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, 1894-08-03
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Der "Nr1ericon Goilpop linton am inniaz
lter UH3Lu19 bat, bari man eS tpo6l 9loltz
ben, ooB cine njcbt unanie6nlicbe N}in6er.
5"9I Der 9ele0oten ouf Dem sur Belt bier
Ia9enoea GOnoent Der Union bafiir iei, Die
H~n6eoh9te @tniteuung oes Streifs onsuz
oroneH. linn MN etnen Streit inner6olb
oe5 &eretnS gu OermclOen, lit BON ein3elnen
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ole Gntlcbej0nn8 Der 8ragc BEN ciu3elnen
slleuboQnipitemet, 6e3tp. Den am 6trcif
DJQeslt8ten 2lrbeitert 6eriet6em 81 i6ers
lallA. 8e1onberen Nntlang ftnbet 6icier
GOrle4I9 bel ben &ertretern Oct Santa 66z
, 1894-08-03

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W OFFICES: gfOS. 206-208 glarf . GtraRe, on ber
gaflep NDenns Staten Ruo ain Depot, Gde Meass4Hs
RtnaIes9tr.
, 1894-08-03
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1nO s ubr @beuos.
56glid, ous0en. 9amftags, mad Suoington uuo
Wfantltee, nm 9 llDr WtOrgeus.
5dQti9 mad Gaciue, WhIlooufee, Sbe6DD9on, N{anls
tDtpOt, Smo 9tioerS, &eipolnee, Abuapee, SturgeOn 8ag
unD DteuDmiuee nm 7ubr Ab3.
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um 1880 &6enDs.
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ga9 GScanaba, Wtaniittque unb 8ap Yorts SamitagS
UNI Z ubr MbeHoS.
Office uuo 2oGs; SUB Der @tiaiQon Ipe. 2opbaU
, 1894-08-03
IS : ~ Union Qahen9er Station.
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StrGBs gde Safiou, uno I'M auditorium poteL.
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, 1894-08-03

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II Der neuen Gentrals station OIL Safe 5rO1t, SUB bon
Yort Gop, UNI %. Ctr, 80. Str. uno 9g6e Bart
Gta0fs&idet'Office: 81 Glart=Str.
, 1894-08-03
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i2. Gtr. un6 gorf aolu. 3itoe fdr BEN Sth:n fDnneT
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uuO i'm a~uoltDrtum=6uteL.
, 1894-08-03
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ma3oo & o. Ct. 8 8. J. g.. + 650WlIt 900 q
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MA 9telu @uffoIo&G. &B. %. 3D. II 8l5 WIt $50 u
gteD NDrt urb Bolton Spe3iol. 80. '10:30 MI' 200 Y
Ser 9sorth Sbore &imlte0. ....... 100 81 43O u
SAT- Ga1teru @rpreB .......... ... $3.50 81 900 u
WSadinalp &tnle itber &QIama5oo
gramb Gopios g. g. 81. & g. st. 0H+ $3.50 NE+ 710 81
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Ban 8telo &tuje H6er 9&elp Buffalo
SrGub GapjbS e. 6. & 20. WE RpI+ 500 gl+ 1925 y
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atlantic @rpreB ..... 80. 'l1:30 81 7:50M
@rauo @dptbs Sine fber Ralalnas
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, 1894-08-03

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" Sto6ts2idet Office: 207 Start Str; SelephoHs
2lsO @tatn. nntOH 2afagiersStetioR Canal &sGEs&
, 1894-08-03

CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN BY, 90. 9rauA
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, 1894-08-03

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fibj9 oOm 8oare Of Gra0e. 3idet=Sfftce: 1O4 GGartitE.
, 1894-08-03

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auto ct. 0ouiszGiien6abn.
9epot: Gfe Glarf uno 3pDlfte StroBe.
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9tefp Norf u Bottom GrpreB .......... 800 ytI 8:OOWt
@egeu Der 5obrpreiie poer 8eteH in SAlafpGgen rib
tst GHtroGeu an 8. 9borue. 9iaetsaQent 1893 &lGti On.
, 1894-08-03

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utO 8aTa9ter=Station, 9eorborn= uno 8plt=9tr.
Sd9Itd. + Sonntags mSgeu. 9lbfabrt I%Qtnf1nft.
, 1894-08-03

