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400, CIGARS d TOBACCO. 400
A Large and Fine Stock OF
T0BACC0S & CIGARS,
To select from at -,
HI. M. Mullins Store,
NNO. 4oa 'w. rRoNT sTREET,

ENO. 4W W. rNONI oAnnAAt
COnsisting of the following celebrated
brands:i Hold Fast, Let 60, Rebecca, VIC
tor. Happy Thought. Ac., &C. Get plug.
FIN EEUTS.-LOriliard's Century, A M
orosla, Old Honesty, Floral, &c, DC. Try
them.
CIGARS of my own manufacture, the
"CrOwn Jewels, 81 pure Yara the puff
a clear Havanna filler; with seed cigars
that cannot be exceiled at the price IN this
city.
SMOK E the celebrated Lynchburg snok,
ing tobacco, hard pressed and in bags,
purchased direct from tho manufacturer
In Lyncllburg. VA. Selling low.
VARIETI ES, ,-Plpes, cigar smokers,
pouches, &c. Paper, envelopes, ink, pens,
pencils. shoe backing, DC. Cloth i1ned
collars, that Will not wilt the first time you
wear them, aud uecxties. All OF the above
goods am selling very low. Come ana
see II. M NJ MULLlN.
jy22,4,26. 400 West Front street,
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q, 800 REV ARD. A..s-t
d We VIII pay the above reward for anv
Information that will lead 10 the arrest and
conviction OF the person or persons who
set fire TO our ioe house on the evening OF
the 2ld. WALTON BROTHERS.. %.
iva St. 80
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PENNSGROv vE CAMP.

Mrs. James Morgan of Asbury NJ. f.
Church, is the only person from Will
mington, having tent at Pennsgrove
Camp. A good many went over to the
camp to day from here.
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Decision. Reserved.

The case of the United States rs r. B
Rodney, was concluded III the U. s. Cour
yesterday, and Judge Bradfold has re-
served his decision.
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i. o. O. F..
EXCURSION & REUNION
4flf i~I
REHOBO1H BEACH,
Friday, Jul ly 25. 1879
WILMINGTON, Del, July "A, 1879.
GENERAL ORDER No.I.

FGENEhAL ORDER NO.. ls
The mem bels 8 of the Lodges, Encamp
ments and Co. A., Wilm inglo Battalion
OF PatrIarchs will meet al the Old Fellows
Hall, Third ard King streets, cd tht
morning of July 25th At O'Clock, sharp
The line wiA form on King street, right
resting on Fourth street, in the following
Order EncampmentN Nos. and Lodges
Nos. !, 2, 4 8, q, q, 36. % and 81.
Lodges Nos. IL and SO will form on Tenth
street, right resting Oh Market street and
will join the parad' as 1t passes that point.
The parade will be under the escort of Co.
a.. Wilmington Battalion OF Patriarchs,
and will pass over the following route
Up King street TO Tenth, along Tenth tc
Market, down Market to Fourth, uowu
Fourth TO Walnut. dowa Walnut to I. Nv
& B. depot and dismiss. By order OF
GEORGE ii, HUGHES,
Grand Marshal
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Aepalrinr tho n.

kssrs HWspairins W the Dam. s,s
in reosi.,l m%. Lea 4 Sons had men en-.
across sssptsS,s'ng tSs ags. the leakages In tbei, Hd
VIC hrAndywine Yesterday s''
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NEW ADvEkTrsESlENTs

XXTANTED.-Copy 0f the DAILY GA
w JxET cE, Of Monday, April 7th. Five
cents will be paid for a perfect copy
jy2l-tf TT AT THIS FFICE.
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and Com IneTcial.

WILMINGTON. Del, July "a, 1879.
l. test Stock quotations furnished o.
WIIIsinet0n, Del. al II NJ. to-day: 't..
STOCK QUOTATIONS..
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TICKETS AT THE DEPOT.
Tickets for the Odd Fellows grand
excursion to Repoboth, tomorrow, can
be obtained at the depot, in the moraing
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lEMOCRATs ATTENTION !

