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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-09
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
sEMAN KLoUs' PETITION IN BANKPuPIcY-A
RECEIVER APPOINTED FOR THE ESTATE OF

sEMAS KLoUs' PETITION IN BANKPuPIcY-A
RECEIVER APPOINTED FOR THE ESTATE OF
HENRY, CURRAN 4 Co
Seman Kous, OF the Arm OF Seman Klous Co.,
importers aud dealers hattsrs materials al No. 46S
Broome street, has applied 10 tho United States
Courts for relief In bankruptcy and has died vol
untary petition In Boston. Tue main reason for Ming
The petition In Boston instead OF this city Is that the
greater part OF his Indebtedness property in
the former place. HIS financial troubles the re-
suit Of the heavy depreciation In real estate He
very successful IN business, and during the war
amassed large fortune, which no invested in
he valued his real estate at 81, 500, 900 and
could have retired with prolI oil 5000, 600
over ana above tho amount invested lie Was tor
merry engaged IN the hat cap and fur trade in Boston
and lost $250 900 the ms by the lire
,heru HIS property IN Boston 5000, 900, and
about three years ago he put IL in budlng lois
graded them At heavy expense; he also had real
estate in West koxbury Mass. which $l73. 900:
sxtyhree acres oi land at Elizabeth, N. 100
NJ New brunswick and land III Perth AmOoy, all OF
which cost him Sl63, 600 He had considerable mort
cages the real estate, and the Interest other
expenses completely crippled him, and this
nrm Withdrawn by Bradstreel's, although Their
credit continued goou. HIS real estate creditors
were continually pressing him, and at last he was
compelled To go into bankruptcy. dis liabilities
amount TO S4O3 l62 OF winch there secured debts,
1886 70S; unsecured 500 5ol, ana priority debts,
Sl0.S00 HIS unencumbersa assets are estimated at
AT $7o 1872 follows MerchandIsc. $50 600; notes,
SIT, .32; stocks, Sl5, 600; accounts. Sl4, 900
Al the Office OF The rm II was stated yesterday that
Mr.. Kous still in Boston, but would return IN a
lew days. and they could not tell at present how his
bankruptcy proceedings would Affect tho firm they
continued the business usual, ana expected every
tning would be satisfactorily arranged
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Tho following statement showing tho rosi estate.
transactions recorded tho Registers ofco April s.
1873 Is obtained from Augustus T. Docharty, Deputy
Regislor:--
raphael Lsscnsas aud vile to Il haishs.@. Nom
'i:s q. or sad wi. g john aaIpy
w r. ii Holm: 20 Cora ss psis6, Nom
ft 7ss,o & s s.,sSf & WsS 49, and a. VIE nS
,aI.s ,nsS o. 40, No o. s also ii 20 10 'o'o
gan vafdl; William =. Cooper and vile TO t. G. -,
% sg n q corner 6s,1 st. 75s2j5; cassie IL
Pardse and husband frcdercs W. Nolte.... II 800
FOX and vile solomon Beilrn 90
l's1 at: I'D q q % s. i Mad. 600
i2oh st ) $. 1906 Il. v. Of ~. 4, Is0SiOoio;A.
NJ rotshaw I,ssigneel to iolsheim. NOM
Charles /. tocthansen ....-...-.......... 1860
Aeson GctsIsel James :. Gibbsn., essen,or; 400
Boyd reicroeI 70 Ge,manls firs Insurance Com
l5 PsSy i. $. g o. o;6 .y Ssii.sai ''
sd ~ Maasn Is Of sf g. oh sG a" Lang '"
s,sa \ Grow wife .Ienry narr. $3.50. $500
~ an. an. .,s TO ;as Nom
4i cs. -, rassci Sophia K s AZ. iosa' Nom
SSH a. n !. rs n V d ssG as. aSaise scas
oh I ss % es s q s;s - 7saaail
fisk trefereej 70 Union Dime savings inrtaton 1850
Bsu@.a Solomon ana ss g ys.,,s. FOX ~
same % Same. q and S..h years. 800
Same w.. OF td Dfth - 300
same same, OF Sd vSth years.. 300
same same, OF Sd and vltb At. years. 300
same same, Of "a and efth ST. years. 800
same % ID anu vlth St years. b.UO
Same TO same. Of 81 ay and oath 81 years. 1900
Clausen herman y. a. aud vile TO GEORGE faerbss.
5 a u s5h 81. W. o. d av years ..s........ a,ov
Dorsn, Michael aud wife. 70 hank for Savings, n =
Monroe and Corleafs sts 4........ 1000
Fabcr. John. 10 John Il. Stevens. q OF SD ST. W.
ON 5,esrs; :. $500
Fox. Charles and wife, to George u. Dewitt. Jr.
aud others executors aud ttusicsss, n W. corner
sd av aud 9th 81 . yeats -. ........ fo,UD
Same TO same, OF III n Of 9th years 500
same TO same. u. ". corner Of s5th st. aud ri av.;
3vesrs ............ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
same 70 same. w. o OF I'd sv. OF 95th ST. $3.50
same to same, W. ~ OF ID ay, O. OF D5th IT. years 900
Same TO same, W. OF ID OF o5th years 5000
Same to ~ cob X. Locknian Others urustees,.
Of Sd av., "a Of ytth -. years ......... 300
same TO same. q Sd n. OF 18th ST. years. 900
Gassin, Elizabeth j., 10 Seorge "a. Taylor trxec.
ntorJ. n oi 10Th s - irving piacs ycsrs 5000
9th ~ years. .....,.......s,'...... 49,. 10000
5tth ST., w. OF Madison avs year. 49,. 1900
av and si,n ST. year $4,000
Same TO Joseph w. Patterson. q ". corner Of Msdi.
Az ana otth ~ 27.DuO
10000
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as 10000
year; .......... -. 10000
horn. o. Front ST. 80 %: year .......... 4ss2
:. 4ad 81 v. Of sth Az. year .............. 100
q 5i,h i. year. 1850
sof s7th ). d OH ssar.............: $500
ysara -. '................ 400
. ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES
JACKSON ............... ......... e. 500
Bridge john ttrustre), TO n y. Bridge Ctrusteej
rHirchild. H. r. (eAecutor). to A. Il. Becxwth.. ESQ
Ferguson y. r., to Alfred Roe ................. lO
Green EDWARD 10 Ldward smith .:..... 80. 37oS
slant 80. s,oA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-09
THE COURTS.
Important Verdict in a Landlord
and Tenant Suit.
0VERCROWDING WAREHOUSES;.
A Policeman Who Still Insists
That He Saw a Ghost.

