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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21

AUCTION SALES
By Macon, Ellison 4 Co.
sAL1 OF TIE RIvEHURS OF THE PUBLIC
MARIBfD

DY MACON, ELLISON Il co., ALBEIT
- Paul, Au0tioueeE - VIII DO sold Ut public
auction, In the Council Chamber. City Hall, On
Friday October n. 1876, ct twelve O'Clock NJ
TIE revenues ef the following mentioned aaskets
aue the month Of November 1876
/. RRUTT AND VEGETABLE MARKETS
Z FRB1CH MRAT MARKET.
3. POYDRAS AND PiLIR MARKRTS
I. TRBNR MARKET.
5. WARRINGTON AID PORT NARKITa
s. 81. BERNARD MARKET
2. LIZ BRETON NARKGT
s. ST. MARv MARKET
8. MAGAZINE MARKET
TO- CLAIBORNE MARKET.
ii. JEFFERSON CITY MARKET
H. SORAPURU MARKET
IL. NINTH STREET MARKET
IA. ALGIERS MARKET
The markets will be sold separately
Terms-Cash on the spot IN Uaited States cur.
rency.
The city reserves the right to reject anv and all
bidA j. O. LANuRY.
oc2l st Administrator Of Commerce.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21
TAX COLLECTOR,s AAIE-NO. xSAr
STATE OF 10 UISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
First District, City Of New Orleans

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. PORTION OF
GROUND, fronting on ITALIA street. in square
10 20; q, sessed In the name of +. 4. JUSTUS,
'AMES GRAHAM, curator I'D hoe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21
REPUBLICAN, OCTOBER 81 1875

FTAZ C0LL9IT OH a4L8:
~, s 9. ss!..'s' 3 :.1 ]. -:
Third District, City sf New 0rlsssa
ssAgsv az, Ioula14xAa sE4sA.eosCsoss !. q. q
es@s 9 5sa * '1s1ssSS d. sosskf f.' ~ emo
. 3 g Ss4rz a ce1ssrs.. o.,.os.
10. II Hlysfan re d. street
New Orleans October IL, 1851
ny vnruK OF tbs POWER IN NH VESTED BY
u the cot Of the Legtslature OF this STAT No -
q s, :lVss-ss asss :, ~ 2i'His ss: q
ss;Ss lss1 . s1siss 15k
t6i 1syfss S S:|aas'eo P'ssRso5tSs
M las. bounded BY London evsnss: aa ;,n 81
having b. 2. s:;ss s. y = e
smHntine to thirty six dollars and twenty i've
cents, together with oil costs, penalties and
At sid sale the property will not b adjudieated
unless the bid 10 for suticient amount 10 satissy
npo. sss for the @
1911 and is76 together witn TIE penalties thereon
and Gil costs and charges which may NJ ve accrueo:
The purchaser at this tale IL entitled to be put
Terlns-Cash on the spot.
ssate Tax Collector, Third Districf, City Of New
-, Orleans 81 cola ~ IS
TAX COLLsCTOR's sALE-NO. 5ss3.
STATE OF LOUIsIANA-PARlsH OF ORLRANS-
First Distrsct, City Of New Orleans.
STATE OF LoUIsIANA vs. PORTION OF
GROUND. fronting on coruer Of TeEpsichors
and Frerot streets, In square No 38S; aeseaoed
In the -nsms Of MIA J. n. HALL. JAMES
GRAHAM, curator id hoe.
STATE TAX CoLLBcfoR's Oy1cs.l
uO. 1853 0rAvieS street, }
New Orleans, October b. 1876
DY VIRTUE OF TIE POWER ~ nh VESTED BY
ID the act Of the Legislature Of this state No II
Ell ~ public suction, 1t my once. No iss DRAWER
WRDkEsD DAY. October Is, 1876, at twelve O'Clock
HSTs 81 Is onng
ON corner Of Terpsiehore and RYeret streets. in
square No. 385. bounded by Locust. Ffsret, Terp.
sichoro and Aelpcmene streets measuring 50 feet
provements and sppurtensncss thereuDts belong
Said property having been seised by mo to aat-
isfy privilege aud claim due tho staie of Louie
amounting to fourteen dollars and any cents. To-
gether with al costs. penalties And ch.rgeA
Al said sale the property win not DO adjudicated
the Aforesaid claim and also the unpaid taxes
upon said property for the years 1878. 1879, 1873,
1871, 1870 and 1863. together with the p. n Aties
thereon. and all costs and charges which may
The purchaser at this sale 10 entitled to b put
In immediate possession.
Tunnel on tho spot.
STATE TAx Collector, First District, CITY Of Esv
Orlanns. ocA % rs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21
TAX COLLECTOR,s sALE-NO. cess.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE-NO. cess.
STATE OF LOUIsIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
First District City Of New OrleaRA
STATE OF LOUISIANA vs.. ONE LOT OF g. OUND,
On But, rps street. In square No. $40; assessed
in tbs hame Of Mas T. KROP, JAMkS Ora.
ham, curator I'd hoe.
STATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE,
No 1853 Gravier street, )
New Orleans, October IL. 1876.
DY VIRTUE OF THK POWER IN MK VESTED By
ID the act Of the Legislature Of this state, M. ~
OF 1879, approved March IA, 1878 will proceed to
soil at public auction ct nv Office No. f69 Gravier
street in the said First District Of thh city, on
H., the following described property. to wit
ON8 LOT OF GROUND, on Ruterpe street. In
square No. $40, bounded by Franklin, Liberty, Eu
terpe and TerpsichoEe streets. AsuIing - feet
inches by 13s Seet.
Said property having been seized by mo to satisfy
. privilege and claim quo the State OF LouisiAna
for tAxes upon SAID property for the year 1873,
amounting to twenty.0De dollars md seventy d We
osuts, together with all costs, penalties and
charges
At aid sale the propsrty will not be a1jud:cated
tho afore said claim, and also the unpaid taxes
upon said property for the years 1875 1874 and
1879, together with the penalties thereon, and Ill
coats And charges which may have accrued.
The purchaser 1t this sale 10 entitled 70 be put
In imme diaie possession.
1exns-Cash on the spot. '
&. FULTON,
state Tar Collector, First District, City Of New
OreAns. celia % Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21

STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OP ORLEANs-
Third District, City Of New Orleans.
STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. A PORTION OF
ohouND, fronting on ST. Bernard street, in
square No 625; assessed in the name of MIR
EUGENE DE- ST. ROMES.
STATE TAX CoLIEcroR's OPprc.
No II Elysian Fields street.
New Orleans October 49, 1876 !
X .vlRTtE OF THE POWER IN ME- VESTED Ry
f Be act OF the Legislature of this State M ~
san 49, =. approved March a. 1873 viii Drocaed to
En,d a. pubic auction 1T my office. No. n EIvsisp
~ street IN the said Third District ~ this citv
~ hsDAl. October g. 1876 at ryvaIva o;oicII,
CTp amp.nGVWlng described property to Wit
"a S cEhi AIN PORTION OF GkOIND in snr.,.
1890 ~, 20, bounded by ST. Bernard Lsharna anT Rnh
U,sson streets, fronting on st, Bernard straot
imnrng ~ by 100 feet. Together with ali fSe'
longing pp"A'on@hces thereunto be-
Oaia property having been seized BY me tn sat,.fv
p,siege ana claim due the State of fon;.;nny
ior taxes upon said property FIR tn VI a
amounting to twenty niue ,ars fnoayhsr aG,f,
az costs; pehal,les and charges VIII
AZ sNG s9lo the property will NOT he a 5ird;o..s
unleso the DID 10 for sufficient amomrr y, s.2
the afO, said claim, and also the u,, ~ Sas.sy
up0n said property for the yesrs Ia, TO-, .aAes
1871, together with the penalties tharson 80 aug
cc1,s and en- argos which may have accrn d sN
Tn purck at this sale is eatitieS n ~.
Immediate possession. W pu'M
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS CAREY
STATE Tax Collector, Third District, Civ o. Nav
ocl4 10 Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21
TAX COLLECTORS SALR-NO. s5o0.
STATE ST LOUISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Third District City OF New OIleans.

