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New-York tribune., 1878-07-10

STArE LINE. -.. ........,.. ,.,., 60. ..r ..,
- 10 GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN. BELl A. lnd
LONDOS DERBY. aad the PAhln LNfu~il!"N' liuh
Vier ~ y X. fOot ~ tanaist, o. follows; ,-,-,,
STATE or NtRGINlA lIN az iu,1 -
STATI. or GEDHGiA \. hur i! Jup -
flrst cabin sin 20, sccorfur 90 go ie
tuTu reduced ras Second oaoiu $40 S'"~E' "'
l0Ne- rates
wav Sew. York ETEIkAGE u,kfts a. 40. - BtuAd"N,
and Al The COMPANY pier iooi oi canals Notih River
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL
1 STEAMSHIP LINE
Won sT THOMAS PAItA PERNAMBUCO. BAHIA.
AND no DE JAS EfKu. .., 49,.
The new hr,tCla-- steamship ttil OF PAhA,
Captain Carpenter VII Tor 90" above p"tle on ~ -
DAY August q, II a. Freight Al low rates taken TOT
above
FREIGHT received Ill at Roberts Dock iTook
NuIPPF.HS DESIRiNG q INSURANCE tAN EffECl
SANE UNDER Our OpEN POLICY.
For freight. cngagemcns OF passage having el'SAt NC
'''N''0'"''o"' "pP'' " CH MALLORY & co, Agents
once. I1eT 20 East River
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
HINTS TO WOMEN
on THE
CARE OF PROPERTY.
BY ALFRED WALKER.
lmo, paper, 20 cents cloth, 35 cents.

"Ths useful and practical little volume exactly meets
which has long been left IN community where the
number Of acquire property In their right is
every year increasing is written in clear and simple
style with every question and situation which
woman charged with the management her property
might be Obliged to consider"
"
A YEAR OF AMERICAN TRAVEL.
BY JESSIE BENTON FREMONT.
32mO, paper % cents cloth, 40 cents.
"In this interesting narrative the author gives faithful
picture of life California the time when the discovery Of
gold drew III attention world Pacific coast
describes very graphic and entertaining manner her
experiences adventures and thus
the true story Of time which rapidly fading out Of
memory"
VI
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10


the total transactions being only l1f,OO0 sLares
against l1o,0OO shares yesterday. The opening was
marked bv the same feyerish aud unsettled tore
which characterized the closing of last evening and
there further decline In prices pretty general
throughout the list, But later under the stimilat-
shares, there was q recovery which made the Gual
prices about the best Of the day.
Central Of New-Jersey was conspicuous for an Gn-
usual amount OF business 1900 shares. aud for an
advance of Al per cent from its opening price 10
43l2, which was its last. This movement dragged
the two Dclawares after IL Delaware and Hudson
rising from 5S 10 59l059is. aud Delaware, Lacka-
of Morris and Essex all the sales were az S5iQ9
S53i, and these figures are no better than the low
est of Yesterday. The Northwestern stocks vera
strong IN price, particularly the preferred, which
rose from az 10 7S34G7Sl2 the common selling
at 51h0507s0517s. St. Paul common sold
S4AdS1l2 Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
again sold up TO 10, while Rock Island was steady
at 10, and Illinois Central at S6l2d s66s Union
Pacific declined to 63l2. Wabash declined 10 13ss,
and rallied to Ii.
Lake Shore on n smaller business, was as Auetu-
ating rs 10 was yesterday. Opening at 6lla, u fell
to tjO5s and then rose 10 90 for it's final sale. Eria
6S, and Central and Hudson at lO9ll3 l09l,.
Kiernans Financial News Bureau sends ms the
following dispatch relative to the meeting at Sara
tOga to-day:
AT the conference of the managers Of the Ya0der-
bilt system of railways, held at Saratoga to-day,
partly arranged matters as TO business between
theU. Nothing else was dOne.p
Western Union to-day was dull but steady a. 50
GS9l4. as also was Pacific Mail at 1GSsQl7 Tho
market closed irregular.
RANGE OF THE STOCK MARKET
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
Total sales for the day
CLOSING rarcss or rnulDrLrm, STOCKS

As the San Francisco Stock Exchange has been
adjourned since June 30, the comparisons given BE-.
low are with the last quotations published va lhs
TmBUNE:
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
For Young Ladies-City.

