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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-09
THE DAILY HERALD.
POSTAGE FREE.

Annual Subscription Price 9I2---Al-
ways in Advance.
=, write the address on letters to the New Yorh
name Of each subscriber, Of PostofI3ca conntv
and State 80 plainly that no errors in mailins
papers will be liable to occur. snI0
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In regard to the above advertisement pub.
lished in the Record January 10th. 1875. 1 wish
to state that the above statement in regard to
Ed. Shanks and J. N. Marsh is incorrect In
every particular, as have since become sstis-
fed that they had no hand in the outrages rsr-
petrated at Desert Springs on the 18th day Of
January, 1876.
BEN BOWEN.
Beaver Enterprise please copyl ap26-2w
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II n 7. e n
TO LET.
LOST.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18th, A CHECK
6yp i0r s2S, to order Of A. T. Eastland, drawn
VA. - DIown Co.. on the State Bank OF Ne
T. oeing numbered 81 and indorsed by A.
peoo,,sind. e,,iand. All parties sre cautioned against
stonnaI the same as payment has been
eo' A. T. EASTLAND.
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TERMS OF ADVrRTIsINo.
JOB WORK.


Notice NO. I6.-Cnited states survey
No. ~.
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ACADEMY OF st. MARTS,
OF UTAH.

THIS FINE BRICK ACADEMY, LATELY
i erected on LIST West Street, Salt Lake City,
Is now suficieptly completed to accommodate
boarders In healthful and pleasant manner
The Sisters offer the advantages Of thorough
education to young ladies' intrusted to their
care.
TERMS:
For one Session Of i've months. includ-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02
VEGE T INE
PuIiGe> the Blood, lScuoyatcs y
inVigorutcs the " hole ~ stem.
De- MEDICAL Properties a.-
AFTER ALIVE, TONIC. SOLV-
ENE 81 DEIREJIC.

AL,tIINt I-fa..i- tN.Iu.tt.t irum tir juices
.. 'v--.I .rt.I ntr>- 10 De- art UrrH- rrd
.'..t-.. H. uN.fr.i. tus. UlII tt,c,uai. Grad.
..li, Ir.U fiv -y-t,m every talnt GO >sruiula.
~.i.tuI .- iiHu. r. I.w'r- tIrrt-. 'trrrr1u-
Uuma. In -.I...t-. ~1lt RH"uw ~rIhtil- p--
.,.,.. t..UA.I. f..r-u,.. 30 ,hy stomach. sui all
'f-, ...> fU.t ar.-- irnu 'mpHr. blood. Sr.aiica,
D. q wuttJry au. thrDuIr E.vuw ii~u, Neural
1.l. ,..l. Hru ~piua, Compliant can uuly De eff
f,erua .. elf,t through thr h.1oI
tur Ic,r- aud krur'INr h.-css,- Of the >Aln,
Iu-'rl,,. P.up'c- Bivf.H.-. R,'!-, Ir,ter, ~calI
head ard KingeufW. s tDEIlNE BIAS never failed
81 -.lr.t b .frrm4utlt cue.
tor Pam BOO fhv B.cA h'Iuer Complaints Drop
IS. Penal, Nvtkue--. lrucpisHu.l JrIs.uk irom
Iutr url urvIstfriI irI uterine tIrrA-r- aut Iru-
vr,l byaiury. \ ErErl\E acts dir,ctl. upon tue
causes pt these complaints Il uylcVult'- and
81. custuru- Lhv whole st-tsm, acts upon the Sc
crJtFc organs, allass inflammation. cures ulcCra-
t..u and regulates the bowels.
tor Csiarrb. ~, .prp,ia, Habitual Co,iiyeuoss,
Paipusiiou oi the Heat. Headache, Piles, Ner
you,uc-- and General Prostitution oi the Nervous
- -t-ta' Go medicine hI- ever given -Urh perfect
,at.. faction "a, tAe NkpErlNE. o. puritcs the
blood, clcan-vs Oh oi the orSan-. and possesses =
controlling power over thc nervous ~y-teni.
The Iymarkahle cures Effected hs hk1kilNE
have induced many uhy .lcians aud aputhecarles
whom We know 10 prescribe and use 70 IN their
own families
Ia '4ct, NEOETlNE The bcsi remedy vet lis
covered tor the above diseases, Sui '., oL.Y re-
liable BLOOD PURIFIER yet p.4cr g. CO ,hc
public.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02
AgrWultQtal,
Food Tor Young Pigs.

