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Greenwood.

Farmers have their potStoes nearly
harvested. 10 the Irish neighborhood,
where potatoes are chiefly planted, they
ge, an average OF about one hundred
bushels to the acre, which We cali light
crop. The rus, struck the top before the
uotatoes had got their growth. Early
Rose turn out quite wei, while Jacksons.
which were planted late, sre very small.
john Gill has one thousand bushels 10
sell. sud five or six of his neigabors vii
sell ive hundred bushels or more, each.
W. IT. q .-rtI, find the Colorsdo 5ee"-
n,c,i, s.....-d way IN The bin, when q"
a. dI-girg. s.. II they winter well, "a.
m . .,i.c .,r.ubIe mex SuUm-r. W.ot-
b P.r-. &c. o. Is 5... zoos
t.-.,. or to.lr--p .uror,' Ul-o, . q"
e. r.. Foo. 500 Suurdrl, at A.
o.. cu>a... a:j a.trr~' e. over.
W at,t,- f.ru,ys ,u %, prr.tr'c .
4. car, wIo.--. Tay sprio - apd "a'l- 5
a.. n,sr.y ,uu, aud IutIaD summer IS
city mucn gone. Is liable to freeze
~ any tine.
90 Nt. AJram shows his wbre hea'
,.., morning, DC, y. with siX inches @.
SOW. sud >co~iu. tasr. X.
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TOWN ITEMS.
AndoEer.

OA. 25.-About three inches of damp
snow fell here, Monday morning, and
several sleighs were seen on the streets,
during the day. L. has showed all day,
and everything is covered with robe OF
white.
The farmers here have nearly finished
harvesting, and feel very we'll satisfied
with the result OF their toll. Some CON-
plsiut is made about the low price OF
stock and other farm products, but the
low prices of other goods. enables the
farmer who sells his oxen for 500 to buy
as much tor bis family as he could few
wears ago. when he obtained $50 tor
the same sized oxen. On the whole,
tina farmers OF Maine have every reason
TO be grateful aud encouraged b. the pro-
duets OF their farms during the past year.
Several OF our farmers have raised very
6,- crop, oi wheat. Mr. John AkerS
b,d sishy bushels ui rs ms wheat as
one ever uevd 10 see.
T>pDmd tvver has 0-en raging qoitr
excessively 0t la,s, Int under the ueS'-
men. of one OF the most skillut phls'-
,.,ls IN t1e State, DR.. W. ". Barnes,
nj. 81 case ms proved fatal.
Nr. j. a. French has Dis new boarding
house hesrN h5i-hed 90 the outside
The house commands some very hne
views, aud presents very handsome sP-
o.arsoce. 1t will make a very pleasant
home f5r those Who are DESTROYS OF pass
i1g Anew months IN the country during
lac hot weather.
Capt. Cyrus S;urtiyant. OF Portland,
s2oss in Uaion Hall last Sabbath after
noon upon me sublec, OF temperance, to
= large aud attentive audience. In the
evening be addressed large cOngrega-
ton in the Cong. Church, upon the sub
lee, Of Home Missions.
Our citizens are discussing the subject
of laying out public park. The enter
prise should receive encouragement: from
all.
\ petition has been circulating here
during the past two weeks for the pur-
pose of finding out how many Of the yo-
tiers of Andover are in favor OF moving
the County-seat from Paris to Norway.
The document has received a cold IeceP-
ton. 1t is believed by many here that
Norway has Cat concealed under the
meal. 1, is always considered the best
policy to let well enough alone. and the
voters OF Oxford County would do well
80 bsed tbs maxim. LONE STAR.
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Mr.. Harrison Scribner OF this place.
invited his friends and neighbors, 20 q
husklng on Monday evening, Oct. 18th.
The company numbered 81 OF sll ages.
among the Oldest and We believe the
smartest OF the huskers, were Mr.. John
Scribner, aged GO, Mr.. D. Stanley, aged
=, Mr.. g. Hodgdon, agsd 50, and MIR.
Aaron Williams, aged a, the Oldest Of
the company, while the youngest of the
party, Ethel, the month Old daughter
Of As6ury and EcmeDgarde W. Hun,ress
and great grand daughter OF Mr.. Will
ans. Tue company were served with an
excellent and Dountiful supper, after
which, ne older mem bers OF the com
pAny passed an hour or two very pleas
anuy, then lett tor their homes. the
younger ones joined ia the dance and
we believe they didn't get home till morn
IN.
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Sherif's Sale.
Cn1-NrN nr nNFnRn. 81

