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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-06-05
OUR TABLE.

k,ra.ttr4.k aI inur,,rn,ri Boz lesson helps is
.Nb. b.J,l .r Zee National >-'s'ty - Root ie"Fhrf
IurIrar. Notng- i k~ i has ever been attempt
cd before. lr-tca.l OF rrpWdIus all The uinrmt-
zion oi whatever characi"r irtu me exposition
rf t.r !,--uu~ the different kIui- are meth
udietIs arranged and treated 81 ieush un
l,- tra d '.,-,Tf J,p1rtricrt- Of Historical. '
"Eiulu-Ia.hi,.l, So Eiv- ihic.,i. 'Hr"ktAl"t-
..tI .-' Natural History aud science THIS
leaves thc exposition vt thc Lesson Zee 10 uiIl
81, th ttelr spiritual truths. There b. no plan 'h..
- q, ensure such huyoUshuc-s IN llr utAtlhcu.
oi all tire phases of the Lesson as TINS. 10 j. %
marvel how much help is given 10 NE sunday
school teacher iu tll- magazine Iut June. II i'
a costly theological A'r4r, dome up in paper GOV
cr-. aaJ costs only nlecn cguts-or iiile over a
postage stamp ior each sunday N inc month. No
teacher $40 that price, can Afford 20 De without u.
Chicago. Adams, Blackmer, Lyon fup. 60
TIM LEONARD S,,TT PJHilSIitNC 20. have
inst Issued .reir reprint Of the London GaGftrTg
E,ri,lc Ton April. IL has ne following attractive
list oi contents Mr.. Elwin's Pope; Political
Biographies; The kitchen ami The CeNAI H-us
li-h Thought in the Eighteenth Century ueorge
sand Mr.. Wallace's Russia; Harriet MaIuheaN
Autobiography: The Balance Of Power Inc
Military Position OF Russia IT CenIA ASIA
Turkey. Tie review OF the new edition cl 'he
works uf Alexander Pope gives Nj. klWin cFtu't
for being well qualified Tor his task, anu ia pos
session OF materials for writing life Of me poet
This, however, he has not done, hl- MOlS oelIs
~ ereiy another contribution 70 the dispute as 20
the real character and genius Of Pope ana the
reviewer supplies the Information necessary 10
the lust appreciation OF the work.
WIDE AWAKE for June opens with "Tyrani
Tom, a decidedly oily story by Mary l.. Bplles
Branch. EQUALLY Jolly, and equally sugges I'VE
20 papas and mammals. is "A Nocturnal Lunch
"Flossy aud Bossy" lind their WY into and out
Of Great TriOu4tiOn." The poems OF this mum
Der are especially good. Mrs. ;. NJ b Pau
writes \ Book about the Baby" Mrs. Wilton
answers the universal query OF children, " W hat
shall we 10 2" Mary +. Wyeth contributes a
poem for the country boys, "Sheep-wSshing, AMI
. 'Mltades" has one Of his most amusing aiyent'
ures, most amusingly illustrated by l.. Hopkins
~Ouiunebasset Girls, % by sophie May, reaches
climax OF interest. And there l. delightfully."-
funny illustrated paper, " Mrs Nellie Eyster >
about Tong sing Kew Perhaps the most no
ticeable article Is No. y. OF the Poets homes
series concerning William Dean Howells, ed-
tor OF the atlantic. Four artists Illustrate the
paper with views Of the home exterior anu the
study interior, a fine portrait, and view, IRON =
painting by C.P. Cranch, Of the palace homes
OF Mr. HOwells when consul 10 Venice. The
school children VIII nnd IN - Dream Of the
Centuries something specially adapted 10 Their
closing exhibitions. Only SEQ per annum -
Ella Farman. Edlt0r d. LOTHROr Co, Pub
LISTERS Boston.
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Real Estate Transfers.

