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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-03

We are having very severe drouth-
have bad very little rain for two months,
and cannot harvest more than half crop
OF hay Many fields of grain are going
TO be nearly, yalueless, and we fear all
crops will be very injGriously affected.
K. c. Pingres & Co.'S drive is now at
Livermore Falls.
Sunday, the 24lh inst the East Rum
ford aud Dixfield Reform Clubs held q
grove meeting al Mexico Corner. Pres
ident Barrett OF the East Rumlord club
called the meeting to order, and Rev
Mr.. Hannsford offered prayer Mr.. Bal
relt then opened the meeting with few
appropriate remarks. and called Bro.
Eustis. President OF tho Dixield ciub. TO
preside. Bros. H. W. Park and John n.
Irish in aus wer u calls IRON the President
made short speeches. They were fol-
lowed b7 Bros. D8gii Kaspp and Chap
lain Brown Of Norway club, Pres. Bod
well Of the Andover club, each making
excellent speeches Then Mr.. Hunt
made the closing speech. Mr.. Hunt is 4
member Of the Society OF Friends. hus-
baud OF Mrs. Martins n Hunt, who is
now lSbOTing tor the cause OF temper
ance in connection with her labors as u
minister in the society % Friends. Mr..
Hunt is one vi the best speakers | have
had the privilege OF listening to. Besides
being good speech maker, he sings
temperance songs, making bis services
in the temperance cause very valuable.
Clubs desiring his services can secure
them Tor a reasonable sum. OF course
we bad lots OF good singing interspersed
with the other good things. We OBJ
tanned about dozen names 10 the pledge.
SPARKES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-03
Unirersaiist Convention.

The Maine Universalist Convention
began its annual session in Rockland
Tuesday, aud was called to order at IL
a. NJ. by the President, Ex-GOv. Per
ham. Alter short business session an
able sermon was preached by Rev. 6. l..
Domorest of Manchester, and in The
afternoon session by Rev. j. A. Sei'z OF
Norway, followed by business session.
The Secretary was Instructed to repoil
toll statistics of parishes in The state, at
the next annual session. The evening was
devoted 10 tho discussion Of Our Den
ominaliOnal Interests aud How To pro
mote them" Bev. G. 7 Weston d D.,
Ex-G1v. Perham. Rev j. c. Snow, Rev.
c. PGriugtou and others. being speakers.
The attendance was very large and much
interest was manifested in the meetings
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-03
south Paris.

The hotel at this place seems 10 offer
attractions 10 other thSn human visitors.
Las, Thursday morning 81 old mother
Mild duck with eleven lately hatched
ducklings was discovered in the stable
yard. By dint of coaxiug and driving,
the mother and nine OF the yOGng were
housed. Not liking her quarters, The old
lady flew out the window. taking pans
OF glass with her. Ten little wild DUCKS
are now wondering where their mother
Is
Mount Nlica Lodge. l.. O. OF o. +, has
Just completed The Twelfth quarter oi us
existence, and is in s most 11uTish.ns
condition. \ large number has been
admitted 10 memberShip duri1g The past
teru. TIE Installation of officers takes
place mex. Thursday evening. There
VII! also be work.
Gerry has for the gres. unwashed,
new style of Pdmicc Soap, which dies on
the dirt and leaves the sSiu whole. Ii Is
invaluable TO mechanics and others en-
gagged in uncleanY pursuits.
The Summer FERN OF Oxford Normal
Institute closes next Friday, with IA put
lie examination Thursday snd Friday.
The school has been large, and the
progress inside. good. the Fal! term
will begin September llth. under the IN
struction OF L. j. Everett, A. b., who
has conducted the summer term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-03
North Nrwry.

June PIC. K. Bartlett is making
quite large additions to his popular hotel.
making it one of tire largest and most
commOdious houses in this section.
Oar summer schools are progressing
finely. No. is being taught by Miss A.
Littlehale. who taught the winter term
with good success.
The whooping cough has been very
prevalent here through the winter
months, with fatal results in two in
stances. taking tor its victims the only
child and an adopted girl oil Hattie and
Marcus w. Kilgore.
The mills al North Newry are shut
down on account OF low water.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-03
Masonic.

