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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-12

missing along the road between Vienna
and Trieste. some of which are daily ar
irving and being put in position.
The American division OF the machinery
department is not extensive, but there
are about sixty different compact little
labor saving machines in motion. which
always attract eager crowds OF specta
tors. All the machines used by the man
uiacturers otshoes are entirely new in this
country and are in practical operation.
So also with the American agricultural
building. It's well filled with labor. saw
Ing machinery. and although not as ex.
tensive rs that of England has the adj
vantage OF being acknowledged as the
same fom which England has pirated
most of the machinery OF this character
We encountered great many Ameri-
cans Yesterday. and most of them had
come expecting to be mortified with our
measre display, but were all well salts
fed, and considering the distance and
expense To individual depoSitors. were
rather surprised at the extent aud mum
Der of the articles on deposit
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-12
STATE OF MAINE


OXFORD - - Board Of County Commissioner
May Session, A. u. 1873, held by Adjoufnmsnt
August let, 1879.
On the foregoing petition, II brin. satisfactorily
shown To the Court that the petitioners are respon
sbe aud that inquiry into the merits Is expedient,
IL Is hereby ordered that the County Commissioners
meet at
The Dw.llln. House Of =. :. Smith In oxford on
Tuesday the ninth day OF September next NJ ten
OF th, clock tn thu forsnOOn and thence proceed TO
view the route mrnuoned ia said petition imnSdi
arly alter which view hraring VI pBrtirs asd Wit
nr-srs vii be- had some COW eutnt place Ia the Vi
entity aud such other measures taken Ia the premises
AS the Commissioners shall Judge proper And Il 10
further ordered, that notice VI the time, place aud
purpose Of said COMMISSIONER meeting Aforesaid,
i, given Ia To all PERSONS and corporations interest
ed by causing attcstrd copies of said petition aud
this order Of Court thereon 10 be served upon the
Clerk oi the town 81 oxford aud also by posting
ND sopiqs u The IN three public pasr' In said
town, and publishing the same three weeks sueces.
sively In the oxford Democrat, Cwspuper printed
In Paris, iu the County Of oxford, the irst OF said
publications aud zach Of the other notices 10 be
least ttiTty days before said time OF mesinso tho
end that Nil persons aud corporations Interested
may then aud there appear aud sheW cause, II any
they have Why the pray OF said titioHeis should
not b. granted. - go
Attest: JAMES :. WRIGHT, Clerk
4 True copy Of the Petition aud order Ut Court
thereon.
Attest: JAhE> = W Rltfn j. NIrfk
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EnaIish !Suste,n of Eeedi1a.

This is the way the 100 Oxlordshire
Down ewes that secured the prize offered
blythe Royal Agricultural Society in 1872.
were fed -
About the end OF September the ewes
are properly sorted, the oldest. and those
known by the shepherd to possess any
particular faults. being drawn out for
ialteuing purposes. They are then diyid-
ell into three or tour lots, and placed on
rich, forcing food for a month 4 ram,
selected to suit the wool aud other pc.
cu.iar features the ewes given him. be.
inS put with each lot. Superior male
animals, as required to change the blood,
arc purchased at Gloucester fair. At the
end OF about six weeks the rams are
taken out, and the ewes run on the Grass
until December. hay being allowed As
>uon as they will begin to eat it. and con.
uuued throughout the winter. They are
then, il the fields are conveniently situa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-12
The american Department at
Vienna.

