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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-31
East Sumner.

July 27.-On Tuesday last the build
ings known as The lIermos Proctor stand
were totally consumed by lire. Mr.. Do
bic, the owner. and others were about
the premises at the time. and had boon
in tha burn. W here the li,e was discovered.
only few moments before. Cause oil
lire not known. bat coniecturcd to be
ig;iIion OF matches. Llss not heavy. Il
the buildings were in tlilapidated and
unoccupied condition. Insurance very
light.
Within few years three seriods frs
have visited East Sumner, and in every
instance thCle was no Insurance on Tia,
buildings destroyed. Most of our far
mOrs insure. Is il not better 10 invest h
few dollars ia good reliable insurance,
althcugh We never have occasion 10 call
Tor its provisions, than 10 risk all and
perhaps lose all Certainly fires enough
occur to admonish us of the risk and
danger Of uoG-iEsursnco. Persons who
sill not insure, do not in case Of loss,
usually receive The sympathy accorded to
tho Insured. A word to the wise is
sufficient" SLoCUM.
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lkoIbury.

July 25.-The potato beetle is here in
small number also the three-lined beetle,
lho blue bug, and an infinite variety OF
smal.e. insects,-sll bent on destroy ing
the potato crop. Hand picking has kept
down the more important kinds so far.
But little ha, Ia has been done, owing
to the unlavorable weather. Many put
in more potatoes than usual; some Of the
wiser ones more corn and wheat. The
Lost Nation is tho layorte variety oil
wheat.
The summer term OF school in District
No. Z. is taught by Miss Rachel Cot.
daughter OF Sewell Goff. Esq OF Mexico.
Mr.. +. NJ. Blossom has been repairing
his house. -plsstering. painting. and
furnishing generally.
Lambs are selling at from - 10 to
50 %. A. A. JENNIE sold pair OF two
year-old steers, not matched. for S53.
Wages are from s25 10 $50 per month,
and from 81 - to 81 80 per day. Help
is plenty.
Mr.. X. n. Blossom Of Lewiston is vis-
Ting his friends in town.
A Sabbath School has been organized
in the western portion of this town and
Byron. The following are the officers
for the present quarter: Chairman. j
q. Reed; Secretary. w. II. Jtnne {;
Treasurer. j. A. Pressy; Superintendent
and Librarian. j. NJ. Merrill.
Il. II. NYE.
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The Fryeburg House is soon TO undergo
extensive repairs. The root is to be
raised and foil SET Of rooms to be added
10 third story. A piazza on front and
one side.
Quite number OF summer boarders
are IN the village. at the Oxford House
and some private boarding houses.
Rev. &. ID. Barrows with family and
Friend are stopping here for few days.
Dir. Philip Page and family OF Boston.
are also here.
All are arranging to attend the Tenn
perSuee Camp Meeting at Sebago Lake,
oeglnning July 81 and ending Aug. 5.
W. II. TarbOx has already got his eel
iar dug. and the stone is being quarried
and hauled for the underpinning to his
new house to be erected on the Bradley
ot' we're the old Office now stands next
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Routes from Depots and steamers to EASTMAN sR
BROS, 534 CONGRESS STREET, PORTLAND, ME
Notice Of Foreclosure.

