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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17

WEEKLY RED RIVER PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY NJ 8 o. m.
- FOR GRAND EOORE. ALEXAN.
dria Egg Bend. Norman's. Barbin's e,
Wares and way landinRs-The
elegant and new steamer
JESSE. H HE'LL,
II Binnott mas or. GO Hamilton clerk
Will leave rs above. For freight or passage
apply on board. or to
Il. w. ADAMS. II Commercial Place,
r 1.-NO wharfboat charges, or commission,
will be charged at mouth Of Red river or New
Orleans for forwarding freight consigned to
boat or agent. jeS
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17

Exp0rsa.

NJ ROUEN--per steamship Capri-lsAa bales cotton
SANSl bushels corn in bulk
hUATAN-Per schr May Evelinc--l5 hi bbls hou.
q bbls beef \ bhs pork cask bacon bbis bread
10000 shingles 1000 feet lumber
MATANZAS 400 bbs -four 1000 sacks corn 7sS
empty moassss hogsheads 81 empty moassss tisress
corn In bulk
BAOELONA-Per bark omesa-s7,tTe pos staye.
LlVEkpUOLr-Per bark Lady Rowena - 1851
bales cotton $500 sacks oiloAke Ao4. pcs slaves
Imports.
HAvANA-Per steamship Mergan-a cases cigars
nssnsh:.n s '.- e 70 Hart @ Sr.r 'ase
RIO DE JANEIRo-fer barfentine Alasy-A0oS
TA m. schr Lizzie aregg--ss7 hhds
xnolaNaes 90 tierces do Agar Lelong
HAvANA-Per steamship Ellie Knightslo'
50 bble pineapples A CAron &co--S seroons garlic
NEW YOkK-Per bark Minnie Alleu-soo bbls
Iron l6s pairs dish plAtes and assorted mdse
Rsesipss Of Produce.
yICKsBURG-Per steamer Robt x Lec-sss bales
cotton Richardson & Mays Harris Aco-s&6
Nsym.n a s e. Wolfe 3oo-lis John Noble
al ChAffe Hamilton Pow ell-icS Jno hardic =
co-ps h NowmAu-s9 GrahAm bisck GcoI 5.
eon Gco--n7 PAY ne Kennedy Aco-5s Brtton MAY
aon-so Steam hip Warrior A LYMAN Licntena
ntAtn-yS MA1Ch q SCnlenkeT-3t W ~ AblDoA Aes-"S
Riokpnm 4 hoore-a7 Craig Hogan-s7 Gleason,
Day & Proud6t-a6 to Lehman Abraham AGO ~ 70
Stewart Bros kc0-a2 p Cockbnrn-2l ClApp bros
koo-.6 KeiNer 4 Gardner y Airey &oo-ls 70
-Jurey Giilis-s Ino Phepe Aco-9 G w Sentell
CO.'S NJ Walmsley Geo. Il 7 Buckner-7to W a
Psale--1 4, II A. Beer-6 TO Moses C.arke-5
Thompson &co IS Gardner q uopp-4 " Bell
Allen, West Z Bush B Staaps-s g Oeer-S
G " Newtan-a Walden Raw kin. & Roberts-2 TO
Bpckpey &co-a to J CARVER Al Latmer-a %
Levy leaman-1 Frankenbush BorlAnd-l
bbis oil $50 sacks cicake Arey =
CO.'S bales mdse NJ Wisdom sacks cotton
oeed Cotton Seed ACKNOWLEDGMENT SLAVES an0
exnries ID ordAr-Total 1887 bales cotton 6l5 SACKS
.ootsop nod $50 ssoks pilcake 6y sbls oil
UPPER COAST-Per steamer 81 Francis Belle
"a hbls mnsa~sss LApaoe-sundrie~ % nrdef
RAYOUvESMslL Uc-Per steamer ExcnanKo-
IS bales cotton Burbridge Aeo-i Lehman Ao.
ma an koo--l A Phlll.ppi &co-s A Mouton-s
n W Sentell &co-6l hhds sugar IL bbls moiaAses tO
Richard MiIiikcn-s do 10 hhds sugar John Calder.
IS do Robert Hare 4 Son. 10 A NJ uton-s 10
n Tertron-l do g W senten kco-a do kykosn
Nansde-l bbi sugar LanAux % sacE. rOa1h rios
s Hos pei-s7 as JOS David-s7 hides Nelson oo
Il Terrvhonno- eupdIIoo - oFder-TotA ~ oaies c6t
ton iIo hhds snear IS bbls moiAases " SACKS rough
g3ce \,
TRNSAS RIvER-Per steamer Tom Parker-a
halea cotton yursy L Giiiia-3S Newman Eoo-D
0nham Black Ecc-,9 w Peale-ie taoaAfaeun
= May-s Meyer, Weis Coos J HAxzaaoGss- ol
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-02-17
srEANBoArs,
NM, nryrR.

