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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26
Sherin's Sale.
OXFORD q,

OXFORD IS:
Taken on execution and will be sold BY public
auction on Saturday the tweuty.sevsnth dsy OF
April, A. ID. 1878, az ten O'Clock 10 tn forenoon
At the store Of S. z. King In Oxford In Ssd Coun.
~ Of Oxford, all the right In equity which A
Murch OF Hebron, in said County OF o Sford, hsd
on the twenty-nfth day Of December, A. ID. 1877.
when the same was attached on the orig nal writ
10 redeem the following de,cribed real estate sit
uated in Hebron In said County Of Oxfor !, 20 wit:
certain parcel OF land with the buildin - there
oa shuhIeu on The westerly side OF the road lesh'
ing over Number tour Him u Paris Hi. contain
ing one hundred and twenty dve acres more or
less, and being perciSely the same premises thf
Seth Bearce, Horatio Bssrce and Herrick ~.
Bearce conveyed 10 Alden p Murch by deed dated
september sth A. n. 1895 and recorded Ia Oxford
Registry of Deeds Book 1852, Page Az to which
reference may be had; also a certain other parcel
Of land containing eight scres more or less and
being precisely the same land that William 7.
Marshall conveyed TO Alden I. Murch by deed
lated May 5th A ID. 1871, and recorded in Oxford
Registry OF Deeds Book l6l, Page lSJ, 10 which
reference may be had. The above described
premises and parcels of land being subject 10 z
certain mortgage recorded in Oxford Registry ~
Deeds Book 100, Page js6 given by the said A. 7
Murch to the Norway savings Bank Of Norway n
laid County of oxford 10 secure the pA yment NJ
promi.sOry note for five hundred dollars, dated
June 2lst, 1871, payable in one year from dat
with interest a. eight per cent. in advance, or
which there il now due four hundred and seventy
i've dollars, intere,t being paid in advance tc
July 9th, 1878.
Dated March 18th, ISIS.
WILLIAM KEESE,
'ml93w Deputy Sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26
- W0ke Money!.

\ good-lcOking Irishmau stopping at a
hotel TO warm himself, inquired Of the
landlord:
What Is the news ?"
The landlord disposed to run upon
him, replied
They say the devil is dead"
AN sure" says Pat. that's news, in.
dade."
Shortly after he went to the bar, laid
down some cOppers, and resumed MS seat.
The landlord, always ready for a custom.
CT, asked him what be would take.
Nothing at all, )" says Pat
Then why did you put down this mon
ey2"
AN sure, sir, its the custom in my
OVID country, when a chap loses his daddy
to give him a few eOppers to help him pay
for the wake"
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1t Benn Pitman is still disposed to be
iacetious over the cremation of his better
half, he can cree. over the mound con-
tanning her ashes 3 slab bearing the in
scripton, Well done. good and faithful
serS ant Worcester Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26

"A visitor at an art gallery. being
asked whether he preferred pictures to
ststuary, said be preferred the latter, as
you Sin 90 al round the ststoos. but
you can't see only one side OF the piciers."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26
Grand Lake Stream.
G. G, A.

DECEIT and falsehood, whatever con-
veniences they may for time promise or
produce, are, in the sum of life, obstacles
70 happiness.
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QOetrp.
FoY THE OXFORD DEMOCRAT.
RECONCILIiTION-

ny WILLIAM BRJ-NTOS,
Your letter, darling, came to me,
Expires sing fear and dole,
A dove from DER the stormy sea
To nestle IN my soul:
For have wept that We should part,
And De asunder torn,
When heart ins,inctly cluug 70 heart,
And each for each was born
So wipe away the falling tear,
The blight and bane are DER,
The parting made YOU doubly dear,
The bitter sweetness bore.
Wen live and spend our future days
In steadfSst faith and love,
And mount on angel wings Of praise,
To endless peace above
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26

Whatever else NAV be said against
he Chinese. nc one can truthiully say
that be ever saw one who parted his hair
ia the middle-Ex.
No, because the hoodlums part it for
him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26

~ H3kA3LA3's not easily earned in these hard
W. II II /times, but II can be made In three
IA 4 months by any one OF either sex,
XII u 10 any part of the country, who is
willing 10 work steadily a. the
employment that we furnish eos per week in
your own town. You need not be away from home
over night. You can give your whole time 10 the
work, or only our spare moments. We have
agents who are making over ego per day. All who
engage at once can make money fast. At the pres
enI time money cannot be made so easily and rap
idly at auy other business. ltcosts nothing tOtry
at once. IL HALLErrS Co, Portland, Ne. jy
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GIVES
CANNnr III
ExCELLED.
CuAELIsrnwN Ma.