L. n. Haskell TO A. Is. Everett, farm
IN Waterford; j. Bickford to w. Rice,
land in Paris; w. Cordwell to Mary +.
IhurstOn, land in Paris; Z. A. Kimball
ct al. 10 w. c. Blake. real estate in
Bethel; $. Clark to F. +. Bartlett, land
IN Rnmtord; S. B. Field to A. G.. Parlin,
stand 81 Jackson Village, Sumner; NJ.
+. L. RGersOn ct a.. 10 II. X. Goodwin,
in Sswry; S. X. Siowell to WIN. II.
SWEET. farm at So. Paris; G. Berry TO j.
Is Mason. farm in Woodstock; ID. G..
Sweat To b. W. Bean, real estate in
Bethel; j. G Penley To ID. Rose, farm
in Paris; Z. n Haskell to l.. Kilgore,
farm in Waterford; &. Hall to Chas.
Young, real estate in Waterford; S.
Soule to | Strickland. land In Hartford ;
Geo. French to j. Ii. Lpveioy, land in
Albany C. +. Jackson 20 T. T.. Jackson,
stand on Paris Hui; j. A. Judkins to |.
Bradeen ct al. tarm in Mexico; VIM.
ID. Chase 10 L NJ. Chase, real estate in
Buckheld; \. b. Foss to \. A. Parker,
farm in Sumner; c. IL. Loveioy 10 Thos
Richards, farm IN Rumtord; Il. Waite
more to !. Whittemore, real estate in
Hebron; G. H. Harris to A. f. Brooks.
farm il Grafton.
W. h. GREENE. Rcg'r.
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To the Honorable Justices of the supreme Judi.
ciakCOuuL next to be holden at PaIis, within and
for the County of oxford, on the second Tues
day of March, A. ID. 1871.
r EBARRON III. SMITH Of Newry, husband OF
II Jennie Il. smith. libels and gives the Honor
able Court to be informed that he was lawfully
married TO said Jennie II. Smith by Rev David
Garland, duly authorized to solemnZe marriages,
at said Newry. ON the thirteenth day OF Septem-
Der, 4. ID. 1873; that since their intermsrTiage,
your lbeant has conducted himself toward
the said Jennie Il. Smith as IA faithful. chsste and
aiectiOnate husband, and has az all times furnish
Ell good and suficien, home and support for the
said Jennie y smith, but that the said Jennie Il.
Smith, wholly regardless OF her marriage cove
nant anil duty, since her said intermarringc, has
continually manifested toward your lbelant a
morcse, fretiul and ugly disposition; that she is
possessed of temper so irritable and ugly, that
AT times she has beaten, wounded and bruised your
liSelant, aud nut his life in danger and rendered
il impossible to live with her, and that In cOnse-
quenee thereof he has been compelled 10 fee from
her at times in order 10 avoid beng killed by her
and that the faid libelee, about the 3Oth day OF
July, A. d. 1876, was guilty OF setting lire 10 the
dwelling house in which she and another family
and that in consequence Of that crime she imme.
diaiely ted To Canada 10 escape arrest, and that
she now remains outside the limits Of the United
States; and since which time she has not lived
with your libelant. but has desert ted him and
your. ibeant further represents on oath, that the
present residence OF the said Jennie H. Smith is
unknown to him, and cannot be ascertained by
any reasonable diligence, and he believes she Is
residing beyond the limits of the United States, in
parts unknown 20 your libelant: wherefor, your
libelant, deeming il reasonable and proper, con.
ducIvc 20 domestic harmony and consistent with
the peace and morality society, rs well as contrib
uting TO his own happiness and welfare, prays
right and justice, and that he may be divorced
IRON the bonds Of matrimony between himself
and his said wife, and as In duty bound will ever
pray. LABARRON III. SMITH.
Newry, March ), 1877.
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North YNoo,l.tack.

