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, 1878-07-05

A PAPER In Syracuse, N. Y, wants
people to send in postal card petitions to
Congress in favor Of postal savings banks,
The cards are to have on them the SEN
tence: I'VE, citizens, ask Congress to
legalize postal savings banks" The sender
also signs his name, and gets as many OF
his neighbors as he can to sign it until
the card is full, and then OFF goes the
card to the unfortunate member of Con-
gress that may be selected as victim.
The petition is always ready to drop into
the postoffice the moment the last sigma
ture is inscribed. This kind of petition
is what in slang phraseology might be
termed "little one for cent."-Detroit
Free Press.
, 1878-07-05
An Aztec Princes Wedding.

must pass over long period IN the
life OF Master NJ. with the mere remark
that ho graduated in both his military
and religious classes with the highest
honors, and acquitted himself to the
most perfect satisfaction OF both the al
falquis, or priests, and the teachcauhs,
which is nearly the same as our word
teachers.
Master NJ. had, for long time, cher
iShed hope that some day he might
press the throne as king of Mexico. 81,
like the Yorkshire lad who begged salt
Of stranger eating eggs near him, so as
to have the salt ready in case any one
should ask him to accept an egg, he pre-
pared himself fully for the possible
emergency, and became not only mill
tary general, but leading altalQui.
Aud then he married. have not room
to give you detailed description OF the
whole ceremony,-its crowds, and fuss,
and grandeur but here is glimpse OF
the way it was done.
A lady whose position in society re-
quired her to negotiate the match, hay
ing previously made all the necessary ar
raugements, one evening" hoisted the
happy damsel on her back, and accom-
panied by four young women, each in ap-
propriate costume, bearing torch, head
ed the joyous procession and marched to
the house of Master NJ, where she
dropped her cargo of precious humanity.
Then the alfalqui asked them if they
were mutually agreed on matrimony, and,
of course, they said 'yes," when he pro-
ceeded to tie their clothes together. Then
two old pstriarchs and two good old grand
mothers stepped forward in very sol
emu manner, and delivered little sermons
suited to the occasion. The new couple
walked seven times round blazing fire,
partook of feast with their friends
heard final sort of "nnety- -ninthly and
to conclude" parting word from the flul
old people, and then, just as all married
people do, went to housekeeping, and
having their own way as much as possl'
BILE. One thing they could not do. There
was no law of divorce to appeal to then
death was the only judge who could en-
tertain the question Of separation.
Master M. will now disappear, to re-
appear as the Emperor. In the year "ten
rabbits" or A. D. 1909, the former mon
arch died, and the electors selected Mas
ter NJ. to supply his place. In the house
hold of each monarch there was an cleo
toral board of four mobiles, whose duty il
was on the death Of the ruler, to elect
his successor from among the sons and
neDhews of the crown. Having done
this, and so notified the successor, they
selected four mobiles to fill their own
places, and vacated their electoral chairs
Master NJ, when waited upon to be no
tilted OF his election to fill his uncle's
place, was very busy sweeping down the
stairs in the great temple dedicated to tht
god of war.-St. Nicholas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-02
Assignee's Sale.

DURSU ANT 20 a license from tue Hon. Edward
Iox. Judge OF the District Court OF the Uni.
- states for the Distrlc; OF Maine shall eel al
nublc auction o. The prem SIS on saturday, the
I'm dav Of July ls5s al 10 a. m, all the right
which Solou r. Plummcr had on the 18th day OF
Drcaa.b-r \. ID. 1877 in and 20 he following valu-
able parcels OF iea, estS.e, VIZ =
First the homestead farm Of TIE said sOi0l =.
PIummer. situated in Stoneham, and being all mat
mart of lot thirteen in that part Of said town for
rrrerly Granted % Fryeburg Academy which lies
go oi 5re rrsat brook, so called.
second ar1tEer lot " land, hsing al that part
of all lQt thirteen which lies ives; VI sad tr0oS
"'TE,r,l, one undecided thrd par. Of 9 tract OF
woodland in ssia atoasEaD, being lots three ant.
i've i'm the second division and fourth range also
iot N. three Ia the secsud division and I'm range
a,,i ne Griswold gore, so called the whole con
fsi1i.s fOgr hundred and seventy-ire acres, more
or less. -. go
Fourth, the stone mill aud house with lot, oOa-
tanning two ami three quarter acres, more or less
near said homestead larin. 90,
Fifth, two small pieces oi land near said mlLIi
deeded said PlumneT by JODu Il. Rand.
Tbe above property will be decided subject 70 All
iosnmbrances on same, Vk!ch can be ascertaned
~ calling on the Assignee and vii be stated al
time Of sale. Terms cash.
GEO. A. WILSON, Assignee.
So. Paris June y, ISIS. jy2-$l6-sS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-02
Wide Awake for July, 1878.

