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Oxford Democrat., 1878-03-19

XIvHEREAs Joseph II. W. SpoGord OF Mil'Vn On
w Plantation. County OF oxford, SSs'S D. D.
Maine on the ninteenth day ol & snl e,i.J.oried
is-i bv ms mortgage deed OF that date ltec9r1eet
in oX},rd County Registry OF DEEDS, Book 100;
PAGE $50 conveyed 10 me Charlie A hlmo9', ,ba ~.
Rumford in the County OF Oxford aioTe%sA % 10 -
foIIowipg described real estate TO VIII Oens s ~
homestead farm on which he now yes t2ss'aS. ss so
with all the buildings thereon and oouhIeu -
lows westerly by land called the Oorc, 40
erly by land formerly owned by Asa session, .sd
ceased northey by land OF John Dolly 70
being all and singular the premise ,.. Sy ~ Rus-
the aid Joseph II. W. SpOnOrd Dy jesse n -,
seT and Ellen Russell. by their deed dAtel Aug :
2lst, 1859 and recorded with oNI2rd se con
d;tjo1s oS said mortgage having been broken py
DOnpaymeDt Of ,hs same ,pselaffSd II
hosehS I've notice OF said breach and that y
reaso5 thereof claim foreclosure OF san ~
gsas in accordance with the provisions oi '"'
stalute made and provided. ,-D,p,rI
Rumford, March 9Th, ISIS mI-oN
Oxford Democrat., 1878-03-19
Hills Manual.

A guide TO Correct Wiring, showing row 10
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Forms, with explanations. \ Dictionary OF II 900
synonymous Words Short Hand Writing, Duties
of SECRETARIES, Parliamentary Rules, Writing Po-
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many other things too numerous TO mention here.
Prof nm. who has long been a successful Teach.
er IN some of our best business colleges prepared
this book with especial reference 10 supplying a
long selt want. The fact that IL has gone through
"a ell ions y 900 in the short time since its pub
licativn, shows more than words can tell how II
mas been appreciated. This Book is just what all
need TO help them carry on daily the work OF
their own education. No young man can afford
10 be without it-and It Is equally as valuable 10
every Lady-The volume IL a handsome quarto
Of 3O5 pages-published by Messrs. Warren Y Co,
Chicago. sold only by subscription. Address
III. &. GARCELOk,
266 Middle street, Portland, Me,
for further information di.Sm
Oxford Democrat., 1878-03-19
uo,ne .. so Horses in 1871.
rrnm lhe Maine Farmer. !


