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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-12
How to set Cabbage Plants.

As soon as your plants are large
enough, take up n dozen or
so at a time and take to the place
YOU wish to set. Have dish Of
water with you'll prefer rain water
make hole and put in your plant
fill in with dirt and press it firmly
around the roots until the hole is
nearly full. Then turn in half a
rill or so of water, and haul fresh
dirt upon that, bnt don't pless it.
This will prevent the ground from
baking, and the plant is almost sure
to grow.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-12
HOME WITHOUT A MOTHER.

What is home without mother,
What are all these joys we meet:
When her loving smiles no longer
Greet the coming of our feet:
The day seems long. the night seems drear'
And time rolls slowly on;
And oh how few are childhood pleasures
When her gentle care is gone.
Things we prize are first to vanish,
Hearts We love 20 pass away;
And how soon, even in our childhood,
We behold her turning gray,
Her eye grows dim, her ster is slower
Her joys of earth are passed,
And before we learn 10 know her.
Size hath breathcd on earth her last
Other hearts may have their sorrow;
Griefs that quickly die away;
But mother lost in childhood.
Greves the heart from day to day.
We miss her kind and willing hand,
Her fond and earnest care,
And oh how drear is life around us.
What's home without mothers there
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-12
I)airifS.

The dairy house should be within
rea sonable distance of the place OF
milking, since milk which is carried
far, or so as to be much agitated,
and cooled before it is put into pans
to settle for cream, never throws up
so much, nor such rich cream, as il
The same milk had been put into
pans Immediately after it was MIXED.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-12
Plant Something.

A grape vine, strawberry plant,
rose bush, or even beat or u car.
rot-something to care for and
watch and study day by day. 1t
will give more pleasure than any
toy, besides adding something to
your knowledge. 1t may, perhaps
be the beginning of successful
career as fruit grower, a gardener
or q botanist.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-12

WHITGwAsH THAT WILL NOT RUB
orF.-Mix up half Il pailful of liuc
and water; take half a pint Of -four
and make a starch of it, and pour ii
into the whitewash while hot. Stir
it well, and make it ready for use.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-12
To ('ure Warts.

The oil Of cinnamon dropped o"
warts. three or four times day,
will cause their disappearance, how
ever hard, large or dense they may
be. The application gives no pan
nor causes suppuration.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1878-03-12

John GumLringer and Maggie Lydia
occupied a room at the Lindcll House
at St. Louis on Monday night, and on
Yesterday morning they were both found
dead lie bad shot his companion and
then himself. Gunbrinser was in the
employment of tie girls father, who
had refused to allow item to get mar
rie]i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08
IN <f,cfuL Good Joke.

The recent attempted assassination Of
the German Emperor recalls the following
comical incident which took place last
winter:
At that time, as now, the Socialists
went cunning for King William on all
possible occasions. One evening as four
or five of that guild were sitting in cafe,
the well-known figure OF the Sovereign
passed, and unattended Instantly the group
seized their shotguns and followed. Get
ting close to their victim in dark alley,
they fired simultaneously. As they rush.
ed up to make sure OF their work the
wounded man, who was riddled with balls,
raised his head and exclaimed: Il sup
pose you think am the emperor. What
lark! | am really only Fitz Schram-
witt, the baker. was going to mas
querade ball cotton up as the Kaiser.
What a ridiculous mistake How cheap
you must feel. Such a joke. Ha ha
ha " And the baker expired, holding his
sides in a CONFUSION of mirth. The by
ISLANDERS, of course, Joined in the general
merriment at the expense OF the discom-
forted shooters, whose friends tease them
about the matter to this day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08
A FI,le Horse.

"Maine Jefferson" owned 10y MIR. G. Nj.
Cram, has followed up his laurels at Wor.
cester, by being again awarded the first
premium Of the Maine State Association,
at their annual fair holden at Portland
last week.
This beautiful animal now stands un-
rivalled as the finest three years old stall
lion owned in New England, embracing
elegance Of form, blood and speed. In
both his two and three years old forms, he
has taken the first premiums from the
New England Association and the Maine
State Association, over a fine stud Of CON-
petitors "Maine Jefferson" covers to a
high degree, those characteristics making
the perfect horse. lie is q natural trot-
ter, exhibiting remarkable gait, and al
though never having been called upon for
a development of speed, he has out-trotted
every competitor met this year and last.
We are informed that on Presumpscot
Park, Portland, last week he trotted half
mile TO wagon in 20, being but the second
time he has been speeded half mile,
lie is destined, if kept in this locality, to
be Of marked service to our breeders, SIS
"blooi will tell, and no finer line can be
found in the State, than courses through
his veins.-Mechanic Falls Citizen
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08
4 Dmei ifl q Balloon

