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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1876-11-09
EXECUTORS NOTICE.


OsPhsss Cdssf q 8. Asry's CSs~ey, Sc:
Sept 10, 1876.
nRDERED By THE COURT, That RICH.
" ARD n. GARNER, Executor Of MAR.
TIA WOOD, late Of Saint Msfy's eoun.
y, Maryland, deceased, give the notice required
by sw 70 the deceaseds creditors to exhibit theia
claims, and that the same be publisled once {
week for six successive weeks In the 81. Mary's
Beacon. Test:
JAxn T. n. RAIry, Regisser
Wills for 81. Mays county.
NOTICE..
In pursuance Of the above order / hereby givs
notice that have obtained from the Orphan
Court Of ST. Mary's county, Maryland, letter,
testamentary on the personal estate Of Marths
Wood, late Of said county, deceased. All per.
soDs having claims against the said deceased an
hereby notified TO exhibit the same with the pro
per vouchers attached thereto TO the subscriber
on or before the 2lst day Of March, 1875,
they will otherwise by law be excluded from III,
benciits Of the said estate. All persons indebted
to the deceased are requested to make iamediat,
payment TO the subscriber.
RICHARD n. GARNER,
Executor.
Sept. 81, ls7e-6w.
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H'ssstee's Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

QY virtue Of decree 81 the Circuit
= Court Tor Saint Hsry's county,
ait.ing - . Court Of Equity. passed in
. cause in which Ahsalom G. Tennis
500, Committee Of Thomas II. Milburn.
il Complainant, and Thomas II. Nil.
burn, 10 Defendant, and bearing date
Of the 10th OF October 1875, the under
signed, ~ Trustee. viii offer q public
sale at the Court House door, Leonard.
town, on
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Ftee's Sale
VALUABLE
! ESTATE,

4 a decree Of the Cir.r,x
p. Saint Mays eossss =. .
r!t Of Equity. paced II
b j. Frank Smith -. =.
are eemplsinauss 80
bsr, e. c. Jones ss ~
dants, and bearing a.
fember, 1879, tbs -
ustee, will o6er 6 poh
ourt House door. -.
| 2lst day 0fNgvsn.
1876,
r. Of II o'clock, m. s.d
he following tracts -
70 wit.
Meek, p. Bsef.
Sattsr Hall al(
lVelielee, saltail~
s, nols..af les.
Also,
NOR, contajn-
cTes, more Or
OK, containing q
less, and contain.
resate sos acres,
estate is located in
net of Saint Mary's
rises the real estate
Jamea A. Dunbar died
ed. This estate binds
g river and Harry
dwelling house being
bead Of the latter
sist of q 6ne largo
b all the necessary
h'ch are in good con.
'erty is well TIM.
the land being ar.
heart. and the soil 10
be production If the
the county. Harry
{ OF which belongs to
of the finest oyster
on of the county and
present with the
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Ratification Notice.

Ratification Notice.
Jno. B. Welch and
VIM. b. Welch, trading as
Jno. b. WEIGH & Co.,
W..
r. Marshall Edwards,
Admr. Of Elkanah Edwards,
Bette f. Edwards & others.
In the Circuit Count for St. Mary's
county, sitting as Court Of Equity.
No. 3s9 N. E.
nRDERED this 3rd day of Oct
~ 1876, that the sale made and re.
ported by J. Parran Crane, Trustee,
in this cause, be ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary be shown
"n or before the 5th Monday of Oct
1876; provided u copy of this order b,
published in the st. Mary's BEACON
once u week for three successive week.
prior to the said 5th Monday Of Oc
toh.r.
The report states that the land solo
for S525.
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
True cory-Test
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
Oct. s, 1s76-3w.
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Tuesday, the 18th DAY Of NoVel
Der, 1876,

between the hours Of IL o'clock. m.
and 4 O'Clock, p. m. the following real
estate, to wit:
One half undivided interest in the
tract or parcel of land Of which the late
George N. White died seized and pos.
sessed, called and known a. PART OF
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POINT NO POINT.
and containing
25e acres,
and containing

more or less.
This land is prettily located in st. Je-
rome's Neck, in st. Inigoes' District,
Saint Mary's County, Mary hnd, and is
of excellent soil and well adapted to the
culture of all the staple products of this
section Of the State.
The DWELLING HOUSE on the
premises is in good condition, and the
Out-houses are amply sufficient for the
uses of the estate.
There are fine tide-water advantages
surrounding the location Of this proper
~. and there 10 more Timber upon it
than necessary for its support. It lies
Immediately upon broad. navigable wa.
ter, is convenient to Point Lookout and
near the line of the proposed Southern
Maryland Railroad.
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NOTQUlRo

