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Real Estate Transfers.
wEsrERN DISTRICT.

VIZ Cotton 20 Joseph p Eaton, pine timber u
RrowuGeld: David X. Hastings 70 William II
Lane small piece OF land IN BrOwnfeld; Chas r
Wsd,wofth % Ella V. fitzpatrick, house lot IN HI
ram; thas. ii. Day 70 sarah Day land IN Brown
field. Harrie. =. Gilman 20 James RICHARDSON
land iu Denmark: Court Of !usOl'y to John Locke
esd. Of Gee. shirley, OF Fryeburs; t'reenleaI
T. Mariner o. iSUsie Mariner, small farm IN
BrCWnLeid; Town of Hiram Coll. Ia Natnaplei Is
s,h.fden acres Of land IN Hiram; Abbic l.. Nc
AlIi,.er 60 Jsne Hatch small farm in Lowell; sam
mel Bickfori's Admin " Vim. Evans, l acres q
lgpt 10 Fryetufg. Everett W. Lord 10 James =
FIv. land ia IA am: Charles Eies % Jeremiah W
St.rer. farm n BroWnield: Dexter Walker a.
oliver r. Emery, house and lot in FTyeburg.
y & HOBBS. Reg'r.
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Union Farmers, Club.

The last meeting OF this club was
holden at Grange Hall, Norway village
on Friday. the 29.h OF Nov. TIE discus
siou WAS opened By Rev Mr.. Seitz in q
very appropriate manner, who was fol-
lowed by Mr. Thayer. Col. SSett. Mr..
Fuller, NJ, King. and many o,hors
and after listening To Il, the con-
clusi rs OF the writer oil this were
that although some little moneyed or
landed capital Wa- very convenient, as
Wss slso love of farming, and good
wife. sc; We; the only really iuIiSpenss-
Die ''capitsl" requisite in successful i4rm-
inc wss GRAINS" A. an iilu-,rauon OF
this. Col. Swo;, related the case of 81
Young man who was sent out OF the city
oy Lis tathert 10 work farm, one OF whose
rrs' acts was to buy two bushels OF spin
peas for planting, As Ties bore good
price. aud would h, profitable crop to
False. President Smith also related the
case Of another equally verdant farmer
" 10, As his frs, experiment, planted two
sores of beans. and who Immediately
after they came up put bis whole crew to
turning them the other end up, believing
the capricious things had mato a mistake
and come ont o. the ground wrong end
/ foremost.
Tne next meeting OF the club will be
holden ~ Grange Hall. So. Paris. Thurs
day afternoon. Dec. y. Suffice. for dis
cusslou: docs i, pay the genersl farmer
10 use commercial fertilizers on bis farm
crops?" NJ. J. Rowe of Norway is to
open the The discussion.
/ 49,, h,ye "a cold take 4dnrsOa'g Bofauic Bal
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HARTFORD, Dec. 2d.-December came
in with smile, and found the sheep OBJ
tanning 3 living away on the hills so bare,
and the young stock much OF their TODD.
The farmers have bad long time TO do
,aeir falls work. and prepare for the
spring work. The farmers in this part of
Old Oxford hsve food enough for man
and beast to enjoy winter among the
hills and daies OF Msine.
At the regular meeting OF the Crystal
Wave. Buok6eld, on the 2lst ut., it Was
voted st is close to adjourn 10 the 29.h.
Although mos; Of lis members watched
The exit OF the joyful Thanksgiving, there
was good attendance Of its members,
Including Mrs. Julia c. Forbes and her
two daughters from Lewiston, Miss Vir-
eiris DeCoster from Winthrop. and John
Richardson snd wife OF Ashland, Mass
Among the interesting exercises was The
discussion Of he following: Resolved,
Tat the influence OF the church promotes
morality Decided in the affirmative,
four to one. followed by music and dec
lamatiOns
The pr.z rec ived by Miss Eleanor g..
Forbes OF East BucS6eld. 10 the Fresh
msu class al Bates College. Lewiston. for
defamation. consists Of three choice
books. viz: Household Poems, edited By
Charles II. Dana. illustrated; Among My
Books, second series. by james Russell
Lowell; The National Ode, By Bayard
TevIcr illustrated. HARTFORD.
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DENMARK. - We have just passed
through a respectable deluge flooding
aud washing the highways in Denmark
badly. The air is mild and balmy seem
ing more compatible with September
than with December.
The whooping cough is very prevalent
in our community.
Our new Congregational church Is rap
idly progressing toward completion, and
will DO by tar the handsomest building in
town. We are 10 have completed by the
hrst day of December 1879 a villsge
school house to correspond.
Tue Christian denominations will unite
in y Christmas festival.
The Yves, Oxford Agricultural Society
met At Fryeburg last Saturday. TO deter
mine whether they would sell the fair
grounds; voted not TO sell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-10
Rheumatism is a Disease Of The Blood.

