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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-02
PERSONAL.

Rev. +. '. Norcross Of Andover has
Withdrawn his resignation.
Mrs. W. +. Sargent of Hebron is visit
ing relatives in Brooklyn, y. \.
John b. Robinson, Esq. OF oxford, is
on a three weeks trip to Florida.
Amos G. Bean Of Albany has been
elected supervisor Of schools for that
town.
VIM. Il. Bradley Of Fryeburg has re-
turned home after spending the winter
in Philadelphia.
Deputy sheriff Cross of Norway was
called Ia Lewiston last week by the
death of his mother.
Rev. B. Y. Stone Of Fryeburg has
been elected supervisor OF schools by
the Fryeburg school board.
George Hazen, Esq, of Oxford, has
purchased a corner lot and contemplates
building a residence this spring.
Conductor stowe has retired from
active service on the Grand Trunk Rail-
way. He resides az South Paris
Benz. Tucker Of Norway has bought
the John Baker farm in WATERFORD.
There are 200 acres or more OF II.
Mrs. Gibson OF Bethel has fax or
linen wheel nearly ninety years old. IL
was the property Of her grandmother.
Prof. c. Z. Barnes, principal OF the
Norway high school, will give up teach
! ing ~ the end of the present school year
10 finish his Law studies in the Office OF
Judge Symonds of Portland.
Joseph Robinson Parrot, Esq, Of
jacksonville, Fla, has been at OXFORD
recently attending TO the settlement OF
the estate Of the late Joseph Robinson,
Of whose will he is the executor.
The following gentlemen were chosen
| trustees of the Norway Savings Bank AT
its annual meeting &. ;. Tucker, r. IL.
/ Moves. e.. l.. Hathaway, {. y. Tubos,
Horace Cole, {. +. Ridlon and \. >.
| kimban. C. =. Tucker Was reelected
president and ;. ;. Stearns treasurer.
The Lewiston Journal is responsible
for this: Rev. Stanford Mitchell OF
Caribou. one of the brightest Universal
ist clergymen in Maine, has good story
10 tell OF sleigh-ride that he took not
long ago. Miss &. E. Angel, the we'll
known Universalist preacher, invited
him TO ride with her from Auburn TO
Norway. She drove a spirited horse
that persisted in spanking away AT head
! long speed, kicking frozen snow over the
dasher and stopping not for hills. But
Miss Angell is confident reinswoman
aud they went on. Finally the sleigh
plunged into an especially deep yes
ma 'am" and the jolt was too much for
the harness. Out of the shafts went the
horse and Miss Angel, still c!inging TO
the reins, was dragged over the dasher.
As she went Rev Mr.. Mitchell seized her
by the feet and was himself dragged
out. But the weight stopped the horse
aud repairs we're made. my mis-
chieyous friends tell me-" saws Mr..
Mitchell, that then / came ss near
translation as ever any Universl list min
ister did-for had | not started toward
heaven elinging TO the feet of an An
gells''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-02
SKw ADVERTISEMENTS.

Spring stock II Baby Carriages.
Lowell Diamond Bicycles
New spring stock. .,C,
statement Preferred Accident ms 80, In,
statement New England MutnAi Li'e
nee Co.
3 Probate Notices
DR. Richards
Ralph n Morrill,
disposition % Liquor Cases
Notice of Foreclosure.
Oxforl County Bonds for sale.
Real Thi. Advertisement.
Libel Tor Divorce.
pstition Tor lncreass Of Perry Rates
IL, not FORGET the Auction sac
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-02
INDUSTRIAL NOTES.
Work Il reported slack at the Norway
shoe factories just now.