CuAELFs rowN Mass.
"a. X. >rEVIN~-
Dear SIP .-T-.- IS o. certify
thlt [ have u.ei 0nur B'1Cd
Preparation iu mv family iHr
several YEAR. aud EirA that Tor
~croW.A ur Causer.u- HUWor- or
Rheumatic affections % cannot be
tNceiicd. anu a, "a blood purifier
or spring medicine itls lhc acs,
thiug I have ever used. and have
used almost rFcrI lE.u- Z can
,hts-.uI. um,l.. o. D.. amy
ono .u u.ti uf -rrh 81 medicine.
Yours -pt-.l I...s.
ML, t. N. UiN~ MORE.
.. l-l-s sep street.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Joseph II. ". sroford Of hhIoli
w Plantation. County of Oxford, state u
Maine, on the nineteenth day of February \; n
1878 by his mortgage dcet II that date Recor @
in oxford County Registry OF Deeds, BOZ i',
Page $50, conveyed & me Charles Minus % he
RuTntord In the County Of oxford aforesaid me
following described real e-tAte 10 WIZ belnk ~
homestead farm on which he n1W lives, toSt'nVI'
with all the buildings thereon. and bounded A. l".
lows viz:-westerly By land called the Core ea5s
erly BY land formerly owned by Asa session, ~
ceased nOrtherly by land OF John Dolly ,dectsas, 90
being all and singular the premises convey 50 p"
the said Joseph u W. Spoford by Jesse ii; hus,
sell and Ellen Russell. by their deed d4tel A0s
2ist 1859 and recorded wi oxford Registry -
deeds Book I54 Page S69, and whereas me C1E
dtions OF said mortgage having osen hroAes ~
non.paymeDt of the same speclned IA slrs 7
note bearing even date there Sitn-thereioIe
hereby give notice OF said breach ana tnst y;
reason thereof claim foreclosure OF SAT- MOI.
cage iu accordance with the provisions OF 1n7
sslute made and provided. ,,,,,n.1I
Rumford, March 7th, 1875 mIESN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26
CAUTION.

- II RAYMOND and GEO. l.. JORDAN, are
y. no longer in our employ. Our customer.
will guard themselves accordingly. They ar,
selling an Imitation mach inc, well calculated t.
4 eceive the public, on which there has been an
Injunction by the U. S. Court.
FULLER CAPEN,
Lewiston, Maine.
Massh 10, ises. ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26
VEGETlNE

: The CREST Cg.eb. .ty OF OEr TIN TAG TO-
SRACCO hiss caused MANY limitations thereof tu
he placed on inc market we thrrvf--- caution
AL CheWerS agatust purr IH-rus -rrE .w .lfl.r-.
< All deslcrs nUEiuE or sell UC other plug t'h-y-
Geo bearin "a hard or metallic LABEL. rvr+irr
sthemselye- liable 20 tle PENALTY 90 Oh" Law ,4h.
Al persons violating our trade mark are pun
-ishahle hv fine ami tWpr' ~UUmcrf >fE AZ L
[OE CONGRESS- AIts. IL. 1870.
q The genuine LORiLi.AKD TIN u ~ TO-
I,-RACCO can be- 1i-tfu-uI rhDt nF I TN TAG
son each lump with The Woul LOliILLAKD
-SsLamped thereon.
: over T,OsS tons tobacco -o.H .u 1877, and
0nearlv 5000 pef-.ns t-pinNt' pom .frtHr.r~.
= TAx-- 81 d GOV 'us't .u 1-ss a....I. >,s.Hob,-
1000, and lurl- pas, IL ears, DfrI s2O,-
100000.
9 These good, sold by all jobber- a, mauu;ac-
Sturers rates.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26

TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Augusta, March IA, 1878 !
Upon the following townships or tracts OF land
not liable to be taxed in any town, the following
assessments for the State Tax OF 1915, were made
By the Legislature, on the twentyfirst day Of Feb
ruary, 1878.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26
SWORN EVIDENCE.
The following Cure 10 probably the most
remarkable ever effected by any rnsdi-
oai preparation for tho treatment o.
Catarrts

tsrrh for ten years and for the last ak yeas have
been Q terrible sufferer. WAS rendered partially
s sps We AK sna sys ssn
and liberated tonsils, hard and constant eoush.
severe pain scros: the chest and every Indication
matter accumulated % rapidly IN my head and
throA, that could not keep them free, Frequently
n 4 point SGG 5Ss sSs Of Ps%
he @ucus rom ny throat and Read before being
sonss Se sSe liberated and 50 much nnamed natl
could with difficulty swallow. finally eonsni.ea an
but at his request postponed 10. The constant In
nammation and liberation In my throat caused By
had 30 irriated and AIMED my lungs tina, cough
ed necessarily, "A deep. hard cough Meanvhlla
my system began 10 showthe effects OF this disease.
s 90 sS ~, a. Ts sI Sy When
matters had reached this stage or ahou, sir months
ron CATIKRH. Amer using tho nrst bottle began
TO improve rapidly. Tho nrst dose seemed 70 elees
seemed ned Sradaaiiy II" to AIRES, the disShsrses
stopped my cough IN hree ddvs. ny using II a.
gaFgleI soon reduced the Inflammation and swell.
fngofmy tonsIls no thatthey soon ceased TO trouble
me. The soreness serots my ehes, dlsappearedy
The bulzing NOISES In my head ceased my senses q
and every symptom ofdisease that had reduced me
20 the verge Of the grave disappeared by the use
OF sANToBD's Radical CURK FoR CArARRH
q have been thus explicit because. ~ druggist.
Ihayo seen great deal OF suffering from Catarrh,
and hope to convince many that this Is great
remedy.
am familiar with the treatment OF Cathrrh ~
pracised by the best physicians, and have consult:
ed the most eminent about my case. have used
every Kind OF remedy and apparatus that have np-
ne AIRED during period Of six years past, and have,
while following their use, taken great care OF my
general health but obtained relief or encourage
ment from any u them.
BosroS, FEB . 1873 GEO. T. DISsMoRE.
srrrory. Feb. =, 1873
Then personally appeared the said George 2.
pinsmore and made oath that the foregoing state
ment by him suhscribed IL true. Before me,
SETH J. THOMAS. Justice OF the Peace.
Each package contains Or. eanfordr lmproved
Inhaling Tube. with full directions for use 10 AL
cases Price oil 90. For sale by all wholesale ana
Retail Druggists throughout tho United states
WEEKS A POTTER. General Agents and Whole
All nru yCfafs nOctOn Maaa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26
Freedom Notice.

THIS is 10 give public notice, that have thi'
day given to my son, Henry W. Holman, bis
time until he Is twenty-one years old, and shall
claim none of his earnings nor pay any Of his
debts or liabilities during his said minority
PETER HOLMAN.
Whness-L II. Luz. >DupeW
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE,
,lR n. K. STEVENS.

MIR II K. STEVENS.
Dear SIR. I viii most cheerful.
Is ada my testimony % the great
number you have already received
IA favor of yOUt great and good
medicine. NEGErlNE, for I 40 not
think enough can De said 300 10
praise; Tor / was troubled over
thirty yea-s win that dreadful dis
ease, Catsrrh, and had such bal
coughing spells that itwOuld seem
a. though / never could breathe
any more. and NEGETtNE has
cured me: and I 90 feel 90 thank
tod al the time that there is 50
good a medicine a. VFGErlNE.
and I also thinS 10 one ct me best
medicines for coughs, an3 weak,
sinking feelings al the stomach,
and advi 90 every booty o. take she
NE0ErINE, Tor can assure them
10 is one OF The beet medicines
that ever was.
MIS-. l.. GORE.
Cor. Magazine ani Walnut ST.,
Cambridge, Ms-s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26

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Each package contains Or. eanfordr Improved
Inhaling Tube. with full directions Tor use IN AZ
Retail Druggists throughout tho United states
WEEKS A POTTER, General Agents and whole
sale Druggists, Boston. Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-26
More than 900. 900 Bottles sold, and not
aFailure yet.
State Of Maine.

FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-20
The Bulls We Eat.