Is 70 10 u FIW VVWItWEs StWtgWs
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x8G9lid, aus9eu. SomItags, 59luSQ. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
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gou Claire grprfB. ......... co.. + $3.50 Mtt 9I5 u
@onfeiba SpeciQl Gee. ............ 500 9Hf 9:15O
SteoeuS sPoint &ocal.. ........... + 1:25 gf 2:15 U
burlington 9~aIleHger ............ ' 3:45 81 1000 OG
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
MAINE NEWS NOTES.

spOrtsmen report gray squirrels more
numerous this year than ever before.
The HsIlowell Granite Company IL
making q ssrcophsgus, to bs erected on
the grave Of the late Judge Nathan
Clea,es of Portland. which. When CON-
pleted. will excel any similar production
M the state. The material Il ~hits
granite FROM the llsllo~ell qusrries
The design IL very impressive. I've
yarlands Of OAK leaves cut on the solid
face Of the stone are among the notice
able features.
Two years ago Belfast VAS Visited by
burglars who made several good hsnls
At George ". Burkett's seventeen highly
prlsei solid silver spoons that had been
In the family for years we're taken. Last
week workm.n took az an old sidewalk
on Northport avenue and found ths
spoon. all blsckened by exposure and
time. Probably the burglars becams
frightened and hid them under the walk
Amherst whitney, sgcd about ~, Z
resident of RiChmoOd, al work at the
MOdOc Ice houses, MAS sent saturday
afternoon to open door high M In ons
% the buildings, when, by some scci
dent. he fell nearly - f-r', striking upon
the IL. aud receiving injuries th't caused
his death about five hours later. lie
vas an industrious young man, respect
III by tho.e Who knew him. and the sup
port % his mother. lie had been employ
ri At the Ice houses but one day.
Roland Norton. whose mysterious die
appearance from klttsry two Year, age
puzzled the authorities, has turns>i ~
sli,e, and the story circulated that h.
had been murdered by hi. father is thu.
established a. n falsehood. AZ s;ti
Wednesday morning an aged gentleman
aud Young msn about 10 years Ut sgs
alighted from IN. Boston train aud they
~er. at once recognized a. NJ. Norton
and hi. missing son. The young msn
has been living In sudbury, Mass,
where he worked on farm, aud he gives
a. q reason for running away that his
father m treated him. Ills whereabouts
we're s.certsined by hi. father. Who In
duced him 10 return to his home at Nit
terry and his arrival there caused quite .
sens al On.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

a YayAi, Asorss. IN Bsptembes. 1914
With this sabr Captain Reid. IN hand
% hand Gght, killed the hrst lieutenant
a the British fSigate Rota and wounded
several othsrA Ths blood Of that com.
bat was never washed Oh the sabsr and
Il still siightly visible AZ the ball given
% Lafayette In New York In 1884 Cap
tain Reid WOW this sword Tor thu lest
time, 10 II believed. after which 10 Wa
laid away ~ . prccious memorial His
con, Colonel flannel g. Reid, rendered
10 - . free sift % the United States,
and In March. 1890. senator voorhccs
of the committee On the library offersi
Q Joint resolution providing for tho ~.
ccptance of the sword and the striking
Of memorial gold medal 10 b. prr-
scntcd % the son The latter part Of the
r-olutioa was opposed 20 vigorously
that the matter was delayed some thru
years. when Colonel Reid grcw indig'
nant and Withdrew the ofer. A year
later he presented 10 90 the academy. II
IL the judgment Of our naval historians
that the injury inflicted On tho British
forccs at rayal rsulted In such delay
that they did not rcach New Orleans till
after General jackson had had time "a
prepare for them. Othcrwise, say,
Cooper. 10 IL likely the city would have
fallen without blow and possibly thu
whole history Of tho wcst have bccn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
SOUTH PARIS
piRECroRy,

