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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-25

OXFORD. sss- Hoard Of county Commissioned,
Sepfs1HbeT Session, 4. u. 1871,
Uuon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are respou
,ibe and that inquiry into the merits OF their ap
plicatiOn h eNpcdicnt,
IN l. Ordered that the County Commissioners
meet al The dwelling house of IL rlIER Is. BART
LETT in Greenwood on Friday the %, day OF Oct.
nevt AZ ten O'Clock 4 VI and thence proceed ~
,iey the route mentioned IN said petition lmmcdl
stelv after which view hearing 81 parties and VII,
will De had at some cOnY enicut place lh the We
cinity and such other taken intLe Pr'mst'
a. the Commisso ners shall judge proper. AND iti.
further ordered that notice OF the Time place "ud
nnrnose of said COMMISSIONER meeting aforesaid
LIE gwen To al person, and corporations interest
Ell by causing lttested copies OF said petition ami
tits order of Court thereon 10 De- served upon The
CLERK of the Town uf GEEENNpoD,
and also posted mp In three pubic places
IN said Town, and published thrt" weeks
successfully In the oxford Democrat, news
PAPER printed iu Paris, ia the County Oh OK
lord the first OF s1d publications end each "i me
other notice, 10 De- 90 least thiuy uiJn before sal
time of meeting, 10 the end that al persons and
corporations interested may then and there appear
and .hcw cause 81 any they have Nh! the pray T
OF said D, titionets should not be- granted.
Attcst: JAMES :. WRIGHT, Clerk.
True copy Of the Petition and order OF Court
ir.,r sl-3w
Attest. JAMES WRIGHT CLERK.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-25

presence, 1 can ma no record 70 show
shst the once popular Derby races were ever
there revived.
The grand old Lancashire mansion,
Rnowsley, the ancient seat Of the Derby
family, erected by its first Earl, is place
OF maLy memories. When its royal
visitor, Henry VII, was passing near the
verge of the roof at part where there was
neither arapet nor rail TO protect it, the
Earls jester whispered fercely in his ear
"Iom remember Will The sordid tyrant
overheard him, and remembering too well
how lie had repaid Tom, the Earl, for de-
serling the late King, Richard Ill, by
behtNding his brother, Sir William Stanley,
on false accusation Of treason, made no
little haste to place himself IN more Sc
cure position. There is a portrait Of this
Thomas. Lord Stanley Of Shakspeares
tragedy, still hanging in the picture gal
iery at Knowsley and near II the portrait OF
James Earl of Derby, who was beheaded
a. b lton. beside that OF his noble lady.
Sotne iest-loviug favorite Of Edward Smith
Stanley, eleventh Earl of Derby may have
stool beside him when he was looking on
these old ime-discolored pictures and re-
inindmg him Of the Derby races of Castle
town in the Isle of Mann have counselled
Their revival somewhere nearhis favorite
hunting seat. 'Ihe Oaks which afterwards
gave, is name To the second great horse race
of tho year at EPSON. But that is merely
fancy Of mine, although by no means an
improbable thing And moreoyer,I fancy
thu, aIansnan 81 Liz the great wizard
merchant who concealed the island he loved
SO iaelously in pc petual mist that stran-
gers might not discover it, may have had
something TO DC with this story Of the ear
lest Derby races belonging as it does to
~. Mona the lone, where the silver mist
gathers
Pale shroud Whence the wizard chief watches
unseeE.
for many inquiries lave resulted in my
finding no one Who had ever before he
ard Of ;he;r existence BE that as 1t may
be, certain t is ,Lat the Derby races did
not have their CARL, ST origin IN Surrey,
but in what MpnN poet Mr.. E. Nelson
calls
-. the breezy the bright, the loy'd home OF
my fathers,
Och Manniu my grab, my chree, Mannin veg
yeen!
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-25

