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The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-01-20
3ufte 9seeelp 2Niner.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1850.

Frank Leslie, the publisher, died last Friday
afternoon at his residence on Fifth Avenue,
New York, from fibrous tumor of the throat.
He had been suffering for some time past.
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Miscellaneous Dispatches.
Farragut Anniversary.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l3.-The Farragut
Association las resolved that the organization
be made permanent, and a committee be ap-
pointed to make arrangements to celebrate in
a becoming manner the anniversary of the
great victory of Admiral Farragut in '62, by a
general reunion.
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CONGRESSIONAL
SENATE.

Jan. lo.-Ine flcc-ProSl-
dent laid before the Senat u communication
from the postmasteI-Gencral recommending
various minor deficiency appropriations for
lS18-SO, amounting to $1O1, 900.
Several Senators presented numcrously
signed petitions for Il commission of inquiry
into tie alcoholic liquor traffic.
Herman and Salisbury presented memorials
for the withdrawal of the legal tender quality
Of ticasUary notes.
Senator Ferry announced that to suit the
convenience of various Senators he would not
ask The Senate to devote Thursday to the
mcmOriai service OF Senator Chandler. but
would hereafter ask another day set apart.
Senator Morrill, offered the following reso-
luton which was laid on the table. and he
announced his intention to speak upon it OH
Thursday next:
ReSOired, That the Committee on Finance
be instructed to inquire as to the practicable
itY Of ~rcfunding any part Of the national debt
at a less rate than four per cent. interest, and
also as TO whether or not some effective pro-
vision can be made whereby bona .fde sub
scripliols for sums in moderate amounts may
be available, and report by bill or otherwise.
On motion Of Garland, % to % the Senate
went into executive session.
When the doors were re-Opencd, on motion
OF Thurman the House bill 10 provide for
circuit courts and u. s.. District courts at
('n1n,,l,,s NIT. ,.l g..
Ioiunlo's' INV anu ioI transferring certain!
tT, ~ u,%, ,iona "eIteIh 10 southern districts III
''@, "'".e' was tahTn up anu passed..
VI .iotloi oi Cocki1ll lle senate again
Wri't into executive session and then adj
journed until Tomorrow.
-
After some routine business consideration
was resumed of tie resolution for printing
GlDver's report.
The House Committee on Elections took
up to-day the case of McCabe VS.. Orth. of the
Ninth Indiana District on the pending motion
to dismiss. The appeal of contestants motion
was denied, ayes, 6 ; nays, s.
Mr.. Phistcr then moved to grant the p~otition
Of the contest ant, and permit him TO 90 on
and take testimony.
Mr.. Kceftr offered a substitute. .That a
committee Of five members be annotated by
til" Speaker Of the House to investigate anv
and all questions of bribery, corrupti0n. fraud
or Illegal voting alIered to have beon CON-
mitted by any person or persons in the cleo
ton Of the member of Congress from the
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-01-20

CHICAGO. Jan. 14-A Dublin correspond
cnt says it is now thought certain that the
government intends TO proceed with the trials
Of Davitt. DAILY, KilIcn and Brennon. for Sc
IitlDn.
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Irish VI Il Meeting.

WASHINGTON, Jan. A.. - Vice-President
Wheeler, the members Of the Cabinet, Speaker
Randall and a large number of Congressman
lave signed a call tor an Irish relief mass
meeting.
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No Election of Goyer.or.

NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-THE Augusta. Maine,
special says, the Senate met at $50 p. III. and
adjourned till 10 a. IN. Thursday. No cleo
ton Of Governor to-day.
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CE NTEN NAL SALOr
OPPOSITE GLESDALE HOUSE,
GLENDALE. -- MONTASl

Having rciitted and refurnished the OH
Centennial SalOH.i, ard stock
bar with the hest brands Of liquors AMI cis
am preared to accommodate old an
customers as in timcs of yore. An eiegah
cosy club loom at the nv"nIercc of patn
Ed. THOMAS
Propri'
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-01-20

Secialisfs In convention at Pittshurg.
led to put in nomination, next year,
for lht Presidency. UnfortU-
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SUPREME COURT OF MONTANA.
January Term, 1850.
DAY-JANtARY 9TH.