The blood Ia this disease is found 10 contain an eN
cess of fbrin. NEGETINE acts by converting the
blood from its sed condition 10 healthy crcu
lAtion. VEGETISE regulates the bowels which Is
very inport.nt IN thie complaint. One bottle of
Vegetine viii give relief; but to effect permanent
cure, IL must he taken regularly, and may take
several bottles especially in cases ofloDg standing
VEGETiNE j. sold by all Druggists. Try t,and your
verdict will be tho zane as that ofthOusands before
YOU, who say, "i never found 50 much relief a.
from the use of NEGETlNE," which is composed
exclusively OF BdrkS, Roots and Herbs.
"VFGETINEn avs Boston physician, "has no
equal ~ a po1 ruride-. Hearing of it, many won
deTful cures sleT all other remedies had failed, !
visited the Laboratory, and conyincedmyscii OF It's
genuine merit. /. prepared from bsrks roots and
herbs each Of which j. highly effective, and they
are compounded 10 such manner as 10 produce
astonishing results"
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Read His statement:
srRrNGvALE, ME-, Oct. l2, 1875.

sPRINGvALE, ME-, Oct. IL, 1875.
MR.. II. r STEVENS
Dear Sir.-Filteen wears ago last fall was taken
sick with rheumatism " unable 10 move until the
next April. From that time until three years ago
this fan ! suffered everything with rheumatism
Sometimes there would be weeks nj 4 time that i
could not step one step; these attacks were quite
often suffered every thing that man could. over
three years 20 last spring ! commenced taking
VEGETRE snd followed itup until had laken seven
bottles: have had no rheumatism since that time.
| always advise every one that is troubled with
rheumatism To try VEGETINE, and not suffer Tor
years As have done. This statements gratuitous
as far as Mr. stevens Is concerned. Yours,etc.,
ALBERT CROOKER.
Firm of A Croker & Co, Druggists Apothecares
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MARRIED..

In Stoneham, December LIST, by Hilton McAllis-
ter, Mr.. Frank Chandler OF Lowell and Miss Ruth
hcAllister OF Stonehain.
ON the 18Th ult at the residence of tho BRIDES
father, Mr. George c. Stanley ofN. Wateryille and
Miss Anna b. Crommett Of Dover.
In Mason, Nov. oath, by Geo. IL Brown, Esq.
Charles f. Brown Of Mason, and Miss Ida l.
Mains of Fryeburg Academy Grant.
In Bethel, December 9Th, by Rev. Benjamin
Foster, Mr.. Gilbert B. Mills OF Bethel, anil Miss
Betsey G. Morrill, Of Mason.
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VEGET!NE
HAS ENTIRELY CURED NE.
Bosroy, Oct, $50.

Mr.. III. Il. STEVENS
Dear Sir,-My daughter, after having severe
attack of whooping Cough, was left IN feeble
state Of health. Being advised by Trend sue
tried the VEGETIsE, and after using rev oouies
was fully rest ,red 10 health
have been great sufferer from Rheumatism
I have taken several bottles of the NEGETiNE Tor
this complaint, and am happy to say Il has entirely
cured me. | have recommended the NEGErlNE 10
others with the same good results. II Is great
cleanser and purifier Of the blood IL Is pleasant 10
take and can checrfully recommend II.
JAMES MORSE, 364 Athens Street.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-10