NEMOCRAGB AITENTIONI :.
~ a IL eeLingi OF the UIty- DeMOcratik
AssOci alton, will bs held In thehall oi the
Friendship Engine House.. fenth and
Shipley streets on Saturday evening, July
l6, 1873, att o'clock, A general attendance
Is requested, HI business OF importance in
reference to the City Election will be
brought for ward. BY order Of ule City
Executive Comm tat't
JAMES II. MYERS,
jy23-tm. PRESIDENT.
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Local Stocks nnd Bonds.

Local Stocks and bonds.
National Bank of Delaware. e.......s..". ~
First National Bank. IL
Union National Bank. ,..... ......42
National Bank Viii. and Brandywlne.. .
Farmers Bank. .
Wilmington Coal Gas COmpany........
Delaware X. X. 20. .................... ...z6t
Delaware Western II |, Co Stock,
Phiia. vii. 4 Baltimore Il. K. co.,. 651
Wilm Northern X. K. Co........... 22
Delaware Fire Ins. Co.................35
Delaware State Bonds ds-................1O lob
Wilmington City 6s.....................lU los
Wilm ington City SIS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 1922
New Castle County Loan. ....,..,....... 10
Delaware Railroad. first Mortgage. ..... 10
Delaware Railroad, ,exlensiOn... 101
Wn. Passenger Railway Co. LIST mort. "a
I" Stock,
MaqOnic Hall TO. Observation-Disclosures.
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YELLOW FEVER NINE YEARS Ago

THE CASES THAT OCCURRED IN CHES-
TER WHEN THE DISEASE RACED IN
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Bailiff Daily Of City Councll, Is OIL
ddly to-day upon the c. D. G. excursion
to Collins Beach, and at the meeting q
Council this evening .ex-City Clerk w
II Zee win act In his stead. This is the
first exclusion. Ballitf Daily has been OIL
this season, so 1t can readily be seentha1
\ these trips are not daily occurrence
with him. Ho' sre sHa t'.'
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The jolliest ..Pinafore" crew that ever
had anything to do with Wilmington,
sailed down the Christians creek, Tues
day, at noon, en- the saucy yacht Detd-
ware. The party was composed OF coun-
sellors Harry Shsrpley and H. Clay
Turner, of our city, lawyers Charles
Zane and George Buckley, Of the Phila-
delphia bar, and Henry Cobb, OF VIII
mington. As each of the four first men
toned parties could sing from fact, thai
he
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04

ABOUT LYING.-This world is very
much given ,n lying. Almost every body
ii, no, perhaps mahciou,ly or with n
cad purpose. but lies nevertheless. Some
,tl,uus lie because it is "a second nature
30 .Lrm others because they tear to
peak ihe ruth, lest Il Nigh, not be &C
eeptaole. There is deceit and dissimuls-
T. o all around you, sud unless you keep
,CJr eve open il is haid 10 tell what TO
believe and what 70 disbe,ieye. Medical
men deceive thor pa,louls by telling them
,bat they are wei when they ale 10:
Se.l, and no, well when they are we'll
C.ergvm"u sometimes practice deception
oy preaching what they do not believe,
srt bv not believing what they preach.
LtSyers. OF course, lie right and LETT. Il
IS heir business 90 ne. and nobody can
1iame 'bUn. Tao politicians iie contin-
,t.F. and there i, probably 10 class OF
tr. p,op.e who tHuyc letter Oh i. II
.L., 5s sad them thai they wax tat on
i-- TIE .aiiss iiv--or. rather. they tell
.,o.ic,. ,l.. Of ,olise, 1t would never do
. say o.. "A .~ ie. Tnoy send down
sod "a; they are not a. home when
o.5 -r. s., home, and they declare that
...y A.e delighted 10 sec somebody
.tau. s., the momelt, they wish at the
iom u The sea. Even editors have
..rr ka2vu to lie IN exceptional and ~
.ao,jiaary cases. Ire merchant de-
,-.v,s you la lae goods you buy; the
stcc5r decelyos yoG in the tea be sells
ycl; the baker lies about .Aa weight o.
a.s .cst, and there are cases on record
Racye mo butcher and The coal man have
.enn gully o; an untru,h. In short, it l.
o. hioEab!e 10 lie. and II people believed
. hey beard about each other. every
body would come 20 the conclusion that
every body else was great rascal and
really ocsht not 10 Do allowed TO 20 at
.eIge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04

