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more money into the County Treasury than
any other Collector, aud he gets 1t In first
every time, too. The fact that Rumford
was ahead with its tax this year, does but
proye the rulc-and that was owing to
peculiar circumstance.
]. II. DeDison OF the Newark, n. j.,
Tribune, spent Sunday at the Hubbard
House.
p. Chase, esq, OF Portland, who has
spent several weeks In Paris, for bis health,
reports his condition greatly improved.
He Is TO leave town in short time.
JIG. Coolidge and wife, Harry A. Fetch
er and ID. Page Perkins, all of Portland are
registered at the Hubbard House.
Mr.. NJ. Haskell, of Lord, Haskell & CO.,
Portland, and family have been spending
the summer at the Hubbard House. Mr..
Haskell was formerly clerk in the Mill
Store, So. Paris. He and others who were
former residents OF this town are now
among the leading merchants of Portland.
A liberal subscription was raised by the
factory hands Monday, for Frank Eastman,
who cut his hand so badly short time ago.
The factory pays Its hands every month
now, much TO their qualification and profit.
A good blacksmith, an ornamental paint
er and a tin platter are wanted by Paris Hill
Mfg Co.
Mr.. EditOr:-
1t seems pity to spoil the reputation
for bravery which the daughters of S. p.
Stearns" gained on the llth inst. But
truth requires it. The skunk was killed
tina, afternoon by stone thrown by man.
The girls, one Of whom was not Mr.. Stearns's
daughter, had the pleasure of inhaling the
delicIous(?) perfume while returning from
walk. Even If they had had the good
fortune 10 encounter the animal while still
alive, | scarcely think they would have
cared to come near enough to kill him with
sticks.
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Newspaper Decisions.

l. ANY person who takes a paper regularly
rem the offce-whether directed TO his name OF
anOther's, or whether he has subscribed or not
irresponsible for the payment.
?. Ia a person orders his paper discontinued,
he must pay all arrearagcs, or the publisher may
continue 10 send II until payment IL made, and
collect the whole amount, whether the paper Is
taken nom the Office OF not.
s. The Courts have decided thatrefGsing 10 take
newspapers and periodicals nom the post once,
or removing and leaving thcu uncalled for, Is
rrsnsa yQcie evidence OF fraud.
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STATE ~ MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, ss:-suprtmi .dcLa CO
Vacatoo Portland, Aug dst T.. !. 90 49,.
Upon the Tor gbils LiJ.s. O1l,-rt ga .',
b liant give notice t. the aid At.cI fn''1. 7.
Appear b .iore the jus Toe Of uur sup me 10 ','
Cunt, 10 be holden ag Paris w.ihiI al! I'' ~.
County ofOxfoFd on the thifd rdc-dy "'
A. H., lssI, az publishing an a't-sr-t '?i "
libel and this order ihcreoa three wer-s si'.
i've " In the oxford Democrat nes.pNpf i'1
Ell 10 Paris 10 onr County Of Oxford TIC - ''i
licaiiOn 10 be Is days at least prior 20 sai '..
tuesday OF Sept. that he may there anl u
our sid Court appear anu shoS cause
have, why the praYef OF said lbelanE shli''
be granted.
wM WRIT VIRGIN,
Justice 81 the sup. Jul C-''
true copy OF libel and order OF CouIl th.
Attest: JAMES ;. WRIGHT, C'~N-
JOHN z. SWASEY, ATTY. for Luz.
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BRrDGToN AcADEMY.-Prof. J. +.
Moody, who was so long and favorably
known as Principal of Hebron Academy,
has built up very large and interesting
school at North Bridgton. The recent
gathering of alumni at that place, which
was reported for this paper, the editor
being unable to attend, showed that a
new interest had been awakened in this
old institution, which augurs good for its
future welfare The best of instruction
and training are given under the man
agament of Prof. Moody and his efficient
corps Of instructors. Western Oxford
sends many students to this school, on
account Of its convenient location; while
Mr.. Moody draws many others by his
personal popularity. See adv't for time
of opening.
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PIGS FOB SALE.

