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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-15

,,,r-ing was further adjourned to next Sat
,.,sv evening at same place. Hour OF
ting. seven, sharp. \ fun attendance
= d.sired as several matters Of Importance
~. to be acted upon, among which is the
lection Of a special Trustee to take charge
If the Cummings Bequest fund.
, surprise party at the house Of Mr..
1,r,nlo Dean, found themselves snow
,,ppd bv the biz storm Of Thursday night,
anal most Of them didn't go home tin morn
ur But they evidently had good time
and "tripped the light fantastic toe" to
rbrir hearts content. il our correspondent
r,prcsentS the general sentiment
Two horses in the stable Of Mr.. W. A..
R,rrows INDUCED in Kicking match on
sunday last. The horse belonging to Mt.
E,rrows was severely cut by the hoofS Of
The other horse.
The sidewalks are reappcaring, in places,
hr, the citizens generally seem to prefer
walking in the middle of the street to the
trouble of clearing the snow from the
walks.
The robins are here, and it really seems
usy spring.
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RESOLU TONS.

The undersigned, committee appointed
TO prepare Resolutions expressive of the
feeling of King Hiram Lodge No. -, F. q \.
NJ. DiNaclJ. upon the death OF Bro. b. ".
Stockwcu of Mexico 81 member OF said
Lodge. have attended TO their duty and bcg
leave 20 submit jhe following
Whereas the Supreme Architect OF the
universe. iu His divine wisdom las seen 30
o. remove our beloved brother. Benjamin
". Stockwcu. from this Lodge, To the
Grand Lodge above. 10 is therefore
H,,1jr.f. That tins di>pcn>1tion of Prov
idence has not failed to remind Us of Che
fcvting and trau>iloTy nature of our cNi~-
t,ucc. OF the instability of all earthly
hopes. and should impress ali with thc >ol-
,mn warming that We. too, must hc prepared
o. follow him through the valley of the
shadow OF death
R.s.Ir.d. That in the removal OF our
Brother from this life We derive great con-
ISOLATION from our remembrance OF his
many excellent qualities. OF mis- many pub
bic services satisfactorily performed and
his exemplary character as AN honest, up
right man. faithful and kind husband. an
atl,ctiouatc brother, and a good and useful
citizen.
Ees1Ire3, That we tender 90 the widow
of our deceased Brother our kiudc>t Offices
and our teuder,>t >ympathic~ in this hour
OF our mutual bereavement, remembering
reycrcutly. that our "lo>N is his eternal
gain.
ElWi-.I That this memorial Of our de-
parted Brother Doe spread upon the records
orthi~ Lodge. acopy furui>hcito hcWilow
OF thc deceased. and also % The OCf'rd
Dma-r'. for publication.
ALHFI;r :. AUSTIN,
ID. +. NEWTON,
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MARRIED..

In Bethel, April 5. by Rev. d. Garland. Mr.
William l.. Farweil and Miss Add.e Il. Bryant
both OF Rtthel.
In Andover, April c. by Rev. 5 d. Brown, Fred
J. Role OF Rumiord, and Miss Emma +. Hanson
of ABdOyer.
father, by Rev. J 4 Seitk, Clarence Iallrtt o
Boston, and Miss Hattie. daughter Of the Hon
Hiram Hubbard, of Paris Hill.
In Albany, April o by Geo II Brown, esq
Nil ford >. Brown and Miss Isabel Il. Bennett boil
Of Albany.
10 Benny Eecle. April 9, by the Rev W. +. Der
~ MIR. John Foster cf West BBxton, and Mrs
sally sands OF BOnny Eagle.
In No IN Paris Ami &, by The Rev. Hiram
Oh So, Mr. Lorenzo D.Dean ana AIRS. Mary J.Gow
ell both Of Paris.
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TRANIP