The time of the year having arrived IN
which We generally have leisure to look
over and pass in review tae dolngs OF the
season past we find Undressing aud proht'
able 10 glance at the performances oi
Maine bred trotters, and see how many
names have been added to the magic 23O
list. Our attention was first called in the
early spring TO tie performances OF the
black stallion
EMPEROR,
black stallion with star in face, l54 hands
foaled in 1868, owned by O. c. & 5. ID.
Houghton. Bryants Pond, Maine SCOT by
the Newman horse, son Of the Rollins
horse, and his dam by Lewiston Boy.
Among his performances are the follow
ing July 9th, 1879, at Worcester, Mass.
be won the 2.40 race in straight heats
time 2.4S4, 2.4l3, 2.4S. Oct 4, 1876,
At Fi,chburg. Mass, he won the 2.35 race
in straight heats in 1854, 2.37, 2.40. In
1877. at the May meeting, Beacon Park,
Boston, Emperor won the 2.Sl race IN
straight heats in , .291, 2Sl5, 2Sl4.
This horse is still owned by the Messrs,
Houghton, aud is accorded in "Malne
Bred Horses" page lO4 as black Dan.
The horse is now kept at Worcester, Mass,
and has received several first prizes at
fairs when brought into competition with
the celebrated Hamblc;onian breeding
stud lately sold at auction.
TON b. PATCHEN,
bay stallion with stripe in face and two
white stockings behind loaled in lS7l,
bred by Jabez c. Benson Of Grey Maine
,ol either by Tom Patchen or the Church
IN horse: dam by Telegraph Morgan, son
Of the McIutyre horse. At the Maine
Stat, Fair Of 1876, held at Pre>umpscot
Park. Portland, Tom B. Patchen won the
Eve wear old race IN straight heats IN 81,
= 3. 2$4 Two days afterwsrd he won
the -.JO race also in straight heats aud
the time OF the fastest heat again 30.
sept. 80. 1870, at same place he beat
PHI Sheridan and King William Ia
,...ich, heats in > 80, = 80, 2S7 Aug
4. l~17. Tom 3. Palchen beat PaIi
sheridan aud Miuiuocket IN four heats,
u.uuin. thc last three and race IN 2.35,
PSI. 234. 2.32 At the August meet
ing lf the Lewiston Driving Park, be
...,, ,-o,, lo,ror;D.r his record IN - Jg1
sept. IL. following at Beacon Park, Bos-
Com. hc lowered his record TO 22>3 IN a
dead heat aud was second Ia the race. Ii
may be- proper to state here ihat the dis
c-s-.5a IN regard to The pedigree OF Tom
B Patchcu has been long aud bitter, anu
the board Of Ccu.yrs O: the National As
>oc.4t;ou OF Horse Breeders have decided
a.t 4i, sire WAS the Churchill horse. aud
.5lt Mr. Wallace accepts this as his true
ped gree.
Oxford Democrat., 1878-03-19
Notice OF appointment Of n Re
ePlVeF.

NvOIIDE .- hereby given tll- the Eumforl
y Fau- s. uIrsl.'t Railroad Company, 90 cor
por-uou --la.. shea O.. itg 'aw. 1l ths STAKE WAS
o. che t-st .5v ot Z .ur.s-. 4. ID. l,--. appoint
e. Do, ihe supreme Iu.,...aI t-.r, sitting a- Au-
burn. within ans ..rtLv D0uu.. af Ar.I.-c-r-,.l .l,
Receive, ottle Portland lV oxford Railroad Co.,.
uui-- ttt provisions ut t.lU... -Nl hundred 4l q
-four -t t.. public w.. pI l.e ~.atl UI Maine, af-
proved f-lrllIr, -~, y p. l--i
1he EUlr.r-t Sell y Eu. ed,ll Railroad Com
Eanv.
Is I~GAEt. WA~uBTEN J.s.. s;- Pee .leut.
Portland. f.u. ~. I---. l.l.v
Oxford Democrat., 1878-03-19
VE6ETlNE

The srcal celebrity OF oar TIN TA@ To-
SRACCO has caused many iu tti.or- i.'r'oi .'
-hs placed on Che market We Therefore caution
AL CheW@r- aEafust purcla-Ius ~a.t .i' ..t.i --.
AL 1C-ttr- br .Ir- or -c.l.s uti.f p.-- 600. pee
geo bearing "a hard Or metallic ithr.: ltir'-
Sthem.elve- Iiab., 10 the penalty oi ihc Law and
= al persons violating u-r trade marks ar pun
-hable dy iue and 'mpr soumelt >EE At
SOF CONGRESS, AIt IL. 1879.
2 The genuine LORiLLARD TN y A.' 4 -
WACCO can be f.>tIn-.. ..r.I I.l TIN TAG
Son each lump with thc wo-i LORILLARb
: stamped thereon.
over s.OSs tons tobacco sold lu 1877 -rl
ocntar.t 3 1000 uer-ou- tupirrct iu ilrt.r.,~-
= Take, paid cow .l 1917 about S3,"""'-
200, aud Juru- I.-t ~ care over $40
200, 900.
= tu~tr- rates
Oxford Democrat., 1878-03-19
BOSTON or NEW YORK.
L.. ). MARsHAL's OFFICE, I
Portland, Feb. -, ls1s. !