STATR OF LOUISIANA vs. PORTION OF
GROUND fronting on Derbigny street in square
No. 759; assesses In the name of WIDOW JEAN
JONRAU.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21

- dt0U5B. 4 4 sao.rs He. u lEsssinx 8
rrenchmen street, assessed In the name %
= 1O0AkH s0AAt0gs u Ns n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21
TAX COLLECTOR'S SALE-NO. 6O40.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARIsH OF ORLEANS
First District, city of New Orleans

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS. ONB LOT OF GROUND,
corner of D'Hemecourt street and New canal
in square No. 824; assessed in the name Of
GEORGE 0UINAULT, JAMES GRAHAM, cura-
tor nd hoe.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21

TAX C0LAECTQRS' e6kKESs
-c>~~>>o~>~~>y<w~~~~~ ~~r~>>re.~~~>~S1<~~
TAX COIGEC1OR'4 aALE-N0. 1855
srArsor Iou1s16x11 arsu AoF ostSAxs.
Third District. City Of New Orleans.
sT1 nror. e. xoWALAkAas n. EonE!oN q q,
/ squaIe No 2s9: Z. eossed In tho name Of ESTATE
. OF WIDOW LOUIS HRLBN.
SrArR TAX C0LL1f ron's OFFICE.
/ No. II Elysian Fieids street.
New Orleans, Ooeobes IL. i876J
RY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN Nh VESTED By
- eh0 act OF the LegslAtufo OF this STATE, NO. u
e 1e73 eppsovod March II, 1873. viii proceed to
soil ct public auction, ct my Omoe. NO. " klyean
Folds street. 81 the q 1uitd bacs ~ vafy
e TaUesDAY. Oct % : Is is7ss e tyeivs e,eleck
"A CRRTAIN PORTION OF GROUND, in square
No. 759 bounded by Vaudeville. narigny, Dauphfne
and Burgundy streets. froE ting on Burgundy
/ strest messuiiug IS by l9s fees Together with
all the improvemeL t. and appufteuances there.
Said property having been sezsd by me to satisfy
q privilege and claim due the stats OF Louisiana
for taxes upon SID property for tho year 1874,
amounting to eleven dollars and a1ty cento, to
Gether With all costs, penalties and chargeA
unless te bid is fOr suiacient snount to sstisfy
the Aforesaid claim, and slso the unpaid taxes
upon said property for the yea 1875 1873 1877 and
ly1l. together with the penalties thereon, and sn
costs and charges which may have sccrued.
The purchaser ct this sale 10 entitled to he put
In immediate poesessiop. Isl M. I
Terms-Cash on the spot
THOMAS CAREY,
state Tax Collector, Third District, City OF Rev
OrieAns S' Ell -t ocl4 70 Is
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21

STATE OF LOUISIANA VS.. PORTION OF
GROUND, fronting ON Frenchmen street in
square No. 80; assessed in the name Of ANT.
GCITARD.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21
TAX COLLECTORS sALE-NO. 1857.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARIsH OF ORLRANs-
Third District, City Of New Orleans

STATE OF LOUISIANA vs. A CERTAIN PORTION
OF GROUND, fronting ON Aubrey and Dorgeuois
streets in square No. 134O asse seed in the
nAme Of WIDOW 4. p. CHBArHAN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21
SUCCESSION OF HENRY s. HALL.
DY e. e. GIRARDEY, AUCTI
Id 0h9ca Nh a CAmD atraaf IA

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. q 352.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21
TAX COLLECTOR's SALE NO. 5e97

STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OF ORLEANS
Third District City Of New Olleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21

Z FULTON
OEleAus. 'v'' ala N AZ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21

STATE TAX COLLECTORS OFFICE, }
No. II klysan Fields street, )
New Orl4ana 0cf0he iar6 1
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21
TAX COLLECTUR,s sALE-No. seo,

STATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH OP ORIEANs
Third District, City Of New Orleans,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21

State Tax Collector, Third District, City Of New
Orleans. Ocl4 20 rs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21

STATE OF LOUISIANA vs. ONE LOT OF c. OUND,
On Eut, rps street In square No. $40; assessed
in tbs hame Of Mas. 4. KROP, JAMES Ora.
HAM curAtor ID hoe.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-10-21

state Tax Collector, Third District. City OF New
Orleans. oc14 ~ 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-18
TOWN ITEMS.
Audoyer.