Perhaps the most remarkable duel ever
fought was one which took place in 1908.
Or course it happened in France, and, as
usual, woman was as the bottom OF the
difference. NJ. De Grandpre and NJ. lie
Pique quarreled over Mademoiselle
Tirevit, of the Imperial Opera. They
agreed upon duel, and so that the heat
Of their passions should not interfere with
the polished elegance of the officer, they
agreed to postpone it month, and the
lady agreed to bestow her smiles and
Establishments on the survivor. They were
to fight in the air. Two balloons were
built exactly alike. On the day appoint
ed combstants and seconds entered their
respective balloons from the garden Of the
Tuileries amid vast concourseo OF lockers
on. The gentlemen agreed to FIRE not at
each other, but at each others balloon. SO
each was armed with blanderbuss. At
given signal the ropes were cut. The
wind was moderate, and the monsters Of
the air foated away about eighty yards
apart. When about half mile from the
earth a signal was given to fire. NJ. Pique
fred but missed. NJ. Grandpre fred and
sent a ball through his opponents balloon,
which at once collapsed, and descended
With such rapidity that principal aud sec
ond were dashed to pieces. De GrandPre
continued on his aerial voyage, and safe
ly landed twenty-one miles from Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08
Ia 7tOo States.

Bristol is the name of city lying part.
ly in Tennessee and Virginia, and has two
mayors, two city governments, police, etc.
and taxed in two States. The line between
Tennessee and Virginia is the centre Of
Main street and it gives rise to many funny
scenes; as, for example, the runaway
couple needs no coach and four, but, arm
IN arm, step across Main street and are
welded. The fugitive commits crime
in Virginia, goes TO the pavement on the
other side of the street, and talks defiant
ly to the officer on the opposite side OF
the street, who has warrant Tor his ar
rest. 4 misstep or too bold disposition
will sometimes, however, bring him to grief,
Several instances have occurred OF fug'
tive being hustled across the line by q
party prepared, while in the act Of holding
such conversation, and they tell Of a man
who de6antly perched on u pile Of store
boxes, within six feet Of the line, jeered
the officers on the other side but, unfor'
tunately for him, some law abiding citizens
tilted the boxes, and when he reached the
ground he was in the other State.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08

succession of long and cruel ways had
virtually shut England out from the con-
tinent, and left the people almost entirely
ignorant Of the art Of design, and wholly
destitute Of taste The Misses Garrett
may be complimented on the scrupulous
fidelity with which they have reproduced
number of poverty-stricken and weak
kneed little models, but the value of their
work is diminished by the extravagsnt
prices which they have affixed to the ex-
amples of upholstery exhibited. Sedu-
lOus rummagiDg among the brokers' shOpe
round LiDcoln's Inn aud behind tho Wat
erloo-road would buy for 30 many shillings
what the Misses Garrett charge 80 many
pounds for.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08

Tux ArFABLE MANA mother and her
babe were among the many passengers
waiting at western depot recently. She
had the child carefully wrapped up, and
this fact attracted the attention Of a biz
fellow with three-story overcoat, and a
rusty satchel in his hand. Sitting down
beside her, he remarked:
Gold weather for such little people
isn't it?'
She family nodded.
Does lie seem TO feel it much ?" con-
tinued the man.
She shook her head.
"ls it healthy child p he asked, seem.
ingly greatly interested.
ale was up to few moments ago,
she snapped out; "but am afraid he ha:
smeled 50 much whiskey around here that
he'll have the delirium tremens before
night"
The man got right up aud walked out
of the room, and was afterwards seen
buying cloves.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08
Notice OF ForccIoAurc

w HEREAs, Horace L. Dunham OF Alinot Il.
w the county Of Andgoscogsin and state OF
Name on the twenty third day bf February 4
ID. Is1G,oy his decd OlmOrtgagy otthatdate,1 10y him
signed and recorded ia Oxford records, book l5J
page Ei5 ,conyeyed 10 one Welcome kinsley OF Heb
ron IN the county Oxford and state OF Maine the
iouoWing described real estate 10 wit: the farm
ana buildings thereon, known 81 the John l..
Briggs farm, situated IN said Hebron. containing
eighty i've acres, more less, AMI being the same
premises conveyed TO said Durham by VI. Anna
h!nsley, by her deed OF warranty Oi February
\. -. 1915, ana the same conveyed to her bg J1nu
W. Rowe, by deed OF quit claim, dated the u.ntu.
day Of February, A. -. 1876, and recorded WiLa
Oxford Regsuy Of Deeds, book ~, page 2Jl -
which deeds AAu records reference is had lc..
more particular dtec!ipton 81 rae premises, aus
said mortgage wa tlcre1ltciHaas fora valuable
consideration, on fhe i'tB uIy rf J-r., a -. I-7.
transferred and dUi, assigned By said Welcome
hmsley 10 IN subscriber auf whereas ,hc cclii-
lions ol SAID mortgage having been broken ly he
non-pay mtni OF tnt sums specified therein, there
fore hereby clam iureciJ- ~ fb' same, ar-
cotding 10 the provisions O' thc statute ia such
case made and provided and give this nO.io- Tor
that purpose. N. ANNA klNSLEf.
Greenwood Sept j. 1875. 2i-swt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08
Mortgages Sale.

