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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-10-05
REEDS OPERA HOUSE !
Friday BV'lg, Oct. 6
GRAND COuCERq!!
by THE
JUBILEE SINGERS!
FROM
FISK UNIVERSITY,
1871. Nashville, Tenn. 1923.

Miss JENNIE JACKSON. Soprano.
Miss MATTE LAW RENEE. Soprano
Miss GEORGIA NJ. GORDON, Soprano.
Miss PATTI MALONE Soprano.
Miss MARY e COP Soprano.
Miss MINNIE w. TATE, Contralto,
Miss MARY f WILSON. ContraIto.
Mi B. W. THOMAS, BasSo.
MI. GEO. E. BARRETT, Tenor.
MIR CHAS. w. PAYNE, Tenor.
Mr.. +. j. LOUDIN, Basso
Miss WILLIE A. BENCHIEY, Pianist
1t has been said that he who writes the ssugS
of people is greater than he who makes their
laws After hearing The singing of the Jubilee
Singers, | am persuade.I that the spirit of their
son KS will end in the final triumph of liberty
TO all America.-JAS A GARFIELD
ESsS@ Read the Jubilee Circular
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-10-05

U. s. BONDS of all kinds bought and sold,
and exchanged at current market rates.
U, COUPON -FOUR PEN OF. BONDS
on hand for immediate delivery.
E. Il. RICHARDSON, PreS t
ID. GOODMAN, WIN. III. BEEBE,
5H Vice President. Cashier
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-10-05

Traces to o Single Harness The finder will
pie Lse leave with VIM WILCOX sheriff.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1882-10-05
~ ew Advertfs7 tG.
FOR SALE!

n OST.-Ladies Black Kid Glove in Floral
~ Hall on Fair Ground. Finder will please
leave it at this Office. u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-14
sr.rr orMA,yr.

| WHEREAS he County Commissioners oil TX
ford County, in the month OF september ,eS,
made AN inspection OF all the County roads IN
| the unincorporatcd townships anu tracts y,
land hereinafter named III said county, anu
| found the roads therein defective; ana thereup-
on made an estimate OF the amount neeueu IN
| each township and tract 10 put the roads
| In repair, during The year itSs, so tue sane
would be safe and convenient for public travei,
and at the December session eoi shiu Coun.y
Commissioners, assessed n tax on SAID town-
ships and tracts, for the repair of the roads
therein, which they deemed necessary iot 'ua'
purpose, and at the same time app"intcu ag
ents To superintend the expenditure OF saiu
usse sments on the defective roads as the law
requires, who gave bonds approved by SAID
County Commissioners according In law shiu
assessments hereinafter named, made oy saiu
I commissioners was duly AMI seasonahly pup
lished. with list of said townships ana Tracts
OF land assessed, with the sum on each' anu
the roads on which the same was 10 NC eN
pended, In the kennebec Journal the Sthte
Paper and In the oxford Democrat, puolic
newspaper printed at Paris, IN saiu County
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, the last publica'
lion In each being within three months from
said assessment, and said commissioners nav
ing on the 9TH day ofJune IS! made an eSan mn,
alton OF said County roads, and foundthe own
ers OF said townships and tracts, so assessed
had not repaired the roads therein, 10 their ac-
ceptancc ami as the law requires SAID agents
proceeded immediately after SAID ON Gay o'
June 1852 10 repair said roads, and lawfully eS.
pended thereon, so much of said assessessinent
as was necessary TO put said roads In repair 10
be safe and convenient for public travel ,nnu tne
owners OF the following townships ana tracts
have failed for more than two months since said
18th day o. June lSS and still fail TO pay the sums
assessed on their respective townships anu
tracts aforesaid or any part Thereon ana ms
10 this office by the County COMMISSIONERS
aforesaid us follows:
The rate being q mills on the dollar:
On RILEr PLANTATION, OXFORD Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-14
Notice Of Hearing.

