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Daily globe., 1879-06-01

OA LIS S.ASCGuI1nS tOuI AOA GAC "AutOAs L Anoy Ecu
acquainted with him next spring."
The Kew. Lyman Abbott writes from Boston
to The Christian Union that the Rev. W. 81. 81.
Murray has gone to Connecticut to engage in
the manufacture of improved back boards"
and his s'church of the future has dissolved
into thin ARA soap bubble, as brief as it was
brilliant. Mr.. Murray could not raise $500, 900
for his church of the future, but he could
easily raise $25O, 900 for back boards.
The Rev. James Eells, D. D.. of California,
who was moderator of the Presbyterian General
Assembly in 1877, has been elected to the chair
of sacred rhetoric and pastoral theology in
Lane Theological Seminary at Cincinnati, the
chair left vacant by the death of DR.. Henry
Smith. DR.. Eells is graduate Of Hamilton
College and Auburn Theological Seminary. He
was pastor of a church In Brooklyn for some
years, beginning IN 1859.
The Roman Catholic clergymen In England
| have hinched from their VOWS. The Rev. W.
w. Roberts, nephew of Cardinal Manning,
and an oblate of St. Charles Borromeo, Bays
water, has been married in Presbyterian
meeting house. The Rev. DR.. Case, formerly
a student of the college Pho at Rome, and un-
til recently priest Of the Gloucester mission
AID canon of Clifton, has also left the Roman
church.
There was singular incident in one of the
Hartford churches on a recent Sunday. Wong
Shing in full Chinese dress-pigtail, cork shoes,
and mantilla-oiIiciated as deacon at the COM
raunion service in the Asylum Hill Congrega-
tional church. He was one of the FIRST Chinese
boys who went to New England to get an edu-
cation. At Monson, Mass, he was converted,
| and when he returned to China he became con-
! nected with Christian mission.
Daily globe., 1879-06-01

81. B.. Clafflin vs.. The Lorillard Insuranc
company. On trial.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-10-28

found necessary to appoint the day OF is
sue later than usual. Scribner's Monthly
edition 100, 000) was not ready till Oct.
22d. 1t is San agricultural number, con-
tanning half dozen papers of highest in
terest to farmers and others interested in
rural life, besides portrait and copy of
bass-relef of Bsyard Taylor, and the be-
ginning of new serial story by Geo. w.
Cable 81. Nicholas. permanently cnlarg-
ed, printed on heavier paper, with wider
margins, and having many special attrac-
tons, was issued ON the 25th. New vol
umes of both magazines are begun with
these numbers.
A coal HEAVIER has astonished the peo-
pie of Genoa by writing drama, which
has its share of blemishes arising from de-
fective education and lack of artistic train
ing, but possesses, ON the whole, extraord-
mary merit 1t was played with great
success, and the dramatist was called for
by an applauding and enthusiastic audience.
He made his appearance on the stage in a
white linen jacket.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-10-28
WHAT CONGRESSMAN FRYE THINKS
annrrrr

Having finished brilliant campaign on
the stump in Ohio, Hon. William L. Frye
of this State has been called to Massachu-
sets to aid the Republicans in the defeat
of Ben Butler In the Maine canvass the
demand for Mr.. Frye was greater than that
for any speaker in the field, excepting Sen
ator Blaine; in Ohio he was greeted with
ovations everywhere and immense crowds
attended his meetings; and approaching
his great ability and power rs political
orator the stalwarts of Massachusetts,
have secured his services TO help pull them
through the tough work now on hand.
At sitting Of the Middlesex Club At
Young's in Boston last Saturday, Mr.. Frye
stated the real issues between the parties
In the following terse language:
hear you are discussing State issues in
Massachusetts,. What are they worth?
Massachusetts has good government; the
Intelligence OF this people would not sub
nit TO bad government. Yet there is inn
pending over this government a struggle
before which these little State issues pale
into inSignihcancc The infamous doctrine
of State sovereignty is stalking In Con-
grcSS, just rs boldly and deliantly A. il did
in the palmieSt days Of slavery. II is
open and defiant i'm both houses of Con
grcsS rs gentlemen here know. And with
that spirit upon Us. the Republicans Of
Massachusetts are content with lighting
on State issues Some of the Republicans
of Massachusetts whom have known and
esteemed for years, are going back on the
Republican party, which your civilization
brought into life as its sole agent to break
down this infamous doctrine; and they are
daring 20 risk IL for one year, when they
know the States are only taking position
for the fight next year, when the question
of the supremacy OF the State is to be
fought out. In heavens name, forget
State issues and remember the honor OF
common and loved country. Applause
Ri.Iilf ,nr.i IntlrnnI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-10-28
ARNoLn,S MISFORTUNE.