Thursday June p. Oriental Star Lodge
+. X \. NJ. dedicated q new Masonic
Hall. There were present some two
thousand persons. nearly seven hundred
OF whom were Masons. The following
Grand Officers were present:
NJ. W.. f. p. Burnham. G. NJ. David
Cargill. d. e. M; Albeit Moore as S q.
W; F. /. Day, j. q. W; +. 7. Faux
ner, G. Treas; Roscoe Smith, G. Sec. !;
Geo. c. Wing. e. S D.; r f. Haths-
away, G. J. D.; E. f. Kempton. g. S.
s.; II. w. WaldrOn. g. j. S; Jason
Fsrrar, G. S. p; 5. ID. Wakefield. g. j.
p; 5. ID. Andrews, G. 5. B.; D. II.
Johnson. G. Chap; Hiram A. Ellis, G..
Chap. ID; Warren Phillips. G. Tyler.
Whitney Lodge at Canton. was present
as lodge. and was fully represented.
Rnel Washburn st LivermOre Falls. fully
represented as lodge. Also large del
egations from Evening S:sr. Bucktield /;
Nezlnscot. Turner; Asylum. at Wayne +;
King Hiram. Dix6eld; Wilton. Wilton i;
Tranquil. Auburn. and Blazing Star Of
RumfOrd.
J. II. Drummond delivered an address
A picnic dinner was furnished by the
friends and members of the Lodge. amply
sufficient for all present. Tnal venerable
Mason. Ruel Washburue made a speech
Of welcome in which be stated that Orr
entail S,ar Lodge had existed more than
three score years. had conferred the de-
grees on more than three hundred men,
had lost two halls by fire. and within ten
months from the burning of their last
hall. had built their present one. without
private combination or special assess
ment, and had funds Lett. This Masonic
celebration was one OF the best lhgt I
ever attended. well conducted il every
respect. The Hartford and Livermoro
bands were present. and eulivened Ii
occasion with good music. All in all. Tia
was great day for North Liyermore.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-03
Editorial and Selected ITEMS.

A heary shower. Friday, cleared the
air aud broke the droulh.
-Government officials will not be al
owed to run caucusrs or Sunday schools
hereafter.
Miss Carey gives a concert at PORT
land Monday night for the benefit oil the
81. John sufferers.
President Hayes has been making
tour through New England At Boston
aud Providence nc received special marks
Ot attention.
The past week has been particularly
Interesting on account OF many college
commandments. with their accompany
lag literary exercises and concerts.
Cheer. boys, cheer" shoot your
guns aud squios; inumiue the sky with
your rockets, aud let heaven and earth
Know ta0t We celebrate nations birth.
Read notice OF sale OF the lIursey
stand at So. Paris.
The Indians OF Oregon and Wash
ngtOn Territory have gone into he cattle
and human hair business again. \ reign
Of terror Is anticipated by the pioneers,
and rain of lead by the sayages.
"A woman in Ohio wants to be hang
ed. She was convicted OF murder aud
the sentence OF execution passed, but
through executive ciemency was impris-
oned Tor lite. She says she is now tired
OF solitary confinement, and wants 10 90
up higher. Her case has been taken into
the courts.
We would call special attention to
the statement of the Phnnix Fire Insur-
ance Co.. OF Hartford, Conn, to be found
on the fourth page OF this paper. !! has
cash capital OF 81 900, 10000 I'll paid
in, and is one OF the So'uld companies OF
New Eagland. We are informed that
Company sustained no losses by the 81.
John IRE. Freeland Howe. Esq, OF
Norway is agent for this section.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-03
East RumTOrd.