Work Il reported slack at the Norway
shoe factories just now.
J. s. Osgood Of Fryeburg shipped q
large quantity Of potatoes last week.
Partridge Brothers Of Norway Lake
received five carloads Of grain last week.
Fred Sanborn and Augustine ingalls,
Of Denmark have each started their
mills saving spool stock.
The Minot Packing Company have de-
cided to operate their canning factory ut
East Sumner the coming season.
W. II. Emery Of Hastings has COM
pleted pair Of eight horse power
engines which he has sold to b Portland
firm.
II. q. Brown & Son Of West Paris are
doing a good business at the old chair
factory in the manufacture Of clspboards.
They employ seven men.
The Portland and Rumford Falls
Railway Company are making prepare.
tons to replace the wooden railroad
bridge at East Sumner with an iror
bridge.
The Wild River Lumber Company OF
Hastings have a larger amount OF stock
yarded and in their pond than ever be
fore. IL Is thought to be sufficient tc
keep the mill running steadily through
the season.
A. S. Fuller, of Oxford, Is at work FOL
the Robinson Manufacturing Company
getting out stone for the foundation OF
the new mill. The work Of building
will begin as soon as the frost Is out OF
the ground.
The Fryeburg Manufacturing Com
pany has elected officers as follows:
a. r. Jennc.s. President
II. T. Newman, Clerk.
Norman Charles. Treasurer.
| A. X. Jcnncss, e. y. Harris. John Weston. II
II. Cotton and W. {. Towlc. Directors.
"Hello, Rumford Falls" The new
Rumford Falls telephone line, built by
the Oxford Central Telephone and
Telegraph Company, has been purchased
by the New England Telephone ant
Telegraph Company and WAS open
ed for business last week.
l.. NJ. Mann OF West Paris IL doing 9
lively business At his factory in the
manufacture Of clothes pins aud pal
handles. He employs fourteen men and
has already bought and had delivered Al
his mill six hundred cords OF birch. He
owns aud runs a similar mandatory al
Milton, where he employs fourteen mer
and will use about seven hundred cords
of birch this season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-02
TALK OF THE STATE.

Governor Cleaves has designated
Thursday, the 25th of April, as Fast
Day.
Hon. Samuel W. Collins will give 10
the town Of Caribou. fine lot Of three
acres in splendid location. command
ing an excellent view OF the village.
This lot Is given by Mr.. Collins for the
new $50. 900 court house, which IL 10 be
built at Caribou under an act passed by
this legislature.
Mrs. Emma Getchell OF Sidney, the al
legged husband poisoner, has only few
weeks more 10 wait before she will know
il another trial will be granted by the
law court. which will convene in May.
She has never expressed any desire TO
leave kenuebec Jail, but seems contented
and happy there.
State Superintendent of Schools, w.
w. Stetson Of Auburn, who has been
making arrangements for the coming
meetings in Portland next July, of the
American Institute OF Instruction, Of
which he is the president, says that the
indications of great number OF people
coming to Portland at that time are in
creasing every week, from the letters he
is receiving from various portions Of the
country. He thought at first that a
thousand strangers would visit Portland
TO attend the meetings, but IL now seems
probable that there will be at least
double that number.
The post office burglars seem to have
begun their annual tour Of Maine. The
Richmond post office had visit from
them Tuesday, with more than the usual
serious results. They blew the safe, Sc
cured about $3.50 In money and about
$500 In stamps, set the building on fire,
and left. The firemen worked over an
hour TO get the fire under control. All
the goods in the building are practically
ruined by smoke and water. Besides
the post office, where the mail matter
was burned, losses were suffered by two
news agencies, meat store, fruit
store, telegraph and telephone offices,
and the Richmond public library. A
reward Of $500 Is offered for the appre-
hension of the burglars.
Elias J. Hale, one OF the most wealthy
and influential citizens of Dover, shot
himself in the head with revolver
and died shortly after. The
deed was evidently carefully planned,
for when he went to his Office after the
noon meal he fixed his accounts and
then sent his Office boy TO an under
taker stating that he had some business
to transact with him. When the boy
returned with the undertaken they
found Mr.. Hale lying on the floor 10 a
pool of blood. Mr.. Hale was rs years
old and was prominent In political and
financial affairs. The last 80 years be has
held the Office of judge OF probate for
County. No cause Is assign
ed for the act. He leaves widow and
one child. IN adopted daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-02
NORWAY.