The subscriber rcsiiing on the John So T.
place. near the residence Of America An iis" ,,
Pans, has for sale eight hIe wni!e pig iT
.brated imported stock. Call ADD se@,,t1T,SrY.
North Paris, Aug. IL, lSs2.
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REPUBLICAN CAUCUS The Republicans
Of the town of Paris are hereby notified to
meet In general Caucus at the Town House
in said town, on Tuesday, August Goth,
1889, at 4 O'Clock, P. NJ, for the purpose
OF nominating candidate for Representa-
tive to the next Legislature.
PER ORDER REPUBLICAN Town Con-.
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Belfast Journal.
PLAISTED AND THE STATE STEAL.
II Is unfortunate for Governor Plaisted,
20 say the least, that some OF his indiscreet
friends should have enumerated as among
his virtues, his adherence OF the State
steal OF Garcelon 4 Co. 1t was very easy
matter 20 produce evidence that Plaisted
had deliberately, publicly, and emphatical-
IL endorsed the outrage upon the people OF
Maine, the details OF which are still fresh
in the memories OF most OF our readers.
After the count out had been completed
over thirty members elect OF the Legisla-
ture having been refused certificates of
election and certificates given 70 men who
were not elected-the following despatch
was sent 70 and read at Fusion meeting
held in Augusta, Dec. %, 1879:
BANGOR, Dec. 23.-wE, THE UNDERSIGNED.
CITIZENS OF BANGOR. BELIEVE THAT THE Gov
ERNOR AND COUNCIL OF This STATE, II THE IN
sPECTION OF THE RETURNS AND TABULArioS OF
THE SAME. WHICH HAVE JUST BEEN COMPLETED.
HAVE ACTED IN COMPLIANCE WITH rHE CONSTR
TUITION AND THE LAWS, AND WE WILL SUSTAIN
THEN AND THE CONSTITUTED AUTHORITIES OF
THE STATE, TO ANY EXTENT AND AT ALL HAz-
ARDS.
signed by II. NJ PLAIsTED and twenty seven
others.
VI luus
was so fully made known az the time as TO
call for no explanation now. The above
despatch shows that in this, as in other
matters, Plaisted is sailing under false col
ors, and that his attempts, through his
newspaper organs, 10 cover up his tracks,
are as foolish as they will be unavailing.
The argus Of Friday contained a Gu
rious article entitled sudden convers-
ions" which purports to have been COM
posed in the pure atmosphere Of Paris
Hill. Its author should have waited
till Saturday before writing, for then the
cool west wind would have blown a por.
ton of the sulphurous heat from his
brain. The whole piece is blasphemous;
has no point can convince no one, and is
of so weak character we are surprised
that daily paper could have b cen found
to publish it. If the author is the party
we suspect, he has been guilty, in the
past, of offering money to voters for their
votes-the crime against which he ha:
issued this blasphemous diatribe.
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CATION,

Whereas my vile Eiizlbe;h 4. Cum nlns' rtr.
LETT nv bed and BOARD, fJroid Ali peisoh'
boring or trusting her GA nv acc juni' ,,,,N,.s.
CARyAs a CUAM!NO>
Greenwood. August Is.
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CUMBERLAND. ss.->uprerns Ju .e'il C..t
Vacation, P,tilrui. AgS. l.. 4 %. i.-.
Upon the foreg -inS il'v' or''crr !, tIt. g.. ,s.
ant give noti.e G the -t'd J i1 ID. tt-.l Iv'.l-
pear b., & re the Justices ut on. >l.r rgr j D.. 20.
4, ourt TO b. mol len 30 Pals, " uI.l s.i ID. eel.
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| sept, \. u. lss!, BY put!i.hirs 30 e"s-,.lH..I
OF said nutl and lhi' 81 irr ol Con- H...'I i.gt
weeks successiT,!g b. tce UXp0. urr0..i 4
newspaper pratt 4 ia Ptri. iu nI- ,rrJ'f 1tht
| ford, III; ia.t publication % o.. .,.tp..0 ~. 81
| least ltiIr To sIb th.ri rle-I, rt up. at
he m'y there IA a. 10 "a ou. .t.I ,I.V 4u.al-
and show cIu'- J. auy a~ h4y $50 li-I-licfu.
sad li1;lin, So. q 4 be- era &C.
