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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-07

THE farce of the Hill-Sharon affair is
changing into tragedy. While the de-
PENDANT lies upon what is possibly his
dying bed, with death staring him in the
face, and worldly considerations becoming
as dross to him in the blaze of eternity,
and the opening up of future in which
there is neither wealth nor poverty, he
solemnly repeats his denial that he
ever married or promised to marry Sarah
Althea Hill. At the same moment, the
woman who claims this man as her hus-
band, and share of his wealth as her
own, cons her part for dramatic debut
and announces rehearsal for day when,
probably, the man she claims as her hus-
band will be in his winding sheet. What a
CHASTITY spectacle it will be, if the woman
should caper on the stage, while the
funeral procession of the man winds its
way to Laurel Hill
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-07

is surplus to home demands. This, Of
necessity, places the producer with five, ten
and twenty acres, and as poor as a church
mouse, on all tours with the orchardist
who has vast capital, and raises upon two
and three hundred acres. Any system
that ignores, or places second, the small
grower, will tend to discourage what this
State wants of all things else-homes, and
a population of Independent tillers of the
soil, and great many of them. 1t is but
a secondary interest to foster the large agri-
culturists. 1t is of primal Importance that
our lands should be settled up, and the
home element multiplied thousand fold.
Out of large industrial population comes
the demand for supplies, from baker to
candlestick-maker. Out of such popula-
ton comes the strength of State How
shall we with fair countenance invite the
man of small means and ready hands to
help Us build up the State if we do not
assure him of market for all he can
make the earth produce by his industry
To farm out the business of marketing our
products to single firm, as Mr. Hatch
proposes, is equivalent to putting irons
upon the legs Of progress, and wristlets OF
steel upon the hands Of prosperity.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-07
TO-DAYS SALE!

The diff rent lines of goods we advertise in TO-
DAYS SALE of more than special value, and
such things that desirable for this season of the
year. and that come in daiiy Several lines of
these goods that are Slightly damaged will be sold
at 25 cents on the dollar.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-07

Mrs. Catherine Trump, Postmistress at
Corning, Pa, has been arrested for opening
letters which passed through the office.
She admits having thus INDUCED in ascer-
tanning the business and love affairs of
people of the place, but did not know she
was doing anything wrong This is
decidedly the most innocent defense yet set
up i'll defense of so grave a criminal charge,
but she will not make the trick, notwith-
standing she is Trump"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-11-07

1t looks very much as if the people of
Washington Territory are stealing march
on the Restriction Act, by not only keeping
out further accessions to the Chinese popu-
lation within her borders, but bouncing
all heretofore located there The best of the
joke is that the fares OF the Mongolians are
being paid gratis to San Francisco, in order
to get rid of them, while Californians are
kicking themselves to find plan to dispose
of the unwelcome surplus already on hand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-13

NN... .. HN.A Il" A.NNIl.HAN
vf.I rAEis vAN rmNAs riiIrErSrtN.
AsA ci-.rsa %. Oxford Coauiy I DO
ro, feel. favorable ,o changing ihe oca-
tion ~ car Co1aiy bu.l4ins a. pfcseni,
FOR ihe fc..o~ing fcasoss. f.ri. the
Coua'y blllings afe 10 sod repair ani
s4fab.c i1r al Tafpo.cs required "a q
numbeF ~ year. >sconi, whcnsvsr the
co-u'y decided 'o move from Pans I'll
che whole property. bui.ling. and rcal
estate rrvcr,s back 90 The Cumming.
teirs az Per vc1ficd agreemsni. a. ! an
cr,i.'ably inf'rmei A dead boz. 20 the
c1aniy OF several thousand dollars Thlft,
ilc tax PAYERS q this ol1niy Nil BE- s.os
to give Their conscni o. De- taxed hua-
dfel 20 more thousand dollars 90 build
rev county buildings when 20 actual
nesl exists az prsseat Il a. bsca my
eapefience in ne anx.eiy q a party o.
gs, che ooaseni % The people BY vote 90
very much unicf-cs;imatc The expense o.
tte oateTTfisc they wish % carry, AID
shea people tAls o. fny % s.Hiy thou
sand dollars beng suihc lent % build a
god .e; OF Coaaiy buildings such es,i-
mates afc altogether too tain. Whcn
itey 90 tie vote Of the coaniy O. bald
nes Colaiy bu..dings thea ii j. that The
tax payers must siand their hAnd le; he
cost bel What b, may, Or couniy PRIDE
uill never coascni % an inisT.of sei o.
Coaniy bgi.ding.. AID one hundred thou
sand dollar would not complete = 80 Of
buildings such a. would BE- built. Thea
asa.a saosl1 The people u tbs oogaiy de-
ire 90 change their County seAi, the
probabilities arr a locA,iou on the line q
tac fAl.foai ncarcs; o the center u tie
oo4niy wolh be- selected a. mosi con-
,eu.eni % the people Of the county. Ia
thai case PGs AID Norway would have
'o take q back seat - Gar have failed
% tad anyone that approves q the change
an / have talked with mAny or the sui.
jet. Please lc; us bear the views u
your correspondents in d.ssreni sections
of The c3ua,y. a. gathered from the peo-
PIE IN their vicinity. on this subject.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-13