The July Number opens the seventh Volume Of
WIDE AWAKE. An Increase OF vlgor and beauty
is evident on every page. The igoutspiecc, In the
Sullcr," has the depth and color OF painting and
illustrates the initial story by Elizabeth stuart
Phelps, entitled ''Thc Bows of Birthstone Court.
The Illustrations throughout the number are OF
the urst excellence. notably, Miss Humphrey :
dainty rendering OF "Thc Sleeping Beauty, which
is one 81 Clara Doty Bates Classics OF Baby
The picture accompany "rhe Daisies Awakening
is very novel and beautiful. also the engraving
for Nj. NJ T.. Bralley's "Aitcrwarls.' "Thusie :
Fourth of July" Snd why the Benedict Family
Didn't 20 % the Concert" are capital stories. The
second part Of "Tuo Blue and "A General
Misunderstanding under the captions OF Trying
% be True" and "DOc and her Knights arc a.
interesting As ever. Miss Musliu's seventh Mis-
fortune" in company with her cousin huuades
Pctcrkn Paul occurs IN = Melon Patch.
While story. poetry, and fun commend the mag.
as.uc 20 the children, The older readers viii lind
their share ia Mrs. Lilies second Shakespearcan
paucr, and h. No. XVIII OF the Poets Homes
series 100 which Charles :. Richardson writes OF
joaquin Miller. An excellent portrait accompany
ing thc paper.
ID. LoTHRoI Co, Publishers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-02

BRYANT's PoNp. June -1.-Ihe hesyy
rains OF late have greatly improved crops
OF ..l kinds, There Nui Oe a0oll an ay-
esaqe hay crop IN Tins section. Corn and
potatoes ere generally wei up and I'D
fax Tor s. good Weld.
Or. Walter Is. Sawyer @; Portland has
located here.
The Bryau,'s Pond Band has been en-
gagged 90 furnish music ior The Milton p.
celebration he Fourth.
oar schools ere ua1., .le Gaze OF be
following teachers; Village District.
Cora Knight Piaaoos, Alice \. Weber;
Chase. Stella Perry; Perkins, Angie
Wash5urn; Mute. Cora ABBOTT; Whit
man, Emma Benson; Curtis. Cora Hill.
There viii 5e oail q; Ks'er's Ho,e.,
JUS 1.h. Music by Bacon Band
Wo03stock's centennial Wont como
until Feb. z. Igl5,-So. Woodstock Will
have the honor Of celebrating This year
TIC Fourth. BAILEY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-02
TONY ITEMS.