The undersigned having been appointed by the
Justices OF the Supreme Judicial Court, 1t q term
Of said Cont, held q Paris, " thin and for the
County Of Oxford. on the third Tuesday Of Sep.
tember, 1881, . committee to act upon the subject
matter OF the appeal OF Byron G. Waite and 9th.
ers from the decision and adjudication OF the
County Commissioners Of said County OF Oxford,
sherein and whereby the said Commissioners, on
petition Of John Swasey and others, Chs rles
III Gilbert and others, and A. d. Childs and 9th.
ers, dated April 9Th. les2 sfter due proceedings
had, did adjudge and determine that common
convenience and necessity does require the dis
oontinu nee OF the Ferry aeross the Apdroscog.
gin River at Canton Point, and the road or ap.
proaches thereto, a. prayed for In said petitiou
and IN pursuance of said adjudication, did pro
coed to make said discoBtnuances, ss follows, 70
Wit: The Ferry named In said petition and the
road approaches thereto on each side Of said river
hereby give notice 70 al persons and corpora.
lions intereeted In the subject matter OF the orig
| ipal petition, OF John +. Swasey and others
Charles II. Gilbert and others. and A. d. Child
and others, thar they have appointed Tuesday, the
l2ih day OF December next, Ut ten O'Clock In the
forenoon. ~ the time, and the unoccupied store oil
Byron c Waite - said Csntop Point, - the plscs
OF meeting, and that they will then and there
proceed 70 view the route and ferry mentioned II
the original petition Of John p Swasey and others
Charles H.Gilbert and others, and AID. Child ans
others. and hear the parties, their witnesses and
counsel.
Dated the SOth day OF October. A. D., 1882.
F., NAHUM MORRILL, L
DAVID =: HASTINGS, SConmlttet
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-14
Prom the Portland Daily Advertiser.
CAP|LLAR|S
Wanted.

Wanted.
VNnn PERSONS to call on me, that an
lOOO bad. losing their hair. troubles
win dsndruff or humor, those that have been o
able to get cured), and | will cure thein W
capillaris Tor i've dolars or nothing. No
nav required until all Of the above cures
are made. l challenge any person IN the city
of Portland, 10 produce o case that l can
NOT cure, unless the roots are entirely dead
which Is not tue case In more than one case In ten
and vet they may have been bald for years. Any
one buying "CspIilaris' cannot be humbugged,
as il has no equal for hair dressing and 10 worth
The price Of IL for that purpose. Two or three
theless, we think skeptical and incredulous per.
soDe, that are cured Of all the above disease and
their hair restored, ought 70 be willing TO pay %
AFTER the result aimed at is accomplished.
T. HILL Mansfield. Propr,
Centennial 81 OK Portland, Maine
Portland, Me-, Oct Goth, 1882
Price 8n cts. (drugGtsts). BY mall, 70
cts., prepaid. Three bottles -.
From the many City Testimonials we
Give . Few.
cAPILLARIs CURED NE
OF dandruff and humor. X. q. NEAL, n. d.
IL cured me, II. P. g. GOLD. DIuegist.
Its sales prove its popularity, 6UPPY, kINS-
MAN ALDEN, Drusgists.
1t is bringing out sooa sroG,n o. aaf wneTe
BEARsE r. II. HAMLIN. GARDINER N. PAR
KER. J. n. LANDER.
know of its caring twelve Of nv customers oil
badness, dandrun, &C., 4. o. SOMERS. Barber.
above diseases, JOHN p. WEI II, Barber.
am highly pleased with Cspillaris Il sur
passes anything ever used for the ladies' toilet
| take pleasure Ia recommending IL, Mss d. Il
ROGERS, HELEN d. HIGGINS and many
others.
I have used your hair dressing, think 1t has. al
JOHN jSS I't G PRocTER. Esq.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-14
Notice of Foreclosure.

whe,ras Uiram HID, hon OF Bethel, In the
County of oxford and State OF Maine. by bis
mortgage deed dated the third day OF January
A. ID. 1850 and recorded Ia the registry OF deeos'
book ls3. page So, convey ed TO kooe,' 49, A.
msn Then living at said Bethel, but since ue-
ceased csrtain parcel OF real estate situated 10
aid Hetbel near Wa ker's Mills, so called AMI u
known "a the stephen A. Russell place, ~ q
hounded on the west by the railroad on the south
Inv Alder River, and land supposed 20 be owner
by Hosea Ripley ,easterly by the county road, sno
northerly py land OF Jonsthsn Abbott togetnet
Ith ali bulldogs thereon, and the engine, eoiiet
drtnres arc comp, ctions, connected with or at
i1ched 10 ta,d buildings and land: and whereas
he cnnditiops Of said mortgage has been broten'
now therefore. by reason Of the breach OF the con
di,ions thereof. th. undersigned Administrator
of The goods and estate Of Robert "A. Chapman
claim a for, closure of said mortgage.
&C CHAPMAN, Admipi-trator OF
the estate and goods Of Robert A. Chapman.
Noy lst ISL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-14
GRAND TRUNK R. r

