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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-12-24
CLEARFIELD, Pa.
mAxIms FoR the DAY.

Reader. II you want to know wha, is going on
In the business world, just read our advertising
columns. the Special column In particular.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-12-24

DY virtue Of writs OF n. "a, issued
I'D out Of the Court Of Comihon ploAs Of Clear
held county. and to me dirssisd. there will 10
exposed to PUBLIC SALE, At the Court House,
IN the borough Of CleardsId. on
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-12-24
HI. A. KRATZER,
2 doors West Of Po'toficc. oLEARFIRLp, PA
nov26 70 NJ
SheriG7s Sale

Dy virtue Of writs Of Psadhioai Erp oRas issued
ID out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Clear
field county, and to me directed, there will
be exposed to public sale, at the Court House,
In the borough Of olosr6eld, on
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-12-24

rJ,RIAL LisT.-List Of Causes set down for
IL trial at January Term Of Court commenc.
log Monday. January l2ih, 1850, ard eontiau.
I ing three weeksf
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-12-24

c'ears,ld. Pa, Dec. "a, ls7o.st
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04
LITERARY NOTES.

A. +. Lewis gave his lecture upor
| "Ancient and Modern Rome, in Danver:
and LeOminster, Mass, last week.
-Boucicault is obliged to take siI
months rest in consequence of his Illness
and his company in New York will dis
band.
jacob Abbott, the eminent author, died
at his residence, "Few Acres" in Farming
ton, at 9 20 Friday morning, in the 18th
year of his age.
The reason why n. p Willis left Penn
sylvsnia and moved TO Idlewild is said to
have been that after he had named his home
Glen Mary, 4 neighboring farmer, not to
be outdone, dubbed his place Glen Betsy.
In the New Testament Revision Com
mittee il was proposed to get rid OF the
word penny" as giving q wrong idea OF
the Roman denarius, and To read, The gave
every man a denary." But TO this a witty
dean objected that there might be confu-
sion with deanery, which poor and UNI
learned persons must not suppose can be
got so easily.
The December Harper, beginning its
Sixticth volume, will contain new poem
by LOngfellow. The subject OF the poem
is an iron pen presented TO the poet by
lady in Maine Miss Helen Hamlin OF Ban
gor), made from 4 fetter Of Downward,
the prisoner OF Chillou. The handle is
made of wood from the frigate Constitu-
tion, and is bound with a circlet of gold
studded with three precious stones from
Siberia, Ceylon and Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04
THE STATE.

In the Supreme Court, Thursday, Le-
ander J. Hatch OF Morrill, recovered YER
dict for $4,000 damages against the city
OF Belfast, for injuries sustained on de-
tective bridge ut PoorS Mills in 1878.
Mrs Eliza Kinsman, widow of Gen
Joseph kiuSmSn. died II Cornyillc recent
~ in the ninetieth year Of her age. She
WIS a descendant OF Revolutionary auceS-
try, being the daughter of Capt. Enoch
Paige and niece OF Col Joseph Cilley, both
officers OF the Revolutionary war.
Mary Wallis, was severely injured in
the Landing Mil, South Berwick, WedneS-
day, her clothes being caught by pulley
which was running al a high rate of speed
She now lies in 4 critical condition, being
unable 10 be moved in the least.
Three powders, Que OF them weigh
.ng nine tons. have been removed during
the past few days from the channel of Ban
sor harbor. They were 80 far under water
that they have never been touched by any
Of the vessels going into the hsrbOr.
James Lowe. younger brother OF the
murdered Cumberland man, has thrown
himself upon the town OF Cumberland. He
j. 4 young man, willing and anxious TO
work. No one will hire him since the ter
r.ble suspicion that he murdered his own
brother was started by some buSybody.
The Lincoln mill Of - 600 spiudles, at
Lewiston, started up after seventeen
months idleness. II will disburse $40. 200
a month at Lewiston and employ 400 hands,
275 of them women.
Mrs Moses Studley OF Bremen is l06
years old, and her mind is said 10 be clear
and her health remarkable. She delights
in telling about the Indian wars; she re-
members the sea hght between the enter
prise and the Boxer, and describes how the
English war ships sent barges ashore al
Bremen in 1872.
A few days ago Mr. Miller, the owner
OF the starch factory at WaShburn, went
20 Canton 10 get $1,000, intending 10 80
back that evening, but WAS detained Till the
next day. Two men were on the way
home, when going through the woods they
were confronted by two men with loaded
reyolvvrS who demanded their money. On
searching them but little money was found
which they took, together with bottle OF
the ardent. The next day n horse and
wagon were found In the woods, and as
yet uo owner comes To- claim the same.
Capt James Rackcl,T Of Portland
will, ON Nov. Is. reach ;he age Of 100 years
having been noru al Bristol. Nc. Nov. .
1872 tie was initiated ia Ancient Land
mark Lodge. Portland. oct. l,0'. AT IN,
age OF -, being then ia the ship chandicrl
business Hc i an Older Mason than any
recorded In England. lie remembers be
in1 initiated. and likewise recalls the night
when x-Gov. Albion X Paris was initial
cd. month af,cr him. Gov. Paris joine,
az the age OF y lor at 20. IL Willis recorJ
Of his birth is correct. and died an ole
man in February. lo67, nearly thirteen
years ago; bat Capt Rackclih recollect'
him Is young>ter. Capt Rackciih Is toe
deaf 20 hear conversation. but his sight is
good. aud he receives communications II
writing aud replies promptly. He has q
vigorous constitution aud excellent digcS
ton, and j. likely 10 live many years q
come He reads newspapers with mucl
ft'a4-nr4
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04
II A W A / / A N
CaTARRH REMEDY !
A Dis.grssabIs Disease Avoided and Cured
BY its us<.