M Mlkr NlE.iN,
ll-tc'of To ~. I.'. t1.'
\ true copy OF I'D AZ! or.!e. 3D., "a. u.. ..s-a.
Attest: JAMES :. WRIGHT. t.l,a.
JOHN L. sNA'tl, Atl'. Ct l.I.-
ELIZt IuL ,ND of Ht-'..-, .4 iaetJ.-.
H. OF ONhr', N.. k..tI t'.ut't rn.' 100
KNOW u.
In pl,'ot I'el ~ div rs. FJ:'ht l.i l.
orlI1t w,ul gIv'tl. dlrprfI.r i,.r. Fl" DO 2
formed, va iatfIls u,tvi.it 3D. -aII ..-5Ili
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ana win "a cause 'r-rft ylu 90 f J. .s. n. ""
out means u tupporf, lh.f rr ne,t. 3D.. r' ~
ted n, tang ward the mtir'a'I. H'' 10 -
AID no lent - b Z ch!'cr-n ..n-c al. tr'ci y.
nor has he ever )mmuh,c ~ : win log '' N''
Or Oin'rA Is 10 i"ip ~ her 90 D.. 'h r..' ~ "
pace o. alb!C Wherefore tp-,E- I..I. 40 -
Lee, that tee b. Ia Is ut 90 -tf ul ar f'LRt'- .'
and her sa Ill huspsn rs, p dissolved AL .a''
;he care aud cust Il. - tlr vour-a-. t1b w
viii. on AGO. NJ e ~ tenI '.a.- my w. %.
creed I'd hsE believing ib~ r I'm DO yeas o.
and proper courlu' Il q, 10 sOHe'tc ia nov ~
CONSISTENT with tie peace sad 90 ~ O. 3D. % e ,,
AID JOnr said libcisn. v, ID fuf h.l STATE ~,
che has male diliX M inqur, % ia y "
wheteap outs or place Of re-'i n % %. 2 'iil i-.
band but 50 far has been LIaJlc . a-ca"-
whe q he con b. fCuqd.
Dated AZ Can't It's tenth Ia o. A1;i''A 80
lss9.
ELIZA ION.
STATE OF MAINE ,
OXFORD, IS :--per-ona.ly appoEF"i i.it n.
named Eini 4. Poland ani mtir 81 -.
truth Of the foregoing stE- sncCi D. her --
el. Before me,
JOHN =. SVASEi, ia Zee
OF he Ptar,,
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MILTON PLANTATION. Miss Annie NJ.
Thornton o: Franklin Plantation, closed q
very successful term OF eight weeks Of the
primary school in District No. 6, on the
18th inst.
Mr.. John ID. Davis has one of the finest
hop fields, on Zlrcon Hill, to be found in
this section OF oxford County.
REPORTEE
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New Advertisements.
NORMAL SCHOOL.

The next term of the State Normal aal -r.,
ing sch Dol At GOrham VIII ltgu T4.s!4,. ,.-.
,, and continue tScntT week.
Fer full particulars al res
". } CORrlELL
t,urrlr1 a..
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A DDiE ?. CASSIDY. o; Cantor. in tie Com

A DDiE r. Cassidy. % Cantor. lut.eC---
~ Is ofOSiord, ". John d. Cassidy, 0las.s
unknOwn.
In plea Of libel Tor Divorce V,rth tts,u
libelant would give This honorable Court 9 >
Informed. she va, 10 v'uiy Wirr.ri o. tha al
John u. Ctssadv on the Nur'c,u.h Day q i..s.
D., l-I3, az Canton. HfJresN 3. thl' tleg u5.
had born 20 them tHo chI'd-eu. 'Di Sf.u .
now living. lneZ Cassidy, agri 'wp rrlr.. Psi
LACE said intermlrrlige -h- ht.aN 4Y.. ril .....