Portland, Feb. y, ls7s.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, S..
This is To give notice: That on the Goth day OF
February, A. ID ISIS, Warrant in Bankruptcy
was Issued against the Estate of James French.
Jr., Of Porter in the County of oxford, and State
of Maine, who has been adjudged Bankrupt on
his own Petition, fled in the District Court ior
said District Feb 10. A. ID. ISIS; thaIthe pay menl
of any debts, aud delivery Of any property be
longing 10 said Bankrupt, ID him or Tor his use
and the transfer OF aLy property by him are Tor.
biddcn by law; thst meeting OF the Creditors OF
the said Bankrupt to prove their debts, and 10
choose one or more Asslguees OF his Estate, VIII
be held AZ "A Court OF Bankruptcy TO De holden at
the Office of Geo 4. Wilson, Esq In south Paris
in said county, before John ". May, Es4., Rist'
ter, on the fifteenth day OF March, \. u. ISIS, at
10 O'Clock. n. m. :. >. MARbLE'
4 = Marshal as Messenger, FOR -aid District.
Oxford Democrat., 1878-03-19
Administrator sale,


DURSCANT pa Iccusc Cron lhe lion. Juiee
Il Of Probate .l- thr 1uliy % tNi.-l / shall
eel 10 rrplic acctiUr ~ the store 90 2 NJ Bart
-ett ai k-yint- for1 yaIa-l u W.. t-,uck, on
SATURDAY -le siN.l 1ty 90 April next 20 one
o.r.g,E .n tl- afternoon, -o much o.. thc Esa!
E-t-'r owned hv lyman Bolster late vf said
oUc-tnrs, deceased, 40 -he time o. his death. ss
viii Pr1.lcC tte sum of three thousand dollars
Tor .r- IIyurrt uf debts and Incidental CHARGES.
a. t. BOLSTER, AdEluistr4tor.
Paris March Sch. i~1s. Sw
u IHE DISTRICT COURT oF IHg UNITKD STATES.
FpE IHE bIsTMCr or MAIsE.
H. rae matte CF JOHd TH1A "a. ,.,.,,,.---,.
LITTLEfIELb, b0Hkyu9t. q" ONhAhOT l~f'
DISTRICT oh MtlNE. - At Pans the ei,,-
euth da. of February a. D- i>5-.
fl'ht undersigned n-r-lt - e5 notice Di %
"A aFisf'.u-lueur 90 Assignee pI Jonathan Little
1efi "i hrnS unei4 l The County Cf oxford aHI
Sta 1i Main, within said District v h0 h-- been
al Cisy- bankrupt upon MS own Petition "
The lii -t-lc- Court uf -aii a.. -trict.
GEORGE = WILSON, Assignee.
r. %. Address, south Paris. Maine mss
Oxford Democrat., 1878-03-19
TAXIDERMY.

lam prepared 20 sct up an kinds OF Birds and
Animal, 10 the most artistic manner tame
birds spccislty B.ri- taken in payment OF
work-for example, out ot every six Blue Jay-
sent mc / Will return one handsomely 'itu ~
anI mounted on q stand 20 the sender. Cash
pai! IRON - 90 sl0O each for good specimens
Of Hawks and Ovl..
Prompt attention paid to All ogiers by mail or
exurc.s. Price lists furnished on application
R. T.. PEARN, Fryeburg, Me-
Oxford Democrat., 1878-03-19
SWORN EVIDENCE.
The following Cure ls probably the most
remarkable ever effected by any nedI-
cal preparation for the treatment OF
NataFrhf