The East RumfOrd Reform Club held
their quarterly election OF officers Tues
day, the 2i.h inst. with the following
result: Sewoll Col. President; Warren
B. Thomas. A. G. Richardson ard \. j.
knight. Vice-Presidents; Henry W.
Park. Recording Sec'y; Albert Virgin.
Financial Sec'y; Wilson Thomas. Treas.
This club has PA names upon its pledges,
has had wonderful life and sees no
reason to expect any waning interest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-03

OXFORD ,ss:-Suprcme .lGdic.u Court, March
Term. \. -. 1871.
ENOCH ABBOTT 81 al. -. CHARLES l.. HEY
WOOD.
And now il appearing 70 the Court that the said
Defendant is not an inhabIut OF this state anu mas
no tenant, agent or attorney therein and that he
has no notice Of the pendencY OF this writ: -
II s ordered by the Court that the said plaintiffs
notify the said Defendant Of the pendcncy Thereof
by causing an abstract copy of this writ win
this order of Court thereon 10 be published three
weeks successiyely in the oxford Democrat paper
printed at Paris in said County the last publication
10 be thirty days at least before the next term OF
said Court TO be holden At Paris in said county;
on the third Tuesday of september next - the emu
that the said defendant may then and there appear
AZ said Court and shew cause II any he have why
Judgment should not he rendered thereon, ana
execution issued accordingly. - -
Attest: JAMES ;. WRIGHT, Clerk.
true abstract Of writ and order Of Court thereon
Attest: JAMES 5. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Enocn Foster, jr., Atty for Pitts. Jl9
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-03

ENNOCH ABBOTT of Upton. in the County OF
IL oxford, and Ingalls, 4. Evans Of Stoneham,
in said County, late copIrtnrrs M trade at said
Upton, under the firm name ami style of Abbott
Il Evans, plaintiffs, ~. Charles l. Haywood OF
Enrol, County Of Coos and state of New llamp,
shire, defendant. A--ump-it Oh account annexed
amounting 10 sjj -; also promi-sory note dated
he l7th day OF April. \ -. ~, given by said
defendant 10 one John r Brown, promising 10
pay him or hi, or.lc, thc SUN of 80 on demand
and interest which was al rrwarl- transferred 90
The Plaintiff Al damuum. in writ, 800. Writ
dated Fehrua-y 2I.t. 4. -. Isl ami rcturnabe az
The March Term, 1917.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-03
AUCTION.

VALUABLE House and Lot for Sale az south
' Paris village. The stand known as tao
Trstram Hursey stand, consisting OF House III
and stable and about hale acre Of land, win be
sold al public Suction on the premises, Sstorjayr
Iulv 7th at > O'Clock, r. NJ. This il rare oppor
unity 70 purchase of the pleasantest resIden-
ces in oxford county at low figure. Would
make A beautiful summer Residence for parties
residing IN the city. Only two hours ride from
Portland. For particulars inquire Of A O. Noyes
or H. NJ Rearce, Norway, Me.
NORWAY SAVINGS BANK
Ill. NJ. BEARCE, Treas'r.
kOrWay June q, ISL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-03

OXFORD, - At a Court Of Probate held At
Paris within and Tor the County Of Oxford
on the third ruesdav Of June, \. ID. lS9.,
NITILLlAM /. PERKINS Administrator on the
w estate Of Hannah J. Blake lat6 OF Paris, in
said County, deceased, having presented his &C
count OF administration OF the Estate OF said de-
ceased Tor allowance:
Ordered, Tha; the slid Administrator give notice
10 all persons iat,rcs ei by causing copy of THIS
order 20 bc published three weeks successfully in
the oxford Democrat printed 10 Paris, that they
may appear al 4 Probate Court 10 be- held nj Paris
in said County on the third tuesday of July next,
AZ O'Clock IN the forenoon and shcw cause Il any
they have why the same should not Be allowed.
\. II. WALKER. Judge.
Atrue copy-attest; II. &. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-03
MARRIED..

In South Paris, June l4th, BY Rev. r. Z. Rogers,
Henry T. Chase and Miss Lucetta +. Penley, both
of Paris.
In Bethel, June Is. by Rev. d. Garland, Mr..
Clarence W. Hobbs Of Portland, and Miss Marion
b Twitc hell daughter of ;. b. Twitchel OF b.
In Z. Livermore, June p, by Rev :. ID. Brown,
Jarius \. Eillebrowu OF Wayne and Miss y. Mar
gle Brown OF 4. LiyermOre.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-03
OUR TABLE.

