of Mr. Ho.ea
L. Allen IN Hiram, which he has bouvb,
MI Allen has bought the Morris CLARK
laFm on the table lands of Tear Can
lie has removed toe barn. and erected .
stable and is making olaer improve
msn'S. Tbs farm siT ,rds one OF The
hnest views ia The country
Rev. lsasc J Mead was elected Sinner
visor OF Scaools in September in place o,
Fred .. BAsior, who is teaching in Mas.
saehuseI,s. Mr. Mead is RENDERING
eaTrts. and efficient service in The cause
OF education.
John Pierce, E.q. has Sc. out some %
beautiful elms on both sides ii the stree,
il fro-t Of his residence and lo,.
Mr.. Fred. Puien. a student at the
state College, aud a brother of the editor
o; he Press. is teaching tue Grammar
school &c the Union District, containing
Hiram aud Els, Hiram villages. lie is
said 10 oe PDU.H in the rigb. direction.
Tao days since an an,ediluvian ap-
Pear,d to Us at night en- route Tor pig
street, with - dilspida,ed ho.se. From
The tact that he kindly permitted tie
beaS; TO iie down several times in the
street and 10 rCst and refresh himself. he
l. Supposed to be disciple Of that good
man, MIR. BerS5. 4 wicked wag sus-
&, el that The horse may be Tie voners-
be qlNdruped OF Mr.. Taboo, as he ca
reeucd near The Hayes and Wheeler flag
Nj. NiIioughby Lowell hiss removed
TO Cornish.
Mr. Samuel Brown ha' returned from
California alter 81 absence Of eight years,
aod has bough, the place vacated by Mr..
Lowell.
NJ. Joseph Warren has sold his farm
70 Ephralm Sanborn OF Denmark, aid
has bought the farm Of the late Ammi
BoyulOu IN Cornish.
LIEWEILNN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-19

Dc. ll.-Tle Line school di>tric', IL
-lrg sixteen t--ns in Hartford al
--l 10 DucAhe,c. h=yirg built this seas, q
-- %. ,le o.s. % angel aGi oes. flushed
90. a1u ia e.. ler town. ard wishing
l-j.4le -. s.ue AMI 20 have re-
-lo o.. teachers aud pupils appoint, d
} Committee oil five 20 make arrange
>sa.s Tor the SANE. According 20 puo.ie
':.ce, many met on the b. At tbs COM
-scce neut Of snow storm, which
sovsd 20 be the mos, violent OF the ses-
co, and listened with in,eres: 10 the
loving programme:
appropriate remarks By the chairmsp,
ans / Sd. Of Hartford. Senator elect ;
@41.ng Of Scripture and Invocation by
'4 Cyrus Kicker. Hartford; America
.as choir. Miss Mary S.orer OF Buck
-i. orgaais,; History OF The District "
q G.ckleL Hartford; Recess Tor coz
.f-.oa.i'H aud retresbmeut. Afternoon .
-lsc; Reading Of q letter from VIM T..
anal, Boston pupil tbir,y years ago ;
-srss by 4 fred Cole, ). ;. Committee
o-c.ls.d, Experience OF teachers md
'sts b Moses Alley, ex-S. ). Con-
Zee % Hartford, Cyrus Kicker, james
81 Liuua / isl, Wm. B.cknell from
'~i-ri, and Henry Irish aud Charles H..
'y OF Buckds'd. all pointing to q
q, future OF the district which had
%, So many pupils aud teachers %
tx tal' SAFE snd other States Of the
2a; S-lec, music by the choir Sing
!" BY many. 20 tee air Aud Lang
-'' he following. written by Hartford :;
~" meet lere with fiieuds that're dear,
Use OBJ l.Iirlte
-. rr.e 300 futpfv-Cue,
.-' To- -H r..-J.i-t-.
pave come Nl b hearts as one.
7li .e Al hour.
f'.. .-eN ,la- blessings low
f-l give th- ruling power
Fe. 'la tl.> asiiOwed Ound,
,1 .i.. al- before
-s, p a'lt ,ayst friends 80 kinl
Ttv- OF v0se
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artistic manner, An effort TO encore
was promptly silerced by the President,
Ia the gale OF Saturday week our
steam mill lost its st1oko stack. 1t was
Pot in position Monday.
Miss Gerry of Portland, has a fine
class Of vocal scholars in this village
her singing at the Norway concert, last
week. Is very highly spoken of. Those
~ishirg to cultivate this most euteltsin-
Ing art, will do well to place themselves
under so excellent a vocalist as Miss
Gerry.
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So. Paris.