case OF much importance to parties renting
property in this olty decided yesterday before
Judge Curtis and jury In the Superior Court John
I. Gruber rented from John Howard No Al Mott
street. Some time alter Howard commenced 70 pun
down portion OF the premises and Gruber som-
PEELED to leave. Two months later Howard commenced
SUIT in the Marine Court TO recover two months
rent claiming that the lease st in forcc but
defeated the ground that the Of plaintiff In tear
Ing down portion OF the building amounted 10 an
eviction Of the defendant Two months later .
similar suit was commenced in the same court for
other two months rent and attachment issued
against the defendants property on the ground that
he u resident OF the county. A judgment
was subsequently, obtained by default, ana under an
execution issued therein about 1000 OF the detep
danps property was taken IRON his place. No. Mott
street. and sold At auction tor less than $500. mo-
tion was thon mado on behalf OF the defendant
10 open the judgment, which was granted,
and on the trial which followed the plaintiff
was nons suited. Then was commenced the present
action by Gruber in Tho Superior Court 10 recover
from Howard the value OF the property which had
been sold and additional damages. The been
trial for nearly q week past. the plaintiff being
Represented by Messrs Browne & Rabe counsel
and The defendant by Nj. D. s. Speilissy. ana
suited yesterday in verdict IN favor Of tbs plaintiff
Tor 81, 229 50, 10 which tho Court added
l0wance OF $3.50
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Overlooking SrOREHOUSES.

OVERLOOKING STOREHOUSES.
The trial OF tho suit of Bond against Welsh, to re-
cover damages for injuries alleged have been
TO the dolendant's store corner OF Washington and
yrankiin Streets caused by overlooking the same,
whereby The building tell down, the facts OF
which have already boon published in the
HERALD. was resumed yesterday before Judge
freedman, in the Superior Court Considerable ex-
pert testimony mas already been taken, and yesterday
Mr.. Davies, Of The firm of Macay Davies, civil en-
gineers testified as 70 the strength and quality Of the
various building materials 0nnocted with the suit
III packages with which tho building overloaded.
The SUIT 10 important 70 owners ana tenants OF
houses, architects and engineers The questions IN
VOWED embrace many curious calculations 10 tho
sustaining power per loot yupern cial Of warehouse
floors Mr. 8. D. Hatch and MIR. l. McApne, architect
followed Mr. Davies and corroboraed his testimony.
Ihe trial will be continued to-day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-09
THE FAMINE IN CHINA.