cHlu(mko.
v,r-s Congregational CnsrrA. r. ,. Iiasehsse.
. - AL 1s :, s 90 ~ p s:sssss sss ns;
"Wednesday prayer mssting, =. =. Sans
"a. ss.,....s mss.i'6 On vrtlAy 49, 49,,
y" ps.s s sias ..ssss. v sa. n: s.sbslh sssssl
iis: kysssth LsAxee MEETING . '. N. eve.
iss PRAYER wsstias n. Iss.y rss,.'
wsstlss. ! - =. ~ ciAs. "s>sss. s""sy'
n.,s,-s Cnar,A. R~s. z. ,. Rsa~i>il. fssses
op sunday. presehisx -~rvtss 10 ~ a ~ SAP
hsih ssss-sl u ~. prAyer nesusx "
Tuesday evening prayer ~s~osx
srArsp nrxrfsss.
F.AAN.-kssAr ms<siss Tuesday s'saiAs
90 cr tsfov fall nson.
,...' THURSDAY s,eninx % e.sh veshs-Aaross
Esos@p.aesi, ara and thiri Aessiay s'saiss'
of eaeh m.otA.
n 81 n.-rst. Grange. .ccesi saturday q
eash ~ss.h. Tvs er.ss. ..ss. :. elss 'ef us'''
w.ie.-isy ant ~starisy Afsrns-s..
UO.. C.-rr-t ss.i thiri Thursdays
Iu.. T-ssssth fsrts Ls.i<s. Ma ~, -. $3.50
every ether Mes.isy .,,elnx IN We !. -. " ~, W.
SATURDAY on 90 bsfov faii moon. IN w. ~ ~
Nm N,as.n R.nsf osrp. ~ecs. nr'. AM
,hiri rhar-isy evening. % e.sh "e"sh' I'm 70
V-jsss &. xelrils Camp s.esss sssesd
.n.i fsarth prtisy s,yaisEs ~ esch u.essh q
;o'ehsk. 81 q. A. X. itah. a.,
mss.. a q. 4. " Han arr, AMI ,hiri rrtiay
n. III r.-Iianla Is-iss. No. n. ssssts ever,
Frtiay syenlRs al Ma-onh Hall
Quite q number 10 the memhers OF
Moant Mia i,odge, !. %. %. D., ausnds'
the funeral ~ their late brother. Moses
n. Tbom... st Buckheld, last Sunday.
W. n. Fletcher aud susie Rounds OF
Bate. college ~ere AZ home over sun
day.
AZ. Morse has some very nice celery
which he will deliver to any one in the
village Who will favor him With an order
by postal card or otherwise.
Mount Pleasant T,ebsksh Degree iodge
will have Company from Ivy Lodge,
Portland, In the near future. A com
mittee has been appointed To attend to
all details, and M doubt the visitors ~iil
have = warm reception.
Bushes. Il lively st rortsr's cider
mill. Gran pays cash for cider apples,
OF will make them into cider for you al
short notice.
I'll Hathaway and sister have gone
"a chicago.
Geo. II. Pulslfer has returned from bis
vacation aud viii resume work Tor j. n.
ismte.
tine important thing Ne ought tn do
for IN. children l. to have their vision
tested before each term of school. III
animation free NJ Dr. =. i.iehAris offi~'
4. n. Young returned home from
Bryant's Pond saturday.
Dr. J. W. Dsyi. sud Arthur Paine,
ESQ. started for their home In Charlie
mont to-day. They did not take the
deer they expected to.
Mr.. George D.,l. % Fall River, Mass,
Vas In town saturday.
4 number went from here Ia attend
the fair al BryAnt's Pond, "Wednesday,
but ss Il rAinsd little they did not stop
long.
&. l.. Bucks dental rooms will be
closed Thursday.
J.F. Plummer. Eco. MAS In rcrtla nd
Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

n announced that sGardlner man has
invented a tricyCl. which runs so easily
that ~ family IL four Nth baggage can
ride ou this machine ~ arranged WITH
two seats and the motive power, which
A done With the hands alone, can BE- fur-
ui.he,i. II necessary, by an ordinary
healthy woman without any great
amount ~ fatigue When the machine
/. perfected and ca the market. Their,
will b. q large demand Tor t la ONioid
County. We have gOsi many fAn'lle-
% four. ani good many Ordinary
healthy women and a good many ofoar
rad. are 80 hllly that thu ordinary bi-
.ycli.t h.s to do CONSIDERABLE" walking
..s matter % fact, the recommendation
auot. a atoye rad. very much a. " the
Inventor had discovered a method 81
making nve pounds Of power do nf'en
mounds Of work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
lsoRArIruos or NATIONS.
An INSTANCE of 10 Toward Hero % the
Iranes-t.s rmAa War.