Maple syrup Ia offered for sale at the
stores.
The workman who served as time
keeper for contractor Philbrook on the
Opera House last summer died at the
hospital at Lewiston the past week.
SWEET & Sessions have a very large
stock Of bicycles for sale.
Mrs. Charles II. Haskell is visiting at
her brothers, n. G. Frost's, at Oxford
village.
The village schools commenced Mon
day.
I'D. MI. G. Billings, Of Bethel,
visited Oxford Lodge, No. Is, +. 4 A.
NJ, Wednesday evening. A number OF
Masous were present from Bethel, Paris
and Harrison. A banquet was served
In the hall.
ALT. Pike and others from this
place attended the dedication OF the l.
| u. q. r. Hall at Rumford Falls Thurs
day evening.
The saturday session Of Norway
Grange Was largely attended by the
| farmers.
At the annual meeting Of the Norway
Savings Bank the following officers were
elected:
| Trustees. c. 5. Tucker. y. II. Moves, Z. L.
Hathaway, c. y. Tubbs, Horace Cole, {. T.
Rlsilon and A. :. kimhail
/ President. Cyrus ;. Tucker.
Secretary and Treasurer, Seward 3 stearns.
Mrs. William Howard accompanied
| Aha and Bertha Loring TO New York
where the party will join Capt. Benz.
Loring. Capt. Loring will sail at once
for Baltimore, then for Cuba. The
party will be gone about three months.
Capt. Loring's son goes as second mate,
position he has before filled with
credit.
Eugene W. Bartlett is at work for
| Freeland Howe.
Miss Grace l.. Hooker, of Gardiner, Is
visiting her brother, Harry Hooker, this
week.
| some one has proposed that Norway
people stop work May 9th. the snniver-
sary OF the great fire, and talk over mat
tiers, plant trees and enjoy a day oil
thanksgiving.
/ The excellent Lucier Minstrel Com
pany appeared at the Opera House Tues
/ dsv evening. As usual the lights went
out. this time caused by some of the
fixtures about the hall, but were soon In
good condition. The most OF Hank
/ Whites part was missed 10 sight but his
witty Jokes were heard. They gave a
/ tirst-class entertainment.
J. NJ. Cummings is painting the Beals
/ House stable.
T. Aldro J. French, accompanied by a
college friend, returned from Bowdoiu
Monday sick. He Is threatened with
typhoid fever.
/ The military company cleared about
I thirty-eight dollars on their drama
Better than Gold" They will use the
money in tittieg up their armory.
Editor Sanborn aud +. HI. Noyes re-
7 turned from their southern and western
trip the first Of the week.
/ Deputy Sheriff Thsddeus Cross was
called 70 Lewiston Saturday 20 attend
the funeral Of his mother. He returne
Monday.
/ ". A. Bicknell, for some time clerk
I for Hamlin & Blcknell, has bought out
/ T. II. Hosmer and will run meat mar.
kei in the Beune,t store, corner Main and
Bridge Streets.
Mr.. Wheeler, who WAS injured some
six months since on Main Street, was NJ
in his chair one dsy this week for &
short time. He Il gaining.
The iron bridge AT the Falls has beet
completed The entire cost will not
reach oGe thousand dollars.
Extensive repairs are being made OF
the Bartlett store. II will be the besi
grocery store 10 town when completed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-02
Read This Advertisement.

have got junk store on Water ST..
opposite Cummings saving mill, and |
buy and sell all kinds Of rags, rubbers,
metals, as lead, brass, etc., bags, bar
rels, bottles, dry bones, iron, folded
newspapers. I nay the market price for
all those articles in goods or In money.
I can afford to pay more for old Junk
than any peddler there IL around this
place, because l sell my old junk right
to the factory; therefore send your or
ders to
NORRIS KLAIN,
p Box IL, Norway, Me.
PARTI.
Let me tell you readers OF this advertisement
n little story Of an out side peddler how he
done business In this town last summer. 10 be
gins this way. I recently called az . house near
the Norway depot and ] met an old man shovel
ing snow from the sidewalk and he says 10 me
Where IL my meal bagf" says 70 him
"GrAndpa, what bag do You mean! lie SAYS
''Thc bag you took lat summer when yon called
for rags"
PART III.
told him that can prove that ] was not IN
the Junk business last summer and that peyei
took meal bag from him. Well, the old mar
kept HE post that I was the man. but alter
while he concluded that was not the man thai
stole his meal bag
PART Ill
Rpt I did not blame the OIL man because their
arr 40 many things done by the peddlers who
don't care whether they trade square or not ~
long ~ they don't expect ~ lie recognized
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-02
THE LAWS.

