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, 1881-06-26

Der de,uoraixeu condition OF der hen above
represented vas shtrikin1 pi,tnrr Df mans
inlluna'lity to Il sI,iclsen. Dar patent tlon'd
did coftr cruelty to hens; dot cla,lSu didn't
vas zct in der charter to der combany. SlIulIl,
dot VIC may esGsblicitty dcnlunshdrate der
full workings OF der patent, un.l show coll
ciusit e!iAeNce Of ids bower Nnd shtrengf!.,
we sllhuck it in OIL ackol1Dd VIC hafe 50 much
derriuory to sell, It vas der carly intentions
Of der battentee to make a hens luy about
dhrcc eggs per daylinles, but, Oil ackound
perfected, der ov.lers vas more as a shcntlc-
mems could Till ont. In amy otltler season
except winter, shpring, unA fall, vllen der ,le-
nlatA for eggs vas dull ulltl for der brusery,,-
ton OF der uedl(sree und posterity OF der hen,
you must mt allow der shicken to suaddow
herself nit mare as two tOzen eftrv tiAytitles.
his WIS eggsenial to der l.e;altl. Of der hen.
-Abb!ications for ucrrlt!ory und hens must
been accompanied nit der usual cggschange.
, 1881-06-26

NET foRK. June IA plan was filed in the
Building Department this morning for the coli
ct Forty-tlrst street. between Eleventh and
Twelfth avenues. Tor the stnraxc Of hn;.s. 1t il
10 he built by the Western Stock r,ld Com
pany, and will cosr, exclusive uf the ground.
which is.t be leased about Sa,nN, 1t will he
the largest building ol its kind in N..~ York,
us length being 4iu feet, anu its breadth 100 frct
Il VIII bc two stories high. bofh the ground and
the secoud door being devoted to the storage OF
hugs from the time they leave tho cars unit!
they aFc delivered to tue slAughtcrer. Fifteen
thousand hogs will not overIrovd the building.
and those inrendcd to be lodged on the second
iloor Will pc druwu up over an tncl!nel footway-
months.
, 1881-06-26
Buckingham F;since III Little Use.


Buckingham Palace, except during tho eight
days it is annually inhabited by the Queen, and
voted to hospitality rcnuins empty and use
less Tho charming grounds tot the beanties
anu extent OF which very few. even Ut Lon-
gardeners, nn'l tho splendid collection ut
pictures there are some Of the finest
Dutch paintings In the world in the Long Gal
n,uI.ls. 3 Thc q Queen % is ] smite IN obseryant Of
trcs as ever George I'll. WIS, AMI orcrlooss
nothing, ard il any members OF the Hoyal famt-
buckingham Palace tney nrc obliged to ''lo
for" themselves Mt tho emu Of the specified
term. \ sotl-in- law ut her Majesty. who WIS
limited 10 three days at time, eyatlcl the regu-
to begin II fresh stay the next rlorniig.
, 1881-06-26

1Iisdory repea,ls itself in dis conplimcnted
cases. ~ Guacklin' hen vas IL plsllnuss
hen.'' 4 well-fcd female hen vas possess
yo0st enutf refinement to 1lndaysl.tooh dot,
ha1ing accomplished something which no
otlsler man co1,!tl done, it would onttide her
to crow o1er der result.
Now here yas coined der broviso: Vheu
hen vas become alilseu dot she llatl added ali
egg to der census Of henolo@y, SHE. nit Il
shwecd shni!e on her countellance, shtanls
her straight on her hind footscs, OH her
settee, und calmly views der surroundings Of
der blaze, ,nnd. yoost previous to her dcpavt!-
ure from der scene sue, nit more as Il har-
rel Of eggotism tlcbieted IN her feaAures,
und nit Il troat dot vas s11tch full nit der
innocent cackle, throws one eye sidewise
indo her reccttaclr wherein der egg should
hafe heen segreeted. Nit asltonismendts
dot hens vas now filled. She vas dnE ,lot
she lon'd diu hafe done her duty youst now,
und, morlitied ut 4ler bossiblc surknscmntss
which might eggShibit itself in her sister
hens, she, 1nitout. Il single gae1le. rniedly
dOokS her SEAT on der hest again, resOlfin' to
produce or beriSh in der act,
, 1881-06-26
CARL PRETZEL'S
SelG-Acting, Hacl1-.tc<Ion IIen-Per-