Rlackwood for J unc has been received nom
Nh, Nnrt contents as follow \ " oW1n-llt tt
sup,lry short Poems. Twenty Years 90 A.r,.AH
Tr1vcI. Pauline. How Caught M tF.. >. . ~,
owl perly'- Despatch 800 90 t.r p. gates '' "a 49,
~, urr.oDt part % was time ID Ira" -' 81 v'. :
yyrit,. tI, 1rfuur. tor tr" woman Ter E
Iv l,.rrr.1r,i,l. ami ,lc other chAi".''-' '''
SMITH I. rr1v. Itd n o..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-03
CENTENNIAL,
PLANNERS INTEREST"

viii be years old may IL, ~ steel grey color,
will be dappled; l5l hands high, and weighs 1000
lbs. Was shed by the celebrated imp. stallion
"Mon Tch." (see 4. n, stud Book, No. 3l3 Vol H.
Dam by White Cloud. This American bred colt
was selected me from the large stud of W. w.
Durham OF H., rs calculated 10 meet the wants
to call upon Joseph Wiley at North Fryeburg and
see for thcms elves. We consider this colt unsur.
passed for style, action, energy ami pluck. Was
awarded $ liver cup at the state Fair last year,
and took the FIRST premium ~ the County Fair.
Terms and conditions same 90 above.
T. NuirTEMORE
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c.. a ] z.

=. THIS elegant young stallion will make
Or the season a. ls17 no the stable Of
IALl q. W. HINIB8LI., Rumford Point.
TERMS 80 boy tie season, with the usual priv
ilr.c CO.. returning mares not proving with tOal,
another year, free of charge.
PTpiCElI.-Was sired by Gen. Knox; dam q
Wi.ucri maze, named "Morri'- Kate" could
trot Iu2.iU; she hy Mcnuw horse (sir" of Belle
Suickland-Icc0-le .2V; he By Withere Mcsscn-
ger.
Tbi. fine stallion 4. i,t black six years Old, ~
hands a.-l, wa.-hs l,i0 pounds, ou short lat lcgs
with r,c-fr nfborc and substance perfectly sound
90 every part rular, biud as ge'lirg. He comes
a. lr.r being Itrt'ctiy u-tdr'' troter a. any
Horse rycr bred in Maine, as h. can trot q . 30
sii-. and never handled day by pro'c- ional.
ICi,fr IS 500 arc. irr'; whatever OF good There
g. lu him is bred th.rc-it IS hi', 70 was hs slrc's
3d. WIS hj, dau'--i0'3l so ic. endurance, action,
courage. gcutlcucse speed and power. He VIII
wplIt ihr amr, modified, o.. course, hy The me
dunn through vtiFh thcy IRE transmitted.
E,i tIH took the FIRST premium q the stale Fair
ss IiEr-Cr, over o. Ottcr. among which were Mil
lia.r.uf' nuj Royal Tanner, trYttng his fuli mile
On 3:'1. -iN weeks before ne was three years old
and thc eighth time ht ever had % harness on him.
- any body doub that his inclination 10 trot II
an inherited gilt;
ktMBALL & HOWE.
Rumfnul Point. Nav -, 1871. q
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Messenger PatChen
VIII make the season ut the subscribers stable
IOcke's Mills, except Thursdays, when
he will stand al West Bethel.

This horse bids fair TO make one of the fastest
horses In the State. lie Is half brother to Fanny
Patchen, owned by Jarvis Marble, Esq, Paris
who iroitcd over Norway track last fail in 80 ;
also half brother TO Essex, public record 90
also, half brother 10 Tom Il. Patchen, who has
the best Gyc year Old record IN New England
-, beating Phil. sheridan, King William. som
ersot Knox, and 4 Held of others, ana not being
Tapped ~ i've races.
Two OF Messenger Patchens Colts took the first
and thirl premiums 40 the Winlham Town FAR,
last fail. oyer field of Phil. Sheridan, IightioOt
and other horses colts, Oue OF hi, colts can be
seen at my stable
Messenger Paichcn was sired By Tom Palchen,
who /, iull brother in blood 20 Lucy, that beat
Goldsmith Maid and American Girl, with records
OF 3:l7 I. 40 Buffalo, FOR COO. Grand sire Old
Geo. W. Patcben, the champion of the turf. Dam,
Messenger Toy State OF Maine. r by !. Jacks
Old state ur NJ zine, by TUlts Simpson Meas engcr,
By Winthrop, a son of imported Messenger; Gem
buing Imported Messenger, Bashaw, Domcd,
Trustee, and Sir Archy blood the best in the
country.
Patchen Is a powerful built horse, - 81 hands
nigh, with good lcct aud limbs; weighs 1850 lbs,
AMI is perfectly sound and gentle. This blood OF
horses are all very fast walkers and roadsters.
Now Is the time 90 improve your stock.
Termsi.-by leap, 81 season, sio.t 10
warrant. So.
All mares and colts hcldtor the horses services.
-. 4. COFFIN.
Loche's Mills, Ne, ls5n nl9-tf
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Heather RepOrt.