Winter Arrangement.
On and after October % aud until further notice,
trains will run % follows:
GOING WEST.
EXpresstrains for Lewiston, will leave Portland
at 20 Am, lis p. % 81 .. m.
For South Paris, Norway, Montreal, Chicago,
and the West. will leave Portland at 40 o. m.
South Paris at l0:l0, Norway 10 90 q. m, and
Gorham at u 80 o. m, and from Portland at 80
from So. Paris. 3 40, Norway 327.
Mixed trains for South Pnris, Norway and Cor.
ham will leave Portland at .5:l6 p. me-, go. Paris
IS p. m, 5orham II 90 q. n.
GOING EAST.
Express trains for Portland will leave Lswis
ton At 20 .. m, ii 10 .. M. and 81 and IS
p. N.
For South Paris, Norway, Lewiston, Portland
and Boston viii leave Gofham at 20 Q. m, South
Paris 1t 10 81 q. m. aud Norway at l0a0 Q. m,
reaching Portland at l2a1
Mixed trains for Portland and Lewiston will
leave Gorham 1t 3:i5 .. m, South Paris 6:i5
=. M, Norway 90 Q. M. arriving In Portland at
40 O. m, and an afternoon mixed train leaves
Gorham for Portland Ut II 10 q. m..So. Paris,
20 D. M, arriving 1t Portland ct 10 p. m.
Trains will run BY Portland time.
JOSEPH HfCKsON. General Manager.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-14
Noricc Of Forcclosure.

Wbereas James McCrillis OF Rumiord. In the
County of oxford, State OF Maine, 10 his mortgage
deed dated the first Of D-cs mber ISIS, recorded 10
Oxf ,rd Registry OF Deeds., Book LIS. Page %
convey.d TO me his homestead farm IN said Rum
Sord. boupd ed rs follows: on the West bv land OF
w. Stevsns, north by land OF NJ. J. knight:
"a :, by land OF NJ +. knight, south by land OF
W. r. Stevens; also one lot Of nity acres In NIL
ron Plantation bounded rs follows Westerly by
lar ds OF W r. 4 Aaron Stevens, northeriy o.
land Of VI. r Knight, essterly by land OF The
Hu,chins heirs. southeIly By what 10 known ~
the Morey farm. said mortgage was given 10
secure the payment Of q certain note therein
named. Now as the conditions OF the aforesaid
moltgage have been broken. hereby claim 10
foreciose upon the same as it Is In the Revised
81 .tutes OF the State OF Maine, made and provid-
ed.
Dated October 3ist, 1859.
CHARLES y. McCRILLIs,
l!6 Pearl street, BOSTON, MASS.
ByM.F, KsIGur His Agent
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-14
Mcssenyrr,s Notice.
ofFicE OF IuE SnEKrF "F OXFORD COUNT
STATE OF MAINE.

OfFicE OF ItfE SHERIFF uF OXFORD COUNTY
STATE or MAINE.
OXFORD SIS Paris, NUytmb e -. \. ID 1882.
rl,HI> il {" giVe Notice that on the 9Th day OF
i November, a. u 1872. warrant in lns0l
y,ncy was issued out OF the Court OF lnsolvencs
cr said COUNTY OF oxford, against The estate Of
EPURAIM WIGHT of Gileai N the County Of
Oxford aujuiged To be an lnsolvent Drbt,r or
petition OF sail Debtor, which petition was filed 10
ia. m d.y OF Nov. A. u. isS2, n which
last PANIED date interest Gu clrims IS TO be
c mput a That the payment OF any debt
and the delivery ami transfer Of any properly
belonging 10 said d.b'or, & him or for hi-
use, and the delivery and transfer oil anS prop
.rty by him are fOI b.ddrn by law. That meeting
Of The Creditors OF said Debtor TO pr We h :
Debt. and choose one or more Assigne.s OF thier
sts e. " ~ be held At Court OF la-olvency To lie
holden at Probate Cour, X 'om IN Paris IN tatl
Couuty on thu I'D day OF NOyem her, Il -. ls>3. al
nine o'clock IN the forenoon
Given under nv hand the date first shove writ
en-. A Is. GOODWIN. Depliy sheriff,
a Messenger If the Court OF los DlScncy for said
County oI TX ord.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-14
THE BRIDGToN * SACo RIVER
RAILROAD.
RIVER