MRS. SYLVANUS REEDS
wi BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LA
DIES, Nos 9 and East 53d.st..
reopens OCT. l. FRENCH AND GERMAN languages prac
tcay taught Thorough training In Primary and secondary
Departments THE COLLEGIATE COURSE requires four
wears.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10

Foreign exchange continues weak at anneHed vi, oa
cial quotations, the selling rates being on the Ss
of Sf S3dSl S3i2 for 90 days bills, ana % o'S
81 S0lo for demand, TO the Z:
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10

Id FaI session of the th year this weappointed da
and boarding school for young ladies will commence on t
Igh of September For terms Of study, &C. crc
lars will be sent on application 10 CHARLES T. Ml.Sl
LID Principal, 1873 and 40 MOntaguest, brooklyn " u
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
For Both sexes-Citv.

a MEKIIAN NINUEhUANI I TN .
~ and NORMAL TRAINING SCHOOL, removed 20 m
&c airy rooms 80 Vest 45s1 near 6thaye y y Miss
Nj coz. PRINCIPAL. VIII begin 18th year sept 20.
New Knderearten material, cheap aud beautiful. Genera
Depot Sl2 Broadway. send for illustrated Catalogue
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-05
Patriotism.

A communication to the Richmond
VA Dispatch relates the following story
as an evidence Of the indomitable will and
state pride that animated the soldiers OF
that state in the late war: "On one OF
our marches in the early spring" said he
when a chilling rain had Just been fall
ing for days, and the slush was almost
waist deep, our command, utterly wretch
cd and broken down, was struggling along
as best it could under such circumstances.
Worn out myself, crePt into a fence
corner to rest awhile. Presently | saw
q solitary straggler slowly coming up the
road. He seemed almost completely ex-
hausted-his shoes were gone, and his
feet cut and bleeding. was struck with
his appearance, for through all its wretch
edncss shone the iudomitable spirit Of the
Southern-thc man who would be found
at his post or else dead in the attempt to
reach it. | watched him closely, and as
he dragged himself slowly past, ] heard
him mutter to himself: "D-n me if |
ever love another country"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-05
The Best Co,o for Smau Farms.

1t is not supposed that cows kept on a
small farm are placed there for the pur-
pose of raising calves for sale. They are
placed there for the butter they produce
The question is often asked, (which shall
they be, blooded or scrub stock ?" The
question is easily answered. Keep only
such stock as is best adapted for the pur'
pose. Our opinion, and also that OF the
principal dairymen of the country IS that
the Jersey, commonly called Alderney, Is,
above all others, the best butter COW.
They are easily kept, very docile-a point
not to be oyerlOoked-and beautiful, CIV
ing milk of superior richness, from which
is produced fue.colored, solid butter, hav-
ing an equal texture and flavor. Butter
made from such milk has been known to
keep, when placed in dry, not cold eel
lar, without the use Of ice, and when tax
en- out was in hard, firm condition, and
was then sold twelve to eighteen cents a
pound higher than the best ordinary but
ter. The cost of Jerseys is not much more
than for scrubs, and they will more than
make up the difference in price in few
months.-Live Stock Record.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-05
4 Definition of an Editor.

We may have seen many diinitions oil
fmany names, words and phrases, but the
GLOWING Of an editor, given by Josh Bill
lings, is about the best we have ever en-
countered
An editor is a mule whose bizness is to
investigate muse paper. He writes edi.
torials, grinds out poetry, inserts deths and
weddings, sorts manuscripts. keeps waste
basket, blows up the ''dcvil, - steals matter,
ftes other peoples battles, sells hiz paper
for dollar and fifty cents year, takes
white beans and apple sass for pay when
be can get it, raizes large family, works
10 hours out of "a, noze no Sunday, gifts
damned bi everybody and once in while
whipt bi sumbody lives poor, dies middle
aged and often broken-hearted, leaves no
mummy, is rewarded for life of toll bi q
short but free obituary puff in the news
papers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-05
Notice of Foreclosures.