SavrH Woop>ruCE.-Wc were shown a
few DAYS since pair of twin calves be-
longing to l. ". Andrews. These calves
are certainly little less than a wonder;
both OF the male persuasion, and a. near
alike as two peas in pod. Isaac has re
fused $1,000 for them. preferring to CRAFTY
his taste rather than his pocket our
friend Isaac is a live Yankee, and his bus
mess is carefully and promptly looked after,
and j., made 10 pay an honest penny even
i'm these hard times. /.
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>ogru WATERFORD. April l2.-The
house ami barn formerly owned hy NJ D..
Chase. was burned sunday night There
is It'll, doubt but what the lire was iucen-
diary. The buildings belonged 20 ChaS.
Young. and were insured for 500. i'm the
town company. The circumstances OF
th., fire are very suspicious Chase
len certain house i'm Harrison sun
day. AZ gp. M. saying that he was go
ing % Scribucr's Mills, where he has been
Stopping Of late with a Mr. Abbott. but he
was seen 20 20 ia the opposite direction,
towards Waterford. AMI he did not arrive
az Mr.. Abbott, tin about 3, a IN. Monday.
Helen there quite early Monday morning
going % Naples. and told In several places
alor, the road. that his buildings in Wat
ers1rI were burned the night before.
which fact he could not have known, un-
less he had been there. The only party IN
Waterford. that knew Of the fire Monday
forenoon. was a daughter Of Mr. Samuel
Watson. who came home from Harrison
that morning on the crust, and she was the
first o. discover The fire.
Tuesday evening. Mr.. = f. Tolman'
while at work in his clotheS-pin factory
slottipg pins. accidentally slotted the fore
finger of his left hand DR.. c. L. Wilson
vas called. aud the finger was taken OF
above the first joint. Mr.. Tolman ha'
been particularly unfortunate OF late. 4
year ago he broke his ankle from which
be has lust recovered, and two months
since. he split the bone in his right knee
and is vet quite lame; and about three
weeks ago he was thrown from his sleigh
and Knocked two of his rios in, and now
he has lost finger. We should say, h'
has had his share Of trouble the past year
ON Wednesday IS Rev. Mr.. Mclntire''
wife was driving with their horse ano
sleigh. and a. she turned 10 90 up to the
parsonage, the sleigh struck a bare SPot
and the horse started on the run. and the
sleigh was overturned, tipping Mrs. Nj
out. She held the reinS, and was dragge'
some distance. injuring her arm quite
badly. The horse ran the sleigh aSainS
the parsonage, turned quite around, ant
ran against a post at the corner Of Mr.
Watson's house, then made for the street
and ran into a wagon driven by DIR. Brad
bury, Of Norway, breaking the hind axle
and tipping the DR.. out, injuring his back
though not seriously aS We learned Oh,
next day. The sleigh was not damage,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-15

Probably no one preparation has received so
much praise from its patrons, nor is so deserving
OF commentator as Iinlrs Hair Rcneweri We
but echo the voice of the millions who have used
it when We pronounce it the bcd Hair Dressing IN
The tcorid. It stands unIyalled. Those who are
affected with diseases OF the scalp accompanied
with itching or irritation, nud relief aud renewal
in this invaluable remedy. when the hair Is In.
clned to fall of moderate use OF tn; Remover
Will strengthen The roots Of the hair, ard preserve
il, aud II It exhibits tendency to tuin gray 1t
will restore the natural color.-Faifon NO. 1tt
egrGyh.
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Commissioners, Nolice.

WE. TIE urdersig CRED, having been appointed
w Iy the Hon. jude OF Probate for the COun
a. of OXlorl Comm. ~ioneI7 D. 'scs.tc and lie.
eilc upou all claims (cNeept those of the H9mnis-
traitor, agsia.t The estate % Ecrj min Peabody,
late If Albany in the County Of ON ford deceased :
We hereby appoint the third Tue siay IN June and
a.. bird TUESDAY in September, 4. l~iJ, 10 Ten
O'Clock m tie forenoon - each Il said days srd
ia. story Of GcorgC French n said Albany, a. the
times and place Oi our mettings. An claims must
be- picrcntcd 10 Writing supported Is The affidavit
of the claimant ar OF some person cogni1ant
thereof stating The aWouLt due 40 me time OF the
death 4 the deceased what ~Ccu Us the ciai pALt
has IL any, and tho amount 90 creilf - DC given
m st q, according Co hi. hes, lnlvl,fgr and be-
Lief Six months from q ih,fl Tuesday IN March
lat is given for claimants 10 prove tntir cl, ms.
JACOB N. IONEJO
GEORGE FRENCH.
Arbsnv April 10Th, 1873. l5.iw
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PoErEr.-We are having some very Sc
we're weather Just now. March 3lStwe had
real gale OF wind and snow. The wind
blew for about nine hours fcarfOlly.-thc
o.de>, people say they never knew anything
Ikeu. The roads were blocked in many
places. Last night April 10, we had an
other dreadful storm of wind and snow.
There were some s cor 10 inches Of snow
ten and it is aUmbcap>. The roads before
the snow were Just hard and the storm will
not make them any better.
Many are making maple molaS>eS. The
cow OF sap is good.
The Assessors are about "quizzins' To
rrI out what our people are worth.
John Andrew Howard and wife carry on
Oil, town farm This year for Sll2oo.
y T. Fox has sold his teams iu Boston
and moved ON 20 his farm at Kezar Fails.
The personal estate of Julia A. Brooks,
late Of Porter. was sold al auction March
81, The most OF the property sold high.
Good hay can Dee bought for about So
per tom.
Potatoes are very scarce.
John Mason died in Hiram. March 20,
a-cd about 20 wears. VI.
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Reat Estate Transfers.
EASTERN DISTRICT