The above j. new railroad OF the two-
foot guage MIR. George L. Mansfield sys-
tenn exrmplitied in the Sandy River Il X
which has been for some time In process
o. construction, and Is TO run from the
tiiram station on the line Of the Portland
( Osdensburg Railroad, TO Bridgton, 10
miles. The tw" locomotives for this ROAD,
built hy the Hinckley Locomotive WORKS
of Boston, was delivered At Hiram In the
,.srly mart of last week, and on Friday last
one of these engines was employed TOT the
drst time. in running q construction train.
rhe locomotive, which comoines many
announcements over the original ones built
nv the same company, AMI which have
lone such good service on the Sandy XIV
-r line. worked like a charm, going up Q
grad. of los feet to the mile with the
Greatest ease. Mr.. Mansfield has the con
.truction of this line OF road under his I'm
mediate supervision, aud will thus have
the first full and fair opportunity OF show
ing his two.foot gauge road under favor
,ble circumstances. The officers OF the
line OF the Portland. & Ogdensburg X. H.
with ladies', propose to go over the ne"
railroad some time this week, as far as th'
rails are laid.-Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-14
STATE OF MAINE.
sheriH's Sale.

OXFORD, SIS.
Taken on execution and will be sold by public
auction on the second day If December. A. ID
1850 M len O'Clock In the forenoon at the store oil
A ana X A Barrows in Canton, In said County
all the right in equity which Freeman Joslyn OF
Hartfor In said County has or hal on the sec
nd day OF April, A. ID ilssl. when the same wst
attached on the original writ, together with Tbs
buildings thereon, 70 redeem the following des.
cribtd m ,rtsged real estate situated In Hartford
in said County, to wit, certain parcel Of land
situated in Hartford, In said County, and may be
known as all OF that part of lot No. "a seven In
the n ltb) eleventh range OF lots acc riding to the
original plan of said town. lying on the west side
of ,he road runniug north and south through said
lot, beip z part Of the Benjamin Z. Ellis farm
90 called the above mortgage amounts 10 aooui
seventy dollars.
Dated az Canton, this Goth day Of Oct, A d. 1852
RIA. BARRUWS, Deputy Sheriff
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-14

ffi.L % TIE SHERIFF uF pNfoAh N"NNAi
STATE o. MAINE.
~ 1..lf. -. Nv e.h A. 49,.
l'a.> D., O. give uosire Tut on the q
.Ey q Nov.. A. II. lSsi, NArent ,
il-o' rury wRs i--ue.i Out ai The Court OF insoi
s-a"y 'F stit cnuntv Of oxford. sgsinSt roe retas
y NElS ". t,..uW N CIV q r. nj iu-5li C9uh.,
E.lcs. 90 he at ln-oiv- ~ DettOr.on ," ItI'n
al hytt which petition Vas bi'd ON IN
tl-. Gas 81 Nar- a d iS-2 q Whtrn lAst nsn
II at'e interest IN ci-im- l. % De e'mp,teu, iut
- pa'ueut Of any dFb;s and the o'uNr,N , az"
Eans-- 0f ann u-oueIty l-ionsiag said debt
sr POI rfm - 10 his ne sad the deliver AZ
N-.rr % any property by Ei1n - iyi . - =,
Irs- meeting &c To- CT ',i'ol t
ssil d.I-.r d, rro,.. thrir dents and choose
W or u -- s-aizurs. ct bis esf-te WI W - 49,
q c.--t pt insolvency 10 be holden q M -
- cont 90 iu Paris, IN sad e''"al} - ~ =
IN On ice -ss.l gav CT Ncv =. lsezs o.
'l'cs in f.e forenoon a.
1',n u,,ler IS hand the date hfst above WIZ
WILLIAM IOU0LAsSi 81 I'm -
ssess-cs sr of he ,,Ourt OF Insolvency Tor sa!e
Noan;y Of Oxford
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-14
Atrue cop,-aue.,:-H. c'DVvis Wrsi.,sr.