July u. We have had the most 'n.'n'e
-, wosib.r here during the last Ten
asys that we have known Tor years inO
,bermon,eter has ranged from ~ 70 ioo
some days.
Mos, o, our farmers have commenceu
having. Hay. as general 'h'os' y
good 10 quauty snd quantity
The cheese factory has commenceu
mining LII in charge OF Mr.. ). r
Talbot. the veteran cheese-maker'
Mrs. Jehul Campbell was thrown from
her wagon the 18th inst. striking on her
head She is seriously, though not ia'"'-
IL injured. ,,.
Mr. Faroham Abbott. was fatally in-
ipred by u iall last Tuesday. aud died
This morning. Mr.. Abbott was 10 years
of age. -,
Rev Mr.. Sprague preached splendid
sermon in the NJ. +. church. last saOoA'n
morning. His theme was The three
Hebrews in the fiery furnace
The new steamboat, which is oeiog
built a, the Richardson lake. will be IN
running order soon. /; is owned by {.
4 Farrar. OF The Roxbury Gazette.
LONE STAR
July 18th A mos. powerful thunder
shower accompanied by hoil stones meas
urinc four inches in circumference IN
pa,ts OF the town occurred yesterday after
noon. The most damage done was 10
roads. washing them badly.
The heat has been most excessive the
past month with timely rains that have
broneh, the crops forward almost by
magic.
The grasshoppcrs are doing much
damage on the ensierly side nj the river
Farm ers have to leave some Gelds OF
grass standing TO save their grain.
The farmers are all engaged IN secur-
my large crop OF hay.
The boarding houses are well h"eu
with summer company.
Verauus Abbott. one OF Dnr most re-
spectcd citizens, died last "Wednesday
evening alter n iew days illness. aged 20
).
Thero viii be- Temperance Rally al
the Town Hall. Andovcr Corner. Friday
ev ming. July 2l,t, at 5 O'Clock. To be
adore, sed By Calvin Record. Esq. o'
| Lewiston.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-18
Lowell.

Most OF the farmers have finished hay
ing, aud report AN extra crop.
Miss Annie Carnage, sister OF Nelson
Carnage, Esq, died very. suddenly July
nth. She appeared rs well as usual in
the forenoon, attended the celebration at
tho village, was taken i'll about O'Clock
T.. NJ. and expired before six Rev. Mr..
Sunchlie!d attended the funeral.
Our excellent physician, DR.. Chandler.
is quite sick with slow fever. Owing to
an unusual amount OF sickness, he he's
been obliged 10 ride night and day Tor
the past few months. His recovery Is
anxiously waited Tor 10y his host OF
friends and patients.
The Fourth was observed by the usual
celebration OF fantasies. Grafton, horse
Lrot &c.
IL Is reported that DR.. Josiah Heali OF
Portland. contemplates purchasing a
summer residence in Lowell.
Quite a number OF our citizens besides
large delegation from both lodges OF
Odd Fellows attended the l. y. OF o. +.
celebration ut Bethel the 4 n, and report
ed grand good time"
Mr.. Henry Lord is making extensive
repairs on his house.
The Congregational society at the
Centre, have recently repaired and
painted their church outside and inside.
IN very appropriate and tasty manner.
The following officers of Kezar Valley
lodge. No. 90. |. .. OF o. F., were duly
installed by the officers OF the Grand
Lodge. July lst: p. e., Geo. Maxwell !;
n. &, A. j. Eastman; V. g., w. ID.
Brown; Rec. Sec. C. X. Chapman; P.
Sec, j. +. SteaIns; Treas. John Far
rington; Warden. Warren Slorer: Cor
ductor, Abel Harmon; o. q. Abralu
Gray; r. S. N. G.. Mellen Eastman
L. S. n. g., VIM. Pingree; r. S.
V. q, w. Ii. Dresser; R. S. S., Sumner
kimball; l.. S. s Jonathan harrington.
AZ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-18
t.llcad.