Vienna.
Mr.. {. c. Fulton. of the Baltimore
american. gives the latest aud probably
the most accurate description of the
American Department of the Information
al Exposition. as follows, in his last let
tel from Vienna:
during cur absence the American De-
partment has been thrown open to the
public. and has been pretty harshly criti-
cised by the Vienna press, which, from
the lorg delay PROCESSES to have expected
greater attractions. This han sh criticism
has had the effect of drawing more gen
eral attention ID the American Depart.
meut, and We found it we'll thronged
with visitors, aud the close inspection OF
the articles indicated that they found
much there to interest and instruct, Paris
ard London have emptied their slittering
shop windows into the Exposition. which
are we'll enough TO look at and admire,
but there is nothing in the American De.
partment Of this character. Everything
here pertains TO the useful rather than
the ornamental, and whatever may be
the opinion expressed as to its character
by other members oflhe American press,
| predict that it will command more
steady attention and reap rs many OF the
premiums as some of the more glittering
portions OF the Exposition. The extra
wing erected by cur Commissioners is
largely occupied by the different Ameri.
can Sewing Machines. and they have
each attempted to excel the other in the
brilliancy and elegance of the temples
which they have erected for the eXhibi.
ton OF specimens of workmanship.
They have all the variety of their ma
chimes in operation, aud they are con
stantlY surrounded by spectators. The
knitting machines are specisl objects of
Curiosity 10 the German ladies', who i'm
agine that this work in which they are all
proficient could never be better done by
machinery. The display OF American
ladies' shoes. which is very fine, charms
the ladies, and the extensive exhibition of
American dentistry, in both Of which we
beat the world, are thronSed by that por
ton of humanity who have lost their
teeth. Indeed. it the character of any
department is to be judged by the mani.
fest interest of the visitors. no American
will have occasion to be ashamed of the
display. That :here has been great
bungling and neglect in getting the de-
partment in order is evident, aud is more
apparent from the fact that, am assur.
ed, there is still large number of articles
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-12
Non-Residenf Taxes,

u the town of Hartford, County OF oxford and
state OF Maine tor the year ls.2.
The following list OF taxes on real estate OF non
resident owners In the town OF Hartford for the
year ~ In bills committed to JOHN FOlE
collector OF taxes for said town on
the 10Th day Of June iS'2 has been returned by
him a. me a. remaining unpaid on the flh day
Of June ls.J by his certificate OF that date and
now remain unpaid aud notice Is hereby given that
If the .rd taxes interest and charges are not paid
into thu treasury Of said town within eighteen
months from the date Of the commitment OF SAID
hills 30 much OF the real estate taxed az viii be
sufficient 20 pay the amount due therefor intending
interest and charges will without further notice bs
sold At public auction 10
The store OF james irish ia said town on Sntur.
,lav. the third day Of January \. ID. 1874 nj one
O'Clock T. NJ
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Hoe to Dress sheep.

Many Of the country readers who hil
their mutton will be Interested in the
following directions from the Gentlemon's
Magazine for dressing a sheep:
Il may be OF interest to some OF our
country readers to learn how to dress
>h.ep properly; because great deal OF
llvor depends upon how this operation
IS performed. We give directions how
TO avoid this in flavor, which arises from
the absorption by The meat OF the gas
Hom the inles,ines. which. - The outside
"i the carcass cools, cannot escape. and
are. therefore, absorbed. by the flesh
There is a simple remedy. As soon a.,
lLe animal is dead Lot the hide be split mp
from the brisket TO The tail. and 10 tie
knees by quick motion OF sharp
pointed knife inserted beneath the skin
iivm the belly and the way Of the intcs-
uac~. Then open the sheep immediate
D.. and disembowel il. All this ought
,uhe the work of about one minute or
t'", or it it occupies five there will not
ar efficient time for the carcass To cool
'uiliciently to cause any unpleasant taste.
Then proceed to strip and skin irorn the
bs,.k Of the carcass. \ sheep should be
Killed by ih5usting n sharp knife through
liz Jack Of the windpipe. withou, touch
irS IL. however, but cutting the arteries {;
and rs soon as the knife is inserted il
should be twisted round as If TO make "a
round hole; there will be then no mis-
take made in cutting the arteries. and
the death OF the animal will be compare
lively painless and rapid.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-12
Sale of Public Lands.
STATE 90 MNNE, LAND OFFICE, :
Bangor, May -, les. \

