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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-09


ol a similar character -.................... $40 90
Bakeries. average daily for each barrel OF
flour, - per aunum, hut in less than 10 90
Onices Of professional persons and sleeping
rooms from e. t0....................... -. 3 90
Boarding schools, for each room -..-... -.-. 40
Bathing tubs, private, each. Ca
Bathing tubs, public, each .......... ...... u 90
Water closets, private, each ............... 3 Oh
Water closets, public, each bowl. -... 1890. ? %
Glass washers for soda fountains not less than 2U
Warehouses .-................. 90
Barber shops, for one chair. On
Barber shops each additional chair .......... , Oh
Building purposes, per 900 brick -.......... 10
Building purposes, plastering per 100 yds. .. 20
Private stables, for each horse up TO two. %
Private stables. for each additional horse 90
Bray and team horses, each ..-....-.......-.. o.
Street Sprinklers, for each team employed du-
ring the season of sprinkling, per mouth . 20 90
Water carts for each 100 gallons taken aud
cartman not TO charge over 10 cents per Dbl o.
For butchers STALL. .......-.......... On
Fountains, lilo inch jet in use months in the
year average use hours per day ....... 10 90
Fountains, Il inch jet in Use months in the
year. average hours per day. ............ 30 00
Workshops. for ten persons or under........ = 0d
Workshops, for each additional pgrson..... q
Blacksmith shops, one fire. 3 81
blacksmith shops, each additional fre....... 70
Public urinals q M
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-05-09
CITY BULLETIN.
AooK IsLAHD 1PAoIyIC \. n

CHICAGO, AOoK BLAND 1PAoIyIO \. n.
Trains leave Rosk IslAnd-soISs sAsS.
Dav urnv..s.na Mt Sil5 = m.
Ao,k I,i.,d A...nm..,i.r 400 p. m.
Nigh1 Express, iV;SV y "'
aome WEST
Day Express ana Mail, 49,
Might MxpEsss,
Rosk IslAnd Accommodation.
Q. Bursau JSnstiOn. Leaves Bureau Junction
s.O0p. m. 6.Ss .. m.
rhs Day EEprssS and Mail leaving here at
ais q m, sonnsets ~ BursAu function at loIb
.. IN, for Peoria.
The Highs Express leaving here at 1889 pm
ssnnss,sa ~ Bursaa ~ lso p, m for Peoria.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08

1t is with men as with trees, if you
Top of Iheir finest branches. into which
thsy are pouring their young lils-iuice the
wounds will be healed over with some
rough moss, some odd cXcrescence; and
Whist might have been grand tree, eX-
padding in,o liberal shade, is but whim-
seal, misshapen trunk Many an irrita-
tins fault, many All unloyely Oddly, has
come OF - hard sorrow, which has crush
Ell and manned the nature Just when it
was expanding into plenteous beauty ::
and the trivial erring lite which We visit
with our harsh blame, may be but as the
unsteady motion OF man whose best
limb IS -Georgc Ellison.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08
Administrator, sale.

VDY virtue OF a license from the Probate Court
| } for the County OF OXFORD, the uOscripei ai
minisirStor Of the estate OF Henry ,. Howard late
OF Paris. N said County, dncea-ed, VII sen ~
public auction, ON the PREMISE, un The thlrtf
rr,t day of October next, at ten O'Clock IA tHe
forenoon the house and LIT situated IN DiNheid
village In The town Of Drheld, formerly occupied
los said Howard, AMI belonging 10 the estate ol
said Henry F. Howard. The buildings, consisting
OF neat cottage house. ell huI stable. all III Soo
repair aud pleasantly located Ia the village ana
about two acres Of land connected. The HboYe
sl-5 and lie widow dover, which Will be sold
al the same time.
Also, will sell the snmc day, on the premise,
one other piece OF real estate, -itnated IN satd
Dixheld village, being one undivided Iuurih part
al the chapol belonging TO the estate ol sad How
ard. JAMES =. W hlpH l Alum j.
Pad- sept. 1ifh. lS12
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08
Non-Residen, Taxes.