Self-Acting, Hacl1-.tc{Ion 11en-Per-
A2l11der.
Far The t'hfca51 Tribune.
EGGSrI.ANATlOS.
/ Efer since der hens etine der shell oNt
which laid der egg which Mister Columbus
demonstrated nit dot tier yur!d vas round
like der deuce. der yinlnen hens hafc been
eeshtremeiy reluctant ahnnt gitin' vent to
dheir feelings 10 acr egEstert Of more rs one
duction in dlleir csdimatinn} vas all dot
could been reasonably csgspectcd from any
yell-reckulatetl female hen.
Rooster-,cns do not BOSSES der faculty
necessary TO der raising of eggs. Somehow
Or otlder slhcy don't llafc der ''latch" dot
der wo,,lall-l,cn vas veil supplied nit.
Veil, in dose days ylell Chris vas been
foolin' around some odtler feicr's henery,
dis egg-breaking pisl1ncss yas \ beautiful
ting to fool der marines nit. Shtill, While VIC
don'd did want at der bresent time to de1noll-
shtrate der shapes of der world, we llafe
cSwally Ms much more uses of der embryo Of
Il bird as lid dose fellers in der old dimes
yhen it was eggspccted to give elitlenccs und
proofs, ut der eggspence Of a hens rebutu-
tion und eGgsentricitles
llaft much sympady for dot class of birds
which c@gshibi1 SO much Of themselves, und
which lay down so mitch more rs dhey do0k
ub. Shdill, il dis pooty gwlck dimes, When
eferytiug vas c!!55-spanding, md Nattnru itself
vas ledding oul der ahron-sildrinys Of ids
ewick-shwelling body, der hen, init its eggo-
distical und esssbe1lsif yarble uild lay, must
now bracrlce eggonomy, but be egGrcsions
i'll her productions, yoost like any odder
child of Natlurc. Dot vas egssential.
, 1881-06-26

tain collection of rich furs loose brfllfauts.
pearl and diamond neckIacc5, vclyets. pieces Of
richly embroidered satin. canes and riding whips
with hn,ldle@ Of beautifully chise!ci gold or sill
vrr nta,l with precious stones, gold cups: III
Thousands Of dollars. Apparently the existence
OF this treasure. had been entirely forgotten by
the late Princess.
, 1881-06-26

IRIE CNE BRA NCII OFFICES.
TN ORDER TO ACCOMMODATE OUR
L. numerous patrnnN t,rsu@hnut the city We have
tsNbltshed tr1Dcl D1Crs in The different Divisions.
rs deslEtf3tEd heuw. whtro advertisements will he
tnken tor tho same price NJ charge nj the Nnln Of
tee. and will be received nn!tl 4nctUck p. m.:
SOUTH DIVISION.
H. r. S1MMs. Booksellers and Stationers. 1o3
Twenty y-scE,nd-Nt-
". r. BuGAl.T, DEurg'st Gts Cottage Groye-ay.,
northwest corner Thtrty-nfth-st.
JGDsnS >. JACOIsUS Druggist, SB7 1ndIana-av.,
ii. ii. BUCHANAN, Druggist corner Thirty -ilr.t and
WEST DIVISION
l. sCllRElBEls. Druggist II. West Lase-st, cor
nur Ut S:,el;In.
+. \. Dl:GEi.l. Druggist, as South 1Ia1stcd-st.
corner canniport-av.
II. +. KRAFT. Druggist GIL West Madison-sr.. cor
JAS ii. K1RKlEy & CO., Druggists. tn South
iAetcd-"t. curner nf AdNnls
MiLI.S' PiiAHMACi, J. W. WAINWRIGHT. 572
West Mndl*Dn-st. corner t'.Acn-nv,
III. snSStCHsEN Druggist ~ Blue 1slAud-av-.
IL c. iiE!tNiCK. jcweser Sewslea!et. and Fame
GOu.s. II l.uke-si~. corner Lincoln.
ADJUST Jacobson, Drus!ts4 Isl North Ilalstcd.
NORTH DIVISION. .
l.. BUCKINGHAM &lCU.. Druggist 415 North
Cfark-at-. enTnoT division.
+. ~ WILLIAMS i cV. Druggists. 6'5 14a:Fabee-
i.6Eis ~ Il. SEEnE.,' Printing and Advertising
agent News and stationery Dcrn1. l1 f. IHr.ihn-sL
, 1881-06-26
The old Chest in tho Lumbcr-Roou,.