May 29.-John NJ. Gallison is 81 i'll at
his old post. and carrying on his former
occupation. lie has rented the store
formerly occupied by Burke x Perhsm TO
Charles Danham, son OF Samuel Dunham
OF North Paris, ayoung man of promise
Hope be may be successful in his business,
aud long remain a resident OF our quiet
village.
Henry Dargia and family have moved
from Bryant's Pond into the house for
merly occupied by Stephen Estes OF this
place
Mr.. O,dvay Is a5oa, 10 open his shop
for iroaing carriages. and blacksmithiug.
Joseph Brown is s,,ll sn invalid. and
probably will never 90 any more manual
labor.
Mrs. 4. W. Yates has been very sick
with pneumonia The pas. ten days. bat is
now recovering.
Rev. Ransom Durham has been labor
iug here in this place Tor a number Of
S4hbs,bs. log which the residents are
vry grateful y. F. c..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-06-05

Miss Mink OF Warren. Me. the same
woman who was tried aud acquitted at
R)ckland three or four years since on the
charge OF killing DR.. Baker. is on trial at
Lowell, Mass, for shooting another
lover named Kicker. A number OF
Witnesses testified 10 facts showing that
RicSer was shot in Miss Mink's room.
and also that Miss NJ had threatened
him on account OF his inGdelity 10 her
On Tuesday Miss MInk's counsel opened
the case tor her. and set up the theory
that "Ricker had refused 10 marry Miss
NJ and that she was overcome by his
refusal and bought pistol TO shoot her
self; that when Kicker visited her at her
room, she beSough, him TO marry her,
aud on his refusal 70 Go so. she seized
the pistol aud attempted 10 shoot herself !;
that Kicker endeayored to prevent her !;
and that in the struggle the pistol was
accidentally discharged and Kicker
killed.' This is very pretty theory, but
Miss " IS evidently woman too much
given TO such accidents" aud had better
be locked up where lovers" and pistols"
arc not 50 plenty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-06-05