In the Town of Byron, County of Oxford, and
state of Maine Tor the year 1871.
The following list of Taxes on Real Estate OF
nonresident owners in the town of Byron for
the yesr A. ID. 1871, in bills committed TO A. q.
Reed, Collector of said town of Byron, on
the thirteenth day o. July, 1871 has been returned
by him to me as remaining unpaid on the 10th
day of July, 1874 by his certificate of that date,
and now remain unpaid: aud notice is hereby
gwen that IL the said taxes, interest and charges
are not paid into the Treasury OF sad town with
in eighteen mouths from the date OF The commit
ment Of said bills much of the real estate tax
ell a will be sufficient 20 pay the amount due
therefor, including interest and charges, will,
without further notice, hc sold mt public auction,
AZ the Town House IN said town, on the twenty
seventh day OF February, 1873 at two O'Clock IN
Ia. afternoon
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08

In The town of oxford, county ot VNiE'" "H"
state of Maine for the year \. ID. ISL.
The following let UI taxes on real estate oil non
r, .ident owners in the town Of oxford. Tor the
wear 1871, in bills cOmmil,edto SEN IL fauhce'col
iector of taxes OF said town on the 10Th day OF
August 1871 has been returned by him 10 me a ro'
naming unpaid on the l3th dag OF june, 49,, by
his certificate Of that date, ana now remain uh
,sJ snJ notic is hereby given that if said taxes
and interest and charges are not paid INTO the
treasury OF said town within eighteen months iroln
the date OF the commitment OF said taxes. so much
OF the real estate 80 taxed - VIII br -hHeieht !"
,.,, the amount lue therefore. including iuterrs'
and charges will, without further notice be sold
AZ public auction at Durell Il Hawkes. store, m
said town, on the twsnty'first day II febfuar!
ISL nj two O'Clock IN the afternoon
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08

Churchel Charles H., land situ-
atsd in East oxford, between
Luther Perkins farm and sam
uel RobinsOn'S land, 80 " 80
Hawkes., Polite T., land adjon-
ing Minot line, between Oxford
aud West Minot, 80 - 50
Kimball, Peter land situated be-
tween Jonathan Works and
Joseph Rowe's land, % 10 IFS
Putnam David, land situated DO.
tween Moses J. Bearces and
Frank Raw>On's land west or
Mathews's Pond, - ~ IS
Woodbury., William w, heirs Of
land situated between Isaac \.
Thaycr's and Paris town farm, - - H.
Holmes, l.. \. X Co., Heater
piece between roads leading
from Steep Falls in Norway to
Oxford, IL 10 p
Smell, Norman ono house former
~ occupied by him for home
stead 20 80 -
TempletoD, A. j., filly acres stu
ated between Hogan Pond and
the old Co. road and land OF
Norris Clark and Joseph Ne
Donald, ~ - e4
CrooSer, Seth H., homestead for
.Tnegly occupied by seth IL.
troOker, - l9J Cos
GEORGE L. HAWKES., Treasurer.
Oxford Me-. Sept. luh, lSI2.
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YOUNG PEOPLES CORNER.
INN comnnsed OF Is letters.

am composed OF Is letters.
Ny Z, Is, 10, :. Il, :, is TO be sorry for.
Ny 1, 5 ., . is tender.
Ny Q, Is, 70, n, is the name OF a noted puglist
ny =. . IT. is two thousand pounds.
My IV, Il, =, :, l3, ., readily assuming different
shapes.
Nv 1, =, s. (, means without.
Ny I, p H. :, o. IS, I, H. IL. IS an instrument for
measuring sound.
NJ 3. Is. g l, II. is "a sieve
II, TO- - lJ g 80, II, H. is name predxed to tho
family name.
Nywlole IS temperance Organization.
Paris. SSIKTAw.
ANSWERS
To- Promise utile and 80 much
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08

+ your labor may be more perfect aud more
/ productive.
That farming, as business, has great
! Is changed within the last score ct years
{, apparent. Net only does it, success
EEL prosecutions require thought, laboi
and capital. bot close geographical obScr'
walton, and keen perception, to avoid col
lision with incoming competition. whsre
our system OF farming would Id "dis
tAnced in the race but To project new
+ luriows which shall mark the way to tho
cultivation OF products, tor which oul
Surroundings. our soi and our climate
stand sponsor.
The agriculture of Maine seems to bs
( in transition state, and he is the success
/ ful farmer who from these exhibitions can
elicit indicative tests Of the passage that
agriculture is making
To be moys explicit:
VITA the existing system OF making
hay. " we cannot grow bsel to profit.
Ii costs more to grow our bread than
it does to buy it.
Imported woods control the market be-
cause il can undersell in price.
When tue grsat West can star: butter
for eastern markets. al eight Cents PER
pound, there is little OF pdying music in
the dash and splash of churning
Such are some Of the products, good
for their day. which have come to the
sore aud yellow leaf"
No more can We make the past I'LL the
garb of the present Wool, beet. butter
aud bread. railroad lines and refrigerator
ears have stricken from the staples of
Maine.
What now does the market seek nj
your hands
The msnia Tor fast horses. and the big
prices paid for speed, present subiec!
worthy OF The careful investigation OF
our stock.byoeders stand before YOU,
not TO advocate the right or wrong Of
"uials Of speed at our Fairs; bat All
experience OF nearly two decades, con-
firms the assertion that tkese trials
have bscome an inssperablo 4djsuct OF
Cattle Shows and Fairs, and as such, the
question OF tie period is how can We eI-
svate the standard OF rasins, strip it OF
its iockyi,m and make it not only repu-
table. but worthy the patronage OF all.
The growing OF mutton ton the two
.oj purpose of rep,snishing soil and
pa..e. r-,he, asa leading branch OF f,rm-
me or ga supplcment to it.
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Tbs, An entire revolution ia to be made
IN ,bs method of curing and storing hsy.
sy which il. nut,i,iye value will be
doubled is among iii, probabilities.
These are some Of The things which
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08