4ne Vlo Chest In tho LunlbcF-R0ona.
Caroline Of denmark found rcccn1Iy IN lid
cnest 10 the iunLer-roo which NOT even the
oioest scrrnnt remembered ever having seen
opened aud 10 Ut keys were found which fitted
ne lock the lid vas forced, when, to the sur
orase OF every one, the boz WIS found to con
, 1881-06-26

Bargains in Flowers.
@. Il. COuTiNr & TO.
, 1881-06-26
PARTNERS WANTED.

pAHTNER WANTED-WlTT1 $1J 900 TO
L s.UuD In manufacturing business. established
and with magnificent prospects, Address X 81 Trtb-
une Gttce.
, 1881-06-26

pARTNEK WANTED-EITIIER ACT
l. ire or specin with cupttai, fr oyster and fsut-
packing business by pnr.y With large experiences IN
tlltt line: place md brand established. Address
HIRAM WOODS j. Co, ii Lexingtun-sE, Baltimore.
II
, 1881-06-26

CD2 MICIIIG.AE-AV. - u LARGE.
1---D pleasant rou,n. suitable fur or three
gents, with buAru; also single rDOlIl
, 1881-06-26

Ken WABASIl-AV.-A NICELY FUR
'2Vt nisheI front to rent with board to gent
and II life p- 1HD ytl1t1r 1Gu
, 1881-06-26

1870 WAEASll-AV.-A DESIRABLE
1s1r('l furnished front room, wt:h board. Refer
encCs EXCHANGED.
, 1881-06-26

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO
Il single gentlemen. he accommodated with
E"Utl board for the summer by addressing Box !,
Austin, y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-07-05
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

NoSpAY.-A train of cars on the More
los railroad, in Mexico, goes through q
Sri,lse aud 200 people were killed and
many wounded.- President Garfield
L0ljS a reception with Sec'y Hunt aud
postmaster General James.
TrE>pAY.-Harvard wins the Unerver-
lily race.-A Swiss village in Valais OF
49, houses destroyed by ire.-A tornado
masses over Washington. unroodng Ford's
Ooera House, City Hall aud many resi-
6epces proStrating trees and damaging
telegraph wires. Cellars In the southern
nsrt Of the city are flooded. Damage in
The city and Georgetown, 100000.
WgpNESDAY.-Alyln Watson of Park
rsn. murdered. Benjamin Chadbourne, a
5ssf mute. suspected or the crime
washington Gilbert j. the Fusion, Second
District. Congressional nominee.-Sena-
t,r session i held in 5000. on indictment
f,r bribery in the New York Legislature.
jimmy Hope, the notorious bank rob
hsr captured in san Francisco. attempt
irs, 10 rob the hank OF Bertram & Co.
U1n. Vas tried for Implication in the
Dey,sr bank robbery hut was acquitted.
II ws> thought, also, LAT he was involved
in The Winthrop bank robbery.
Trrr>D.v--Colby, Bates. Harvard and
Val. celebrate commencement. Yale gives
ths degree 90 IL. ID. 90 Francis Walker,
ami ". 4. % W. - HowellS and T. B. AID
r,rb The Turkish courts sentence the
mcrltrcys Of eN-Sultan Abdul Aziz 10
death.
FsIp,N.-A hurricane passes over Ohio
s,.r. much damage e. Sir Edward
Thornton has been recalled by the English
government - minister % Uuited States.
v.ral hundred SwejcS under labor
contracts bob the Sandwich Islands are IN a
al. osy.-t.3l slavery.
S,..r,Y -Auo,lcr week OF uuSucceSS-
s- U...,.r- cor { Gitcd states senators Ia
.be New IorS legislature. Ex-senator
p.,.r. .s..aUraws bis name from the cou-
-. -A serious outbreak 10 StaN. TuU.S.
A e.rc'ouc in Chesapeake Bay cap>izeS
.e,.-s. ,caoouerS aud browns their crews.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-07-05
srArE as MANY
STATE or MAINE.
OXFORD, ss:-Probate Court, June Term,