I'd herself asa chas'c ant faithful we ,1wi-..
her sail husband bat ma IA rss RI s-- q. 80
tober 4. D.. ls%l. deserted your -aiI HiIrAt.
without cIuse tligt -he was .u feeble sol i..ti-
hsalth, aui without means % support hr -
has not contributed anything '0Wt D. H.r lIE.
tcnancs since sad des'rtion. that bel. " a. .e
Hnl obscure di.pD.lt)n lli rrI 3D. Bass. 10
maintain a family, tht siucc b.. l,pI~ee
has not cOmmI1isatrl with your So! I... ..
Wherefore IN pray. righ. ,ui l.l'r. lal. ..s
bonds OF martin ,ny eNf'ii1s u'.Warn h-r l-
her said h1.b and m a. bN Dissolved iIl' ne .ls
and cu't)dy Of their child lgcz C.-..lf. nlr ~
decreel u her. believing the tu' % Doe rei.-.
abe AMI proper conducive 20 q W..... Hl-nlr
and consistent with the pctc' 40 ml rl,t....
ciety. she further ayers that she ha. male ..-
zen. search AMI lrqIiry - as''rtp i.' ua.f.
abouts or pIc'cni rsiien'e o. hfr aIl l...,-!
but has b sen uaAbie 20 do 80, nor doe. ..s ka1F
WHERE he can be fOuni
Dated az Canton, this eleventh lay % August.
A. d., lssl.
MRS ADDlE E.CA>'ADl
STATE o. MAINE.
OXFORD. ss:-Cin;Ol Auggs- 30. .,',.
Personally appeared Ia hp1F' % I"i N'.' T.
Castaiv aud male oath - the 'rgt 'i Oh .y'-
going ali lav,g by her SUI icr.b'i
Beforr M"
JOHN p SWA>EN.l.,.se
q lac Poo
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FRANKLIN PLANTATIoN.-The following
named parties are rusticating at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. o. Thornton: John +. Green,
clerk OF the firm OF Mills Brothers, leo
State Street, Boston; Thomas A. McEne-
ney, boss cutter, or the firm of J. c. Lit
,eileld, fine tailoring, ~ Pemberton Square,
Boston; and Miss Mary Z. Thornton, OF
the Webster House, East Boston, with
Miss Mary Moons of n. Y. City; also Miss
Katie Mannix, OF the EceniHg Rem, Port
land; Miss Letitia Love and Miss Susan
Love, Portland; and Miss Lizzie Thornton,
in the employment of Jordan, Marsh i Co.,
Boston.
Farmers are most through haying. Crops
are looking finely.
MT II. Thornton, Agent for Conboy ;
rundown seat for carriages and sleighs,
is in town.
Miss Lila f. Hall of West Peru, closed
a very successful term of ten weeks OF the
primary school in District No. ), on the
2sth inst. REPORTER.
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OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.

ANDovER, Aug. 1--we are being favor
ed with cool wave just now.
The South Andover school closed with
q pleasant picnic in Hansom's grove, last
Friday. It was taught by Miss Minnie
Abbott Of Rumford, whose success. this
term justifes her reputation as skillfnl
teacher. g.
Rev. Mr.. Jackson of Providence, X. l.,
occupied the desk at the Congregational
church last Sunday. He Is stopping at
Fsench's.
The ladies OF the NJ. +. Society held an
ice cream festival at Union Hall, last eve
ming.
Died, August IA, Mrs. Melinda Coffren,
aged 80 years.
There was social dance at the Hall last
Monday.
Our farmers are beginning to cut their
grain.
The Congregational Sabbath School gave
a concert Sunday p f.
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MARANOCOOK BARBECUE.-The Rumford
Falls q Buckield K. Il. will take pasSen-
gers on their regular morning train TO Dan
vile, for the Republican Jubilee at Maran-
ocoOk, Aug. 30, and will return them on a
special train at night on the arrival OF the
G. T. K. X. trains. at one fare round trip
This will give connection with the first
train over the VI. c. X. r., at Danville
Junction, and leaving the Lake will con-
meet with Grand Trunk r Il. at Danville
at GIL N. The Grand Trunk will take
excursiOnists from Bethel and other sta
tionS at one fare round trip.
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ELECTION MONDAY. Sept. II.
Republican Nominations.