tome, get mp; you've been in bed long
enough" as the gardener said when lie Was pull
ing up radishes to carry 10 market.
My dear" said lady to her husband,
what is cotton ducks'' oh" said he, non
ehalAntly. "a kind Of canvass bach"
"A paper in South Carolina is called the MI
Shell. Ii is appropriately edited by a Colonel
(Kernab and published by Crackman.
Fluff has lost faith in blue glass, because
he says the RttSlaHd had cargo of 1t on board
and il was no preventative against stranding.
-Curran was once asked by Judge on the
bench, "Do you see anything ridiculous in this
wigf" Nothing but the head, was the reply.
Liberal discount to the trade, as the bruis-
er said when he ehewed on only one ear from
brother professional with whom he was fighting.
A woman in Oshkosh ground nearly halfof a
shirt through clothes wringer before discover
ing that her baby was in the skirt IL was an
awful strain on the wringer.
"A woman having read in a poem about q
amoon that swept the plains, is urging her
husband to get one Of them ew-fangled things
for her TO use in the kitchen.
A green convict wrote from Sing Sing to his
brother: They talk Of settin me 10 pick oakuln
here; but i got mad, and told EN- If they did,
d tear their oakum all to piecesl'
Somebody in a Buffalo paper advertises,
"WantOd-A Young man to take care OF span
Of horses of 8 religious turn of mind" They are
doubtless very steady pair Of horses.
Somebody asserts that 'blue glass chimney
on parlor lamp will bring young man up 10
point of proposing 10 a cross-eyed maiden with
store teeth in three Sunday evenings"
-"Has that jury agreed 2" asked the Judge Of
a sheriff, whom he met on the stairs with =
bucket in his hand "Yes," replied Patrick,
they have agreed to send ont for half gallon. .
Jennie docking in q millner's Window
''Don't You think they are yery prettyf' Lizzie
Whose thoughts are on the other side Of the
streetl-"very; especially the one with the long,
black sids-vmsk.rs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-25
NOn-resident TAXES.

In The Town Of Mason, in the County of
oxford for the year 1915.
The following list 90 taxes on real estate 81 non
resident owners in the town OF Mason, for
Inc year Is.6, in bills committed 10 Nathaniel
n TYLER Collector Of taxes Of aid town,
on the jtn day Of sept, 1876, has been returned
by him TO me a. remaining unpaid. by ii- returns
dated respectively June 18Th, ISL, by hs ccrtln-
Gates OF that date and now remain unpaid and
notice is hereby given that il the said taxes, in-
terest and charges are not paid iniO ihe ircA-ul
off s1it town. within eighteen month. from the
date OF the commitment OF the sand bills, 80 much
of the real estate taxed o. viii bc sufficient io
piy the amount due therefor including Interest and
Charge will without further notice Dee -oll al pub
Ir auction Al the school House ia said Mason ou
Wednesday the Gth day of March ls,- At ten
o'clock !. NJ.
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To the Hon. Board Of County Commissioner
the County of oxford