G. Rowe to J. Barker land In Bethel; II. +. Wat
erhouse to Il. Warehouse, farm In Greenwood
NJ. II. pennett 10 +. !. Deuuctt, stand AT SO. Par
Is: 4 II. Mitchell TO VIM &. Harlow, Ia Il In
Mexico. r $ Berry IT, L. 4. Lurvey, land in Par
IL l.. Cummings to j. l. Cummn. s,farn Ia sum.
ner; II Society of Albany 10 o. u. Guptill. real
e-isie in Albany: &. + Foster to W. l. Farewell
fam in lieihel; 10 Adams 10 J. l. Ripley, OF
saw aud grist mil in Andover; y. Z Bodweli To
same same; II. III. Abbott TO :. 4. Lov,jny, Fam
In Andover; J. l.. Hilton 10 c Haskell farm IN
Waterford; W. II Hemingway to T.. Bry ant,
farm in Bethel; II II Baily 10 a. VI Whitman
land in Hebron; II. NJ Bearce et al to c. NJ. Ro-
bic. land Ia Norway; l.. I. Luryey to l.. LnrVey,
real estate in Paris; ID. ]. Black 10 ~ BLACK
real eststc In Norway; J.H.Lovei0v TOD ". Briggs.
land in Albany = M.Cooper TO Az. Cooper land In
Paris 4 BuckHeld; ]. Home 10 S.rl. Burnham,
real estate in Norway; 4 ThaJer to Sc. klmball,
land in Paris; Lewiston Steam MIL Co. to w. Il.
Frye, tract Of land in Newry; J IL. Lovejoy TO j
II. Briggs, land ia Albany; r. II. Cooper 10 \. f..
Cooper, land in Paris 4 Buckneld; ). ii. Burnham
TO J. l.. Horne, land in Norway.
J. +. STANLEY, Reg'r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-15

RUNrOEp-As much snow in Rumford
April l>t as March l>t
The Bryaut'S Pond Dramatic Club re-
pcatrd Griffith Gaunt 40 Rumlord town
house. Wednesday evening March 18th 10
a fun house.
Rev. Geo. b. Haunafori closes his second
wear with the Methodist society in Rumiord
thiS spring. IL is the unanimous wish that
D., bc retained for another year.
The town vot a tO accept and pay S'nI
Tor the bridge caused to hc built 'y John II.
Howe. town agent, across Concord river.
Potatoes about all sold in this section.
Our market is Bryau,'~ Pond. on Grand
Trunk railroad.
There g., am active demand i'm this section
Tor working oxen, and young oxen Wen
matched bring good prices. - Ls'-,S''"
Journal
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Weather Report.

Temperature last week al An.
sunday IS snow; Monday, 2G@ cloudy; Tues
day, p clear; Wednesday, 80 cloudy; Thurs
day, So7 cloudy; Friday, a snow Saturday
ss> cloud.
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BORN.

In Bethel. Feb "a, 10 Joseph Knapp and wife, a
daughter .,, q,
$ Davis, Two daughters,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-15
DIED.