WHEREAS Amos Z. SHILLING. sarah Groy
w er and Edsell Grover, all then 81 Lovel
10 the County oI oxford and state OF Maine, on
The tweuty-third day of October \. u. lS'3, los
their mortgage decd OF that date duly recorded
I'm the oxford western District Registry Book -
PAGE 10, and gam on the thirteenth day OF Janu
AIRY 4 - ls-G, by their mortgage deed OF thai dAt'
duly recorded In said Registry, Book 90, Page -,
conveyed 10 nae, the subscriber, the following
described real estate situated ~ said Loyell-and
being the nor,hca-terly part OF lot numbered
thirty i've .i in thc fourth division of lots there
ln-and the then homestead farm whereon sIid
inortgageprs thea lived, bounded noribsrly b!
salmon w. CnsETuar's homestssd-eas,erly bi
land called the Sutuuer Andrews lot sOutherly
by land OF Freeman Andrew and westerly by
lAud OF Enos Head and myself-each OF which
mortgages being respectively 10 secure the note
by Il described therein, and the conditions Of each
mortgage having been broken Tor non pay meut oi
the note, so described. at 10 maturity, claim q
foreclosure on ana of each oi SAID mortgage
according To the Statute iu such case made and
prOyi ded and hereby give notice thereof for that
purpose-My residence = IN -aid Lowell
BARNES WALKER.
Lowell, January l., l,7s Js25w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-05

CoNTENTMFNT on THE FARM.-CunteDt-
ment on the farm is wonderfully promot-
ed by brief consideration, now and then,
of few of its many advantages. Agricul-
tural laborers are not foolish enough to
strike, and the consequent loss Of proper
ty and stoppage of work at the most mop
perfume seasons, are avoided in the coun-
try. There, too, the many-headed and
many handed monster-the mob Is I'M
known. If a homestead takes fire, the neigh
bors' sympathy and aid is not hamPcred
by dread that the flames may spread to
their homes. The knowledge that there
is seldom much portable yaluables in the
house and generally nasty dog or two
prowling about it, keeps the fraternity of
burglars, as rule, away from the farm
house. Elsewhere the interruption of traf
&c BY floods or violence threatens the COM
nunity with scarcity or famine, whereas
the prudent farmer has always goodiy
supply Of portables aud edibles on his own
property. The results Of all the farmers
labor aud watchfullness benefit himself,
while in the vast majority Of cases, the city
toiler's efforts 90 chiefly to enrich his en-
ployer And then throughout life the far
mer enjoys the blessings Of wholesome
food, free air and independence, which the
wisest of city folks labor through life to
enjoy toward its close. -Moore's Rural.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-05

Fashion Stud Farm, Trenton, N. j., but
has remained under charge Of her accom-
plished driver, Budd Doble. Up to the
lst of January, 1877, she had trotted in
1872 races, won 90, lost 40, aud won
s232, 500 Many of these trOts lost we're
against time, in which she was handsome
" paid for trotting. She retires queen
Of the trotting turf, has the best mile
t2:l4) on record, made at Mystic Park
Boston, Mass, Sept. 2, 1874, and the
fastest three consecutive heats, 2:l6,2:l5
IA, 2:l5, made at Buffalo, n. Y, Angus
g. 1S76.-New York Herald.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-05

II say, Charley" said one friend to
another on meeting, IL hear our friend
Brown has been dabbli1g in stocks lately /;
has he made anything - YES" says
Charley, "he has made an assignment
Young Mr.. Astor, who has just been
elected to the Assembly in New York, has
set his heart on the Consulship Of Hong
Kong, China. IF he gets it, look out for
floral puns-China astor for instance.
-"Well, may hope, then, dear, that at
some future time | may have the hapPi-
ness of making you my wife ~ Yes, |
hope so, I'm sure" she replied, for I'm
getting tired OF suing fellows for breach
otprOmise. e.
Temperance papers are discussing the
conundrum What Rum Costs Fer
their information we make public the
statement Of a gentleman from Syracuse,
who has every opportunity for investiga-
ton, that it costs ten cents drink.
I'm waiting meath the window, love,
upon the porch's seat LIN waiting here
till you come down, your own true love to
greet. Don be too long a-6xin' up-ior
If | may make bold, aiu't a-goin' to wait
here long, a-sittin' IN the cold.
-Thirty-six thousand square miles Of
coal, in veins twelve feet thick, underlie
the state Of Illinois. And yet you can 60
into an Illinois church. any sunday aud
freeze the feet clear of you and catch
cold that will last you till the mllIenn-
UNI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-05