JITuEREAS Densmore s. Marble OF DiNheld
w in the County OF oxford on the twenty
Gig hth day of April A. D., lsj-by his moTts9Se
the folwing real estate situated in DiNhtld aiore-
said and described rs follows TO VII: one unlIYi-
led five eighth's part OF lot numbered eight IN
the first aud second range and Gore 80 called IN
the first range: also one undivided i've eighlh
part of lot numbered nine in range secOnd-alsO
one undivided i've eighth part Of the homestead
farm OF the late LOami Il. Marble, excepting anu
reservug the widows thirds in said farm; also
one undivided two thirds part OF the Parker farm
SO called being the nOrtherly part OF lot No IL IN
the third range the boundaries ol these foregoing
several pieces OF land are described IN deed
given by Joel A. Marble TO Mary T.. Marble dated
April A. 1858 and recorded in Oxford Registry OF
Deeds Book l37 Page l3l 20 which deed reference
Is had and for n more particular description OF
said premises reference may be had 10 tue sdld
mortgage deed recorded in the Oxford Records
book l39 page h3S-and whereas the SAID Dens-
more :. Marble on the same day by his other
mortgage deed OF that date by him duly signed
and executed conveyed TO the said John IL. Mar.
BILE the following real estate situated IN Di%held
aforesaid and described as follows TO Wit:-one
undivided three eighth part Of lot numbered elsht
ia the lrst and second range and Gore 50 called
IN the first range-alsO one undivided three eighth
part OF lot numbered nine IN range second-also
one undivided three eighth part OF the homestead
farm OF the late Loaml Is. Msble excepting ana
reserying the widows thirds In said hrm-also
one undivided one third part of the Parker farm
so called being the nOrhcrly part OF lot No IL m
the third range meaning TO convey all the real
estate described in the deed given by Joel a. Mar
bic TO Mary f. Marble dated April {, 1853 and re-
corded in the oxford Registry OF deeds book l3'
page l3l-and for a more particular description
of the premises reference is had to said mortgage
deed-Iecorded in the oxford Registry OF peeas ;
book $50 page 80, and whereas the conditions Of
both OF the above described mortgages have been
broken the legal Assignee Of both OF said mort
cages give this public notice To iorccose the same
agreeable TO tue statute in such case made and pro-
yidcd
Dated at Dixfcld, July - lS.5.
GUSTANUS A. YORK, JR., Assignee
Witness H. A RANDALL.
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Mexico

Rev. Geo. NJ. Park will preach in the
Grove al Mexico Corner Sunday a. Nj. .
Aug. >. and lecture on Temperance in the
afternoon OF the same day. Persons Al
tending are requested 10 provide for
themselves a basket picnic dinner. "
All are invited to attend. Opportunity
Will be given Tor speakers who may he
present from abroad, ard We topc 10
have number oil such present.
Per order.
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Byron.

July 23.-Mr. George Easter OF this
town lett Prince Edwards Island. where
be had been visiting MS father, about
May 1O.h. Neither MS father there nor
his family here have heard iyom him
directly since. The captain OF the steam
er on which he left the Island. reports
that be landed him safely at 81. john,
New Brunswick. Mr.. f. had been in
feeble health for some time, aud fears
are entertained Of iOu-play. His father
is investigating the matter
Mr.. James Il. Mitchell died at the
house OF his son, MIR j. $ Mitchell OF
this town. on Saturday. July p. aged
about 90 years. lie was q native OF
FreepOrt in this State. bat came to
DiXdeld with his father when he was
quite young; since then be has lived in
Mexico. Roxbury. and Byron. Being
ever ready with sn ine1hsustible fund oil
inimiIAble humor. he was a general fsv-
oriie with yOnDg and old. and leaves a
large circle OF friends to mourn his death
The funeral sermon was preached to-day
By Rev. Mr. Brown of Andover. from
these words: $50 teach Us TO number
our days. that We may apply our hearts
unto wisdom" Psalms. &c xii.
Mrs. j. A. Pressy has been very i'll,
but is now recovering.
Hay will be u fsir crop on most farms.
Other crops are looking well.
X. IL. NYE.
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Runford.

At q social gathering in Rumford last
week there were four persons present
whose united ages amount to S29 years.
Mr.. Paul Simpson. aged sc years. his
vile. aged 81 years. They have lived
together fiity.six years; still live alone
and care for themselves. Mrs. Daniel
Kimbau. another OF the number, aged 81
wears, and MIR. VIM. Frost aged rs years:
Mrs. Lucy Kendall of Newry, is 70
wears old, is still hale and hearty and bids
lair 10 live to see q hundred years.
Mrs. Lois Buck of Grafton 10 80 years
of age. She does vast amount OF WORK
for one 90 old Her children, grand
arsat-grand and great-great grand chill
dren humber one hundred and tour per-
sons She has been a professor Of rehg-
ION tor sixty years and is still happy
Christian. -Le0iStOn Jour1ldt.
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West sumner.