The value OF skinned milk from the
dairy for feeding young pigs, has hardly
been estimated high enough BY the major
ity of farmers. Corn meal Is selling now
at only about q cent pound for feeding
hogs. We have not found 1t worth that,
and yet, if We should sell all our milk and
buy meal instead, it Is doubtful If the
pigs would make as much pork for the
money as if portion Of the milk had
been retained. A dollars worth Of meal,
at the above price, may feed a pig q
longer time than the milk would have
done, aud vet II does not follow that the
meal is, on the whole, the cheapest or best
food.
Cows milk. after most Of the cream
has been removed. seems to come very
near supplying the pig with the best sub
stitute for It's natural food, while corn
ReAl, although rich in lat and heat, Is 80
concentrated and 30 wanting IN the Gle
nents which are especially needed by
very young or growing animals, that It Is
worth really less than many would sup
pose. Corn meal beside, being wanting
IN the elements OF growth, packs and be-
comes hard and indi-estib.e IN the 10 IL
seh Of young animals, unless II Is mixed
with milk. bran or some other ..>> cyu-
eentrated food, that may ace as diyidcr
IN keeping the PARTICLES separate, 50 that
the fluids Of the stomach can come i'm
contact with sil parts %. il no once.
Ii requires but a moments considers
tion TO see that solid BAH or corn meal
IN the stomach OF 81 your. pig or other
animal, cannot be acted ugu hy thc ga,.
tric Juice, except ST the outside. Dige~-
non, in such a case, must 20 on ike the
melting Of a cube of ie, and 81, the >to,4-
sch was not arranged Cor dong To- work
in that WAY, 10 break, down after q short
time Indigestion follow, such feeding.
and as O. c.uSg4 ucuce. the food tina, is
taken Is u.ttl i utilized aud o. course
does not give on am-ur, OF growth cor
responding with DO uu'r'ive value when
properly prepared or iai'o.l>'v singled
with other fl.l that is lc,, concentrated
Farmers .uew that w.> IS god f1r
pigs They snow TO that skinned mi.k
Is waste product Of the dairy, and unless
fed 20 animals. would generally be wasted
The feed The milk because they happen
10 have IL, yut would ua, bus it instead
Of corn meal. We be.i,y. that. 40 cent
quart, il would be cheap food 70 buy
TO mix with mea. for feeding 20 pigs for
the FIRST few weeks a.tc, weaving. Many
pig, have been spoiled by being confined
20 corn meal die, While Young In
feeding young pigs or calves. growth and
not fat should be the object sought y.
T. Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02
Do zee IcGHt a Ddirymet's Board
Of Trade iII Naive?

To enable Us to sell our products at any
time upon stated days At the highest cash
market price, aud in any quantities that
may be stered Believing that there Is
g general want for such Board of Trade
TO be composed Of producers and consumers
sellers and buyers, tie Maine Dairymen's
Association a; It's last meeting took the
iDiuatory steps toward establishing such
Board Of Trade.
The committee take this way TO com.
munieate with factories, dairymen, and
dealers, to see how many will join such
an association for trade purposes. All
who favor the project are requested to
communicate with the committee. bv ad-
dressing the Secretary, j. W. Lang
Brooks, Maine, forthwith, so that if suf.
heient encouragement Is given, the Board
Of Trade can be put into operation early
this present season, and its benefits enjoy
ed for this seasons products.
For further information address either
Of the Committee Daniel Spooner, East
sangerville; Francis Barnes. Houlton {:
J. W. Lang, Brooks, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02
Cure for Gapes.

An experienced chicken raiser says az
soon AS a manifestation Of games in his
fowls appears he confines his chickens in
box, one at time, sufficiently large to
contain the bird, and places a coarse cotton
or linen cloth over the TOP. Upon this
ne places air slaked lime, aud taps the
cloth sufficiently 10 cause the lime to fall
through. This lime dust the low! inbales
and Is made 10 sueeze. aud in short time
The cause OF the gapes Is ID own out To-
the form q: = SHINY mass OF worms that
had accumulated Ia the w,nIpipe and
smaller air vessels. This remedy he con-
siders superior 10 any he has ever tried.
and ne seldom fails TO eject o perfect cure.
Vermont Union.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02
Hens a.. the Spring.