TIE receipt for maSinK this WONDERFUL RAN
EpY Was obiaincd o, J4mc- = Peavey. while liy-
ing ~ H1nouiS. H4Naiisn Island " here he resid
e for M lrc th.u twelve year-.
Mr. Peavey ar thai time, SSs suffering from ca
t.rrh and with many Doubts - 90 the curative
properties of This remedy, a. compounded x smsll
quantity ant began o. u-e a. directed To his sur
prise Sud " he found reiiCi AFTER the drst trial.
SCI boz short time he WaA entirely cu-esi-
Mr. Peavey sit-rSsuis pat this remedy up Pm
small 4usntfies Ant sold and gave 10 away q his
f-ten's bat 20; until recrpt hss be consented %
hr.e 70 prepared Snd thoroughly introduced % the
world.
lie ssure relief and cure CAssrrn in is wor,,
foIms
zoe trisl OF the remedy "a gs beet testimonial
sure ~ 90 - within the reach ~ al Sh0 are will
b., O. give Dc = single trial
D, j. harmless, convenient ~ TAX a. .ny time,
spd he coed elects are cure 10 be Eel. a. soon a.
the remedy ~ sppicd
This b. eoureb different from Suy other suuG In
the market, evctv particle l. dts.nlved a. soon
a. be- comes in contact I'M the delicate membi an
Gus coaUuEs Inst line The na-sl passages. acting
~ % docs directly uPen the mucu- membrane.
un not GrlzN another dsN, Dut -sad IS cents aud
octsin a sample ptI al return mai.
As-tsr sale ty al DruSgisls-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04
Real E.tats In ths West.

lot, are 10 iac, .iyeu aaa,. thcu.t a uorin..
charge of one tOl'1r D. maize .'r tbc deed. The
Company uuiI The uumoer Purca-saole al 1nis
prce D five lots. Maav Ell llc large citics OF the
Wet have been started IN similar manner. Snl
taose who secured los taen, dni themselves uoV
n possession OF valuable property. Toe opp0r.
tuuily does nos oi,cn present It-eit 0i max * ~
investment N Rea. Estate a, such prices. The re
liability OF the Compsny and their t;le O. the prop
ersy being well established. thorc could bc NO
risk, with hne prospect for rapid Increase 10
value. Denver has hai such a wonderfully rapid
srowth d, is probable that The land offered " l De
sreodiIy taken up
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04
Motto. Of A..isns. OF nj. appointment,
stnte of Maine.