OXFORD, SAT Court OF PROBATE held 4
Paris, within and Tor the County OF oxford
ON the third Tuesday Uf Oci, A. u. 1882,
NANCY a. rOwLE, named ENecuuix in n
cereaiu instrum. Ut purpotjing 10 be the last wi !
and Testament OF William TO~le, Ia e o. Potter
10 said Iouuiy, deceased, having presented The
same Tor Probate:
ORDERED, That the said ESccutrix civ,
nolice TO all persons interested by causing n
copy Of this order to be published
three week successfully In the oxford Demo
era, printed at Paris, that they may APP ear at
Probate Courtto be held at fry eburg IN said CouI-
ty on the first Tnesday OF bee. next at . o'elocs
In the forenoon and .hew cause II any they have
wby m. said Instrument should not BE- proved
approved aud allowed as the last VIII ard Tesla
inent OF said deceased.
X. 4. FRYE, Judge.
Atruccopy-attest II. c. DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-14
County TIRE ,s.
GEO. III. WATKINS, FOR OXFORD
COUNTY.
oyFoRD sy-At CouIt OF Prob

OXFORD, ss:-A Court OF Probate held nj
Paris wnhiu and for the County oi oxford on
the thru Tuesday 1T Oct. A. p. 49,
GEORGE WALKER Atministat n on the c.
tate OF Henry II. Hucnns late Of Fry, burg IN
said county, dccca-.d having presented HE Ac-
count o. IdminsirA,i n OF the state of said de.
CEASED for allowance:
ORDERED, hat the said administrator give notice
TO all persons inter, sl.d By cau.ipg copy al this
order TO BE- pabished three weeks NC ;cssively IN
the Oxford Dcmo crat, printed NJ Paris that iheS
my appear at n Probate Court 10 be held at FIVE
turg ia .,id County, on he hrsi Tu' SHAY of DC.
noAI at O'Clock a. the forenoon, and show cause
If any they have, why the same should not be
allowed. -
X. A. FRYE, Judge.
A true cnps-Altest:-u. Z. u WIS krgLster.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-14
The rate being q mills on the dollar:
On RILkr PI AVIATION, OXFORp 20.

samuel Eames. ;. ". lofLoteR.s,
and T. .ofLotS, Rs, 40 'S -
Now therefore. pursuant to chapter G, section
s. Revised Statutes. notice il given 10 the own.
ers proprietors and all interested In the above
described lands that ] shall sell nj public auc'
tion and convey TO the highest bidder, II each
bidder shall bid an amount not 'css than
the amount due on each said tracts for the
tax, costs and interest nj 20 per cent, per annun
from the time prescribed for the payment OF
the tax at he County Treasures office In Paris,
in said County, on the S0th day of December
next at ten O'Clock AN. so much OF each OF said
tracts which said taxes, interest and lawtuI
charges shall then be unpaid, a shall be
necessary To pay the several taxes thereon
then due with lawful interest from the
18th day OF August 4. y. l'S!, 10 the Gay OF
sale and legal costs and all of said tracts of land
on which said taxes interest and costs shall then
remain unpaid and not sold. will be forfeited
TO said county C sale and conveyance OF SAID
lands md forfeiture will be made subject In the
owners or part owners, or tenants In common
OF the same 10 redeem their respective inter
ests within two years from day of sale or forici-
ture by payment 10 the purchaser, or County.
the sum FOR which the same were sold, or Tor
feiied with lawful interest and any sums snbse-
q uently paid for State and County taxes there
theron.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-14

TEMPERATURES LAST WEEK AT Z A. NJ
SUNDAY. l7o. clear; Monday, ~ clear !;
Tuesday, 2so cloudy; Wednesday. ~ ;
cloudy; Thursday, 81 : CLOUDY; friday
80 :. cloudy; Saturday, 81 : clear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-14
.lIPHIHERlA |!

