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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08
THE IMPOSSIBLE BOY.

Il say, cap" said the boy carelessly,
eve lust give YOU my handle; Flash Light
ming and prospector, and mean business.
This miraculous and grammatical sentence
stands under a picture which for week
hack has adorned the windows Of youth
of IA or Whereabouts, who had Il seven
shooter in his hand, look of calm deter
minatiOn in his eve. Several hardy miners
stand aghast at the warlike attitude of the
boy. lie means business The word
..carelesSlv." which is thrown in, In the
above sentence shows what a terrible thing
boy OF fourteen can be. Life aud death
are mere playthingS in his hands, and there
is great danger that some of the unpro-
tected miners will be seriously damaged
before that ten-ccnt novel i finished We
know how the whole thin. will turn out
and >o the helligercnt sentence and naughty
picture of that noble boy, tempt Us in vain
to >uuandcr ten cents. Naturally hoy OF
LISA No the very apex of all creation. There
ara. very few boys of "A but know more IN
"a minute than their fathers learned in their
whole lives II i to De regretted there
fore that the novelist OF the Oliver optic
school makes the hoy of u even worse
than nature intended him To be Mr.. Optic.
aud Others of that liz. give Us awful doses
or m, impossible Boy" lie is calm and
stern. generally. aud doesn't mix in very
much with the friyolitie> that engage the
attention OF his parents. In fact il i sell
dom that the Impossible Roy" will deign
to notice his progcnitor>, OF if he does he
barely tolcrate> them.
The Impossible Boz" shines forth in
his greatest m>trc ON board vessel
when "a lnutiuy takes place. MutinieS are
takm. place everywhere the Impossible
pov sails. according TO the Opticanno'el>.
What is ship without mutiny: Com
mer,c would Doe "a hollow mockery were
fn.r, ~, luutmicS. With dark lowering
brav> and other dangerous weapons the
burrv sailors cougrcgate towards the
rr,w The officer, are powcrie>>- the
cutsin'> wcathcr-beaten cheek turns pale
lie g., "a ir>t-rate man, generally. and has
crossed th, ocean scores OF times but
this awful occasion i too much for him.
III, looks around and sees the calm, rcSo-
lutte face ~ the Impossible Boy. In
that look OF defiant resolution he sees
help safety. lie calls the boy to the
cabin and frankly admits the situation has
become too serious FOR him. The boy
take, all the authority and wheciharro"
of pistol, ami marches ON deck. In a
voice that rings loud and clear ia always
rings above the bowling of the tempest
hc shouts; but why trouble the reader
with trivial details: The boy, single
handed. queIl> the mutiny. brings m the
ship safely 20 port, hands her over 20 the
captain with few worl> OF advice a. e"
his conduct should another such emcrscu-
cy ever arise. receives the captains heart
fl, thanks and perhaps his daughter be-
comes immensely rich, etc. etc, etc
D.frf Frs Pr,s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08

Paris Me Mar. %, ls7o.
Notice Of Foreclosure.

NOTICE l. hereby given, that Lena- V. Biu.
y leu OF DNirld. ia The COputF IL oxford auI
; ale Of Maine. lhtsic'an. on the tc' Oh tay
December. \. y. ISL, by h. mortgage decd %.
that date, recorded 10 OXluid Krgi-.r, of Decl-
inrut II "a certain note. described o. -lid mort.
gaze, the stand n which salt Blrtirtt and hi
family LOW reside, being rounded on th- north Do
land OF the heirs OF be ll,c Charles I Chase
east by land OF y ilow Funicc libby ard samuel
White, south by the Coun roai aad a : tuilel
white land, and west by land at Stephen
Or NTH conta ininx three Il urfhz ut mo Dc,
or less: and whereas. the cOnd lions of "a mort
gage having been broken, claim foreclosure OF
II agIceably - The statute IN ,uca case made anj
provided. + G.. EEl NOLDr.
Wilness-T.. IT. LUDDEN.
DiXutlI, March -, 1873. apIl 3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08
Jung and Throat Elections.
Notice OF Foreclosure.