Baker & Sons, ofthe EgaIe distillcry
have just got rid Of tho last Ofa heard
Of Texas cattle, numbering about 200,
brought hero last fall 10 DO fatteucd.
Among tho lot wcrc number Of bulls,
possessed Of tho most ferocious dispOSi-
lions. They were in . pitiablc state
when first taken from The cars, having
been reduced to nero skeletons through
the neglect or failure Of tho railroad
companies to give them anything to eat
or drink. Starved as they we're, i. was
long time before they would take
kindly to distillcry slOp. When un-
loaded, the cattle were covered from
head to foot with blue ticks, dreadful
insect, that burrows into tho skin Of
man or beast, and grows 10 the size Of
q large spider from the proportion ofa
pin head. The frost soon killed the
ticks, and the bulls, relieved Of the
necessity of fighting this small vcrmin,
soon began series Of battles with one
another. These bulls have large
bodies, thin, but sincwy aud exceeding
!y powerful legs, pondcrOus heads, and
great wide.sprcadiug horns, strong as
the tusks Of an elephant. They are
as ugly and full Of cOmbativenCss as
junglc.brcd tiger, and the tournaments
that have been witnessed at tho distil.
lery between them arc said to have
diseou lied tho most approved Spanish
bull fights. The tough old follows
would gore and toss each other by the
hour, and only cease when unable 10
stand. The last lot shipped to tho
New York market consisted almost cx-
clusively Of bulls. and in getting them
on the cars several desperate comba,s
ensued, to the uubounded delight Of
Mount Jacksonites. - Indianapolis
Journal.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-20
Senator Henry on tho Eve of As
founding Disclosures.
tes Of Advertlslng

Washington dispatch dated tho 10th
says that Senator Davis, OF West
Virginia, got chance to remind the
Republican Senators again to-day of
the amount of money they had cheated
the Government out Of in their man
agcmcnt Of tho Treasury. Davis, it
will bc remembered, is Chairman Of
Committee which has been inycs!i-
eating tho Treasury Department
Hitherto ho has only asserted that
there were enormous discrepancies in
tho Treasury accounts. To-day he
charged boldly that there had been .
dcfalcation Of over S50,0Q0,00
DAVIS undertook again to defend the
steal, but could only say because Demo-
Gratis didn't understand the Republican
system Of keeping books. Davis in
formed him that he would prove his
assertion in duo time. and there tho
matter dropped for tho day.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-20

The Boston Herald states that two
citizens Of Winchester, Massachusetts,
have determined to present an cqucs'
trilu statue Of General Lee to the State
Of Virginia. to be erected upon tho
Capitol Square at Richmond. The
Herald says: "Tha base and pedestal
arc to be Of Maine and Virginia gran
ite, trimmed with Tennessee marble
that tho contract for furnishing the ma.
terial on the work has been awarded to
Stephen AIilmore, brother Of tho sculp'
tor, and that ha has been paid thereon
the first installment Of $780," The
Virginia authorities, however, have
heard nothing Of tho proposed present,
but have written to Boston in regard
to tho matter.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-20
ono within his experience.

A topper in the interior Of Georgia
having determined upon q reformation
if possible, publishes the following
advertisement:
Observation-Disclosures, at particular
times l may importuuc my friends and
others 10 let mo have liquor, which 10
hurtful to Inc and starvation to my do
voted wife and children this is, there
fore, to forbid any person selling mo
liquor or letting mo have any on any
account or pretcnsc for if they do I
will positively prosecute them, not
wiIhstanling any promise I may mako
to the contrary, at any time they lot
mo hayc il. "
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-20
4 Sorry Confession OF Party Weak
ness.

The Presidents order has, so far,
proved elastic enough in its require
mcnts to satisfy tho most oxacting par
tisan and it is q sorry confession Of
Republican :wdaknessRtO to assume that
tho party cannot maintain its place
without tho aid Of tho Postmasters, the
Revenue Collectors and tho Custom
House officers. The National Con-
gressional Caucus needed to be eleva-
ted to tho standard Of tho intelligence
and conscience of the Republican party.
not the party to bc lowered to the level
Of theirs.--McS Yori; Times.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-20
GlenyilIe Coal Fields.
GRASTsvlLEE, CALHOUN Co., |
w. Va, April 9th. J