During the early spring months it will
De found that the number Of losses in
Matching vii. be found much diminished
It the nests are made IS warm as possible.
Instead OF placing a handful Of loose
straw IN a square box or pigeon hoe, a
couple OF shoyelfuls Of puIveriunt earth,
or even coal ashes, should first be thrown
Ia. Th., has the two fold advantage Of
being readily followed out into a concave
nest. which keeps the eggs together and
prevents them from rolling way from un-
der the heu and, secondly, 1t forms u
much warmer nest, and keeps the eggs at
proper hatchIlg temperature IN spite OF
The cold weather. Simple As this precau-
ton may appear, il Is one th-t will be
found greatly 10 conduee to success in
Matching during the earlier months in the
year.
Another preeaution that should always
be taken is 10 examine the eggs after they
have been set upon for week, and to
remove those that .ook clear when held
at night against a lighted candle This
plan ia most advantageous, as by the
removal OF the sterile and untertilized
egg, those left in the nest roll into the
centre, and are much less liable to be
uncovered by the movements Of the hen.
The bull-frog was the first circulat-
ing greenbaek, aud the entire breed have
been notorious inhationists ever since the
boed.-IN. Y. Evening Mail.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02
Vegetine l. sold by All Druggists
Notice OF Foreclosure.

XlTHE LAS jaw Chandler of stow in tie C0un.
w " OF oxford and stale OF Maine, 10y be
D,cj ot Mortgage, datvl sept y. 1874, and recOr-
ded in ONiOrd Western District Registry Of Deeds
30 \ %, Page $40, conveyed % Moses ". Abbott,
Of said stow, certain LOT % land with the build
ings ~ -reou, -i'usts- m said stow, and bounded
- Follows Beginning 40 stake Sud ,tun.s the
south east corner OF land owned by william l..
& handler then westerly On line of land OF
"A handler, 10 stake 1nd stones thence south
tx and oue-hslf rods 70 land OF Moses W. Abbott I;
thence we-i 10 lend % William ID EmcIs IA thence
sonth TAR enough 80 that line running parallel
with the sOUtherly line Of the land Of Chandler
above spoken OF, viii make thisty acres by rum
ing 20 bound begun al, me tRHg 10 convey The
same cOnVeyed 10 said Jay Chandict by said Moses
W. Abbott by his deed Of sept. l., 1874, together
with Tn. same resery aliOns Is are in his deed -
and whereas the said Moses W. Abbott on the 18th
day OjSept., ID 1874, transle red and assigned TO
me, the subscriber, said mortgage decd and the
notes thereby secured, said assignment being re-
corded in said Registry OF Deeds, Book 81, Page
-; and whereas the conditions OF said mortgage
have been broken, hereby claim a foreclosure OF
the same. DORTHG NUTTER,
BY THOMAS MOULTos, her Atty.
FTyeburg hnSh -, ne. spr4s Sw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02
III. X. STEVENS, Boston, fIas :
FACTS FOR The PEOPLE.