VITHEREAS, Eber ClOugh and Oryille ID
w Clough. both of Bethel, In the County OF
OXFORD and state of Maine, by their mortgage deed
dated April 18th, 1874, aud recorded in ONiord
9egistry of Deeds. book lG2 page 49,. did convey
in NOR gage 20 me the undersigned, the follow ing
described real estate, situated in Bethel VIZ =
Reiug part Of lot NUMBERED twenty.thTee IN the
fourth range Of lots, and bounded. commencing
AZ a stone monument on range with the north wesl
corner of laud formerly owned by William FRYE
and the center Of the east wing or end OF me
stone dam of the fulling mill formerly owned 10y
Moses 4. Cross, thence running north sixteen &c
grees west 20 a stone monument eight rods south
erly from the COUNTY road thence west@ ardly IL
ne south east corner of the Pirckney Burnham
house lot, so called; thence on the sail thurman
mouse lot and the saw mill ward 10 pine tree OF
he bank OF the mill brook TO land formerly owned
by said Gross; thence on said land formerly owne
~ said Cross 10 a stone monument in the said
range between the said corner OF said land Tor
merly owned by said Frye and the center OF said
stone dam; and thence eastwardly 10 tue hrsl
mentioned bound being same premises conveyed
% said Cloughs by the undersigned by decd o.
even date with said mortgage, and It being agreed
the said mortgage deed that, IN case OF
preach OF the conditions OF SAID mortgage, lLere
should be only one years redemption RIter IN,
commencement of foreclosure by any lawful
method; and " hereas the conditions Of All mort
gage having been broken, |, me undersigned, by
reason thereof, claim a foreclosure,
ROBERT a. CHAPMAN.
Dated at Bethel, this 2sth day Of March A
Is7g aprl-3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08
UNION FARMERS CLUB.


A. the Union Farmers Club meeting
holden at Oxford, March 2Sd, the fore
noon was spent discussing orcharding.
Mr.. John ). Holmes said he had 4 or
) hundred apple trees set in rocky pas
ture: have done very well; believes IN
raising fruit.
Mr.. Cyrus HAYES said he had set Ne"
York trees; has given them as good care
"a, corn: they bore the seventh year from
setting: have slit the bark the whole
length of the trunk for what ! call bark
bound: it proves a cure. New York
trees have done better than Maine trees
for me: have done better where | plow
and cultivate than where l only hoe and
dig about them.
Mr.. Faunce said that some wears ago
he owned am old orchard; thinks he IN
iured It very much by hard pruning IN
the spring. Does not have "a very good
opiniou OF New York trees, prefers home
grown. With gooj care fruit raising Is
profitable.
Mr.. Cac>lcy said hc never had good
success with New York trees, have with
homo grown. Ipurcha>cdau old orchard;
those trees that 1 lett uupwned did as
wen a, those prsucd Ny best success
With p.um- was by putting coppcras
ar,ard them. Ia Do. 90 q trcc, It made
them very thrifty auJ bear bouuuiully-
Mr. Fsarre ,rsrlrcI IL auy one could
give remedy tor black kuo; on p.umS.
Nr smith said be- had known It done
by cine us, o, thc ku,tc, hy cutting hart
and deep
Mr. Jordan ~a.0 boz thinks trees are
SOM. Ike -hc human family. IL Is about
us barI Co make ncw branches gro" ON
old u.e, O., new limbs ora o.dpeop.e. A.
tor plum, auj cherries. cannot make them
tfr.-, ua.y ah.a, So long. prefer 90 set
new ones Co keep good O. supply. rather
,hau bother with the DID, Never find any
trouble by ca.,.n. lr-. limbs when
cover Gin. wound with clay.
Mr. Tdayor said We DO not DO as well
Us v0 know. know ! have not. Think
farmers q. ra. u.s. ralc give their trees
ur1,.-csrc. have los. Lvuc-,cyt. Would
not SIT tr.c> ,,-y deep. Have shade
.r.-> -ravir- .aa, I take great pleasure
and rrjc IN.
NIr. Richards said. split plum trees
In June oa the south side and put in uu-
crrum ,hc SIZE of O. bean. ltisa sure
,...-.. .,- f',.L L~o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08

How TO SAVE THE S-yASuE>.-D.
@ Cushman In telling us about hi, gar
den. saws that his squash vines were IN
iurcd bv worms az the roots, thereby rum
ms hi, crop. / have somewhere read
tha, 5y slightly sinking the vine INTO the
ground a, the first joints and covering
well with earth after the vine has got
well 20 running. that new roots VIII be
sent out sufficient 70 mature the crop IN
spite OF the worms - Correspondence
Ul. f0rm.r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08