OXFORD, ss:-C,urt OF Insolvency. in the case
of Elliott &. Alien, insolIe debtor.
NOTICE Is hereby given that petition has
~ on this tweuty-secOnd dav OF October A. d.
is-g been presented ~ raif court for -aid county
by ELLIOTT &. ALLEN Of Norway, IN the
County Of oxford, praying that he ma be d-creed
% Ia ge a full discharge from ALI hr dcDI-, prov
able under the lospvrrt Act VI the State III Maine
approved Febru Try q, lSIS.dnd pOn sain pe' tito
T. Is ordered by said court that = hearing be had
upon the same before ,Ad court ut Probate office
m Paris in saidecunty Of Oxford on "wednesday
the lJth day OF Nv uOer, ID 1873. a, nine O'CLOCK
ia the forenoon; and thAt 'i"tc- III. rrOf I've pub
hshcd in the ONsORD pkNOCRAr, = newspaper
published in sad count OF OIiOri. on"e 4 weeI
Tor TWO successive seek the last publication 10 b.
seven days OeiU.r- IA, .'.y II hearing; .Dd hat 81
creditors who hive proved their deut-. 'nd othel
persons Interested, mzv a,pesr a. said .ime snt
place and show csus-lf aGJ they have, why dis
crarge should mt be- .rtuted III Doctor accord
Ing u The PRAYER Ui III petiu
Attest liEKhlLh 4 DAVIS, lister
II said CoCfi Tor sa!i County OF Oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04
STATE or MiINE.

OXFORD, ss:-Insolv,nt Court at =. Is, 10 the
County OF Oxford aud State Of Maine, ON the
81 day Of Oct. A. d. 1879.
ON the petition Of JAMES IRISH, Assignee oil
~ Hiram IL Berry, insOiyent debtor, Tor an or
der Tor a iinal dividend:
ORDERED Thag IL, SAID Assignee Give notice
10 al persons iHtvrrs sled, by publishing copy Of
this order tUO successive weeks in the OXford
Democrat, new-plp1r printed AZ Pans IN saii
county, the last publication 10 be seyea dtys DC
fore the lgth day OF November, A. D. 1S-a, tha
they may appear at an insOlyent court 10 be held
40 Paris Ia said county on the nineteenth day u
Now mDer, \ 1919, az nine O'CLOCK 10 the iOre
noon, and chow cause. II auy they have, why tht
pra5 er vi said petition should not be granted.
A. II WALKER, Judge.
A tue CODY -SSresl ". &, RAvI5, Regis1Er.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04
STATE OF MAINE

OXFORD, ss:-Board of County Commissioners,
September Session, 1873; held by adjournment
o 2s, 1873;
Upon theioregoln petition satisfactory evidence
having been received that are rsspon.
siole and that inquiry into the merits OF their ap
plcation Is expedient, tbs ordered thatthe County
Commissioners meet at the
house of Daniel Warren. in Waterford, on Thurs
day, the fourth day OF DECEMBER,
next al ten OF the clock A. NJ. and thence pro-
coed TO view the route mentioned In said petition
Immediately after which view { hearing OF the
parties and witnesses will be had at some conven-
lent place in the vicinity, and such other measures
taken in the premises rs the Commissioners shall
Judge proper. Audit is further ordered, that notice
ofthe time place and purpose OF the COMMISSIONER
meeting aforesaid be given TO all persons and cor.
poratiOns interested by causing attested copies OF
said petition and OF this order thereon be ed
upon the Clerk of the town of Waterford and al so
posted up IN three public places 10 said town, aud
published three weeks successfully IN the Oxford
Democrat paper printed at Paris in said
~ OF oxford the first OF said publications and es oh
OF the other notices to be made, served and posted
At lie rty days before said time OF meeting TO the
end that all persons and corporations may then and
there appear and shew cause If any they have why
the pray OF said petitioners should not be granted
Attest: JAMES ). WRIGHT, Clerk.
A true copy of said petition and order of Court
thereon.
Attest: JAMES S. WRIGHT, Clerk.
nl.2W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04