Irascs-t.srsAs War.
Apathetic story u national ingrati.
tude has b..n going the round. 10 the
London papers which Is interesting
enough o. b. repeated. especially ~ 4,
concerns those days % intens. interest
during which Paris was Last In siege
Publicity has bcen given 10 by the fact
that the hero % the incident has jusi
gune into French hospital In POVERTY.
there % die. The Pail Mall Gazette thus
tells the tale:
when IA. German lines In the au.
tumn ~ 1870 were gradually closing
their la constructor grasp round ths
doomed capital. Durnof was the hero Of
tho hour. An experienced arronaut. who
bad thrve times been dashed into the
"a and had run many other narrow CO.
capos. he PROPOSED. with his balloon. Nep.
tune. 10 carry u mail out Of Paris and o.
run the gauntlet II the teleaguerine
armies AT daybreak On sept. % hs set
out ON his adventurous journey. the d.
rector 81 the posts assuring him NJ be
handed In the dispatches and tho pigeons
that his courage and devotion would
meet with u splendid reward Durnoi
suoc..sled In his task and landed safe
and ~Dund at Evreux. but the poor old
Neptune was never dc for another as-
cent
Twenty-Five years elapsed. but thu
unhappy asronaut never received q
penny rum Successive governments
Even his claim fnr the value Ut his tal.
loan. which hal becn used till 10 Wa
destroyed by the military authorities,
failed To obtain the slightest rccogni
ton After couple 81 decades he got
the brOnz. medal accorded 10 all who
carried dispatches by balloon. and last
year . small monthly grant Ma made.
which barely sufiiocd 10 keep him from
Starvation Swindiers aud impo>tou Ut
all kinds laid ths foundation Of future
fame and fortune In tho siege II Paris
but the first man who op-ned NJ com.
munications between the imprisoned In
hAbitants and the outer world psssas
likely to die In diAhonor and de-pais.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

life of q ship - 10 speak. IL generally
very short. Tho old sailing frgats
Portsmouth IL still anoat ~ training
ship with q crcw composed mostly ii
apprentice boys With her black hull
low In the water and square gun ports
for the old style battery and high masts.
she IL AN oddiiy indecd among our mod
ern ship Yet naval men here say that
with none Of these moiern improve
mcnts and Obliged TO trust 10 wind and
tide the old wooden vessel IL still al
most as comfortable ~ any of the new
ones, for there IL no smoke OF dirt from
engines and boilcr~. and In warm
weather her decks are much cooler than
tho-e ~ a steamer. The Constellation
after many years service ~ Apractice
ship has gone 20 Newport ~ q r,ociv'
ing ship where abe will 10 rooted In.
and her high mAsts which made her for
ycars the fastest sailing warrhip In the
world. will h. secn no more The once
famous Jamestown now lies at HAmp-
ton Roads di.mssicd and dismAntl-d -
q floating quarantine hospital A to
the often sung and celebrated Constitu-
ton. everybody knows that. like . IA
nous old wMhope 90 rac. horse. she IL
KEEP, for the god she has done and to
CRAFTY American pride and -ntimcnt-
that most honorable pride In the m.
ton. past. without which no nation
can have an honorable future
J. II. BEApiL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

with the death % oliver Wendell
Holmes passes the las, Of that hrilllsni
g,laxy Who made the golden sgc ~
Nmsrican literature. bryant, Long
f.Ilo~. Hawthorne, Emerson, Lowell
ana other contemporaries. have gone
aud Holmes u the last whose work De-
hong. 10 a former generation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
MARRIED.