ANDOvEE, June 27.--Tae warm rains
during the month have greatly eneour-
aged the farmers. Grass aud grain never
locAed better and everything betokens
an abundant harvest.
Many corn Yields have suffered greatly
iron The raVages OF the crows. The va
rious devices heretofore employed to keep
crows uom pulling com haye been OF 10
avail this year.
The potato bugs have made their ap-
peararce in small numbers. but it is
thought that II "a careful watch Is Kept
over them, noJ mach damage will be
done.
summer boarders are arriving every
day, and business is Frightening up. not
outstanding Soions dismal songs about
cut-dOwns aud low prices of steers. Ev,
ery mSn can ind employment who is
willing TO work at a reasonable price.
Mr.. p. NJ. Newton has nearly finished
worS upon the Lake Road. This road.
which has formerly been a bsd of mud
and rocks. hss under Nh. New,on's care,
become g very good carriage road. The
money has been expended in the most
jrdicious manner. and The whole work
shows good Judgment and skill.
While al the Richardson Lake the other
day. tooA lI.p to the middle dam on
the new Steamer, Welokenuebaoook,
which is owned and run By Mr. c. a.
Farrar of the R01jary Ga,ste. The
steamer IS 40 Tee, long and is a model Of
neainess. The deck and cabin are hand
somely painted eu6 kept SIS nice as a
parlor. Tue scenery on every hand dur
iug the entire ride was grand and beauti-
tul The waves sparkled and cleaned
10 ,hc RAYS OF Che setting sun .i6c mirrors
o.. gold. The woods res1undei with the
so-gs of birds o.. al. kiajs The dam IS
q massive structure q wood and stone,
and coa,ai-, twelve OK fourteen s,aicc-
ways through which ;be water ru.bes
art ro4rs with terrific toIco. = nice he
De-. bas been erected here The present
season by Mr. Dana Brooks O.. Upton.
Tee house Is TWO stories with pisz1a
aroaalr.
Mr. Jonathan Abbott a1d sous arc
erecting "a lice new house on ihe -ro OF
the ola one.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-02
PROVERBS.

Norman can Uc sick when the stomach, blood
liver and Silucy- are hee'A~ sni Hop biuers
keep ,hcn 30
"Ilc creates, Jogl-h.us ionic. @Hptu1eI,
s.reu-tHelcr ana curative on e4yth-HOp busers
SIC .- impossible CD remain long sicA COZ ou- OF
health as .tfe Hgp Bitter are used.
.,Wlt.Io Hop Eit-crs cure -o much because
.u.g...yc -ea, digestion, rich blood, aud ealthy
action OF .N Che organs
$50 matter nllt yeur feeling or aiiineni is'
lf.u I.tf.r- s..t u' t'u good.
Remember Hop Buffers never does harm, oul
-5o.. tIHrF- and Coutmutliy.'
.P.... tr, blood cleanse The stomach snd
.v..t,u lu, breath with Hop Bi;ters.'
-QlI,t lertc- ...d O4imy sleep IN Hop BiL'ers. %
"Nolc4ltls .tl inactive liver and urinary organs
without Hop B.,,cr-
Try Hop Cough Cure and Pain Relief.
FOR SALE ~ A.. N. Gerry, Paris; 6. K whey
Bethel.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-02
SCRIRNER EOR July.

Tho Julv SCRIRNFR opens with the third of DR..
brewers papers on Bird Architecture lholuuins
the nests OF the VreOs, 1itmice, Nerdin, Tailor'
binds and others some OF the most interesting De
ins represented In the drawings. "a few Antiques
the title Of an anonymous paper on eeftah parts
OF last years Loan Collection Tor the society OF
Decorative Art: die drawings. which are by Fran
els Lathrop, represent Mr.. j. Pierpont morgan
Necklace in the Egyptian Style and other oth'
aments antique spoons m syer anu so,o sTbe
Police Of New York. by Earnest lngersolI, ue'
scrbcs the growth Of the force from the rAtte
watch of 1888, consisting of eight men 10 lts pres
emf strength, 2,5l1. Accounts OF noted arrests OF
The policies system Of dealings with tramps, anu OF
the daily life OF the men, etc. intersperbeu Win
anecdotes and Illustrations. Among the cuts al.
sketches around Five Points by Nmderhool, anu
a number of drawings by Kelly, including Musl-
erIng Of the Rattle Watch "a LcAthcI-heau 20
heemOn, after the Revolution River Poiloe on
Duty Mounted Police stopping runaway,
"Lodging.roOm In station house, anu one ol
the Broadway squad "The Structure OF ONtord'
is described and discussed by Ansley WILCOX an
American graduate Of the University, win plctur-
esque views OF Magdalen, Merton, Exeter, New
Brasenosc and other colleges. Each of tho serials
has an illustration and Miss Trafton' ms inner
ilAnce' comes to its conclusion giving way TO
'sFalconbcrg" Mr.. BOYescn's new novel OF Nor
wegian and American life IN the Northwest which
VIII begin in the Midsummer Holiday number.
The unillustrated material includes paper ON
the popular query, us Il going 10 RAIN 2; Oy John
Burroughs, who confesses that he was born Wlth
"a chronic anxiety about the weather." while
treating the subject from literary stand pointMr.
burroughs does not fail 20 take note OF 10 meleo-
biological bearings. pomona takes the Helm az
Rudder Grans, "a" by p. Il. stockton tthc Last OF
this droll series) contains some suggestions look
ing toward vigorous ways OF dealing Win lrec-ag-
enta and lightning-rod men. "Italy and the Pope"
by Luigi Mont, makes clear the much misunder-
stood relations between Victor Emmanuel and the
Pope. with a running sketch OF the formation OF
the kingdom of Italy. George =. Lathrop has
story about'Two Purse Companions '--othcrwisc,
two college friends who agree that whoever shall
first DC worth q certain sum Is 10 divide II with the
other. The poetry of the number - by Maurice
Thompson, Mrs. Dom, and others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-02