the County OF oxford.
yJyHE undersigned citizens Of GreenwOodln said
i County represent that common convenience
aud necessity demand that town way shoulu nc
located ia said Greenwood, beginning he'if tht
house of Luther Il Bartlett, ana where thc ROAD
turns 10 20 To Andrew Richardson ana ending
al the John Gerry Roal SO called, IN s1id Town
that upon the application OF W HIiLln H. Low
and others 10 the Selectmcn 81 sai1 h!teh"O"i'
the said Selectnen, on the-dsy OF NoFtmbei
1 A. d. 1876 laid out town way IN SAID Irccu-
wood over The above described route, AZ follows
10 wit Beginning i'm the limits OF the loWn way
south oI Lulher Il. Bartletts barn'y ara DSrs
thence n SIS degrees T.. rods; thence y. 20 de
s,reSsE n rod: thence ~ degrees r.. II rods
| fhence s. ~ degrees +. Is rods; thence \. ,ll
degrees T.. GrOds thence N.Jl degrees +. - lOds
thence - degrees f.. 20 rods thence y. NJ degrees
| r. & rods thence iol dtgrees = rods through
! land OF Luther Il. bartlett TO Tie limits oi Tue
! John Gerry road 40 called, the line described 70
! be the middle of the highway and the way 10 De
| , rods ~ idc-thc said Srlcctmcn gave seven d1J 5
notice of their intention To lay out sald way ana
| stated the termini thereof Dy POSING h"tlt'. a.
! required by law, and therealter"Hfds hleu ."
written report aud return Of then r)ceedlHSs 40
| i,,in,r ont said town way, containing The bound
! and admcasuremeut OF the same 'thd tiic dduiiar
awarded on the same, WIN tue Town NiciA ." '''I
| Town seven davs before The meeting Ol salh 900
! habiants notified AMI warned Ipr ,i' IuIPo o.,
scrrut,ng such way so laid ont as aforesaid; and
! AZ slld meeting, SO notified and warned Ahd hrll
| an tbc-day of Mlrcl 4. ID. l~.i, lhc su town
| oT GREENWOOD unreas0nably reiu.ed to accept
! sa "A town way-WherriOre your prtliph'I l'' .i"t
we'd at the action Of said Town ttrpr'tiu.iy
/ ,-.,,,.-t tI,.t Won pfoc.ed 10 gave proper uuutc
hpicou mud view said route anu iIh I'd tue iA' =
! out OF SAID town way, aud cAu-, 5"ur pt0'e'',"-
| L. be- recorded by your own and ny 'H' ''"n .'.IA
| of aid town-gnd a. IN duty bound VIII t''J
D,t.d hi, 1lth day Of Sept. 4. -. Isl.
WILLIAM ID. BROWN, AMI IS DINER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-25
Nen-Tsesident Taxes,
In the town of Bethel, and County of OXf
for the year 1876.

In the town Of Bethel, and County OF OXFORD
for the year 1876.
The following list Of taxes on real estate OF non
resident owners in the town OF Bethel, Tor the
year 1876, in bills committed TO Ener CiouEh,
of June ISIS, has been returned by him To ne
as remaining unpaid on the Gtl DAY Oi jun,
ls77 by his certificate Of that date ana now remain
unpaid and notice Is hereby given that t the said
taxes, interest and charg.S are not paid INTO the
Treasury OF said town o! Bethel within eighteen
months from the date of the commitment OF said
taxes so much OF the real estate taxed a. WIZ pe
suficienl TO nav the amount due therefor including
interest and charges will without further notice be
sold at public auction al The Office al o. H. Mason
In said town. ON the 2lth lay of December, Is''i
nj one o'clock la the afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-25