The Democrat issues to-day q supple
meut containing the public laws passed
bv the legislature which adjourned last
Wednesday. Modern processes and
presses have made il possible for all the
papers of the state TO issue these laws
within a few days Of the adjournment OF
the legislature, and in comparatively
readable form, instead Of waiting three
weeks after adjournment and then pub
fishing them in microscopic type, which
only person Of perfect eyesight can
read.
While these laws do not make hilari-
ously exciting reading, they should re
eeiye careful attention from every citi-
zen. Ignorance Of law excuses no one,
and with the facilities afforded by the
state for learning what the laws are.
there Is do excuse for ignorance OF them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-02
Written for the oxford pcncc
OXFORD POMONA GRANGE.

OrIsFIELp GORE, March -.
Oxford County Grange met With
Bethel Grange on Tuesday, March 9TH,
according 10 appointment. Although
the day was cold and rough the attend
ance Was good. Half rates were granted
BY the railroad, and nj every station
along the line from Norway 10 Bethel
could be seen the smiling faces OF the
Patrons 81 they came through the cold
from their homes TO take the train for
Bethel.
rs by count left the train at Bethel
and marched 10 the hall. Twelve subor-
dinAte oranges were represented. After
the usual routine OF business, the fifth
degree was conferred upon class OF
seven, after which an hour was spent
very agreeably with baked beans, hot
coffee and pastry.
The afternoon was spent In the usuaI
way, In discussing questions, interspersed
with music and recitations. The rail-
road officials kindly provided u with d
special car In which 10 return one hon,
later than the regular train, and solid
car load OF Jolly oxford County Patrons
returned 10 their homes. feeling that II
paid, even on a cold day, 10 attend Po-
mona Grange.
The mex, meeting will be on April I'd
with Paris Grange. DIR. q. NJ. Twitchel
of Augusta, the secretary OF the Main.
State Fair, has consented Ia meet with
Us and exemplify the manner In which
the score card il used in Judging horse:
and cattle, fruit and butter, at our agri
cultural fairs. This is the modern way
snd the doctor will explain the methot
80 that all will understand 1t. He viii
be with US all day.
The meeting will be called 10 order
promptly at 10 o'clock, and we desire
that all who wish 10 take the fifth de
gree should be on hand, so that We may
get through early and give more time u
Brother Twitchell.
l.. L. BRETT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-02

The campaign for the Republican,
nomination for governor. though II VIII
not eliminate for more than year yet,
NAV be considered as already open.
Hon. Llewellyn Powers has been under
stood 70 be in the field for some time,
and now IL Is announced that DIR. John
=. Hin Of Augusta, now senator rom
Kennebec County, will be a candidate
So far il is assured that the next gov
ernor of Maine will be an able man,
though we don't believe he will De any
better governor than Henry b. Cieaves
l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-02
SINGLE COPIES

Single COpie- OF the Democrat are t9er CO.. NJ,
each. They will &c mailed on receipso, Pr, 49,,
10 is AZ Of each Issue have been placed on
- :, ~ foIioxing places IN the County
So,,,h PsTts SturtevAut's Drug store
Shurtlen-- Drug store
~~xav Moves Drug store.
eO.sS:Sa Alfred Cole, Postmaster.
sryeburg. Al hS"S' -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-02