Gsnlsnen,-I hereby certify that have had Ca
tArrh for years and for the last ak years have
been a terrible sufferer, was rendered partially
deaf had buzEing In the head, pains across the tenn
pie dizzy spells. weak and painful eyes. swollen
and ulcersted tonss. hard and constant cough.
OF consumption. My head ached all the time Tho
matter accumulated so rapidly In my head and
throat n al could not keep them ffee, Frequently
as night would spring out Of bed. Il seemed 10
me, at the point ofsufrOcatlon. would then have
reconrss 70 every means In my poSe&s & 70 diodSs Lodge
able 20 sleep again. For period OF six years my
ionss were liberated and so much nnamed thatl
could with difficulty swallow. finally consulted an
eminent surgeon I'm reg ard 20 an operation on them,
but at his request postponed II. The constAn, IN.
nAmmAion and liberation IN my throat caused by
the poisonous matter dropping down from my head
hadso irritatcd and lnaamed my lungs that cough
mysystem began TO show the effects OF this disease.
80 mat ISss aess srew pSs and sS9Sed WSsyy WSnSsy
matters hsd reached this stage or about sir months
ago, began the use OF sAsroEps RADICAL CuRn
AI S;Pg . sh s SS1s SsssP
my head as ihad not known IL 20 be for years. I.
seemed gradually to I S5Tes, ,t. the M aIsSsSrse SsTs
garglcI soon reduced the inflammation and swell
Ing oiny tonss, 80 that they soon ceased TO trouble
me. The soreness across my chest disappeared,
Tie ouEllng noises in my head ceased. my senses Of
seeing snd Of bearing were completely restored restoIred.
20 the verge OF the grave disappeared by the uso
OF sINFoRp's RADICAL CuIR FoR CATARRH.
Il have been thus explicit because. a. druggist,
Ihaye seen a great deal OF suffering from Chthrrh,
aud hope 70 Convince many that THIS is a great
remedy.
am familiar with the treatment OF Cstsrrh a
prActised by tho best physicians, and have consult
ed the most eminent about my case. / have used
every Kind OF remedy and apparatus that have hp-
ared during period Of six years past, and have,
while following their use. taken great care OF my
mont nom any ofthem.
BosroS, Feb. . IsI3. GEO. 7, DLNsMORE.
srrrorKu Feb. y, 1878.
Thcn personally appeared the said George ?.
Dinsmore and made oath that the foregoing state
turut by him subscribed IL tTuo. Before me,
SETH J. THOMAS Justice Of the Peace.
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Oxford Democrat., 1878-03-19
GIVES
Health, Strength,
APPETITE.
GIVES

My laugh ter bas.rcccVel grea,
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Her de-lu ng he8ltbvas @ so"rcc
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appetite.
N.H lliDEN,
Insurance aui Real Estate Agent.
~ a. ~elr- B1Il.iUs.
Boston. Mass.
Oxford Democrat., 1878-03-19
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Oxford Democrat., 1878-03-19
RELIABLE EVIDENCE,

Mr. n K. STEVENS.
DeGr FL viii most cheerful
ly add my testimony o. the great
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ia favor of YOUR great and good
medicine, NEGErINE, for J DO not
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any NOR. and NEGEITNE has
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and also think is Que OF the best
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Oxford Democrat., 1878-03-19

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Oxford Democrat., 1878-03-19

brown stallion, 10 hands, ! inches high,
loaled in lS6S bred by Isaac Carr, Farm
insIlle, Me. got by Gen Knox Dam
has been said to be by Lewiston Boy, but
tajs i, disputed As a four year oId,knox
Bow won the race at the State Fair o!
1872, at Bangor, Me, and a record OF
= A. Kuox Boy trotted several races in
1874. ending with a record Of 2-331. In
1876, he won the stallion race at GardI.
ler, beating Maine Siasher, Emperor Will
lam, Gen Lighttoot, and Young Buchan-
go. and lowered his record TO 23l4 Oct.
-, 1877, at the Sagadahoc County Fair,
Knox Boy won the stallion race in three
heats, beating Tom b Patchen and John
Il. Ferry, time 2S2l, > 50, 80 Re-
corded IN "Mainc Bred Horse" page
III.
Oxford Democrat., 1878-03-19
NOTICE! !!
Administrators Sale.

