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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-07
Notice OF Foreclosure.

Whereas James McCrilis OF Rumiord. In the
County Of oxford, State OF Maine. In his mortgaR
deed daed the first Of December 1915, recorded 10
Oxford Registry OF Deeds,. Book l13, Page ~.
conveyed 10 me hi- homestead farm IN said RI IN
ford. bouud ed IS follows: on the west nv land Of
w. r. steven, north by land OF NJ. y. knieh
east BY land OF NJ. r. knight, south by LAND al
w. =. Stevens; also one lot of nlty acres in hii.
lands OF VIZ. 4 Aaron Stevens, northeriy by
land OF NJ. Y. knight. essterly by land OF the
Hulchins heirs. souIherly by what 10 known rs
the Aor.y larm. Said mortgage was given to
secure the payment OF = certain note thefein
named. Now o. the conditions of the aforesaid
mortgage have been broken.I hereby claim 10
foreclose upon the same as IL Il 10 the Rev ised
Statutes oil the State oil Maine, made and provid-
cd.
Dated October 3ls.. 1872.
CHARLES y. MC9RILLIs,
l26 Pearl Street, BOSTON, MASS
By NJ. r. KSIGIr. His Agspt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-07
commissioners Notice.

The undersigned having h en- appointed by the
Hon Judge OF Probate for tie County OF Oxford,
IN the 80 Tuesday Of Oct. a. ID 1852 G. mm, sion
ere 10 receive and examine the claims OF creditors
against the estate Of Alfred p. Andrews, late &
Paris In said County deceased, which estste has
been rendered insolvent, do h. reby give notice that
six months from the date OF said appointment are
allow ed TO said creditors Ia which 10 present and
prove their clsms, and that they will be IN see
sion at the follow ing places aud times. FOR the
purpose OF receiving the SAINT. viz: Al the Hctel
81 West Paris, on Wednesday, the Is h CAV Of
| November. iss, and on Thursday, The lst day o
| March, 1883, at 10 O'Clock, A. N.
Dsted 'hIs 18th day OF Octob"r, A. D., ls,2.
JAMES :. WRIGHT. l n ,,,t..so,,r.
| BENJAMIN Y. TUELL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-07
GOVERNOR LONG.
Washington Capital. !

A dozen years ago John Davis Long was
a hriefless young lawyer In the Court st.
office of lawyer who, though successful,
does not stand high in his profession.
He has already been Governor three years,
will be elected TO Congress in November,
and is much talked OF As a successor to
Senator H1lr. He is the kind of a man
who slips into a Presidential nomination
otter the self-nlmed candidates have beat
On each other.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-07

OXFORD, ss:-At a Court Of Probate held q
Par'-, within and for the County OF oxford
ON the thir,l Tuesday OF October. A. ID lsSe.
DAyID A COLCORD Guardian of Mary Brooks
minor chi 4 and herr OF julia a. Brooks late Of
Porter in sId County, deceased having pre- sented
his account u Guardianship Of said ward f,r nj
lowancs.
ORpERED, that the said Guardian give notice
10 ali persons interested by causing copy Of thi'
order 10 be published weeks successfully in the
Oxford Democrat printed at Paris. that they may
snnear al a Probate Court 10 be held al Paris
In said county on the third Tuesday OF Nov. next.
Al O'Clock In the forenoon and sbew cause II any
they have why the same should not be allowed.
RICHARD A. FRYE, Judge
true G opY .attest III q. DAVIS .Registei
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-07
THE STATE PRISON.

The principal out-of;joint thing ABOUT
the Maine State prison is. the keeping
here OF a lot of brutal rutiians whose
,ivs. have been forfeited by their crimes,
instead of putting them under ground,
where they would be safe from doing
harm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-07
GOOD TEMPLARS.
COUNTY LODGE.

