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Cure your Cough by using Madam Por-sr'
Cough DalsaIn. friee .1e', oUe, and 1Je.
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BronchIne.-For Coughs Colds Bronchitis Catarrh
Sore Threats and Dyspepsia oi all remedies Is the best
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=. CAPITAL Combined. New mode or operating
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M.IRiNE INTELLIGENCE

MINIATURE NNANAc-r1is nav
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DS cing and Cleaning Empire DNcing anl
Cleaning Go call Tor AMI denver goods work eurpas,c
hy nuHc. Olcr,. ub Broadway, near 24d 81 ll1 81
Az. near lith It .7d sh Az, near 2ith 81 K0ssmOr
Hotel, Broadway and Al I
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gusintss iloiltss.

s. Geo W Clvlc Ingram. charleston March :
AlsO The usual rlNci and cnasivl.e vessels.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07
Trees Promote Health.

The value Of trees in sanitary point
Of view in large and over-crowded cities
can scarcely be over-estimated. Apart
from the sense of relief and GOODNESS
which they impart, their influence as puri-
fers of the atmosphere is almost incred-
IDLE. 1t has been calculated that good
sized elm, plane or lime tree, will produce
100000 leaves, having a united area OF
100000 square feet. The competent
authority above quoted proceeds to show
that not only do the leaves absorb delet-
erious gases, but they exhale oxygen.
They must, therefore, be of immense ben
eft in overcrowded aud unhealthy dis
tricts. When to this is added that trees
modify temperature, promoting GOODNESS
in summer and warmth in winter also
that they purify the soil below as well as
the atmosphere above, we have a very
powerful sanitary argument for tree-plant-
iug.-London Medical Examiner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07

Grass is in the best condition for max
iug hay when it has attained its full
growth, but before it has been hardened
or converted into woody fiber by the ma
turing process. As 4 result Of thought
aud experiment many farmers are led to
depend less upon the sun and wind to
cure their grass and more upon the heat
generated by chemical action or fermcn-
tation. They hold that the better way Is
to expose it but short time to the effect
of SUI and air and then put it in small
cocks and let the heat Of fermentation
dry it out. They believe that it retains
its color and juices better cured in this
way, and consequently makes better hay.
Their. i little doubt that hay properly
cured in this way is better than that dried
out in the sun and wind, but more care
is necessary 10 prevent its being stored in
4 condition to mold.-Rural Home.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07

At the age of twelve years common
ced the use Of tobacco, with the opinion
that it looked manly to use it. | had
considerable difficulty in forming the hab.
Il. was very often sick and blinded
from the effects Of II, but by-and-by the
habit was formed, and | was a tobacco
q ever, ei,ctinc from my mouth tobacco
Juice. My parents tried to prevail upon
me not to use it, but in vain. | hid my
plug, about the barn.
As a source Of expenditure the habit
was success. was able in q year or
two to use fifty cents worth week. 1t
puzzled ne to provide the spare change 10
enable me to continue thc iuNlry las l
esteemed it, Frequently the use of 1t
produced nervousness and prostration. /
was often subject to great Inconvenience,
in entering the house OF some tidy house
keeper. % 6ud place TO spit; was often
compelled to hold the tobacco juice IN my
mouth until 1t was iui and running over
and then rush 10 the door; at other times
| would swallow the juice, which would
produce burning sensation IN my stom-
ach. causing an Increased flow OF saliva
Still persisted in the use OF the weed.
Twenty years had sped away, through
which had probably averaged fifty cents
a week, or S26 a year. Having a little
leisure one day, began calculation Of
what i, had cost me principal and interest,
in twenty years, which | then found to be
$500; that Is, If the $50 each year had
been loaned at 10 per cent. interest and
compounded annually; this brought me
TO the age of thirty-two years, when |
found that the $500 loaned at 10 per
cent. interest and compounded annually,
IN tweuty-eighr years, or by the time |
would be sixty years Of age, would amount
70 nearly $4,000.
passed my fingers through my hair
and thought what good-sized farm that
would buy. And yet how many have
cbewel on to sixty years Of age, chewing
up two or three farms Iquit, and have
enjoyed better life for it.-Co-operatiye
journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07
agricultural.
"Pickino Stramberries. .