FOURTH DAY-JANrARY 9TH.
Ordered that Horace r. Buck. Esq. De
licensed to practice law in the courts of Mon
tana.
Territory, appellant, vs.. Frederick Fox,
respondent. In this case all indictment was
presented against Fox charging him with the
crime Of burglary and grand larceny. \ de-
murrer was intelposed to tie indictment for
the reason that it charged two different Of
fences. The demurrer was sustained by the
lower court and judgment entered the Ter
ritory for costs, and the Territory appealed
The Judgment of the court below Is by tie
Supreme Court affirmed with costs. Opinion
by Wade, G. j.
L. II. Hershtield ct al, appellants, VS.. Al
eXanler O.. Aiken Ell al, respondents. Motion
for rehraring filed.
Charles D.. Hard, respondent, KS. S. {.
Ashby ct al, appellants. Submitted on briefs.
keeney, respondent VS.. Fianncry, appellant;
cause entered upon calandar and appeal dis.
missed, Adjourned until January 10Th, 10
a. III.
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LONDON, Jan. A. \ Vienna correspondent
says he learns from cooia r hority that Count
SchouNaIoi1's prospects Of ohtaiuirg a position
i'll which lie would be able to exc. else great
influence upon tie foreign policy of Russia are
improving. The peace party at ST. P,ter.Iurg
now pr'ponler"ies in Consequence, Of lie
nature Of communications f;on dl lomatic
representative all cad.
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FOREIGN.


LONDON, Jan. II. A Paris correspondent
says In the reelection of Gambetta Yesterday
Is President Of The Chamber of Deputies ; Of
33} members Of the chamber 30S deposited the
voting papers, the members of the right as
usua! abstaining, and of these 3)S, 10 resorted
to the Use OF blank paper.
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FIFTH DAY-JANTARY 10TH.

Territory, respondent, VS.. john Il. Dean,
appellant heard on motion to dismiss appeal:
motion overrVled notice of motion for re-
hearing filed.
Territory, respondent, VS.. ThOs. White APP
pellant : affidavit filed.
Annie NJ. Dias, respondent, VS.. }. J. kea-
ton, appellant respondents brief filed.
adjourned until 10 o'clock, Il. III. January
18th.
SEVENTH DAY--JANUARY II. 1850.
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The subscriber will contract 4ur The deliyd
Mining Tirnbers Or House LOG

Residence, Pilgrim Gulch, near the b
Hail Columbia Gulch. p. .. address, "
vile. THOS. GODFF
Oct9Sd3m
Sharp County record., 1880-01-15
POOR LISETTE.

S.nFIy the 0uails in the cortland pipe,
-Ehe yellow harvest is bending ripe;
8 5lIviv the children each other greet
EEafI1leling down through the village street
ET7tlc garden gate leans poor Lisette;
@iIer lover" they whisper, comes not yet
eSiI,s looks Qfar to the edge OF the sky,
NJlheyc blue and misty the mountains lle'
qI7IIaf sudden echoes of fife and drum
Down the long, dim, winding valley come
e. bring they news for poor Llsettc-
aGaJsturG at last or Il litcs regret!
sIFgh ring the bugle notes, so sweet;
Nsarer the rythmic tramp OF leet;
Gghnf tempest rushes to clasp Llsette' -
1iLh lips so warm and with eyes so WetE
-sI,g Is safe in her lovers arms at last;
2. Ike a drcary dream is the empty past;
'Chc music OF JOY in her glad heart plays
And morning glOws in her radiant race
While clearly the quails in the corniield pipe,
and silent the harvest is bending rpe,
and the children shout to the fife ana uruih
yh1t, pain is over and peace is come.
Celia ThaTter, in the Independents
Sharp County record., 1880-01-15
WAITING FOR WINTER.

