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To the Editor q Ths Chicago Tribune:
~ SIR; The papers announce the crushing Of
William Baker whilo coupling cars, near tho COR
nor Of Wells and North Water streets, in this
city. When 1t Is remembered that every railrond
contro cruHhos or cripples ono man per month,
tho aggregate yearly would mako up o list Of
killed and wounded oqual to tho official report Of
q grand battle. Some blano should surely At
tach to our vol educated and Intelligent railroad
managers, who aro iuaino.ont Oh the subject OF
arrangements for coupling frelght-cara, and put
forth their groat powora only to increase the
earnfugs and dividends Of their roads. Only n
ma,a killed, and many othors waiting to I'll his
pace, III nothing to Heriously apnoy tho stock
holdcrH but, to the mnu who stops
oYor tho body Of another to taho
his place between freIglst-cara, tho
9coling iB different. ne accopts the place be-
causo necessity oompela him,-aome dear ones
depending oil him for living and. "liie &C.
colting the coMpauy'B money, he fcels TINT there
Ia no bond OF affection letwaon them. Tho
company doeB not care tor him, aud ho fools tue
samo toward 1t. II ia obvious that mon III SYM
pathy with their employers would, at t!n'es aaso
many hundreds of dollars OF company properly,
Which is now lot go to testruotoa because tAoy
arc not responsible for and 1t Is not their pns1'
uesa to look after it. ..... 18th,
Al the dangers OF handling cars increase WIN Y
hcoumulatipg busiueas tho bcst men got k'lled
or crippled. They arc always anxious to got
thhlr work. .iane in timo. aud tako all oAhncos 10
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md tho Collectors room is Too dark. Some OF
his groups Of oillcos aro not as eompnct as In
other plans, tho Board Of Education, for In
Btaneo, alrnggng n littlo too much. SILL. 1t Ia
n difficult problem to 10 arrange these ,roo1nH
as to aatisfy every ono. Tho arrangement Of llta
vaults is worry good, md 40 Is that Of tho win
dovs, but OIL Tho whole, ho lB not equal to tho
othoca WHO inyo boon mentioned.
Met.rH. Whoolock Il Thomas hnyo 4 very
Hhowy isont, n llno-looling ono and itH atlmlrora
aay i wlhmako an admirable place for public
mootihga, Mough TINT Is hardly ono Of tho func-
tlonB OF acAlrt-hunso. But inside Il llag certain
radical defocts; not only gaulsa, but also some
Of tho interior wallis aro supported by posts.
Iheso wills aro aot carried nil tho way up from
tho foundation, b&t bcgn on tho upper floors.
To repeat tho bltl,dorg OF the Cnhtom- 1louao
would 10 folly. 1t ia fault, Though loas aorl'
GUS QUO, that tho County Olorl'a o(tioo fB too
small for tho amount Of business which bas to
bo tranBacto1 In 1t.
Karls' has bad light, nnt Is badly ont up. 9th
ors, which Hoem to bo now uspoBeG Of, arc also
badly lighted, dsfootiyoly arlangod, and nut tho
JudgoB on tho wrong side Of t.e rooms. 10 TINT
thoy hayo tho light at t9,eir batAs. Iilly diaro-
garded tho specifications, and does not hayo
room enough, oyon though ho hhH, 1t several
ppints, enoroaohod upon Tho Dtrootn..
Tho beat thing for tho Commtttoo to d., In or
dor to unite comfort and beauty, is probably to
tako tho outside from one plal, and tic iis,ido
from another, and Beo II tlioy cannot thus arrive
at 4 harmonious and satbfaotory whole. ,
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accomplish coupling, rathor than delay the
engine By having 1t baok up second timc. Tho
tino. will como when only desperate and
rookloBs mon will lhndlo cars to- couple
then,. Tho etookholiers will then por.
ooiyo that tho losBeB will lnoroaao, and they and
their customers will suffer-. Coupling, cnra
steady men will gradually withdraw from Hitu-
ntiona OF such Danger, and from tho contact Of
tho dosporadooa who will como to tako a; job to
supply tho moaue 10 go on another hprco. La It
not bottor to retain and encourage tho good and
bravo mon whom thoy have now, BY 'uhowing
somo concorn Ia tho n,nttcr Of coupling Z
Eyory ono Of the employees Of huoh company will
bis employers, md every family In tho lanl will
fool better towards that road, for thcro ial mono
but 10 liable to iavo aomo ono In whom It Ia In
toreBtet In thia poriloun position. -
Lot ,us ,hopo that. aonle ono OF tho. many
coupling.doyiccs which arc now offering daily to
railroads will be ndoptod. You're trttly,
C1ttohoo. NAV is, 1873,
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... - Monnis, Ill, May II, 1873. $:
10 tht Editor AZ 7hs Chteago tribune:
SIR: Eight burg1arlcs have; boon committed
In tls placo during the last throe days. Tho
burglars seem to bo perfectly familiar with tho
location Of tho rooms and closets in each houso,
going to drawors':a md boxes In which monoy'is
Aopt, and helplng themselves with impunity.
ThsY havc carried OF money, silver, cuslory,
ontirs suits of clothes, md other artIclon. Last
night, ln ono house, they dropped q newly
sons wore arrested to-day on suspicion, but sub
eequeutiy tc1casod, ny no proof could DO brought
to convict u,em. IA yot tho burglars aro ut
liberty, but oyory effort is being made to forrit
out, tho guilty parties. Should they continue
thor operations, they will undoubtedly meet
with a warm reception somewhere, ns the onti1o
city is alarmed aid OH tho lookout for thon.
, 1873-05-16