A session OF Oxford District Lodge OF
Good Templars was held at East Hebron,
on the 10Th ult. Delegates were present
from six lodges, viz. Invincible, OF East
Sumner; Lake View Of Canton; Crystal
Wave and Nezinscott, Of Buckaeld; Sure
Haven and Mountain Home, OF Hebron.
District Tcmplar, c. II. George, Hebron,
president. Rev. III. G. Munson, OF the
Grand Lodge of Maine, was present and
rendered valuable assistance Ia the SER
vices, which were unusually interesting
and harmonious. Mrs. Z. M. Hickok OF
Boston, was also present and made an In
terestlng address. Bro. Waldron of Buck
feid, who has just returned from trip In
the West, declared that he had more con-
fldence in "Maine laws" and the prohibit
ton party of Maine than ever before. Bro.
Munssn made one Of his earnest, effective
addresses in favor OF prohibition and
constitutional amendment striking at the
manufacture and importation of alcoholic
liquors.
Bros. +. +. Gibbs, II. C. Field, V. p. De
Coster and Rev. Robert Scott all spoke for
the good of the Order and the cause Of tenn
perancc generally.
The threatening weather prevented as
large an attendance as usual, yet the SEES
sion was well enjoyed by all present.
The next session will be held at East
Sumner on the second Wednesday in Feb
ruary next.
Mrs. L. NJ. Hickok OF Boston, an earnest,
effective temperance lecturer, has very ably
addressed the people OF Sumner at various
places, with general acceptance. She
should have good audience wherever she
appears, as she does not labor under the
auspices of any organization, but solely
for the love of the cause of temperance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-07
GRAND TRUNK r. R

Winter Arrangements.
On and after October % and until further no tlce
trains will run as follows:
GOING WEST.
Express trains for Lewiston, will leave POI tland
at 30 Am, lis p N 5:5 pm
For South Paris, Norway, Montreal, Chicago,
and the West, will leave Portland at 40 y. m,
South Paris at 1910, Norway 10 90 a. M, and
Go.ham At u 30 o. m, and from Por,lan at 80
from So. Paris. 3 40, Norway 3.27.
Mixed trains for South Paris, NORWAY and Cor
ham will leave Portland &C .o:l5 p. m. so. Paris
:35 p. m, Gorhan ii 90 p. m.
GOING EAST.
Express trains for Portland Hili leave lewis
ton 1T 20 q. m, ii 10 H. m, And 81 and :35
Pm.
For South Paris, Norway. Lewiston, Portla nd
and Boston will leave Gorhsm at 20 q. M, sout
Paris at 10 81 a. m. aud Norway at io:t0 q. m,
reaching Portland at isZ5
Mixed trains for Portland and Lewiston will
leave Gorham at 3:i5 q. m, South Paris Sis
q. M, Norway % .. M, arriving In Portland at
$40 =. m, and an afternoon mixed train leaves
Gorham for Portland at u :l0a. m. So. Paris,
20 p. M, arriving At Portland .. 10 p. m.
Trains will run BY Portland time.
JOSEPH HICKsON. General Manager.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-07

OXFORD GEMs-Messrs. wissin 4 But
tiers, of Bangor, have recently made sn
elegant ring for lady and gentleman in
Bangor, who are To send il to a lady in
Montreal. IL is composed three stones,
two beryls, aud one tOurmaline, all from
Mt. Industrial Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-07
STATE OF MAINE.
SheriG's Sale.