MkD RIVER.
nea River and Texas.
NEW ORLEANS AND RED RIVER TRANS.
POhT.ATlON COMPANY. AND TEXAS PA.
-CIFIO RAILWAY AND CONNECTIONS,
Through bills Of ladinR and through passen-
ger tickets to all landings on He'd river and nm
railway stations In Texas. The best route to
Hot Springs.
,-nN FOR SHREVEPORT. JEFFER.
son, Hot Springs, and all landings
on Red River and railway stations
In Texas.
FOR SHREVEPORT.
silver city. NJ. N. Wood master.
Leaves TUESDAY. February II. at pm.
No wharfboat charges, drayA9e oI comm l.sion
will be charged at mouth OF Red River, Bayou
Sara, or at New Orleans IN fol- warding freight
coppslgned to the company by bill Of lading
1oats or ut the office OF the company. No, 46
Camp street, street., JOS; A, AIKEN President.
~ "; JQYQE, GEO: 2, HIfE
la4 LORD u MCPEAKE, Agents,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-10

Srow, Feb 2-"Whoa-hish, gee-up'
are the explanations heard on every Side
by the drivers OF the logging teams. Thy
arise at four or tive o'clock In the morning.
feed up, yoke up. and start for the moui'-
tains of Chatham, some seven or eight
miles away. Their logs are landed OH
Cold River, just below Stow Corner.
Those who happen 20 call upon the Alb
botts-the family just beyond the VI. E.
church. we ncan-are somewhat surprised
to see files creeping along the ceiling, OF
dart in and out amoung the house plants.
So much for the warmth of an old fash
toned fire place, aud solid wood.
Rev. Mr.. Libby, pastor of the Congresa'
tlonal church of this and the adjoining
town, Chatham, handed In his resignation
yesterday. He expects to 20 to Minneso-
ia or Michigan, the first Of April. The
state of his health demands change OF
climate. SIMPLE SIMON.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-10

SorrH WATERFORD, Feb. while I'M
loading logs AT kezar River, near North
Waterford, Saturday Jan. 81, Theodore
Saunders was instantly killed by large
log which rolled over him. He leaves
wife and five children.
The ladies of South Waterford gave n
Necktie Dance and Supper, Wednesday,
4th. and about twenty couples attended, ell
joying themselves hugely. Music by Cor
belts Quadrille Band OF Bridgton. \. W.
Gibson, prompter. We notice a great inn
provemcnt of this team over their music OF
last winter.
among the Breakers is in rehearsal
at the Hall and will be given in the near
future by the South Waterford Dramatic
Club with very strong caste.
While Mr.. Chas. Young was exercising
u valuable two-year-old Blackwood colt In
his yard Friday p. m, the colt met with
quite q severe accident, cutting an ugly
cash five inches long on his fore leg Vet
Urinary Surgeon Johu \. Green of North
Waterford was called and sewed up the
wound, and although it is very bad cut
it is thought it will not permanently iniure
the colt.
By the way. there Is going 10 be some
horse trotting on the pond soon for "hoN
of segars." Come out and see IL.
Friday, Feb. 6, the new Masonic Haul al
the Flat" was dedicated. and officers FOR
the year were publicly installed. In the
evening there was dance with eighty-iour
couples present Music by Bridgion Quad
rifle BANDA. b. Gee. prompter.
Mrs. john wilkins, who had been in
feeble health for some time, died last FRI
day, 9Th. TRAMP.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-10
IN GENERAL.