COUNTY OF OXFORD, ss:-
Taken on Execution and will be sold by public
auction on the thirtcth day OF November 4. D..
ISL at ten O'Clock in the forenoon ut the Office Of
George ID. Bisbee in Buckfeld IN said County, all
the right in equity which Marcellus j. Davis OF
Hebron IN the County of Oxford has or had, on
the twentieth day August A. ID. 1877 AZ eight
O'Clock In the afternoon, when the same was at
tached on the original writ 10 redeem the follow
ing described Real Estate situated In Hebron In
SAL County 10 wit: Il certain lot OF land in Heb
ron aforesaid with the buildings thereon, dc.
-cribed as follows, TO wit being the came prem
iSes or farm conveyed 10 the sAd Marcellus j.
Davis by Welcome kinsley by his deed dated
sept. 10. 1874, and recorded in Oxford Records
Book 100. Page no. and being precisely the same
premises Bonded by the said Davis 10 ALVIN
Howe and Henry Howe, said Bond being dated
MAY Sth, 1877, and recorded in Oxford Records
Book i55, Page as, aud being the same premises
on which the said Alvin Howe now resides. The
above premises being subject 10 a mortgage re.
corded IN oxford Records Book III, Page lOi
given By the said Marcellus j. Davis 10 the South
PlT!s saving Bank To secure the payment of four
hundred aud iiIy dollars, on which there is now
due the sam of about foRr hundred and fifty dol.
lars. JOSIAH W. KITTEN
Dated, October I'D, 1871. sheriff.
OSO-AW
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS William Il. Robinson Of Oxford
w in the County OF Oxford ana state OF Maine
on inc uu teeutg day OF December n. d. lofl by
M. Geeh OF mortgage of that aate recorded IN
oxford Registry OF Deeds Book lJ5 Page ~, con.
Vev-i 10 Ary lila =. Robinson OF said oxford
certain lol or parcel vi land situgted IN oxford
aforesaid and described Us follows, 10 witt
being the same premises conveyed 20 William
Robinson by Benjamin :. staples ana others by
deed dated Oct ., 1859 and recorded IN oxford
Registry Of Deeds Book l5i, Pagr %, excepting
ami res. ryiug so much thereof AS William u. Rob.
in-0u hid previously decided TO Thomas Robinson
which parcel Is the ia-t named parcel Is described
IA .sid Staples aud others deed as Aforesaid to
SCENE the payment of certain notes OF hand
therein described; and whereas he said Aryilla
= Robinson ON the ghirty-hrsL day of August y
n - Iulv assigned 70 the subscriber the said
mortgage and notes, said assignment being recor'
ded in oxford Registry OF Deeds Book 10, rage
S57. and As the conditions OF said mortgage nave
been broken I Cl1im foreclosure Of the same
according 70 the Statute Ia such cases MADE anu
provided and give this notice Tor lna1 purpose;
oxford. October Q, 4. u. 1871. oSO Wv
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John Greenleaf Whittier

TO the above and are prepared to supply It to all
subscribers 10 THE ATLANTIC tor the sum OF One
Dollar. The portrait is from the pencil of Mr.. j.
+. Baker, the same admirable artist who made It's
companion pictures, ana IL pronounced an excel
lent and satisfactory likeness by friends OF the
poet 10 whom IL has been submitted. In size and
style il IA uniform with the portraits which have
preceded It., so that the three Will group hnely on
q wall. They are carefully wrapped on rollers
and can be sent 10 any part OF the United states
by mail without injury.
TERMS OF THE ATLANTIC.-Single or specimen
numbers Is cents Yearly subscriptions 600
postage free with liie.size portrait OF Whittier
Bryant, or Longfellow, s5.OO; with two portraits
&C 90 with all three portraits, 600.
SPECIAL OFFER-The November and Decem-
Der numbers of THE ATLANTIC, containing poem
by Whittier and LonRfelow, and the commence
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mold" will be mailed free TO all new subscribers
to THE ATLANTIC for 1873 who remit their sub
scriptons TO the Publishers before December LIST.
Remittance by mail should be sent by money.
order, dram on New York or Boston, or registered
letter, 10 II. o. HoUGHToS & Co.. Riverside
Press, Cambridge, Mass.
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administrators sale.