10y virtue Of the power OF sale, cont. med Ia q
- certain mortgaso-decd given bv SeVcn D,,l
10 me, dated june sth, 1915. and recorded iu thr
oxford County Registry oi deeds, Book lEl Ps1.,
40 y 80. 1.-The under gucd AZ Gttorn,.. amor
ed b. said sewc!l col. IN eid nOrtga.,. decd for
the purpose % fOreclo-iug said mort re- ii.. con.
ditons thereof having been broken, will sell ay
public auction no the house formerly a.I lass or-
cupled by Robinson Cannon rs hi rr-id me-. intpe
town OF k0Nbuiy and county %! oxford. nrsf .the
premises hereinafter tescribed,on Nnnlly .ths -sth
day OF oct, next, al ten O'Clock Zoo tho forenoon
all the real estate covered by said mortgage. TO
wit: Lots I, D. q, T. s, O. and thst par. Il 10 south
east OF the Walker farm 10 range IL; also ,hat
part OF lot in the 10Th range 4 IN, eastof a line
from q stake and stones ls0 rods from swim River
on lotlinc between lots g and in the 10Th rang.
thence south = deg. east o. stake AMI -tou,s ~
northerly line OF IN 10th range also lots T. 5 o..
Z, = and 10, IN the 18th range sls1 lot iu tdsJ
ljth range all Of said estate being ia Tire tOWa OF
RoNbury aforesaid, and located according ~ the
survey and plan OF Siss ThOrla-tlc siar,.-tif
estate being subject ~ the same reservations con
tanned In my decd % HIM OF same t.s. q, of mort.
gage, recorded book ~. page -
Terms OF sale, cash s15 down ~ snue oC sale.
JOHN HOUGHION
Byron, Sept L, 1915 3t.3W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08

In the town Of DiNfcld and County OF OXFORD,
for the year ls75.
The following list OF taxes on real estate Of non
resident owners in The said town ofpiNt-d, iur the
year lsI7, IN bills committed Ia JOHN HOSlEl,
Collector OF said town on the second day OF
July, 1877, has been returned by him Ia tnc a.
remaining unpaid on The 1g.h day VI June, 1873, by
his certificate OF that date and now remain unpaid ,
and notice is hereby gwen that II the sand taxes
and ntcrcstan charges are NOT paid into the rrcR
sury OF Tie said town within eighteen months from
The date OF the commitment OF The said bills, 80
much OF the real estate taxed ~ IN bc sufficient
10 pay tAC amount due therefor. including interest
aud charges. will, without further notice, bee sold
~ Public Auction at the store OF ;. r.. Griffith, IN
said town on the ll-t LAY OF December, $50,
at ten O'Clock ia the forenoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08
Babies in Boots.

Where do you suppose Tartar mothers
carry their little children
Not on their shoulders, nor on their
hips, nor in their arms nor at their backs,
nor on their heads.
Well, Fm told they carry them in their
boots These are made of cloth, and each
is large enough to hold child five years
old Jack-in-the-pulpit," St. Nicholas
for October
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08

The mind has a certain vegetative
power, which cannot be wholly Idle. If
it is not laid out and cultivated into a
beautiful garden, ii will of itself shoot up
weeds or flowers Of a wild growth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08

How is 1t, miss, you gave your age to
the census-taker as only twenty-five, when
you we're born the same year | was, and
| am thirty-nine?" "Ah you have lived
much faster than |, sir.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08
State 90 Maine.
PROBATE Court
rAIILMnLk IEKM. l-7-.
OXFORD S.