Burdette, Of the Burlington la Hlck-
.gr. has been visiting, AZ Fredericton. New
Brunswick. the house built by BENEDICT
Arnold after hc fled from this country, and
ne describes il a, "a story -aud-halt house.
with dormcr window looking ont or the
roof The sides are weather-boarlcd, hut
-huglcd. front door opens directly on the
street. aud there j. "a single window on ell
Their side OF it, OF Arnold hr SAYS. He
lived % century too early, this man ed. hate
u. and accur>cd memory. Had he lived %
hundred years later hc might have FORE
sworn himself in national councils. and
drawn his sword against the country that
taught him 90 use 10 hr might have plumb
cred thc national treasury, robbed the gov
eminent OF ar,euals and stolen its navy
yards fought for years against the flag
that waived over his birth, and then.
tainted name; \ traitors doom. An
accurscd memory 4 haunted desolate
lifct oh no, Lord love you, simple-mind-
ed patriot nothing of the sort. He would
come back and be elected 10 Congress, he
would be Senator, he would run the gov
crnment, he would talk more loudly about
the constitution he attempted 10 destroy
than the men who saved it he would write
books and defy public opinion, and the on
" thing about him TO show that God hated
him would be his blghted eye. II Bene-
dict Arnold ever looks around this planet
aud sees how Jefferson Davis is getting
along, II must make him feel that he Is 4
MARTYR and deeply Injured man
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-10-28
THE SHOTGUN STATE.
LAwLEssNEss AND BULLDOZING ADMITTED
BY DEMOCRAT.

WAsHINGToN, Oct 2l.-A letter has been
received here, written by Judge K. 5. Hunt
Hudson OF Mississippi, who is represented
as one of the ablest and worthicSt men in
that state Judge Hudsou's letter is in re-
ply To an invitation from committee OF
what is called THE Independent or pacific
Democratic party OF Yazoo county" 10 be
come candidate for the Legislature
Judge Hudson declines the invitation In
letter which admits all that the Republicans
charge as 10 the situation in Mississippi.
Judge Hudson deplorcs the exodus, and
draws n strong picture OF the effect upon
the South OF the emigration OF its labor
ers. Tracing the cause, Judge Hudson
SAYS when is bulldozing and intimids-
ton TO end? When are we TO have free,
unawcd and unstrangled aspiration for
office, canvass and election? When Is
our mothers breast to be unstAined with
the blood OF the citizen and the graves
cease 10 be filed with the dead on election
wears and occasions? When are the walls
and cries OF the bereft and widows and
orphans 10 be unheard in party organiza-
lions and clcctionsy Why the continued
threats and iutimidations against those
who may see lit 10 organize the colorcd
voters 10 vote any particular ticket, but
what are almost exclusively composed OF
old and tried white men OF Yazoo county,
They know and we know that there has
been bulldozing, and even worse. They
know aud we know that the Bourbon army
in time OF profound peace is not perma-
nently diSorganiLcd and disbGndcd. and can
Dee brought 20 the front again upon roll
call. "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-10-28