nTk~TANT 10 "a license rom the Honorable
"a Walker, Juixe OF Plophts no -'i Tor
IA, Comfy ct oxford, shail sei 40 P!oi' -
-, ~ thtrf,,tu e4. Ut NJVeiuer. a -. 1874,
st leo ot.,ork IA the forenoon a1 the ou'rc oi
t,r.,,.,. Uazru ma >tit DNf1rt IN he lisai' itie
and interest NEirh Poly DAVIS h We OF oNl'i" iu i
90, ,.,u,tv. o.c,ssei. mad m and 90 any and all
r,si r-ts-, iu SAID OAIuri. beng she d, IN, stead
- I'd Pali. Davis. occupied ~ the time OF her
I.,. GEORGE HALEN
oxford, Ocs l., lsl1. AUm l.
c39-3w
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n. \. CGsbmsu raised on lis rods llV
bushels ~ eas. Of corn besides 5 bushels
G. pig coro. Ca 163 rods q cushe.s col
o.,. 81 los. 70 the Dushel. For the con-
be spread on zoe manure as usual suc
put 10 the hill bay State SuperhOsphsIe.
Las, Monday might, Rev. Mr.. Carleton
gave very interesting lecture on Prison
life; ne was chaplain OF the Charles
town, Mass, States pTisontO nine years.
The wife OF Alden L. M1rch, died Fri
day. the 18th OF Typhoid lever after sew
eral weeks sickness. bis Oldest bOy l.
sick with the same disease, but they are
in hopes he may recover.
TYRO.
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Sheriff - Sale.

OXFORD, S.
auction, on the ;twenty.iouTth day OF November
A D. ISL at two O'Clock in the afternoon al the
store of Joseph Bennett In Denmark in said coun.
~ all the right in equity, which ALo ingalls, OF
Denmark in the County of Oxford had on the
tv.cnty.t third day Of June A. ID. 1871, when the
same was attached on the original writ, to redeem
the following described real estate, situated IN
Denmark, in said County, 70 WIZ certain iot OIL
land IN Denmark aforesaid, with the buildings
thereon and bounded as follows commencing az
the southeast corner OF the Schoo. House iot IN
Centre school District in said Denmark anu run,
ming south - degrees west SIX rods 10 stake anu
stones thence north 81 degrees west to land OF ID.
q TarboN; thence nOtherly course 10y sild TAR
boN's land 10 the county road leading from Den
mark % BrownHelt; thence An easterly course py
ssjJ road Ia northwest corner OF said school
hOuae lot; thence south by said school house Ioi
10 the southwest corner OF said school mousse lot
three rods; thence an easterly course oy sAlu
school house LOT 10 first mentioned Oouno' Inc
above premises being subject 10 mortgage re-
corded in the oxford Western District Registry
OF Deeds book SO, page 5J2, given Oy the salu Alzu
ingalls, 20 Harmon V Berry OF Dehnafk aIoIo-
said 10 secure the payment of promlssary note
for six hundred and hfty dollars, dated september
the eleventh, \. d. 1874, payable In three equal
annual payments OF two hundred and sixteen
AMI two thirds dollars each, with interest at the
rte of six per centum per annum payable annual
w. which mortgage has been assigned 10 Asa "
pike Of Fryebrug In said county together win
tile debt thereby secured when assignment Is re
corded in the Oxford Western District Registry
OF DEEDS, book 81, page 90, aud there is now due
on said mortgage the sum OF four hundred and
nipety.two dollars and eighty five cts; also TO a
mort gage recorded In the Oxford western Distticl
Registry Of Deeds book o., page II, given by the
said Aizo ingalls, 20 Augustine ingalls, OF Den
mark in the County of Oxford TO secure the pay,
ment of q promissary note for three hundred and
five dollars dated November the eighth, y. ID
Is75 PAYABLE In one year with interest at the rate
of sht per centum per annum, payable annual
iv. on which there is now due the sum OF three
hundred and hlly one dollars ana thlrty SIX cents
HENRY IL. SMITH, Deputy Sheriff.
nata3 Oct y 1871. OoJ-3W
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Head, Throat and Vocal Organs
Cures without Sneezing!
MARRIED..

sons 70 Miss Mary Ella Lord, only daughter OF Or.
J. r. Lord.
In Paris, oct. Il, by Rev. \. Hill, Arson J. Mil
lett and Miss Josephine b. Crockett, both OF Nor
way.
Ia Newry, oct. 18th, at the NJ. E. Parsonage, 10y
Rev. G. ID. Holmes, \, Eugene Bennett, TO Miss
Celia NJ. Thurstou, both Of krrOl, y. II.
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The Atlantic Monthly
FOR 1878

VIII continue 10 occupy the high position which
II has always maintained among American per
iodicals, and will number the foremost American
writer's among its contributors. Serial stories by
W. Ii. Bishop, Henry James Jr.. and w. ID. How.
ellis; short stories by T. b. Adrich, Rose Terry
Cooke, Constance Fenimore Woolson, j. w. De
Forrest, ii. L. Scndder, and others: sketches of
travel by L. Il. Aldrlch; humorous papers by
Mark Twain; Sketches and essays bv Chas. Dud
lev Warner; poems by Whittier, Longfollow,
II Holmes, and Lowell; and contributions from w.
W. Story, Charles +. Norton, r. c. Stedman,
Sarah Jewett, Harriet W. Preston, and Others
will constitute some of the features for the com.
inn
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The Atlantic Portraits