The subscriber hereby gives public notice that
Of Probate for the County Of oxford and assum.
ed the true Of Administering OF the estate OF
ALBEIT A. ANDREWS, Iste Of Paris.
In said c0unty. deceased, by giving bond ~ the
law directs; he therefore requests al persons In.
debeod 70 de estale Of saId dcresscito make i'm.
medisee payment, and tbose Who have any de-
m4n0 0e!ooa % exhibit - ANA 70
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-02

IT ADJOURNED wEDNESpAN'->oNe-
THING or WHAT 1T HAS DONE.
The sixtv-seyenth legislature of Maine
adjourned sae de last Wednesday sI.er
a session lasting nearly three months
The short session "Wednesday ul'ru'us
was devoted 10 presentations DoNe,no'
CIesS,s Was presented BY the members
% The council with a life-siZe erayon
nortrSit OF himself, and President >e'd-
rrs of the senate aud Speaker Powers OF
the house also received crayon PORTRAITS
of themselves from the members OF tue
respective bodies.
In CHANGING briefly at the work done 81
This session. the financial portion l. OF
perhsps the first snd greatest interest. (,
The state tax rate has been hAen Al : -
mills for l>g5 and Ia for 1890. Inc
sn,oun,s spnropriated for the two years
-, han a. fellows.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-02

OXFORD, IS AT Court Of Probate held ut
Paris. within and for the County Of Oxford. on
the third Tuesday Of Mar. A. ID. lsso.
POTTER, late of Denmark, deceased, having
presented her petition for an allowance OUT
Of the Personal Estate Of said deceased:
ORDERED, That said petitioner give notice OF
the same 70 all persons interested therein, by
publishing copy OF this order three weeks sue
cessively In the Oxford Democrat, q Newspaper
printed nj Paris, In said county, that they may
within and for said County. on the thiri Tues.
day OF April next, at nine O'Clock In the
forenoon, and show cause, II any they have,
against the same.
GEORGE A. WILSON. Judge.
A true copy-Attest -
ALBERT d. PARK, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-02
BORN.

In South Paris. March %. to the wife Of Ches
ter Recor,i, n son.
In North stoneharn. March q, 81 the wife OF
Jones'. McAlrs;er, = daughter.
In Ncwry. March =. 10 the wife of Walter
Powers, n daughter.
In Andovcr. March Is, TO the wife of y. 4
Caldwell. n son.
In kexar falls. MArch 81. TO the wife OF 10
seph Grow Their, a daughter.
In Gilead. March ~. 10 the wife OF D. II. Cof
IN. n sou, EAric Francis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-02
TOWN ELECTIONS.

CiLEAD.
Moderator, ID. l.. Austin.
Clerk, i. W. kimball
selcctmen, J. W. kimbal. A. }. Blake. Seth
Bemls.
Treasurer. T. q. Larry.
Collector, II 7. Wheeler.
5. >. Committee. I'LL +. Wheeler. Geo !. Burn.
ham. :. W. Potter, NJ. l.. Evans, Albert Bennett.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-02
Do Not Forget the Auction Sale !
OF Household Goods, ut the resi-
dence Of ALBION HERSEY. South
Paris,
Saturday, April o, 1905, At p. n.