DURsUANT to license from the Hon. Judge
OF Probate for the County of Oxford shan
sell at public or private sale on the tth dAy oil
April A. ID. 1873 at two o'clock IN the AFTERNOON,
ON The premises all the right, title and interest
which William ID. Abbott late Of Rumiord III sald
county. deceased had in and TO the following
described real estate viz all the real estate
owned by the said VIM. ID. Abbott al the tl"'e Vi
Dated this eth day of February A. d. 1875.
m5sw DAVID G.. GLINES, Adm's.
Oxford Democrat., 1878-03-19

t4y r,.do. with black points l52 hands
u. Ga,cj ,r July, lNG6, bred by New
.au Packard. Winthrop, Me got by Vim
throp Morrill, dam 10y old Eaton. Pack
ard sold him to l. Bouuey, Of Winthrop
when two years old, aud Bonney sold him
when four to Charles G4s>et, Of Boston.
Jul. ly,u, IS71, at Beacon Park, Boston,
sam Curti, won the race IN seven heats,
winning tine third race in 80, the sixth
.n . 81 and the seventh and race IN 22N,
beatu. Clara j., C.,,iu- Prince, Geo.H.
N.-a Belle, and Qucecy Maid Recorded
10 Maine Bred Horses page 2li
Oxford Democrat., 1878-03-19
ANODYNE,

chestnut ce.dias 10 hands high with white
stripe Ia the face, one white stocking for
ward aud one behind, i0aled in lS63,bred
5y William T. Hoar, Bange'y, Me, got by
,he Rose Colt. son Of the Burke horse, he
by Young Har9inu-, (Kennett Horse)dam
Of Anodyue by Young Hasarth. When
three years old he was sold to b. K. Rol-
lius Of Weld, who owned him for several
years. During his ownership he trotted
several races and obtained record OF
40 under the name Of Honest Bill, by
which name he was known when the His
tory OF Maine Bred Horses" was pub
h>hed, and in which work he is described,
page 27G. lie was finally purchased by
Stephen Jennings, Esq, Of Bangor, one Of
the manufacturers of "Johnson's Anodyne
Liuimen,, and called Auodyne.
lie uo,ted during 1874 and 1875 with
out lowering his record, and Mr. Jennings
drove him on the road until shortly be-
tore the New England Fair of 1871.
| Here he was entered in the 2.SS race
which ne won with record OF 80. At
terwards at Dexter and Monroe he won
races, with record Of 80 in each race
on half mile tracks. Mr. Jennings then
sent him 20 Boston, and entered him in
the 2 80 race at Mystic Park, Oct. Is,
1877, which race he won. Five heats
we're trotted, after four Of which the race
va, postponed until the next day when
Auodyne went on aud won the deciding
heat and race It 22j.
I'd. GETCHELL,
dark brown geIding, Isl hands high, foal-
ed in 500, bred BY \. j. Crowell, Win
throp, Me, got by Winthrop MorrilI, dam
by IA horse called the Downing horse.
Crowell sold him when two years old to
Mr.. Crossman If Winthrop, aud he, in
= llo.tor Napk I
Oxford Democrat., 1878-03-19

Each package contains Dr. sanfordS Improved
Inhaling Tube, with full directions for use IN az
cascs Price al 90. FOR sale by all Wholesale and
Retail Druggists throughout the United states.
WEEKS & POTTER. General Agents and Whole
sale DrugClsts RostOn. Mass.
Oxford Democrat., 1878-03-19

srTvoLKa Feb. -. 1878.
Thcn personally appeared the said George ?.
Dinsmore, and made oath that the foregoing state
meat by him subscribed IL tTuc. Before me-,
SETH J. THOMAS, Justice OF the Peace.
Oxford Democrat., 1878-03-19

black stallion, ioa.ed in 1870, bred by A
G Marstou, then Of WateryilIe, Me, got
by son Of the Crawford horse, dam said to
br a Withereil mare At the Maine State
FAIR of 1874 at Lewiston, Comet tas ne
was then called won the four year old
race and record Of > 10
Nr Marston afterwards removed to
California and took Comet with him He
was called StartIe in California, and Oct
3. lS77. at the iair Of the Santa Clara
AL Society. Santa Clara, Ca, Startie
won the . so race and a record Of 22s4
Oxford Democrat., 1878-03-19
Notice of Foreclosure.