II being some time since ! have seen
anything in your paper concerning the
reform Club, thought would send You
Il few lines. We claim 10 be The banner
town il tho Temperance Reform. Our
club was organized Feb. y, 1876. Ii
now numbers some CSC memJers. AID to
my knowledge only two members have
broken ih,ir pledge, and those quickly
siSued ~ ain, and stand f,nt, Oar club
is ia prosperous condition; they hold
their meetings every S4pbalh al i Z. Nj
Also the Ladies' Aid meetings are held
once in two weeks, Tuesday evening. ii
our meeting last Sabbath We were re
lOccd TO SEQ the interest that was mani
tested by all. R3v. Mr.. Farley of Buck.
field, and HUughtoa of Norway, made
excellent remarks, and brought out some
new ideas for thought. G. l. +. Howe
was also present, and as full OF onthus.-
asm rs ever; he is an earnest worker.
lie had Just returned from Browniieid.
where he met with excellent success
very many coming forward and joining
the Iron Clad. There were many others
who helped TO make the meeting inter
esliug. Brother Moses Pulsiier, in the
absence OF the President and Vice Pfesi-
dents, took the chair,-it being his first
attempt, he did splendidly, keeping The
b / rolling rapidly. Oar last weeks Aid
meeting was considered one OF tho best
e the season.
ONE OF THE CLUB.
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The American m-ateh-winder.

We call attention to A. advertisement in another
column OF q beautiful. simple. ingenious and use
ful invention entitled the American Watch Wind
er. II is truly novelty. and yet convenience
which all will Le glad 10 see IN the market. II 10
no less thsn q continuance for winding the watch,
setting the hands performing tie fun oiiee OF =
KEY, aud is kept in the watch. II is durable,
strong, easily adjusted and truly ornamental 1t
does not affect the time, aud j. not FSely to need
repair, ara remedies every defect Of The common
key, and the too common defects OF the stem
wnder Furthermore it is put ut a very low price.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-31

Is GREAT DASGERl-The public are again IN
great danger of being deceived by food of the
imitation Of IL. F." Atwood's Filters. The Rev
JoHS PIKE wrote as follows: ! have been de
ceived several times by the imitation put up in
the same shaped bottles and signed by one INA
than Wood, - which imitation has always proved
nearly worthless.
Fast FryeJurg We. join FINE
Settle true medicine gives relief, and bears
the large red pGthtci trade marx II. F. as wei
AZ the signature Of -. r." Atwood.
apll7-ly
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lIood ana grain crops are doing well
There are over $50 acres OF hops here
Under cultivation. Tney are on nearly
every farm.
Apples will DO more plenty than last
year. Berries OF all kinds will abound.
L. Il. Lovely OF Dunn District, has d
flock OF over loo good sheep. lie has
realized good profit from wool and
lambs. a. l.. II.
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sa..th Paris.

There will be matched game OF base
ball on the Fair Grounds. Thursday, Aug.
"a, Tor purse OF Sl5. by The Buckield,
Norway, and Clipper Jr. Clubs. Games
a. 9 O'Clock a. NJ. and , O'clock p. NJ.
Admission 10 cts.
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Eastman Bros.
Have constantly on

Have constantly on
hand Il f"li stock Of
DRESS GOODS
Both Foreign AMI 10
mcstc.
kIi.ks
Black aud Pliin Col.
ors.
StlkWLS
Pais,cj, Brrr3e, Til.
bets, aud ~ - rii.
CiO,ks
The Rect Assortment
ia Maiiit'.
LADIES KE-Dl MADE
STtTS.
nIAl-k GOODS.
Cashmere, ThInese,
lI"mbaLInc. liaskrt
Cloth, Alpaca, and
lirilllanlin's.
WHITE GOODS.
Naius0Uk =, Jaruncis,
India, Twills. Table
Linen. Towels, Mar
seil!es Qailis.
MOOLENS
Cassimrrrs, 'f~ eels,
Dnrskin~, Beavers,
tlannels, l.rpsllabtr,
iliabkeis.
nUMESTfCS.
C0tt1ps, Priuts Tick.
ing, DucL, prnlms,
CheviotS, Cotton Elan
mol O. 10
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Lowell Centre.