OXFORD, IS.
Taken on execution and will he sold By public
auction on the second day Of December, A. ID.
lss2 at ten O'Clock in The forenoon at the store I
A and A Ban ows in Canton. in said Count,
all the right In equity which Freeman Josiyn OF
HART ord, In said County. has or hal on the sec.
, nd day OF April. A. ID Ilssl when the same was
attached on the oriei nal writ, together with the
buildings thereon, 70 redeem The following des-
cribtd mortsged real estate situated IN Hartford
In said County, 70 wit, a certain parcel OF land
situated in Hartford, in said County, and may be
known "a all OF that part OF lot No. "a seven 10
the q lth eleventh range OF lots according TO the
original plan OF said town lying on the west side
Of The road runniog north and south through said
lot, being part OF the Benjamin +. Ellis farm
90 called the above mortgage amounts 10 about
seventy dollars.
Dated az Canton, this 18th day Of Oct, .lSs2.
RIA. BAkROWS, Deputy Sheriff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-07
'I WILLIAM u. WALKER and IS others
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, IS Board Of County Commissioners,
september Session, lss2; held b. adjourn ment
or. 81, 1882.
Upon the foregoing pet tion, satisfactory evil
dence having been received that the petit" rerr
are sibie and that inc Giry into the merits OF
their II pcation isexpedert, IL ~ ordered that the
County Comm ssioners meet at the dwelling house
OF David Ring, In Lowell on Friday, the 18Th DAY oil
Dec next at ten Of the clock A. NJ. and thence pro
ceed TO view the route mentioned In said petition.
Immediately after which view, hearing OF the
parties and witnesses will he had at some conytn'
lent place In the vicinity, and such other measures
taken in the premises as tie Commissioners shsIl
Judge proper. And Is further orders that notice
the time place AMI purpose OF the commissioner
meeting aforesaid be given TO all persons anu cor
poratons interested by causing attested copies OF
said petition and OF this order thereon 10 be served
upon the respective Clerks Of the towns OF Lnvell
and Sweden and sl-o posted up Ia three public
places 10 each ~ SAID towns an published three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Oxford Democrat, n
news paper printed ut Paris, In said county OF OK
ford the first Of said publications and each OF the
otaer notices, TO be made, served and posted at
esst th rty days before said time OF meeting 10 the
end that all persons and corporations may then and
there appear and shew cause II any they have, why
the OF said petitioners should not be granted
Attest: JAMES s. WRIGHT, Clerk.
A true copy ofsaid petition and order OF Court
thereon:
Affect: JAMES q. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-07
SCROFULA

and all scrofulous diseases, Sores, Erysipeias,
Ec1ema, Blotches. Ringworm, Tum"rs, Car
~unclcs, Boils, and Eruptions of the skin.
he direct result Of an impure state OF the
blood.
r. .rr. IN se diseases the blood must be puri-
a., .nd rs,,or. 1 % n healthy aud natural condi.
ton. AyEK's sATs' APAhiLLA has for over forty
wears been recognized by eminent medical au-
thorities az the mast powerful Diood pnriher ]"
existence. IL free, the system from All ioui hu-
mors enriches and strengthens tn blood removes
all traces Of mere trial treatment, anu pio'e' Az
self a complete ma tier of All ssroiuious
A Recent Cure of serofuieus Sores.
"Some months ago was troubled With serofu-
lous sores (ulcers) IN my legs. The limbs we're
badly swollen and iniiaIned. ana 'he sotes W.
charged large quantities OF OFFENSIVE matter,
Every remedy tritd failed until usea y, IN TX
SARsAPARII.LA, Of which have nov taken tree
bottles. with the re, ult tlat the sores are healea
and my general health gTcctly improved. leri
very grateful for the good yo1r medicine hns "oho
ne. Yours respectfully, Mrs. MY Ubh.
I4s Sullivan St., New York, june -, lse-'
rB- All person., interested are f1yiled to
call ON Mrs. OBrian; also upon the "sV' n.
r. wiIds of sS East 54th Street, New York
City. who will take pleasure Ira testifying TO
the wonderful efii cacy OF Ayers sarsaparIl-
Ia not only i'm the cure Of this lady. but Ina
his own case and many others within his
knowledge.
The well-known &c liter on the Boston Herald, i.
". BALL, Of Rochester Mn, writes, June Z. lss2:
"Having suffered severely for some years with
Eczema and having ailed 10 find relief from oiher
remedies, have male use. during tue past three
months, of AyER's SARsAPARiLLA, which has
effected a complete cure. / consider IL magnih-
cent remedy for all blood diseases
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-07