-Olr needs TO 20 to San Francisco to
oeho.d Inc extreme OF shoddy gentii,y.
There is lady "a, one OF the leading no.
tots VINO never appesrs in the dining
room ~rh less ,han from $4,000 10
$50 600 worth of diamonds on her per-
son There is another lady at another
Eo.el sLo wears pair OF solitaire ear
-iccs worth $4,000. They belonged to
'.t objection OF Jewels OF Qleeu Isabella
Spain. snd were purchased al auction
~ Pare. These two stones were bough,
III S24 600. Another lady with brooch
shaped ike tenn leaf aud glittering
~uh E,y or hundred diamonds is esti-
us-,j - having a superGci 4 value Of
rom Sl5 900 10 $50, 600 Some thieves
reo,ilA cIep: ,nlo lads room at II no.
~ eti'e she vas dining With h,r tu'-
p.p6. They ransscked trunks aud
d.a ors, and obiainel Ta'ch aud chain
and some coin. But they got no dis
uoad,. The adv had gone down to dir
uer with every jewel gl;ttering in beT
toilet
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04
She Wou,dnT Nett.

A day or two ago, while servant girl
opened the side door Of a house on Sibley
street m response % a tramp's knock, her
face looked so kind and benevolent that
the hungry man had no doubt that good
dinner awaited him. He had, however,
laid on, certain programme, and he
therefor began:
"My dear woman, | haven't had any
thiDg 10 eat for two days, and wanted to
ask sou would spare me one of these
icicc Raich nave fallen from the caves p
"W ell, | dunno" she slowly replied, as
she looked out Il suppose We might
spare you one, if you are really suffering
but o. course you won; take the largest
and o,st?"
lie .tepped down and selected an ieicle
about Eo feet long, and in a hesitating
manner inquired;
Il you would only sprinkle little
peppe- ~ this l would De forever thank
"Its rather bold in you to ask it, but
Il SuN sc 1 Noh NfA AnNAN oA a tittiNf q w.
little, she replied, aud she got the pepper
and j.stcd biz .luncheon" very sparingly.
you seem 50 benevolent III ask you
to spT okie on little sail as well; l ike
my j, c.cs seasoned up pretty high.
y a arc a bold man, slr, and IT'S PLAIN
that "a lave the appetite Of a g.utton'
but give yoa BIT Of salt and then
you gone, she replied.
". ,h- ,c,c.e had been duly salted
the T. oppressed his thanks, but didn't
move aa-e His game Was not working
10 ST. c.m some folks wouldn't have
stool .nc-e and seen him bite Of the eud
of d ,Ig lcic.e. but this cir. did. Aud
furtha-, when he aesitated 20 20, she H.
diguaat.y called out;
Il sLow What YOU want You DOW
wal, lie 70 warm The icic.e in the oven
for w and then to put on some mustard,
bu, IL. never. never do it,"
The man moved slow y out OF the gate,
and IS he threw his icice at passing
dog BE- gave utterance to his disgust 10
laneu.cc -unctuated entirely with s.ung
Shots Detroit Free Press
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Notice of foreclosure.