In Paris, June u, Sarah, widow Of Reuben
Favor, aged Is years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-03
Statement OF the Stand
South Paris Savings Bank, South

South Paris Savings Bank, South
LIABIL
Deposits,
Reserve Fund,
Profits,
REsoU
EaRk stock oirned.
Canal National, Portland,
Cumberland National, Portland,
First National, Portland,
National Shoe and Leather, Auburn,
Total Bank stock of Maine,
Rdiiroad BOlds oDned.
Maine Central -, consolidated
Safe,
Looms on Public Funds.
United States i"nda,
City OF Portland
Town Of Frycbuig,
Town OF Greenwood,
Town Of Norway,
Total on Public Funds OF Maine,
on SdriHgs BdnE looks.
South Paris Savings Bank, Paris, Me-,
on Corporation Stock.
West Paris Steam Mill Co, Ne,
10 Corporations.
Paris Hin Manufacturing Co.. Paris,
Loans on Mortgages Of Real Estate
Loans on Machinery, Printing Press and Build
Expense Account
Cash oa deposit. net bearing interest.
Norway National Bank, Norway, Me-,
Cash on hand,
Unpaid Accrued Interest,
Due deposto.s, and including all other liabilities,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-03
DIED.

Announcements OF death,-hve lines or less-in'
serted free Obituaries contributed by friends
OF deceased, viii be charged for al the rate OF i've
cents per hne--nO exceptions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-03

Temperature last week at AN.
sunday, el7 clear; Monday, 80 clear; Tues
day, Gi9 clear; Wednesday, ca clear; Thurs
day, Is clear; Friday, 81 ocOuiy; Saturday
SO : cloudy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-03

CON. NJ BACK How often We hear these
words. Pain in the Back arises from Kidney
Disease. HUNTS REMEDY cures all diseSs
Is OF the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Organs
Family Physicians use HUNTS REMEDY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-03

4aanlsoH's Ro,anic Ralsars being free from OPT
um and squlls not only allays the local irritaioQ
but improves digestion aud strengthens the con
stituuon: hence it is used with the most signal
success in Asthma, Coughs. Colds, Bronchitis
Quinsy, affections Of the throat and chest. All
who wish to preserve health, and thus prolong
life should use Adamson's Balsam.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-03
HATS by the thousand.

These goods are an good color and made vs. H."
Il .lfor . diamond a Thousand miles in The depth
az The -ca. 300 dOuhtig-s they wall not fade.
80 hci- iu miUI M. stock is th' largest; my
STYLES the hand-omc-t and my prices the lo~cst
ou have but To call and be convinced.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-03

IN GREAT DANGER The public are again in
great danger Of being deceived by food of the
imitation Of ''L. F. Atwood's Bitters. THE Rev
JOHN PIKE wrote As follows: l have been de
ceiyed several times by the imitation put up IN
the same shaped bottles and signed by one "Na-
than Wood )" which imitation has always proved
nearly worthless.
Fast FryebUrg Ne. JONI PIKE.
ss-The true medicine gives relief, and bears
the large red patented trade mark al. F." as wei
as the signature Of IL. F." Atwood.
apil7-ly
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PERCHERON-NORMAN
STATIONS.