Mr.. A. A. Low acknowledges the receipt since March
20 OF the following additional contributions Tor mo
relief OF The sufferers BY tho famine In Chna:-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-15

EAST SUMNER. Jan. A, = meeting
Of the citizens Of Sumner held on the p
inst, for the purpose Of sscertainiug
what aid the town would extend towards
the Buekfeld & Ramford Falls r. r., il
was no. 3 vote to loan any credit to he
enterprise. The east part Of the town.
have, however, raised nearly $1,000 by
subscription ia aid OF the rad.
There will be sn open meeting Of
Good Templsrs at this place on Frids,
evening, the Is inst. to discuss tht
resolution That the sis of sociei'
have been elevated more by experience
than by religious teachings" Discussio'
to be op.ned by +. L Gibbs and Wm. K
Sewall. Ohors viii 20 invited to fon"
in TIE discussion. Every body invi;'d
attend SLocUM
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-15
STATE or MAINE.
STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD ss:-Suprcmc judicial Court, Deccu
A Il -

OXFORD ss:-Suprcmc judicial Court, Deccm.
Der Term, A. II. 1871.
JERF WARDNELL ". ALBION 4 BEATIlE,
And now II appearing 20 the Court that the said
Defendant - not now al iuhahitAnt of this state
and hAs no tenant. agent or attorney therein and
that he has no notice OF the pcudcucy OF this sult
II d. ordered BY ihe Court hat the slid PIVuuG
notify the said Defendant Of the pcndcGcy ihcrr",
by causing an abstract copy OF this Nrit with
this order OF Court thereon 10 br publ shed three
weeks successfully In the oxford Democrat paper
printed Al Paris in said County, the last publication
10 De- thirty days ~ least before the next term Of
aid Court 10 be holden AZ Paris aforesaid N -aid
County. on the second Tuesday Il March next, u
The end that the said defendant may then and
there appear a. said Court and shrw cause Il any
he have why judgment should not be rcr Tered
thereon aud execution l--Itl ac. tl.n-ly.
Attest: JAMES 8. RIGHT, Clerk.
true abstract of VIII aud order OF Count thereon.
Attest: JAMES ;. WRIGHT. clerk.
: Il Ill rCHINS, Pld's ATTY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-15

PARs.-Dont forget the Chicken-pie
Supper. and other attractions At the
Academy Tuesday evening. Supper 8; 8
O'Clock; then Mother Goose will exhioi,
herself and family.
There was spelling school at the brick
school house. Thursday Uigbt.
At The Academy meeting. SATURDAY.
evening, a committee was chosen 10 report
. plan of Organization At an scjou ned
meeting mex Saturday evening l. looks
as though the building would be repair, d,
now.
The Uci,y Club gives its second enter-
tainment beiur, members Of the society
al the Academy Friday evening.
The Bapli,. Qlarteriy Meeting will be
bed with 10, el4,et here. Tuesday srd
Wednesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-15
County OF Oxford TO {. o. PENDEXTEH,

1877.
May J, To DAY attendance Al Nrwry on pet
OF 4 y stowe u al, %
To Is miles travel from Bethel 10
NeWry. 81
To - miles travel TO Bethel and Al
bany aud days attendance ON pet.
Of John HaZeltlne, ct ais, II 90
May L, To day attend al Denmark, uet, Of
Bennett 81 ais, $50
May q, To ~ miles travel 10 oxford and one
day attend on pet. OF Sclectmen Of
oxford, $50
Aug. 2s, To 20 miles travel 10 Beans Corner
Bethel on pet. OF AbiaI Chaniler, 100
To 3 days attend on same 80
Oct. Il, To 70 miles travel 10 Hebron and
days attendance on pet. OF Leonard
Durham ct ais, Ia 80
Oct Is, To rs miles travel to Lincoln Plan.
tAtion and days ate Ii on pet Of
I \ Flint et ais j 30
Oct "a To 100 miles travel and days at
tend al Turner joint view, IL 90
Oct 26, To 81 miles travel and day attend
ance al Greenwood on pet. OF VIM
ID Brown Ell ais, 10 80
Nov. &c, To 20 miles travel TO Paris and one
day attendance on pet of u Pratt
ct ais, 800
Nov %, To 90 miles travel and one day at.
tendance at Norway on pet. Of john
l. Horne, ct ais. 500
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-15
NORWAY, Jan. Is, 1878.