In North Paris, April 9, William ). crawford
aged 20 years, IL mon hs.
in Paris Mar. p. Of scarlet fever, Alice Lillian,
infant daugh or of William ii and Columbia Cole,
eyed W., - Gays. Portland Transcript pie use
copy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-15

Leroy Cortricbt, OF spencer, awole hi wife
Friday morning anil told her the Lord had com.
mandcd him 20 XII her. Mrs Cortrigit had suih-
Gent presence OF mind 10 make no demur, but got
pcrmis,i1n 10 20 down stairs and see her fick
mother before being slaughtered. and once down,
she scOotei for the nearest neighbour, nimbly
pursued by her husband. Assistance was procur-
Ell snd after q severe tussle, Mr. Coririghl was
secured ard placcl In DURANGO. He had become
suddenly insane from scrolulous catarh, and T.
supposed 20 hc ncUrsbe, though we certain
that faithful Use az Or Pierce Golden Mehi'a
Discovery and Or. Sagc's Caiarrh REMEDY would
effect speedy cure. For many years these rem
od.cs have been acknowledged ~ positive specii'
les for all scrofulous and catarrhal affections.
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SASH, DOORS AND WINDOW FRAMES
mcsscngcr's Notice.
,E or 1nr SHERIFF or OXFORD COUNTY
STATE or MAINE

STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD. IS .-PAGIs, March -, 4. y l-79
This is 90 give notice, That on the nineteen,h
dav OF March, \ u. l,sg, a VIBRANT IN insolvency
WAs issued cut Of the Court OF Insolvency Tor said
County OF oxford, against the estate q! orflh
Charles OF Fryeburg. adjudgei 20 be An IBs0ivenI
Debtor on petition of sid Debtor, Inch peiislc
vas Md on the nineteenth dav Of November A
u. ISIS. 20 which isst named date interest Oh
claim. /. 10 be computed; that the nyWert Of
any debts and the delivery and transfer Of any
property belonging 10 said debtor. 10 him or for
hi- use, and ire delivery and transfer Of any
nroperty D, him are forbidden by law; that n
meeting Of the creditors OF said debtor, TO prov
their deb,s aud choose one or more Assignees oil
his estate, will be held AZ a Court Of Insolvency
~ be holden ui the Probate Once, in slid County
OF oxford. on the sixteenth day 81 April, A.
ls.9 ID. nine o'clock IN the forenoon.
Given under IN. hand The oate Htst above written
ELBRIDGE e.. OSGOOD,
Deputy sheriff. as Messenger sf The Court OF In
so!yency for said County If OXFORD. hprs~2S
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.nNFDEp, sS:-At a Court OF probate held
Paris within md for the County Of oxford
on the uiird TUESDAY of Mach. \. %. lNs1.
on o., petition OF AEIG All. /. ROWE widow
Oof caleb Rowe, late OF Bethel. In aid County
dcctAfcj. prayirg Tor an allowance out OF The
Personal Estate oi her late hr.hsni:
Ordered, Tuatthc said Petitioner give notice
10 an pcr-ons Interested by causing copy Of this
orlcr to DE published three weeks rucccssNcly in
the oxford Democrat printed ~ Paris, that they
may apucar ~ q PROBATE Court 90 Re held NJ Paris
I'm said G lnnty on the third Tuesday 81 Nay next
Al % O'Clock IN Tie forenoon md shrw cause II ANY
they have Why the same should mot BE- granted.
4. fl. WAIKEE, JCd.e.
A trnn rnrN-nlfsLf. II q. nANIs. kcElstIT.
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Administrator, Aale.

DURSUANr 10 a license from the Hon. Tadge
i of Probate TOR the County q oxford, I .htlI
sell At public auction, unless sold al private sale
the first day a May 4. u. lsi9, 90 tn 1'cinsk
in the forenoon on the prem srs all tlc ghf iil,
and interest which Lorenzo :. Smith aie Il Brihei,
in said County, deceased had in ard g. tE. follow
ing described real estate viz The L1feulp Smith
homestead farm lying in BelIol ant NrAJ Cu
the north side of the Audr0scCggin River, ts ~
the same conveyed To the seit smtt- D, Peer &C..
Smith. ARMAND r SMITH. Ad.a'r.
Dated this 2Sth day Of March &. j.. leiJ.
sVrl3w
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EoNBJHY. April AL fools Who ven.
..-cI ou, ou the I>t inst. agree that IL was
tae rousbc>, day we have had for the win.
,.- We are having some fine weather
now: some Of the maple sugar prophct'
predict that there viii bc a fair run of
,so. There i an unusual amount OF
snow for the season.
staple, s Brown Of Cartilage. hsve put
ia. I'm round numbers. eight hundred thou>-
and feet OF lumber at Walkers Mills. ou
swim river. Il win % to the Canton
steam mill; they are TO drive it into the
AulroScogg,n.
IA. Hanson is building q shoe shop
School has closed in district No. ..
Several families moved into town, on. ol
about the l>t inst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-15
Society McCting.