NOTICE j. hereby given that the following
y township. or tracts Of lahd. situasc n the
County vi franklin. set apart for .alc under tie
provisions OF the Revised statutes, Chapter >,
Section ~, viii be sold agresably "a The direction
at the Governor and Council on MONDAY, the
first day OF september next. at u O'Clock noon, nt
the Land ONCE IN Bangor, by sealed prOposal-, 10
be received 10 any time previous To said time Oi
salr no proposals To be received unless ten per
cent. OF the minimum price 10 paid into the Land
Once with the proposal
The following. isa let OF the lands to be sod
AforC -aid, with the minimum price per acre for
each, siL:
Township number Three, in Range Five, west Of
Bingham Eenn-bec Purchase, the minimum
price liked being - cents per acre.
Al that part Ot tnNnrhip number Three, Range
SIX Wing With The limits Of the state the mini
mum price fixed therefor being Is cents per acre.
Al That pant OF township number Two. IN Range
seven Iting within the limits Of the Siste, the min
itnum price liked therefor being twenty cents per
acre.
Payment 20 be- made follows, Viz. one thlri
ot the purrha-, money in cash including the ten
per cent Of tAc minimum price Deposited, AMI the
balance by note foe three equal sums. pay able
annual, ia one. two aud three years, rcspectvcl!
with interest ans bond with sufficient surety Tor
the paw meui OF q far stumpage OF All timber 10 b.
cut thereon 20 be- applied 10 the payment OF the
holes deeds to be- conditional iuSthc usual form
or state Deeds. PARKER i. BukLEIGH.
iunlt.srpI Land AgVst
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NOu-Resideut Taxes,

In the town OF Woodstock, County Of Oxford and
state OF Maine for the year 1872.
The following list OF taxes on real estate OF non
resident owners In the town Of Woodstock for the
collector Of taxes for said town on
the 10th day OF June 1892 has been retuI ned by
him 10 me a. remaining unpaid on the 7Ih day
of June 1873 by his certificate OF that date aud
now remain unpaid; aud notice ia hereby given that
m the said taxes interest and charges are not paid
into the treasury OF said town within eighteen
months from the date Of the commitment OF said
bills so much Of the real estate taxed as VIII be
interest aud charges will .siihout further notice De
sold AZ public auction at the Assessor Once IN
said town on the 21t. day Of December 1873 at one
O'Clock 4. NJ.
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Public Notice.
Proposals for n New Insane
Hospital.

rIIHE Legislature Of Maine, at it, last session,
i passed the following Resolve, relating ~ a
new Insane hospital" 10 wit:
whereas, The Insane Hospital j. now full, and
ha. from time 10 time 90 time been eniargsd, until
no further enlargement thereof - feasible, and
hence the state j. now called upon L. enter upou
the work of builIling another Insane Hospital
therefore,
Resolved, That the Governor with the adY'ce
Of the Council. appoint three commissioner
Whose duty 10 shall be Ia solicit proposals from
cities town. or individuals "a an Involvement "
the location OF sand Hospital" g..
Now, therefore, the undersigned eominisslsnefs.
appointed under the provisions OF sail Resolve
hereby give notice that they will receive such
proposals from cities. toNns or Individuals until
:he thlrtieth day Of september neat. All prppo,-
ais should be sealed and addressed Ia the Com
inis.ioncrs on New Insane Hospital, Office Of the
Secretary Of state, Augusta, Maine
WM. 4. WHlTEiOUSE,
NATHAN q. IIICUBORN. COs,'rs.
JOSIAH g.. COBUKN,
Augusta july II, lr1I. 2trOWL
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TO Me Honorable Roard Of countv comnis.ioner.

To the Honorable board OF touhy CoHmtssioners
for the County Of OXFORD
yiIHE inhabitants of the town Of Oxford in the
Il County OF oxford, by George 4. Whitney
their gent specially authorized for this purpose,
would respectfully represent that the highway
commencing near the dwelling house 81 svbaStain
: smith on ilic high~s, leading from south Paris
10 Heirhs liir "a said town of OXFORD tie rr run.
n,,Is in w-tert dire oJ ara t'ie ''f'n ir-nt
I'M al n,,,l uu la. Little AH'ltusco. {iu River H.
the Nj rbi,er Road 20 called, highway leaGiug
nom NuiwaS village over Alien Ilill 10 OAlOri
village il an expensive highway TO keep In repair
nnd L not demanded by the common convenience
Board amer due preliminary proceedings 10 dis
continue said highway which lies rs aforesaid
between sal, road leading from south Paris u
WeIcbyiIle anu aid wehbeI Road leading from
Norway village oyrr A.i'n Hill 10 Oxfori village
the same being in the tOn pf Oxford n the County
of oxford, rs in duty bon..l vii eve pray.
GEORGE =. WHlTSEl, Town agent,
specially authorized for this purpose.
Oxford, July 10, ISIS. augj
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STATE OF MAINE.
TREA-UEEW's OFFICE,
AuZu t., July j., l~tI