OXFORD, s.,
And now on the first day of said Court, Ia.Hg
The seventeenth lAy OF said September. 70 Del 1f-er
cd that ,hc Wo ne-dly next srcr The thiri Tues
day Of each and every month Of each yC1t. anil
thc Probate Court Room, AZ Paris ln -4.l County.
be-, and the same are hereby made and tab shed
the times tud places for holding Courts ami .c--
,on- q! COurl- OF insolvency for said CDuLty, l.r
AL rlicHtion- and hcHir-, upon 40 eases, aud
tho tr1n- acton of any business arising under tas
insOlycnt laws II said state, enacted in the ylar
Of our Lo-it one Thousand eight hundred AMI -eg-
entyeight and It Is further ordered IA addition
20 the foregoing times and places that ihe Inlss
days next alter the thIrd Tuesday ol each Ma %
every year, and the Weiucsday next aftCr the fr-E
Tuesday Of each December OF every year. .ul
the Probate Court Room a. tryoburg in sad Coun-
", De, and the same are hereby made aud rplab-
ii-hed a- times and places for holding sail Court
and sessions thereof Tor said purposes AMI o.
jects.
A. IL. WALKER, judge.
Auo-t-H. Z. DAVIS, Rog.star
\ true copy, attest.
2t-3w n. I. DAVIS Regi ,ta,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08
Freedom Notice.

FTNHIS certifcs that have TINS day given my son,
i FRANK b. MOREY, his time 10 act and trade
for himself, and that ! shall claim none Of his
earnings nor pay any debts Of hs contracting at
ter this date. +. VI. NOREY.
Witness, Il. II. PENLT.
Rumiord Centre, Sept. 18th, lS7s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08
All. WALKER Judge.
A true copy-Attest; II. c. DAVIS Register.

OXFORD ss;-Nt "a Court ~ Probate held A.
Paris within and Tor Tire county Of OXFORD
on tho third Tuetdav OF september 4 y. j. H.,
DARNES WALKER named FNc'ut1r in a c'r-
ID utlG instrument pgrportiIg g. o. thr Id7t vs. n
and Testament OF BENJAMIN -. Holden lac 81
sweden M sid count deceased having presented
tho same Tor probate
ordered. Thst the san EEcrIt", give NOTICE
to all prrsOns'utcrcstCG by csusiug2 COPS ,.iH.1
)rlcrt 10 be published three weeks -acccr-iv,iy a
the oxford Democrat printed ~ Pafi-- that they
may appear AZ Probate Cour; 20 De held ~ Paris
.n sand County ON the thirl TUESDAY o, O-'. Ersf,
az o'clock u thctoreuoCEari show cause ID suY
they hHye why the said Instrument should aut1h
proved. approved ard allowed aa thc '-st VIII
and Testament OF sail dccca-e!
4. II. WALKER, Judge.
Atruecopy--Rttc't. II. G DAVE. Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08
For Sale.
Executors Sale.

PURSUANT 20 4 license from the Hon. Judge OF
/ Probate for the county of Oxford, shall sell al
public auction on Thursday the 3lst day OF Oct next
at one O'Clock in tie afternoon. on the premises,
the stand at Bryanps Pond Village,in Woodstock
known as the John +. Wright stand, and owned
and occupied by Deborah Wright ut the time Of her
decease, Ii being all the real estate which said
testatrix owned In said town of Woodstock.
GEORGE w. BRYANT, Ex'r.
Paris, Sept. %, 1873. 2l3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08

Did you ever see pig-pen a few
lines ?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08

Did you ever see a cock-robin hen
roost7
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08

"A fall OF one-tenth of an inch in a
mile will produce a current in rivers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08

OXFORD, - "A, Court OF Probate held a
Paris within and tor ne County Of oxford
on tho third Tuesday ot Scp.omb,f, 4. -. les
~ widow OF Horace Bartlett late OF Hartford,
IN said COUNTY, deceased pay ng TOR an allowance
out q. The Personal Estate nl her late husband.
Ordered, Tia, the said Petitioner give 0pioo
20 all persons interested by causing copy or this
order % De published three weeks -uccc..iyC!y In
the oxford Democrat printed at PART, THAI they
may APPEAR az a Probate Court tO be- held no Paris
IN said County on the third Tuesday 81 Oct. next,
az o'clock IN the forenoon and -hew cause n ny
they have why the same should not De- granted.
=. n. WALKER. Jrf.r.
i true cOpy-aLt-st: n. G. DAVIS. Kcg.ss. r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08