The members OF the Eat oxford Aqr.euiu
Society arc hereby notified % meet al the Fair
Ground uall, DiNiieid, Saturday afternoon. MAY
81, 1879, at one O'Clock, 10 choose Secretary il
III vacancy caused b the death OF Brr ismn "
Stockweli, and 10 tTausac. any other business ina
may legally be proposed. Per order oil lru .tccai
HENRY W. PARK, Sec'y pro TEN.
DiAneld, March > ls5J. aprl-ia.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-15
Money Wanted.

100000 wanted for 2 term OF years upon
ishing notwithstanding vilsge in oxford County,
for which a f3ir rate OF interest W IN be paid. F0
pai ticulars ad iIess "smilh," at he office o. this
paper, APPS wv
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Messengers Notice.
FFIcE OF TIE saERIFF OF OXFORD COUNTY
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, SIS :-PARIs, March 81. \. D. 1879.
This is TO give notice. that on The thirty .hrSt day
OF March, \. u 1919 a warrant in insolvency was
issued out of the court of insolvency for said cOun
" of oxford, against the estate OF Isaac Chase Of
Peru In said county, adJudged 10 be An insolvent
debtor, on petition of said debtor. which petition
was died on the thirtyfrst day OF March A. d
1872 10 " hich lsst nAme'l date interest on claims
j. to be computed; that the payment OF any debts
and the delivery and transfer Of any pr perry be-
longing to said debtor TO him for his use and the
forbidden by law; that a meeting Of the creditors
said debtor, TO prove their debts aud choose one
more Assignces or his estate, Will be held at a
curt OF insolvency 10 be holden Ut the Probate
Onice in said county OF Oyf'rd, On the sixteenth
day Of April A. n. Is o al nine O'Clock in the lore
noon.
Given under NV hsnd the dale fret above written.
WARREN O DOUGLASS,
Deputy Sheriff ~ Messenger Of the Court OF In
sOlvency for said County of Oxford. apro'2w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-15

NITHEREAs, Jesse Packard o. BuckGc,d, in
w the county q ONt1ul and state Of Maine
bv his mortgage deed, da.cd september 70, A. D.
I,--. and recorded ln oxford L, cords, Book III,
PAGE ief. dil convey ia mortgage To- me, the nm
der-Iened the following tc-crlh real estate
situated IN BuckGcid ,afo rcsaid,v z; being pasture
and wood land And being part Of lot numbered
seventeen ~. fifth range and west division
oi lots m "a Bucknrli, snd bounded as Follows,
viz: Btgiuniug NJ Tie south east corGeg OF said
lot: thence south - deg west on the southerly
lire OF said 10. llO rods I'll IL passes rods by the
top OF tlfe highest ledge u said llae. thence norm
no del, east lis rod thence north % deg east, un-
I'll IL strikes The clstcrly line OF ~ lot, thence on
laid liue 10 tic DIRT mentioned corner containing
nrv acres, more or less, AMI being all and the
.auic premises conveyed To- said J ssie Packard by
one Jessie Turner, 10y WARRANTED dcei' Hated De
cemher L. A. - lS29 % which said deed reference
is hereby made for more particular DESCRIPTION
Of said p-emi-cz.-it being agreed IN whiting 10
the -lii mortgage deed that ia case Of breach OF
the conditions contained therein, there should
be only one years redemption after tie cont
nierccment OF foreclosure, ard whereas, the
enudit,ons OF sid mortgage deed having been
broken, T. the under, gned, claim to iorvclosc the
same agreeable 10 law. ....
JAMES II. DECOSTER.
DateI At said BucAhed this tenth day OF April, A.
L. lSIq a!53w
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II. =. TURNER. VI. d.,
HOmOODdthiSf,

NORWAY, MAINE
REHpENCE: BEAL'S HOTEL.
Otricr. 50 r,a- OF FEEELAND uUNE's IL
81 FRANCE OFflCE.
OFFICE HovGs TO 10, a. n. ITO @ pm.
Apr rs, 80 ly
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New Advertisements.
CATION.