DURSt- Ant 20 q license from the Hon Judge
l OF Probate, for the County Of OXFORD hhaii
sell az public auction on the -pth lay ot f'ot"a'J
A II Is.s AL 3 O'Clock In the afternoon on the
AN the right title AMI interest WHEN
George " King late OF oxford IN the County "i
OXFORD had al DO, dccca-e, iu ana 10 DMtiIhk
House numbered ( on MunIOy street IN Portland
there being q mortgage incumurincr ON SAN
premises, upon which there b, due about ~" 'V
Also all The right title ANA interest, when s"la
tcor.e W. King had az the time ot hls uycea-e
in and 10 dwelling house numbered ON Num- IS
Street IN Por,laud--Thcre being mortgage ~
cuulraucc on -.ll premises upon when tAe!c d.
due about 1850 oO-Also all the right, title and
Interest which saii Geo. " King mad at HE lie
cease In and 20 dwelling house numbered o. on
Munioy street, IN PortlAnd-Therc being mort
elg, lurumhrance on said prrmisc', upon which
there j. due about als0O Terms made known Al
the time and place of -alc.-for reference call Oh
Cen J. J. Perry, Centennial Block Portland OF
WILLIAM n. KING,
Executor Of Geo. W. Kings Estate.
F.o. BAILEY, y Co Auciionetrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-05

TIME undersigned having been appointed oy
the Hon Jud gc of Probate for thr County u'
oxford on the 3oth dav OF November \ ~ ioI''
cnnnnissioncr. 10 receive and eSamin" the claims
sgainst the catate OF illiam l. Crockcr, laie OF
Andoyer IN said county, deceased. represented
insolvent. hereby give public notice 'uAt sIA
months are allowed from the date OF said appoint,
nrove their claims aud that the commissioner
will be 10 session II the house OF EiJAh + Bedell
in Andover In said county on The hrst Ide'Ial IN
MarcA and the lrst Tuesday DID ApItt ~ ouv
o'clock In the afternoon on each oi stld Jays io'
th, rilrIo,, of examining the same.
pstci nj Audoycr, this lith day Of January A.
ASAA. WEST,
ELIJAH r BEDELL.
a., a,y Commits sloners.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-05
COLl'HS's
VOL TAIC PLASTER

Afford, the most grateful relief In hhou-
mati.m, Weak spine, Local Pains Ncr-
vou- Affections, Local rheumatism no
DouIourcuv. Nervous Pain, Affections OF
the Kidney, rIoturcd RIBS, Affections
of ia. Ch,-i. Colds and Coughs, Injuries
OF tho Eaci,. strains and BRUISES, Weak
Rack. Nervous Pain of the Bowels Cramp
I'm the stomach and Limbo, Heart Alec
lions, Enlarged spleen. Bruises and Pune
,urcs. rheumatism OF the Wrists ana
Arm.. Asthma. Gout, Local and Dccp-
seated Tains. Pain In tho Chest stitch IN
the hack. Tain In tho Hip, Eariooso OF
InIarscd Veins, Crick In the Back @nd
Ncc!.. Rain and Weakness In Side ana
Ea.L, Hoarscncss. Sore Throat LumbaGo'
Nhooping Cough, sharp Iain7 IN inc
Brra.t. Heart Disease, ouin-y. DiAh'tc''
and for Iumoncss In any part OF tho Body'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-05
Goldsmith Mud Retired from the
Turf.
Tuos. G. NEWMAN, Sec'y.

TRENToN, \. J. Oct. 80, 1877.
The famous trotting mare Goldsmith
Maid has arrived at Fashion Stud Farm
aud Is finally withdrawn from the turf
Her owner states her age to be nearly
twenty-one, and declares her IN perfect
health and perfectly sound Goldsmith
Maid is a blood bay. - IA hands high,
fcalei the spring Of 1857, by Alexander
Abdailah, dam BY Abdellah. She was
bred by John B. Decker, Orange county
y. Y, who kept her upon his farm with
out grain or handling until the winter of
1868. In February Of that year Mr..
Decker sold her to MS SOD j ohm b. Decker,
Jr., for $3.50, who on his way home with
her to another part of the county, sold
her to William Tompkins, Hampton, Or
ange county, n. Y, for $500. After her
puThase Mr.. Tompkins drove her in har-
ness occasionally, and she proved FESTIVE
and nervous, so much so that on the 9th
of March of the same year Mr.. Tompkins
sold her TO Mr.. Alden Goldsmith for $3.50.
Mr.. Goldsmith took her in hand and CON-
menced breaking and training her for the
trotting turf. Her high strung nature
would not brook the whip, but Mr.. Gold
smith subdued her high temper and ner-
vousness By kindness. In August, 1865,
she made her first appearance in public
and won a premium at the Orange eOun-
" Horse Association Fair In three straight
heats in 2:39, 2:37, 2:36.
Mr.. Goldsmith trotted her in races in
1866 and 1867, and in November, 1868,
sold her to Messrs 3. jackson and Budd
DOble for $4,000. She has since pass
al into the hands of Henry N Smith
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-05