Ii. X, STEyENs, E>q:
Dear Sir.-Nay j asS the favor OF you 10 make
ny case public.
In ls6l while on picket duty 10 the army was
taken with IT. which iastc,i all uisht. Wa- taken
iuto camp sUd do-ed wiki whi-kcy aud quiun> -
Alter tins had .s!s every dHy. and was taken 70
Scwbcrn Hospital and there treated 10y the attend
NJ physician. / grew worse and WAS sent home
Remained 20 poor heslth Tor four years, treating
with many ll1 -.rl4us gut tn INK many remedies
Finally ~'rufuis made lt~ appearance ON different
a. 10 be iIIgLtiui tu l.yh 90, And painful beyond
endurance After ,N ius ihc most eminent pix ST.
citus, without .mp-yv ,n-at, - change ui CLIMATE
was advised.
Hayc been tl tte Ito. springs 10 Arkansas twice
each TIM giving their treatment thorough trial
FINALLY came ulsh 20 Boston, Discouraged WlfhuO
G,pe OF help. I-iiJ was burden 10 one .n mF ~
u-ucn Ny dl-c'et, ard tbc eGcc. e! 80 much
loW triul m.i .c.uc. h.d SOD Damaged my - stem
iIIt tLe action 90 my stomach was apVIr, utly de-
-t,nytJ, add mg head was covered with ulcers
which Aad iu place eaten into tle ,Aull bone
The best physicians --.d my blood was 50 FUN
oi poison tari cuglt DO Ul illrc for me. About
this time "a friend VINO had been an Invalid told
ue NEFLTlNE had restored him t0 perfect hcllih
aud through hi- persuasion / commenced taking
NEGETlNE. ~ this time l WA- having ITS almost
every dHv / uOiiced the first good effects of VEG
TINE In my digestive Organs. Ny food sat better
and my stomach grew -tron-er. otSru % feel
encouraged. ior could zee my health slowly and
-lauually improving With renewed hope | con.
uuucd taking the NEGErlFE, until it hIi com
pIyJ,.y driven m" fiseas- uui %. my body. /,
CARED TIE ffs, gave me slol, rure blood aud t..
stored me g. perfect heath. who Aayc not en-
jO,el before for tyn years Hulrrds II people
"a The Cry OF Boston can vouch for Tie above
facts.
NEGETINE has saved my lie. and on are at
liberty 20 make such use of llI- statement "a,
plyl>es you best aud ! beg OF you TO make it
known. that other sufferer, may fad relief with
les .ruub.e aud cNpe. Sc than glI.
l. Wlli unort me great pleasure 10 show the
marx, OF ms disease or give AMY iurtarr iuform1-
tiou relative O. my cas-. 10 all who desire II
am, cir, very crate uIiy, JOuN PECk,
No so sawyer St, Boston. Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02
4oetrp.


Oh give me tue lie OF farmers viii,
In the felds and woods 80 bright,
Mons the singing birds and the lowing herds
Ard the clover blossoms white.
The note OF the mornings heaqenw1rd lars
Is the music sweet % me,
And the dewy flowers in the early hours,
The gems love 20 see
On give ne the breeze rom tbs waving trees,
The murmUr OF summer leaves
Aud the swallows s0ar Ss n skins along
Or twitters beneath the ewes;
The plowman's shout, IS he turning on.
HIS team so set of sun,
Or his merry goodnight" by the lrely', light
when his daily work IS done.
And give me the root ami the luscious .gu.t,
NJ own hands resr for food,
And the bresd 80 light and the honey white,
Aud the milk 80 pure and good
Tor sweet the bresd Of labor is,
Wien the hear, d, strong AVID true,
And blessings vi3 com. @, .hrbcilr ana home,
II our best Ve brayelr d.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02

In school District No - In the town Of Pals, 10
the County OF oxford for the YEAR rs.
The following list of taxes on real estate OF non
rcsident owners IN school dist NJ Is ~ the town
of Pari.. for the year 1873 In hill. committed TO
John Back. collector OF taxes Of aid town,
on the 1T day of MAY. 80, has been returned
by him TO me- remaining unpaid ON the llth day
~ April, $50 hy his certificate ol that date and
now rema In unpaid and notice Is hereby given
tia; II the -aii Ne-, iutrrr-t and charge are
not paid into the Treasury OF sait town. within
ri.hteeu months from the date Of the commi nent
Of the sAid bills, much Of thc real 'statc taxed
80 ~ De- sufficient 90 ~ ,hr amount due therefor
including interest and cha ge. will without further
notice bv so a 40 public auction 1T The
SlOr. uI y ID Bpl-ter In said town, on the ii day
oi December, 1870, at L. O'Clock An
Oieners. Description. .fcrsS Value TGr
Lary.Hp I45, Farm - $50 Si6 %,
supplementary Assessment .,
= u BOLSTER.
apr2I TIE surer Of Town Of IA H.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02
Assignee's Sale.
Ae>igIicc'S Sale.