Several Members OF shc Force Diss
missed. for Misconduct.
Tho Board OF Police hold regular semi-
woehly moosing yesterday afternoon, President
Maaon in tho chair. Present, Commissioners
Wright and Sheridan. The session WIS devoted
to matters pertaining to tho Firo Depart
mont.'
The rosfgnations of Michael soImor, assistant
foreman Of No. 2, md Of Herman stoahl, Of No.
s, wero received and adopted. ~r q
petor H. Kannor. pipeman Of No. II, vaa ap-
pointed member Of tho regular department. :.
Charles Pratt, drivcs of No. IL, was discharged
Tor injuring the city's property, and having boon
Knud L. Boyeon, pipomnn Of No. Q, was 'ac-
cuaod OF disorderly conduct, and, the evidence
showing him to have been guilty, he WAS d,a-
missed.
Andrew Lcndr,n, pipsmnn Of No. 6, wps It's
charged for negleoting his duty.
Edward Barrett, driver Of Hose No. 18, and
William Qugley, driver Of Engine No. 18, wcro
proven guilty Of having been dsort1orly, and
were "yerbally. throshed" by the President;
leave. proforrod against Dennis J. sweoniei fore
man Of Englno Company No. II, by the Second
Assistant Fire Marshal, waa dismissed after d
long discussion
pany No. g. was discharged from tho service
for inef1icienoy and incompetoncy. Ills oilenso
consisted Of allowing tho luos Of his engine to
burn out while pumping out the basement Of
the Government building, aud thereby narrowly
escaping m explosion.
Tic designations OF Gonzhlo z. .Tarbpx and
Thonns 4. Durnhardt wero acceptnd.
Cofnmlseioper Mason read paper Of his own,
in which ho act forth REASONS for forming q ia
yorablo Impression Of the Cole engine, which
was given trial on tho 18th. The document
was ordered to DO spread on the record Of pro-
ceedings.
Tho rulea wero suspended In order to permit
Of the acceptance OF tho resignation OF Officer
Charles Gartner, of tho Ninth Precinct against
whom charges had been informally made.
The Board then adjourned.
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= 49, u, 'or WHAT II. ~ co,,rosEp' H.: =. ::
IN oreT 70 gys b9tsr do Of tho qeh e.
from e ieresoR 9qnS O." and e e e
able tho reader to feol ts bigncss, tho follow.
Ing; figures arc given Tl,ofo won't into tho
'Paoltlo Hotel 1000 900 brick 1000 cubic foot
Of limestone and 40. 1000 Of sandstone. 1n con-
cast and .wrot,pht-}ron, III tho shapo ot boatnn,
etc. 2,o25,t aqnaro foot Of lumber,
were used In lolBta, rafters, beams,
so sos oo or nSoe is mes n base seq boars
.ee,,ara = fcSt a ~ @ walnnt "m mnnIn onrjne snd
GB goo ct walnut md ash coillng, covering Jointly
windows, i,o7o doors and looks, md 70, IS pairq
pentry work waa HsS2o ooo In n eonneo.ion With
tho plumbing work, there werc used milo and,
much i'''b Of brass a. o hot wstor p I ppo. ' o6os7
pounds q lend pipot. 6,U0o pounds OF
colder IhSro - won't into % te h., @ balaS
n WIN aoto pnrnc1e e ena ooE o
with !t1oo ns onrneIs Maaing aooo ~ az. lheCe
es m,o o o. SS
put put i0A IN Of n ali kinds, 90, 1as ,;squsre
a.; sorn III sfo+n npd ,nnrh}o tiIinn thnra Ia
naare Kan ,,f a., o,rn o hnro arc nIso p mar
Sls s @snte|s s snd srs!es j T1s eostrset ptiee et
tho building was s87B aa9.94. Adding to that
tho vaiuo Of brick, marble, ;oto:, OBJ"
tainod from, tho old building, aInount-
in1 to a122513. tho total cost Of
nrotuaiyn NJ furnehino. At conren. yse al, ,o0D.-
Rs7 nj" Thn mnsnn n,sd stone Hott}nr coat At0B!
non ~. IT, INV me a1sn nh tha ain
IVY, t9 lG h9 ~ nnn sHn ~
1mg nog an" 8iaz'nB %o1ooo' @ho sue p'as'o'Ane
oUu. 49, :" -,
ROSTER. u: -; -;
PaQtfp Hotel COMPANY Of Chicago. (Chartor4
cd by special aof Of illinois Legislature, ls0o.)
p-sa.dsat r n ~.
eaesa' faesiaens-l -. .. uMs' ~ a,,,.,
nGecletry-nv1is f1 ~ r 2ta' .,t,-t u.., r1r,t
p; n.a ii1ss t n,'s1t 1e'P' A4'su -;
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Attention.