July l3.-Tbe 4th was dl!l dag here
Most OF the young people went to Bethel
and Lewiston. A lew oflhe stay-it-homes
enjoyed 4 picnic dinner in the shade,
across the wire bridge.
Farmers are getting IN their hay rapidly
as possible. The crop will DO heavy
onc. The weather Tor lew days past
has been excellent tor hsying.
All kinds OF vegetables look splendidly.
Green peas, new potatoes aud other gar
den vegetables are plentiful.
The potato beetle has made its appear
auce here. though not in large numbers.
Bennett, " Jewett are putting on an ad-
di,ion to their new house.
The work on O. j. Coles house pro-
gresses rapidly. b.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-18
Real EStute Transfers.

j. kiigore 10 Cey lion Rowe, lands il
Grafton; j. Cannon to Carlton Gardner,
acres lard in Bucaield; j. p. Record
to same, one undivided hall OF larm and
outands in Buckfeld; 5. d. Colby TO
Betsey Eaton, piece oil land at Rumiord
Centre; L. =. Farwell to 5. A. Coffin Ct
al, lands in Bethel and Gilead; w. W.
Brown TO Daniel Mouahan. land at South
Paris; Geo. Berry 10 James ". Davis, 10
acres land in Paris {. Davis TO Chas. r.
Davis, homestead farm and land in Wood
stock +. N. CrocAer to Anna l.. Shaw,
IA acre land on Mill ST. on Paris Hill.
". X. GREENE. Rcg'r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-18
Paris mn.

The latest novelty consists d papa
collars put up IN tin dinner pa. VIVA
copper bail, all complete io' Sc
Hutchinson has hem.
c. A. Black. \. B. Of lh.. 'i.isgsA
Bowdoin graduate, is 20 teach No'"-
Liberal Insli,nte this fall. .Lac schools
fortunate in securing ,ocorec. 'sN'-
and 30 excellent M instructor
The county offices are being ire4.ea %
a coat Of paint and paper sa4 8 a-i
needed cleaning. They wi.. be POI 100
very preseutable appearance d-.-i
the coming week
Every body j., haying; aud Tue I'''
being done with les cider aad ""
drinking than has been he case We
many years previous.
llj in the sun is whA, oar iheT'-OI'
ter said las: week s'i.i 'h' '~A..
would be quite comfortable % ii "''' w.
FIR The common.
The Uniyersalist chur h waa 'Lo'o's-
ly swept and garui,hed. Fndi!
The degree OF A NJ. VS. con''''.
upon Mr.. A. l.. Croker OF tAi' '''S'
at Bowdoin. las, week.
The Pni. Hill Ladies Ali SocIe'! v.
meet in the Reform CLUB Room d" ''''
day evening, July ls'h' at > o''''
A very Interesting aud ~sl. aa.n! i.
temperance meeting was held !" o.,.
Cour, House SATURDAY evening t.'s
dent Ryerson oeiag sick Nic'-t'''D IA
Hilborn occupied The desk, and p''''1'.
in most digniisd and sAtlsI4c'''
ner. As
"Hollow" school house Sunday al'''-
Vice President Hilborn in TIE cha''
large number OF addresses were o''.s ,,.s
and twenty Ave uames were adde' ~,
pledge. 1t was voted u 'n'n ~.
name OF this district to Pleasant ,5.
Rev. DR.. Estes bspliz ID '''"'
Sabbath afternoon. .J
Rev. J. c. Snow OF Auburn P. I5s
all eloquent and powerful sermon u !, he
Uniyersalist church last SaoOA!n,
afternoon he preached at West l AZ II.
Rev. z.nas Thompson will Oo'aP' -
Universalist pulpit next SaOOa'H' ;.
Chas. r. Elder, Esq, oil DO
visiting his friends in this lo"D' ;,.se,
Geo. b. Crockett has disc9'eFs- .a,,rcsi
upon his potatoes which afe pun
the Colorado beetle. = P0r
EF. Chase, Esq, and WE MAGE.
land, spent the Sabbath in this '''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-18
Mason,