Fog, who once ranted upon a plat
form in this city, will never forgive the
Journal for speaking Of that effort as it
deserved to be spoken Of. Here, for In
stance, is a little specimen Of calibre OF
his spite
The Republican Journal credits the
Camden Herald with saying Jefferson
wrote the Constitution. We doubt if the
Camden Herald ever said it. But one
thing We DO know, Mr. Perry never passed
six months il Fort Warren tor writing
secession articles, and if he had he never
would have courted the favor OF the party
that placed him there. Simpson talks as
though he Is a little biIious.-Auburn
Chronicle
This Fogg besides being fool aud a
bore upon the stump, outriyais Munchau-
sen as liar. The Camden Herald can
take care Of It's own utterances and II
has not said and will not say that II was
misquotod Fogg intimates, in his pecu-
liariy sueaking way. that the editor Of
this paper was imprisoned tor his writings
This Is another Of Fogg's taisehOOds The
editor Of the Journal was never impris-
ouci an hour 10 his life, III Fort Warren
or IN any other place ct confinement
This De Is quite as ridiculous IS those
Others Of Fogg which made a military
hero OF Mr. Rust of the Age, and a sea-
port of the town OF Liberty, up among the
Waldo mills. Way, the fellow Is the
mos, idiorc liar TINS, ever had access to
paper and tyIc-Boltast journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-02
Non-Rcsideut Taxes,

H. the town Of Mason % the County Of oxford
Ion the year ls1s.
The following let OF Faxes Real Estate 81 non
Resident owner, M the Town VI Mason for
the year ~, in bills committed 90 George IL
Brown Collector OF said Town, on the Soth day OF
June. ls1., has been returned boy him 70 mt A.
unpaid on the 2Gth, day OF April ISIS,
by his certificate vt that date, and now remain
unpaid and notice d hereby given that u the sand
taxes and interest and charges are not paid into
the Treasury OF the said Town within eighteen
months from the date ot Tie commitment Of the
said bills. much of the real estate taxed as
viii Oe sufficient to pas lac amount duo therefor,
including interest and charges, will. without FUR
Their notice, be sold st Public Auction, o. me
school house in said Mason, IN saturday, the IN
a !. ~ .IanLlrH le-u - IN -------L 1 NJ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-02
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, william Haze.tne OF Stoueham,
w in the county OF oxford, ana state Of Maine,
bv his deed OF mortgage, dated the ninth day OF
August A ID. I-.1, and recorded IN oxford West
en- District Registry OF Deeds, HOOK n, Pages ldi
and l.l. did convey. 60 me, the subscriber, the
following described real estate, VIA certain
piece of real estate situated DO Lowell iu the coun
h and state aforesaid, beng part OF settlers
Lot numbered .i' three, and bounded as follows
In Commencing 40 q. stake and stones on the
man road leading from James .. Farnhsms 10
Marshall Evans and on the Inc between land Of
Fii-hs Pare and that OF this GrantOr thence south
on .aiilue twenty rods 10 pine tree spotted
thence West twenty four rods 20 pine tree, by the
Zone wall spotted and 20 the road runulng by said
wall. thence North bv said Las, named road 10 the
drst named road; thence East BY the road first
named 10 the hrst named bound, cCItA.ning four
scres more or less, including All tne buildings
now or hereafter on said land, aud all machinery
engines, running gear, betting stock and nanuiac'
tuTed stock and other personal property now or
hereafter thereon or therein-said land being the
ssrne moYtcaged 70 said Holmes by HazeltOn
nm by deed dated March n, lst, and recorded
iu the Registry of Deeds for the western District
OF said county, Book 81, Page 40, 70 secure The
naymeut OF Three Thousand Dollars: and where
as the conditions OF said mortgage deed having
been broken, /, therefore, hereby claim foreclos'
ure OF the same IN accordance with the proyis.
ions OF the statute In such case made and provided
and give this notice Tor that purpose.
J.. L HOLMES.
Ovforj. lime "a. ISIS jy2 3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-02
YOU CAN BIZ HAPPY