We arc disseminating tho tobb!ng trade for rant Of
moro room for cur rapidly increasing retail busl-
ness, mud offer tho following goods 1t much loss than
market ratcs Thirty crates nsaor.ed ". O. dinner and
tea ware, Edward Clarka frats crates assorted W.
q. ware, Wood olarks hrsts ceaks Assorted rock
aud yolow ware, lamps, clmneys burners wick glass
Brothers, No. 219 West Madison street, Chicago.
, 1873-05-16

Meeting with Universal Approval.
The rapid aud extraordinarily arge Bales that havo
attended tho introduction Of tho Elmwood and War.
wick collars aro token Of the uniycraal approval
which they bare mot with the coaanrners. These truo
critics cA appreciate good article Mhioh they have
found in theso goods.
, 1873-05-16

Tho Great Forepaugh Shows
will march In grand procession this morning to the
Of State and Twonty streeta whore per
formonceu will be given thta afternoon and evening.
Tomorrow {Baturlay) three grand performances will
10 Riyen-morning afternoon, md 0Yening,
, 1873-05-16

:. Postal Cards, Stamps, Etc.
Those who are In search Of postal-cards, seyenue-
stamps, checkBtaups, and proprietary stamps, can a,
ways find them for sale ut the Chicago Savings 1ns-
tuition, tho northwest Of Dearborn and Mad
iaQn.atH.
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Ono Of tho ueRt carriages In Chicago, and soyeral
other styles OF cagrage1, will be aola 1t the Doston
Carringe Mart, No. 292 West Washington street. this
morning, by Hu 4. Buffers u Co., Auotioneors,
, 1873-05-16

CHICAGO. BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD.
Dtro!I-foot V Lak*st., jndfanaas. and xftsnkhsf.,
and cnnnf .snd Sxtthh'ns. 7feket Offices In Briggs
@fo'sf, No. 19 CfaFk-At., and ut dspots.
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''on Saturdays this train will l'o to Champaign.
=. CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD.
Iicae{ a3et, I'll Htst LfuuftpI.st.