The Intelligent Foreigner-Miss
smith: Can YOU pick out Archie and
Kate down there, Mr. Calembert: Mr..
c.; "Oh, YES, l am very good-looking.
Miss $ gently: That does not mean
'kcen-sighted. Mr. c.: All, YES, YES
Va. mean am looking yer well. -
Londoa Fiu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08

A Young flop said TO an academician,
Ought TO say Fetch me the water,
or Bring me the water. if l wanted a
drink: Neither, responded the phil
ologist, with a sweet smile; "'you ought
to say, Drive me to the water, or Lead
me 10 the water.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08

Somebody has found ont that since
modern missionary work began. the Bible
has been translated into 2l2 languages
thirty-uine of which had never before been
written: that these languages are spoken
by so 10000 human beings, and that the
book is distributed at the rate Of nearly
twelve a minute
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08
-When Colfax married pretty Ne

When ColfaX married pretty Nell
Wade, years ago, it was Noble PrentisS
who went about among his acquaintance,
asking. ..Since Colfax had Nellie Wade,
why does he not have her uncle weighed
also :" And when they would all give
it up, he would answer: Because he's
Ben Wade. Pluck.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08
Notice Of Sale.

DCGSUANT 10 a license from the Hon Judge
i of Probate for the county OF oxford, shall.
sell at publlc auction, on the premises on THURS
DAY the SIN day of MAY, next, at 10 O'Clock IN
The forenoon the homestead farm of Benjamin
Peabody. late Of Albany, deceased, including the
reversun Of fhe widows dover for the payment
OF bis just debts expenses Of sale and OF admin
istratiOn. GEO. III, BROWN, Admir-.
Dated March 20, 1879. al 3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08

An old lady from the South said she
never could imagine where all the Smiths
cane from. until she saw n a New Eng
land town a large sign-"Smith Manu-
featuring Company.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08
Society Meeting.

The nembe-, of the Eat oxford Agricultural
socety are h eby Uoti1 d TO meet al The ian
Ground Hail, q killed. Saturday, afternoon, MAJ
Sd, 1s79, at on 'clocs, TO choose Secretary y
6 vtca1cy ca l,Cd by the Alh OF Benjamin W
ockTell, and O. ira ,s act other business thai
may legally be % opo cd. Pr orde OF Trustees
HENRY W. PARK, Secy pro TEN.
DiAfeld Marcl %, 1879, aprl'jw'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08

Funny things are often found in life
insurance proposals Here j. one who
SAYS he uses liquor "only in mince pie;
another wants his insurance paid TO his
legal sisters e" this one SAYS his brother
was .dwromdcd i'm the Thames; and Yet
another defines his occupation 10 be a
Halter" Rare Ben Jonson' liked a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08
March Is. ls7o.

OXFORD. ss:-At Court OF Probate hell az
Paris within and foo the county Of oxford
on the third rue-slay of Mar %, \. u. 1879,
NIu,Eo =. MOULrDN, administrator ia th'
VI estate oi Ami HrfEr- ,litc ot PoUcr,lu SAID
county deceased, having prr-cntri his l-t arc ul
of administration e tic estate OF Said deceased
for ALLOWANCE.
Ordered. That the said Admin traitor give motto,
tpult p,rsou- Interested by causing cupy 90 tri-
order {, be Published tAToe week .ucc.-sivcly lu
tHc Oxford Democrat printed go FIlls. tiHi they
may appear 90 Probate Court tp d. hrii % Paris
in sad c,untj, on thc thiul Tuesday OF Nay neat
lt nine O'Clock 100 the forenoon, aud .htN cause %
any they have why Tie same should nor b' allowed
\ u W ALkEI;, Judgc
4 tue copy-aii,,t: II. & DAVE. i;cs.-icr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08
CAUTION.

WHEREAS ms wife, EHEIISE +. STARBlhD
w has. without caufe and against my win ieii
Iny bed and board, now therefore, all persons are
hereby cautioned not 10 harbOr or trust her on NV
account AS shall pay no debts contracted by her
and A. have good home where sui-able prOvis.
ion il made for her and to which che Is earnest ly
desired II return.
wM. T.. sTARBlRD.
NJ pnrls Much 81 lAln al By
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice lhai
he has been duly appointed by the Hon Judge ol
Probate for the County Of Oxford and assumed the
trust OF Administrator 81 the estate Of
NEHEMIAH MANSON, late oi oNioTu'
In said County deceased by giving bond a. the law
directs lac therefore requests all persons VINO are
Indebted 30 the estate Of said deceased 10 max Il
mediate payment and those who have any demands
thereon 10 exhibit the same to
CYRUS :. HAYES.
d l.. l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08