Dad. .- P... sept o. ~ T. a pes' sse' =
yc..-. ..r-., aa1 -. l.r-. On h-, .eu Sc. iae
s,4ycl widow Bel, los: tl..aloI husband. Oh,
moaning c-..I.,1 Cd k.lt eal iri1'scn; ia;a'-
o. b, .l,l 20 >rI;r-h-r. Paris De-;ea ui-. ..
"a b. usual l,4I,a AMI d. .a' -hor. space ID,
the OF twelve days. bic spi-i, look 1,gbt 70 tnai
better anu. TIE funeral sermon Vas delivered
b. Rev J. A. S-rz OF Norway, 10 a large con
course OF friends and mouruCrs. Mr.. Dean made
friends wherever be went, and sss respected Anc
loved Uy al who Knew h.m.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04
Get Out Doors,

The eiose confinement % 81 factory work, s.ves
tAs operatives PAlld Lace. poor appeuLe-lAnguid
miserable feelings, poor blood. inacuyc liver. -
ueys Ani urinary troubles. Ar al TIE physicians
hEd Jhe medicine N he world cannot help them
unless they get oni OF doors or Use Hop Bi..ers.
he purest and besg remedy, especially for such
cases, having abundance oi health. sunshine and
roy checks iu hen. They COS, %, tr.ac. see
ADo.ler column
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04
EIELD TRIAL OF PLoWS

Editor ~ oxford Democrat:
The farmers OF oxford and adjoining
towns gathered in goodly numbers at the
farm Of ). ;. Smith, 10 witness the trial Of
plows advertised in the Democrat to come
of the 18th inst
F. c. Merrill OF South Paris was on the
ground with his Paris plows and Pettengin
Swivel pillow, also Coulter harrow and II.
hoe. J. X Hammond Of Paris with the
Oliver Chilled pillow. made in Indiana: Mr.
Jewell Of Norway with the iron beam plow
made in New York; Mr.. Chapman of Ok
ford with Coulter harrow made in Wayne
The first place for trial was on river in
tervale Afrer the teams were ready a
committee of three were chosen from the
crowd 20 decide upon the merits Of the
blowing. As large bodies move slow.
twelve O'Clock found the trial only partly
through Mr.. Smith invited all hands TO
repair 70 the house, where 4 bountiful din
ner was served, which reminded us OF an
old-fashiOned huSking We are requested
10 tender our thanks 10 Bro. Smith for his
generous hospitality. Afler diuner we
again repaired 70 the field and finished up
the trial on intervale-all doing good work.
The committee decided that F. G. Merrill
did the best work with the Petteugill Swi-
vel pillow, second Mr. Jewell with his iron
beam piow for light blowing.
Next piece selected was on muck mead,
Ow Best work done there by Paris plOW
No. 7. second Oliver Chilled. The com.
mittce We're fully satisfied that the swive
plow, for all farm work, will soon conc
INTO general use. Mr.. Merrill had on TIA,
ground q cUltiyatOr and horse hoe which
done good business.
ICHABOD VI. THOMAS. !
c. L. HAYES, Com.
BEN. WOOD,
Oxford Oct % 1873
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04
oDoar hno,. hAIr IhsIr VAIu,.'

They cured ne Of Asue, BIiousne.s ARd Rid
Ecy complaint, - recommended I had a hsl.
b0:ue lei, which used Tor nv two little girls. who
the doctors AMI ne bors said could rot be CURED
would have loG both o. them one n,sht 10 ! had
aoi given them Hop B.t,ers. They did them -o
much E0oa ooounued ,heir use until iacy ~er,
eu-rt. Thsi b. ~hy say you 90 nor know ball
IRE value OF Hop Biuers. snd 90 not recommend
taeG high vnouGn b, Rochester, \. y. see
ether cs!lun
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04
Paris Nov LIs5g.