-l5yS7y'S AEODYEE IMMINENT will
-'-...... t..1ttr fl.- uFT.' lt &C. a-t, sud AL.
rs. .... . r...na eases ou- ot -. l'i1rm'.
...-... ,.. T.. &c. -.. rr hr#s --nr tree hy wtt'.
D. ..... . r... ft.uf Proven fan f- us.trr thtt
... - |Ur N~ON s. co EHsroN- MAS
I..,..., lJESNIvE Rms makr rev ilch
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-14
MARRIED..

In Woodsscck. Nov. :, by Alden Chase, esq.,
NJ II my a. Estes and Miss Laiis ID. Cole, both
OF wO d-toek.
hrids'. brothar, j. b. Locke esq by Rev L. Il.
Roger-, Mr.. Phiilnd-r sprague TO Mrs. Hannah
II. Back, Of Norway, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-14
"YE GREAT CONCERT. "


The annual old folks sing and antiqusri-
an supper. given by the good people OF
Hebron, came of Thursday evening, of
last week. and was enjoyed by ali in attend
auce. The posters announcing the event,
with the programme, were printed on
brown paper, qnaintly worded, aud Is re-
produced below so far Is IL IS practica BILE
10 10 50,
ALYSTE
or Sacred Hymns Aud Tunes and likewise
Worldly Songs. certain OF which were
sunge at Father krmp's Concert, IN We
year OF Our Lord, l6Sl.
And which will be once more played and
surge al a
GREAT CONCERTE,
BY YE Bio oUIRE,
To be Attended At Ye Academy Hall,
In le Town OF Hebron,
On Thursday. We 9th day OF November, Ms.
ASNo DOMINI, lsS2.
We Hall will be opened al of We clock, In
order that We folke. may get In at ye
early candle lite:
N.B. Al OF We clock, We congregation
/. requested 70 lay of We wraps, leave them
with We footstoyes, aud all sit downe TO ye
table. and enjoy We baked beans, browne
nresd. billed dishe, and We fried cakes.
Az OF We clock We music shall begin 10
sound.
w FIRST PARTE. YE SECOND PART.
T. song OF Old Folks. l. New jerusalem
o.. >herhurne. MotlusS So"s0'
q NtortbIx S,uye 3. Northreld.
4 ENrLr,.lJ I. Anthem for Esster.
pn,tian1 s. Cousin Jedediah.
= prilg.Vafer q. Yankee Doodle.
= Coronation.
NB All those who are so much oleised
81, 10 have good lungs and religious train
ing. are expected To stand up and heip
SINCE We last lynne.
Nh ForASmuCh as We youEge women
who SINCE are shamefast, We young inenne
Ar, de- red TO look awaie from them whenne
thai SINCE.
y. b. Any old ladyes whose foot
stoves need fresh Goals, can now have
them scLte in from neighbour Cushman
/ Altchen. a. his women folk will keep up
biz fire on purpose. ,,,
y. B. Women with younge children
NAV - well zoe in and sit ut naoer Howe
/ her fyre. if so bee that thai grow wearie
close bye We Meeting House.
| " b. AL ye men and women VIII oe
suffered 10 sit together.
! NIB. Undue ltriety and sparkling lrlI
he mentioned from The desk at close Of "
concerto. "
" fee for supper and concert shall Dc
! twenty-five cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-14

GA-pILL.R-RI S.

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r.l.....r u.sirs may Won. ler'g' clre- Hts
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The Russellville Democrat., 1882-06-22

We fear the article we published last week in regard to girls who kiss dogs has been taken wrong, by some. We have q delicately scented note not scented like dog, howeycr-from a Chicago girl, who is indignant. She says she had rather kiss n dog any time than a man. That is all right. It is only a matter of taste. If the man she refers to smells like q dog, and has ncas, and his eyes run, and he licks himself instead of washing, we don't blame her. Of course she knows more about him than we do. But if a nice, clean man should come her way, a man with all the modern improvements, who could kiss back, which dog cant, we will bet she would drop her dog like q hot potato and freeze to the man like the ivy to the oak, and she would forget all about her dog. Try it once, sis, and you will sell your dog to the first butcher that comes along.-Peck's Sun.