LAKE SHORE L MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
perot corner Nas,son and Shertanst ITckst atteks,
nasthe<at Clark ani Randolphss and souhHeis
corner Eunul Gntl !!tl1soH-st5. >
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I
ifftlwaukes, Rt. Paul Il Miancap-
,;'. 2Iss Ply lssrfSss eoo d. m 7:2oa
Mall and E1prcss, commemorate 4so D. t IN s0a M
Milwaukee, st. Panl 4 bitn,ear,.l "
: oils Night Exprosa gOU p. t 6og D. n,
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or green p1uRh the color always boing chosen
with reference to the predomiunting hue in the
carpet. The patterns for tho furniture are not
known to the trade, and cannot be found any
7ahore elso mi tho country, though their elo-
the moment they are known. Tho carpets,
which we're specially imported for tho hotel, and
are very beautiful, and many men in tho carpet
trade have visited in tho hotel since they could
learn most conveniently what the latest Euro
pean patterns were. The amount Of carpoting
Ing that there orc 0,0o0 running foot ct corrl-
dors, 10 feet wide.
PRECAUTIONS AoArN8r FIRE.
The precautions p against fire % soem to DO thor
dranta, run to the top Of the bui!ding. Hoao
can bo attached to them on eyory floor, aud the
building flooded In few minutes. On tho up
psr p floor are large tanks, net open, as Msu9l and
below, and taking tho same pressure as the en-
gine 80 that tho pressure all over tho house will
be regulated at the boiler. It Ia u new method,
snd an sppllostio1 T. Of the Hoy system II d.
are put between tho floor -Joists dividing
the house into sections, so that the fire cannot
run along them; There is also brick filling IL
inches high, rising above tho base-boards. Tho
house, fu also made thoroughly drs-proof. il
thorn ls any alarm Of are, there arc sevon stair
ways leading down from tho upper floor, 80 that
there would ba no trouble about empty1nB the
hotel In few minutes. TheBe stairs, too, are
30 arranged that they do not servo as shafts tn
carry tho flames from 1oor to floor, aud
tho eloyator-ways> arc made hro-proof,
80 that thero can be no trouble
there. DeBlrou8 OF using eyory modern
invention for the discovery Of f1re, iro bulb, or
fro aununoiator, has been placed In every room
In the building. !rhln simple aud effective idea,
which ts finding ita way into all hotels, consists
Of bulb nearly fllod with mercury, which Is
fixed In the ceiling OF a room generally, This
bulb is entored by two metallic wires, ono at tho
bottom, touching tho morcury the othor at tho
top, and not touShing! It, Astho temperature Of
tho room rises, tho mercury expands, ~ III o
Thermometer, and Whom tho heat roaohes cor
tain point, It expands 80 much 40 to
como In contact With the upper wire.
Then the circuit Ia complete and tho
lstlo a1arm-bell in the oi1lco sets up a furious
ringing which does not atop til! tho temperature
Ia lowered, and tue mercury falls. The degree
OF heat at which the bell shall ring depends up
on the amount Of mercury In tho bulb, which
can DO graduated ~ required.
q THE VAULTS,
That part OF the basement which Is not rented
for olHcob, and the other underground rooms,
arc used NJ wine vaults, store-roomB engine.
rooms, ctc., aud tor doing tho laundry-ssork of
the establishment. It Is enough to say that they
arc commodloua+yerY well arranged. and provided
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-09-02

We understand that +. II. Whitman
OF Hiram, the inventor of the Whitman
Improved Railroad Sleeper. has sold the
right 10 manufacture and sell for New
England, TO wealthy concern in Boston.
The Presque Isle Sunrise Office was
burglariously entered on Thursday
night. and robbed of $3.50 nearly all OF
which was post.office money. and belong
ed to the government,
We are glad TO know that Mr.. JOHN
Fowler, the veteran stage owner and
driver, is doing good business on his
Bridgton and South Paris line this season
Mr.. + is one of the safest and most nc.
commodating OF drivers, aud richly de-
serves a generous patronage Brid9toa
NerS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-09-02
Non-Residcnt faxes,

II the town Of Albany County OF oxford aLd
State of Maine for the year Is72
The following lisi Oi taxes on real estate of non
resident owner. in tine town OF Albany tor ihc
year i-72 IN bills committed TO JUSTICE ASPIN.
WALL collector OF taxes for SAID town on
the 2sth DAY Of June 49, has bceG returned by
him to me Us remaining unpaid ON the 10th day
Of June 1919 by his certificate OF that Gate and
now remain unpaid and notice Is hereby given that
If the said taNes interest aud charges not paid
into the treasury Of said town -ithn eighteen
months from the date OF the commitment OF sait
bills 30 much OF the real e,taie taxed ~ Will lie
sufficient TO pay the amount due therefor including
interest aud charges will without further notice be
sold nj public auction nj
The treasurer office, viz: his dwelling house
in said town on the first Monday in February y.
II. lS-4, az one o'clock in the afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-09-02
DIRECTORY.