UNllIS Is 20 forbid all persons hHrboin< oI
| trusting my miuor daughter. Lula /. Seayey
On ms acc,uai a. / rhIu pay 10 bills 81 her con
tracing aztec this datc. ....
Er5wnleil, April :, lS10. u 3w
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TIE sub-crihcr hereby gives public notice that
De has been duy appointed ny the Hon. JUDGE Of
Probate for the County OF Uytord. and assumed
the tru-t ol AIfnint-fratnr oi thr estate of
LEONARD pIEGiS. l1ic OF HrpWnHcld.
in sail County, deceased, by giving bond es iho
law Directs: be- thrscf requests a!. persons ln-
,lchted 20 the estate Of s0ii deceased 10 make
hnmcd ale payment aud hose who have any lie
rnapls thereon 70 exhibit the same 90
DAVID l. HASTINGS,
March Is iS7g. aptljiw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-15
TRIED TO MURDER Ills WIFE.

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
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IMish,rrery body toKnow.
No Deception Used.

II is strange 20 many people will continue 10
suffer day after day with Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant Constipation, sour stomach, General pe0i.'
~ when they can procure at our store SliILOH'>
vITALIZER. free Of cost II it does not cure or
relieve them. Price. 75cts. Sold by A.M.GERRY.
So. Paris. and all other Druggists.
FOR Lame Back, Side or Chest use SlIILOH'S
POROUS PLASTER. Price p COS. sold by a.
VI. GERRY. So. Paris. ami all other druggists
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-15
norice of Foreclosure.

Albany, April 10th. 1873. 10
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-11-14
Barnum'e Bonanza.

I.W. Barnum has issued a four page
letter sheet circular which he has sent to
his numerous correspondents and to the
newspapers throughout the country, Civ
ing an account of his recent trip to Bis
marck in which by way of postscript he
has collected numerous facts Of interest
in relation to Northern Dakota. He starts
out by informing them that his large tract
of land which he had advertised in the
New York dailies is not now for sale;
that he has determined to improve the
lands and operate the farms on his own
account. He says he is more than pleased
with Northern Dakota. The capacity
and durability of the soil is beyond all
controversy. 1t is the best wheat land in
the union and adds, II affirm, without
fear of Contradiction, that the highest col
oring ever given to it by Jay Cooke, in
his palmiest days, was no exaggeratlon::
but if anything short of the truth" And
Mr.. Barnum is right
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-11-14
Oysters and Dancing.

The Episcopal Church is nearing cem-
pletion and the young ladies Of the society
have determined to give an oyster supper
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of
next week for the benefit of the Church
construction fund Supper will be given
from five to nine p. ~, and then dancing
will follow. Tickets for the dance will
be one dollar including refreshments at
10 p. m. The yottng people are taking
hold of the matter with great deal OF
interest and the supper and ball is certain
to be a success. It will be held in Mr..
Jackman's rooms ON Main Street. The
rooms will be nicely decorated and every
thing will be done that can be done for
the pleasure or comfort of those attending.
Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-11-14
rl.e Mur..erer Wanted.

The sheriff of Winona County, MINI.
offers $500 for the arrest and conviction Of
the murderer or murderers of Mrs.
Anna Maria Krudewlck which occurred
in she Town of Wilson, Winona County
Minnesota, on the night Of the 29th OF
October, 1879. The supposed lnurderc'
is J.B. Smith, about As years old, sho,,
black hair and mustache mixed with gray.
long face with high cl,eek-boncs, dark
complexioned, face wrinkled, stern, deter
mined look; about five feet and ten inches
in height, and weighs about 1855 pounds; ;
French by birth, speaks English, French
and German; rather neat in appearance.
Wore dark striped pants and vest with
knit jacket, dark cloth cap and buckle
shoes,