Tu- Nut 10 m ot-irI f-lm ~ I1u- EIvlU
flN.. ffI-r ur tI.r District t1n.t ui Che United
>,lrc. f.r the District ot Maine. I shalt sell 90
public lrr-iur. nn tbo premise. ou Thursday,
Nl.,4 1855. 80 O'Clock 4. st, sI thr ris',t. utic
,u.f .t,.t-. which .aFF. a+ A-st-u,y az Nartiu-
1 KuIel. Bankrupt. ip ami 90 .fIi I'm rhts
homestead r-m TH farm BE- -iusi"d ptttly iu
Eumnrl and prfit boo Milton Plantation. ana "as
i,tt..l. huauu %. thc Axle, farm, but more re-
..r.It s. flrI 4. IS " .. knight tnlm. II con
ta.u+ shout tUp huuJrcl ana aiy acres. me luiing
a. i.r.. meadow and sIlutnlr sugar 'rchsrl Ihr
b.II. *. are il .vnl repair amt consist of house
two tirus ruI DOT buildings The farm cuts
ai..u. i.rtt Zoos OF good Hsti contains hnr pas
turr. uul b. IN admirable stock farm J. VIII hc
s1fd subject o. % mortgage 60 j J. Knight. nu
,.iI..H tt,rc i- due about s2IUl FOR iutU,rr par
il-.itf-. lngU.t, af tlc subscriber.
NATHAN J.. MARSHALL, Assignee
W. Paris. Al % Us. l-tf. lW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02
Fertilising lTaterial.

There Is a good deal said about lertili-
GERS. Nov me best fertilizer that aver
used IS made in This way Take barrel
and lux in IL a layer Of wood ashes NJ
The bottom, then q layer OF Esh, aud 50 on
anti. Jour barrel is fuil then cover It up
tisht aud iet It remain AL winter. Make
e N the tall aud it will be ready for use
the next spring 1t viii not DO to put
bat very httle in the hill one barrel Is
worth two Of any other that you can buy.
lt IA the poor mans fertilizer. Try it,
brother farmers, and you never will Use
sDosAsr.--COr. Mass. Pnughman
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02
Nnn-iScsident Taxes,

In school District 10 20 tn the town OF Paris,
aud County OF OXFORD, for the year 40.
The Toll WING list Of taxes on real estate OF non
resident owners u school disc % iu he town OF
PJrs for the year $50 IN bills committed 10
john Black, collector Of taxes 90 snid town on
the % day OF Nav, l>sj has been returned by
him 10 mc ne remaining unpaid on the liih dny
Of April l~.6 by his certificate" OF That date and
now remain unpaid and notice 9. hereby given that
If the said tnXcs interest and charges are not paid
into the treasury OF said town within eighteen
months from The date Of the commitment OF said
tax so much of the real estate taxed ~ VIII he
sufficient 10 nay the amount due therefor including
interest and charges will without further notice BE-
cold ~ public auction 20
the store OF u Bolster, IN said town, on tie 1T
day OF December. ls.G, ~ 10 o'clock, \. VI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02

OXFORD. ss:-A ! Court OF Probate held at
PARIS, within and COR the County OF OXFORD.
on the third TUESDAY of Mar h a. ID. 1876.
VNPHRAlM TURNER Executor on The estate of
II Ehhu Turner lste OF Hartford, ia said County
deceased having presented his account OF admin
i-traton OF the Estate OF said deceased Tor ALLOW"
ance:
Ordered, thai the said Executor give notice 20
all persons Interested, by causing copy OF this
order " BE- published three weeks excessively IN
The ONIOTd Democrat printed ~ Paris. that they
may appear AZ Probate Count 20 De held at LoNelI
IA said county, ON the cnteenth day OF May next
az four o'clock ia the afternoon, and show cause
Il any they have, Why The same should not be al
lowed A. II. WALkER, Judge.
\ true COpy-aLtest: II. c. DAVIS, Register,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02

the i'i."" ns reason,
lst The Pr'sscr fpoIi. alHrr. r.........-..
fabric Whcn thc ICED tA"e- place. tHrel. a-s..-.
lns u" T'Ai'''h'' '' scam o'
%. The needle being 100 .he f,'.. .......
the vertical fred isr--aiih tt ODD ......-.
goods renders thf frel .grr llI -.l.. -..
stitch uniform in length.
IN. fed 49,. ,..,.,. .,,..i.. -
ono ui,,,. whit. fh.. 1tl...t. .t...
en-. l"'
ne''i'' r'hd'fr it ''' t'.. "i -'t .-.-
",.l'''',
al"' 900 Dom '''.' h'-
an h-Hi'e' OBJ .'.'
opi"iH- " 'ti.. I''. i.t .. f. .l.....
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02
CAS-