IIvHEREAS, IA II Wake. OF Frycburz, in
w the County OF OXi0-d AMI Stu" OF Mainei
b. his mortgage deed dated october 2li, 1873, re-
ogdei ia the oxford Western District Registry OF
Deeds BOOK - Page 20. conveyed 10 me, the sub
Gerber, ai. his undivided interest = the real e.
tate OF his ldte father, JOha L. Walker, and 81
which bis father died seized or possessed OF, or
had any title or interest In AT lime OF his deccasc
snd which real estate Comprised thc homestead
farm AND ou; land herewith connected, all situ
sitd il SAID frYeburg, and occupied by said John
T. Waller AZ time Of his deceAse, and for many
years before and also thai parcel OF iutcrgae land
Ia FH tburg known ~ "thc Frye Point and
decided 10 seid John u. Walker BY Caleb and
Nathaniel Fye, and also that parcel Oi intervsle
l4Id ia said Flyeburg known as the "HOrr Field,
aud decided 10 said John =. Walker by stewart Il.
lIorr. AMI whereas the condition of said mort
gage i, broken, noN therefore bv reason whereof
! claim "a foreclosure by virtue OF the statute IN
such case made and proyided.
DAVID K. HASTINGS.
Fryebury Feb'y ~, ls7g. 2j.3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04
AnunuI Meeting.

TINHE Annual Meeting OF the Bulnford Falls &
| BuckAoid Railroad Company, will be- held az
the oilire Of said company in station ~ Cant u,
in III. County OF oxford. On WEDNESDAY, 'he
FIFTH dly OF MARCH. \ ID. ls-f. af eleven
O'Clock IN ne forenoon; 90 act or ths following
business. 90 vi. g.
l. 10 chyo-, d.e, ctof- Tor the ensuing year
= To act upon thr qirrtioG Cd. pcre.inure Dos
tle corporation ct tu 4ct pa- cd a. i1r session
Of tlc Iygi-ltturc ftr 4 u 1873. entitled an act
addi' iJnal Ia an hct % incorporate thc RumioId
FAILS iackfeiI Railroad COMPANY
E. To make such alterations OF additions g. the
Iy-Ny- as may De 81 emel advisable.
{. To determine, " deemed advisable, the hm .
OF the Capital stock OF the corporation the mum
ter o. shares into which Il NAV he divided, and
the mode ard IN inner OF it, payment.
.. TO act on any other business that may prop
erly come before the meeting.
GEORGE ID. BISBEE, Clerk.
Buckfeld. Feb q, 1879. lsSE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04
". Picknich's ROOM

There Is a very attractive room az lpS-
wien. Cus.. 10 whit Pickwiek's room,
AZ the Great White Horse Hotel, the true
his,-,, Of which Is curious and hitherto
uugrolishel When Charlie, Dickens was
4 veg yogoc man and unknown 20 fame
he ,.-o-.-- io- the Morning Chrouic.e-
which Journal .ent the services OF the fu-
ture novelist TO the Suffolk Chronicle on
the occasion Of Suffolk aSSize Arriving
at Is destination, the young press-Wan
en- ysj the comfortable best room OF the
oh. hotel, the Great White Horse. But
late 10 the day, o. the influx Of visitors
become great, the churlish landlord, named
Bro. >s - generally called odd Billy
b who mad very small respect for
the gees and very limited Ideas as TO It's
pow surrendered Dickens bedroom to
som 'ecal macnate, assigning TO that
new aper fellow" one far less roomy and
comfortable. and placed, IN fact, Just over
SON, tab.ing.
Dickens was naturally much annoyed,
bu, s.,d itte. b,iiag hi- time. When
"P wi 4" tock toe literary word by
stc,u. rs ud.crous aud scarcely cx4g5er-
ate description Of ,he White Horse,
"wb- they sod the wo.s, possible v.ue
at &. le-, possible price, entire } altered
Nj Brooks notions rs 20 the power or
The yen. and much OF MS later life was
spent 10 raving about the injury Dickens
We uoiug him. Not long attcrwart,
b. 4, died and the hotel changed hands.
Bu. b, the years rolled by, the landlords
be- 90 discover that the brilliant hui
mCr.s- nad done tar more good taau harm
b. making the hotel one Of Piekwleks
res.-.s. Tourists and travellers Of all.
kini,-e,pelIA. y Americars-a0ck to The
Khd, Hct-e 90 view the scene Of Mr..
Pie lcks startling adventures with the
NJ l.c-,ged adv
VaeJ0er the attendants always point
out che same room, we cannot say-cle4y-
" ,ae room will DC just As well as an
9th, ID; 1t IL certain that visitors keep
cvn.'. 10 see u 10 the present day.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04
'COLLIHS'
VOL TAIC PLASTER