ANOTHER BONtNZA-Thc remarkable
mines recently discovered in the Sierra
Nojtda. Mexico. were found ~ Lieuten-
au; while IN search OF Indians He came
apon small party al the mouth OF q cave
moulding bullets, when the cave was
searched and a quantity OF silver bullets
and roughly made silver articles were
found. Further search disclosed the To-
cality where the Indians got the natural
ore There was found the ore in solid
masses on the side of the cave. The In
dams were in the habit of chopping it of
with two or three old axes. For years
they had visited the town with cargoes of
bullets of pure silver which they almost
gave away.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-10-28
sheriff = Sale.
COUNTY OF OXFORD, SIS:
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE VI MAINE
COUNTY or OXFORD, SIS.
Taken on Execution, Wherein sumner +. New
ell aud Sybil z. Cannon, Executors are creditors,
and benjamin SWEET Of Milton Plantation and
Moses SWEET of Bethel, in said county of oxford,
are debtors. and will be sold at Public Auction q,
the highest bidder at the Office of the Clerk OF
Courts, in Paris, In said County, on the twenty
second day of November, A. u. ls1e, At ten O'Clock
In the forenoon, all the right in equity which the
aforesaid Moses SWEET had on the 18th dav OF Ju-
ly. A. y 1879, at O'CLOCK in the forenoon, the time
whom the same was attached on the original writ,
TO redeem the following described real estate st
uate in Bethel, in said county. 20 wit: The home.
stead farm Of the said Moses SWEET, on which he
now lives, with the buildings thereon, and being
precisely the same premises conveyed by the sslh
Moses S.eett 10 Daniel &. SWEET and II. W. bean,
by bis deed OF Warranty, dated tsb: A d 80
and recorded in Oxford Registry OF DEEDS, BOok
l72 Page sol which said conveyance thessaid New
ell and Cannon claim Was In fraud OF credltore-
said premises being subject 10 mortgage, re-
corded in Oxford Registry Of Deeds, Book III
Page S39, dated May p, 1871, given by Daniel c.
SWEET TO Robert A. Chapman, 10 secure the pay.
ment Of three hundred and seventy five dollars,
Ala payable Nov ISIS slO0 payable Nov. |, 1870
$II5 payable Nov. l, lss0, with interest At per
cent per snnum, TO be paid annually, and ESQ
sgreeably TO cer.e.a pro1nissory note, termed a
Holmes Hose,r dated Nov. u, 1876, and pay able
In two years from date, with interest annually.
W. o. DOUGLASS,
Deputy Sheriff;
Paris, October 81, 1879 3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-10-28
MARRIED.

Iu West Paris. Oct 81. by Rev. r. Gerry, ir
D. Wm & Mooney ~ West farls, aud Hiss Hat
te n Huuton 90 Lewiston.
IN Rumiuri sept. 80. Dy NJ. knight esq. Mr.
L T. Rvrr-on ard Mr.. Annie N Morrill,, both OF
Milton Plantation
Iu So Paris l3.h inst. by Rev. + e. Rogers
Fugene l. Gardiner sud Miss Lizzie r Jones
10th of - Parts Also 18Th inst, by same, JOIN
Small and Mis- Fannie Aver both OF Greenwood
10 Paris. Oct. j.. uy Rev. pr. Estes, Mr. } ane'
a sturtevent and Miss Alice y Bumpus, both Of
Paris
Iu WAerford. oct - al the Waterford House
by 70 "A OsgooI. NJ James y heOugh and Mis-
G~orgis BoWker, both Of Pari-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-10-28
Ladies in want Of Blk
or colored Cashmeres,
should examine the new
lot Just received at M. M.
PHINNEY's New Dry Goods Store.
NORWAY VILLAGE.
Messengers Notice.

OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF OXFORD COUNTY.
STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, ss:-October q, A. d. 1879.
THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, That o" the twenty
second day OF October \. Il. nv, Warrant IN
Ins olvency was issued cut o. the Court OF Insol.
yency for said county OF Oxford, aganst Inc estate
OF EbeneLer II. G.Narshau of PAris,iu said cOun-
O. adju ICED TO be an InsOveut Debtor. on petition
OF said Debt r, which petition tled on the
tweniie IA day OF October A. d 1879, % which last
named date interest on claims is 20 be computed /;
That the payment OF Any debts and the delivery
and transfer OF any property belonging Ia said
debtor him, or Tor his use,end .he delivery and
transfer OF any property 10y him are forbidden by
Law; That meeting Of the Creditors OF said debt
or, 10 prove their debts AMI choose one or more
a-siguSrs OF his estate, will be held af 2 Court OF
Insolvency 20 be holden at the Probate Office, in
Paris, in sai county Of OXfnri on the uiuetecnth
day OF November, 4 d. 1879, al O'Clock in the
forenoon.
Given under my hand the date fret above written.
W .. DOUGLASS, Deputy Sh'f,
as Messenger Of the Court of Insolvency for said
county OF Oxford. OPS 2W'
OXFORD, S. At Court OF Probate, held at
Paris, within and for the County Of Oxford,
on the third Tuesday OF Oct. 4. ID 1879.
HEORGE 4. WILSON, Guardian Of VIM. c.
" Mills, person OF unsOund mind OF Norway
n said county, having presented his account OF
euardianship OF said ward for allowance:
Ordered, That the said Guardian give notice
to all persons interested BY causing a copy of this
order TO be published three weeks successiyely in
mar appear az & Probate Court 10 be held al Paris
in said County, on the third Tuesday OF Nov next,
at O'Clock IN the forenoon and shew cause II any
they have why the same should not be allowed.
A. ii. WALKER, Judge.
true eopy-sttest; ID. &. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-10-28
Cures Effected by the
II A w A / / A "
CATARRH REMEDY !
A Disagrsesbls Disease Avoided and Cured
by It's use.