COOP TEMPLARs The Grand Secretary
] informs US that work for the order Is be-
ing successfully pushed in various parts in
the rebuilding OF old lodges and the insti-
tuition of new ones, 10 make good the
customary annus! losses by surrender oil
charter, etc. 1t is hoped to make de
cided gain In the State prior TO the next
session OF the Grand Lodge In Lewiston
In April.
J. Ii. Hamilton will take The field at once,
organizing eastern Washington county /;
Rev. J. II. Taylor in Hancock, and Is. c.
Jersey In various places as needed. Mrs.
Estes Is still at work in Aroostook, where
she has instituted five lodges and half a
dozen Juvenile Temples. Her last lodge
was Mednuxnekeas at Monticello. Oct. &c.
II. W. bennett instituted Standard Lodge,
No. 1873, at Phipsburg, last week. T. J.
Carlyle will DO some work IN York. ii. G.
Munson in oxford, and other workers will
be in the field as fast as arrangements can
be made.
Waldo District Lodge of Good Templars
will meet In quarterly session at Freedom.
Wednesday, Nov. Is. Three new lodges
have lately been organized in that county,
viz. undine at Prospect, lille at Unity,
aud Haven at Troy, making twenty-five
live lodges in Waldo, with about 1900
members.
Pooh TAsTE-AT LEAsT.-The Dexter
Gazette sandwiches in little chunks OF truth
and wisdom, and other things with its To-
Gals and last week made the following re-
mark
at i funny TO see man bowling about
patronizlng home industries when he uses
a rubber stamp TO make the most horrible
daubs of letter heads. by which nice white
paper is spoiled"
When 4 business man uses rubber
stamp TO do his printing with, you may
safely bet that he isn't doing very heavy
| business. -Gdriiner Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-07
JDH<SO<'S
ANODN NJ t.tN1MENE.

- Z I.I II flt"TnlI I-t.
~ El-N,s,s e r.. u Z l-hc-ia. Coup Asthma
.l-..-. itI4srss sore Lrng-, Bi-rdl nS 20
- Lll.. c. one U0r-erts., " scSins t'ash
la--- E-tlmIt.sul. hf,lic iliaIrh0t. tbrOni
ttc.;Ey. CrHtrl MlibIs, Kidney Troubles,
!'sssr. 90 rie SPINE sui Lame Bs !. sold
''r-Hsr-rc >tnd to- PAM bet 10 l. = JOHN
~ 4 90 Eo..1n Nas-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-07
MAKE HENS LAY.

N - 'tIIU"Tl ~UT.tuH ? u Wv II
~ 'rafr .iug C M. country, SAVE ina. M - q
-- H6fse af! tartfe TuW.i.r- sold here ar
s1-;. 49, t-s-I. lie lays thsi >hsr dn'- teudl
"a PgWI-r- are 40 ,oiu-ely pure AnI tnl nenselt
ulat, No'a.rg on earth a . make hens n
-te >',r.ilu', tcn :igon Powders. Dose one
sasP, ct. OBJ IN. gut 900 sold ever ~ here
gsl.tv u4H to- egh. EFT 2 stamps. ]. :.
lLuN,uN \ 90. h my. VAS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-07
From the Portland Daily Advertiser.
CAP|LLARIS.
Wanted.