XIvHEREAs Henry 4. Bedford OF stoncham
w I'M the County Il oxford and state oi Name
on Inc seventh day OF January \. ID. 80, uy ul'
.norf-age deed Of that date duly recorded ia IA,
pNtord Mc-tern District Registry Of deeds, BOOK
a. Pagc H.. conveyed 90 us, Enos Head ana
garnes Walker, both OF Lowell IN laid COUNTY
certain real estate situated in sIiI Sioneuam' ut'
he r.t division and fourth Range OF lots IN sAid
Stoucham 90 trcurc the payment ot 'tIIt4"
promi,sory note tncrrin described. and the con
l.tion- of said mortgage have been OinAch ~
rou.Utvucnt Of said note at IL maturity, We
claim a foreclosure thereof ac orling 20 The stat
rtc. IN such case made and provided ana give
FNO~ UEALD,
KARNEs WALkER,
T,v.U January u ISIS. J-tSW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-05
Auction Sale.

10y virtue Of n license from the Judge OF FRO;
- bate in and Tor the County OF oxford anu
state OF Maine, shall sell al public auction uh'
"a vi,sIv sold NJ private s4lel To tho highest
biddcr. ON saturday the 9TH day OF March \. ~.
ISIS al 10 O'Clock IN the forenoon, AZ the resllence
OF Hosea Lord IN Hiram IN sAid Counly 81 80 80
tori so much Of the real estate IT Robert W
Lord late of said Hiram deceased, including Tue
reyeTsion OF the widows dover theTen u nsee'i
.sry. AZ will produce the sun, OF one hundred aho
Gfty dollars.
Administrator OF the estate OF
ROBERT W. LORD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-05

OXFORD, IS AT Court OF Probate, De-. A.
Paris within and Tor The County 81 oxford
on the third Tuesday OF January a u ~,
as the psE,uos of HOHATlO CtsHh N,
~ Guardian OF FANNY Perkin. person 1i 700
sound mind OF Hebron, ia sal. County pray ~
for license 90 sell aud CONVEX all The real c-ia.e
owned by said ward in the COUNTY OF ONiorI aui
being the home lead OF said ward In s2ld town Oh
Hebron "a public or private sale.
Ordered That the -Aid Petitioner give notice 10
all persons Interested. by causing an aD-tra'f nl
said petition withthi- orer thereon 10 be publish.
cd three weeks excessively ia The oxford bcn-
ocrut, printed az Paris, that they may arpr'. A .
Probate Court to d. held 40 Pans In saIt counts
on the third Tuesday OF MNr next at O'Clock 100
the forenoon and show cause Il ANY they have
why the same sh ouid NOT be granted
\ II WALKER, Judge.
true copy-Attest. II. G. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-05
nrIcc. % Cents.
A. for COLLINS VoLTAlC PLASTER.

Sold hy al Wholesale and Retail Druggists
,A-orrsor, Tho United stt'-. snd ClnAdas, and by
wEEh5 5 rOtr !.''- ''''''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-05
Executors Sale.