rI,O the honorable County Commissioner OF
i the County of AndToscOggin:
The undersigned, citizens Of Turner M tuc
County of AudrOscoggin, and towns IN bNiOHl
County would re- especially represent that common
convenience aud necessity require that alterations
De made in the highway a. uow Travelled from ihc
city Of Auburn. IN said county of Androsrogeln
tn Buckiicd village, in the town Of Bdckhrld, ~
the county of Oxford 10y way ~ Turner village
- called, more particularly that n new highway
should be- located, commencing nj the NOUN or
hpuining OF the new road, 50 called, near the ft J.
dence OF AlansOu Dnnham's, in SAID Turner, On
said first mcn Toned highway aud about one milc
,outherly Of said Turner Village, thence nolthcly
IN the west or sOuthcrly side OF Twenty Nile XIV
er 80 called, to a point ON said river At the Rus 10
.cil Bridge, 50 called, In said town Of Turner. or
some point on said river below said bridge, thence
irt-s, said river TO BuCkncld line. thence across
the Peter Berry farm, 50 called, M raid town 6l
Buck field To a point on said FIRST mentioned high-
,cay NJ or near the residence Of John 7. Ferry .
IA said Buck1eld, meaning 10 incude The most
feasible route between sid Alanson Dunham
and SAID Peter Berry farm. We therefore rCauC-'
Your Honorable Board in conjunction with the
Honorable County Commissioners OF the county
OF Oxford, To view said route and make location
or any porto, OF tire same provided m yourjud&
mcnt common convenience and necessity require
the same 10 be done, also to discontinue such por-
TONS of the old road ~ may seem proper.
dated nj said Turner this twelfth day OF March,
\. -. 1877.
PHILLIPS BRADFORD, aud ~, others.
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OXFORD. $50 Board 81 COUNTY tcmmi'si5ners,
SEP. >c--iDu, \ - l-...
Upon fur rgCiD4 pear on. satisfactory evidence
hiyu been received t.at the petitioners arc ic-
slon,i.l, ud t.i iuluiry info the ll'rts ui their
application l- '>I. Girnt. u - Ordered, That the
Count. t.hii i--iuurI- meet go ih. dwelling
house OF lie .uA.. b.LN.u lu Hebron 900 lri..iN.
the l2lh iit 81 Oct next, 80 t,u 80 tue clock \. VI
and thence proc, ID go View ihr ute mentioned in
aid petition. Immediately after which Wow hear
iug oi the p1ric- lud witness. sail ho had some
convenient place IA the vicinity aud such other mca
urr- taken IN the premises ~ the Commissioner
shall judge proper And Il j. further ordered, that
notice of the time, place aud purpose OF the Com
missiuuCrs meeting Aforesaid be- given 20 all persons
ind corporation, interested. b. causing aticetod
copies Of said petition aud Of this order thereon to be
served upon the Clerk OF the Town OF Hebron aud
also posted zap n three public places IN -IId town
sad published three week, sucCe-aIyrly IN hc On
lord Democrat newspaper printed NJ Paris IN SAID
County of oxford, the first OF said publications
and each Of the other notices, 10 be made,
served and posted, II least 80 days before said
time OF meeting, 10 the end that all persons and
,oryor4iions mag then aud there appear, and shcw
cau.c u any they have, why the prayer Of slii
yetitulcrs should not be granted.
Attest: JAMES =. WRIGHT, Clerk.
\ true copy Of -aid Petition and Order OF Court
thereon.
Attest: JAMES ). WRIGHT, Clerk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-25

APPRECIATION of speech, gesture, or man
ner Is often the result Of mere idleness and
Indifference. Sef-interest or feeling shakas
man mo natura1ness; put we must uve Win
people, or be indebted TO some rare chance.
70 know the effect upon them either OF k-
portAnt business or strange smotion-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-25

To detract anything from another, and
for one man to multiply his own con
veniences by the Inconvenience of another,
is more against nature than death, than
poverty, than pain, and the rest Of external
accidents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-25

SUFFERING Of suffering have emsrg-
ed the strongest souls, and the most massive
characters are scanned with scars Martyrs
have put on their coronation robes glittering
with hre, and through their tears have the
sorrowful frs, seen the gates Of heaven
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-25
Non-Residcnt Faxes,



In the town OF DiyGed u tie County u oxford
for the year 1876.
The followingli- tol Faxes on Real Estate oi uuu
resident owner. in the Town of bNlcd ior
the wear I-7G, IN bills committed to John lia'.
ley Collector Of said Town, on me 10 Gay "i
lime ls,G. I'm, been returned by him 10 me A.
remaining unpaid ON the 70, day of June, ISL,
by his certificate OF that late, and now remain
unpaid, and notice Is hereby given ihai u ne sAil
theTr,a-ury OF the said Town, within eighteen
months from the date OF The commitment OF the
said bills. 80 much Of the real estate taxed as
will be sufficient to pas .he amount due therefor
Including interest aud charges, Will, without iur-
thcr notice, De sold az Public Auction, no the
-torc OF Frank stanley, IN said Town, on the --i
| -. ~ 1nnnIll hnr LIZ NJ TON u,n.MrA 1. VI.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

vital weakness or depression a weak ex
bausted feeling, no energy or courage the result
of Mental over-work Indiscretions or ex-
crsses, or some drain upon the system, Is always
cured by Humphreys Homeopathic specf-
ne No. rs. IL tones up and invigorates the sys
TEN, dispes the gloom and dependency, imparts
strength and energy,-stops the drain and rein
yenates the entire man. Been used twenty year,
with .erfect success by thousands. Sold by deal
ers Price 81 90 per single vial, or $500 per pack
age OF five Walls and $500 vial orpowder. sem
by mail on receipt of price. Address Hum
phreys' Homeopathic Medicine Company
lO9 FULTON ST, NEW YORK.
January ,lST. ly
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Steamers EIesnora and Franconia.