Mr.. Editor The news down here was
ali frozen up last week and you nsed not
expect much to thsw ont soon. The
thermometer stood at SO degrees below
zero Tuesday at 6 q. ma tall OF ten
degrees from the preceding morning,
That venerable fossil known as the o-t
1t ''hsint seen no sich Jsnoosry since
eighteen forty" and the ice men are still
smiling.
Bears Hotel has recently put into the
billiard and dining rooms q new heating
apparatus, in which hot water flowing
through series of pipes distributes the
hest very equally. There is some diff
Guilty about getting the water to circulate,
but alterations have recently been made
which are expected to remedy the defect.
There are 81 present about thirty board
srs at this house. and sill express the
highest satisfaction with the manner in
which Mr. Weeks looks out for tLeir in
,erests. A better landlord it would be
hard to find.
The shoe factory IS running With large
force and turns out several hundred cases
of shoes every week.
Mighill Mason is continuing his repairs
upon the old actory, which is rapidly
assuming live sir quite different from
its former dill pida,iou. The front end OF
the lower a. is to be finished off for a
hardware store. above which four cor
venieut Offices, eSch with two rooms.
have already been completed. Black x
Holt occupy one, Henry Upton, Esq. and
D.. Sawte.le are 20 have two more. sac
The urth is s,i. uc-'et.
The ka,iug on ,he pond was glorious
before the recent snow, scd every body
wto could skate (Ni.h some who cou 9
ro.) s2en. aI available time in prac; sing
The Eracoiul AIT Bruises and colds art
consequently numerous; but better >
cod i- TIE head where ice l.. han
breathing nose aud no skates herewith.
There is one coufoT, in the snow, II
W. cannot ssste, we can take sleigh
rides
"Ir ;hc icy ar Of night,
While the tar tr4I oyersp-nkle
Al the beavers seem 20 twinkle
With a cry -tall.ue Be, Chs"
fact vhica the young folks will doubt
less reconsideration the weather moo
crates
Oar railroad is not expected before
summer. The station will probably be-
placed uesr the northern end OF Lynn s..
The Misses Crockett have bought the
interest ct Mrs. Twombly in the dress
making business, snd will continue in
her former establishment.
Eight hesrts that bea; as four were
united in the bonds OF matrimoDy here
on the 9Th list. by Rev. Mr.. Bacon.
New resolutions are weakening and It
is almost time for another new year to
come along and strengthen them. What
nation We could become il We had i
chance 10 swear of" bad habits every
week or 50, With which sage reflection
will bid you farewell. FAcTIE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-15
Sherif's sale.

OXFORD, S.
Taken ON execution, aud will DE sold by public
auction, on the sixteenth DAY OF February ID
1873 at two o'clock IN the afternoon, At the office
OF the Clerk of Courts lu Paris tu said county all
he right in equity which Freedom StsIblrd OF
sumner IN said county, had on the ~ eRty fourth
day of September 4. -. ls15, when the same was
attached on the original writ, u redeem the ioi-
lowing described real estate situated IN sumner
and Hartford ia said county, and bounded "a FOL
lows, To wit ON the Rsrth BY Peru line, ON TIE
east 3 land OF Atwood mes and samuel u, 81,
ON the south by land OF Madison Russell aud on
the west by the county road; being the homestead
farm OF the late john Starblrd, and the same on
which the SAID Freedom StarDird now resides, eN
cept that part thereof which lies IN the town Of
Hartford. The above described premise, being
subject to a mortgage, dated July lth, A. ID. lsIs
And recorded In oxford Registry OF Deeds BOOK
III, Page, 49,. given by the sad FTeelon Starbirt
10 Francis {. stevens, 10 secure the payment ci
one hundred and nine dollars and siNiy'seven
cents W.O. DOUGLASS,
Deputy sheriff.
Jan 18th, 4. ID. ISIS JlJSV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-15

RUMToED Mir. Timothy Walker r.
Gently slaughtered two splendid large
hogs. each weighing 500 pounds. TIE
same DAY be a.,o slaug Uttered large ist
OK and tour ;si sheep. Ig. Walker Is an
eu,erpIising. practical lsImer. and one
OF Tie wea.,hiest gentlemen in Oxford
County.
Dir. Wallace Clark recently killed 5
spring pigs, less than months old, that
weighed ESQ los. each. t II I.
Jan. ll.-Thst venerable person. The
Oldest iuhabrant," has again been inter
viewed and his memory is not quite clear
81 the coolest day; but all decide that
Tuesday morning Sas the coolest day for
seventeen years. The mercury stood 81
IS and 40 deg. below zero for several
hours.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-15
Real Estate Transfers.
EAsrERN DIsrsIcr