OXFORD, ss:-Probate Court, June Term, A. D.
ISL
WHEREAS. A petition has been duly filed
w praying that The balance remaining in The
hands of Edmund + Pingree. Administrator Of
the estate of Thurstin Pipgree, late Of Denmark
de ceased, on settlement OF his account, made al
a Probate Court held AT Paris, within and FOL
faId county, on the third Tuesdsy Of June, A. T.
Issi. NAV be ordered 10 be distributed among the
heirs OF said deceased, and the share Of esct
determined, Ordered that notice thereof be given
70 sll persons interested therein, by puoiishlng a
copy Of this order three weeks successfully In the
oxford Democrat. a newspaper printed at Pari;
IN said county. prior 10 the third Tuesday ofJuly
A. u. 1881, that they may appear at Probate
Court, thea to be held at Paris, within ana ioI
aid county, at ten O'Clock ina The forenoon, snc
show cause, If any they have, aga'n INST the same.
Z. A. FRYE, Judge.
A true copy-attest: II. q. DAVIS, Rgister.
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MAIN PASS EN,rE~IoN-Dr Lapham
nj The Press Excursion committee, re-
.srr.l @, Augusta Thursday night, after
,rst,gr-g ~ four days Go The lake region.
Ve wen. up hy way OF ADdovcr. and re-
.D-r,l rs Wy or Bethel He reports hay-
.r. maze very satisfactory arrangements
~ .he excursion Of the Maine Press ASSo-
ra,.1r. which = O. come OF the FIRST ", Elk
IN August. SD Tar Is h.> part Of The work
: concerned 4 number OF the party,
s"lr -..Va. the Moo>,.ou6maSuut!c lake
s1. e-I,>ir. Richardson's viii come out
,1 At..,,r. and tlc remainder. chose
who choose WI cross moaGo- and
WI r.u. 90, by Che Osy OF Bethel. The
qa--y coming ont ~ WAY ~ Au.loyer will
>,.- .,e. SUNDAY ,asrr and The balance AZ
B,,l.. The excursion VIII occupy eight
lsr> Na.or bcy,> of tde Pennington
Uf wen, through % Eaugvly lake
AM a> tir O., tle upper dam. tlc urSt part
cgt1'> wees 90 make engagements ia that
quarter. Sud a> >',l .> Che committee can
meet arI coupr. lu,c>, circulars an-
uouuc.u- tae results VII boz issued TO
members.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-07-05
TIES TIrIONIALS.