Affords the most cI steful relief In hhou-
uaAtism. Weak spi e. Local Pains Ner-
yous Affections. L-oal rheumatism lis
DoulourcuN. NcrV. IS Palm, Affections OF
the Kidney. Erss iured Ribs, Affections
OF the Chest. ColCB and Coughs, Injuries
of the Back, strR ms and Bruises, Weak
Back. Nervous r. IN of the Bowels Cramp
In the Stomach md Limbs, Heart Aheo-
lions. Enlarged plcen, Bruises and Pune
turrs, Rheuna. Ism OF the Wrists ana
Arms, Asthma Gout. Local and Deep
seated Pains, ! AIN la tho Chest. stitch In
the Back. TaI In tho Hip, Faricoso or
Enlarged Vein Crick I'm the Back and
Neck. Tala a. Weakness In Side ana
Hack. uoi.r.cn .s-. Sore Throat, Lumbago,
Whcoping e. 18Th, sharp Pains In the
Br,,asi, Heart Disease. Quin>y' Diabetes
and for LamsI 80 ia any part Of the body'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04

CC"Cs DENvATIJNs.-The word pam
phl derived from the name of q Greek
au .--, psDlhyia who compiled
hi, ,as word into thirty five little
bo 81,
"Iu-cb aud Judy Is a contraction
froo i,-tlus and Judas. Ii Is a relic Of
a. r.d miracle play, in which the actors
we-c Pontius Plate and Judas Iscariot.
"B'got" Is from Visigotha, in which the
fierce aud iuto.eraut Adrianism Of the
Nisigorh couquer0rs Of spain had been
handed down TO infamy
"Humbug" Is from Hamburg; 4 piece
o. Hamburg news was in Germany
prcye-bial expression for false political
Iumcrs
g cze" derives its name from GAIA,
where B, was made.
-TsbbY cat" is a., unconscious that her
nam : derived from Atab, a famous
ST. IN B4.lad Inhabited by the manu-
fac l..s ~ sik,n stuff, called Atab or
tar tac wave markings Of the wat
erc5 silks resembling pussy's coat.
Odd Scratch Is the demon Skratti, who
st, survives in saperstiJi0ns Of Northern
EuIore
ODD Mel" Is none other than Nikr,
the Dangerous wafer demon OF the Sean
dinayian sgeui.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04

The Lewiston Journal truly says that
the cost of publishing newspapers was
never greater than now. The decline in
materials is more than offset by the in
crease Of Geographic and editorial expen-
ditnres upon every live newspaper. In
proof of this it is only necessary to call
s,tea,ion to the recent and almost I'M
prccedented mortality among newspapers.
Newspaper publishers have to pay postage
o. papers sent from their Offices, which
wa formerly paid by subscribers In fact
there are to-day few newspapers in Maine
WHICH are more than paying expenses
Tie difficulty of making collections, the
increased losses and exsctions of newspa-
pcr>, involving larger expenditure, have
maize the past few years a season OF es-
Pceial hardship among newspaper pub
listers. We humbly beg anybody who
doubts this to start a newspaper OF his
Own.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04