OXFORD, sat "a Court OF PROBATE held at
Paris. ws.bin lrf FOR hc County oi DNi9fl, ou
the thIru TurtJty uf March, 4. u. 1879
IvILBOEN L BDWkEE. Executor on iho rs
IN tate of willard Uoh,r lat' Of sumner. no
,...u county, deceased, rt.ius present Dog He-
conn, ot aIllIuI-trl'Il n 90 The estate OBJ. Az 'c.
crA led iir allowance.
O-lcrrd. HAT tly said Executor give up.ic'
to all persons interested by causing copy oft1l'
0rdcito BE- pu5ii-hri Sine, tht
DNfJri Democrat ptiut,dIf Paris, thIf they uI,
appear ~ q Prob To- Court 90 De- held 10 rur..
iu said County "a the tlIrd Iu,,t4yu NJ. next
At O'Clock inthvforcnoou gnd .h'y cIu-c eft any
they have why she same should not pee slowed.
All. IS ALkEN Judgs,
Atrurcopy-a u G. DAVIS. lirgl-t'r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08
nc r,,nc Id III. re:asar o.. nol hs evetlooksa
TIC NNIN u N''HN
SYMPATHETIC DISEASES,

Affections OF tho Trr. Ear. Throat, Lungs and
Bronchial Tubes 81 hlDl in many CIscs accompany
q severe case Of Cstarrh. Tho iufamcd and diA
eaIed condition Ot tHt mucous membrane y the
has been brought properly uad'r the inhlencc oi
the RADICAL CURE. perfect freedom from them
cannot be reasonably CNVrCfrH- - . 90. . -.
IL h but three NcAr- since ~ANthlsp'S ltAnl.
CAL CURE was placed before TIE public. but IN
that short time 10 has found ii- way rom Maine 10
California. and Is every rhc5c acknowledged by
druggist and physicians q Dc tNc most successful
preparation f1r the thorough treatment OF CatarrA
ever Compounded. To. fsr, ull De deemed 81
more Importance when 10 f- coupled With The state.
meat that within I'VE years over - dlfereut
remedies for CataTrh have been placed on sale and
TO-DAY. With one or tWo exceptions. their nance
cannot Dee recalled hy tac best informed druggist.
Advertising may succeed Do Io'ciug a lev sales,
but unless the remedy ru-s.ss uuaoubted specldc
medical pro?crtie7 % IS ,asvIl,ciy certain - !al
Into ueT!tcd obscUTliy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08

Because a man says he lives on faith,
YOU must not infer that he'll 90 back on
a tenderloin steak.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08
March Is, 1879

THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice that
she has been duly appointed by tue Hon. Judge OF
Probate for the County of oxford, ana assumed
the trust OF Administrative of the estate OF
COLUMBUS PERHAM, late OF WOODSTOCK,
in said County. deceased, by giving bond As the
law directs she therefore requests All persons
who are indebted 10 the estate Of said deceased 10
make immediate payment AMI those VINO nave
any demands thereon 10 exhibit tho came TO
MARY /. PEkHAM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08

The Boston Po,' has poet who in
melodious verse sings the praise Of pork
and beans, winding up thus:
Ito tillers Of our plains and hills,
Whose arms are strong and able,
Plan beans in your potato drills,
Keep pigs tene IN your stable.
Nor doubt your industry aud thri.t
VIII lack reward hereafter,
The income Of the Bean viii lin
The mortgage from your rsiger.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08

DIR. Hoime, saws that crying widows
are the first 70 marry. Nothing Ike wet
weather for tranSplanting.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08
Maine Steamship Co.
semi-wcckiy Line 10 New York.
Steamers EIeanora and Franconia.