tJ,lint honey in the years last flowers can
hide
ryEese little yellow butterflies may know;
S5tH falling leaves they WaYer TO ana no,
sTrun thc swinging tops Of asterS ride.
E5us am weary of the summers pride
Aud sick Scptembel's simulated show;
Why do tine colder winds delay to blow,
and bring the pleasant hours that we aDldG
No curtained alcovc and sweet householu
talks,
CSI- swcetcr silence by our Pickering Lars,
Elesyuniug late from autumn evening walks
E5a0n the frosty hills, while reddenlng Mars
EFsifgs low between the withered mullen
stalks
ayd upward throngs the host of winter
stars?
-Henry 4. Beers, in December SCribner.
Sharp County record., 1880-01-15
Stalking Geese MA

Shooting wild geese u,,
days of California, 0Di.. wy
industry with those mem 5n% I
the market, and was va,
the few amateurs that \
sport. In all the count,
the bay wild geese wers =.
tiful, and it is no exap,s,
that their numbers miSiit iSiP |
by hundreds Of thousaT5ii,, n,
of acres of land were cor,.
They did not, as now WI !
cultivation, but they e., ,
quantities of grass, thn''
cattle of much feed, and ".
TO the rancheroS, not oDL
of this consumption Of tes
cause their deposit burpei
and rendered it unfit !.
those days goose-shootino,, !,
able business for the hunt.
no uncommon thing for A;
realize from 500 to SlT
when he obtained but ton
CA shot in hunters parlg
discharge of both barrels
pursued by the markethur
the geese was as follows,
good-natured OK was ge,s
by the hunter for his atten
the geese were found On /
open plains, where theyt
the day, going to water
morning and evening.
marked a flock half or III,
a mile away from his start
then put his OK in motion.
to feed as he went alOng
make the geese feel thattr
and above board, and II
scious of the lurking fgut
on behind the ox'S hulk.
hunters state positively th
seem to take a perfect da
ing the shooter to work Of
They would approach the
indirect way, never gol
ward them, and apparel
they went along. Coos
this large scale was purE.
to 1857, in this State,
well known in San FrancI
their first start in life in
There were at least halfsl
in it, whose wealth might
from $4,000 to .S5O,OOO,
result of goose-shooting.
60 Bulletin.
Sharp County record., 1880-01-15
')()I)Y

her knife into her brar. !
one of the noblest wos, r,s,
that America has given~ nU~. \.
on the frozen snow Soft Of u !
surrounded by a orou. ~
savages and a cale9n,ILactR. 9,LcR
who looked on unm". ra'
no money in her. Yom' Yr,'
Wakuzza. .-Frank W;II I'M
York Sun. "'Ei
Sharp County record., 1880-01-15
" "SwOggling"aIg " La

A millionaire who lived =
tho vicinity of this city. 4 II
last days drawing nigh, e
distinguished neighbOr and !;
since has occupied one d Z
position in the gift of repra
the people, to prepare hSlP +
testament. When the viii
the dying man said: q I
make you my executor, an = :
quire no bond from you :
also" The ex-Judge c5- 4
thanking his client, and !
execute the will to the best {
" What is your bill fOrt :
will?n asked the millionait
"Oh, under the circu7 !
course, l shall charge your !
the answer.
But" said the other,
my way of doing business !
and receipt q bill for yours
will pay you now" !
We'll, since you insist |
out q bill for a nominal SUI
And this member Of the bI
dom draws breath wlth''
some one for the respiratl.asll !
and receipted for S25 a OII,
other circumstances wolIl
$500. !
The good man died ana , !.
When the will was read \
that the name of his son I
serted in place Of that ,.s9 y
guished lawyer. The runn:
strong in death. The MAJ ll.5
how to accumulate WealL.
the value of q tightly draNi
difference between $50 anu
had merely copied the the. "
order they were WrlIlel tai,.
friend, and thus had oOtaIi' j
gable will at small cost, anu J,
ofhis own choosing. .-Cm'''
Sharp County record., 1880-01-15
Pasta for Hanging