D. YOU 80 stgp al co your cNtrAva CANT and wrong
notions Dob Iotiorlng yourself and families with cX-
pcr-iYa doctor. or hLmuus rugc-ali-. that DO harm
always. aud use only natures simple remedic. Tor
a., ,ou. 4Iimeut--you viii Doe wise, well and hap
rv and save great expense. The greatest remedy
f0- thi- -le great. wise amt good VII tell YOU, d,
Hog BUjcr~-lslleyc .s see Proverbs IN anoth
e- column. Iy-1w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-02
CAN'T PREACH GOOD.

$50 NAN can DO a sooj Job OF work. preach q
good sermon. try s lawsu,, well, doctor patient,
or Wr.,e good article when DE feels I'D SCRABBLE and
dun, w.f sluggish brain ana unsteady acrves and
none slo q make tac at,cuptn such a condition
wbeu b; can be 90 easily and chcaply removed by
q file Hop Bitter, See Truths" and " Proverbs"
1th.- column iy1 -w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-02

EAsr SUMNER &c. W. Foster OF this
place was burned on, on Monday morn
ing OF last week He says that at quarter
of three p. ~. hc was awakened by
noise in his barn. ald oa going out found
the whole building on hre. The barn,
house and shed were a total loss. In
sured for $3.50. Estimated loss $500.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-02
DIED.

o., r,,slr June q. Mrs Charlotte, widow Of the
a. az 49,, arIes. aged - WIS, mos. Also,
VSy q Mrs. simon Z. Grover, aged - years.
M IVES, bethel. June j.. DO" >croner' ased &
h, p.,Se- june Is Mr.. sarah 3. ChaP''.a. ,aCed
- Years. ,,..t.-...,, GOD IN
vears o m0-. ls days
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-02

HiA'Ni--O' NAY '.r- NsP"F one''l
JAS. H. i'..'.'a .. % ..'- %. -'''' l'''l'' q.
LON ''-' .' l'.'- '' '''i' '--~ ','-.-.
20 oa z "-.'i'..' ''''''.' '.- 49, -'- 5'.''-,
-.-.--..-----
eNli''-'l TWO .0'o-- reviewers '-'-- > " .''
ieaI.--5 le "ol.- ''.'" MS o'-''ls
o2t.' and "sr.-- hearts blood *
Lombard was aTrais~~j jane on BEFORE
Trial Justice L.ewel.yn 4. NadSTor;a'
S-- 'et"i'eU ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-02
Nonresident Taxes,
In the town OF Greenwood County of oxford a
state of Maine, for the year lsT7.