NHB OakviIls p. o. Store Il Cor rsas the -.
- suing year, 1877. 4 spleadid ssand for
business. Apply 70
G. ". L. BuCkLER.
oetviIle r. O., 81. Nsry'see.,
Sgt. g, lefs-e Va
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- nfAf nfDsenG1s n elues. -
PosfAsa PaSFAD 70 NAn SuDcansn.
Psssnsos's Means has tie best original
stories Of any q Tie ladys hooks IL best Cofored
Fashion Plato, The best Rseeipsi The best Sized
s.is IT, .,s s.s . sI a.. %. Uss = e
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numbefS-
One thousand pagai
Fourteen splendid steel plates
Twelve cclofed Berlin patsernsi
Twelve nammoth colored hshionsi
Nine hundred wood GUST
Twenty-forr pages Of music
Il win also give Five Original Copyright No
veiettes BY Mrs. Ann s. Stephens, frank Lee
Benedict, Mrs. Frances Hodgeon Burnett, Mari
eta Holley, and Lucy n. Hooper. Also, aesvly
2 Assd,ss sAessr acriss, AL oasemAL, BY the
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are ahead Of all Others. These plates are enRrav-
ed on steel, twice the usual size.
TERMS (Alvsys in Advance) q. 90 . year.
Copies for $3.50 With copy sfths prsui-
$50 um picture Ga Z aoi CON.
wallis's Surrender. Eve
dollar sngraving, 10 de Pc.
son getting up the club.
Copies for $3.50 With IN extra copy ofthe
500 Magazine for 1871, as a pre-
MUM, 70 the person getting
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s Copies for $3.50 With both an extra copy
II hoo 4 of the Magazine for 1877,
10 1880 and the premium picture, q
five dollar engraving, to the
person getting up the club.
Address, postpaid,
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30S Chestnut ST., Philadelphia, Pa,
| ~Specimeps sent gratis, If written for.
Oct a6, 1876.
The Big Brown Store.
1 ARGE new stock just received for the Fall
l. trade.
PRICES Low.
BOOTS AND SHOES. Large, fine stock
- eheapea IN he county. Cali and zee.
NsEw STOCK OF CLOTHING. Good and
| ~ prices low.
Anew STOCK OF DRY GOODS. CLOTHS
~ and kERSEYS. Come and learn the price
Anew STOCK OF HATS. Very fine.
~ New stock Of TIN WARE at reducet
prices.
0LENTY Of goods and more coming: Com
and buy. We will sell JOB LOTS ofgood
az !or o. lo~er than they they can he procured
nom Baltimore. A. A. LAWRENCE,
| Leonardtown,
Sept. Ia, ls76-n Nd.
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FOR THE SENATE.

1tssrs. ESssvs please announce JOS. 8
ALLSTAN, ECO, 90 . candidate Cor eeas il
The aext Senate Of Maryland, and say that n
~ill b warmly supresscd By he people q IA
eosnsy ecaessliy.
ArrI 10, fe's-s The People.
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Boarding.

M RS. J. c. MILBURN, formerly
IV1 OF St. Mary's county, has re-.
moved from No. 50 Hanover St., to l6s
": Lombard s., between Saarp ara
Liberty. and is prepared to receive rer.
manent aud transient Boarders
Jan D, 1e70-tf.n
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I "a . . . Q Q .