July o.-Our farmers have commenced
haylng, aud should the weather prove
favorable there will be fine crop OF hay.
Corn came up badly. but what did come
up looks splendidly and is very forward.
fo'a'oes are looking finely, and promise
great crop, unless the Colorado bee tie
discovers them, which we much fear 40
they have made their appearance in
"orham'N n. ii. aud Gilead in this county.
The Centennial Fourth OF July did not
reach Mason this year. We thought 70
defer it till next time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-18

who il Mr.. Hendricks? ASS universally NJ Avn
he il the pet candidate Of the iniiatonlss. anv
Mr.. TiIden should be elected and then ale I,he1
fatal accident should beiall him, what tnen In
Mr Hendricks, the leader OF the Democrats ~ III
satiouists would be the President OF the -
states. That might be termed iar'ietoheu , po
sihity hut II is not so far fetched. IL mas " ,n
siready mentioned at the headquarters OF lhe .n
fationIste In the Cincinnati Commercial, a'H1 ne
its correspondence, we lind statement OF 't ,o
reasons for the nomination of Mr.. HenuricAs ~ :,
the Vice Presidency, The writer saws, alnons
other things "a delegate from New ork asSu' eJ ~
me of his conviction that there was no douOt VI
Tillenis election He added: "Mr. Hendricks
will not lose anything by accepting me nU,n''' 81
ton. Tilden will not live through MS IefHi u
Office if indeed he survives till election uA!. sl
Hendricks will be President within Two wear Sau
in four years we can easily reelect nm M ~ !;
Hendricks has accepted the nomination. Ihat
Mr. Tildcn to use a mild expression, u no.
robust man, every one knows who Is acquainted
with him several Presidents who were much
stronger than he have died before the completion
of their term. In case then of a Democratic VIC,
tory, there would stand between the fFesldeRllAI
chair and the leader Of the inhatonists only one
rather feeble human life. That Is ut any rate TACT
which no one cln deny,
II then there are friends OF hard money who can
compose themselves in the presence oi m express
reputation OF resumption promise, male ia
form of a law, and of the possibility OF u Prtsl-
dent Hendricks let them reconcile II 10 thelr con
science, not us. - .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-18
EduOFiai ana Selected Items.

-PlobAts Court to-day.
We learn that two converts were
baptized at North Paris. last Sabbath.
f. Ii. Mason OF Fairfield is canvass
ns Oxford County Tor The Maine Register
most handy and valuable little manual
The Progressive Age publishes t
sermon preached b. R.v. David Foster
Estes, July Dad in Belfast. II is CEN
tenuial discourse.
A. Sanborn IL Sons offer Tor sale
their mill in Norway 100000 shingles
comprising all the varions grades usually
sold. Price reduced.
Josiah Caldwell has sent an affidavit
TO Proctor Knott. which clears Mr..
Blaine from all connection with the bonds
he sold Tom Scott. 1t is emphatic as
and more iull than The telegram previ-
ously sent.
-Alessrs. Geo. Waterhouse & Co. have
chartered the fast and beautiful steamer
Florence to run as pleasure boat among
the Islands OF Casco Bay. She has a
carrying capacity of 1,00C and can be
chartered at any time for excursion par
ties.
e. c. Andrews & Co. carriage man
uiecturers Of Norway, in ordering their
advertisement continued, write that they
have found advertising in the Democrat,
quite profitable. II firm has a first
class article for sale he will always find
a like result from such an investment.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-18

The caterpillar has done his vo,I
this season and laid himself sv. lor
apple crop is failure. Orcb,., ia'
were stripped last year did no, ~ 'lN
this, and those trees that ,;o NJ 10
do not now appear to have any ,n.' sun
Abner Bennett Is fixing % ii. r''''
in hoe style. lie has rai.ed I'"'
larged il and put on a new roof '''
Improvement. e Il e r'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-07-18
bTon.

July Oh. NJ Everett has built m
addition TO his barn.
Most OF the farmers have begun 10 cut
their hay with prospect OF - coed
crop. Corn and potatoes are looking
well
MIR. Lewis, on the Aunt Fannie Per-
kins" place has q very nice piece OF corn,
said to be the best in The neighborhood.
II j. on an old orchard which has not
been ploughed for sixty years.
TYRO.