Sanborn to v Grover land In Bethel: N
hiIaoAu 10 IL II Bryant, real estate in Bethel
Townsend TO T J Needham land in Nor
way; Benja Loyejoy to II Lovejoy. land in
ferui Austin 70 Benz Loyeioy, farm in Peru
Holorook ct al, 10 J Churchill, ct al, land In
Paris Wm Churchill 70 wm Churchill, Jr undi
Nlded hall OF farm IN sumner; W W Brown, el
ais, 10 4 Coe, ct al, Trustees, 40 part undivided
OF township No In lat range and part undi-
vided OF Township No in 81 range In Oxford
co. w w Brown et ais to ; Coe, 80 undivid-
cd OF township No. 4, In LIST range, aud undiyid-
ed OF township No in 5 range in oxford Co.
u LoVejoy TO Mary Andrews, land in Franklin
Plantations staples TO VI NJ Staples farm in
Hanover; Z Riley TO p Wilson farm in NeWry
; burnham et al, 70 Frost. land in Paris; W
Severy 70 Mary Adams, farm in Dixneld; A
SAnbOrn 20 Sanboru, land in Norway; 4 Irish
TO K Z Irish, at al, undivided half OF farm in
Peru l. Cummings 20 W I Gains, farm in Al
eAny Doe 10 W n Greene, "A acres land ia
Paris; II L Brown 10 VIM NJ Greene. farm in
Norway Smith TO Geo Jones. stand In South
Paris village. ID Pickett 20 Tuell, land in
Paris; NJ + Stowell 10 4 Mains, land in Bethel
Mason 10 " h Greene, ten acres land in
Paris; ID Mitchell 70 NJ J Mitchell, farm in MeXi-
CO. WI GREENE, Reg'r.
To Jan. lst ISIS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-15
Abstract of Pits. Writ.

TERE wARDWELL OF Rumiord, in the Coun-
81 ~ of oxford, Plaintiff vs. Albion 4. BcAitic
OF Bethel IN said county, Defendant.
y Action Of \ ,sumpsit on a prOmi->ory note ia
tel March 9gtu, \. u. lSsa signed by said Defend
Aul wherein hr promises the Plaintiff to pay linn
or order, al O3 on demand with Interest. Adj
dumnum 500 Writ dated October 5,h, \. -.
ls-I aud rvtaruable ~ the December Term, \. -
i~--
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-15

NeNhsy w ~ ~'@-~'~'
Dr.
1877.
May /, To ! days attend on pet. VI a
stowe, e. AIS. q 30
May 8, To IS mile travel from Sumner to
Bethel and Albau5, and days on
pc; OF Jonu UtZcltinC, a. ais, Is %
June l., To - m..es travel from sumner 20
Denmark 4ul bs,k 4Ld days
pet. O. J Sluuc,t 80 ale, IL ~
June y. To a. mIlr- travel from sumner 10
ON.orl au' back aud day on pet. OF
St'rCttrru sad town agent Of oxford 90
Aux. =. To 20 mile, travel from sumner TO
Btan's Corner ana back snd days
on pet OF Ahlai Chandler IT ct ale, II 20
Oct. u. To 80 W'ta travel from sumner TO
Hebron AL back and DAYS on pet.
CT Leonard DGuham 90 als, IL 81
Oct. Is, T. l.V uriVb travel iron sumner to
the bo.t landing ia Lincoln PlantA-
ton and back and days on pet. Of
"A Flint, % 20
Oct. -, To 80 miles travel from sumner TO
Turner and back ard days on joint
view, $50
Oct. IS, To Is miles travel from sumner TO
Greenwood and back and day on
pet OF VIM Browa 81 ais, $50
Nov. i6 To 81 miles travel nom sumner 10
Paris and back anu day on pet. OF
Berry Pratt 81 al, coo
Nov. 81 t. So mile, travel from sumner 10
Norway aai back aud day on pet.
OF John Horne CT ais 20
Dec. II, l. =; m.c- travel from Sumner to
oxford and back and days on pet.
OF Ava ShuTtien e. ais. III 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-15
,unty ofo,ford to q. A. HASTINGS. DIR.