THE undersigned Executors ot the Estate Of
/ Charles Il. she" late OF Franklin Plantation,
In the County OF oxford, deceased, hereby give
notice that they will sell 40 public suction AZ the
dwelling house OF the said Charlie Bl-bee, Jr-
IN FrauSltu Pllutat ON aforesaid, on Thursday
Februarv llth, ISIS nj ten O'Clock a. M. all the
Personal Property OF the late Charles Bisbce IN
pursuance Of license from the Probate Court 10
aid COUNTY of Oxford.
CHARLES BISBEE, JR, r,eor,ors
CYRUS BISHOP,
Franklin Plantation, Jan. a. ISIS. J2j-jH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-05
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS,

Such "a Sore. Weak. Intan,"d. RFi, ard Ws,ery
~: liberation aai lalammai.ga ot NC ne i,ar
IL, tho I yuIa aud SwcllCd Tousisi Nervous
a. ,dache. NEURALGIA, Dizziness, Cloudet Memory,
L. nj Ntrvou. Force. Dcprc-slono 81 Spirltst-
-, II, s-rsraf.es TO directions which accompany
cs.h I.,ttle. or vii Dc mailed 10 any address on
'E,rh parsagc contains Dr. sanlori's Improved
Irili..F Tube, With flil directions ius use IN ~
ca I'.'rc $40 Sold by an wholesale and l.e,
TAI ll-... I..a Throughout tho United states and
Cat7. NJ FI KS & POTTER. General Agents
snl h. yle..le Drug gists. Boston, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-05
Hills Manual.

guide % Correct Writing, showing how 10
express written thought, Plainly, Rapidly, Ele-
gautly, 10 social and Business Life-embracing
spelling, use Of Capital Letters, Punctuation,
Competition, Waiting tor the Press, Proof Read
ing, spi-t' larry Correspondence, NoIes Of Invita-
ton, Cards Commercial Forms. 3 eyal Business
Forms, win explanations. A Dicti0aarv OF II. eco
Synonymous Words. Short Hand " rllng Duties
OF Secretaries, ParllaIne ntAry Rules Writing Pc
etry sod so pieces OF the best selected Poetry and
many other tL,n too numcrOu, % mention here
Prof. Hi, who Cas long been a successful Teach
or IN some OF our best business colleges prepared
this took With especial reference 10 supplying
long elt want The fact that IL has gone through
IA I'll lOns. - OuO IN the short time since its pub
heAtlVn shows more than words can tell how it
has been appreciated. This Book Is just what all
need 70 help them carry on daily the work Of
TIER ON a education. No yOung man can afford
70 De without u-sRd Il H. equally as valuable 20
every Laty-Ihe Volume i handsome quariO
OF 500 pAges-publshedo BY Messrs. Warren 4 Co,
Chicago. sold only by Subscription. Address
ID. q. GARCELON,
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Scr further information. o<xm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-05
STATE OF MAINE.

oXFoRD,ss - Supreme Judicial Court pe'r
Term. A. II. 1877. s,Nnrps
JOHN Z. kIDDER vs.. MORILLO Is oANDH"',
And now II appearing to the Court that the sae
Defendant il not an inhabitant oil thls o'alS
and has no tenant agent or attorney therein anu
that he has no notice OF the tendency OF this sun.
IT Is ordered by the Court that the sAih IlH ,
notify the said Defendant OF the penu,,nel5
therof by causiag an abstract copy OF TINS ~
with this order of Court thereon 10 be toe
weeks success siyely in the oxford Democrat paper
printed NJ Paris in said County the last puboAuoh
10 be thirty days nc least before the next term ol
said Court TO be holden at Paris aforesaid on the
second Tuesday Of March next TO the end that
the said Defendant may then and there appear AZ
aid Court and show cause If any he have why
judgement should not be rendered thereon
and execution issued accordingly.
Attest: JAMES ;. WRIGHT, Clerk.
A true abstract OF Pins. writ and order OF Court
thereon. - - ,.,,,,,,,-, OH
Attest; JAMES ,. Whlbul IierA'
n. ". HARLOW, Afy. Tor Pih.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-05

"A man sticks at nothing when be tries
10 stab ghost.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-02-05
Abstract Of PITS Writ.

vouN O. KIDDER of Hartford In the County
u Of oxford. Plaintiff VS.. Morillo b. sanders oi
= in Canada East, Defendant. at. IA.
Action OF assumpst on pro25isns x k noe defend
ted April lat, A, D. $50 o SsReP Powers 10 pay
aia, or nearer sl6} 80 in seven months from date,
and interest, and which said note was aitesw
transferred and delivered to the Plainlln oy SI Is,
r. e Powers whereby the deIenJsn oromIsed The
plaintir TO pay the same to him. Addunl.nu IN
$500. Writ dated January "a, A. d. lS'-"nu i'
turuable TO the March Term, 1917