SOUTH PARIS. NY. Msy p, ISL.
Nv. =. r. MourI: Beur S.r, Havirr pur.
chased pha'ton ~ you last -easCn which has
proved satisfactory in every wsy. csn chcerfullv
recommend ell IN Wsrt % carriages 10 - So
have done. wM. Il. ROY Al.
SoUrH PAEiS. ME May p. ISL.
Tbs j. 90 certify that | bought OF !. Il. Moody
last season two 'housand duiisr-' worth OF TOP
carriages cf different Kinds for nv livery bus
mss ana they have proved O. DE durable and sat
i-iAc'oty carriages In every respect, ju't as he
rcpre-eutcc them 10 bc. and eau chccTiully re.
oumCnt al ia Wsn, Of carriages 20 buy OF him.
JOHN VI. CUMMINGS.
PARIS HItL. NE. May -. ISL.
Th's - 10 certify that thu si,le bar, extension
top carriage which I purchased 81 Mr. Il.
Moody last fsa-On. has proved 20 be a dsrs5l,
ans SATISFACTORY ychice aud 10 every respect
lust - he rcpseseatcj O. 90 bc, white TIE terms
we've very moderate. !. c. MARBLE.
NORWAY Ms May 2. ISL.
Ng.J. Y. MOODY. Dear Sir.-ihought a phAe.
tor uf lcu two year. asc, aud vtich has proved
u hc = good one ln rVrrV way. ami can cheer
iul'v recommend an la ant - carriages TO tuy
their taP wc5t OF you. AARON. {. NOBLE.
NORWAY, Nav y, ISL.
Tui- g. To certify hat ls~t season bought
beach wagon 90 Mr.. !. B Moody Which r,,e
u~ei NJ family carnage Ari = E-n''fr ~ ".
sud {; BE- rerfccflv satisfactory ig every way, sud
II. NoYEs.
NoVW ~. N-y 80 l>,
AZ. :. e. MoopN. Dear Str, - iIatug trt.
cha-s a tcp buggy q YOU lat :. aeon fer ms Us
cry business. Ars "a hich fH- proved sati-fSc-urv
q every vsN. can cNCCT' uilv recon n Dd n
want o. carriages ~ uuy OF YOU
UGRlNGToN NJ. CUMMINGS.
NoRwAN, May 81 is>l.
Ma r. q. VI -OuN Dfdr Sri fought a ptae
ia 40 vre Concord Rastn and ore beach wagon
o. you 'Eo feafs sEc, and thsv are i~t " hat on
recommended them 10 DC, And thew have gwen
sat.,f.clIi. WA HALL.
PANS. June . lssl.
Nj. T. r MOODY H6Gr Sir,-My phAtton a al
had Of YOU last season J. good carriage, and
D. what YOU recommended q 10 b" IN everv wry.
JOHN WHITMAN.
PARIS MAfNT, June 9, ISL.
, =. NOopN. TSs ut1- Sir-Ttc coal box
buggy tfaf t,ucht ul SuI .l-t .ct-Hn ha- prev 81
,iuratle ari saii,fartorv m every respect. aud
'Ist A.. o. represented II tc.
" - Dot Las.
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OXFORD. ss:-At a Cour: of Probate held 81
Paris, within and for the county of oxford, on
the third Tuesday Of June. A. ID. 1851.
HN the petition of PHEBE A. HARNDEN,
~ Guardian Of Ina Harnden, minor heir OF
EIbridge Harnden, late of Fryeburg in said
county, deceased pray ing for license 10 sell and
convey certain real estate described In her pet.
ton on file IN the Probate ONCE as one sixth part
of the "Stopeham Harnden pasture" az an sd
yaniageous offer of one hundred dollars, 10 one
Harmon ID Harnden of Fryeburg:
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice 10
ali persons interested, by causing an abstract Of
her petition withth order thereon to be publish
ed three weeks successfully in the oxford Dem
oerat,a newspaper printed at Paris in said County
that they may appear at Probate
Court 20 be held at Paris in said county
on the third Tuesday Of July next. O'Clock IN
the forenoon and show cause If any they have
why the same should not be granted.
X. \. FRYE, Judge.
true copy-attest: ii. L. DAVIS, Register.
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All are invited 10 call and zee these bargains.
and satisfy themselves ihGtve mean what we
say
Loac Prices and Good Goods.
NJ A SON BROS. ,
NnrsrHu. Maine.