Masonic lodges--Time Of Meeting.
OXFORD CHAPTER, Bethel 81 Thur.day
% each month.
AndroscOggin Chapter, No. s., Canton, Non.
aIgy on or before fitli moon
hlaEing star, No. 80, RumtOrj Centre. Wed.
uesaiay Of or before the ran OF the mgoR.
Paris Lodge, No. 81, e.. Paris, Tuesday, Oh OF
before the fun
Jefferson Lodge. NJ. 100. Dry ant, Pond. "a
u.s,iay Of evtrs month
crlsntal star, No. "a, Livermore. Tuesday.
81 or DciOge tuli moon.
Bethel, No. s., u Thursday Of each month.
Evening Star Lodge, NOli' Buckheld Mon.
dav ou on before fgll moon
PithagOrian, No, n. Frycburg. Monday even
ms of OF following the nun OF the moon.
oNr0Fds Norway, M. Is, Monday OF or next
pgvcediug fan moon.
Mount Tir'em, No. -, - W~.,riorI. Tues.
dat, ON coy before thc fGll moon. -
VT. MOriah, No a., Denmark Wednesday on
81 before the fall moon.
NC4iuscot, No lOI, Turner, saturday ou or be
tuft tuil moon.
Delta, No l5s. Lowell, Thursday ON CRATER fun
uepu.
King Hiram, p.Na5,d. ", ,7,-Taursday Oh
Or Hfrr iuu moun.
whitney Lodge, N1. lss, Cautuu,--Thur.day
en- uI before tull moon.
Aurora Chapter. No. =, Cornish. F-idyy ~
s. iuil moon.
Oriental Chapter, No. so, Br,dgton. Thursday
o. ur lrllrc fall nluou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-09-02
PRATTs ASTRAL OIL.

Absolutely safe Perfectly odorlcss. AlWays
uniform. Illuminating qualities superior 20 gas.
Barns IN Any lamp without danger OF exploding or
taking lire. Manufactured expressly 20 dieplacc
The use Of volatile and dangerous oils. It, safety
uUaer ever possible test, and ia perfect burning
qualities. are proved by It's continued use N over
a. 40 luml. -.
Millions 90 gallons have been sold aud no acci-
delt-dIectly OF iudireciy-has ever occurred
f.uiu burning. STORM. or handling H.
4hc immense YEARLY iOss % life and property,
rraui.ng iron The use o. cheap and dangerous
oli, ln the uted states, - appalling.
The Insurance Companies aud Fire Commission.
er- throughout the country. recommend The A.
TttAL the best safe guard when lamps are used.
send for Circular.
For sale az rctsil By the trade generally, and 81
wholesale by the pruprietors, CHAS. PRAIT ~
Co, los Fulton Street, New York.
aug9,-sB-Gln
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-09-02
Npn-Resident Taxes,

In the town of Peru County OF Oxford and
State of Maine for the year ls72.
The Toll wing list OF taxes on real estate OF non.
resident owners In the town OF Peru Tor the
wear 1872 in bill, committed 10 DANIEL HALL
collector OF taxes 81 said town on
the isth day of June lSs2 has been returned by
him 10 me n remaining unpaid on the 9TH day
of June 1913 by his certificate Of that date an
now remain unpaid and notice Is hereby given that
II the said taxes interest and charges not paid
into the treasury OF said tGNn within eighteen
months from this date IL the commitment OF said
tsNss 90 much of the real estate taxed a. will BE-
sufficient 10 pay the amount due therefor incudiu
interest and charges will without further notice b.
sold a. public auction AZ
The store OF the subscrber In said town on tho
sixth day 81 january 1874 at two o'clock IN tEc
afternoon
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-09-02
Newspaper Decisions.

l. Any person who takes : slp-r regularly
from the o&ce-whether directed to his name or
snother'si or whether he has subscribed o. not
Is responsible for the payment
:. II = person orders bis paper discontinued he
muss pay all srrearages. or the pHbli sher may
Souunue - send Il until payment Is made, and col
les tho whole amount whether the paper is taken
from the OEice or not.
8 The courts have decided that refusing 10 take
newspapers ana periodicals from the post oiice or
removing ast leaving them uncailetI Tor Is Dyiy1a
fdcie evidence Of Intentional Maud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-09-02
Special Notices.
Thirty Years Experience of an
old Nurse.