OF Bryant and Longfellow have achieved a wide
reputation and popula rity for their fidelity As
portraits, and their rare artistic excellence, and
are adjoining multitudes of homes throughout the
country. The Publishers take pleasure in an
uouncing that they have now added new life
size portrait of New highlands favorite poet, the
nttaE hav
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FOR Sl25 CASH,

WE will sell Cabinet O5gsns our own meke ty
~ Fot a 10 any ADVERTISED for SO 20 sJ'O'
PsrticuIars free 10 all. j. ID. CHENEY 40
- oSS-sn Deering, Nc.
P,O. Address, Stevens Plains, Me.
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Feather Report.

Temperature las; week al : NJ.
sunday, lOo clear; Monday 2Je snow; Tues
.dA.. SIS cloudy; Wednesday O. cloudy Thur
day, 5t7 snow; Friday, 20 clear; saturday
20 clear;
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BORN.

In Bethel. Oct. e5;h, to the wife OF Ceylou Rowe.
In Andover, oct D, to the wife Of Frank Dres-
ser a daughter.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Vital weakness or depression a weak ex-
hausted feeling, no energy or courage; the result
of Mental over-wOrk Indiserstions or en-
cesses, or some drain upon the system, is always
cured BY Humphreys Homeopathic Spect-
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TEN, dispels the gloom and dependency, imparts
strength and energy,-stups the drain and reju'
venatcs the entire man. Been used twenty year.
with perfect success 10y thousands. Sold by deal
ers. Price % per single vial, - 10 per pack
age OF five walls and $500 vial of powder. sent
by mail N receipt Of price Address Hum
phreys' Homeopathic Medicine Company
itg FULTON ST, NEW YORK,
Januars g.Is--. "
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Paris.

Rev. Mr.. Smith of Turner, exchanged
with DR.. Estes. last Sabbath. Mr.. s.
preached an excellent sermon from text,
Zach. Iv:6. "Not by might nor by power
but by My Spirit. saith the Lord of
Hosts" The speakers strong, pleasant
voice, his clear utterance. and evident
sincerity. made deep impression upon
his hearers. He also addressed the Re-
fom Club. in an interesting manner, Sat-
urday evening.
Literary exercises at the Academy next
Saturday evening. All are invited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-30

In Grand Meadows, MINI, Oct 4th, Alice 81.
Pane, aged q years.
In DiXneld, sept. 10Th, Mrs. Sarah, wife OF Mr..
EIiphaz Z. kugore, aged - years and months,
formerly OF Newry.
In Boston, oct. 18th, Annie l.. infant daughter
OF Mr. j. K. and Mrs A Tucker, aged ! year !
months and IL DAYS.
In Hebron, Oct. 10, Hattie $, wife OF Alden
Murch, aged SO years and IL months.
10 Bethel Oct. > , Calico Rowe, aged 81 years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-10-30
Notice OF Foreclosure.

MATILDA POOR OF BroYnlei in the Coun-
vi Is OF Oxford and S.afe Of Nrinc-by her
deed dated the 2t'h drN of JIy, 8. %. l>lOi and
recorded in III r"-i t. o. deet- we tern Dl,-
'i.ct. Book IS, pr-e 80, conveyed Alexander
Nupichy and L.mu. D. Nn.r,. n mortgage, Il
c.rJii1 pave. co. 900. .-ta.' .'u.. ed ia Brown
deII ltCra B .ad t3WGc' a. .o.l5rs i1 wit
Be..uuil1 a zoe FOND leading through Brown.
nei Center ~ ltc -ou,tcgat corner ~ Charies
Eide. 'gn.-I l.-ua Ill Ho.tH .IIte atr ec-i west
ak rods rrf 1.-Two iini Peg -li' Eios mi To land
of Joseph 70. ~ .ra--fiercr ea-'erlr ol said Eat
on. land ., -... ..I ...-t ..hs O. q take
ami sto8t5-ir-lcC .guth Use degrees east by land
N aid Anpl,oy and N,rrcl, * rods and eight
linz % "a -torauo -t-theuc- westerly on the road
above n!satiouei i've rods and twenty three links
10 t.r bounds b. gan at-and The said Lemuel H..
Mo-r,l assigned the aid mortgage deed-togeth-
Pr " IT, the premises therein named 10 AleNander
AprIebv by his assignment duly executed anil
iated the lith day Of May \. ID. 1877, and record
"a ia Western registry Of Deeds Book a. paS,
5tj. and The sand Alexander Applehy assigned
the said mortgage deed together with the premi-
SEES therein named 70 Horace Billing and son
daily executed and dated The 24th day OF NoNem-
Der \. u 1919, and recorded IN western neg Oi
Deeds, Book II, page iil-Il5-and me eondl'lon
II said mortgage having been broken, We the UNI
dctt .-uei. by reason TX. col, c!m CLOSURE.
HORACE BILLINGS,
by his Atly.J, l.. FRISK,
8..1ir. Itth. le5.. "-'-5N
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DIED.