Paste for Hanging :
pounds of good whea' -
with enough cold water y :
batter free from Jumps. -
cold water to the conSlslt. ~.
cake batter and add two Ol o..
powdered alum. Have ,sa IL,
boiling water. Take liyl n,
and pour gradually over 3y15,ao rD'
ring constantly, W ,l!tn Itn
swell and lose the white
flour it is cooked enough, =,
about three-fourthS OF a y +
paste. Let it become coLu 1,a,
A pint or so of water GTtt Ttt
prevent its skinning' I'D u.
water so that it will SPTs'
quickly under the brush !.a1 .
adhesiveness is reqtl!!reu,a III
pering over a yarnlsdIl9~ dnrnd
add one ounce Of poWM1eI1nr at ! ~
gallon of paste. Set t4S atirEi +
the paste over a tlro, s,tnd St,,i
until the resin has melt9Gi, 9i,
paste with thin gum-ar"OIl
Sharp County record., 1880-01-15

Egg Bread: One ne, fGabie G'I1it'
milk, three eggs. three et sr'ts on e.
spoon soda, corn-meal sHV,. I
q thin batter. i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-10
PERRY DAVIS a SON, ProprIetors. Providence. r. l.

WHY IT Is CALLED AUGUsT.--The month
of August, derived from the Roman calen-
dar, was originally called SeStilis, or the
sixth month of the year. which, with the
Romans, began in March. ,Iulias Caesar
made II so days long, and his nephew.
Augustus. added another day TO il. As II
was the month in which Augustus had
entered upon his first consulship; had cele-
brated three triumphs in the city; had re-
ceived the allegiance of the soldiers who
occupied the Janiculum; had. conquered
Egypt md ended the civil war, the Senate,
DESTROYS to compliment him, changed the
name OF the month 10 August, just as
QuiutiliS had been changed To July out OF
honor tn the great julius, who had been
kind enough co he born on the 18th OF that
month The Flemings and Germans have
adopted the word August rs another name
for harvest. The OogSt mGad Is harvest
month; the German Augst-,cageR is harvest
wagon. and the Dutch oogsien means TO
gather corn from the field. The Spaniards
employ the verb dgostdr and hdc,r st
augusta to signify gathering harvest, and
the French have Il phrase, fdire I A0Ht for
the same thug. The Anglo-SaXons named
August the weed month, and the old Ger
maus called 4; lefiRl0cl, the wine-press
month. Angus is represented In myth by
I naked man, with dishevellcd, flying hair,
hnldin. To his mouth with both hands n
drinking horn, and at his side bundle OF
peacock's feathers, some melons and a
second drinking horn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-10
COLBY UNIVERSITY.

At the Treasurers' meeting the commit
tee appointed 10 confer with DIR. Robins in
reference 10 his resignation, was en-
powered 10 report at 4 subsequent meeting.
II was voted 20 raise ST., 200 in Maine. of
which s., 600 already has been pledged.
DR.. Smaller OF Portland, DR. Kicker OF Au-
gusta, and Deacon Giddings OF Bangor,
were appointed committee 10 raise this
sum Immediately, and were authorized 10
employ Professor of history and a teach
er Of elOcutiOn, or either a soon as the
funds raised permit. A check Of $1,000
was received from r w. Wood, NJ. D.,
class Of ls29 Of Brookline, Mass, 10 found
4 scholarship for meritorious students
VIM. II. Smaller, ID. ID. WAS elected treasur-
er in place OF Z. l. Getchell, who resigned
amer - years continuous service in thar
Office. Henry Z. Robins, ID. d., OF Water
Vile and Professor Charles +. Hamlin, OF
Cambridge, Mass, were elected Trustees,
% al vacancies caused by the death of
Hon. ID. ID. Milliken and by the resignation
OF Calvin Hopkins. The last Wednesday
OF June, ISL, was fixed upon for the next
annual Commencement
The honorary degree OF ID. ID. was con-
ferred upon Rev Geo. Bedlin, class OF 1853,
Pawtucket, RI. The degree OF Ph. ID.
upon Prescott Marble, class of 1851, OF
Worcester, degree of L. ID. upon Larkin
DuntOn, class OF 1855, or Boston; degree
OF A. VI. upon Justice c. Fitz, Chelsea,
Mass, GranviI z. Cochrane of Augusta
and Augustus NJ. Burton, of Cherryneld,
aud the degree Of A. NJ, in course upon
Reuben W. Dunn, of Wateryille, class OF
1865, and upon Edwin o. Lord, Great
Falls, \. H., Josiah ii. Drummond, Jr.,
Portland, Chas. +. Meserve, Rockland,
Mass, class OF 1879. The degree OF A.
3. was conferred upon members Of the
graduating class.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-10
TREASURES OFFICE,
.HHsa. N-A