SOUTH PARIs.-FriGay evening pound
party was held at the Methodist Vestry,
under the direction oil the Two societies.
The result was two tables loaded down
with the necessaries OF life, which were
divided among the poor families in the
village.
The Oxford County Poultry Association
vii, mold its fourth annual exhibition at
Pattee'S Hall, Bethel, Dec. Is. IS and 20.
The Society offer very liberal premiums.
which with special premiums, offer in
ducemenls Tor sharp competition, and
pobtry lanciers are predicting The most
successful exhibition ever held by the As
sOoiasion. Tue u. +. L. Ohor hall lare
tickets the l7th. lS.h, aud 1871, good Tor
the week. Arrangements are being made
with The Express Co. Tor reduction in
rates. No one should miss this opporlu-
uity Of seeing for themselves Whist per-
severing StfoTt among poultry breeders
haS done towards raising high slandaId
OF excellence il his particu ar industry
in Maine. Premium lists aud entry
blanks can DC had on application to A. +.
Morse. Secy. s.. Paris, he.
Miss Anna B. Crommett, whose mar
risEe ia IN this weeks paper. taught the
Primary school at this place fourteen
Ierms, and the reputation she gained IS a
successful teacher. the affection of her
pupils. and the respect OF their parents and
guardians. WAS OF such a character, THAI
she may we'll cherish with long and
pleasant remembrance.
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;. c. HOBBS. Reg'r.

Cracking l. not confined TO the Frog Ponds
Atthis season almost every body Is hoaTse. Inc
bIeluns % distressed lungs IL heart everywhere
Why is this,when Hale's Honey Of HorehouHd and
Tar viii cure any cough, cold or hoarseness IN Is
hours Sold by all Druggists
Pixies ToothAche Drops cure in minute. nl2-iw
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Dec. 3, 1878

OXFORD ss:-At a Court of Probate held al
Fryeburg within and for the county of oxford
on the third daV Of December, A. ID. 1875,
MOODY MCLU CAS-, named Executor IN GER
wi tain Instrument purpOrtiug TO be the last
VIII aui Testament of Elizabeth Dutch, late OF
Brownheld in ssid county, deceased, having pre-
sented the same iOr Probate:
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice
to ali person sintereste Gby causing copy OF TINS
order o be published three weeks successfully IN
the oxford Democrat printed at Paris that they
may appear at "a Probate Court to be held at Paris
in SAID County on the third TUESDAY OF Jan. next
at . clock the orenOOn and show cause II any
they have vi The aid Instrument should not be
proved, approved aud allowed as tlC last VIII
A. WALKER, Judge.
Atruecopy-attest. Ii. c. DAVIS, Register
OXFORD, IS At Court OF Probate held a
Fryebur- within and for the county OF Oxford on
the third day OF December ID. lS1s;
ON the petition OF OLIVE j. PENDEXTEk
~ widow vi Lindiey W.Pendexter late of Por-
ter in said county deceased praying for an allow
ance out OF the Personal Estate Of her late bus
band:
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice
to all persons interested by causing a copy OF
this order TO be published three weeks successiyey
in the oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they
may appear at a Probate Courtto be held at Paris
in said County on the third Tuesday OF Jan. next
at . O'Clock IN the forenoon and shew causeif any
An. WALKER, Judge.
Atrue copy-attest: Ii. e. DAVIS, register.
OXFORD, sat a Court OF Probate held at
Fryeburg within aud for the county of 0xfor
on the Sd day OF December, 4. ID. 1873,
ON the petition of EMILY DANFORTH, et ais,
for the appointment of Jordan Stacy, Admir-
on the esta te OF Jacob Fioyed late Of Porter, in
said county, deceased:
Ordered That the said Petitioners give notice
to all persons Interested by causing a copy Of this
order 10 be published three weeks successiyely in
the oxford Democrat printed at Paris that they
may appear at Probate Court TO be held at Paris
in said County on the third Tuesday of Jan. next
ut nine O'Clock in The forenoon aud shew cause II
any they have why the same should not he granted
A. II. WALKER, Judge.
A true oopy-attest: Il. Z. DAVIS, Register.
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Weather ReDOrf.

Temperature last week at An
Sunday, le3 clear; Monday, 10 cloudy; Tues
day, 42e cloudy; Wednesday, 500 snow; Thurs
day, 2so cloudy; Friday, l9o cloudy; Saturday,
10 cloar.
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twice as long. One man frequently car
ries oll $50 los. at his own manufacture
at one time.
Our roads were washed considerably
by the late rain; Swift River was at the
highest mark for the season.
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Dec. 3. ls7,

THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice that
ne has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
Probate for the County of Oxford, and assumed
the trust OF Administrator Of the estate of
CALEB ROWE, late OF Bethel,
in said County deceased by giving bond as the
law directs; ho therefore requests all persons in
debtel 70 the estate of said deceased 10 make i'm
mediate payment, and those who have any de
mands thereon, 10 exhibit the same to
CElLON ROWE.
Dec & ISIS lO-Jw
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MExIco.-Sunday, the 2ith. the re-
mans ot the widow OF Ssmue! Smith, and
mother Of Wm. ". SmitA. of the hrm Of
Smith x Marble OF Lewiston, was euyied
az Mexico. Her &c was -.
The Lake road is completed IS lar as
ReDis stream. and has been trAversed oy
many single aud double teams. York X
Evans are NJ Bemis With number OF
mr. and teams. They have their camps
al bull, and roads all cut. ou, cannot DO
much logging, Tor want OF cold, freezing
weather.
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DIED.