The ~ece 90 fnr making this WONDERFUL EtI
EpI YEAS obtained hv J uucs Peavey, white liy.
ing ir NnunlulN Hawaiian t-',ut. vh~rr ir RE-
90 FOR more tl,pn twelve N~lf-.
Mr Peavey fr rhst .ur. SO, Golfer u- ir.m
farrn, auf w .tn u.f.r H. "r-- Isl Oh .hr .u-sttvt
pr.pttt-- 't ,l.. 'm .t, D. mDH"1''i 70 sr...
4utufitt .-ut .'.... .. u-t t- of ...'fr. IT. Dis
uri-. .uL = al re f.uHl It 600 ft.r th. Ir-t utt
sn l... -H...r- lr.. 1. .l- .rIrly ru .aI.
Ur I.t.rt -.t -Hr.|- ..f. .r.- rra1' .f ur r
snti t.ru.Iv. and ID .r.i save it away ..'
ir..a..- au. -. ...I rrrf. .- at rul -.U.r.. Col
h., p-crstei .ud N '-Hu.b' t introduced .0 On.
world.
i..- a,ure relief sad car, i.r CA---f. in ,'s ,-s
iurm.
Onv ui.I of ta- remedy isl b. bet Cos. npui,l
Surr r, 1T - vi thtu abe resch ot an no ySiii
ana g. CIV go single trial
To h. harmless. convenient to tax ~ any time
auI it, I'D effects ~rr sure 90 be lciJ as soon a.
the Umetr D. applied.
Thi- D. entirel, different from any other snud ir
the market, every p1rttrie T. dissolved as suuu
a. b. CONES ln coutsct with the delicste memhran-
Gus coatUg- that line thc nasal pAssages. actin
% does rectiy upon thc mucu- menurauc
DO not DELAY another ,lav, hut -eld 50 cents and
% tgin a sample box by rrturu mail.
ss-tor sale by all Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-10-28
..Don't Know uaIf Their vaIus.'

They cured me Of Ague. Biliousness Ant Kid
ncy compliant as recommended. I had q bal
bottle lei which used Tor nv Two little girls who
the doctors ami ghoors said could not be cu0et.
] would have lost boJh % them one night Go had
no; giyeD them Hop Bl,,ers They did them So
much good / continued their use until they Wcr,
cu-,d. That is Why say you 30 no; know bal.
the value OF Hop B.sicrs, and DO noJ recommend
them high enough B, Rochester, y. ). see
nt..-- ..--..-r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-10-28
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS. Ellen Grover on the twenty third
w day Of March. 4. d. 1877, by her mortgage
deed Of that date and recorded at the oxford Reg
istry OF Deels Book l15.Page a26,conye ed % me,
the subscriber In mortgag TO secure the pay mrni
OF the SUM OF two hundred and twenty three dol
lars and ty cents and Interest as set forth IN thr
condition OF said mortgages parcel OF real estate
situated In Albany. In the county OF oxford, and
State OF Maine, viz: what had previously been
the homestead farm and outlands OF WysG. I Ed
wards reference being had to said mortgage AMI
registry thereof for more particular description OF
the pre- uises aud of the condition OF said mortgage
Now hereby give notice. that the condition OF
said mortgage deed has been broken, and that by
reason thereof claim a foreclosure OF the same,
and have taken possession Of said mortgaged
premises. WYATT T. EDWARDS.
AIhanv October IA 1879 .syy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-10-28
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, p. VI. Newton, (deceased), and
w Margaret A. ID. Newton OF Andoyer. Oxford
County, Maine, by their deed OF mortgage dated
the twenIy.h nh day OF November, ID 1876 and
recorded in oxford Registry, Eastern District.
Book lTS. Page i2l, conveyed 10 me, the subscrib'
cr the following described real estate, situated 10
AndoyeT, IA certain lot OF land With the
buildings thereon, lying on the north side OF the
road, leading from Andover corner TO Upton. and
bounded on westerly side By land OF h. /. New
ton and on northerly and eaS,ery sides ov land OF
Elijah T. Bedcll and on tOdthery side by county
road leading 20 Upton and whereas. the cOndit.
Ion OF said mortgage has been broken, hereby
claim foreclosure OF the same, sgrecaoly 10 The
statutes made and provided.
JOHN r. GOULD.
Andover. Oct. 3, 1872.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-10-28
Bethel, Oct 1879
Shcrif's Sale.
STATE OF MAINE
TY OF OXFORD, SIS:

STATE OF MAINE.
oUNTY OF OXFORD, SIS
Taken on Execution, Wherein Aimed p. An.
Hannah NJ Washbum and Alden 3. Washburn Of
said Paris. are debtors, and Will De sold az Public
Auction 20 the highest bidder, at the Office Of Geo
4. Wilson, esq, In Paris, IN sand county, on the
twenty .secOnd day OF November, A. y, 1873, 20
O'Clock In the afternoon, all the right In equity,
which the said Hannah NJ. Nashburn and Alden
y. Washbum, or either Of them, had on the first
day OF March, 4. y. 1873, AZ O'Clock and ten
minutes in the afternoon, the time when the same
was attached on the original writ, 20 redeem the
following described real estate, stu ate In Paris, in
said county 70 Wit: a certain lot parcel OF land
situate in said Paris with the buildings thereon,
containing sixty seven acres, more or less, and "
ing on the north side Of the road leading from No.
Paris Village 70 TRAP Corner" 50 called IN said
Paris and being the homestead farm on which the
laid Hannah NJ. and Alden Il. Washburn now.live
and being same premises conveyed 10 said Alden
r. Washburn BY Almon 4. Washburn, By deed
dated Feb. 10, ls65 and recorded in Ga ford Regis
try OF Deeds, Book 10. Page l5G,--said premises
being subject 10 a mortgage dated Sept. ll573 and
recorded 10 oxford Registry Of DECIDE, Book lt6,
Pages $40 and 81, given BY the said Hannah NJ
Washbum and alden b. Washburu, 10 !. Barbour
Porter. TO secure the payment Of ninety.two md
5}lO0 dollars in two years with interest at per
cent. said premises being also subject TO another
mortgage. dated Oct. Il, 1876, and recorded IN Ok
ford Registry OF Deeds, Book Is. Page SO, given
by the said Hannah NJ. and Alden i. Washburn,
to Henry \. Small Of Rumford, 10 secure the pay
ment of 1--WE hundred dollars, in ten equal annual
W. o. DOUGLASS.
Deputy sheriff.
Paris October 81, 1873. 3w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-10-28

THAT Posi- OFFICE ORDER.-It is an
amusing fact that the late order No. IL in
the Official Postal Guide for October which
has introduced such confusion, is addressed
by the Postmaster General, ID. NJ. Key, TO
Hon. T. l.. James, New York city. There
is no such office, and how did the order get
TO Mr.. James unless it went first TO the
Dead Letter once, or the order was vio-
lated in the Washington officer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-10-28
DIED.

In Waterford. oct. 20. Lillian r., only child o.
pr u + ~haftuck. of the Name Hygleuic 4nsti-
tlte. sgcu ls wears ard months.
10 Porter Oct IA Jzcoo : anlry, aged about -
ycnr-. -
Il Porter Oct 81, Mrs Neitis Mason, aged =
yesrs months anI days
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-10-28
IMPORTANT.