and this fof the Judge. every lawyer.
Juror and Ohiosr Of the court. to say
nothing about al the Others who attend
court A large proportion Of the people
who attend court from the eastern Sec
ton Of the county. come by private con-
Veyance. and can reach Paris Hin easier
than they can 80. Paris.
To be sare. the Coaniy buildings are
not u m0icrn structure. bat they are in
better shape Coz convenience and appear-
aroe than they have been Zoe the past 80
yeAs The looms where the records are
contained are comparatively safe from
Gre, a. much 20 a. court buildings will
average. The chances for fire in the
building where they are kep, are very
small. as the building is mostly q brick.
and the back rooms have brick walls on
every tide. above and below. with iron
doors and window shutters. 20 that i,
would be very difficult 10 get fire into
them The most Of our towns are nov
burdensd with debts The tar payers
Arc Al.o in debt. Would Il not be well
20 gci IA Of our presen, burdens before
launching deeper. when no important
benefits are q BE- derived from u 20 the
gree, majority u those who pay the ,aS-
e. "Ciilen" estimates the cost a.
$50. 600: nov Il !. natural for one Who
advocates q measure 10 place the best 'ide
cat. and il i also true that estimates u
COS, Of buildings. public and private. are
generally more than one-ihird too snail
In our Judgment. such buildings AZ the
people q the county would want, 4 new
ones we're % be erected. would no, cost
les than s5j. goo. bat II We add one
third 20 "Ciiiren's estimate. making Il
500. 900. and Ne believe this l. a small
estimate: s would nearly double our
present oouniy tau. II bonds q, a Per
cent were issued. 20 b paid up IN 20
years. Il would rsqsirc the payment q
5000 each year. and the interest Ca the
500. 900. Which would amount % -. 700
more. making $500 increase in the
county tar each year The amount
would. q course. b diminished a little
each year. 20 he extent q the interest on
The 5000 This amount Of ;aN ADDED
o. cur present county taS u $4,000,
would make an annual Tar ~ $4,000.
or more continued for % years. II j.
Doubtful evea Il honis could b. f'Aisi
Al "A PEI ceni. unless The interest we're
paid ,mi.annuany. which would Increase
he ia,aii'a. L the c'nvcnlsncs and
necessity q new Public Raild.ng' % the
greet mas ~ ,he ovcf-buficaei iax nay
en-. oommen.ura,e With Tbs large Increase
q TAXATION. D D. continued o. tweniy
years People ar struggling % FREE them
sslvs. from che great harien ofiases that
are GRADING them down.
The county j. now oai cf dch'. Bat t
has 90 permanent .arPlas 10 ihs Ifsas-
wv Il now has ahaa' 5000. reported
A. tho besinniag - year 1855. bat
when ,he outstanding liabilities aal the
espensrs ri the Mafch term 20 court are
PAID. che surp'u, Nil BE- nearly al gone
The surplus reported a. 'hs cri - each
year s generally enough 90 meet al
claims til ihc new tar becomes payable
IN sept IL every taN payer consider
this question. and Ak himself ihe nj
css.ity q i-crrasirs his burdens. and ho~
much better ~ hs 5. going 90 be- bf so.
I,i-yi Tax Pawn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-13