To the Honorable the Justices of The supreme
Judicial Court. neat Co. be holden at PARIS, 10
a.. County OF oxford dud stale OF Maine Un "a,
second Tuesday ar March lS1.
INLZIRA NJ. AILENn sumner in said County
l. wife OF Charles :. Allen of place .uDAuoWu
tu our ibelant, respectfully libes and gives thi'
Honorable Court 10 hr informed that she wAS mar
rirl 70 the said Charlie, I. Allen On the 21th day
of March lSG. by Hiram ;. Cohurn, Ju-ticr ol
the Peace FIR said County. At said sumner ~ said
County, aud nat che and her sRd husband rrsil
"a several years in fhi state since t'er m ttriagr
aud that she has had H. him two children, Edward
Men and uarlie Alien, now living; that SINCE
h.r intetnnarra,.c she has always bthaye herself
1. iRimul Aud chaste wife towards her Said hus.
band hut that he regardless OF hls n1iri a2e coy
tu ant and ,iutf. uid vu or about The fret day ol
Nav \ - ls-i entirely abandon your ltbc,aut
aui has NOT directly Or Indirectly rendered her
any sup oct siurr hi- sAit Abandonment OF her,
aud That lrior Co his leaving her. h. conducted
himself towards ucr iu a WJt uud manner truly
uuhtcomiuE i husband, - uUs honorable Court
- 90 D., Cuiiv satisfied and that he does not intend
Co render any aId. or ever 1--we NTH her again
wherefore. aycrIuE 10 rcI-u 1tIlc jnt proper con
duciVe 10 domestic harmony, ard CONS Ieirut with
The peace aud morality cd -o,tct,, she prays that
she may DC divorced nom Gre bonds OF naui NO
ny between her and her said hUs hIud; she further
AYERS that the residence pt said Charles /. Allen
~ unknown "a your lueiant. ami cannot bc asCer-
tanned by reasonable diligence.
EIZlRA. VI. ALLEN.
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Dated at Bethel this second day Of December
d. 1916. SARAH j. kIELGORE.
STATE OF MAINE in.,o,.,.-,, 49,.
'nTTNTN nL nYEnRn bNNSAOSt ~ lot''
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, So supreme Judicial Court, March
Term. \. II. ls77.
SARAH J. KILLGORE, Libelant vs.. GEORGE
4. kILLGORE.
And now il appearing to the Court that the said
Libellec is not an iuhabitant OF this State
aud has no tenant agent or attorney therein, and
that he ha~ no notice fthe pendency of this lehel
II Is ordered by the Court that the said Llbelaut
notify the said Iibcllee Of the pcnd,ncy
Thereof by causing an abstract copy of this Libel
with this order o Court thereon to De published three
weeks success ,iyely in the oxford Democrat paper
printed at Paris in said County the last public tlon
10 be thirty day. at least before the next term of
said Court TO be holden at Paris aforesaid on the
third Tuesday OF September next TO the end that
the said LibCee may then and there appear at
said Court and show If any he has why
the PRAYER of said Libe'ant should not be granted
Attest: JAMES ). WRIGHT, Clerk.
true copy OF Libel and order of Court thereon
Attest: JAMES s. WRIGHT Clerk.
Enoch Foster Jr ATTY for Llbt. m29
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OXFORD, IS .-surTs&e Judicial Court, March
Term y. ID. 49,.
EXTRA NJ. ALLEN, Libelant, IS. CHARLES r.
ALLEN.
And now IL appearing 10 the Court that the said
lAelte is not an inhabItant OF tho state aud has
no tenant, agent or attorney therein, and that he
has no notice OF the pendcr OF this lhHl,
Il Is ordered by the Court that the said llbelant
notify the said lbelee of the tendency thereof by
causing an attested copy Of this libel with Tins
order of Court thereon TO be published three
weeks successiyely III the oxford Democrat 4
paper printed Paris IN said County, the las; pub
location 10 be thirty DAYS AT least before the next
term OF said Court. 10 DC held At Paris aforesaid,
on The third Tuesday of September next, TO the
end that the said libelee may then and there APP
pear and show cause, il any lie has why The pray.
or Of said libelant should not be granted.
Attest; JAMES =. WRIGHT, CLERK.
A true copy or libel and order OF Court thereon.
Attest: JAMES WRIGHT, Clerk
i ; WRIGHT, Atty, for Liblt. junej-3w.
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Oar motto, Faith Hope. Charity.
L. ". g. Lodge OF the World. 90
Grand Lodges 100000 members.
Grand Lodge OF Maine. 2UU subordi-
nate Lodges. 10 900 members.
oar platform. abstinence for the indi-
yidual-prohibi,ion Tor the State. Our
mission. prevention, reformation. 10
,ars the TGlleH anil prCrsEt others from
TuLLWy' MrJuJt the curse ~ llteDlF eraVce.
The Independent; Order OF Good lem
plarS IS the the most popular. practical,
successful ard widely extended temper
anCe organization in existence. IL Is in
operation IN every part OF the civilized
word. and the same password which
opens tie doors OF Lodge in Maine or
California will sdmt member OF the
Oder 70 4 Lodge IN England, Australia
or Africa.
oar Order is world vide and cOsmC-
pO.i,aD. We know neither party. creed
For cOlor-p0litics. sect nor race. All
We require ~ a test Of membership y
good moral character. and = belief IN the
existence and power OF Ainighty God.
Is taere a Lodge in Your community
il So. Join II and help forward the cause
81 temperance. which, next 10 Christian
~ l. The mobiles, 10 existence. Ii there
u no Lodge in your locality. write 1T
once 20 the Secretary Of the Grand Lodge
ior particulars in regard 10 organizing
one. Address,
GEo. l. BkoKEIr. C. W. s,
Belfast, Maine.
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STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, Ss:-Suprcme Judicial Court, March
Term, 4. y. io1l
LEBARRON IL. SMITH. l.ibelant, We. JENNIE -.
SMITH.
And now il appearing 10 the Court that the said
LIbece Is not an inhibitant of this State and has
no tenant, agent or attorney therein and that che
has no notice Of the tendency Of this libel:
IL is ordered by the Court that Tue said Libelant
notify the said Libelec OF the prndcncy Thereon
by causing an attcsted copy Of this libel with
this order of Court thereon 10 be- published three
weeks successfully in the oxford Democrat paper
printed at Paris in ssid County the last publication
TO be- thirty day at least before the next term Of
said Court to b. holden at Paris in said County,
the third Tuesday Of Scptembes next, t. the end
that the said defendant may then aud there appear
at said Court aud shew cause II auy she have why
the prayer of said libelant should not be granted
Attest JAMES ). WRIGHT, Clerk.
\ truecopy Of libel and order Of Court thereon.
Attest: JAMES $. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Enocn Foster ir. Atty for Iibt. me-
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Sonth Paris.