When you y.-lI or leave NcW York City. save
Baggage Eypre,sasc aut Carriage Hire, AMI STOP
@, Grand 4 MON Hotel, nearIy opposite Grau0
Central Depot. So elegant ROOMS reduced 90 2
and upwards per day European plan. Elevate
Re,tsussu. supplied with Che oesr. Hor-e Car
Stage and Elevated Rsl Road % al pcpot
Give The Grand Uai,R a J-isL my-,-iy
Thou.anis OF ladies' today cherish grateful r.
r1em1-aucc. og the hrlp derived from '1e nee
LYDIA D. TI>Ku,N's VEGtrABLL COMO SO O.
Positively clr,- .I. i-m-.e complaints. S-ua f
~. Lydia r. Fiusssm. s1i Western A,ert.
Iyl. Mos. Cor pamphlets.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-10-28

| OXFORD, SIS AT n Court Of Probate held az
Paris within and for the County OF oxford
on the third Tuesday of Oct., A. ID. 1877,
nEORGE III. BROWN Administrator on the
VI estate of Benjamin Peabody, late OF Albany,
in said county, deceased having presented his &C
count OF administration of the estate Of said de-
ceased for allowance
Ordered, that the said Aimiuis'r give notice TO
all persons interested by causing copy OF this
order to be three weeks suceessy ely In tb,
oxford Democrat printed ~ Paris, that they may
appear az a Probate Court 10 be held 10 Paris IN
said County on the third Tuesday OF Nov. next
A. O'Clock In the forenoon and shew cause II any
they have why the same should not be allowed.
All. WALKER, Judge.
true eopy-Attest: II. G.. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-10-28
sherin's sale.
STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY or OXFORD -;
Taken on Execution, wherein Inhabitants o.
Byron IT. creditor and NAIchant :. Hodsdon, Is
.!chtof, and vii De- sold 10 public auction, % she
hi ghcei bidder at the store u John x. IrasS, 10
d Hicll, IA SAID county, uu The tWcr.y.u.Lth day
81 November, 4 H. 1873 ~ one o'clock 10 ne 81
te1nJou, 90 vital the right 10 Equity which the
-Aid MarchAbs S. lioas'.on bad 81 .Ac - day Oi
september, A. i. ls's, the tine tue sane w4s AZ
Ischcd % The orr ginal viii, % redeem The follow.
irs described real estate, situated 100 Byron, 90
sad county, 20 wit;-rlc homestead farm OF the
slld Ho4.duu. ca which De moss lives, uith thr
building, thereon, containing two tur4Jrd Hni
nly acres. more or les DE u- tat -tue decided tl
Merchant :. aud + /. llld-dOn, % Addison Lut
KIN. uy mOrtgtge deed. dated Npril {, =. D. l,R
cousi lrrat.nu, ts1j recorded .u Book ~. Page
AZ also being tue auu assigned lY said Lui Air
too y. kimtul. Dec ~ \. u. .,5t. recorded Ia
Book Irg rIzc $50. AMI upon wa.ch there i1 now
.ius about sJu.
OSCAR =. TRASH,
Deputy -aDuG.
piNGrL Ort -. Is-Y. ---ia
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-10-28

Dr. c. ". BE>soS'- CELEKY and CHANoNILE
PlLLS are prepared expressly o. cure sick Head
ache Nervous Headache pyspeptc Headache .Ncu.
ralgia and Nervousness aud will cure any case
Price So cents. postage free Parsons Bangs n
60. Portl.nd. General Asenl.. o.I-Nly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-10-28

We call the special attention OF our readers to
the advertisement Of Mrs. Cotton in another col.
umn under this head. Mrs. Cotton is one Of our
most successful s,keepers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-10-28
Parsons, Bangs & Co.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
u. O ilg Middle Strc,;, PORTLAND, MAINE.
GENERAL. AG ENTS.
naI ,-aWlv
Ueafhe,. Report.


Temperature last week at An.
SUNDAY. sos rain, Monday, 81 clear, tuet
dav. 81 : Gear, wednesday, 49, cloudy; Thurs
day, 5t9 rau; Friday. - cloudy, saturday
p clear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-10-28
Dissolution Of Partnership.

FI,HE partnership heretofor existing between
HISRY W. PARK and DAVID +. BROWN, oi
Mexico, under the style and name Of HENRY W
PARK 4 CO., is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent.
David T. Brown assumes all the liabilities OIL
said firm, and Is alone authorized to use the nrm
name in settlement OF debts due the frm. AL
persons indebted TO said 1rm, are requested tC
make immediate payment TO said Brown.
HENRY W. PARK,
DAVID \ BROWN.
Oct
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-10-28
BORN.

IN Mason. oct 30 Chaile. ?. Brown and wife
a lsushter-s lbs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-10-28

"A statue is to be erected in Portland
10 the late Admiral Alden, who was ma
tive OF Portland.