5. F. Briggs u e. Il. Cummings have
bought and drove in over 1000 sheep, the
greater part of which have been killed
and sent to parties for canning.
Tie Shoe Factory employs about
eighty hands and is increasing the mum.
her daily. There is no doubt but that
the enterprise will be great help to our
village.
q. a. Marsh, agent for Burnham X
Morrill,. and oue oi our btS. citizens,
moves TO Harpswell in March. where he
will engage in packing Holsters in bi.
new factory built by himself, especially
for that purpose. +.
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Nou-Rcsident Taxes

Horace Cammioss Tor the rmdeed-
Ell 10 him by Abel TAYLOR, said
deed recorded ~ oxford RecOrd-
book To-, page g., a. being the Tor
mer homestead of SAINT Records ll5-GJD u -
Value Oi personal property N
Tax On 90
Marian 4. BeSsCe, land bombed Is
follows. on the west by Paris line,
ON Tie north b. land on Alden Bcs-
sea former home farm, and on the
sOuih hy HOtatO g.. Lebanon
land beinE called The johnny gum.
pus lot, east 10y land OF \. Bes-cc - euJ 10
Alden Be-see or unk'n, that part OF
his former home stead farm lying bon
the town OF Hebron, bounded ON
the north BY land OF l.. :. StUrtc
want, east hy land owned 10y How
ace Cummings, sortE by II e.. Lc
BarrOu.s johnny Buupus lot and
west by land OF Marian 4. Be-seo
and the east by Paris town line 81 In . 81
George faIris 5 .-i -.
David 4. Record - 80 -
H.. GRET NWOOD. treasurer
OF the town o. Hebron.
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Gs sioUs meetings are now held in The
- >.t1oiho0se. ID strict No s Sunday
.-s.ooo, acd oa Thursday evenings
.v : Wrusn and Rev. 4. \ c. Abbott
easl. . Iile au interest seems TO be
---.,,.ed among The people 10 regard 20
E reformation.
Oar ,eho1. closed ,ae -ib u't.. alter 3
.-c'>,.al term %. ten weeks. under Z, e
.-,.r-c.. 20 90 Miss Rose \. A951tt
- Elm.or'.
DE- E-i9-m Cub holds Us temperance
-e---> every SUNDAY g, z. 81. in
-,s.1p,. house. di,.rc. NJ. 3. Speakers
...C5 o. sUtrj. I. Ii. L.
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ST. NICHOLAS for 1877,

Which opens with NOFcmltr, ls,j, begins . sAor,
and very euttrtaiuiug tcrtl from inc French, 'Ihc
Kingdom OF the GREEDY, q story adopted 20 tho
holiday season. Another serial Oi absorbing inter
est 90 30, IS, "iIis DNu Master by j. L. IroW.
bridge, begins 100 llc Christmas Holiday number.
The Christmas Holiday Number OF S. Nichols.
-upcrhy illustrated, contains 2 very Interesting
paper "1ho BOYS oi DOCS E3yhGoi. by WILLIAM
CILIEN EElANI. 1ri 81 ho-tot other Interesting
and instructive alico-, poetry ana pictures max
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ever publ -hcl. DO not lil O. secure O cop
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Durin. the scar there IS 10 DC Interesting paI 90
Tor boy, by William Cullen Bryant J1hn e.. Whit
Tier Thomas lluzGCa, William Hewitt, ~. llO-
land, George Mcdonald, sanford i Hunt Fran.
T.. stockton, AID others.
There Will b. short st1Tc- Hud sketches OF spec
ial interest 90 Irll by Harriet Prescott ~pOhOis
susan Coolidge. slr1u Winter Kellogg, ElIahe-.
stuart Phelps, Lou!-l'Alcott, Iucreila !. Haze.
celia TE.Nter Many MIpCs DOLCE md many
oth,rs. There Wili al-) br Twelve ~ ficiurcr'
by Professor PROCTOR tuc Astronomer. VAIN ma
.hoU NJ tile ~.U- ~ Fac. ~ u.h-' Which VIII
De hkciy Co -urpJsa u interest an. series On pop
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For the past two weeks tho river has
Afforded liue field for skaters. The lads
aud lasses have avaied themselves of the
opportunity, those who have skates using
them, those who have not. borrowing
while the unfortunate ones who could
neither borrow nor Beg did the next besI
thing.
Our school under Ihe instruction q
Miss Alice X. Hammond closed last Fri
day evening with a llceum. Tho exer.
c!ses consisted OF music. declarations
recitalions, reldir - ard q paper. The
parts were well sustained, doing credit
to both teacher and pupils. and full
house rewarded their efforts, showing
that the parents were interested.
.. o.
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t.ilsad.