In Bsthsl. Ost. "a. by Rev. q. y. ftekstt. Mr.
George n Ha.,inss of Bsthsl and Miss MAJ
Fissii of Newly
In Tr,ebarr. OFT. q, by I,e,. u. y, st'ns
Srank T.. Essss OF iioston. Mas, AMI Linnz
In Lowell, GA. !. by q. X. Chspman. E.g-
Iisrjsmin d. Hrvwn and Annie N. Chapman
l.sh % Lo,ell.
In sweden, sept. u. wilbur u. Moalton and
Lillian N. Pint. both % sw~sn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

Uncle sasa's Navy NaFsla.
Tn. ,o,.i n.yy ward. and .tanons ar
a, So,foll nrnlivn. Mar, island. n.a,
S,n F,.nci.co, L.a,u, island. n.ar Phil.
.d.,nhi,. por,.mou,h N II, Bo-ton.
New London. Conn. /; Port ROYAL. 4 G.,
and s.,,,,le. IN. la., thr,, being regard.
al A. mere naval stations There arc
training ,hip and TORPEDO station ai
Newpart. Il l., and minor establish.
mcnt. elsewhere, The Naval War col.
lere nj Newport, X l., was formally
ot.n.i n few weeks ago by Assistan,
n.c,,,ary ~ the Navy William McAdca
tn. y,.,,.,,l y,.nlt III all the work dom,
n, ali ,bc,. piaco. and In the yariou.
.h,pyari, IA thu. summed up by Mr..
McAdco Mt the close OF the fiscal yeai
1894; The United States. whiieH dss
not po~-ss great navy In the number
" Its ships. has within Its limits colossal
plants, both public and private, and
grrat armies ut skilled workmen. lei by
contractors, Designers and inventors OF
marked ability. II Il therefore Essen
TALLY and substantially capable OF ma
tional defense. and. II need b., OF onenss',
operations The general summary Of
every naval rcport of this year Is that
we are just ready TO make great navy
and 10 make IL quickly.
History IL taught at this navy yard
by object lessons, and the lessons Ars
fascinating indeed First IL the progress
IN ordnance making shown by the old
guns ranged In their order from the old.
est pieces hammered out by the black
smiths VI colonial times and coming
down or mp through all the changes
wrought by the Revolution, the second
war with Great britain and the Barba.
~, Mexican and civil war;
u,-.x..,
1880 $3.50
W. . a.nu' . ana 4 Ta's a. ,.. -.
!. n.ns., ~ p.ar sa,n,raI John a
D.hl,rn tho s.co,d for Commo,oro
-. v.rr,n,.o., "a A.. ,,.r a ,sia
an. ,h,rd o., Com,no.,or. Chay,s- Mm.
"A. Of the came war the fourth FOR the
immor,.I co,nmoan,a Uuli and M o,,
Tn. Ii., ~ commsndsn,. of the yar,i h.
A. mi, y, ,n,.r.~, The Ar, annoin,s,,
C.n,.,n Thams. Ts,a.~ 80 H. nlscs
Islp "a ,soa -, a. 90 80. 49,, III
=. ~ 49, .,"aa.",s o.. .,,. .
:" ~. ss,o = a 20 %.n..,n psx.,,~ K.u.
nor wh., M. sn,'oin,sd ~ ,hs A.. pr..
idsn, HsrY,son and two war. later wa.
tillea by the buntins Of line pssoemsL.
er on the Princeton at the time when
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

several trials have bssa made On ths
Eibs with . bosk psopsllsd noe By the
ordinary scrsw. which replscsd the psd.
de whssl. bot By nsans q turbine
wheel. The inventor. Hsu Zsnpss.
states that much greater spssd ON b
obtained than with the scrsw. bscanss
the friction 10 much Lea Thrss boais
have already bssn constructed On thh
psstsra .Wsskninstss 0assesA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

The new tariff law !. proving To L. de
cidedly urifi Tor deficiency oaly. ke-
csipts under u so FAR are much below
the estimates. and the treasury IL get
ting into a condition that causes much
apprehension.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
rsat AND rrsat.