~. Eis3r:
A. your PAPER Or the pss; two weeks
has given some space % the discussion Of
The removal u the County buildings,
pefhaps i nay no, Be cot Of place Cor q
AK payer Of the county % say a wOri on
,he subject. "Ciiizen." in your lAs, num-
Der, after long dissertation upon the
former g.ofy and the waning prestige Of
Pans Hli. makes the assertion that eigh,
ou; o. every Gen citizens o. Oxford Couniy
Who attend court. "af,er the Transaction
OF their court business. 70 either 10 50.
Pafs or Norway % tfansac, the remain
Der Of their business etc returning 10
ihs.f homes We were 10, aware thA,
either o. those places bad become such
great metropolitan centres thA; eight
ienths q The ciiizens u Oxford County
attending court must ~ there 10 close
their business. We 90 not wish 70 de-
trac, anything from the enterprise and
thrift Of either q the villages named. bat
when i j. asserted that the people Of the
county dculHd change. We beg leave 10
differ Il Is very natural for people 10
ind fault, and there are always those 10
every community Who are not content %
ia vel enough alone The three miles
ride from railroad station 20 court BY
stage twice year. OF even once a month
BY those fe~ PeoP;e. in comparison TO the
whole number Of citizens q the comfy
who attend court. i no, such Al incon-
venierce a. should demand the erection
Of new buildings. and the heavy debt and
large increase oftAxA,ion that would In
evi,ably follow.
% the eight thousand voters in Oxford
County, bat very small percentage have
occasion 10 70 10 the courts At all. The
Registry Of Deeds calls more 10 is Office
thAn either Of the other branches, and =
very large proportion Of that business Is
cone By NAL add would be II the pro-
posed change Vas made. That the peo-
PIE DO no; demand q change ia evidenced
BY the fact that the petitions did mol,
originate by those who live ., . distance
from The courts. and who have to take
the stage and "tkree miles ride" from the
station 10 TIE Hill. bat on the other hand
originated. in our judgment. more in the
local interests Of the two villages. Then
again. the "dissgreeable stage ride Of
three miles" once or twice during court,
i nothing compared with the disadvan-
tages Of taking = hack twice or three
times per day 10 20 from the hotels to
court. II he buildings should Be placed
bsswsen The two villages 20 proposed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-13
Mrs. John Locke,
ps.wlassaa p.Iatlas.

This school has been recently selected
By he Government, u Bosdoin College
a. one q IL, three "Fiuing schools. %
Washington and Hlllowell Academies
being the oihers
Daring the pact year chemical and
Philosophical apparatus has been adlcl,
foe, new ielescopc furnished by The
Principal. the building supplied With
-Aief from Ofetn Mountain and May
other improvements made
This school i situated ia The pleasant
village q fyebafg. noted Cor i,s health.
al locAiion. ~ beautiful scenery and iis
freedom from places q temptation.
There are three courses Of study. Clas-
seal. Academic and Normal.
Good board in the bes, families At
reasonable rates. and tuition lees than Ia
similar school, in this vieiniiy. Lessons
in Penmanship free.
Ten thousand dollAr has recently
been added % the fund.
For board. rooms for solf.boarding.
catalogues. or further particulars apply
% the PRINCIPAL.
Fuebuig. Jan. 1855.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-13