Pursuant io chap. g. sec " Of the Revised stat.
ut..- Will 10 the state Treasurer Office n Au.
gu-tI, ou the thlri day of september next AZ
twelve, O'Clock noon. sell aud couy.y boy deed 20
the highst bidder. all The Interest OF The state 100
the tract Oi Ian, hereinafter described, ltms 90
uuincuipurat.d Townships. the said tracts having
been forfeited to the state for state take. aut
County taNes certified 10 Tie Treasurer OF state
tor she yrrr l@il.
The sale aud conveyance OF each tract WlU b-
mu,l, subject a. rignl IA the owner pr pant owner
~ hose, right, have been forfeited, o. redeem The
same 40 ANY time within one year alter the sair 10y
payin. az rendering tlic purchaser hi proportion
VI what the purchaser paid therefor al 90" sale,
ith interest nt the tatt Of twenty per cent. per
annum. from the tinr 81 sale and one dollar ior
release % -urh owner may redeem his interest hf
paving A. aforesaid 10 the Treasurer ul >tai" -
provided ia CHAP T., sec. - OF The Revised stat
ute.
NJ tract however will be- SOIL at price les than
the full amount due thereon for such unpaid stale
aud County taxes, interest and cost ~ d-rcrib, q
la tl,e foiiowin schedule g.
OXFORD COUNrI.
II $50 Acres, Ardoyer y surplus state tan - W
9aOs Acres !, ". !, state tax ~
/ 80 Acres I.R,2. estate tax 81
80 Acres Barhclcr'r Grant. t-tAtc tax 10 81
WV. CALDWELL, TrrHs.
JULY -, ls3s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-12

MYTH fts gloomy attendants, low
w spirits, depression, involuntary
omissions, loss or semen, sperma-
torrhon, loss OF power, dizzy head,
ioss Of memory, and threatened Inn
potence, and tmbeeility, ind sover-
OPATHIC SPECIFIC, No. TWENTY
EIGHT. THIS SOVEREIGN REMEDY tones
up the system, arrests tho discharges, and i'm
parts yigOr aud energy, life and vitality 10 the
sntiTe man. Thsy have cured thousands Of cases.
fTlce, Is Per package Of five boxes and large q
vial, which is very important IN obstinate or old
sisssss, OF 81 per single box. Sold by ALL Drug
ysts, and sent by mail on receipt OF price Addrsss
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
%. 0O2 BROADWAY, n. Y. Send for circular.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-12

Extract oi Roots and Herbs which almost In
varahly cure the following complaints =
Dyspepsia Heart Burn, Liver Complaint, ana
loss of appetite cured by taking few bottles
Ia..itudc. Low spirits, and sinking sensation
cured no once.
Eruptions, rimplc., Elotchcs. and all Impurities
of the blood, bursting tn ough the skin or other
wi-- cured readily by following The directions on
the bottle.
For kidney. Bladder aud Urinary arrangements
IL has no equal one bottle viii convince the most
skcptiCal
Worms expelled from the system without the
least difficulty. a Few bottles are sufficient iSr The
most obstinate case.
Piles: one bottle has cured tie most difficult
case when AL other remedies failed.
Nervous difliculucs, Neuralgia, Headache, Ac-,
ca.cd immediately.
Rheumatism, Swciled Joints and All scroiua
Affections, removed, or greatly relieved by THIS
invaluable medicine.
Bronchitis, tatarrh, Commissions, ana ny sterIcs
cured or much relieved.
Difficult Breathing, Pain n the Lung. side and
Chest almost invariably cured by taking - few
bottles of the Quaker Muers.
Female Dtculiie-, 20 prevalent among Amer
can ladies. Weld readily 10 this invaluable neil
cine tht Quaker Btttcrs.
Bilious, Rcmttant and lntcrmIttant fevers, n"
prevalent IN many parts OF our country completely
er.tiicaicS by the use of the Quaker Filters.
The Aged iud Quaker Bitters just the article ihey
stand IN need Of iu their declining years. ltVuick
ems the blood and cheers the mimi, and paves the
passage down thc plane inclined.
No one remain long unweu ,nnlc-- ain cted
with an incurable diseased amer taking lew bot
tlc- oi the Quaker Biitcr-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-12
MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEV 1RRINGEMENTS.
Scmi-WcckIy Line.