.... the oyster supper that came
.- ,.e J,a .E, was grand success
.-.-- number was preseat and every
q. seemed Co eljly The supper. The
-e. eds amounted 10 abou. 80 CO.
l-.u =s \. Adams's family Of Gilead,
+. .-r several Years = station agent a.
.-l.u. y II, celebrated his china
',--.ls The evening OF the 9Th Of Nov.
De a.-se was filled 20 is ovutlIwing,
-- ;as evening" passed livery pleasant
Inc tienis OF Mr.. \ presented him
pa china ,ea set costing SO.
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The Mga>se has attained 10. one quarter cen
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"a the years have passed, and o. Uiure seems a.
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Rarp,r's N.nfti8 Is marked by the same lharlc'
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WcAt Paris.

Apron Festivals. The Ladies' AiC
Society" OF West Paris, will hold al
Apron Festival at Centennial Hall, West
Paris, on Wednesday eve, Dec. 20.h,
1876. Programme 10 consis, Of Music.
Tableaux. Dialogues. Declarations, Re-
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Are Doing Wonders, .

M,ssrs Weeks x Potter: Gentlemen -CnLLINs'
NoirNC FLA~rEES are doing wonders. They
work llSs magic. aud those you cent lat are 81
I'D and more wanted. Please send me three
dozen as soon as YOU get ,h.- Money enclosed
herewith. ! want the-u 90 morrow NIGHT, % .o-.
.iblc. In haste Yours. 7. !. Palmer +. VI.
W. Fayctic, Ne, May l. $50.
NoTU. Nj. Palmer Is the Postmaster OF North
Flyettc, and having become convinced OF ihc
great value Of these fasicr- ht actual use, nee has
obtained them upou iN orable terms and IS selling
la-.e quantities. \ medicine that thus recon
u.uds itself cannot De- too hiShly commended.
enc Plaster sells dozens.
Sold Ly all druggists FOR - cents. Sent Oh re-
c,iptoi = cent, FOR one, Sl.2i ior six 80 loT
~ clyc, carefully wrapped, aud warranted perfect
by WEEKS 4 POTTER, Proprieiors, Boston
Mass.
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A''eF voting the custom ry tn .nks,a, a
C..S amos rarki+, Decator Ii isl, NIL
C Io'a lr'sO' aud theie wives, to prepare a
Onfis'mas Tree at tai. House "Sw, q,
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Dr. Davis takes exception 10 The
men, of our Greenwood spont-
f. AS: wees lie says be did no. deny
b: AR. Roberts, leg was fractured
,4y-. Il think know when limt
rae ured. aud he q Il renee between
9loiI fever and pulmonary consumP-
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Scribner's Monthly.
An UnrivaIled Illustrated Magazine,

When !, RIBNFR issued its famous Mdsupmcr
Holiday number in July. a friendly critic st OF f.:
1--WE are not sure but that SCRIBNER has touched
high.wa;er mark. We 10 NOT see what worlds 9re
Lett to il 10 conquer iilf The publishers do not
consider that tleY haycrachNi "!ip7 ~ ~ Of eN'
cellence--thOv believe there gre other worlds u
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OF Foreign Travel w. have a Winter on the
Nile" By cen. Mcclellan; ",dUnterin1s About
Constautiuoplc. l., f.r lrs Dudley Warner; goat
OF My Window 20 y I.avH, hy Euselg iuyler
"An American in Turk star etc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-19

Dec. l3 On Saturday, the last.
MIR. Amos Abbott of this place committed
suicide by hanging. lie has always led
bachelor life. and lived with his rel.-
tives 10 this place, For the past two
years he has lived with his nephew, Mr..
Charles Abbott. where he was kindly
cared for and provided with every needt d
Comfort. The cause OF this rash act is
unknown. He was enjoying his usual
good health, and worked at saving woo
that forenoon till eleven o'clock, when be
left his work and went 10 lhe stable
where he was found soon aiterwarCs
hanging by the neck. dead. He WAS
about eighty-:hree years old. d.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-12-19