Steamers tIeanoTd anu TTdHCUHId'
Wi.luntil further notice leave FRANKLIN W h@Ii
Portland. every MONDAY aud ThJkSpAlr
atG L. NJ, and leave Pier $ last ktNer' Ne"
YORK cycry MONDAY and THURS -
L. NJ.
The Elcanoraisa now steamer justhuiliioithis
routc ami both she and the Frsnconissrc htcdup
with dnc accommodations for pas sen gers making
this the mo convenient aud comfortable route Tor
trayelcrs between Sow York and Elaine. These
steamers sill touch at Njucyar' Haven during inc
York.
PASSAGE iu state Room 90 meal. extra.
Goods forwarded 90 aud from rh.!adrlphiH.
Montreal Quebec, St.JoAn and All uHr.s of A!hinc.
SEFrci. ht taken a. trr lowest rates
shipper arc requested 60 sen. their freight 90
She steamers ~ early 60 &. +. Il. on days .hc'
cave Pnr;lar.t. For t4rtlctlull-iA apply g.
HENRY FOX GruvIAl \ gent. Portland
JF ANfES. Ag'tPtcr J. = r., New York
Tickets su3 safe rooms can also hc CHAINED al
.xchA 20 street luly!-t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08

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NJ ~. &c., 10y
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&fee-ef1e. ss1zcss1tY
sf>fr-<fef ~
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, c....., $500,
20 49," -, - 80 - '"''' ana
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,,uI '~.,i,i i-. ~ a.. 80 ~ 30
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'n Aa'. '''.A .lf-t p-'' ' ID. N'I'N "'f' grown
un inf PIN -'''. ii'.7 ''''.. 'F nv
iT"i.' 100 .".' AZ 5000 Nir f'... ''
'r t,lt If' "a H'n tfH' 2" ""ft -' ti -ht. -....I
Do prove 'li''N .-'. ',t ~ gray. .t
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utl 81 Mrlou hltu.ca..i .IlH -'. 20. N.rtrt u-H-
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pNf"rr ~---it ''|-. "i il'.... POOL. D. Pans
WITHIN anl for Oh. county '. OA''fi. 1910 l.t
tl.rtl lu.-dls of Nl.r.. S. ID .r.J
~ tHc petition oi ALFRED T.. ANI.LA
~ Aim.ti.tr..u. oi no. l-.If..i J.-.. Dis.
mOnI ..'D ui N '.I-.l,k. .u -l.i .IHu... ......
.d, pr1tir- fJr .Utn.c tp 900 .l.. convoy ... ..
..ll estate % .l.I d.p'4,. %. ..U- .. H.a.. r..I
tum u rs out-fu.k J. pUn.r ur private .... ..r
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ordered. Inlttlcsa.I Petitioner -..r..e.
.l I'D. .tr-.t- Iut. ...t I. ...... .. .. ..t.t
I- ro,Hou with tIf .rIc. t.lo.-i 'f i. Ua.
NJ. -.....,,. l.-.. r.,t'. .
n m fr.tIt,. count to be-. HeIf tt PIr.. il' .I.f
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$50 DO, 49,. r,r..,,' ana .,., -..,., % ,... ..
$500 tt,. I'm, .t.,,'i., ,..,... .-,-.t.t
m v(fkFF frf..
4 t,,,e...,y ..t., I'll q, Dt,fs r....t.,
OXFORD sat Court coz Probate n,Il .t
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08

THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Hon: Judge OF
Probate for the County of Oxford, ana assumed
the trtst of Administrator OF the estate OF
JULIA A. BROOKS, late OF Porter,
in said County deceased, by giving bond as the
law directs he therefore requests gu persons IN
tlebted to the estate Of said deceased 10 make I'M
mediate payment; and those who nave any &c
mands thereon, TO exhibit the same TO
JESSE COLCORD.
March IL Is-o aplew3W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08
Liver Pad !
DISEASE.
THE STOMACH is THE MON
ARCH OF THE SYSTEM,

You should ever remember that the cause
of nearly all our Ills begins AZ The vital point,
the lr-t stomach. that the li.er l. EEL lom
wrong when the stOmgrh l. rigIi, AMI 70 They
are wrong all me other orsau- are -ituESiuE
70 10 the work Of the stomach aud l,rt.-
rheumatism aud neuralgia are tracenb.c To-
he .tnmacn in most iuttlucc+, particularly
those forms VIII i,h attack the patient Internal
y aud IN the region ot the yltai org ans The
pad will relieve aud cure such ct-e-, as uo
,iber remedy dCV lee by human skili has cy-
o. lour. We have Witnessed 10 effects lu
I....rlr ..Nllr Ind Il f.NfL- frNIr md .uur.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08

THE subscriber hereby gives public Loticc ina.
he has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge oI
Probate for the County of oxford and assumedt he
trust of Administrator OF the estate Of
CHARLES \. BUCK, late ol Norway,
m said County deceased by giving bond rs the law
directs; he therefore requests all persons who are
indebted To the estate of said deceased 20 make I'M
mediate iymrnt and those who have any den ics
thereon TO exhibit the same 20
JAMES J. ABBOTT.
March Is ls79.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08