az and amer the 18th inst, the lnO steamers
~ DIRIGO and FRANCONIA, will.until further
notice, run a. follows:
Leave Cats Wharf Portland every MONDAY
and TIL RSDAY, att 4. NJ, and leave Pier =
DAY, ats L. VI.
The DirigO and FrancOnia ~" lifted mp wife ine
accommodations for pa~-eu gers, making this the
mott convenient and comfortable route for travel
err. between New York AMI Maine.
Passage IN state ROOM So. Cabin passage -.
Meals extra.
Goods forwarded TO aud from Montreal, Quebec,
Halifax, II. John and all parts of Maine. ship.
pCrs are requested 10 send their freight TO the
steamer, a. early a. T. NJ, on the days they
leave Portland
For fret ght Or pas sage apply To-
HENRY FOX, Calls Wharf Portland
II. AMES, Pier Is +. r., New York.
I,,IN, a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-12

THE subscriber hereby glyes public notice va ~
she has been duly appointed by the Hon. Judst y.
Probate for the County Of Oxford and assuin'''''
Irusi OF Admini-iratrN Of the estate OF
SEWALL Il. WEBER late OF Pan, -,
IN said County deceased by giving bond A. 49, N
directs he therefore requests all persons Wno in
indebted to the estate of said deceased 10 u, ,nd
mediate payment and those who nave ANY Ut
thereon TO exhibit the same TO ,,.,.pDrp
July Is, ISIS.
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N Q 7 / 9 e
WOOL CARDING.

The subscribers having ppachascd of Mrs-rs
Moore ~ Fairar their New Wool Cards and Ma
ehnery, and having fitted them mp in the building
known a the starch Factory, or more recently
known a the shovel Handle Factory are prepared
to oard IN ihc best manner all Wool that NAV he
sent To them We have no doubt these are the hes I
cards in the state, and we hope 10 make the hest
rolls. ANDREWS Il WALDRON
Buck1eld, April IL, 1873. jun3
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The Portland Safe Deposit Vault Co.
% Exchange ST., Portland.
OPEN FOR RENT

The Lessee exclusively holds the KEY. Safes
inside their Vault at rates varying from si5 H.
receive on special deposit rs bailees the securitic.
of persons residing abroad or OF of the city:
those temporarily from home; uilcers OF the
Army and Navy masters OF Vessels, and others I;
and will act n Attorneys in the collection aud
remittance of income, when desired
CIRCULARS containing full particulars forward.
cd on application. ROBERT \. BIRD
Manager
Portland, Nav ,, ls73. mayG
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1873-08-12
THE PORTLAND
Kerosene Oil Company
World inform the.public that they continusto
Manufacture

Ohs
The prevalence OF a large quantity VI ihei'o.
and dangerous oils IN the market, NJ cheAlssi'.
many Of which are little better than Nap1hA A's'l
and the existence Of false reports ~ frsaII ~
the PORTLAND kEROsENE OF, render t q hAl1e
OF Justice to ourselves as well a. safety !" oul -"
toners, that sCme notice should be taken % -. -
facts. Therefore We again present an au'ei'J
ment and would call attention to the hish s'4nu
Ard ct our Oils THE REFINED PErkoLE' ~ 80
fire test of which IL ~; Tux PoKTLANp hbE"
sENE, the lire test of which II Us degrees a'u'"
heit and often reaches consider ably higher 49,
we would SAY that We are determined 10 niAI"'"''
their long established reputation. NV
PORTLAND KEROSENE OIL COAPANi'
We quote from chap. 80 Il. :. ISL, the uu' ~
sad capter being Inspection and sale OF NAM
featured Articles"
SECT. 81. Every person ard corporation sn.a5'
In manufacturing. petroleum, coal OIL or O u,n.ns
nuid, shall eause every cask or other NesseI 'rS
OF Ia be- 80 Inspected aud markell, by s"".n
spcctOr. Aud II any person Manufacture" srJ
such oil or burning fluid not so inspector " in
marked u, this State, OF that has not been %
rpcctrd and marked unsafe for illum ina'ino FL
poses, lac shall pay Gre NOT ercesdiHg lte
dOildrs or be imprisoned six months ia the Oou"''
iail mon Indictment therefor.
Portland, Me, April 81, $50. m!soO"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-14
TAX NOTICE.
STATE OF NEVADA,
County Of Lincoln.
NOTICE
...oF....
Suits Commenced