The CuIverweil Medical Co.,
IL Ann St, New Yorki fost oiuCe pVNi
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04

Police Station is notorious rufan. About three years
ago he was hired by named Cunningham to XIII
his (Cnnnnghams) wife, but made the fact known 10
the police, Cunningham being tried and sent to state
Prison.
Thomas Conroy. boatman, residing at No. 225 Grove
ST. Jersey City, received fatal injuries Saturday evening
by being crushed between barge and the dock at the
Erie Basin.
Julia Macs OF No. 1913 Frosst BROOKLYN, came to the
Sixth Precinct Station House, in that city, yesterday
and exhibited q scalp wound an inch and half long,
asking protection from her husband Charles Macs who
she said had struck her On the head with chalf IN
fcting the wound The woman was cared Tor by SUI
goOn LowensteIn. who declared the wound snght Inc
husband arrested
John Lailln Of Hobokeu. qu1rrelled with an nnder-
takor Richard Duff at the funeral OF the son or ROBERT
Burke, at ST. Peters Cemetery on West Sdeaye, jersey
City, Saturday. Laflln. who intoxicated, drew
revolver, but he was dsarned and taken home by bis
friends before lie could use his weapon.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04
CUTTING RATES ~ EASTWARD TRAFFIC.
Freight rates on East-bound traffic continue

Freight rates on East-bound traffic continue
to decline Rates from St Louis to New-lork were
quoted on Saturday 30 cents barrel or -four, or 10
cents per 100 pounds From Chicago rates low
IL cents a hundred for grain and provisions to New
York: through bills OF ladng from Chicago to Liverpool
are being made ~ low 30 cents hundred. The
rate from Nrw-Eork To Liverpool l. about 1888 cents
len wing only 1862 cents Tor ihc land tranSpUrttOn
II IA believed oy many railroad that of the
oecrs OF the present cutting il EastbOund rates Is to
secure much possible OF the gram 1nd provision
traffic before the opening of navigation IL Is generally
that rates NV Lake and canal wi be unusual
lv low during Ii was demonstrated
last year that shipments OF provisions aud many other
articles OF freight that had previously come TO the
Ilzt only by railroads. could be sent satisfactorily 10y
water and il is thought that wnat was 10 great eI
tent an experiment last year. among certain classes OF
summers viii be the fayOro means OF transportation
during the coming summer.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-04

Guarantee Laws At Florencs an orsini Domo was
hurled at procession which was returning from SANTA
Crcce. where the memory of Victor Emanuei hao oeeh
bonored with great pomp The societies were nSrchhs
through donsely crowded streets wneh 'ne sou VI
an exnodinc bombshen was heard, and the projectile
fell with loud detonaton among the veterans OF 1915
40 who headed the procession. One OF the leaders
called upon his comrades to keep COOL The same appeal
was made by woman who was marching with the
veterans and who raised her cenched hands on high
and exhorted her companions not to yield TO panic The
music OF the Royal Hymn was instantly resumed ana
the procession continued It's course. meanwhile lhe
wOunded-three boys and three men-vere removed in
cabs 20 the hospital. The scOundrel who had thrown
the bomb Instantly arrested and the pOice had
great difficulty protecting him from the angry crowd
who followed him eYctedly with crles of " XIII! XII!
He asserted the shell was thrust INTO his POCKET Dy
man whom did not know and could not describe anu
that he threw II as he would have done an apple