DURSUANT 10 chap. 4, sec ", OF the Rev sed
i Statutes will. At tie stsic Treasurer Office,
at Augursa ON tie eighth day of september nexi.
n: eleven o'clock a. m, sell and convey bT deed
10 the highest bidder all the ntercst Of the State
IN the OF land herein amer described. lying
10 incorporated townships, The said uacts hav.
ing been forfeited To the State for State taxes and
county taxes. certified 10 ihe Treasurer OF State
for the year ISIS
The sale and convey snco OF each tract wiil be
made subject TO n night IN the owner or part own
er whose rights have been forfeited, TO redeem the
same ut any time within ore year alter the sale.
10y paying or iendei ing TO the purchaser his pro
portion OF chat the purchaser PAID therefor nj the
sale with 10 crest NJ the rate OF twenty per cent.
per annum, from the tiise OF sale, and one dollar
FOR release, or such owner may redeem his inter.
est by pay ipg as Aforcssid u the Treasurer Of
state, provided IN chap.o sec -, OF the Revised
Statutes.
No tract. however will be sold at price lcss
than the iul amount due thereon for such unpaid
State and county taNcr, interest ard cost, rs de
scr.bcd In the following schedule:
OXFORD COUNTY.
400 Acres, Andover West surplus, els "
1865 - = sni NJ !, No. ), X ;, 81 a.
ISIS " A. X. Riley Plantation, it&s
5 80 - BacheideFs Grant. l.0
;. a. uOLBROOk, TTcas'r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-10

ALI In ONE WEEK.--A Cambridge boy
amer a weeks absence In the country wrote
10 his mother: 81 got here all right and l
forgot TO write before; it is very nice
place TO have some fun. A fellow and i
went out in boat and the boat tipped over
and man got me out and was so full of
water I didn't know nothin' for good
long while. The other boy has got to be
hurled after they find him. His mother
came from Chelsea and she cries all the
time. A boss kicked me over and have
cot TO have some money to pay doctor
for fixing my head. We are going to set
an old barn ON FIRE tonight and l should
smile II we didn't have bully fun. l lost
nv watch and 1 am very sorry. l shall
bring home some mud turkles and shall
bring home tame woodchuck If can git
em in my trunk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-10
To tho Honorable