1877.
Nay /, To day attendance on pet. Of An
stowe, . 80
NAV S, 10 - miles travel Snd three days at.
tendance on pet. Of John HaLeltine
and others, q -
June u, To ~ miles travel and two days At
tendance on petition oi Bennett ct
AL 400
June Fl, To 70 miles travel and two days at.
tendance on petition VI Town agent
OF oxford. Il "
Aux . To 20 mice travel and three days
attendance on petition OF u a
Chandler Jr. ~
oct l.. t. ~ miles travel AMI three DAYS
attendance on petition OF Leonard
Durham aud others, IS 90
oct. Is To Ia miles travel and four days at
tendance on petition OF Flint Ct
Al- = on
oct. "a. To ~ ml.. travel and Two days at
tendance on JOINT view, j %
OCT D. To go miles travel and one day at
tendance on petition OF Mm ID
Brown 20 ais, %
Nov. IL, 10 - miles travel and one day a.
tendance on petition OF Il Pratt. 800
Nev % To 80 mice travel and one day a..
Tendance Oh peutiuu 81 John l.
Horne ana others, -
be. -. To - miles sU4tVi ahi days al
tendance eu pruuou OF Aivah Shur,-
lei. Is 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-15
You must Cure that Couch.

VIZ SHILOH Consumption Cure you csa cure
your. Dr. Il ha, stab i-hed he fact that Con
sumption cau be cured while f'c Coughs, EgoH.
chi Is Whooyius Cough, Asthma. and p 'i disease
OF Threat tnt lnuEs, DC d, absolutely - Lhcut sn
equal EU. doses wiN relieve leur child ot
Group. 6. 81. pleasant 20 IKE and perfectly harm
les to the tuEt-t child and D. N. Their can
az .rt tH 1a " .nOut it Nnu can Use TAO thirds
OF y ba,' srd u What We say .- not true We viii
refund the price psid Price luc O.. 50 Cts au1 q "a
Per uoftis 10 N,ur lutg- sre sore or chest Or
back lame u >h.io = Porous Plaster. Sold by
Hill.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-15
OXFORD. ss:-pcc. 81, lS77.

OXFORD, IS Dec. 81, lNl..
Having Ar,t examined ADD audited the above
account OF Benz Iuell We hereby certify that
We allow thereon the sum on one hundred and
elk hty.nye dollars aud hIy cents. tlj .O)
JAMES :. WRIGHT CLERK.
GEORGE ID. Bl>BLE, co. ATTY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-15
S2ts
COURT BILL. 1877.

ds,s. s7OJ
Feb 10, To 81 miles travel and days, . 80
Mar. do. Tu 30 miles travel and days, 90
N,v Term To 21 miles travel aud days 80
June AdI Term. To ~ mile, travel ana day -
sept Term, 10 20 mics travel and ! dass, zoo
Dee Ali Term, 10 ~ miles travel aud days l. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-15

OXFORD. - Dec. 81, is1i.
H.yin. ur,l examined and audited the above
account Of -. Hastings, We hereby certify that
We allow. thereon The sum of Two hundred and
twenty dollars aud f.ty cents. (s22J ~
JAMES ;. WRIGHT, Clerk
GEORGE ID. DlSBEE, CO. Atty.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-15
Weather Report

Temperature last week al : An
sunday, - clear, Monday. O. clear; TUESDAY,
10 9clvar; Wednesday, 5 CLOUDY, Thurs.
dsy, pa cloudy; Friday, So ran, saturday,
y clear;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-15
DIED.

In Denmark, Dec gath, Capt. NathI Ames, Of
consumption. aged 5 years.
IN Budgion, Jan. Sth, Caroline Matilda, wife OF
u. Il. Cummings, aged = years 10 months.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-15

Asngle pail Of water in season has saved man
a splendid block-one bottle Of AdGRsoa's Cough
Balsan. may save life il taken in time. Ii eures
eoughs, colds, Group, sc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-01-15

Stop that terrible cough, and thus avoid con
sumptve's grave, by taking Or. Pierce's Colder
helicai Discovery. As a cough remedy is 10 IN
surpassed. Sold BY druggists.
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$40 q
CHARLES o. PENDEXTER.

OXFORD, SIS Dec. 81, 1871.
Before me, personally appeared Charles o.
Pendexter, one of the County Commissioners for
said County OF oxford and made oath 10 the truth
of the above accounts by him rendered and sub
seribed JAMES ). WRIGHT,
Clerk OF Courts.
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MARRIED..

In Denmark, Jan. lst, Mr.. AldanS Colby to Miss
Cora Horn, both Of ID. Also Nj. OsmSn Richard
son 10 Mrs. 4. a. Dresser.