To the w srktaG Glass We are now'rre-
pared to furnish all classes with constant employ
ment at home, the whole Of the time, or for their
spare moments. Business new, light and profit
able. Persons Of either sex easily earn from SO
vents TO IS per evening. and proportional sum
by devoting their whole time 10 the business.
Boys and girls earn nearly as much as men,
That all Who see this notice may send their ad.
dress, and test the business we make this un
rsralleled offer: To such as are not we'll salts,
he'd we will send one dollar to pay for the trouble
of writing. sull particulars, samples worth
several dollars 10 commence uork on, and a
ropy Of Home and Fircsidc, one Of the larrcs,
aud best illustrated Publications all sent ftee by
mail. Reader, IL you want permanent, prcsisa-
bic work, address, GseseE Srissox 4 CO., Port
land, Maine.
Oct -, lsI6-em.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28
SHOWS Falls.

The Snow's Falls District has Just
erected q new bridge across the Little
Androscoggin river Just over the spot
where it takes its remarkable leap. The
work was dore by E. Willis, Esq, our
well known carpenter. 10 his best style
Tie old bridge was exceedingly unsafe
and one OF the s.ringers was so decayed
hat it broke on being removed.
Now that The Centennial is a thing Of
The ras,. we have been counting up the
visitors at Philadelphia from this place.
and tnd the number TO be four.
O.cr loo friends OF Mr.. & Mrs. L. b.
Carter.nel Thursday eve, Nov 23,to Geo
brs;e tue eleventh anniversary Of their
marriage, by vanity wedding. The
presents were numerous, varied and va
liable. Alter psrtaking OF an excellent
oyster and pastry supper, those who
chose to "Trip the light fantastic toe" had
an opportunity, while those whose many
Years would rot admit of such active
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28
Bryaat.. Pond.

Nov. 22.-1hs winter term of school
conmereed last Mondty. Qlie a larss
aomOeF of scholars in attendance.
Weare having lively business abon,
the depot IN country produce. Mr. Man.
shall aad Mr.. Cole are each buying po-
talOes and selling corn and apples.
The stores are well stocked Tor winter
Anse1 Dudley has jus. received new
10, OF goods.
Our people are abou. making arrange
ments With Rev. ID. G. Lyons Tor another
years labor.
business at the eergisge shop appears
70 be about at stand still.
Whites arithmo,ics. aai tbe Eclectic
series OF Biographies and readers were
recently placed in our hands Tor examip-
alton. We pronounce these books 4
grea. Improvement over many now in
US.
Gus H4ler hiss been placing a from,
yard aud new huching posts in Iron, Of
the ho,ei. G.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28

Nov. 43.-Farmers are still blowing
srd ''daisllng ,hcir falls work" There
hiss rot been 50 favorable a la.l for them
sircc -
A high syboo, laugh; by Mr.. Steven
Tay,cr OF this towo. Is in session in the
Hop CRY district. l understand the
length OF The term is 20 be eigb, weeks ;
The 4versge at,eudance Is about twenty
i've. though | have not visited the
school, can say from personal &C
qlail,arcv with Mr.. ylor as teacher,
tia; The term viii be pleasant and
profitable one.
Having visited the farm of Mr. John
Shaw and Sons. / can second your CORE
spondeu; Hartford ~ saying they are
pushing farmers; tnsy will soon be
Obliged o 'r1z ,ben Gus their barn eighty
SIX tset 10 lsa-,a aow)to stole lie crops
raised on The iaru, saying nothing OF The
room .tI5rdsd By cellar and ou,-buiItings.
TIC t.J t.rrl ~ the Back ie!d I'LL
school nas closed, it was tsCgh! by Miss
Florence Yourg Of Liyermore.
notice a quantity OF 6ue ciapboard'
and other lumo around Baneroit's mill.
II. H. NYE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28
Porter.

NV. ls.-Mr.' l. l.. French OF Porter.
and Nj. Z Mou.tou OF Sandwich. y. IL
have bet Vending on the election OF a
free rile 10 a Que wheel chAise (commor-
Is c,l "a d wheei-5AEro") rom Mr. } :.
NJ ui.on's sore - lbs store oil K. u.
Heard. Il Hayes Is elected. Mr.. French
gets i3e ride, it Ii den Nj Mvu.;on
Both OF them are waiting Pa-lenuJ ICr
the ride
Nj. Eoen Kez II oi Par,oushe.d s.augh-
tered hog one day last week. that
weighed hen dressed. COS pounds. also
Mr.. ID. d. Ridlou OF Porter, a this spring S
pig that weighed when dressed 3SOibs.
We are still having very warm weaiE-
er, tor this time Of year, giving lie
farmers . nice ,iue 10 finish their falls
work, and get prepared Tor winter. The
ground is dry for he season. and springs
and wells are very low, and should win
ter 81 in without more rain. it will be O
h.ra ,.me for water the coming winter.
| l.. +.
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stow,