fiih COUNTY sHAt.
NJ. E3fcr
IN some Of your recent ISSUES, articles
have appeared renewing a discussion
which {, was supposed there would no, Be
a rsne~al Of Coz some years. This re-
Opening o. What has beca only = disturb.
ing discussion in the past, j. IN the inter-
81 ola small fraction q the county.
rrprr.cnting two Villages only ca, of the
tweuiv OF more having an equal right 10
be heard. A decision wAs made against
one Of The Villages IN 1917 when ~ cit
rens offered % erect buildings aud give
them % the county Il j. now sought 70
unite the influence o. another considerable
village Nth that o, this cns, 80 that the
combined strength q the t~o may ovef-
balance The wishes Of the rest Of the
county. Bat the same reasons initiate
asaiss, the county buildings being be-
taten 81. PARIS and Norway a. against
their bciag In NCrsay village. namely,
hat then ihey would b. a. one end Of the
cuunty. ~hcn sound jadgmen; would dc
tate hat Il a change l. 10 be made The
bu.lliogs should BE- pat nearr The cen
,er 90 the county. rather than further
away from 10. a. a. preseni proposed.
The iact that there has been q demand
~ oclAIoaal iefus Of ihs supreme Court
AZ Frycbarg. While The Probate Court has
regular sessions there. suggests that sven-
tual.y lterc nus, be a tivision Of the
county TIE western towns must be- at
tached 90 York o. Cumberland County of
form q ncw county. With towns from
York ard Cumberland. Whsn his IN
eviab.e change occars. the improperly Of
having the ooun;y buildings a. Norway
- 50. pais vii BE- si.ll greater The
csnier Of p'psA,ioa "a The ooan,y, a.
read listed. VII b Bysn;s Pond village
Evea ~. tbs village i neafef the esn-
Or than any other In the county. Whea
TIE CCmnss.orcrs arc asked % decide thc
Question ~ where the county building,
shal be finally loca'ei. Il j. believed that
they wii have a map q The county before
them and statistical table, showing where
che ocn'cr Of popuia'.on j., and that ihey
wil bs iahgeneei by q rcgAfi "a The
convenience Of The mass q The people q
che whole county. rather than the De-
ma.ds 90 ambitions villages ia any cor
nsf % che coaaiy.
A. pftsrai. ho~c,ef. Dc j. The general
belief that t.tfc is no ncCcssiy iof a
changc. that Pans H.ii is god enough
.ocat.oa. that che buildings there val
meet fae ntei. 81 the county for con-
s.lerati. pefo1. and that ite DISCUSSION
% removal i al'ogcilef premature
AuAA IkNIE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-13
PAY YOUR DIETS

A NovEL PLkN-HoW ONE cESr FROM %
PERsoSs viii PAY sl0000-PArENr Ar.
PILED FOR
NJ. Editor NJ you woald win the ever
lasting gratitude OF the commercial con-
munity, give them The following rule for
paying old debts Let 100 persons. each
owing and being owed 81. cone together
and standing 10 a row, have the one stand
ing AZ TIE bead take q cent from bis p0ck-
e ant collect The sane sun from the other
30 and he vii have 81, which be l. 10 give
20 No. 2, be % No. 3. and 80 on % The last.
and each one has received and paid a.,
except the last, who has not paid, and A.
be Il no more entitled 10 IL than any other.
let hin return q cent % each. ant the 500
\ paid aud every one has Just what he
started with snd 4 free rom debt The
programme may be varied By having q be-
nevolsnt gent losnlng No. the al, who
should return u vhsn u had gone -
round. Lkxox.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-13

fr..n Wafrr rHsfr e.. IL
.ai.U. uln Pc A tUI.i.nEts 30 go H
GrtuItHn fttr sfrtuansi
CD fnfr'. n.tis 49, noN
hHaar. ~
go e. frufInIrI ct
Ht't t.HuflIH ftasPsrE ruH.
.H .NfH .'H HN' - ~
Arf soy rftb1iY rf q - fIIH 49, D.
saHrf.nfrrf Co. ftrrrI Iaff n fhf ftnf al ~
q rsrn rrl O. $50 tonfs a. 90 lss tirsrif.
~ sarriat fnf ne Tlfpfff nf regain "a ID
Y y nrrh ri ttf rnarfY feai lftfInf if.n Aaip
f.r O. I'Hfrr aa Iira IN slIt snfp Ha co. far a
On .rfr Hrr Il .IIara t sssrsari e. lHIaHf boz
fhf rrf.rr frarf. frrl.rsHi ID rnnftla Zoo 800
sxrfrfaf rf rrhlI I1is. al srrt ~ D. Il
I'd ulnTlr. lf.ftr Irr tHiaa. AL NfafT
fr.s III Anf1fu Norff slw'lt f tUI.I1t.t
kernf @. satnrrIrlsnf g. fNUeaf tore a o. sane
49, n ffIl ri in sIrr h1Hi e. e. las frrfis.
~ FuetarE Artirmf eftli. - i.f paffoss
We frraIfiag tte oniT c.aaiy fosi ihffsla. ilc
far nf ssffrfn fnIItfs a. rInffr rfnfi no
- 49, - I..|.aH
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-13
WAY UP NORTH.
ANornER THAw-CIIMsTNAs FESTIVAL
ScuooLs-ANCfESr AKTIoLEs.
ID Laay oorrs.ponlsnil