Ia calling the attention of ia .mGrs and breeders
to this class of horses we eau but express our
satisfaction nc the announcement already given.
/ will again give summary Of the characteris-
ties of these horses, which have made them so
pr zed wherever they have been Introduced. First
lheir pIrevoity, being able 10 earn the COST their
Keeping az wears, and maturing young, thus saw
in thc cost oi one or two years OF keeping and
care Second, their docility and aptness for Ia
Dor, breaking without trouble. Third their hard
mess. being easily kept and free from diseases.
Combining energy with dociity, great strength
with activity, thcy make the beet farmers or gen
cral purpose horse in the wogi'i-good looking,
stylish and of large size, they attract attention.
and az horses that VIII sell ~ any time, sluce
there is au increasing demand Tor this class Of
horses. For whether the times be good or bad
ihe hnslneAs Of The country must be carried ON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-03

"How L wish that my skin was as white and
soft a. yours L." said a lady the other day to le-
male friend "You can easily make it so,' said
the lady addressed. How inquired the first
speaker. USE GLENN's SULPHUR SOAP, Sold
D. all Druggists.
Hills Hair and whi-ker Dye, black or brown,
20 cts Junel9 Nv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-03

ti,l,, OF "a new and beautiful song ant chorus hy
CuaEtIE RAKEE. author % the famous He
Hold. ne Fort OF Heaven " Dealers are ordering
h l,v The thousand. The whole world viii soon De-
singing Touch Me Gently Father Time Any
music dealer will mail Won THIS beautiful song Ion
i6 cents. Published hy r. ". Ilelmick, 20 west
an ST, Cincinnati, %.
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STATE MENT
BETHEL SAYINGS BANK BETHEL, June 18Th, 1877.
LIABrL IITIEs.

Public Finds armed.
County OF Cook Bonds, -, H., Oss0)
City of Lewiston Bonds,
City of Portland Bonds,
Town of Bethel,
Total Public Funds OF Maine
Railroad Bonds 0icned
Maine Central a. (consOlidated) Ne,
Bank Stock OWHed.
Norway National, Norway, Maine,
safe charged o0)
Loans on Public Funds.
United States Bonds,
on SdUiHgs Bank Books.
Bethel Savings Bank. Bethel. Maine,
On Rdiirodd Bonds.
Androscoggin and Kennebcc Maine,
To Municipalities.
Town OF Bethel,
Town OF NeWry
Total to Municipalities of Maine,
Loans on Mortgages of Real Estate,
Loans on Neat Stock,
Loans on Names alone,
Cash on hand
Unpaid Accrued Interest,
Due deposilora, and including Taxes and other
Surplus above all liabilities,
Total annual expenses, $4,000.
The Bonds and Securities of this Bank are kept
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(Ab.trnct OF plaintiffs wrItO

WIN. W. BOLSTER, State Ranl Framine,
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Found at Last.
SALE.
DXENS GOODS.

atpr.-c- to spa, tbC times. 40 sHow th'i We
mean business. ',c quote as follow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-03

CLAKKE's ToorH ACHE DROPS cure Instant,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1877-05-18
A LARGE SUPPLY OF
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
OF ALL KINDS.
FIELD AID GARDEN SEErS.
R,ss" We have always on hand a full
supply Of our well-known brands of
FERTILIZERS,

REX Illl/ERS,
celebrated for their PURITY and IN
TRINSIC VALUE, aud for which our
prices are as low as consistent with the
lgorta Of tho material used in their man
ufacture.
OUR FERTILIZERS are sold by
our Agents, at our prices, freight added,
as follows
Col. Il. V. WHITE, at sll of his Ware
houses on the Ches. & Ohio Canal.
s. j LYDDANE. Rockville.
WARD q FULKS, Gaithersburg
n. N. HENDERSON, Germantown.
WILLIAMS q LEWIS, Boyd's Station.
SAM'L DARBY & SONS, Barnesville
Station, and
VIM. II. DICKERSON, Dickerson's
Station, on Met Branch Ed, 0. r. II.
G. w. SNOUFFER, Point of Rocks.
JOHN WHITE, Adamstown. and
DANIEL BAKER & SONS, Buckeyes
town, on Main Stem B. & o. r. Il.
JOS 0 MOBLEY. Greenfield Mills,
Frederick county, Md.