Mr. Geo. Tucker has made the most
complete transformation imaginable in
the little house which stands ilst south of
the covered bridge. The building has
been renodeIed, enlarged. and adorned
with trimmings. and = cosy piazza on.
the sunny south. An uusightly board
fence hiss been removed, while the sur
rounding grounds have been graded and
supplied with iguit AMI ornamental trees.
South Paris should be specia ly appreei-
alive OF this enterprise, for travellers often
form their opinions Of avillage from the
appearance OF the first residence in it,
limits. This place was blot upon the
landscape until Mr. Tucker took it in
hand. but he has 50 Transformed il that
"a rlesSauter spot You never spied."
So Paris Furniture factory Is crowded
with work The hard times have NOT
affected is business uniavorahly.
Gerry has been fishing again. THIS
time he and = companion were out two
days, and pulled in between four aud five
hundred specSlod beauties.
ID You want a good trunk, satchel, dog
collar or bSTue -. You viii ind 4 iull line
OF such goods at the shop OF J. d. VIII
lams
Mr. Joseph Jones, one of our cousiS-
bl,s, keeps iruiG aud confectionery store
on the corner, where soda and ice cream
refresh the wilied during the heated term.
lie also has fresh trui. Us early as the
Portland dealers. Last week be had
hue line OF cultivated straw berries.
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"PAR,IERs INTEREST"

win be years old may H. ~; steel grey color,
will be dappled; l5i hands high, and weighs 1900
lbs. Was shed 10y the celebrated imp. stallion
''Monsrch," (see l.. n, Stud Book, No 3l3 Vol L.
Dam by White Cloud. This American bred colt
was selected b me from the large stud of W. w.
Durham Of H., as calculated 10 meet the wants
of the farmers Of Oxford Co., and we invite them
TO call upon Joseph Wiley at North tryeDurg and
see for themselves. We consider this colt unsur-
passed for style, action, energy and pluck. Was
awarded Silver cup at the State Fair last year,
and took the first premium al the County Fair.
Terms aud conditions same above.
f WHITTEMORE.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

NIvHEREAS. Gilman l.. Blake OF Bethel IN the
w County Of Oxford and state Of Maine, on
the nineteenth day OF August y ID. 1886, by his
deed of mortgage of that date, duly executed and
recorded with oxford Records, book lWi, page 2tO,
conveyed 10 one Asaph kittredgc Of Paris IN said
County OF oxford, then living, since deceased, the
middle half part OF the lot OF land numbered
sixteen ia the tnirl range OF lots IN said Rcthel,
containing inv acres, more or less, aud also the
homestead farm OF said Gilman l.. Blake. situated
in said Bethel with The buildings thereon, contain
ng siNty-hvc acres, more or less, being part OF
lot numbered sixteen IN the fourth range OF lots
IN said Bethel, 20 secure the payment OF certain
prOmisSOry note in said deed described; and
whereas the CuHt tiOns OF said mortgage have been
broken, therefore we the undersigned, ~ our ca
pacity OF administrators ct the estate or Asaph
kiUrcdcc aforesaid, hereby claim 20 ioreclose the
same sgiCeably 10 the provisions OF The statute.
CHARLES r. KITIRED6E.
GEO ". klT1EEpGE.
Ey ALVAU BLACK, their Attorney, thereto Ru
thor izcd.
june !, l>1I. . w
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Prof. T. b. Robinson OF Portland,
the well known piano tuner, will visit
Paris, So. Paris and Norway during the
present week Those wishing his ser
vices on Paris Hill may leave their orders
at this Office; those in So. Paris at the
Andrews House. and those 10 Norway.
with Horace Cole.
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M1RRIED.