To the Honorable Board Of County Commits
sioners, for the County Of Oxford, and STATE
OF Maine:
We the undersigned patrons Of the ferry n,
Rumfori Centre, Maine. believing that the
present rates OF toll are too low to pay for run
ming the ferry and keeping IL In repair, hereby
petition your Honorable Board TO raise the rates
Of toll to ten cents for each single team consist
ing OF one horse and carriage and i've cents
for each additional horse or carriage, also five
HENRY N. COLBY ct % ais.
STATE OF MAINE.
COUNTY OF OXFORD, SIS.
Board Of County Commissioners. Dec. session,
lss4 held by adjournment March y, 1895.
UPON the foregoing petition, satisfactory evil
dence having been received that the petitioners
are responsible, and that inquiry into the mer.
Its Of their application Is expedient, 1T Is Or.
DERED, that the County Commissioners meet
at the store of T. II. Burgess, at Rumiord Centre,
In said County. on Tuesday. the Ith day OF May
the parties and their witnesses win be held at
some convenient place In the vicinity OF said fer
~ and such other measures taken In the premises
as the commissioners shall judge proper Ana
place and purpose Of the commissioners meeting
Aforesaid be given ~ all persons and corpora.
tons Interested. by causing attested copies OF
said petition. and Of this order thereon, to De
served upon the clerk OF the town OF
Rumford. and also posted up In three pub
lie places In said town, and published three
weeks successfully In the Oxford Democrat, z
newspaper printed at Paris, In said County OF
Oxford. the nrst Of said publications. and each
Of the other notices, 70 be made. served and
posted, ~ least thirty days before said time OF
meeting, to the end that all persons and corpora-
tons may then and there appear and shen
cause, II any they have, why the prayer OF said
petitioners should not b granted.
ATTEST CHARLES y. WHITMAN Cork.
A true copy Of said pssition and order OF court
thereon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-02
neAeNrss CANNOT as CURED

by local applications, ~ they cannot reach the
diseased portion Of The ear. There 10 only one
tionsl remcsiics Deafness II caused by an In
famed condition Of the mucous lining OF the
Eustachian Tube. Whom this tube gets unnamed
you have Q rumbling sound or imperfcct hear.
| lug. and when Il Il entirely closed Deafness IL
the result and unless the Inflammation can be
| taken out and this tube restored 70 Its normal
| condition. hearing viii be destroyed forever
nine cases out OF ten are caused by casarrh
which Il nothing but IN inhamed condition OF
| the mucous surfaces.
| We win give One Hundred Dollars for any
Gaze OF Deafness caused by eatarrh) that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. SEND fol
-. CHENEY 4 CO.. Toledo, o.
| as-Sold by Druggists, 7sc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-02

Query: Was the Augusta dispatch
.swrit sarkasticsl," which announced
that 'sImmediately upon the adjournment
Of the legislature, the Governor desig-
mated Thursday, the s5th day Of April,
- Fast Day"r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-02
Supreme Judicial Court.
OXFORD COUNTY.

CLERKS OFFICE. Paris. Ne Mar 10, l''o'
The following shows the disposition OF 81 ~. AZ
peal cases and indictments for violations OF ",
laws regulating the use and sale Of iDtoxica'lns
liquors at the February Term, ls.o, Of the ~
preme Judicial Court for the County OF ohIoI.
State Of Maine. by Indictment We. Roscoe 1isi
Sing sale 5th d arraigned. Plea guilty an
sentenced toa fine Of go and costs, taxed a. "
Fine AMI costs paid. Respondent discharged
The foregoing Il published In accordance wiz
the provisions OF Chapter 3B Of the Public LAVE
Of ISIS. OF the State OF Maine.
Attest - CHARLESF.W WHITMAN. Cerk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-04-02


Probate for Oxford County:
Ella n. Whittier. mother OF Mildred Whittier
minor, and having legal custody OF SAIL minog
both Of Bethel, In said County Of Oxfort, re.
spectfully represents, that said Mildred n.
Whittier II DESTROYS Of changing her name from
MILDRED II. WHITTIER to MILDRED
above change be made according 70 the statute IA
such case made and provided.
Dated At Bethel, Me-, March 5. A. ~ tsu.
ELLA n. WHITTIER
OXFORD. ss:-Probate Court. March tern, A.
ID. 1885.
On the foregoing petition. IT - ORDsRxn. that
the said petitioner give notice 20 all person inter-
e, ted by publishing this order three weeks sue
cc.siveIy In the Oxford Democrat = paper
printed at Paris. In said County, that ehey may
attend ct Q Probate Court 70 he hebf ~ PsSis, on
the thru Tuesday of April. A. D, liza, ed show
cause, il any they have. Why he PRAYER q ssid
01G :. WlLsox, JsdgA
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TERMS al 80 a year n paid strictly In advance
Otherwise ss.oo year. Single copies eenls'
All legal advertisements are
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ers-
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