Then the delight of picking the wild
berries 1t is one of the fragrant men,
cries Of boyhood. Indeed, for boy or man
to 90 a-berrying in certain pastoral
country | know Of where passer-by
along the highway is often RECALLED by
breeze loaded with the perfume of the Ger
ripe fruit, is to get nearer to June than
by almost any course know of. Your
errand is so private and confidential =
You stoop low. You part away the grass
and the daisies, and would lay bare the
inmost secrets Of the meadow. Every.
thing Is yet tender and succulent; the
very air is bright and new the warm
breath OF the meadow comes up 10 your
face to your knees you are in sea Of
daisies and clover; from your knees up
YOU arc in sea Of solar light and warmth.
Now you are PROSTATE like swimmer, or
like a surfbather reaching for pebbles or
shells, the white and green spray breaks
above you then like devotee before a
shrine, or naming his beads, your rosary
strung with luscious berries; anon you
are a grazing Nebuchadnezar, or an art
i>t taking an inverted view Of the land
scape,
The birds are alarmed by your close
scrutiny of their domain. They hardly
know whether to sing or to cry, and do a
little OF both. The bobolink follows you
and circles above and in advance OF you,
and is ready to give you a triumphal exit
from the field If you wilt only depart.
"Ye boys that gather flowers and Strawberries.
To, hid within the grass, IN adder lies
Warton makes Virgil sing but there is
no serpent here-at worst, only u humble
bees or yellow-jacket's nest. You soon
find out the spring in the corner Of the
field under the beechen tree While you
wipe your brow and thank the Lord for
spring water, you glance at the initials IN
/ the bark. some of them so old that they
seem ruuic and legendary. You find out,
also, how gregarious the strawberry Is
that the different varieties exist in little
colonies about the field. When you strike
the outskirts of one of these plantations,
how quickly you work toward the center
of il, and then from the center out, then
cirumnayigatc it, and follow up all It's
branchings and windiugS John Bur
roushs Midsummer Holiday Scri5ner.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07

Now is good time to plant cocoa
nut seeds.-N. Y. Herald.
Good suits for ball-headed men
Mo hair.-N. Y. Commercial.
summer hotels are open, and fly
fishing has commenced-in the butter
dishes and milk jugs.
The water is just warm enough for
little boys to drown in without danger Of
catching cold.-St. Louis journal.
What must be the potato bugs op-
Mon of the humanity that goes around
TALL day putting poison on the victuals Of
humble insects Turn ers Falls Reporter.
Of South Carolina repudiates. l
am lost !" exclaimed wild looking man
at the depot He had made application
for clerkship under Hampton.-Camd-
en- Post.
Good manners always assert them
selves. The man who is particular to lick
the egg off his knife before sticking it
into the butter cannot deny his good breed
iug.-Whitehall Times.
Forget to remove pitcher Of cream
from the kitchen table and several hun
dred flies will tumble into it in less than
fort minutes. Set the same pitcher of
cream as "a fly trap and you wouldn't
catch more than two of the insects in half
a day. Such is the experience of young
housekeeper. -Norristown Herald.
"A Wisconsin man recently killed six
skunks in one day after interviewing the
first one be became reckless and so kept on.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07

S. W. riic, ATTY. lor Iiho.Ia"t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07
The KERN Cor.

This description of the above breed is
from the London Live Stock Journal
The Kerry COW is remarkably CRATE
ful feeder, or in other words, will live on
the commonest and scantiest diet. and
when her lot falls into pleasant places will
Weld 4 bountitul lacteal return for the
generous keep. Everywhere and under
all circumstances she has the reputation
of being an excellent mixer. The average
yield Of milk produced by Kerry COW
belonging to 4 gentleman who for many
years had paid great attention to his
breeds, says r. o. Pringle, in his review
on Irish agriculture, is twelve quarts
daily, and the average yield of butter
from six to eight pounds per week. Some
Of the cows have produced more, but the
Quantities stated have been above the
average. Priugle considers this to be a
large yield, considering the size Of the
animal and the small amount they con-
sumo. \ Kerry COW was known to have
been kept for five years in stable IN
Dublin, which had only two calves during
the period, yet was scarcely ever dry and
kept up 4 full supply OF milk Tor large
family.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07

Nnm-i,ceidcnt l'nNc.