The total funded investments of Har-
ward College amount 10 s3,902, lsl.73,
which yield an income of s20j, 3l3.64.
I'm Savannah, Ga, an anti-profanity
pledge Is being circulated and receives nu-
merous signatures. The signers wear
white ribbons.
A farmer living near Nassagaweya,
Ont, recently killed two perfectly healthy
cows. In the stomach of one he found 49
nails, screw, pin and button. In the
stomach of the other he found 90 nails,
parts Of the knives OF 4 feed-cutter and
four buckles.
No business man brought up in the
right way ever INDUCES In supcrfiuous
titles In drawing checks payable 10 order,
The name ofthe individual or firm 10 whom
the check Is payable should be written
without the "Mcssrs.," ESQ.," Hon.
Col, or any other complimentary non
sense.
1t Is said in Arizona that a miner,
doubling the capabilities of certain as
saver, got an old potato, dried II thorough
ly. pounded IL up fine and then submitted
the powder for assay, and the result of the
assay gave yield Of $40 to the ton. That
miner now distrustS that assayer more
than ever
Street lettcr-boxeS are something new
In Macon, Ga, aud the police have great
deal OF trouble in keeping them in their
places country-man came into the city
the other day and wanted 10 feed his horse.
Not seeing box convenient he tore OF the
the top of one of the post boxes and fed his
horse in IL.
The bondsmcn OF Mr. Bogart. who APP
proprIatcd the funds of the Produce Ex-
change and then committed suicide, can
not be held. They went on the bond In
1876 for Mr.. Bogart's term ofoflce. which
was only one year. He has been reelected
each succeeding year, but the bonds were
not renewed II depends altogether upon
the wording OF the bond whether half the
bond, given In New England amount to
anything Read your bonds, gentlemen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-10

EAST BUCKFuID. Feb. 2.-Ou the Goth
OF Jan. the Crystal Wave elected the fol
lowing officers for their forty-ninth quar-
ter:
Frank :. Irish, W. c. T. Mrs. Carrie
Moves, W. V. T.: Virgil T. DeCOSter, ".
=: Frank Warren, W. F. :; Leander
Hodgdon. W. T.: Benz. l.. Irish. W. {.
VIM. l. Morrill,. W. NJ; Sullivan DeCoS-
ter and ----, W. Guards.
The following delegates were chosen 20
represent the Wave, al the District Lodge
al East sumner, on Wednesday, Feb. llth
VIM. Bicknell, C. W shaw, T. Pratt,
J. Forbes, l. Hodgion.
ON the following evening, the Wave
partook of their twelfth annual supper,
after which Russell Pratt, As chairman,
presented the following programme:
Welcome by the chair; singing. by the
choir; poem by VIM. Bicknell; Rotations
by Misses L. aud X. Irish and l. Warren
music: declamatiOnS by l.. VI. Briggs, ".
H. Turks. Misses \. X. aud =. b. Forbes
song by Mrs q. Warren; select reading
by Mrs Henry 4. Bicknell; remarks by
y DcCoSter, &. W. Shaw. NJ. Campbell,
r. l.. and A. Irish, VI. l.. Sampson, VIM.
BickneN. L. c. Mason. Mrs. VI. l.. Samp-
son and J. c. Forbes closed by singing,
s'Shan we gather at the riyer:'
Vim. Bicknell aud wife were present at
The birth of the Wave a. the oldest couple
and present al the twelfth anniversary a
the oldest couple, having children aud
grandchildren present As members.
Great rejoicing among all classes to know
fusion Is played out in Maine
HARTFORD
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-10

next term. The educational interests are
generally pretty we'll looked after here;
hut | am surprised to lind Tint district
hool teachers are no better paid than IN
NJ line.
Ihavc heard it said that 'Down-Easters
have a dialect peculiar to themselves 1t
may be so; but New Workers certainly do.
Meow" and ''heow," and similar HAT
sounding recommendations are much more In
vogue here than in any part of New Eng
land. To find place where the rocks are
all iossihferous, the girls all fat, and where
quarter" is two shlllings, you have only
to emigrate to New York. WILL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-10
OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.