REBEL HISTORIANS. "reminiscences of
the war by Confederate authors are pop
ulsr just now. They are highly interest
ing generally written in pleasant style,
hu5 there is something wonderfully mys-
;crious about them that we can't exactly
understand. We read Confederate Colo
nei's account of the siege of Vicksburg,
in which it appeared that Gen. Grants
lines were driven back steadily day by day
all through the month Of June, and why
Pemberton ever surrendered isn't explain
ed. and, indeed, it isn't stated, but rather
the impression is given that he didn't,
that Grant surrendered. And We have
jus, read an account by Confederate SOL
dier Of the siege Of Petersburg, which, it
appears, was only evacuated after the gar
risen had annihilated the Union army, and
was then only evacuated on account of
some mysterious reason that no fellow can
dnd out.-Burlingtou Hawkeye.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04
Notice of foreclosure.

JITUFEEA~. ou fhc fifteenth dag of Ju'y. ID
W l-.u, John C.Pil-hurs ruc " u'H Fi'i-uui'
~ N l1fh of FlgtUur.. Name. hy thrli mort.Hg.
Ell, ct thlt date. trcD0'.'a ir the oNf1d Western
.rict Kr.l-try .l I.rl- book ~. p sr "a, CON
t.-ei 20 me the -UH .rrihcr certain i.'.l o. rti."
.it.' sa,d trre1urg. amt dee ird t' them tl
Liam. Hartman tUf-l .lu of F.i- Iri ttt
t'..f.bHry 10 -put 5at". and wuI.H r.tl estate b.
knows. H4 the fdc. f.fu rrJ meadow and iitD
B, occupied - morris PH.sbue. row deceased
a.. nd farm CONTAIN. enc IUu.r.i a.rt-, more
o. l... nj sR m. ldow shout eleven acres, Co
.,fhrr w.tp ono hell 81 tEe buI.l-l- tltrrnn, and
= b,.rcl- the condition Co.. sg3 m1rtg-gn broken
now then. by reason lhereotl oitin q i"Tcc.o-ure
on, no 10 the rrusi. .pns OF the statute L. -ucH
cs.-o rnsdc anil provided
p.t,iAt FryeUurg. tho .U,h Jay of February, 4.
h. l-,H -"
JOHN L. HARTMAN
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D. H. DRUMMoND,
NO. So EXCHANGE STREET,
CORTLAND.

OXFORD. IS AT a Court % Probate held az
Paris, With and tor the County Of oNi'-
GA the third t. -i.,i Ol January. a. u. ls7s,
IN the Petition OF ALONLO FOMKOl, Eus-
I band 0f Martha 4. P1mr3y, late Ct n4ri-
lord, IN -fd County. deceased. PRAYING Tor an
allowance uGs OF tic Personal Estate ct ri, late
vie. also waving he provisions made for hl7
jcuC6t in the VII ul hi- said wife:
ORDERED, That Tie said petitioner give 10. e,
20 IA persons interested by causing copy oitnls
Or-eTto Dc published three week. -uccrssively IN
5Et Oxford Democrat printed a, Paris, hsi they
nay ap! ear al Probate Court TO be held 81 Ills
in said County, on the third TUESDAY OF Nar. Tex.
Al O'Clock IN the iof euoon and shfV cause u any
they have why the san.e should not bc grantr'
4. n. WALkEk, Judse-
true cOpy-attest: Ii. {. DAVIS, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04

OXFORD, AT a Court Of Probate he'd "a
Paris within and TOY the County OF oxford on
the thifi ruesdaf e January, A II. lssy.
NZTILLIAM X. GREENE, Executor On the es-
w tate OF George Bsbb, lac Of Peru, IN .Ai0
County deceased having presented MS account
Ol administration Oi the Estate OF raid deceased
l0r allowance:
Ordered, That the said Executor give notice
10 all persOnsintor,sted by causing a copy oiihis
Ordert1 De- published IN yin the
OXFORD Democrat priDtC j at Paris, that the! MAJ
appear at Probate Court o be held az Pans
In said County on the third Tuesday OF March heXt
at O'Clock IL the lore and shcw caust Al any
they have why she same 81 ouid not be allowed.
A. ii. WALKER, Judge.
Atrueoopy-attest Ii . Z. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04

to cows kept in connection with swine,
and the dressing thus made, put back on
the land, would not do the soil as much
or more good than the clover ploughed in,
and thus leave profit on the butter and
pork made from the clover fed to the cows.
A. T. Nj.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-03-04