In the Town OF wood tocb County nt oxford, for
The year l~lt.
The following list OF taxes on real estate o'
non. resident Hucrs in aIl town "i ouI lock lr
the year 1876, IA bills committed - Albion /,
EoWkcr. Collector ot SAID Iown'oa lh' lNu "-J "'
Iupr ls-6. l,as been returned bv him TO me ts re-
mliuiu. unpaid on she l}th day 81 Stay i7'',hi Or
certificate uf that date. aud now remains uu!lp'
and uotirc rs hereby given tHt % '.ii' t'N'-I"i'
,..f and charge arc nnf paid into tpc Treasury "t
-ail Tow %, within c,-htc"u months from me ''H''
of the commitment cod said bills, 81" m"'h OBJ ,..-
real estate taxed AS VIII Doe -uhci'nt 10 pay lhe
amount due therefor, including interest ahd
,hpr,..s n, IN yyt.uut further. notice" 10" . .li 900
rlh,- auction 900 tie t"Vu hall 100 -ad Town. on
tbc first Monday in January i-,-. at one orI"'h
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07
SANFORD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER.

This elegant preparation is prepared from the
TRUE Jamaica Ginger. combined with choice arc
MATES and genuine French brandy, and Is vastly
superior % every other Extract or Essence OF TIN
yer before the public-all OF which are pre-
,..-...l ,rsfb ~f.,1,-I ~ tho al uroFgaz
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07
The Rev. W. H. H. Murray think

The Rev. w. II. II. Murray thinks
that the trOtting powers of race-hOrses
can be greatly enhanced by better atten-
ton to their feet than they are accus-
toned to get. He Is experimenting with
a loaded leathern sack attached to each
Of the forward hoof Of fast going mare,
decreasing the weight as the animal be-
comes accustomed to trotting, and dis
pensing with the use Of the ordinary toe
weight.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07
SOMETHING NEW
And worthy Of the consideration Of every
enc who possesses a watch.

THE AMERICAN WATCH WINDER, superior to
any watch winding device, mot eNcep'ice The item
winder) does not affect the time ana can he APP
nlied 10 almost any watch. j. durable. and when
spplied il becomes part OF the watch, yet can
be detached for the purpose OF setting the hands,
and readily replaced.
veniept aud can be wound as readily in the dark
as In tie light. Avoids the necessity of hunting
up the key and the perpleNity which might result
from the loss Of il.
Utends 10 keep the watch clean, rs it is q well
known fact that more dirt and dust reaches tie
movement OF the watch through the use Of th6 com
mon Zen, than from any other source.
Have one put on your watch, and when once
used Won viii never discard IL.
TuE AMERICAN WATCH WINDER ~ furnished
and appIied by all Watch Dealers and RepaiTers.
For further information enquire OF your watch
luly3l-Gm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07
Errors of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN VINO suffered for years from
~ Nervous Debility, Premature De :ay, and all
the effects Of youthful indiscretlop viii, Tor the
sake OF sG iering humanity, send iree TO all who
noe,r IT, ne recipe and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
can DO so by addressing In perfect confidence.
isnl am JOHN d. OGDEN, q Cedar 81. n y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07
ZOE WATER

and sWeetened, iorlns Il mixture which, a. a c"oi-
ing. healthy, and refreshing summer Beverage
has no equal. BarESls of ice water prepared ia
this way, may De drank without the sIShtcst iu
iury. am haupv IS the man who finds IN this a
substitute Tor spirtuuus Equors. It's value 10 tlc
Farmer the Mechanic, and LaborUr cannot Zee
uvCr-estimated. 10 Is 50 cheap az u De- With'h ur
reseb mi an. Ia finely favored as Oh Ice enjoyed
4 - - . -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07
STATE or MAINE.
III