| " '"t
Editor Democrat
These fields embrace an area Of some
$500 acres, l 400 Of which are solid
coal, averaging from G1 to I fecI
veins (as demonstrated by actual sur
yey) are within 40 miles Of slack.
water navigation, and 100 miles FROM
the Ohio, at ParkersbuTg, lying i'm
mediately on tho Little Kanawha river,
so contiguous that 600 acres Of solid
coal can be loaded by inclined planes
into boats on the river, the coal being
generally about 100 fee. above water
Tho usual rises in the Kanawha oc.
cur monthly, when barges carrying
from 5000 to 5000 bushels can be
safely run at all seasons.
In the summer Of 'G6, $1,000 bush
els Of coal were run from these mines,
with the loss Of but single barge.
These mines arc, comparatively
speaking. in virgin state, having been
but little worked.
There arc numbers Of native and
skillful miners who eau mine and load
the coal boats at cost not exceeding
FIVE cents per bushcl.
This region of country abounas in
the finest virgin forests, where the best
quality Of lumber can be obtained
cheap for building barges and mining
purposes.
Coal at Parkersburg always readily
commands 123 cents pc: bushol; aud
sometimes it is said rs high as so cents
per bushcl; aud it should not be omit
ted to mention tho important fact that
this coal is Of a superior quality, bsing
free from slate aud other foreign sub.
stances, and is considered by compc.
tent judges to bc superior to the Pitts.
burg coal.
When tho extent Of these fc Ids arc
duly considered, tue rcody and cheap
mems Of transportation, the superior
quality Of tho coal, tue low price ut
which it eau be mined and shipped, the
assertion is warranted that no similar
field in this. State can offer so many
advantages as a cheap and profitable
| Investment.
The fact that tho Stacking Of the
Little Kanawha river from Parkers.
burg TO Burning Springs (thO great
Oil Wells Of West Virginia. has been
completed, with every prospect of cx-
tension to Glcnville, the county scat Of
Gilmcr county, demonstrates that the
present is the most favorable opportun.
ity to capitalists 10 secure these mines.
And skall these elements lie undis.
turbel and uuGevcloped for the want
of means and facilities? 1t is for
men Of energy and enterprise to say.
Should the synopsis thus offered to
the public meet with favorable con.
sidCration, inducing q calm and dis.
passionate view Of tho suggestions
nude, tho object Of the writer will be
accomplished. S.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-20
Bishop Kain

Bishop Kaiu, of Wheeling, delivered
a lecture on last Tuesday evening in
the Court House to ono Of the largest
and most attentive audiences that We
have ever seen assembled in our place.
The Bishop is iue orator. His voice
is peculiar, clear and agreeable. His
voice is peculiar, clear and agreeable.
Ills diction is unsurpassed for beauty
and simplicity. A clearer, better,
moro eloquent and moro satisfactory
exposition Of the true doctrines Of the
Catholic Church, and a comple!cr ref.
utatiou aud denial Of tho errors and
mistakes upon which much, il not all,
Of the prejudice that may exist in this
country against tho Catholic Church is
tasel, could no! have been rendered
by tho Pope himself. We regret that
VIC cannot give either in language or
in substance tho lecture itself. II
ought 10 bs a matter for hopeful and
serious consideration among all profcS.
sing Christians that their differences Of
opinion arc not SO widely sundcrcd af-
ter all, aud that even tho Protestant
and Catholic Fciths havO q common
foundation of belief in the doctrine Of
the Trinity, and in Salvation through
the suffering and death Of Jesus
Christ.
Far ourselves, We hopc we have
heard for tho last time in this county Of
tho Catholic howl during our elections;
aud wC have yet to learn to believe
that such Il faith Us that euuuciatCd by
Bishop Kain ought to disqualily man
from holding Office. On the contrary,
tho man who Cntcrtaius it ought to be
aud certainly would be a good citizen
aud q Trustworthy public servant.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-04-20
THE CHEAPEST SCHOOL

III West Virginia, and one AS THOROUGH
AS TIE BEST, is
I'll. -IIah s/pe.ms( -GM~L
GLENTILLE, Gilmer Co., ". Ia.
Opens Sept ember 10th, and continues unit
July 10th, 1878.
Two Courses-Nurmal and Advanced.
TUlTt0NS ARE PAID for few ladies
and gentlemen from each county.
County Superintendent Or Principal re.
ceives applicants.
Spring Term begins Apri! lst. Many
teachers and Others enter in April. and new
classes are formed for beginners. ltiS
good time to enter.
!ss- Special Studies during September
and October for those desiring 10 teach mex
winter.
For particulars write 10
7. MARCELLUS MARSHALL,
Principal