TnyrOrD ss:-At n Court Of PROBATE held at
paris within and for the County OF OXFORD
on the third Tuesday of August, \. j. ~; ~
ON the petition of WINFIELD >: III ~ ,
J Guardian of Richard y. Davis pinor hclr OF
Nehemiah Davis, late of Woodstock, IN sal5
Comfy, deceased. praying for license to sell anu
eonvey the interest OF his said ward IN Tue nome 9
tead of BENJAMIN Davis late of Woodstoch aiore
ssid. TO BENJAMIN Davis Jr., at an advantageous
offer of one hundred dollars. ...... ..,,,., -
Ordered Thatthe said Petitioner give no!ic Gu; 70
all persons interested 10y causing an aOs'IaS oi u5
- ,ion ,yith This order thereon TO be puDIlsneu
three weeks successfully in the Oxford democrat,
printed at Paris that they may appear al al ~
Court 10 be held at Paris in SAID county on .Le
third Tuesday of Sep. next, ut O'Clock IN the
forenoon and shew cause f any they have whythe
same should not be granted: lido
A true cOpy-attest: IL. Z. DAVIS, hesIs'cl.
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'''''"' Attest: DANIEL P. ATWOOD, Clerk.


TO 'Ht 4IY'"I H'I' "'''' = '''''I ''"''''''''V''
Tor me County az OrfOrd.
1INlIE undersigned petitioners, inhabitants Of
the town Of Hebron and vicinity would re-
spectmlly represent 10 your board that public
travel requires new locations iu The road "a, now
travelled from Hebron Acadcmy 20 South Paris
commencing AZ the termiui If the county road
about twenty rods east Of Charles II. Georges
dwelling house in Hebron, thence N an easterly
direction IN the most i,a-.u.r .oU'c 20 the road
opposite Hebron AcsJ.uy, 500 NC pray that you
would examine the lor.lty aut make -urh new
locations and ait,i9-ita- as ilc pubic conycn-
fence demand
LEONARD tNHAN. and g" ott'-.
Hebron, At-U fiu. I-l.
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STATE OF MAINE.

=
Board oi County Commits ioncr April o-siou,
1871. held by successive adjournment. september
~, \, Il. l-fi.
lyon the foregoing Tc;ition. satisfactory cyl-
deuce having been received that The petitioners
are rc~rou >ihlc, aud ought 10 BE- heard, touching
the matter -tt forth r. their petition.
n a. Ord,gni Ina ihc County toumis sIoutrs
Of the ,auuty of ON ord be requested DO meet the
Cumnii- toner's ct this county 80 Ahneon Dan.
ham M Turner, ia sald county o. AniyO-CJggil,
ON TUESDAY the twenty third day OF october,
ID. H.. at ten O'Clock y. ~ , lur the purpose OF
thence proceeding 10 view the route mentioned tn
said petition, Immediately after which view aheal
IT,. ui the parties and their Wur- Cs viii be htd,
and such further measures hc taken In The prem
i-c- a. the Commissioners shall adjudsc 10 De
proper And IL Is further ordered that notice BE-
given Ia al persons and corporation, interested
Of tie time, place and purpose of SAID meeting,
10y causing attestcd copies Of said petition and Of
hi order thereon, 10 BE- served upon The char
man of the County Commissioner OF said County
OF Oxford, and upon the respective clerks OF the
towns of Turner and BuckHeli, and also posted
up in three pubic places in each of said town,
and published IN the kcnncbec journal The -tate
paper, printed az Augusta, in the county ol Ken
ucncc and IN the Lewiston Weekly journal, %
public newspaper printed ut Lewiston, IN said
county OF AudrOscoggin, aud m the oxford Dem
0crdt, public newspaper printed NJ fallsi ia
sand county of oxford, all of said notices TO De
served, posted up and published thirty days II
least before the tine OF SAID meeting, that all cor
pOratious and persons interested may attend and
be heard 90 thev think proper.
Attest: DANIEL T.. ATWOOD, Clerk.
true copy OF the petition and order Of court
Affg-t- DANIEL T. N1'ADDD. Clerk
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Ellsworth Harden, shop and
lot on Main Street, . !"
VIM. ~ BIRD lUd > 90
u. VI. GOss or unknown ID. NJ.
GOss farm, J." ~ "
OLIVER II. MASON,
Treasurer el Bethel.
Bethel, Aug. 2tth, ls75. scpil3|
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SOMETHING NEW
And worthy Of the consideration Of every
OIG who possesses a watch.