FOR GOVERNOR,
Frederick Robbie,
? GORHAM


FOR REPRESENTATIVES, To CONGRESS.
THOMAS b. REED, of Portland.
NELSON DINGLEI., Jr. Of Lewiston.
CHARLES A. BOUTEILE, of Bangor.
SETH l.. MILLlKEN, of Belfast.
COUNTY TICKET.
For senators,
ECkLEY I. STEARNS OF Lowell.
JAMES W. CLARK OF Andover.
For sheriff,
JORDAN STACY of Porter.
For County Attorney,
JAMES :. WRIGHT Of Paris.
For Clerk Of Courts,
ALBERT :. AUSTIN Of DiXteld.
FOR Commissioners,
FRANK Y. BRADLEY OF Fryeburg,
GEORGE r. HAMMOND Of Paris.
FOR Register OF Deeds,
EASTERN DISTRICT
JOHN T. STANLEY OF Paris,
twESTEEN DISTRICT
SEYMOUR {. HOBBS OF Fryeburg.
For Treasurer.
JARVIS c. MARBLE Of Paris.
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KEZAR FALLs.-It has been quite cool
toe most OF the time since the big showers
Tuesday the 18th. The rain greatly bene-
fitted corn and potatoes. Grain and mea-
dow hay are mostly cut, and in good con-
ditlon. The grain is taken 70 South Hi
ram, and threshed in Eugene Stanley's ma
chine, where they can turn out bushel
minute, If the grain Is in good condition
Parties proposing to put stock aud 500
hands into a shoe shop, II Cornish would
build a suitable building for that purpose,
and exemption from taxation for ten years.
Cornish voted to accept. Tn" of:r was
made that Lynn might give $4,000 for
them TO stay there. They did so, aud Cor
nish has lost their shoe factory.
The young man Libby, shot In Porter
Is out of ioors feeling no unpleasant SEN
sation from the bullet
The PilIsbury Bros. and Israel Banks
were seen on the road with their teams
heavily loaded down with summer board
ers, bound for places OF interest. The
angling brooks, rivers, lakes, ponds, Great
Falls, Hiram, and mountain scenery, all
having romantic appearance for Boston
ians, confined mostly within city limits
Journal
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BRYANT's PoND, Aug. l5.-The fall term
Of Bryant's Pond High School will COM
mence September Is, under the instruction
OF Miss NJ. J. Cummings Of Sumner.
Rev. ii. S. whitman OF Minot, is stop
ping at Miss S. Perham's.
Blueberries are plenty at six cents per
quart.
Ansel Dudley has recently purchased the
O. C. Houghtoa stand at the village. c.
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REv. GILBERT De LA MATYR and
Hon. d. II. Thing will speak at Norway
Wednesday eve. Aug. %, at 7:3O
O'Clock
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+. SUMNER, Aug. lS.-Mr. Albion w.
Robinson of Lynn, Mass, son Of Erwin
Robinson Esq, formerly of L. Sumner,
died very suddenly at Lynn on the lith.
His remains were brought to +. Sumner
for interment, and arrived in good state
of preservation.
On Thursday quite train of Excursion
lists went over the X. f. & b. X. X. to
Old Orchard.
Summer visitors are returning to their
homes.
The many friends of Miss Olive F. Head,
who has been an invalid for many years,
will rejoice to learn that her health has
greatly improved since her removal to
Old Orchard.
Hartford Cold SPRING" located near
the residence of your venerable correspon-
dent Hartford" is becoming celebrated
for its excellent merits. SLoCUM.
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DIxFIEIp.-Mr. James S. Widber has
recently bought the promising five-year
old trotting colt, " Bell Thornton" of the
Morrill, Knox Stock Farm, from I. ii.
Thornton of Franklin Plantation.
Business is lively.
n. S. Hawkes., the celebrated and well.
known artist, is stopping at the National
House.
+. G. Reynolds has a fine stock OF med
icines and drugs in his drug store on Main
Street
The Dixileld wooden carding mill is in
full operation, which is great benefit and
convenience for the citizens in this vi
entity.
Messrs. p. f Kilgore & Co, our euter-
prlsing carriage makers, are doing fine
business this season. REPORTER.