yu,O THE FOLLOWING NAMED DEFEND.
ants and 10 al claimants 10 the Real Estate
aud improvements when assessed thereon. or
wnem assessed
>'
You are hereby notified that suits have been
commenced before T. A. Stoutenburgh, Justice
of the Peace, in the Justices Court of the TOWN.
ship Of Phoebe. County Of Lincoln, State oil Ne.
vsda, by the State of Nevada, Plaintiff. against
each of the defendants hereinafter named and
each of the following described tracts or parcels
of land, with the improvements when separately
'assessed, and all owners of or claimants to the
same, known or unknown, to recover the tax and
delinquency assessed to said defendants against
said property for the hscai year commencing on
the list day of January, A. ID. 1872, and ending
on the 3lst day of December, A. d. 1872, and
that . summons has been duly issued in each
case; and you are further notified that unless
you appear and answer the complaint filed, on
or before the
- 1854
"s 10y " AS' O'
At 10 O'Clock m. of that dsy. Judgment will be
talen against Won and the real estate and i'm.
uroyements herein described. for the amounts
IF taY and aelinouency speci6ed. and costs of
suit tax and delinquency.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY:
poWule ioung-e.oie nouse a mi. iout quAa.e,
sections OF iaho' canyon o'!' Tax sIa
percentage -, c;:. sis %
o. Il, ar ~ AnoAi", f.efN-.s ,N'~'' >.' N M
Nailey. lax anu pereen.aee. ~, ;; ."
D. D. Aiger-rersohAi properly, e'e, oio'er .,
Naley Tax ana peicentaee.....'. 10
L. .. AoalT-housenoIu infntuIe, e'o'' n M
CioSer Na4e!. Lax anu Per'gusse.,. %
b. b. Cro%-house anu 10y, nay Xa,,a
Rersonai proPety, e'e' ei''ef 'Aies' IN 90
Tax and pereentage, ::.;. i; III W
II. A. ShappinIhouse and iot, etc., ete,, oc r.
III SioNef 1aes "a .o anu ~ ,a.,g ~ %
d. n. hnent,nouse anu ~ a,,e s y. anu
mort Ut iess, anu nouseho luz hi'ue, - ~
IN Rose valley, la1 ana perceh,aee j., 20 Oh
james ihsnan-n1uso snu ~. Al
MooayvIIei Rersonsi PIoPeI'y, cue" 90 40
Dry naiiey; INK anu Petctn'as s 10 ~
1oo =. na l . aha io' III faiseA' ~ co
Tax ana percentage. -. =. - ~ "
'ohI hahean9 pas anu ~ ~ p nS 'aaI pot
er.!' e'''' f"n"ea A"A AL" 100 9,
IL, anu p, I :. -; -. OF
d. u. heS -, 1I ~. as. au
across stIeeI roin CO. .. n nnsioi"; TT ,o'
west lron .. ~ 'na"' iA'"' i"A on O.
anu LII So: w o.
oehle.t p'',,;nn,i,ia Tsx s and , rar
mues, puiu'e' aA "u P'i 4, M
eehiaee -, .,;;, % ~ 10
James LSSson-house Upposi'e Mepun-
ho's' nuiih'he' AaA "nu Peie , q,
-, n.,,; OIL
D. VI; "enS-eoliai anu .aoin' Duiiion n. .c
| Wv, 80 - ... VI Nv
James roraIhouse anu 10. On wen. SUI, ,ae
OF broaaway; P ossessoIy cAi IN 70 io9
aores VI nah'' '"ii'oi'' A III" % 40
Perygntsee ~, 80 10
James nioosiu-nouSe anu ~. on oee
s, lrU., Ton "a $500. wv" 90 A.