,t..,-.u Portland july L., s.. h. l-..-
Upon the for. going libel, ordered that the. I''
eUInt -i,c notice o. tlu said Oics,o, y. Sinbg,n
20 appear before the Justices Of Our supreme Jn-
liciai Court 10 be holden al Paris within and io.
-rr County ~ ONlOf, On tae thrrt Tuesday OF
september 4 y. lS75, hy publishing an attcstod
roIy OF said Libel, and This order thereon, three
Stcss -ucccssiyCiy in The oxford Ntmociat 7.
n,U.papcr printed IN Pari, iu our County 20. on
farI ht last publication % be thirty day ~ least
ui0r % said tAlrd Tuesday ot september mat ne
may there and then n our said Court appear an ~
show cause, Il any he have why the prayer % -ail
IIbeAut should not be granted. -
WEI. WRIT VIRGIN,
Justice OF the sup. Iut Court.
: ,,re cory oil The Libel and order OF Court
thereon. ....- ,,.,,,..r,-,, ,.,.i
Attest. JAMES =. il'HA 10 Ni.iA'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07
CUOIERA YIORRUS.

Cramps. Pains Diarrh,ra. and Dysentery are IN
stantly relieved by IL. 10 VIII render an attack OF
Cholera MOrbus impossible, n taken when the
symptoms Of this dangerous complaint hfs' man
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07
STATE or MAINE.
TREAsURER's OFFICE,
...-- Ill ~


nITKsIIANr TO chap. 6. sec. i5 Of the Revised
Statutes. will at the state Trea surers once
10 Augusta on the NTH day OF september next, at
eleven O'Clock A NJ, sell and convey ny ieeH I'D
the highest j, r. al the interest at The STATE IN
the tracts OF lsni hereinafter Described, wing ~
unincorpDrated townships. the sarl tract u'NluS
begn forfeited - the state for state taxes ana
county taxes certified TO the Treasurer oil o'a'e
for the year 1873. ....,, r..
The sale and conveyance OF each tfact VIII De
made ssbpct To a right M the owner or part owner
whose rights have been forfeited, To redeem thc
same at any time within one year after the "a Coy
paying or rendering 20 the purchaser ms proper.
ton Of what the purchaser paii thereI1r ~ tue
sale. with interest nj the rate of twenty per cent
per aunum, from tho time OF sale, anu one 1oilai
ior release or such owner may redeem his later
est by paving as aforesaid 70 the Treasurer ol
state rs provided in chap. o, sec - Ol me Rows
cd Statutes. .,.,
No tract, However, will be sold nj price less
than the iuil amount due thereon for such uhP,l'
state aud county taxes, interest and COST as "'
scrbed in the following schedule:
,Nrnuf County.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07
DYSPEPSIA,

Flatulency, sluggish Digestion. want N Tone
aud Activity in Che stomach aDt Bowels, opprcr-
sion after hating. are sure Co Dee relieved N} =
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07

1t don't take the ordinary boy who
eats green apples long to determine the
relation between cores and efiect.-Com-
Adv.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07
CRAMPS AND PAL,

whether produced by digestion, improper food.
change OF water OF Diet too free indulgence in Ice
water, exposure To sudden changes OF tempefa
turc, are Immediately relieved by It. One ounce
aH-lnl \ rlllnn n
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07
PinnpleS.
To CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been permanently cured
81 that dread disease, Consumption, by simple
remedy, is anxious 10 make known 10 his fellow
sufferers the means of cure. To all who desire 10,
he will send copy OF the prescription used (irce
OF charged, with directions tor preparing ana
using the same which they will find a SURE CURE
for CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA, BRoNCuTiS, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription VIII please ad-
dress REV. +. \. WILSON,
iaul Gm 1911 Penn ST., Williamsburg, New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07
iorr than 300. 900 Bottles sold, and not
Al EaIlnrs \