State of Maine for the year ls7.
The following list OF taxes on real estate OF
NONRESIDENT owners In the town OF Greenwood ior
the year 1917, in bills committed 10 u u bcSh'
Collector of Taxes of SAID town, on the .J'h
day of June, 1877, has been returned by MN
to me a. remaining unpaid ON the I'th usy oI
April lSt- by i certificate ot mat datc anu nov
remain unpaid and notice il hereby given that u
the said taxes, interest and charges arc not pald
into the Treasury OF said town within eightoeh
months from the date of the commitment OF ssld
bills, so much of the real estate taNeh as VIII pV
sufficient To nav the amount due therefor iuclhd-
ing interest and charges, will without tlrther
notice be sold at public auction " the stoto ~
p. Emmons in said town, on the fourth ns> ~
Lanunrv lS1l al one clock in The Afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-02

Last week boasIiul Yirginian bet
FIVE dollars that he could leap over cir
cular saw. He lost bis bet. and the
''Mo,ber UtPrcsideuts" lost a contributor
20 her 5ei,-puncd fund. Perhaps the
Democracy will come out the same way
ct they q cavoriisE round revolutionary
things. -LWCSl( Courier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-02
.Snr,RmING LANDS In the

Il AKOOS TOOK ]. LII. 'u..I n. NJ
= I'm rom one 70 ten dollars per acre &C
- distance from K. K. twenty -hVey ea .h
residence gives - thorough Know ielsg EN- 90 ~
,.,- Ia any avn on the Register.
t0rrespondence solicited
SNAIL 4 SMALL,
Real Estate Agents,
CARIBOU, MAINE.
Caribou House, "P1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-02
Venther Report.

Teupcr4-ure l1st week at5 A NJ
sunday t3 - cloudy Monday ,o57 cloudy Iae'-
.,,, .5eraia. wednesday, - clear, THURSDAY,
~. .l-.r- FRIDAY. G. clear; saturday 80
tleAr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-02

-Rawson * TUFTS coaches vii, run 10
the Norway celebration. July All, be-
ginning at S:45 a. M. and RAINING
through the day aad evening".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-02

In East Sumner, a building.i4x75, containing -
windows. and provided with power enough 10 run
two sets of four foot stones, with holt. Within
ore hundred rods of depot on Buckhcld and Rum
ford Falls Railroad. This water power u as good
a one Of It's size as can be found iu oxford Coun
~. For further information, address.
4. : HEALD.
East Sumner, April > ls7s ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-02

So PARIS The following have been
elected officers ct Aurora Encampmeni,
1. o. y. F., tor Tho ensuing term; ID. 5.
Knapp, {. F.; F. T. Crommett. II. p /;
5. f. Briggs, ). W.. K. Penloid, j. w. /;
+. A. Thayer, Scribe; W. II. Richard
son, Treas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-02

O., .. n. Bradbury; Sec. Charles H..
Chase Treas, John l.. Horne
Our Committee have perfected their
arrangements Tor the Fourth and eyery-
thing promises well at present.
IA amateur dramatic entertainment
will take place at Concert Hall next Tues
day evening. tor the 0ened. OF the Unl
versaiist Sabbath School Library.
Our tanners have already commenced
cutting then haY-crop moderate.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-02
MARRIED..

In Psris.Jane %. by Rev. 4. Hill \. kinsmsn
Hil OF Ouslell and Miss Hannah r. cannon ol
Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-02
New Advertisements.
FURNITURE.
THE
Largest and Best

stock Of Furniture in Portland.
can nc found at No. 10 Exchange
Street. Our stock il all fresh and
nice. We have NIL the new styles
of Queen Anne PariOr suits and
walnut Chamber SETS. Also Pal
Tor suits upholstered i'm the very
best manner, and warranted. All
furniture not manufactured by
Us has been bought for cash and
we defy competition III prices.
Please give uS n call aud be sat
iSfied that we cnn give the very
best bargains in the city.
G. A. WHITNEY & CO.,
No., 80 Exchange Street,
PORTLAND, ME.
jy2-5m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-02

the iirst MONDAY and two following DAYS in each
month All operations performed in q irst class
manner, and ~ reasonable prices.
Ether and Nitrous ONydc Gas, administered
! q. -. 1891 p q AlLru--. nr-l.Lnn. Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-02
Albert Whitman, uud.
IL L-..-LL
FOR SALE

Mason. june y. 1875. ''"'''' Iiy! .t;iS'"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-02

The subscribers are now ready 10 oner to the
public any kind Of a