Cross. .|.kh rih.r. ard Children NAV enjoy
health. and mother. have rest 90 tHr ntl H-.
tlsrufil. Worms. iUYCf. .Usr--- fc'fuI1r wind
collie. ...T stomach rr.. rr.'...-fcl trui make
csll4t,u e.1.-. .--l 81. .L.o -'. NI,--.
Ol-tor.l viii -.lui..ft- tlr tfol.cNpci worms
and ...rrr.f 81 10 t...-. Il.H-. ffr fa,utF f.tTr
pr- Pitcher cNIsftnsnttd fr Die private prI. tl-r
COB produce Hr elective tl.ItI.i' fut -..narH |r--
Ul.t.r WHICH Vu..I hr 8- ti.. itrar castor otl
t...H.t .i, Unpleasant tlstr nr rr ui..
Th.ltput4t.u of ui- experiment rNttudrl-
Physician. tfI NURSES rfIlII.t al'ft. lt- IDins-
.l,. to 1tHI.I hD gave flc nam. ol tsstor.R.
'f.f1Ua f- .- pleasant 90 take a. honey.
r,...i.tt. o.. stomach lli bowels. and .'r- u"t
.rI... 2. I- adapted ,H .' age contains uo si,o-
l... au.l i- absolutely harmless 60 tac most
sem lrr ntI"t
t.y ,a-'o.A ones. aui ros u'i never be
without IL.
Prepared she laboratory a.J.E ROSE = Coz,
d. n.f ~tr... NyN York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02
AsSignce's Sale.

DISTRICT Court OF THE UNITED STATES FOR
THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
h. the matter Of Charles N p,NKpupTCy
p. Knight, Bankrupt, ~ pa i'oi
DUK>UANT 10 an order from the Hon. Edward
1 Fox. Judge Jt said Court, dated Apri IL. 1876
/ tine a. iguee cl said Bankrupt viii sell AT pub
nc sucIO 81 my ofllce il Bethel. oxford County,
Ne ou Saturday, tie 2Uth day Of MAJ, $50, at .
O'Clock \ NJ, the following personal property one
express wagon. also all OF the unsettled notes,
book accounts, judgments and executions belong
.ug to said Bankrupt estate, amounting 70 the
SUM Of -, 59j -
Dated Al BE hel, April 10, 1916. . 3W
CHARLES +. HOLT, Assignee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice thai,
he has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
Probate for The County OF Oxford and assumed the
trust OF Administrator OF the estate of
CYRUS q. CHASE late OF Buckfeld,
in said County deceased by giving bond as the Lag
directs he therefore requests all persons who are
.b,sd 10 the estate of said deceased 10 make i'm
mediate payment and those who have any demands
thereon " exhibit the same to
March III, fsS8, CARLTON GARDNER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02
I'm Bankruptcy.

No, ce of Assignee OF his Appointment.
IL me District Court of tie United States J0T he
District 81 Maine.
IL the matter of CALVIN Z. FOX Bankrupt.
DISTRICT OF MAINE. S.:
Al Porter, IN said District the 18th day OF April
4 ID 1870
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap.
poi.tinrnt rs 4 -signce Of Cnlvin Fox of Porter
In the County Of oxford aud state Of Maine, with
Ia aid District, who has been adiudged a Bank
rupt upon his own petition hy the District Court
Of said District FRANCIS W REDLON,
.,.tfsz A. nee
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02
Notice.

WHEREAS my wife sA I'D vii. -. :. :
w has len my bed ana b.,ainst hsIoe.., I =
tine , Is tP 5sr a@ a a SeGs a. 'h'
OF her Contracting hereafter 4. BE-Ss'''
Witness, Charles II. Hers'Y' ~
Bethel. April u, -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02
Nonresident Taxes,

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Y. II. BOLSTER.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-05-02

Dr.. ]. C. AYER q CO.. lowell. Mass
Practical and Nunij ti.fi thsm'''''
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1876-10-18
Netting ON Elections.

Under the divine and municipal laws,
there is no doubt but that it is wrong to
bet on elections. The result Of a popu-
lar election, as parties are now operating,
is a very uncertain business. We are
not urging anybody TO bet on the coming
election. Indeed, we advise all persons
not to bet.
1t is a fact, however, that Republicans
about here barter q great deal and talk
brdpely about results, but, we have not
failed to observe, in several instances,
that, when the moment arrived for closing
a wager by actually stalking the cash,
Republican spectators generally are in
default-they could not get the money
in time, and beg for a few more days of
grace. Well, the truth is, those people
do not intend to risk their cash, but want
to do much Dragging for political effect.
There is no use of much tall; about a bet.
Talking is talking, and doing is doing