Abel Andrews Jr. has captured recent
y by trapping, two eagles hosa wings,
when extended, measure seven feet from
tip to tip. They arc brown, with now
aud then speckled feather, save on The
back OF the head and neck. which is
golden. lie has them in his possession
at The present tine, and would like TO
lind purchaser.
MIR. Noyes Abbott is extensively re.
pairing the outside OF his dwelling house
10y elevating the roof, building piazza
-on the east, north and west sides. Ilay-
log previously repaired the inside. and
finishing the outside with coat OF white,
1t is now one OF tbe fines. locking resi-
deuces in town.
Tie recent election, this town gave
ten majority for Tildeu, while 10 Septem-
Der. it gave Conner one,
We have had splenciI fall for farm
work, and The farmers have improved
the opportunity admirably. Several
have purchased an improved stump
litter, by TIE aid OF which they have
been enabled to remove s,umps and
bou'ders from the moving fields. the
latter OF which have in many instances
been placed into wall, thus making q per-
manenl fence. The low wet places have
not been forgotten. Several have been
operated upon by putting IN under drains,
thus eilOrding IN opportunity to get rid
OF small stones, AMI rcciaiming these
swampy lands, eradca,iDg the swamp
grasses, and thereby giving place for the
English, which makes very much bet
ter fodder Tor the growth of stock OF all
kinds. The farmers in general, are do
ing an unusually large amount Of plow-
ing, which forwards tho spring work
materially.
Mr.. Oscar Charles recently killed
white Chester pig. which dressed I9Olbs.
solid ard cumpacled.
The reform Club Of Chatham Center.
are holding their meetings around in the
several school districts OF this town and
vicinity, and are meeting with fair sue
cess.
School commences in district NOD
Nov. 2O,h, taught 10y Mr.. Lewis Bracket
OF Lowell. This is his first attempt at
school teaching. and i; is expected that
he viii prove AN energetic and success
lul teacher, mus doing Justice to the dis
trict. and credi, to himself c.
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West Pari..

We dropped into The store OF >. b.
Locke x Co, al his village last week.to
see how 1t locked alter its renovation
and enlarge neul. Well. i, looked more
like Broadway or Washington Street
enterprise than it did Ike . country store.
It's lIor and counters are neatly KEEP;
and beautiful in appearance, while the
goods are arranged in departments with
the utmost system. Mr.. Locke is an
euterp,ising man. and has very cTedita-
bly repre- senIed this town 10 the Legisla-
ture The past TWO years. We forgot 10
say that be hss az Office in The rear ct
the store. waicl IS fitted up mic 'iy as u
private par,or. where ne xiii be glad to
see any Of his old friends aad 70 make
new ones
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28