OXFORD, ss:-AtA count ot Probate held a.
Paris within ana Ion she County ui OXFORD
on the third day 20. MaIcl. 4. y. ,'.J
Us thr Ifefit 900 oil ELil TUNER. vr.'T ol
jesse Turner. late OF B3tNH-.I Iu laid COM
~ d.cra--,i priyius Tor lu tllJWau &c out Oi .ue
Persona E-tlLe oi her ate hI,l .ul+
OKnUELD. That the -ald petitioner give 20. te
10 ll ycr.on- interested Uy causing copy OBJ tils
order 10 b. published three weeks succe-siyeiy In
the oxford Democrat printed AZ Paris, that they
nay APP ear AT Probate Court to be held at Paris
ia said County, on the third Tuesday Of Nay next
ats O'Clock ~ the forenoon ana sh'V caust % any
they have why the came should not De- granted.
A n. NALhER,J Judge.
A true couv-attest n. &. DAVIS Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08

THE Subscriber hereby gives pub be- notice that
he has been duly appointed by the Hon Judge OF
Probate for the County Of oxford and assumed me
trust Of Executor OF the estate Of
EMELlNE ;. CUMMINGS, late Of Paws,
in said County deceased hy giving bond ~ the Jaw
directs; he therefore requests all per-ons indebted
TO the estate Of said deceased 10 make immediate
payment. and those who have any demands there
on TO exhibit the same TO
WILLIAM J.. WARREN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08

c. DAY to Agents cauya-,.ng Tor the Fire
- 4 side N'-itor. Terms and Ouin; trcc. Al
drcs-, 4. o. NlCkERN, Augusta, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-08

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-31
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA. Dec 2o-Arrivpd, steamer Knight
BosToN. Dee 20-Beicw. BARK Arthur Wade. from Bal
Cissrsd-schrs Bessie Norris, Magso, Baltimore; Flor.
West via Roek port. Ueorgc Tarbeil Higgins Iatimore
3Oti-Arrivcd bark Gcorgina "a day Anderson Cape
brig crs ress . Lulu n'r Ssnps s.
n,oro Aiuond Bird Drnkwat.r do: II Dcwolf Rogers
do via Hyanns; Mabel Rose Allen philAde phia Frances
Willie Dswoif, Gait, Perth Ambcy Champion. Norton dol
Reindeer Howard, Hoboken; Anu Lockwood. 81 John,
DO: NJ Aldrch Nickerson weehawken, Victor, Perry,
Port Johnson; wil,amine, scott Gcorget.wn, DC; II
JourdaA. ~ John, Baltimore; Hclen q King. Ayward,
Hoboken Americas Trueworshy. Rondout; Abby Thaxtcr
son Susan, Remission, New York; Idaho, Peek, do.
Clearsd-Brig Zanoni Br) lie Blanc. Havana; schrs
Cora Nisse s,,. hssimors simpson: Ispey do;
sHiled-steamers Bulraran. Liverpool; Tyrian tBp.
Glasgow; VIM Kennedy, Foster Baltimore; ship Altoona
BALTIMORE. Dec 2p--Arrivsd. schrs Arthur clifford,
Mcdonald, Prvvincetown Florence Dean, Haynes. Provi
dcnce; A Carson Carson, do; Il Allen new, Meady,
Pickup. Bowen. Hartford. No; Cranmer, Isard Now
Haven: Denikc Dohannan. savannsh MonteEuma.M Max
Ceared--schrs wavo Crest mot wsve). winchcnbach,
Trinidad; Maid of tho MIST Penon, Portsmouth; Sao
d, Bateman. savannah korct Durham. Eiisabethport,
sorners. Boston; Gen Y spinner Lee, do; James II
Hoyt Lyon New Haven: James WDrury Sndley, Boston;
Tryon, Nieker~on, do; Lomuei Hail. Trip. New Bed
sailed-steamcrs Lorraine 3D. Johns Hopkins, Geo APP
pold ship Hersev; bsrks Emil Rus. Agantyr mon;
Sailed 18TH barks Kato Harding. Amphitrito Ger. schr
soh~Arrved, steamer ocsorsrs, Reynolds, New York;
Amsterdam X,cco Pd,sD. Po.cssto, savona; Adele Ac
sSTs. a' rSS Il Ms S'
0iansllo (ftal). Celia. Reuon-