ANDoyER, Feb. 4.-Monday was one OF
the most severe days we have experienced
this winter. The thermometer ranged
nom 20 to 25 below zero all day. About
one foot Of snow fell yesterday which was
heartily welcomed BY the umbermen. The
roads leading on to the mountains have
been unusually rough and dangerous, and
many teams have been disabled aud some
killed. The Harmon Bros. lost valuable
OK few days since. The team was CON-
ing down a steep mountain when the bride
chains gave way, dashing the team into
the woods, breaking the neck OF one OF
the oxen. Two others belonging to The
same parties have been disabled. Mr..
Reuben Richmond has lost an OK and a
good horse while working them in the
woods.
4 six OK team is engaged hauling old
growth pine from the West surplus TO An
dover Corner The trees are very large.
and scale from one 10 three thousand feet
each.
Nearly every available man and team Is
employed in the woods, and millions OF
lumber will be hauled into the various
streams.
\ grand sleigh ride came of last week.
About one hundred persons from Andover,
Rumford and vicinity, took trip TO Bethel
and enjoyed the hospitality ~ the Barden
House The entire party enjoyed their
visit highly.
The Republicans here are overjoyed AZ
the victory won At Augusta, while the Fu-
sioniStS are cOrrespondingly detected and
feel aS though their idol. patriotic leader
and champion, Eben r. Pillsbury. viii not
grace the L, :. Senate for some time To
come. We believe that every honest, in
telligent man in Andover. who has not
been in full sympathy with the fusion ele-
ment, viii renounce and repudiate the
thieviSh. unprincipled gang forever. We
hope that our Republican friends will rally
and give Us another old-fashioGed ringing
Republican victory, and once more place
the affairs Of the town Of Andover in the
hands OF thOrouShgoing Republicans. Let
u say to PillSbury'S beloved disciples a
General Jackson said TO Secretary Doane
Il feel constrained to notify you, that your
services are no longer required
Capt. II. ID. PurintOn will please accept
our nqrSonal thanks for fayorS rendered
LONE STAR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-10


MExrco.-A little son OF Chas. +. New
ton, nine years old, left Dan1. Oldham's,
Sunday afternoon. just before the big gale.
for his home at f.. Rumford. lie was COM
PEELED to seek shelter in the home of c. NJ.
kimball, where he remained until Monday
morning. His father becoming frightened
went TO Mr.. 0ldham's, Sunday night, and
found he had left there for home, then he
traced him TO the bridge across Swim Riv-
er, and beyond there he called at the houses
K hoping 10 find him. he OF course did not.
Monday morning, he aud the neighbors
started again, and thought they could track
him in the field near the bridge, and while
looking, he came To them. Ii seems he
came to the bridge and then went back to
ktmbalrS, misleading and causing them n
great fright
The following are the officers ofDixdeld
Eucampment, No. -, |. q. OF;
Frank Stanley. c. p: \. =. Austin. H.
j. W; ii. W. Park, =. W. :. Chase, II. /;
49, - FNtWNaAs W.
MENICo, Feb. S-very cold and blus-
tering at this date We think our winter
has come at last.
Farmers are very busy hauling poplar
and birch to the tooth-pick factory. which
is situated in this town near the line be-
tween Dixdeld and Mexico.
Our spring election seems to be the topic
OF the day. We are pleased to see so many
| Interested In such cause 4 year ago at
this time there were upwards of 80 Green
hackers aud 90 Democrats in this town
The remainder were all those sound headed
Republicans, such men rs have good share
/ and stock Of good common sense. and that
is the party in which we find such men. l
think that all the Republican Greenbackers
/ in this town viii In future walk up TO the
ballot box with nothing but "true blue"
| Republican ticket | have heard many
GreenbackcrS say that they had become
thoroughly Disguised with the proceedings
at Augusta, and that they should in future
AT wan VIZ ~ i'NtAA'etA fAAt1 ANAAN -ANANt
old party of the Union. Now, what |
wish TO say is this, hope that every town
will do it, best TO elect full Republican
board OF town officers. I never thought
it best to carry politics into the election Of
town officers. but a. things are now.
think il the duty OF every town To so DO.
Vt our meeting last March we elected a
full Republican board OF town officers.
We want good square men for Office, and
we mean 10 have them, even down 10 school
agents we want nothing but true blue"
Republicans. We want the best men we
can get for school agents; men that will
work for the district, and not for some
personal friend. We want men that will
cXpeud the money 10 the best advantage
that he can for the district; We do not
want men tha, will fool away the money.
70 spite the district for not sustaining 4
teacher whom he may hire, and who proves
Improbable 20 the district.
SUBSCRIBER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-10
Hartford

BYRON. Feb 3.-NrSs Alice NJ Reed for
merly OF this town, died at Boston. Jan.
80, Of pneumonia. Her remains were ex-
,pected 10 arrive the following night; but
owing 10 some cause have not learned,
they did not. so the funeral, originally ap-
,Uin,ed for Monday, was delayed Till today
Rev. Mr.. Brown, OF Andover, preached an
Apr gpfiate discourse from sam. III :SS.
The - i circumstances connected with her
leaving N0rDe. and her sudden death among
strangers, have cast deep gloom over the
community. n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-10