July PA matched game at base ball
was played 10y the White Stockings OF
Lowell Centre against the lIunk-o' Dorits
Cor something OF tina, sor;) of Slab City.
Lowell. The White STOCKINGS were Vic
torious by score Of Il to Is.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-31

Are you going to the Sea Side, or arc You
there already In either case procure some of
GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP, If you would increase
the luxury Of the bath render your skin white
and healthy, and remove ireckles or sun burn.
sold by all Druggists.
Hnrs Hair and whisker Dye, black or brown,
20 cts iulyl7iw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-07-31

oxFoRD, ss.-At a Cent Of Probate l held at

OXFORD, SIS AT 4 Cont OF Probate held at
Paris within and for the Count of oxford on
the third Tuesday OF July, 4. ID. ls77.
I DIN &. WlMAN, JR. Guardian of Hattie j.,
81 Mary r.. end Clement knox, minor children
aud heirs OF Albion X. KnoN late OF Peru in said
County, having presented his second account oil
guardianship of said wards Tor allowance:
Ordered, That the said Guardian give notice
TO all persons interested 10y causing copy OF this
order TO be published three weeks successlvely In
the oxford Democrat printed at Paris that they
may appear at Probate Court TO be held ut Paris
In said County the third Tuesday OF Aug next
at o'clock In the forenoon and shew cause Ii any
they have why the same should not be allowed.
A. II. WALKER, Judge.
true copy-attcst: II. T.. DAVIS, Register.
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
she has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
Probate for the County of Oxford and assumed the
trust of ExecutrN on the estate of
JOIN GARRY late Of Norway
in said County deceased by giving bond as the law
directs she therefore requests all persons who
indebted TO the estate OF said deceased to make i'm
mediate payment and those who have any demands
thereon TO exhibit; the same 10
July II, 1917. ELLEN GARRY.
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DIRIeo BUSINESS COLLEGE

school year commences August 30, lsl7; schol-
ars admitted at any time up July LIST following.
mis- ~ strictly business school, the reputation,
popularity and increased patronage of which has
rendered it necessary TO remoyeto new and more
commodous accommodations; Best roSms III tlle
STATE An the English branches taught in con
nection with business course. Send Tor clrcuiar
Containing fun particulars. Address
d. NJ. WATT, Principal, Augusta, Me.
July 81, 1871. ow
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

NOTICE is hereby given that Eliza VI. Bacon
y OF RoNbur" In the County of oxford and
State OF Maine on the twenty third day OF De
ccmber A. D., 1879 by her mortgage deed of that
date recorded in oxford Records Book lIS Page
~ did convey 10 the undersigned Fred c. BARK
er OF Apdoyer in said County OF oxford TO secure
the payment of the sum OF seventy dollars with
interest therein described, certain lot or par
Gel Of land located IN the aforesaid town Of ROx'
bury and described rs follows yiE:-Being lot
numbered niue in the third range of lots in said
town OF R0Xbury containing one hundred acres
more or less" Reference hereby being made 10
sid Eliza NJ. Bacon's mortgage recorded as aiore.
said for more particular description of said
premises. And whereas the conditions of said
mortgage have been broken | claim foreclosure
OF the same agreeable 10 law.
FRED c. BARKER.
Intr,n 7.
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BY the nccomnanY.

III AAtt hHNVhAt f'ett
Ing diagram Of PORr.
LAND, the location OF
cnr place OF business
My Uc rea.lily inuud.
being on CONGRESS
STREET. nearly OPP
% ice CASCp STREET.
Both the CONGREss
anil SrsiNG STREET
HORSE CAS- pass our
stsreeyery fifteen min
utcs.
our customers from
the OGDES re,
AlAISE ttE~TR&ialio--
ToN u MAINE. aud
EASTERN DErOrs, wili
lind the most direct
rou'e 10 Dur stifr 10
beup STATE TO SrGiN6
STREET. aud by horse
ears tn 0urdOor. fr'nh
the PORTLAND n itD-
CHESTER pEPoT, a
sh"rtwtli. up t.YErLE
OF Clii..TNtfr sTELEf
% the line oi horse
cars on Congress 81.
From The Ora Nd
TRJNk DIFpr iahs.
ih'liP-r Z street horse
90. r.
Package Of goods
delivered az dPpots,
Tree Of cost.
f. has always been
our motto u sell goods
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County Convention.