Mrs. WIusioNS's Soothing syrup II the
prescription OF one of The best Female fhy.l
ciun, and Nurses in the United states, and IN, been
used for thirty year- with never failing safety and
success by millions OF mother. and children, from
The feeble infant uf one week old TO tie adult. Il
correct, acdty of the stomach relieves wind collie
regulates the bowels, and gives rest health and
comfort 10 mother and child. We believe i Is the
R,,t and S,lre,t remedy in the World in al cases
OF by sENTERN and DlAlsRHCEA IN CHILD
REN whether IL arises FROM Teethins or nom any
other cause. Full directions for using vii! accom-
many each bottle. None genuine unlcs, the lac.
siulie of CURTIS x PERKINS Is on the outside
wrapper. sold 10y all Medicine Dealers.
juIS.3IN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-09-02
Small Farm for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his Farm situated
at SHOWS Falls In the town Of Paris on the road
leading from RupifOrd 20 South Paris; about three
miles from Paris Hill. II miles from South Pari.
depot and mile from G.. w Hanmond's store aud
Post Office said farm contains about 90 acres of
COED land with suitable buildings for small farm
and family, good well OF water and small or
ehard Of young aud thrifty fruit trees, currant
bushes and grape vines. The above property viii
be cold very cheap for cash Enquire further Of
JONI ID. BRIGGS, SHOWS Falls Me.
or, s. r. BRIGGS, South Paris.
Paris, july p, 1873. sep2 low
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-09-02
SOUTH PARIS MARKET
AUGUST SO, 1874.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
II N Boil = II l. r.
ArPtRS-S2 80 = s2.75
APPLES DRIED '--tar. = -.
BEANS yellow eyeN-s2 So a $S.el
BEANS Pea $500 . $3.50
n rrER-3ac. q &c.
CHENSE-lec. . 2uc.
tCRN-1jc. j sc.
OOFFEFS-sSc. Q foS
EcGS-eoc. per dOx.
fLoJE-s9 10 g Ell -
UtY-Sl2 o. q $500
I ARD Domestic lac.
MOI ASSFS-iSc Z OK
Muscle. 9 90.
okTS-55c. G 6Oc.
~NLr-6Oc.-boN see.
STGAR-llc. a l3.
TEAS-lQc. SIC.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-09-02
IIIRRIED.

In s;oaeham. August -, bv Hilton Nc'Allisler,
Esq, sumner Evans, Eco Of >toneham 10 Ms.
Snlan kigore, of Hiram.
In Buckhcld AVE. 20. 10y Rev. H. I.iusleyr Mr.
Charles Record lHt Ms, Amanda stevens, bOih
ot Hebron.
In Portland, Aug &c 10y Rev. 4. X. +. small,
assisted BY Rev. l.. \. Hiucks. Cullen Z. Chap
man and Mr. Abbie l.. MClutyre, all OF l..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-09-02
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS. Joseph H. Gleason and Carlton
w T. Gleason both Of Mexico in the County oi
oxford tue 2Sth day of May, A. u. 1870 by their
deed of mortgage vi that date recorded in the
Oxford Registry of Deeds volume l5S page sos
conveyed ~ me the following parcel of real es-
tate, 10 wit The store sheds, stable and lot there
with cOnussttd, situated az Mexico Corner the
same they then occupied, containing enc acre
more or less and the same conveyed To them 10y
J. 4. and Joseph Hall; also lot No. 81 in the 2ud
division in the town of Rumford containing loo
acres more or less also the homestead farm on
which David s. Brown now resides in Mexico,
same conveyed 10 them Nav 10, 1870, tn secure
a certain note of hand therein described and rs
the conditions of said mortgage have beea broken
/ claim a foreclosure VI the same ami give This
Notice for that purpose
l.. G. HARLOW.
N6.lH st.1
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-09-02
New Advertisements.
NOn-Resident Taxes,

In The town Of Sumner County of Oxford and
State OF Maine for the year 1872.
The following list Of taxes ON real estate OF non
reside nj owners in the town of sumner for the
wear 1872 in bills committed 10 SAMUEL q.
IIISIIAfAN collector of taxes for said Town
on the 18Th day of June lS72 has been returned by
him 20 me as remaining unpaid On the AIN dAy
of lime 1873 by his certificate OF that date and
now remain unpaid and notice Is hereby given that
n the sad taxes interest and charges are not paid
into Tie treasury OF said Town within eighteen
IDonth. from the date Of the commitment OF said
LiUs . much of the real estate taxed as VIII b.
sufficient to pay the amount due therefor including
interest and charges will without further notice be
sold az public auction at
TUESDAY the SVth day OF December, y. ID. 1873 aI
I O'Clock 2. VI.