CANTON. Feb. 1.-The Leap \ ear Ball,
at Canton Hall, Friday evening, Jan. 80
proved grand success. Mr.. Littlefeld, OF
Portland. furnished costumes At from sew
enty-hye cents 10 three dollars. About
thirty-dye couples app cared ia nsSk, aud
after they unmasked fife en or twenty coup
les more joined. Some WY elegant COS
tunes were worn, and, Of course. sOme
comical ones. A large crowd ofspectators
was present 20 see the fun.
II being very icy and slippery makes II
difficult about getting around on loot
Mrs. James Russell slipped and fell, while
going from the house 20 the barn last Sat
urday, and broke one OF the bones of her
arm.
Sunday afternoon. there was about as
rough a gale A. i often seen. People at
tending the afternoon meeting, got caught
in il, and many OF the ladies had 10 be car
ried OF assisted home.
The services Of Rev. Mr.. Aubrey have
been secured by the Universalist society foI
the ensuing year.
The Baptist sabbath School are going 70
have new library. fthe other societies
would follow their example, and get som,
new books, il would increase the interest
in their scholars.
The measles are prevailing triumphsntly
in this place. The village schools wer,
closed a week ago on that account
CANTON. Feb. 6.-The sociableS beln.
held by the UniveFSaliSt society Of Thu
place are getting 10 be quite interesting
At the one last night, held at Mr.. Gideon
ElliS'S, several new plays were introduced
by their new minister Mr.. Aubrey; anC
Mr.. Thompson, the great Snowman, exhib
tied his tanned elephant and tall woman, u
the great amusement OF the audience. Tn,
object of the soeiables is TO obtain fund,
for the purpose of paying for their new
organ.
warrant for a town meeting, 10 be helC
Saturday, FEB. 18th, has been posted, q
see if the town will vote 10 exempt com
pany from taxation for a term Of years
who viii erect mill, or mills, for the pur
pose of manufacturing paper pulp. The
mills % be near those Of the Canton Steam
Mill Co. The company propose TO build
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-10

The editor Of the Nec Religion says
he never voted the straight Republican
ticket bu, twice. He didn't tell the Re-
publicans of Norway, last season that he
should vote the entire Republican ticket
in September. On the contrary, he frank
" admitted that from personal consider
ations he should support the fusion can
didate for County Attorney.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-10

The funny thing about Mr.. Seitz's
infdel Talk with his Sunday School
Teachers is in the fact that he has
neither Sunday School nor teachers to be
talked TO" His teachers are fiat,
like the money OF his present pet politi-
cal party.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-10

DIR. Bradbury thinks the Republi-
cans are not very heightened because they
use his private letters and Gov. Garce-
Ions to show up the fraud. At what
point in the social scale does he place the
man who took a certificate worth $4,000
which belonged to his neighbor, and the
man who endeavored to burglarize whole
State
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-10
nsC RIREK

NoRw ,Y.-The Selectmen of Norway
wish 10 secure the services of man and
his wife TO take charge of the Norway
Town Farm.
Dr. W II. Jewett OF this town has been
appointed Examining Surgeon, vice o. y.
Bradbury. VI. ID.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-10
a CARD.

To All who are suffering IRON the errors and in
disereiiopS o. youth. nervous weakness, early de-
cay loss of manhood Is Il Will send recipe thai
Will cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary ia South
America. Send self addressed envelope 10 the
REV JosfPu I INMAS. Station ID Neio York city
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-10
DIED.

In Waterford. Jan. 81, Theodore saunders,
aged 40 YEAR. Mr. =. was Instantly killed bv a
large log rolling uHun him IS he was unloading
HIS sudden death has startled the whole commun.
ity.
In Albany. Feb. !, Mrs. Sophia. wife OF Rswson
Hutchinson, sgcd u years.
In Por,er, Ian. II, Abisl Downs. aged about 65
years.
In Porter Feb !. Aaron French, aged a years.
months and e days
In Boston, Mass Jan. ~, Miss Alice N Reed,
formerly of Byron. Ne, aged about 20 years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-10

The editor of the Nc,0 Religion finds
in a week old baby boy foeman worthy
of his steel. Well, that rs about the
calibre of the man.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-10

We publish the excellent address of
Governor Davis in full 1t is not so long
as to tax the patience, and all should read
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-02-10
MARRIED..