d. i- Vilh deep feelings Of SORROW chronicle ne
Death o. Mrs. NetUe Mason. who died 10 Porter
Oct ~ ISIS, ,ged - years : months End days.
she Wa ne daughter OF Joseph and Mary Ann
STANLEY % Porter. and VAS married 70 Prank i.
Mason, Oct ll. $50. Prom early childhood. she
Was weakly 10 constitution, yet Il Was not until
last July. fears were entertained that she vas 50
soon 70 pass away. At ina lime she was attacked
with ever symptom Of consumption ofthe lung-,
from which she could get ~ relief She was al
tended 5y able physicians, but her disease batled
their ssll. She had every care for her comfort
thss friends could OestoS, but she was too fragile
for earth and nAs passed that better land above
FROM q chId she has ever been Of mild and
pleasant disposition, always friendly and cOurte
ous 70 al. and none knew her but % love her she
knew well that she w4s SON % die, but said she
was willing 20 20. although IL was hard 70 pat
With friends. Frequently she called her friends
into her room 20 sing and prAy With her,she select
ing the hymns. During the slnziug and pray ing
she seemed 70 be wholly carried away IN
holy ecstasy. she nate every arrangement for
her funeral. aud just before the Tying moment
came, the called eh OF her friends present 20
her bed side took each one separately bg the baud
bid them good bye forever. and expired without a
s1rusSe. she lgft to her husband little eaushts-
about years o,d, 70 miss a Kind aud loving moth
er's care. Tbs ch.!d, che husband aud the entT=
i-niiy N their bereavement, have Tho hearted
SYM a'hy Of all Who sU1w ilen. Truly sc be-
lieye that
Dear Nettie sure has zone ~ rest
From ca. c she now j. free.
Ia heaven 20 me~t .he pure and hest
Her happy lot must BE-
Porter, Nov. !, l,79.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04
NOn-Rc-idcnt Taxes.

In tho town OF Sumner, and County OF oxford
for the wear 1875.
The following list of taxes on real estate OF
resident owners in the town of sumner TOR The
year ISIS, in bills committed 10 MOSES MEX
Kill, Collector of said town, on the nth day OF
Aug. ISIS has been returned by him TO me as re-
naming unpaid on the 2d day of Aug. ls19. BY his
certificate of that date, and now remains unpaid,
and notice Ia hereby given that II said Inter.
est and chargcs are not paid into the Treasury OF
said Town, within eighteen months from the date
Of the commitment OF said bills, 20 much OF the
real estate taxed As will be sufficient TO pay the
amount due therefor, including interest and
charges, will without lmther notice be- sold at
public auction a. the Office OF II II. Chandler, IN
said town, on Saturday, the It'll day OF February,
A. ID. lsSo, Al one O'Clock IN the afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04
IMPORTANT

when YOU S.-i, OF leave New York Cry saw
B-ssAse ESp-r>~szr ssd Carriage H.r,, soi -'cl
a: tsTsRd BiOn aOtsi. nearly opposite Grso'
DeLuzl ue,o.. So t.s sat rooms -sjacva % .
Aud glwarl, y-r Bay trrop.s1 pi.o. Elevate
Rc-tau-sr. -lrg.c- v''' %. n>s.. Ho-sr Gers
STAGE ani E..,s,,G 49, S5al % .u D,Fo-
GIVE Ga. s-sl. J...ss "a uF.5Iy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04

To ne Hon Board Of County Comm'sSontr' or
OXFORD County
DESPECTFULLY represent, the undersigned
III Seectmeu OF the town OF Waterford In said
county that on the htth day Of November, A. u.
1873 the County Commissioners OF said county,
on petition Of Jacob III. Greene, OF said Water
ford located t0wnvAy in said Waterford which
the said town or Waterford had unreasOnADly re-
fused 70 accept aud allow, AS was therein alleged
The report OF sad County Commissioners lOca'
ting and accepting said townwsy was made at the
NAV Session, 1873 and thence continued rom
term 10 term till the May session. d. 1873 when
ali proceedings therein were closed, and the same
ordered recOr ed By the town clerk OF Waterford
and bY the clerk OF the court OF said County Com.
misaoners-sald location was as follows!-Com'
mencing IT point north IS degrees, east rods
and Il links from the northeast eorne! OF Jacob
H. Greene's house at & stake and stones; thence
north 6S degrees, east rods 10 land OF Daniel
Warren, 20 q stake; thence north Is degrees, east
al rods. to land OF Daniel C0spltn'. estate, 10 .
stake thence north 4. degrees, east rods 20 aew
county road 10 q stake.-That common conyen.
fence and necessity" do not require the building
and maintaining said road.-Therefore, in pursu-
snce OF = vote OF said town, they pray you, After
due proceedings had, TO discontinue the same and
as in duty bound will ever pTsy.
WALDO T. BROWN, } Selectmen OF
WIN W. KILBOURNE, the town OF
HENRY SAWlN, Waterford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04
Legislative Notice.