THE subscriber hereby gives pubic notice thai
he has been duly appointed by the Hon Judge OF
Probate Tor the County Of OXFORD and assumed The
trust o. Administrator 81 the estate 0f
MARSHALL h. FISH, lAte Of DiXHeld,
In said County deceased by giving bond - the law
directs he therefore reQnests al persons who are
Indebted D. the estate Of said deceased % make I'm
mediate payment and those who have any demands
thereon 70 exhibit the same 20 ,,.r,,..
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
be has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge Of
Probate for the County Of Oxford and assumed the
trust Of Administrator with the VIII annexed, Of
SALONS FOX, late 81 Porter,
IN said County deceased oy giving bond as the Law
directs he therefore requests All persons Indebted
20 the estate 81 said deceased % make immediate
payment and those who have any demands there
JORDAN STACY. "a.
sept. Il, ISIS. Ocsl-aS
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
Ne has been duly appointed oy she Hon. Judge o.
Probate for the County OF oxford and assumed the
trust OF Bxecutor on the estate OF
ASA PEABODY, late OF Gilead
IN sSid County deceased BY giving bond asthC Law
indebted the estate Of said deceased % make i'm
mediate payment and those who have any demands
thereon 20 exhibit he same 20 .,..
sept. Il, ISIS.
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice tina.
be has been duly appointed BY theEIon. Judge Of
Probate for the County Of oxford a. ID assumetth he
trust Of Administrator ~ the estate Of
SAMUEL Il. LIN>COrT. late OF Brownfeld,
in sAit County deceased BY giving bonds as the law
directs he therefore requests al persons who are
indebted 10 the estate OF aid deceased to make IN
mediate payment and those who have any demands
thereon 20 eXhlbitthe same 10
SAMUEL NJ. BROWN.
sept. y, lS7s.
THE subscribe hereby give puoic notice that
he has been duly appointed Uy the Hon Judge OF
Probate for The County oi OXFORD aut as ume1 the
trust Of Administrator % the estate %
LEONARD n. PHILLIPS, late OF Hebron.
IN sAld County deceased - giving bond tnc law
directs he therefore ,uests al persons debtei
10 The estate OF said deceased % make immediate
payment, and those who have Suy demands thereon
10 exhibit the same 70
BAKER PHILLIPS.
Sept H. SIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08
JUST PURLISUED.

A carefully revised Treatise on CatArrh with sn
accurate description ofsyiIltous and syuipgthctio
diseases, sether With minute directions for effect
fng with sANFoRps RADICAL CUEE a speedy and
permanent cure. Also oheervat oHs On tlct and tho
general health, OF vast Importance 10 oil afflicted
tIih catarTh. il Is vrappcd about carh bottle OF
the RADICAL CrEH, or Will DO mailed frco on 70
cOipt VI stamp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08

tnins nr. SanSrd's Improved lrhAllng Tube, with
fol directions for use in all cases. Price. o. Sold
by all wholesale snd FETAL Grgggists through
ont the United states and CanagA WEEKS a
POTTER. General Agents AID Wholesale Drug
gists, Boston, Mas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08
GRANTS REMEDY.

IT, effects are truly marvellous in Dropsy, Gravel
Brights disease seminal losses, LeucorrhmH. and
lost vigor no msttor OF how long standing tho
case may be, positive relief is had In from 10
three davs. DO not despair, hesitate or doubt foT
Il Is real, specific aud never Mlls 10 h purely
= vegetable preparation. By Il, timely Use th"us'
ands of cases that have been considered incura-
ble by the most eminent Physicians, have been
permanently cured.
IL D. also ndorssd 10y the regular Physicians and
Medical Societies throughout the country, coll IN
bottle 1T TWO dollars each, or three bottles which
Is enough 20 cure the most aggravated case, sOnt
to any address on receipt II Five dollars. Small
trial bottles OEE dollar each, all orders 10 be adj
dressed 10
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08

OAtORp, s-:-AtE Court PropIte held 80 Paris
within AMI FOr the County Of OyiCrd, on mo
third Tuesday Of September, A. u. ls1s,
A UllhLlJ $ V. CDLE, named Executor B., a
N certain Instrument VLfpcrtug % be the i1s.
VIII and Testament Of Charles \. Allen late oi
Bucklcld IN said county deceased, having present.
cd "a" same for probate.
Ordered, That tho -a!d Executor give notice
20 all persOnsintcrestcd by causlugs copy of this
Ordrrto be publshedthrce wee -succc asiYCly the
oxford Democrat printed Paris. that thu may
appear AZ 4 Probate Court 10 be held at Paris
m said County on the third TUESDAY Of oct. next,
~ O'Clock IN the forenoon anu show cause 90 aBy
they have why the said instrument should not Do
proved approved aGd allowed a. .hr !as. " III aud
TpAlguent Of an iI degpqspd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-10-08
Grants Remedy Manufacturing Co.,
Non-Resident Taxes,

5oI Main ST., Worcester. Mass
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