The Independent Greenback voters OF th'
County Of oxford are hereby notified to meet u
mass Convention al the Court House in Paris, OF
Thursday, August 9th next, at ten \. NJ, for th'
purpose Of nominating board OF County OnicerI
to be supported by them at the September clec
,ion. and to transact any other business that may
properly come before them.
ASA ATWOOD,
JuHN 4. GLOVER,
ALVARADO lIAIfORD,
SOLHN ROfAL,
MERRITT FARRNR,
County Committee.
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To the Hon. Justices of the Supreme Judicial
Court next 10 he held at Psris within and for the
County Of Oxford on the thIrl Tuesday OF Sep
TENDER, a. ID. 1917.
TINE undersigned NIOLETTA l.. WEIGH OF
i Andover in said County, wife Of William r.
Welch. respectfully libels aud gives this Hon.
Court To be informed that she was lawfully mar.
ried TO the said Welch nj the city of Newburyport
in the Commonwealth OF Massachusetts, Ia the
month of October A. ID. 1851, and that she has had
by him two children who are now living, to wit
Frank q. WEIGH, aged nineteen years, and Edward
Nj. Welch, aged sixteen years; that your libelant,
since their intermarriage has always behaved her.
self q faithful chAste and aflcctionate wife to-
ward the said William +. WEIGH, but that the said
William r. WEIGH, wholly regardless of his mar.
rage covenant and duty, wholly deserted her
more than five years before the date of this libel
that Tor live years last past neither she nor her
said children have received from him directly or
Indirectly, any aid or support whatever; that she
last saw him -four years ago last spring and that
he was then confined in Jail in the city OF Boston,
Mass, and that she last heard from him about one
year and ten months ago, and that she does not
know where he now is or may be found, where
fore your libelant prays that the bonds of matri-
mony may be dissolved between herself and the
said William +. WEIGH, and she further states that
she has used II reasonable diligence TO ascertain
the residence OF the said William +. Welch and is
unable to do so. NlOLETTA l.. WEIGH.
OXFORD, ss:-July 81, 1877.
Then personally appeared the above named vi:
oletta l.. Welch and made oath that the above libel
by her signed is true.
Before me, W. III. TALBOT,
Justice OF the Peace.
STATE OF MAINE.
CUMBERLAND, ss:-Supreme Judicial Court in
vacation, Portland, July q. A. D. 1877.
Upon the foregoing libel, Ordered, That the Ii
belant give notice TO the said William +. WEIGH
TO appear before the Justices of our Supreme Jul
dcial Court to be holden ut Paris within and for
the County of oxford on the third Tuesday of Sep.
TENDER A. ID. 1871, by causing copy OF said libel
and this order thereon 10 be published three weeks
successfully in the Oxford Democrat, a newspaper
printed in Paris in County OF oxford, the last
publication to be thirty days at least prior to said
third Tuesday of september, that he may then and
there in our said Court appear, and show cause il
any he have why the pray OF said libelant should
not be granted. WIN. WRIT VIRGIN,
Justice OF the Supreme Judicial Court
A true copy of the Libel and Order Of Court
thereon.
Attest: JAMES s. WRIGHT, Clerk.
David Hammons, Atty for Liblt.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

prohate for oxford County / shall sell ut public
anction to the bighes; BIDDER, on Wednesday, the
5 day of September next at 80; z. NJ, on the
premises, in Paris, the homestead farm OF the late
lie farm. with good buildings, the barn having
inst been built, with rice cellar under same. The
farm will be sold subject 10 certain membranes
which win be explained on application 10 the
"nusi hLVA SHURTLEFF.
1,,v o. 1877 Administrator.
guy ~ july3l-3w
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New Advertisements.
Freedom Notice.