Failure YET.
The following are a few 90 the names az those
who have u-,d t!i- remedy. Nj. COY. trHr
MIR. Hon. James ". bradbury. Aos"n .. Mos.
nm, eN Governor OF Maine, Mr.. Col. Ihlu. -
LamhaJd Mrs. Col. Ihom1s Lang. ucn 81 j
EyrIth. Mayor uf Augusta; Hrv. py. iScAtr, i.r,.
= Martin. Rev. &. +. Penny, Rev. VIM \. i'.r"-
Rev. n. t. Wood. Col +. NJ. Drew, Ne2,'aIy %
state: Hon. j. T. Woodward, Stale Librarian
Hon. X. IL. eastman, President Granite Na-.'At'
R,uL:S Is Lane, Secretary oi senate. NHrr'u
l.. Alden Bangor, and many Thousand others ,"'
numerous 10 mention.
Kewarp of WOr' HESS limitations. see tlat lN'
tiarua OF r. " Kiu-mln i5 blown l1 t4c -iu-~ ui
tla bottle Price 55 cents per bottle S"npi,
bottle and circular ircr.
F.IY. HINSMAN. Proprietor.
Augusta, Ne.
- -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07
S.NFORD,NJAEIAICA GINGER

an elegsrt combination OF thc True Jamaica Gin
ger with the Choicest Anomalies. lri~ beyond tli
comparison ms most healthy, inv -urailu- tonic
and StinuI1ut before fhc public. Do Isl earnestly
rccommen lea o. thc weak and nervous, o. those
recovering nom dcbIlitulu- diseases, and % the
AGED o. whom 10 iuulr-s warmth aut y'gor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07
SAMPLES FREE.

c<OO REWARD wnl be paid for bottle
SOOO OF any other Extract OF Essence oi
Jamaica Gtu--Cr 10 found O. equal IN one HAVor,
Cbr4pe.- ant Best Take uu utGsr until Nuu
have given 70 u TRIAL Sold ny AID wholesale ANA
Retail Dvuesi-'-, o,-orer-r and Dealers iu Mel
cines Frrc. II cents. NEEk~ n POTTER
General Agent, and Wholesale pru-.. s,s Eo,-
ton
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

vital weakness or depression; weak OK
haustcl feeling, no energy or courage; the result
OF Mental over-Nyork intersections or nN-
Cesses or some drain upon the - stem, Is always
cured by Humphreys Homeopathic Speci-
nc No. ~. II tones up and inYigUratcs The sys-
tenn dspcls the gloom and dependency, imparts
strength and cncrgy,-stops the drain and rriu-
yenates the entire man. Been used twenty years
with rerTcct success by thousands. sold by deal
crs. Price 81 On per single vial, or $500 pcrpack-
axe Of Eve vial, aud 500 vial OF powder. sent
hy mail on receipt OF price Address Hum
phreys' Homeopathic Medicine Company
lCl FULTON ST, NEW YORK.
January ., 1871. ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07
JACKSON'S BEST

SWEET NAVY CHEWING TOBACCO =.
wa awarded Tie .-cst rr-ic At Centennial ENIo-
sitiou for ..s Lue chewing u-' -c-, Che excellence
and lastinE character ot lt~ -WctfcuI.- and NtN-
orlrr. IL YOU want tht best tobacco ever made
ask your grocer Tor THIS, and -r. taat each plug
hears our blue srr.l t.EIC ODD rA VITA cords Jack
sons Best on 60. SOLD wtQlC-IIc D. Boston ARD
Portland Jother-. send Cor sample tO G. 4.
.IACK>DN 4 Co. Manufacture Petersburg, ia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07