NOTEUU. .huOf'
OXFORD, - AT Court OF Probate held at
Paris within aud tor the County Of oxford
on the third Tuesdsy OF June, A. ID. lssl
HS the petition Of Phebe \. Hsrndtn. Guard.
~ ian OF Ina usrndeu minor heir OF Eib -dg e
HArnden. ". late OF Fryeburg Ia said c unity
deceased. praying ior Gems to Fell and 'nyey
certain real estate described IN ter petition on
nle In the Probate Ufii e - one fourth IN common
ard undiVii,d OF tie Pl-Asant Pond meadow in
Fryeburg, - called 10 wymtn Harm len, u an
sd analogous oder OF thirty seven dollars and
nfgY csnfs:
Ordered That the said petitioner give notice TO
sll persons interested bv Causing an ab tract OF
her petition with this OIJsr thereon to be publish.
ed 5 weeks successfully In the Oxford Democrat
printed at Paris that they may appear NJ Probate
Court 10 be held az Paris In said County on the
third Tuesday Of July next NJ O'Clock A. N. and
show cause II any they have, against the same.
X. A. FRYE, Judge.
A true eopy-sttest II C. DAVIS Register.
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CALL AND EXAMINE,
THE "BRANCH,"
South Paris. Maine.
Guardians Sale.
Messenger,s Notice.
'''icE OF THE SHERIFF OF OXFORD COUNT
STATE OF MAINE.


STATE OF MAINE.
rtr,SrD,1p. - -,luI e q. A. D ISL.
~ IS % give notice that on the tventy.sec
- -D4 'ay 81 June,A d. ie-i. a warrant N insoi'
- va. i--ue-i out Of the CoUrt or Insolvency.
Cso@l1 county Of oxford sgainst the estate
s+,.r =. Rove. OF Norway IN said county,
~ seI 70 Do an inS0lvent debtor 90 petition OF
IL. erot'r, which petition was fled on the l0th
49, June A. u. lsel. 20 which last named
interest on claims g 20 be computed; that tne
,f -, oi shy debts and the delivery and transfer
o. So PROPERTY belonging % said debtor, 20 him
e-o-. 90. and he delivery and transfer Of ans
g,r.i.{ ol nm are forbidden ny law that a meet
s.6- ,n- creditors OF sald debtor, % prove their
s.,r,. i moose one or more Assignees OF his
49, oe held - Court Of Insolvency % be
Jog-+-a 'ne PROBATE court room, IN Pare N said
oxford on The tweniisth day Of July,
givs,-, az hEe O'Clock In the forenoon
ISS Sl'lef nv hand the date frst shove written.
raessenger Of TIE Court OF Insolvency for said
NOan'y Of Oxford.
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THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice tina
he has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
Probate for the County Of Oxford, and assumed
the trust OF Administrator Of the estate of
CELIA B. WHITNEY, late of Stow,
In said County, deceased. BY giving bond as the
law directs; ne therefore requests all persons In
debted to the estate OF said deceased TO make i'm.
mediate payment; and those who have any de-
mands thereon, 10 exhibit the same TO
EDWARD L. WALKER.
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June 81, ISL.