Justices OF the Supreme Judicial Court next to
be holden at Paris, within and for the County of
Oxford. on the second Tuesday OF March. A. ID.
= CCIE +. CASEY Of Woodstock, in the county
II OF Oxford, respectfully liheis AID gives this
Honorable Court 10 lie Informed that she was
lawfully married TO Henry c. Casey, at Lewiston,
iu the County OF Androscoggin. by Rev. j. Is.
Hamilton q minister OF the Gospel, authorized TO
solemnize marriases, on the seventeenth day OF
June, 1873. And that your lihelant has always
behaved herself rs faithful and afectonate wife
but the said Henry Z. Casey, wholly REGARDLESS OF
his marriage covenant and duty, cruelty abused
your libelant by using abusiye AID profane Ian.
auage to her and on several occasions in parox.
lsm OF rage. mas 'hieatenea 70 tans hsr IRE and
angry and violent manner until she stood in con-
atsnt fear Of bodily injury to herself; that her
said husband neglected. 10 furnish her with com
Portable home or necessary food aud clothing, and
finally on the second day Of April, 4. ID. 1873, he
brought Your lihelant TO her fathers house and
len her, and went away TO parts to your libelant
unknown, your hhellant further says that she has
had one child by her said husband, named IDez
L. Casey, now eight months old. Wherefore. be.
ieving Il reasonable and DIT )per conducive TO do.
mestic harmony aud consistent wit the peace and
morality Of society. prays that divorce from the
bonds Of matrimony between her and her said
usband may be decreed and the care aud Custody
OF her said child may be decgeed W your libelant
Your lbelant furtaes states that che has made
Gigelt search TO ascertain the residence or
whereabouts Of the said Henry G. Casey, but has
been unable to lind IL, and that she does not
know where his place Of residence IL, n he has
any. LpClE T. CASEY.
Subscribed aud sworn to this eleventh day Of
February A, ID. lssQ. BEFORE me,
HERRICK &. DAVIS,
Justice Of the Peace.
STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, ss:-supreme Judicial Court, March
Term, A. ID. 1880
LUCE r. CASEY Liblt. VS.. HENRY c. CASEY.
And now it appearing to the Court that the said
lbel-e Is not an inhabitant Of this STATE aad aas
NO tenant, agent or attorney lSerein. and that he
has no notice O. tie pendency Of this libel,
II is ordered by the Court that the said libelant
notify the said libelee of the tendency thereof BY
causing an attested copy Of this libel with this
Order Of Court thereon to be published three
weeks successfully In the Oxford Democrat, q
paper printed Paris in said County, the last pub
LEGATION TO be thirty days at least before the next
term OF said Court to be held st Paris, Aforesaid,
on the third Tuesday of September next. to the
end that the said libelee may then and there ap-
pear at said Court, and show cause, IL any he have
why the prayer OF said libelant should not be
granted.
Attest: JAMES s. WRIGHT. Clerk.
A true copy Of libel and order OF Court thereon.
Attest JAMES 8. WRIGHT, Clerk.
H. G. DAVIS, Attyfor Lfbls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-10
Main Street, Norway.
A. +. McACHORN.
Card % the Public

"AvISG sold my entire stock OF goods and
III business interest recently conducted by me
in Norway Village to A. y. McACHOkN OF Port
land, / would earnestly recommend him to The
patron age of my friends and former patrons.
l would request all persons Indebted TO me TO
make immediate payment. ,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-10
Semi-Annuni statement Of the
Harper Manufacturing Co.,
June 80, 1850.

Existing Capital Stock, tooM0W
Amount paid In, W
Amount invested in Real Estate
and Machinery, fo'iUW
Debts due from Company, other
than advance on goods, In bands
Of selling agents, about H'Waoo
II. j. LIBBY, Treas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-10

CUMBERLAND. ss:-July "a, 1850.
oath that the above statement by him subscribed.
is true, according to his beet knowledge and
Relief. WM' 4. ovOLC,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-10
Semi. Annual Statement OF the
Robinson Manufacturing Co.,
June 80, 1850.

Existing Capital Stock, sloo,oo0 co
Amonnt paid 10, $1,000 "
Am anS msehieery, " '' ~ 10000 90
Debts due from the Company,
other than advance on goods in
hands OF selling agerts, about s.pp W
valuation OF property by Assessors. unknown
IN me ii. j. LIBBY, Treas.
CUMBERLAND, IS july 90, lss0,
Personally appeared, ii. j, Libby, and made
osih maj the above statement by him subscribed,
Is true according to his best knowledge and
h.,ef WIN. 4. GOULD,
Justice Peace
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-10

ADVENT MEETING. The Seventh day
Adyentists Of Maine, viii hold their annu-
a. Camp-meeting for 1880, at waterville,
August 1874, on the same ground occupied
last year. Elder James White and wife OF
California, and Elder Geo. l. Butler of
Iowa, are expected to attend this meeting.
The Maine Central Railroad grants re-
aneIion or one-half fare IS usual.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-08-10

take pleasure In announcing to the people OF
Norway and Vicinity, thst have purchased the
entire stock and business interest OF