We thereupon asked our cOntempora
~ TO state frankly whether the pugilists,
Jiac6.legs, thieves, burglars, keepers Of
jeus OF prostitution, etc. etc. were at
ucs, unanimously Democrats. - Horace
GREELEY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08
Notice OF Foreclosure.

yJvuEREAS, Lawson {. smith, OF Ncwry. In
w the county OF oxford, on The eighteenth lay
OF January, eighteen hundred and seveI'y, .! ne
deed Of mortgage OF that date conveyed - lne .
certain tract or parcel of land, situated In NeWry,
being all OF lot numbered one IN the second raHee
living on the eat side of Bean RiNcrand beng inc
Eome.tcad farm on which smith uow livcs,7nd Tor
"a moro particular DESCRIPTION, reference Dt'mS
bsa urto aid mortgage which D. recorded iu OK
iorI Records. Book l3j, Page ~, the condition OF
,n,tl mortgage being broken, claim % fOgccio>e
The same agreeable - thc statutes o. me state;
TIMOTHY WALKER
s,r,,f .f,l limo H. l~7a. pctl
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for thrty-four dollars and fifty cents dated June
tenth 1854, hereby forbids all persons purchasing
said note, as provisions for the payment have been
made. OREN GRAY.
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commissioners Notice.

YI,iIE undersigned, having been appointed by
1 tie Judge of Probate for Oxford County
C0mmIs -ioners 10 receiTe aud examine the claim
late OF paris, deceased, represented insolycnt,
lrive notice that -iA months from The I'm day OF
Septemher ic72, arc allowed .ali cTeidUrs 10 pre-
sent theis claims aud that they Will Ge ~ session
for that purpose Mt the dwelling house OF iona
Risbee al North Paris. at two O'Clock
In The afternoon OF Saturday, the 10Th day
~ october. and The iirst Saturday of March next.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice thnt
I've has been duly appointed by the Honorable
Judgc.of Probate, for the County of Oxford, and
assumed the trust Of Administrator of the estate OF
SOPHIA +. BROWN, late of raIis,
in said County, deceased, by giving bond az the
law directs: he therefore requests all persons who
are indebted the estate of said deceased TO make
immediate payment; aud those who have any de-
mands thereon, to exhibit the same to
WILLIAM II. GODDARD.
sent 18th 1872
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08

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DAFoup. - At q Court ol Probate, ht.iat ram.
within aud lor thc County of oxford, "n th" 81
TUESDAY of sept, \ u. ls,e
lIARN \. SILVER, AdmBlsuaiU oi the -
vi tate of Jsmrs silver, laio OF Rum"rl 10 MI
Count, deceased. having presented hen ar-l nnd
unal account 81 administration "i thc 'riH'' OF
said deceased tor allowance.
Ordered That the ,nd Amdiui,trttriN give
notice 10 All persons Interested by causing copy
"a tins order to he published three vcrAs ~urrcs'
-iyely M the oxford Democrat. printed ~ Pari~
IN .aid Count, that thcy may appear ~ q Probate
Court 20 be held ~ Pari-, "u The Sd Tuesday Of
Oct. next. 20 ten. u'clock in the forenoon. aud
.hcW cause, ifany thcy nave, why the same should
NOT by allowed.
All. WNLkEE. Julgc.
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OXFORD, sat u Court ofPro6ate held at Istis
within aud for the County OF oxford on the thhd
Tues iny Of Sept, a H. is12,
4 LEXANDER :. THAlER Administrator Oh
N the estate of seth Croker, late OF Pans, tn
-aid County. deceased, having presented his tr-i
account Of administration Of the estate 81 said de-
ceased Tor allowance
Ordered That the said Administrator give notice
to all ersons interested, by causing copy OF this
order 10 be published three weeks successiIeiy In
the oxford Democrat printed at Paris IN said Coun'
". that they may aptCar AT Probate Court to be
held q Paris ON the third Tuesday Of oct next NJ
ten O'Clock IN the forenoon, and shew cause IT any
they have, Why the same should not be allowed.
A II. WALkER, Judge,
A true copy-atte.t. J. :. HOBBs, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08