GRAFTON. Jan. 3, IS.
Another taaw has carried OF nearly al
the snow again. Cold weather Dec. ~.
A Christmas Festival was held AZ the
house % Rufus fsrrar, consisting Of rcclt-
ailons. dialogues, tAbleaux, declarations
and music. nice tree well laden with
presents for the little ones. attracted much
attention. The older ones were remem-
0ered with handsome presents. All went
home voting u good time.
School In District No. I commenced
Dec. % II l. taught BY Ambrose Gallison.
OF Bethel. Trust they will have a success.
fal term, a. be l. a good teacher aud usn-
ally gives satisfaction wherever be teaches
There are some ancient articles In This
town. one Il steel thlmble, which I am
told. was the first thimble that ever was
In the town Of Newry. n l. the one given
% lthlel Smith when he flashed his trade
and started for himself a. q tailor. lie al
ways used u, while he was able 10 sew,
which was good many years. MrsAnna
Bean. who l. oten spoken Of In the DKi.
ocRAr, Il his daughter, and she has always
kept the thimble. She Is the Oldest person
10 town. and Is still well preserved. Her
daughter was wearing the thimble at the
time saw u, and gave me its history.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-13

OXTpnp ~ n.rsuhsr a. Iol.
Hears ne. psrsu1alIy aprcafcl Wsi1a Ist
tfnE lI Cns a ttr tnualT Inmm H. l1nefs 90 ssil
tuInfT q uff1Tl. at male uafh D. ~ uuth uf
~ a. Ifr trrnunft hT hin fsntsrrl al "a
fcftef AinHRT = AUSTIN,
cara SOP Iui. Coari.
uNFnkn. - usrirr art ssaaInri sn.l
suttsi thr above nrroaait q Naito fsfisn1 b .
90 hfr. hF nsfllfF Eat aii1- tnffeon thr sani
Of fllltl AtbEHr :. AUSTIN.
tirft sug. luf truft
JANIS =. WRIGHT. Cosaiy AuarnsY.
TFas c1pirs. AussI. ALuEEr =. ArsTIS Cisft
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-13

Wa intended % state 10 our article.
lA.t week. that Elizabeth Akefs Allen
,Florencs Percy i constantly employed
IN the ofkce Of the Portland Airsrs.r.
upon the editorial staff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-13
FRANK Y. BRADLEY.
COURT BILL.
afT of Okflfil d frank N. Braiiey. Dr.
FRANK Y. BRADLEY.

OXFORD. ss. Dsesmhst a lssl
Before No. pfrsonsily sBpearsd ffsnt n Drsd
lsy, che % ne Coutty C.mmlsslonfrs ~ al
Counif q otfofc. ana made Osih 20 the tfuh d
ne above accoantf. ~ I'm unfsred anf cab
seIibcf. ALBERT AUSTIN.
CLERK SO. Jaf. Z at
OXFORD So HAsins Gr.t easniucd sns sufs.
"a ne above sec mats ~ frsnt n. sraile,. o.
hereby ccrilfy Tat - sliss thsroa thr su.s Of
tsiAw. ALBEkr :. AUSTIN.
- tleft sop. Jua. tssrI.
True Ipiss. Attest, ALrssr =. AUsrS, Cisrs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-13
GEo EnAxnoSD
= GEo. y. HAMMOND.