In Lawrence. May L, by Rev. L Cunning
both ct Lawrence.
lu 4 bjny, May 20, by Rev Z. Foster Mr.. John
n. Wheeler and Miss Olive Johnson, both Of Al
Lauy.
Ia Rumlorj, May %. by Nj. r. knight, ESQ, Ed
win Abbott and susan r. stevens, both Of Rum
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-06-05

The New York Pos. advises Mr..
Blaine 10 put stop to the proceedings OF
persons who are said to be holding secret
meetings in Washington in his interest.
The Maine Senator has already declared
that he knew nothing about their meet
ingS, and certainly does not cOuntenauce
such. One can hardly see how he is to
put a stop 20 such proceedings unless he
j. commissioned as io0l-Ailler, with full
power 10 S'ay.-B0siou JyiuNGi
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STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD. S. IL December -, ls56-
Personally appeared Elzif4 VI. Allen and made
oath that she knows not the place OF residence OF
Charles 4. Allen and having made reasonable
diligence she las faisd 10 learn where he resides.
Before me- HIRAM D COBURN,
Justice OF the Peace.
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STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, s. March 10Th, 1877.
Then personally appeared he above named Lee
barron H. Smith and made oath 10 tie several
allegations set forth in the foregoing libel for
divorce by him subscribed.
Before me, ENOCH FOSTER, JR.
Justice OF the Peace,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-06-05

THE Coon TENuLAE>.-The Secretary
OF the Good Templsrs OF Maine, Geo.
Z. Bracket OF Belfast. has lately sent
out the following printed in the form OF
lealet Circular. giving in brief the his
tory, objects, principles, &e., OF the
order
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CENTENNIAL,

Was imported from France in May 1876, see
Pereheron Norman Stud Book, No. 50, Vol H.
is years old this season, oi hands high, rich bay
color with black points. Weighs lG0O lbs. Will
make the season at my stable ut West Paris
Terms $40 % single seryice, $500 by The season,
s2l 90 70 insure with foal. Cash down for single
service and by the season; to insure, when known
To be- in foal. All mares disposed Of considered
with lOal Colts holden for payment of service
OF the horse; accidents at the ri,k Of owners.
The subscriber in again Offering the services of
this horse 10 the public has concluded TO put the
terms low this season so that more may not feel
that they are not able TO patronlze a good stock
l.a.a
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PERCHERON-NORMAN
STATIONS.

In calling the attention Of farmers and breeders
TO this class of horses we can but express 0ui
satisfaction at tbs encouragement already gwen
I will again give summary OF the Characters
tics of the ,c hnr-cs, which have made them 50
prized whcrcy or they have been Introduced. First
their precOcity being able 10 earn the cost OF thelr
keeping at . wears. aud maturing Young, thus saw
ing the cost oil one or Two years of Keeping and
care Second, their dociitv aud aptness for IL
Dor, breaking without trouble. Third their hard
mess being easily kept and free from diseases
Combining energy with doclliiy, great strength
with activity, They make the best farmers or gen
cral purpose horse in the world good looking
stylish and OF large size, they attract attention
and IA horses that viii sell at any tune. since
there is an increasing demsnd for this class o
horses For whether the times be- good Or bad
the business OF the country must be carried on.