InAn PERSONS to call on me, that ale
NU)O bad. losing their hair. troubled
with dandrun or humor, Those that have been D.
able To get cured), and I will cure thea
capillaris for i've dollars or nothing. No
pay required Until all Of the above oures
are made. / challenge any person In the city
Of Portland, 10 produce . case that can
not cure, unless the Toots are entirely dead,
which 10 not the case in more than one case In ten
and yet they may have been bald for years Any
one buying "Csprillaris" cannot be humbugged,
rs it has no equal Tor hair dressing and Is worth
the price Of iI for that purpose. Two or three
bottles will make all Of the above cures. Never
theless, we think ekeptical and incredulous per.
sops that are cured OF all the above diseases and
their hair re-toied ought 10 be willing TO pay d
after the result aimed at IL accomplished.
T. HILL MANSFIELD, Prop'r,
Centennial BIZ ok Portland, Maine.
Portland, Me-. Oct. 2Dth, lsss
Price 90 cts. SaruE9i.s.). By mall, 20
, From the many City Tsstimonials we
Give . Few.
cAPILLARs CURED ME
OF dandrur and humor X. L. NEAL, n. ID.
il cured me, H. p. e. GOULD, Druggist.
It's sales prove Its popularity. GUPPY, KINs-
MAN q ALDEN, Druggists.
i. BRINGING out coed srontn o. hair cT yhers
BEARsE. Y. II. HAMLIN. GARDNER N PAR
KER, J. n. LANpER.
know of Its curing twelve OF nv customers o.
badness, dsndrun, &C., =. o. SOMERS. Barber.
above diseases, JOHN r. VEL II, Barber.
! am highly pleased with CapiIlaris IL sur
masses anything ,ver used for the ladies' toilet
| | take pleasure 10 recommending IL, MISS ii. Z
ROGERS, HELEN D. HIGGINS and MANI
| others.
have used your hair dressing, think II has oil
| thc merits you claim for 10 on your circular
JOHN c. PROCTOR, ESQ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-07
BUY DIAMOND DYES
AND ALL OTHER
DYE STUFF
Noyes' Drug Store,
NORWAY. ME-.

10 the Honorable Countf Commissioners Cor The
County Of Oxford.
The undersigned respectfully represent that
common convenience and necessity require that
a county way he located commencing nc point
in the old county road leading from Lowell TO
North Waterford where a town way leading past
the house David Riog In said Lowell i"iersects
said county road thence running norheastery III
SAID Lowell over saih Town w-y to Lowell and
sweden to sn line; thence onward In sid Sweden
on what once a town way. past thc residence
Of Charles Whitehouse, 10 a road leading from
the residence OF Albert Smart, In said sweden.
% the residence OF John II Evans in said Sweden
and they respectfully request your honorr 10
view sail route and make he necess Try location,
a. in DUTY bound they will ever pray
Dated At Lowell. Oct q, 1872.
WILLIAM II. WALKER and o. others
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-07
ELIMINATION or TEACHERS.

a. I-r~.r- intending To- tea-h in the town OF
ft--,. -a.a- tl- winter of 49,, are hereby
'I1r. o. meet the experimenting Sch""i
-l.''.. ut said town AZ the Brick school
d. -s,, Pan, Hill. GA
sAICRD ~. NOV. IL, AT 9
O'CLOC X. "A. Nj.
"-.a t.ry wiu be in attendance and hold O
.---. Elimination and issue certificates 10
-'- I-aIlrea Co teach.
H.N.FULLER. :. :. Com
T. MORSE, OF
IL ll-IsrI-. y Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-07

KEzAR FALIs.-Roscoe Hurd's store was
broken into on the evening OF the 2Gth,
aud money and other articles TO the amount
or $40 were taken.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-07
DIPHTHERIA =!

UESSON'S ANODYNE IMMINENT viii
.o.r.rI, p.rveut tht- r rtule cfs. s-v hhi "a.
Do. Ht.t. e - nine cases out Of tn. 'i"rmt-
I'm '.ttult awe raznt Hs-s --n' tree bv mail
Q1rg trlay us-n' Prevention D. nfiie- iht"
f.-e : INtN >ON n CO. EaSIoS- Mass
fESoN's gUKGAIiyE rms make new Iich
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-07

66 adSss si I saln LETT p Posnd s s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-07
MEN WANTED.
TO SELL FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
TREES, GRAPES. SHRUBS,
ROSES. ETC.
Ne experience required. Sslary and expenses paid
81 Permanent employment.
LIE CLARE q MUCHEMORE,
BOSTON, MASS.