NUHEREts, CyIus Dunn. thc1 Of hu'u-n 10
w the county Of ~. -'-cOEuin nui state ~
Name. On, ou thc 4i,h day OF March. \. ID. l>'t.
hs bus mortgage deed Of uht date. convey % one
RruI. rin Allen VI Peru, 10 he county oi oxford
At. ~ A. ne. by mortgage decd, recorded In
80 DNrTd Cnuutr Rccnrt-, Book l"t, Fls' 90,
the .'futiLs describe real tate '|k ~ certain
piece of nrI -tusfet IN the town off Peru n
said .ouly of DNIuId. and STAKE. bring ,a' same
and .,li tne land which Wa convey sl 90 me Tie
.ttI t.4l- Dunn. by Nalm.fr A. 1 ADJ. Dos A,.
!..c,l dat.t Or'Dh.-H 4 ~. ISIS nn1 rro or'lcl
with ONiori Records, Book l5I. P4sr so also one
other piece o. land in SAID Peru. being The same
aaI 4i' the land conveyed ~ nae. th" -Nid Cyru-
Dunn bv WIN Paul. by lI- decd. dftr'i Dccc M
her T. \ u j. I'd and recorded 10 oxford Records,
Book I-i Page - --N l-n ONE pfhr. piece 90 land,
M sHrl Peru. being the same and til tn" land
which VAS t,rcIstl 90 CERTAIN decd from u", Tie
sad CYRUS Damn. 90 ha- Dunn. being tl-. stfur
90 ,,Nirh uy saw m'N O. " sttut- near flr Cha.
-. = ..ul IaIm. SEQ called. A.. l'f'a-- Oh. -f.d
r.prt ne drt was q transferred AMI 30 -r '<rtd
no no under .r,l D. Fernando q. i;fri.is
the admin .uator 90 o., estate OF The aid BruJ'n
Allen. ON the an iAN %! Dcceml"r, s. u Is-- aIH
IhoTci-, the conditions ~ -tit mortgage hove
ie.n broken hereby. ci-iJA a foreclosure OF t.e
ssme accord .pg t1 'hc statute DO such CO.. On ale
and PROVIDED ELIAS iO\EJOf
Peru, Fec 10, I--'. l-3W
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Notice to Pension ers.

have copy Of the law granting arrear' % pen.
liins " it'll the rules Of the Comm -siOner OF Pen
silus for obtaining the same, ant am prepared To-
make cut the papers. certify 10 them. and forward
10 Washington for the small fee 90 50 cents. The
rules OF the Pcusipn Once require The Justice 10
ce.tifv 10 ihe number ot the Pension Certificate,
tat does not require IL 10 be sent u Washing ton
or TO 20 out Of your hands. J. VI. DAVIS.
flI.3w No. Paris. Me.
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NALARIAL FEVER.

MAMMAL FEyERs. conltipato on, torpiIi.y O.
tne h,,r and Kidneys, general debility, ner' Gus
act. 2ai ueuralsiAc ailments yield readily TO thii
l1,A. 81 ,ase conqueror, Hop B.lors. II repair
tr- r4vases OF disease by converting the food int
stc' oOd. aud 1t gives new life and yigor 10 Ia
eyed and iudrm always. see Proverbs in 9th
p column. f25-sw
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- ,.s rls.'. cause o! nervousness Is Indigestion
aad ga. IS eau ell by weakness OF tie stomach
No -5e ctu lave sound nerves and good health
without us:DS HOY Bitt 10 Strengthen The 5tcm'
act., purity the blood and to keep the liver and
kidDcys active, 10 csuy OF al the poisonous and