Announcements Of death,-aye lines or less-in
serted free. Obituaries contributed by irlenus
OF dece ssed, viii DC charged for AZ the rate Of dive
cents per hne-nO exceptions.
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PrnnosnI for Go. Wood.

YINHE County commissioners will receive seAieu
proposals for so cords Of hard Glen woou iSr
tie use OF the County Of ONlord-the WOOD 10 DC
sawed twice aud lifted for stoves and put into inc
sheds in good order. The proposals may DC ue
posted with the Clerk ~ any tllRe PRIOR 10 NoN
10Th when they will be opened and detsrmlned
upon by the County COmmiss ioners-ressrVln
b. \. TUELL, Chairman.
Paris, Ne, october 80, 1877. 5w
IL BANKRUPTCY, DISTRICT OF MAINE SIS.
In matter Of GILMAN L. BANKRUPT.
BLAKE,
YTHIs is to give notice, that third genera genera
meeting Of the creditors Of Gilman l.. BlAAe
bankrupt viii be held By adjournment from OSt
pan INST al the office of Geo. A Wilson, IN south
PARIS in said district, before John W May, reg
i,fer In Bankruptcy, on the l4th day OF November
A.D. ISL, al 10 O'Clock A. NJ. for me purposes
named 10 section 5Ogl OF the Revised Statutes vi
tbe United states, Title Bankruptcy, anu tnat sue
As-i.nee has fled his final account ana ~ tu'u
sod here agu 3 tor settlement AMI discharge
Oh MASON. Assignee.
Bethel, october l4th, ls7i. Co.,"
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Maine Steamship Go.
Steamers Eleanors and Franconia.

Steamers EIednOre anu fTdHVUHId'
VIII until further notice leave trAnkl!n w MARI
Portland every MONDAY anu lUhoDAl
trb p Nj AMI leave Pier 30 East RIVER, New
YORK ever, MONDAY ana THURSDAY at 1
Z. VI. .-.,.-
The EIeanorais 81 new steamer, Just bulltioI inns
route. ami both -hc and she Frtneonla are h''td up
x,tt fUe accommodations for passengers, making
his IA, ,lst and comfortable route lOf
travellers between New York and Maine. These
steamer VIII touch az vineyard Haven duringth
summer months on their passage 10 sirom Ne"
Passage in State Room $500, meals extra.
Goods forwarded to and from Philadelphia,
Montreal Quebec, St.Johu and all parts OF Maine.
..-Ffeicht taken at the lowest rates.
Shippers are requested 10 send their ireigEt 10
the Steamers rs early as {, T. NJ on days they
leave Portland. For further Information apply 10
HENRY FOX General Agent, Portland.
JF.AMES, Ag't Z Ter IS +. r., New YORK.
Tickets and state rooms can also be obtained ~
20 p,xcba 90 Street iuy27tf
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X. b. Armour, of the firm OF Plank
ington, Armour g. Co., meat packers,
Is at the LeGrand.
The Hon. James w. Throckmorton,
arrived last evening from Mckinney,
and will leave to-day for Lawrence,
whore he will deliver speech.
Rev. Mr.. Allen, a college chum and
old.time friend of Rev. Mr.. Carhart, is
in the city, and will remain for few
days. Mr.. Allen will preach at the
Tabernacle tomorrow
We had the pleasure of greeting In
our sanctum yesterday, Mr.. George
Russ Brown, n member of the craft
from Little Rock, Arkansas. lie
makes but a brief stay in our state.
We had II pleasant call yesterday
from Mr. w. G. Cain, of Tyler. Mr..
Cain has been assignee in bankruptcy,
in the most important compositions in
Northern Texas, and has given great
satisfaction to all parties concerned.
Dennis Long, of the firm of Dennis
Long Il Co, the great cast-ilon pipe
manufacturers, of Louisville, Kentucky
from whose foundry came our water
pipes, arrived in our city yesterday
and will spend some time here.