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice tina,
ne has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
Probate for the County Of Oxford and assumed the
trust Of Administrator of the estate Of
SAMUEL l. BAILEY, late Of Peru,
in said County deceased by giving bond rs the Law
directs; he therefore requests ali persons who are
indebted to the estate Of said deceased TO make i'm
mediate payment and those who have any demands
thereon 10 exhibit the sameto
HENRY s. MCINTYRE.
r,oa re.l
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS AbHer Haven Of oxford, in the
w County OF oxford. CONVEYED 10 tho sub.
srriher by his no igagc deed. dated the On dav
Of Msy. 4. T.. ISIS the following described real
estate 20 wit: certain piece or parcel OF land,
situated in said oxford, bounded and described
a. follows: commencing or IN" west eide of the
county road leading by Welchville and NJ the end
the wall on the south eide Of the meeting house
lot: thcr &C south 80 degrees east by said road
hTty.iwo rods 10 a stone post. thence south my
nine degrees west AZ right angles with said ruad,
one hundred and INV eight rods. 70 pine stump
siaudirg on the bank OF the Little ADdroscoggin
River marked with red chalk "A Haven, thence
nm sAid river rodud the oX.bow IN same To pine
stump marked with red chalk 4. Haven. thence
southcriy about six feet to stone corner; thence
north about fny-niue degrees east and such a
coursc ne will strike the wall on the south side OF
tn hurying ground lot ;thence on sAid wall TO the
dr.t mentioned bound. meaning 10 convey the
nrst mentioned premises In E deed Of warrautec
from Enoch Perkins 10 said Abner Haven ssid
deed being dated Dec. 9, lsi5. ard recorded IN OK.
ford Records, Book ~. PAGES 1873 and 1884, tn Fe.
cure the payment OF one hundie and twenty nine
dollars In TWO years and whereas the conditions
Of said mortgage deed nave been broken hereby
claim = foreclosure under the one year clause
which is one OF the conditions mentioned in said
mortgage deed.
slLAS r. KING.
ONFORp. June IL. isSt.
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STAND FOR SALE

Know ss ne GHEt.t. STAND situst'd In he
NIiI-g- "f BueNn.Id an tre r"sd To H'Rr,
ToRu. rUu-i-tfnE az sorE ard kaif hn'ise, 81 and
sfahIe --d anr c.d a bar acres of Liad "a ~ h
slate OF cultivation. tox"thsr with ~ ocFes Or
rA0lcs iuftrtlis near he house and 10 acres q
rc1fre -itnai,d on he aforesAld ROAD ana with IN
oos-hAli nile q the dwelling house. VII! be ID
zhose' her Or 10 seuarAte Tote.
TERMS-Onr third cash and the balance on
time o. su.t The purchaser.
For further particulars inquire OF y. I. shaw,
BucK heid, or 81 W lliam Grcgg, Andoyer, Ne.
Bucklsll. March u, 1851.
THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice q al
be has beeu duly appointed By the Hon Judge OF
Probate for the County OF Oxford and assumed
he trust Il Adm ni-frator OF the estate Of
HELEN VI. DENI>ON. late % Norway,
in said County deceased by giving bond as The lAv
directs he therefore requests AL persons ind- bt'
20 The estate OF said deceased 10 make immediaie
payment ani those who have any demands here
on 20 exhibit the same 10
June q. Isl.
THE subscriber hereby gives public roace thai
she has been daly appointed ~ the Hon Judge oil
PROBATE & 7 the County OF Oxford and assumed the
trust Of Asmni-trairX Of the estate Of
MERRILL KNIGHT late Of Peru,
Ia said County deceased. By giving bond a. the law
iirtcts .-he therefore ftQle.is p'r-"Ds who are
indebted % the estate a laid drceascd % make
immediate pai ment and Hose who have any de
rnand- thereon 10 EXHIBIT the same -
ESTHER W. KNIGHT.
June -. Isl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-07-05
NORWAY VILLAGE.
Notice Of Foreclosure.

VIIHEREAs. Thomas ,. Libby Of Franklin
w Plantation. in the County or oxford and
state OF Maine. did 1pvey 10 the subscriber hy
his mortgage deed dated December Il, les. and
recoI ded in oxford Records, book is2, page is2,
two certain parcels If land situsted 10 Franklin
Plantation, and being all the land conveyed 20
him 10y Elias u. Love joy. by his deed OF warranty
dated Dec. II, 1859. and 10 which decd reference
may be hal Tor more particular desciipt on, TO
secure the pay ment Of stCo; and whei cas-, the
condition. OF said mortgage deed have been
broken, hereby claim foreclosure OF the same,
under the one year claus. contained therein.
ELIAS ii. LOVEJOY.
Perm June 2l. ISL.