TuE AMERICAN WATCH WINDEG, superior 10
any watch winding device, mot excepting the stem
winder). does not affect the time aud can be APP
piled TO almost any watch. !, durable, and when
applied IL become part OF the watch. Vet can
be detached for the purpose OF setting the hands.
aud readily replaced
Being fixture TO the watch IL IL always con
venicnt and can be wound readily IN the dark
A. in the light Avoids the cessity OF hunting
up the key and the perpleNity which III ght result
from the loss OF IL
known fact that more dirt and dust reaches the
movement of the watch through tie use Of the com.
mon Ken, than from any other source.
Have one put on your watch, and when once
used Won will never discard il.
TIE AMERICAN WATCH WINDER ~ furnished
and. applied by all Watch Dealers aud Repaircrs.
For further information enquire OF your watch
maker.
july3l 6m
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Teachers Notice.

A IL school Teachers expecting 70 teach In
IA the town OF Greenwood the coming wteter
are hereby notified 70 meet at the house known a.
the City school House the Srd, or 1T Lockes N n
the 4th Of Oct. lS71, then and there 10 be exam
ined in their qualifications Instructors OF youth.
A. y. BROOK =, ). supervisor.
sepll3w
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NOTICE.

THE oxford County, z. Of II Mutual fiIe ln-
l. surance Company, will bold their annual
meeting A. TRANCE Hall south Paris on Wednes-
day. sept. Path, ls71 NJ 10 O'Clock 4. NJ. for the
election OF boaTli OF Directors. and the iran
AactiOR, Of any other business that may legally
come before said meeting
PC. FICKETT, Sec'y.
Souht Paris. sept. 10Th, lS14. sepll wv
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-25

bis gracious Hugsenot LADY hAd thsrsvish
made merry and glad the hearts OF thoss
sturdy islanders who afterwards fought -
vel with him, on many bloody field, Al
through the horrors Of the English revo-
hutton. And when the beheaded King Of
Mann. rested in his grave at 0rmskirk the
Manx men were affectionatsly true 10 his
deathless memory, and his widowed count
sss, with her pale face and sombre robes, con-
ading in their strength and courage, shut
herself up in Rushen Castle, sternly defiant
Of the enemies who had slain her lord, de-
termined that the royal flag should stin float
in triumph over some small section OF
British sell Treaehsry, however, defeated
her heroic purpose, aud before the end of
the month Ia which the Earl WIS betrayed
70 death by the Puritsn's lie, the fortress
her enemies had despsired to take by force
surrendered to fraud. But although peace
.aaA ra~-A hlAs.AA che lNnAlv IslA wit''it-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-09-25

Jennie docking in q milliner's Window
''Don't you think they are very prettyF Lizzie
Whose thoughts are ON the other side OF the
street)-"very; especially the one with the long,
black sids-wlnsk.rs
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STATE or MAINE.

ID this nth DAY OF Sept. A ID. 80.
WILLIAM d. BROWN, and % other d.
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John ". Harvey n ip 700 80
Raymond Llcwcilyn ia
EcOb SCycry stand, ."p ~"
Park Loren i - - lH "
HENRY -. STANLEY,
Treasurer VI biNucld.
DiNdeld Sept s,h, ls71 sujw