Noy. --.-Iay is,c ai.h >ch,o. IN this
U--s closed s G-.t term q: ten weeks
;l. l-.t lr,t. and any one. being pres o.
s;tte examination, could 40; pronounce
uu...JNl,- tl .a ,accc>S. Ia, oti-ci
o,i., t,a,ier-. tas been thoroughu,,s;
ar. CHE principles ;h1s lar taken uP, val
a,DJ s1, u;lc reviewing. /, WAS very
interesting To listen to c.as, OF Smsll
scholars from seven 20 uiac years of age,
ard ste with Nhs. accuracy they would
-,pea. The multiplication table. Ci:aer
forward or The reverse. and observe the
pomp,utss Wih which hey would
coI,tc, ,ltir ltsclCr IL she stOu.G
usio q mistake while repeating T.. TIE
school gave an exhibition on The evening
OF i., close il U0io0 Han TO fad audi
cree. TIE exercises cous's irg ol u.u>.c,
t,c.am-iiors. I,t.,a,jCrs. dialogues srd
,e'ey, reading. passed n w.;h much
cr,li. On al. participating. To make i, q
success. school woa.J need no better
recommendation than TO advertise Rsv.
NJ. Could and Miss Cummings as iesch-
e,,. The former j. 20 teach The village
school The coming winter,
oar pleasant open fail is giving lie
iarmer, good opportunity To make i'm
provemoutS. by securing muck. clearing
los lands. repairing buildings &; Tor
such work VIC seldom have a more favor
able season.
y g. Mills OF Masop. is preparing
ms,eria. for q barn. 4O1S) feet. to be
erected next spriug; that will perfect q
good st, Of buildings on bis farm.
There IS seldom seen 50 much blowing
toae IN he ar,umn as tsis season; farm
eIs s,em 10 De adopting the practice
more AID more every year. TIE frost
Kills many gruJs and eggs CT insects
Wliph iced on iac crops OF The farm.
I ! Mails aas jas; completed nice
resid,Lce across The valley al the base Of
Pine mountain.
Ia Grange and Reform Club are both
fouri,iiog We. 10 This place, sho"i 2
thai ,aey a,o coz posed OF members VITO
Nil woIS 10 ma.a.sil what they think is
ECel Alt noble.
O How ari SID family OF Greeley. Colo
have lately INSIDE a ,hos, visit 10 their
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28
ItrEar Falls.

Jordan Stacy p, has bought the |. l..
hezsr S,sud OF James Garland. Moses
Stacy will occupy i. Tor boot Il shoe
s,or,.
john I. Stanley has bought the Gil
Patrick lot, aud commenced the erection
OF u'co two story house.
y. X. Z. Fox has opened a BARRIERS
shop opposite the NJ. +. church.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28
20. Paris.

The examination at oxford Normal
Institute last week. developed wonder.
Tai amount OF talent ca The part OF its
stud DJs. They have made most excel
sent lT,gI,ss siUce last term. Grading
thc school seems 20 have done even
more than was anticipated to sid both
ttachtl, aud scho.y-. Tne closing eX-
erc.,e> ~,re held Saturday evening The
i'.oNjcS Is tic Programme as then cay
ned CUT:
Music, Prayer, Music. ) .lualogy, Flo
Ia Jp ey; The Water MD. O. Genie
Kteas; The came ct Lie. Chas. W
B)vker; the Web OF Lille, MarIha /.
PH.ls; Music; Tae NAsabonis, II. b.
Stone, " r,ck OF H.vernoaib. Geosia VI
Chase; Tue K man Sentinel. l. NJ
Gceeo; Prophecy, iIAuie 5. FORBES;
S.Ars IN Ny Couu,ry's S67, NJ. +. Ilill;
Problem OF ;he Universe, L. y. Haskell;
The Streets OF Baltimore, ETA Bolster;
So.ilCquy II the Dying Alchemisi, +. {.
Briggs; Naledic;ory. Auui3 {. Bent;
Doxo.ogy, B.nediction.
The Congregational Church was well
filed by an attentive and well eu,er-
taiuod audience, The parts were rer.
dcr,d IN Sc highly satisfactory manner.
Arer these exercises q sOciab!e was
he'd ID Andrews Hall.
The saoe factory is now 10 opera ion.
W, shal. puJl.h description OF the
building and Wo,Ss next week.
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u 8 z
Renne's MagicOil

If you have got Rheumatism, oo
If you have got Neuralgia,
USE RENNE'S MAGIC OIL.
n You have got Collie or Cramps,
USE RENNE'S MAGIC OIL.
II YOU have cot any kind Of Ache or Pain,
SERENNE'S PAIN KILLING MAGIC OIL.
Try IT, and you will be surprised at the beneficial
effect derived from a thorough and faithful use of
this popular family remedy u is purely vegetable
safe and clean to use internally or externally
Sold in Paris by A. NJ. Hammond SO. Paris, A.
NJ Gerry; Norway, 4. Oscar Noyes, a. j. Rowe
Rethel, G. X. Wiley; SO. Waterford, Chas. Young
Fryeburg, T. C. Ware: Harrison, Hammond Son.
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july25-3m
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Paris.
W .