yI,uIs NAV certify that nave sold my son
Charles f. Cannon. his time until he Is
tSeuty wears old and shall clam none OF his
earnings or pay any debts of his contracting from
mi. ,.ts CYRUS CANNON.
Canton. JrIy %, 1877. july3l.3w
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Statement Of the
Harper Manufacturing Co.,

June 20, 1871
Amount of existing capital stock $4,000
Amt. Of amount paid IN 1000
Amt Invested In Real E-tite aud
machinery 1900
Debts dIie isnm the cOmp,ny eXcep,
advance on s,nls in a!srn,s hands s,1tO
Il, ]. LiBI;l, Treasurer,
CUMBERLAND. Ss:-
On the -. 'i'y "l july pcrs, nallY appeared IL q.
J. Libby, aud "a ,.uaIh rt The above statement
by him suhsrfii'" II ct according 10 his best
knowledge "a h-iivI
l:clOrr me ". G. GDUL".
Justice OF the Peace.
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Administrators SnIe /!

DURSUANr 10 a license from the ll0n. Judge
i oil Probate for the County of Oxford shall
sell nj public or private sale, ON the premises Oh
saturday, September eighth, \. u. lS77. nj one
O'Clock u. NJ 40 much OF the Real Estate of
Abi-.,il iIoiStou, l1tc uf byron, in said County
deceased, including the rcvcrhion of the widows
dover therein il necessary rs Will produce the
sum If one hundred aud forty dollars Ion the pay
OF the Just debts of the said deceased, charge, OF
Administration and incidental chsrses-Terms
maie known Il time 81 sale.
HIRAM 4. RANDALL.
Administrator.
DiXnell Ne. Jnly D. II. iuly3l ~
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OXFORD, ss:-M a Couli Of Probate 9cl4 at at

OXFORD, SS;-M Couf, OF Probate held ut
Paris within and Tor the County Of ON!utl
on the llrd Tuesday Of July, \. u. 49,.
nN the petition OF ALICE 4. CEOCkER wid
~ uw 81 William =. Gro, Acr late 81 AudDycr .u
SAID County deceased, prayirg Tor an allowance
out % The personal estate oi her la" husband:
ordered, That The snid Petitioner c'Nenoiicc
To an persons irtctcs.cI by ctu.iug copy of ths
order u be published three wecs, surcrs.iyrly IN
the oxford Democrat printed at Pa:i,, that they
may appear ut a PROBATE Court To be held at Paris
In said County on the third Tuesday OF Aug. next,
ri - o'clock in The forenoon and shcw cause If any
they have why the same should not De granted.
\. II. WALK Err, Judge.
true copy-atispt: II. &. DAVIS, RCgistcr,
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Freedom Notice.

H,HIS is to certify that have this day given my
1 son James h. Irving his time during the re-
mander Of his Minority, to trade and act for him
self and shall pay no debts OF his contracting
SARAH J. IRVING.
oyforJ July Y. 1877. july2t3w'
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hack drld.
W

The Fall term OF our village High
School commences Monday. Aug. -,
Charles IL. Gibbs OF Livermore. teacher.
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BOiiN.

Ia Hartford, July =, to the wife Of Albert S.
sampson, u son. ,
Ia Andoyer, July - 10 the wife OF Frar\ i.
Thomas, q sOn-e even pounds.
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MAINE WESLEYAN SEMINARY
~ FEMALE COLLEGE.

II. u. TORSEY, ID. d.; l.. l.. D., President.
The Fall Term of this institution will commence
MONDAY, AUGUST 18Th.
and continue thirteen week. Neni Tor n ch'a
lOgue. - l.. MOlSoE' SOY
Kcnts Hill, July 20 ISL 2l3w
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MARRIED..

la Bethel, July &c. 10y Rev. Il. Foster, Charles
H. Cross and Miss Nellie +. Garry, both OF Green
wood.
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In Byron, July n, James Rogers Mitchell, aged
% wears, months and days.
In CORTLAND, Sacramento County, Cal July y,
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