OXFORD, ss:-At . Court of Probate held a.
Paris. within and for the County OF Oxford
on the third Tuesday OF October, A. d. lsse.
IRA REYNOi DIS, husband Of Jane L. Keyr Odds
late Of III xheld. deceased. having presented his
sttion for allowance cut OF the Personal Ef.
tate OF said deceased:
ordered, That the said petitioner give notice 10
sllpersons interestediby causing q Of this order
10 be published three weeks successiv.
civ iu the Oxford Democrat. . newspaper
printed at Paris that they may appear at aProbate
Court to be held at Paris in said County on the
third Tuesday of Nov. next. At . O'Clock in the
forenoon and show cause if any they have, aganst
The same.
AtFueoopy-attest: H. c. DAVIS, Register.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-08
THE WOOL MARKET.

The Wool GrOrerS' Bulletin, of this
city, says: To most OF the
wool growers the situation Is
not of as much interest as it was
a few weeks, or even days ago, as most
of them have sold their wool. Since
harvesting is over wool has been selling
very freely at 3Se to Ace. The price de-
pending more upon the buyer than
upon the condition ofthe wool, although
the later sales have mostly been at @Sc,
the farmers being more willing to sell,
some who held at Ace accepting 3Sc,
Thus it is and ever will be-.
Wool is bought up closer than ut thi,
time last year, and the tiue woods are
r ling eastward by the trim load, aud
but little of it will go on the mirket.
The most of it goes direct to the mill,
local dealers getting some, ant Eastern
dealers getting less.
In the east many operators predict d
better m arket for wool. Some say that
XX wool will be Acc before winter sets
in, while Others advise selling now, as
any advance would not more than cover
interest on money. XN is only quoted
from 40 to 42c at present.
1t now looks as if those who have
not sold their fine wool might realize
Zoe, but the dealer who has bought at
3Se will not make anything off the bar
gain, unless he sells above present
quotations, which, we are inclined to
think, he will do.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-09-08
THE MARCH OF DISCOVERY.

The practical and successful inaugu-
ration Of the electric light as an agency
for domestic illumination, which took
place on q large scale in New York the
other evening, observes Brooklyn CO.
Temporary, is an event that may we'll
challenge attention and call forth public
eopgratulation. Serious doubts have
been expressed rs to the possibility Of
so dividing up the electric lightand con-
trolling its divided currents, as to allow
ofits general use for domestic purposes,
but it would seem that there is no
longer room for question "a to the prac-
tieability Of such subdivision. Over
three thousand lights, in stores, work
rooms and domestic apartments were
turned on the other night, and the
general verdict seems to have been that
the light was n manageable as r.
liable, and more agreeable than gas.
4 few weeks experience viii demon
strate whether this satisfactory state OF
affairs can be regarded as the perma-
nent condition of the light, and will
also determine the apparently unset
tied question Of its relative cost as conf
pared with gas. If the suspicious prom
Use of the opening is carried out, the
public may anticipate rapid tumble in
the value of gas stocks within the next
few months. Mr.. Edison has been sub
jected to much undeserved ccnsure,
though the failure ofthe public to realize
sanguine anticipations for which "the
wizard of MenlO Park" was not wholly
responsible, but the work he has actu-
ally accomplished will not receive less
hearty recognition en- that account
When we think of gas, and now cleo
tricity, and the improvements in steam
and the use of telegraph and telephone,
We who now live, have breathed through
an unsurpassed era in the worlds histo-
~. Those who died but yesterday have
lost a part of what we behold who live
to-day. Such are the wonders reveal
ed, every twenty-four hours.