OXFORD, SS:-At touft If Probate held %
Par-s Within and Ior thc unity OF oxford
on The tii'd Tuc-cH, of july, 4. u. ls1l,
nNthe p.tt.nu rr EEI-tl REED widow 0t
~ Sampson i,-4d lli- -. Hartford la sand C0un.
Is deceased, PRAYING lJr an allowance out OF the
personal estate &C her late husband:
Ordered That the said Petitioner eivc notice
TO all persons interested by causing copy 81 this
order 20 be published three week successfully In
the oxford Democrat printed IL Paris, that they
may appear AT n Probate Court to De held at Paris
in sail County on the third tuesday Of Aug. next.
AZ nine O'Clock IN the forenoon aud shew cause ID
any they have why the same should not BE- granted.
a. II. WALKER, Judge.
A true copy, attest III. Z, DAVIS, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07

The Crucial Test ~ thc value oi 81 medic
cine Is time. Doe experience confirm the claims
put forth ia Boz favor 90 iae out-tt- D. tlc grand
question. App,, this criterion, -n simple. vct o.
searching O. INEEANI'~ EIFEEN t>UENr SILT
IEG ArEEENI. How has DO worn What has
been u history How does De- stand today.
TsrTant's Seltxer Aperient
j. household name throughout the United states.
10 d. admin stored al -ItriirC aud w .tl success
M dyspepsia, sick headache, nervous debility.
liver compliant, bilious rguuftcuJs, bowel com
plants especially CCust. ut-Iou'. -out. gravel.
nausea, Che complaints peculiar % the maternal
sex, and al. type, OF Inflammation. - mill Is 10
ln rs operation that d, can Doe gwen with perfect
safety 90 the ieeblest child, and -o agreeable Is
% 70 the taste, So refreshing 90 flC palate. that
children never refuse 90 take 20. For sale by AL
druggists
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07
ROOFING SLATE.

a. WILBUR 4 Co. Slate wharves, $40
Commercial st, Roston. sole Agents for
NerFills Celebrated ErnNuyI.e Juad.ng = ate.
strongest sn3 best ma e less rcua.r- than others.
received The highest Centennial award, medal
and diploma. sold hv The SQUARE or cargo AZ
Bangor or Boston 81 To- al. other kinds % slate
and roofing materials. Address a. ". * Co.
Boston, or n. 4. MERRILL, Bangor. Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07

OK IN con per l4y 81. home. samples worth .
D. u 0LU free. >rINsoN \ Co, Portland, Maine
pES N77a week 20 Agents. $40 Quit Free.
OJJ0 OH Pc. NlCKEEN, Augusta. Ne
c1os day 20 home. Agent, wanted. OltGt and
q form lr.n. TEI-E N Co Ar-u--L- ML--..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07

OXFORD. s-:.Nta court of Probate htlt Pan.
within aud fot the County oi oAiorI.
ON tlr third Tur.Ity of .lulY. s. u. l-...
~ The petition Of EEr~t1 REED widow aI
7 Sampson Reed late uf liTtmul iu strI
COUNTY ,,csa-cd pray iug tI.tt hrr dover uly lr
-et out % her from the sril estate of her Date
iIU -tIId-
OnptGrp. That the saii Petitioner give udt.,.
fo 100 persons iutrft.tri by ,u-irs Vs. r.U. ..
ihis order To bo published thtc" week lir-. ..s,ly
in IA, O>f rd Democrat printed Foo l'.ri- lbIt fht.
may appear GO Probate curt 90 hn ltII af ptri.
in .t,i puu.y ono trr third tuesday ui i.-.u.,.
IF po'tlurk ln ihr .oteuuou trI -l-u r1l.p II 1904,
they Atyc why tis same .l"uii NOT Doc allowed.
s. ~ WAIhtE. IuI.f.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07

THE subscriber hereby gives public Lotice thar
be has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge Of
Probate Cor the Couaty OF oxford aud a. .umed the
trust of 4 dmuis!ratriN OF the estate Of
SARAH Favor late OF Pans
In said County deceased by giving bond ss the law
directs she therefor requests all persons who age
indebted 10 the estate OF said deco asset Co make im
mediate payment and those who have any Demands
thereon 10 exhibit the same to
July u, 1857. ANNA + Favor
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-08-07

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