In Paris, Dee. ?, Jabez Buck aged 20 yrs, and
II mos. Massachusetts, papers please copy.
In Bethel, Aug. Both, Grace E, infant daughter
of Martin a. ana Edna a. Stowell, aged mo.
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Good Things for 1888.

The Arrangements for literary and art contribu.
tions fcr the new volumc-thc siNth-nre complete
drawing from already fayorite sources, a. wei 1s
rom promising new ones. MIR. Frank X. stock
on's new serial story for boys
"a JOLLY Fellowship
Will ran through the twelve monthly parts be
ginning with the number for November, ISIS. the
frst VI The yolume.-and will be illu suAted by
James Kelly. The story Is one Of travel and
adventure IN Florida and the Bahamas. For he
girls, a ntmUcd tale,
"HALF A DOZEN HOT SEkEEPERS -
by Katharine D.Smith with illustrations b. FRED
erck Dielman, begins in the same number. and
fresh serial by susan Coolidge, entitled "Eye.
bright With plenty OF pictures will BE- commtLc
cd early in the volume. There will also be q con.
tnued fairy tale called
"RUMPrY BUDGETS TOWER"
Written by Julian Hawthorne, aud illustrated Iy
Alfred Frcdericks. About the other familiar lea
lures of ST. NICHOLAS, the editor preserves
good humOred silence content, perhaps, 60 let her
i've volumes already issued prophecy oouccrAins
the sixth in respect 20 short stories pictares poems
humor, instructive sketches, and the lure aud
lore OF "Jack-in- the-PulpIt}' the VERY Little
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Vdtue Of ADVERTISING.
AS another instance OF the value OF ad-
vertising IN the OXFORD DEMOCRAT, we
publish the following letter from Mr.. K
Z. Peary, whose card appears every week
on the first pave Of This paper:
FRYEBURG. June %, 1878.
Dear Sir -
Was surprised not long since to receive
a letter from firm of New Orleans tax.
idermists, who bad seen my lad" in
your paper. Thinking possibly the fact
might interest you, remain
Yours respectfully,
K. Z. PEARY.
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Value Of Advertising.

'HiuS VI
We give the following letter as certificate OF
the value of advertising in the oxford Democrat
Chelsea, Mass,
April 10, 1870.
Dear Sir,-I sent you advertisement OF farm
10 let, with instructions 10 inserL four weeks. IL
ti- sent me more applications than ! expected
some thirty odd coming from all the towns In the
County except i've.
Please ind enclosed amount Of your bill for ad-
vertsing.
Respectfully yours,
VIZ. Il. SWAN
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tween the first and second acts and two
months between the second and third.
Music will be given between the acts.
Admission Is cents; children, 10 cents
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Holiday Goods!
WILSON'S DRUG STORE,
So. Paris.
Administratrix Sale.

DURSUANT to n license issued 10 me BY the
L Hon Judge Of Prob To for the County OF OK.
FORD NJ Probate Court held at Paris 10 said
County on the third Tuesday of November 4. d.
1873, ] shall sell at public Auction, at the resi-
dence of Horace Bartlett, late of Hartford, in
sad County, deceased, on the twenty eighth day
Of December neat At ten OF the clock in the fore
poon,the homestead OF said Horace Bartlett at the
time of his death Also one other certain lot of
land in said Hartford belonging 10 the estate of
SAID deceased, being n wood lot containing about
twenty acres more or less.
MARY X. BARTLETT, Adm'x.
Hartford. Nov 26, 1875. d3.sw
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December 10, il

TIE Subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Hon Judge oil
Probate for the County OF oxford, and assumed
the trust OF Executor of the estate OF
DANIEL. SMALL. late Of Hiram,
in said County, deceased by giving bond as the
law directs: he therefore requests all persons In
debted 10 the estate Of said deceased 10 make
immediate payment; and those who have any de-
mapds thereon 70 exhibit the same 10
DANIEL q. SMALL.