DIxriELp The AniroScog-,n Valley
Angling Association OF Dixaeld, was or
gauized Tuesday evening, Aug. 10th, by
the choice OF the following officers Frank
Stanley Pres. ID. c. willoushby, clerk;
C. l.. Dillingham;, Treasurer; w. +. Put
nam, and \. b .Lovejoy, building commit
tee. This association has this spring
built nice cottage At Worthley Pond, and
put in two fine boats, and fixed up the
grounds in good shape. Among the MEM
bers are II. o. Stanley, W. Eustis, S. L.
Griffith, VIM. w. Smith, Frank Stanley,
Charles Stanley, l.. NJ. Willoughby, W.
X. Chase, f. G.. Reynolds, John X. Trask,
John o. Kidder, C. l.. Dillingham;, Edward
Stanley, w. IL. fainter, A. b. Lovejoy,
Geo J. Brown, W. +. Putnam, VIM. w.
Abbott, VI. W. Kilgore.-JoWadl.
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The city Item of Portland appreciates
the heavy editorials Of its more pretentious
city contemporary, vide:
Victor Hugo says: ITO reform man
you must begin with his grandmother
Press Respectfully referred to the CON-
mittee iu charge Of the Republican Con-
greSSiOnal caudidates.-Hem.
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DR.. RICHARD SArlyG75v

one Of Blltimore's Oldest and n...
reliable physicians. say.
AN who have used itt..,...
standard Nuua. ana A.. ~
known chaf4e,erofta. hs.,. ~. +.
mahe' u Is a s4thc.s1, glar.s,..
q its being all ,h4s is e.5.a.5 r.
they arc men who c.g.ir-,I- ''
cgeed TO offer anything eli. e.,
reliable msdie!He ,rsut.,g,. D. =
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WEST PAEIs.-Mr. =. w. Locke, general
manager of the Shows Falls pulp mill, met
with a serious accident last Tuesday after
noon, Aug. 18th. Mr.. Locke was at the
time working the boring machine, boring
knots from spruce lumber preparatory for
the grinders, when by some means the bit
caught the finger next to the little finger OF
his left hand, tearing it from the joint and
otherwise lacering the hand badly.
The family physician Of Mr.. Rodney
Chsflin, who was so seriously injured 4
week ago by falling from the root Of j. b.
Chahln's house, came from Portland las t
Tuesday, Aug. -, and with the help OF Mr.
Chaiiln's attending physician the limb was
put In plaster paris dressing and the old
man taken home on the Wedne sday 4. NJ.
train.
c. W. Durham 4 Co, of North Paris,
have leased the corn and Touring mill Of :.
b. Locke & Co., and are filling up the mill
with -four, corn and other grain. We be-
speak for them a lively busine IS, for they
are known to be 4 reliable and euterprisng
flrm.-JOurRdi.
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A Druggist Cured.

Boonsboro. ~. Oe,. 20. "a,
CentiemcH Bl4n, h.. p.
ters cured ne Of a t4! su.ri -
Indigestion and il.ness .niss,,.-
aeh, Having ir.,ef.t. lt..-,i..--
ure in rccommcut FOL. .tt. I'D, -
toner and AN g.l4t1 say 4. y.,.,
entire satisfaction o. aU
CEo. W. HCsl4As, Dr4.,.s,
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Ask your Druggist for Rpowy;
lRoN BlrTERs. and take no o,b.,
One tnal viii convince ~ Ia. /.
Is Just what yos need.
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SUMMERTIME. Albion w. Robinson of
Lynn, Mass, the son Of Erying Robinson,
Esq, formerly of East Sumner, died very
suddenly at Lynn, Tuesday morning. His
age was forly-nye years.
The many friends of Miss Olive F. Head,
OF Sumner, who has been an invalid for
many years, will rejoice TO hear that her
health is greatly improved since her re-
moval TO Old Orchard.
Many summer visitors to old Sumner
are now returning TO their homes.
Delegates from the towns composing
the representative districts OF this section
will assemble at Canton on Thursday,
the 3lst inst. TO nominate candidate for
the Legislature to be supported by the re-
publicans OF this district. SLOCUM