OXFORD. .. Desemter n i..l
hsi0rs ne person ally APPEARED Geo. y. Han
m1n1, oae u TIE CulntY CgmmissIonefs for sad
t1anty n Otfofd. aaf mate oath 10 the tru N Of
ire Above accguuts, BY hin reudcrei and cub.
seribed. ALBERT :. AUSTIN,
Clsrt sap. Jui. Court
ONfOgD. ~. Having afsi esaniaei Ani Aui q
"a The above afCouais a sso h. Nsmm0ut. se
hrrshF certify That 80 sll1E thereon. The AN %
tiliW ALBERT :. AUSTIN.
ezra OF sap. Jui. Court.
JAMES - WRIGHT, County Attorney.
Tine copies. Attest. ALBEar :. AUsrIs. Clerk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-13
DIFFERENT VIEWS

ABovr RsNoviNc rnK CovSrr BuItD.
rSos--A rHONINNNr WoonsrcCk GFS-
rtrNAN oJTCrs-A coRKEsnoSDESr
or ruE NORWAY PNrER ALSO ohEcrs
TN PAWS KErLirs TO CrtIFES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-13
New Advertisements.
STATE or MAINE.

ONfOGp. a. oart 81 Cluntf C1mmlssl,s.rs -.
t,frcmbfr SestIpa. q. n. 80. hcf "a fsrts 81
tfs isst fuesiaf ofneoeuabrf, A. u. is-s, h-iaf
ne thlfi eth 'laf III SAD month
ite touny tplnr Issttrers ~ ne tnIaly q
oaioff, 10 ne n1uih q eeliemhef. A. Al. tstl
A. provided ~ las. mtds aclusi Inspection OF
the toaniY Roads, daly io.siet, AMI ogen for
uatel. ifinE % tuir - pofsiet tesnshirs sff
tract "a land hefciuaitff mrnuonci. n ssh
tuaay o. ~ Tufposc % ascertaininG tnc co...
dIuen Of fa|d F1aif, AIT cttimsiiux TIE amtuut
seeded o Iut ~ sams In repair, % ~ % b. sslc
ani co1fcnifatiof putiIU travel. sd u appearing
On aail iaapeltIon thai sad roais sara 81 n
Eoli repair. al mol saff an c1uFrrigni o. puf
I.oses ~ Ilh'io uaffl. at ihai = Ia sfrull o.
assfsfsl 81 fat ana fof tha ftptif a ftIi roads
itefeu, t1ff o. thefefore, on tris thirteih day
q nsotnttf. A. q. isst silaiEe sat order that
ne fliiusl1E slns o. Aasease.i and me sarc are
fcfrtf ssarssri uFnn thr l1ii1slng ltnis To- ur .
Unsupported iasushlps AL uarts ~ itnd,
nsrsInsrrf mentioned fef IN puuptss ~ rsysr.
"a - fosis pass NJ thfpafh hen, tarins ne
Ysaf isa. q sHt
IN Anf1Fsr Wet suHTlus. 90 the purposc q
" 80 aninT N par 90 ihe eoIntY rusl, Lad.
"a ffnm slower Sufnff % tftcn, stirh ltrs o.
said ~arplass "a tuia cl lnI onc dollars ari
tWrnfT cent Ia lIafs slHi - flIlOus
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-13
Notice. of Foreclosure.


" HiklAS. 4. 4. purlass % tpt0n, IN M
w C1unly Of 90 ford and state Of NAM. b. III.
Mortgage deed dated ne dfth dsy a MAJ A. u.
l.si, All recorded IN ne Okf1fd kfr.siv ~
heeit, tics ~ pssc a.. corVryci O. Hollis I
Atboil. ffaaslrir u Ministerial and school funf
al lpiou, o. hIs successor ~ cf1cf, c.fiain par
eel 81 real estate. tiaaici 10 aid iptou, All
bounded and tfscf.t I'D a. foll1ss. wa heiur DE
souih half q ne % 0f lani o0ntefei 20 4, l..
n1agiass By Charles Abboii, b. his desd Of var
r.lty, datei November eIxhth, Loo. All recorded
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AMI .fhool iund aiors sal q lpioo. anf saccess'
OF On ocirc O. Hollis !. Abbott aiorc.Aii. claim
forcC losure u salf m1rtraEr
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Tress Ministerial and school iaud of uPicn.
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II IL far better 10 be poor and posses
bottle OF Jsdwin's Tar Syrup. than 70 T.
rich and not know how ~ cure = Coosl =
Cold. 25c. and OIL per bottle. AZ Ho.den'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-13

The most reliable Of all Cough Rsmei.e
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Sold IL Holden's Drug Store.