OXFORD ss.-Ai court OF Probate held at ram.
within and for the County Of Oxford ontho thiri
Tuesday ol Sept, 4 ID. lN,s
an the petition vi CALVIN HOWE, Admins.
J ,ratof OF the estate oil Joel Howe, late Of
Hanover. in said County, deceased, PRAYING ior
license 10 sell and convey az public private sale
all of thc real state of said deceased tor the pay
nent Of dcbls aud incidental charges;
Ordered That the said Petitioner give notice to
All persons Interested hy causing 80 abstract oi s
pet zion with th;, order thereon 80 be punished
ihr,r weeks sucrc. ,iyUly IN the oxford Democrat
printed NJ Paris that they may appear NJ Pro
bate Court 10 De held at Paris, M said County,
un .hc 81 Tuesday OF Oo, next, 20 10 OF the clock
in thc forenoon and shew caU~ciu any iht4 nave
WHY tic same should not bc granted
\. II. MALh ER, Judge,
\ tue loIr-attcst. !. =. UOBHs, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08

THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
be has been duly appointed by the honorable
Judge of Probate, for the County OF Oxford, and
assumed the trust of Administrator OF theestale oil
PORTER KIAiBALL, late of Audoycr,
IN said County deceased, by giving bond 10 the
law directs he thcreforerequestss llrctsons VINO
are indebted TO the estate of said deceasedto make
immediate payment; and those who have any DO
mands thereon, TO exhibit the same TO
FREDERIC CALDWELL.
sent lItn 1872
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08

DNFoEb, -: Alta Court 0fProbate held ~ Paris,
Within aud Tor The Count OF oxford on the Third
TUESDAY Of sept, A. u. 49,
NIILrON HOLT, named Executor in certain
vi instrument purpoIiirg To be- the last M
aud Testament Of Eliza Tyler, late OF fYcbus
Academy Gt.ut, IN ,aid County, deceased, having
resented the .ame Tor probate.
Ordered that the sail Executor sINc notice TO
all person, interested, by causing - copy OF thl,
order 10 b. published three weeks ,Ucce>sn ely ~
The oxford Democrat, printed ~ Pdri-, 10 said
County, that they may appear ~ Probate Court,
to he held al pIris.un the third Tuesday .! Oct.
nest, Il ten o'clock la the forenoon, and -heW
rat..e a. Aa. .aey have, Why tbs same should not
be proved. 80, r1yed and allowed ~ I've l9,, VIII
ana Testament OF said deceased.
n WALKER Jutlze.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08

Il Is not physic which may give temporary re.
lief To tho sufferer FOR the first few doses, but
which from continued use brings Piles and Kin
dIcd diseases 10 MD ia weakening the Invalid nor
il, q 4 doctorcd liquor, which. under The popular
name 81 "Bitiers'' is SO extensively palmcd Oh on
the public ~ sovereign remedies bat 10 D. 4
most powerful Tonic and alternative, pro.
n1unred so by the leading medical authorities Of
London and Paris, and Ia. been long used 10y
the regular physicians OF other countries with
,,,pIrrf,ti rem lial rpsutts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1872-10-08

UxFoEu, ss:-At a Court 81 Probate, held At Paus
within and for the Comfy Of oxford, on Tie ihiri

UNFOGU, = =. II IUuTT " T-T0-I-V' H''I ~ ".
within and for the County oi oxford, on the thiTi
TUESDAY of sept, \. ID. 49,.
INLLEN BARD Administrative % .hrc ,ai" OF
Il william r. Bart late Di EurkuClL 90 said
County. dcCCB -tI, having presented hrr hrst a.
count Of administration ct Use ,sitt. Cd! -ait dr'
ceased irr allowance.
Ordered, that tlc -,,I Ntmin..trttrtN siF' notice
% all per-ous interested bF causing copy OF tls
order 10 he published three w,tks ,uccc,siYcj ia
lhc oxford Democrat. printed . F"ri'i IN sad
County, that they may appear ul Probate court
10 bee held ~ Paris, on the 3! tuesday II Oriob'r
next. AT 30 o'clock "a the forenoon aud shew cause
Il any they have, "hy the same >soud not be-
allowed.
A. II. H ALkER, Judge
L IN. Ilurl LII
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been duly appointed 10y tho Honorable
Judge pf Probate. for the County oi oxford, ana
ssumcd The trust OF Administrator of the estate oi
LlRBEUS ALLEN late OF Hebron,
IN SAID County deceased by giving bond "a the
law directs: he therefore requests alipersonS who
are indebted TO the estate Of aaid deceasedto make
immediate payment; and those who have any de-
nande thereon, 10 exhibit the same to
CHARLES \. ALLEN.
SnDf NH ISL