Mr.. SIERRA DUSuAM, whose death We recently
announced, was born in Mdd,eboro', Mass, APP
25th, 1896. lie was about one year old when his
father moved to Paris. lie has, sin &C that time
resided in Paris with the exception of about tive
years, when he lived at Lewiston. Mr. Durham
was a member OF the Bapti.t Church At No. Paris
and lived a life Of pioty and virtue IN accordance
Herewith. lie had large circle OF mourning
relatives and friends. He left one child, IN only
daughter, wife OF Cyrus Perkins, Esq, of Paris
Hin.
Dearest father, thou hast LEFT US
Thy loss We deeply feel
But God hath beTeft US,
lie can all our sogrows heal.
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Locke. NIIIis.
LLEwEILYN

T,b5etts * Buck, successors to L L.
Rand * Co, have filed their store to its
utmos- capacity, and are selling low for
cash. Boots aud shoes especially. vely
low.
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OUR TABLE.

The Maine Genealogist and Biographer for Il {
curren; quarter opens with an article upon the
There is also fine full page illustration Of the
gentleman. The other articles are varied, valuable
and enter aiming This publication is doing a
good ORR for Maine, in preserving records and
"reminiscences of inestimab!e value TO tie histo
ran and antiquarian, which otherwise would bC
LOST. Dr. W. Il, Lapham is the able editor, who
should be address Ell at Augusta.
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MAR RIED.

In Bethel, Dec 3, by Rev. u. Garland, Nj. Asa
F. Sicarns and Mi,sAngelia Powers, both OF Is.
In Byron, Nov -. boy J.. G.. WashOurnc, Esq
VI =. lIodsdou Of Byron and Miss Kate NJ. Rand
o AudOyer, Me.
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Feather Report

Temperature hast week al A. VI.
sunday, SC clear; Monday, - clear; Tues
day, l2= snow; Wednesday, go cloudy; Thurs
day, 3l3 c.oudy; Friday, "a clear; Saturday
l.. cloudy
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Atlantic Monthly
FOR 1877.
TWENTIETH AR!

The Publishers have the pleasure Of annOunc.
Ing the following attractive features OF the ALLAN.
TIC for lss..
HENRY w. LONGFELLow will contribute an I'M
usual number OF poems, and JAMES RI SELL
LOWELL, JOHN q. WHITTIER. and OLIVER WEN
DALI HOLMES Will also furnish poems. Poetry
may also be expected irom T.. {. STEADMAN. T..
Il. ALpRlCH and other well-known Atlantic
poets.
4. Il. ALDRICH will contribute . story in three
parts, and CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS. JR q Sc
ries Of papers on Colonial History. w. ID. How
Ellis Will publish two stories in dramatic form, OF
three numbers each, a novel feature in magazine
literature. Mr.. IIOWells will also furnish some
charming essayS on New England Country Life.
MARk TWAIN will be frequent contributor.
MRS. kLMELE's chapters OF old WOman's COS
Sip viii extend through considerable portion
OF the year and viii furnish delightful pictures Of
places and people she has seen. CHARLES HALE
will write Few brief papers on Egyptian Life, and
q. L. LAIlIRoP, Author Of "a study of Haw-
ihornc,' several Essays on American Authors.
/ TALEABLF SERIES or PAPERS
ON various professions and cmployments will be
furnished by distinguished writer's and viii DIES.
cribe the Work OF 4 School Superintendent, New
England Farmer, i Western Farmer q Managing
Editor, Congressman, Cotton Manufacturer a
Pennsy lvana Iron Manufacturer, etc, etc.
An unique feature OF the magazine for l-'I will
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Mothers

Mothers can secure health tor tneir chil
dren and rest for themselves BY the use OF Cast.
oria, perfect substitute for Castor Oil. 1t is
absolutely harmless aud is as pleasant 20 take
- honey. For wind-Colic' sour stomach, Worms
or Constipation for Young or old, there is othing
Ike it. It certain (, il is speedy, il is cheap.
Cakcd Breasts, Rheumatism, sclatioa,
>sellings, Sprains, Stin Joints, Burns, scalds,
Poisonous Bites, and all flesh, bose and muscle
ailments. can be absolutely cured by the Centaur
Iinimeuts The White Liniment is for the human
family, the yellow Centaar Linlment is for spav
ned. lame and strained horses and animals.
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