Next Thursday viii occur the mar
rage ~ sou 81 Ex-Governor bnrhlsn
snd daughter % Hon. simon :. bro~n'
N that Isn't an intsr-pAriy aliisnee'
what can you call ~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16
hOW,s HhlS I

We onsr tue iiusir~i Dollar. Rsuari To-
any case of CaiArh that canned IL ourci b,
IIAlrs CAiArrh Cure.
VI. CHENEY a CO, frvps, ToI~io, %
We the updsrisnci. have Ano~n y.
cheney for the last Is year.. AMI islis'e hin
perfectly hosorabl In all business uansse'ion'
ani financially able N carry out any obnEaiio'
made by their hrm.
wIsr a Tnulx. Wholesale Druggists. Tolsio. %
wAlbsN, kiSsls a MAE,is, WholssAe Drug
lists. Tolssio, %.
IIsIl's Ustarrh Carv IL taken Internally. astins
ilrvstly upon the bk-oi and muooas surfaces o.
the system. Price ~. per l-Dtts. SOIL by al
Druggists. Testimonials tree.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1894-10-16

In Lowell. o,t ,. 10 the wife of Georre A.
In Iiirsm. oc,. :. 10 the wife of Nar.hail
spring. o daughter.
In Waterford. Oct. 4. 70 the uife Of Albert u.
hsAn, o son.
In Denmark. O,t. ., " the wifs Of ChaunosJ
tkan, q sou.
In North wes-istssk, O,t. =. Ia the wife %
Charles %. Busk. Jr. daughter.
spring, daashtsr.
In West samner. Oct. 4. 10 the wife % rrhh
NeAIii.tsr, o daughter.
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saNsi.E COriHs.
NV ADVERTISEMENTS.

Hive ~turv
CAhinst. Oh - tsssea.
fashianahAs tsrvs-nAAlns
tof <sAs 90 kNehsn<S.
klminlsfratnr's ~as.
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ION 0AI.E.

rOR SALE,
or, Esshssss tee . rsss.
The sub-erilsr wili selior exchange Tor . farm,
The following prop<rtiss
The house, static and 1t. Known ~ The iisr-ey
property. oppo.ite the Congregational eharh,
aud the Hove store AMI 10 near The railrua.i
station. all In The village corporation OF sos'h
Tor further partieaiars call II the house or
''a's'' "' - ''''" xIBioS mERsEY.
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NEssENeER's NOTICE.
Osyic, 90 rus su.Rbr 40 0tfoHD CouSr,
STATE oF MAINE.

OXFORD, &c Paris. sspt. ~. 4. u. loo.
Til. IL ~ give Botes. that on The 18th LAY oi
sspt, 4. ~. lss, o warrant In Insolvency sas
ls.nei cot % the Court ~ Insolvency Tor
.sii County % Osfori. against the estate ~
CHARLES CAk1kk of srsusu--i, aDuis~i
a. he an lnsol,snt b,btor, on ret t0n % ali dsbt
80, which Istition "a. hlesi On the 9Th day ~
~ets, A. u. lsa, o. whieh last hamesi dais In
tsre.t On claims I. ~ l.. oomputs-i that The pay
msnt % any dslts ahi the delivery anil transfer
% any proI-rty tslongins "a ssii DEBTOR. "a him
90 for his 1se. AMI the delivery AMI transfer ~
any proIsrty by him are forbidden ny Las that q
meeting % The treiitor- % ali irtt0r, D. prove
their dsbt- AMI cha-c-c one 80 morr A.-ixpes- ~
his estate. viii 10 he'll ~ Court ~ Insolvency
~ 10 hokisn "a Paris In ssii county. on the 18th
day u Oct., A. u. l-st. AZ nine o'closk In
The forcnoon.
Given under my hani the date hr.t above
written. go
A.. q. BAssErr. Deputy sheriff,
u Messenger % the Court % Insolvency, for
ssii County NJ Orfort.
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FULL OF GREAT GUNS.
WHERE UNCLE SANS aIFLfo CAN.
NON ARE MANUFACTURED.

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NsasA Navy rsrds = Isssssssiag hssiss
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chip -lrtrsstie ryide.
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TIE GRAND july.

Below s~ given the nsme, sge. occu-
patton, polite and religious preference
Of the in~miers Of the grand jury en-
paneied this term, and which viii serve
during the coming year.
Arthur W. Stanley, Foreman, Hiram
(post ONCE South Hiram). IS, farmer
and cattle dealer, Democrat, no religious
preference.
Charles y. Abbott, Bethel. ~, farm
o., Republican, Methodist.
Albion r. Allen, Hebron (post once
Hebron station. u, farmer, Democrat,
frve WIN Dsptist.