CANTON, Oct. IS, 1879.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the undersigned
~ will petition the next Legislature for an Act
amendatory of an act TO authorize the erection OF
dams and Blooms la the Androscoggtn River, Al
Canton, approved February s, 1873.
Said amendment will relate 10 the several mat
tiers contained in said Act.
L. f. GILBERT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04

WooIens for Men and Boys
wear. ShirfiDg Flannci>. and "a
splendid line Of Housekeeping
Goods, selling Cheap for Cash, ut
u.M.PHINNEY's New Dry Good,
STORE, Norway YiIIngc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04
AIme.t Young Again.

NV mother was smctet = loss tiue wi.h Neu
ra.s.a and Dali. heavy .uscsve con iticn OF the
whole system headache. nervous prosiraiiou,
AZ vas almost helpless No phy,'ci ans or mel
icine- ,hi her ~ gpot. Three months sso sre
beg.n - a>e Hop Bitter, u such sood eject
tbs; she seeu. aad ie,,- yognS ss7tn. although
over 90 wears o'd. Wc'hiak OH. ~ Is % other
medicine q, - u-e IA ;ae f4ui'y "A lady, io
ProvIdeuce. l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04

Dr " BE>so>'s DELEEl ard lUANoVil
PILLs arc PTsl41tt expressly % eur, SECS Heal
ache .Ncryou. Headache Dysl%p,ie a, sdsc Dc, \eu-
rAlg.A ani Nervousness, an vii cure suy Gaze.
Price 81 cents, postage Tree. Parsons, B4ngs 4
Co. Portland. General Agents. o2I-Vly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04
% enfher Rennrt

Tenp~rs,ure last week at An
SUNDAY. lle clear; Monday, 30 clear. Tues.
d., sos cloudy. "Wednesday So cloudy; Thurs
day. - clear; Friday. 81 clear; saturday
2s= clear
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04

DOR a Perfect Operating wood
u Cook Stove, buy only the EA-
TON COOK. IL VIII please you
in quality and price. All of the la
test patterns and best assortment
at nAsON's Norway. Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04

Edmund Dean, part OF west -
gore, 20 tto W .
Andrews & Dow, formerly oc-
cupied by T.. Green. ~ ~ !"
john Butterhald, meadow
land. ~ 10 "
WIN. Brown, sylvia Benson
meadow, % %
samuel Record farm, 1870 go G2l
II. Il. CHANDLER Trcs'r
OF sumner.
OCT 81, lS,g. ntSW
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04
nlSx.

The FALMOUTH has no equal
In this market. Elegant I'm design and
finish. A splendid Baking Oven.
I'm tn. consumption OF Fuel, economical.
The latest improved. BaDdsOm-
est and most perfect Range ever offered
for sale. Found only ut MnsOn's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04
Whv buy an old fash

Why buy an old fash
toned Range whem the Celebrat-
ed Falmouth Portable
Range"is offered TO yOu.at prices
that places it within the
reach OF MI. All the Latest I'm
prOVements are found
only Ia tho FALMOUTH. Sold by
Chas. G. Mason, Mason's
Block, Norway. Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04

For any kind Of stove you want,
for r.pairs for the "Fsrmsr's Cook
"WhtIc Mountain" Fearless"
aud Dining room Companion" for iron
and steel. Hardware and Tin
ware, you will ever ind the lowest prices
and full stock AT Chas.G MusOn's,
Norway. Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04
Parsons, Bangs & Co.,
WHoLINALE DRUGGI>T>.


,.- 3 I.s Middle STREET. PORTLAND MAINE
GENERAL ACSEN
CT '--wfg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-11-04
Wanted.

4 GOOD CARRIAGE IRoNER. Steady
"A work. Good pay. To commence at once.
II. C.. ANDREWS Il co.,
BETHEL, MAINE.
Oct 80, 1879. nt.2w