In Hiram D,e. H. by Llewelyn A. wsdsworth,
go MIR. JpnAs l. Spring and Miss Georgia l..
Mason both ui Hiram.
In Hiram Jsn - by Lleweliyn 4. Wsd-worth,
e.q AIR Alm1n storer AMI Mis-. Mary Ella Ne
Lucas, daughter OF Des. Royal McLucas, ali OF
iTam.
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(M,ss,cuUslTrs)
FIEF; AND MARINE
Insurance Company.
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Assets.
Par Market
Value Value.
Unuei states per cent Cur
reno, Registered u n't- ...tiV' UW s'.f O"W
Rome, " st.riosn n Og'tHr.
hurry II. " RUnl. ...............l.i0 l,sOlt
/ Morris Essex x. n. Bund- ......s'0i 1001 o.
| NY & Harlem Il. B ods,.... luOvv u $40 90
Bu.ton X Albany !. X. Bonds iooHoo liz V"s
Kansas city, 81. Joe 4 Council
Biuus Il. ". Bonds. 1000 $500 20
| $50 shares Boston i Albany
X. n. Stock .5O,0u b..WO W
sou shares Boston Providence
X. Il stock, -.-o"Vp oS"oW
500 shares Connecticut River
| X. x. Stock. .5O,Wu bS,tW "
Is SHARES Worcester a Nashua
X. X. Stock. ..............-...-.t5O 2,iio "
| UOD shares n. Y, N. Haven .
| Hartford X X. Stock. 10000 $4,000 "
500 shares NY. Central 4 Hud.
son River x. X. stock. .....-.. $1,000 G5,ooo oO
100 Shares New York 4 Hsr-
lem X. II. stock. 10000 so,0oo W
4 1000 shares Philadelphia, VIII.
minston 4 Baltimore T. X.
200 Shares Old Colony Il. X.
Stock, 20 600 ~ 400 W
100 shares Agawam National
Bank stock, Springfield. 10000 ll,ooW
| ~ Shares John Hancock Ma
| tionaI Bank Stock, Springfield. &, 400 e,2tOU
| lQl Shares Chicopee National
| Bank Stock, Springfield, --.... 1890 E-S1o W
| 100 Shares Pynchon National
| Bank Stock, Springfield. 10000 l5,VVO w
| % shares Second National bank
| Stock, Springfield. ............s,sO 500 1850 10
| 20o shares Third National Bank
| Stock Spring ileld,..............2O,V 90 &OO u
| Is Shares Ware National Bank
| Siocs, Ware, ...................1,t00 500 ~
| "a shares Fret National Bank
| stock. Northampton. ..-.....-..3,tO0 1850 %
| ca Shares Northampton Nation
| al Bank Stock. ..................6,iO0 6,Ss "
| 10 Shares MOnscn National
Bank Stock, Monson, coo 10 70
| 100 shares Merchants National
| Bank stock, Boston,. ..........lo,C BfUJ w
| icO shares Atlas National Bank
stock Boston,, .................lOU 600 ll,-D "
100 shnss Howard National
| Bank Stock, Boston. $500. 1900 u-Do W
100 shares Webster National
| Bank stock, Boston, ...........10 ,c00 1880 OO
$50 shares Boylston National
| Bank stock. Boston. 1900 1880 "
| 100 shares Eliot National Bank
| SiOck. boston, -------.--..-.--.l 1000 lOrSO W
Is shares National Bank Of
Commerce stock. Bo.tou,. ......7, 800 $50 %
20 Shares National Bank OF
Commerce Stock, New York. 1900 $500 %
ssl6 800 81, Os5 .I2s 20
Real Estate, owned By the Company. .. III, 100 o.
Cash on hand and 10 Banks,. .llSfi7 Il
Cash IN hands Of Agents, cogrseof m
Loans on Mortgage Of Real Estate. aSo,iSi 4
Loans secured W X. L. and Bank
Stocks, 10 W
Accrued Interest and Rents. d, ~
si,sss,. az 3,
IABILITIEs.
Capital stock. all paid mp, t7i0 0oo co
Outstanding Losses, 2i5 20
Il. insurance Fund. ....... SIS go o.
All other Claims, ..-......... i.o.5 70
surplu. over all Liabilities. .lu.S3i a
surplus asxegards Policy Holder,,. II 1871 ,Si 81
| - DWIGHT X. SMITH, President.
| SANFORD j HALL. Srcretavv.
| ANDREW WRIGHT, Treasurer.
SETH w. FIFE, Agent,
Fryeburg, Maine.