The ladies' Aid Slciety will hold a
soeiatle and oy s,er supper in the acade-
ms rex, Monday evening. There will
be a sociaole in the upper room in the
early evening. after which oysters and
O:acr D , ireshments will bo served below.
Ih,,c viii b5 preaching services in
the Baptist church, Thanksgiving day at
H. \. NJ
The hr,l parish WI, hold It's annual
meeuas, Monday, Dec. 4, att. z VI.
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w atcrford.


The Free Baptist church at Waterford
has extended cAl, to Theodore Wilder,
"a receut graduate OF the Lewiston Tneo-
logical Seminary.
Rev. \. J. Smith. pastor OF the Con-
grega,ional church in Waterford. died.
after long sickness. on Thursday, the
l6,h Inst. The funeral was At the church
Saturday afternoon. conducted ty Rev.
y. Lincoln Of Norlh Bcid.tou. assisted
hY Rev. Mr. Baker of New Sharon, and
Rev j. W Brownvile OF South Bldg
;ou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-28

exercise, engaged 10 the wild game OF
copenhagen, and other games of like
nature. la the wee small hours, the
party withdrew. wishing the couple in
creased prosperity. and many happy
returns OF the day. 90.
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SarclY Afflicted.

J. u. RoarJrth d Co DcRrer gentlemen =,
Prompted by IelIOw feeling IJr those afflicted
with Catarrh. wish to add my testimony in behalf
Of SANFORD's RADICAL CURE FOR CATARuI. l
have been sorely afflicted with this fearful disease
for four years, and have tried every known remedy
without avail, until bought bottle Of the above
CURE from you, winch gave me almost instant re.
lief IL being constitutional AS well a loca
remedy, believe il to be all that is claimed for IL
a Radical Cure for Cata:rh. Very truly lsurs
WM. AMkrINE,
With Jeusuu, Hiss X Co.
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Wholesale and Retail Dealer ia Drugs, TOOK:
Stationery, Washington, Ind heb. %, 1916.
G.OOO Feet Above the sea.

The following testimonials are from Mcssrs. j.
q. BoswoRTH Il CO. Denver, Col large aud IN
lueuta druggists. They report unpTccedenicdly
large sales and universal satisfaction. No other
disease Is so universally prevalent in that region.
They speak of the following gentlemen as among
hcfr eel
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An. WALKER, Judge.
A true copy-altest: II. Q. DAVE, kegIster.

OXFORD, SIS AT a Court of Probate held At
Paris within and for the County Of ONioi d
on the third Tuesday Of November a. ID. 1876,
XlTILLIAM CUSHMAN, Executor on the
w estate of Ansel &. Washburn, late of Ok
ford, In said County, deceased, having presented
his account of administration of the estate of said
deceased for allowance:
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice
10 all persons interested by causing a copy OF this
order TO be published three weeks successfully in the
Oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they may
appear ut n Probate Court to be held at Paris
in said County on the third Tuesday of Dec. next
at O'Clock In the forenoon and shcw cause If any
they have why the same should not be allowed.
A. II. WALKER, Judge.
Atrue copy-attest; II. c. DAVIS, Register.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Thomas Il. Besse OF WAYNE in the
w County Of kennehec and State OF Namely
his deed OF mortgage dated the twenty-seventh
dav of September. ~ ID lS67. and recorded with
the oxford Records, book AZ. page 10, conveyed
To Eslan W. Dillingham; Of LacOnia IN the County
Belknap and State of New Hampshire, a certain
piece or parcel of renl estate situated in Mexico
in the County of oxford and State OF Maine, and
the same farm decided 10 SAID Eslan Nottingham
by Enos Dillingham; by deed dated August 81.
4 u 1866, and recorded in oxford County Registry
of Deeds, book 10, page ~, reference being had
To said book for more partcul description
thereof; AMI, whereas the conditions of said mort
gage have been broken, and by t-on whereof, l.
the sail mortgage claim 10 foreclOSe said mort
gage pursuant 10 the statute in such case made
ard provided. ESLAN '. ptlIiNGHAM.
BY WILLIAM w. WAIT. his Attorney.
nlied mi. , III haY OF November 4. u. $50.