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Oxford Democrat., 1873-07-15
sIierin'S Sale.

ONfORD, - June ~, is;J
fI'AkEN on execution in WhichIe,cdiSh q. laiv
L b. auoitoT and Thomas Rollins debtor all tlr
Isht m equity which the said Rollins has Co &C.,
deem the lolluWn described real estate 10 W.
that piece known a. the mile strip in B1chrldor
Grant ~ said County Of oxford and bounded a.
follows: on the north by GilcAd town line on The
east by Fr,eburg Academy Grant, on the south hy
the remainder OF Bachrldrr'- Grant uUd ON Co.,,
west hy New iiampshrr statp liuej sand "trip ur
ing next u Gilead one mile in width throuzhou,
and unless previously redeemed 40 Le spid iU
the highest bidder therefor by public auction uu
saturday the iiith day ol July ls.3 al two ncln. 4
in ths afternoon nt the store Of X \. Chapman a
Co, in Bethel u sad County the aforesaid right u
equity 0f redemption to -Hti-iy said execution an,
al fees and charges 0i sale.
IuHlD Y. !. bLAkk, poputy Shorn
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&. l. MuuLroN. ~,tvcrm,u
/; Z. AiIE. OF
GIDEON ELLIS. , Canton


oNFORp. D. - Board " g1s1D u0u.ms..I,..
hV Session, =. -. lS.5, held BY adJourunrut
June 9Th, is1,
On the foregoing petition, Il being s4ti.iactor.y
shown To the Court that the petitioners are ttspuu
,iblr. and that inquiry into Tie merits D, tNpvi 90,
IL is hereby ordered that The County Commissioners
meet 81
The Poet On,ce ia anton iilH-c on Iucsdaf .'.l
twelfth day OF August next 40 ten
vi the clock ia te forenoon, and thence yIUcttu II
view the route, mentioned Ia said petition imm. ii
ately after which view a hearing Vt parties aud Ait
viii De had AZ some convenient place iH tbs
cinity aud such other measures taken In the prvlr'
the CQmmiss iOncrs shall judge proper. And 30 b.
further oTderrt, that nDtlos VI the uIae, place pi
purpose Of said COmmi-siOusfs' mestiug AFORESAID.
be gwen to 10 all per,ons and corporations iBt.rr.
I'd by e.using attested copies Oi said petition anu
this Urder vi Court thereon 10 be served upon tie
Clerk u the town Of Canton aud BisO by posting
up copies OF The ~ three puLle plse-s 70 SAD
town, and publishing the ssIRe three weeks .ulct.
syey In the Oxford peinlcrat, Newspaper pr.ni.
in Paris, IN the County of oxford, the hTst 0t saa
publication. and each Of the other notices 10 De- al
least thirty days before .sd time OF meeting 10 the
end that all persons and corporations inIerr'ird
may then and there appear and shew cause, II any
they haYe.Shy the prayer OF said . tiuonris should
not be- granted.
Attest: JAMES :. WRIGHT. Cl.rk
a True copy OF the Petition aud Order Ol Court
thereon.
Atte.,: JAMES :. WRIGHT, Cerk
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OXFORD, At n Court OF Probate held ar
Paris within aud for the County Of oxford
on the third Tuesday OF June, 4. y. -,
y F0RGf y BlSRtE, 4durn-i4.or 0u tie
" c-tAio Of 4ndrub \ Lmlls, latc 90 3uckneii
in Said County deceased having ugppsentsdh hi- Gu.l
account Of administration ON the c,tate of 'liI
deceased for allowance.
Ordered, That the .aid tdministrIiur give notce
To all persons interested BY causing copy % "a.
order ~ be pahli,hed thrsr yteks sicps-, -,iieyiut
oxford Democrat printed at lAris, that thcj G..l,
APP ear AZ Probate Court TO De held at Parlf
in .aid County on the third Iussday Of July nrAt
at O'Clock IN the iorepoop apd shrR eggsrir tpf
the, HH,s sny che sa.ae snyuld not " allOs Osta.
IN. WALKER, Judge,
4 trIe cnnY-ntte.t. Il. Q. DAVIS. Rt.i.te
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sGn-ISpsident Taxes,

In the town Of ADdsyer County oil oxford aui
state Of Maine for the year s7e.
The following list of taxes on real estate ~ u6,-
resident owners Ia the town Of Andover f1r Tire
year Is14 in bills committed 10 J. \. FRfNtHt
COliec,Qr o. taEes of salG tOv. ",i
the 5th day OF June ls12 has been returned :
him 10 me a, remaining unpaid Oh the S2nd day
OF April 1873 by his certificate Of that dats aud
now remain unpaid; and notice j. hereby given that
II aid taxes, Interest and charges are not pa.t
into the lrcs.Hry u sad town within e'lhtr
months from the datf Of the Commitment Of sold
bills 30 much of the real estate 90 taxed a. viii be
sufficient 10 pay the amount due therefore iucu.ig
interest and charges iii without further notice r
sold al public auction at
john : French'- store iu said Town on the h
dav oa December. l--..
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STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, ss:-
nN the petition OF l.. II. BROWN and Is otl,e,s
~ the Commissioners OF oxford County al.r
due preliminary proceedings as required by law
have located County way IN Tow nslip No 3
Ia said County eA'ling from point ir ihc Count,
r,,ad opposite the brown II use" so called
arTOss the Magalloway River td a point la tbs
County road leading from Wentworth Location 4,
the slate line, &c and in accordance with 81
81 of Chap. OF .he X ; OF Maine, Ihey have ulade
the fohDsing divisions OF said Township No. 3. h
!, To be known and distinguished as the eastern
hall, the north western quarter and the solfll
western gus ter; the tern half 10 be set OF b,
a line drawn through said township from ih,,
nul ia 10 the south lire parallel with the easterly
line and in such a uiHnucr ~ 90 divide -aid town
ship into two equal psr AMI the no'th weste-t
aud south western qualtU.s 90 b. -ct Dn Ov 81 lin.
drawn through the Western bali s' nj r,gbt
angles with the line drawn throny., the r,ntre al
the township IN such a manner ~ to wide "a IA
western haii INTO TWO equal part Gud We hay ye
assessed upon shld eastern half the sum Of spD
and upon said moth western quarter The sun of
sl3uo aud upon said south iciti quar- the sum
OF slO0, said assessment being pr1pOrtiunate u,
The value thereof and the benefits likely 10 result
% the sHme by the esiablishmcnt of said road and
said >um, amounting 10 two thousand dollar. are
hereby assessed upon sail several divisions az
cOIdngly or so much thereof as may be- necessary
for completing aud buildmg said road. provided
however that ANY appropriation made ior said road
ur any bridge tAprUuu az across the MH-IiioWt,
River iu SAID Township bv Nm, resolve uf tf.,.
Legislature Of Maine shall be- dcducted !,om th,
atOIc-aid .cssmeut, tul the tuiuura- -iuueI- YI.
luw the PruprIrtOrs of sald inWuahip NJ. D. L
two years from the thnc When the prOrv-,in- .
rha' 30 p.uscd within which W opeu and mako
said ruId safe and convenient lpr traveller anQ
their Gog-cs, teams. cart- aud carriage.
Report nad0 May teriu a. u. ls73
Aur-i r-,'AME9 WRIGHT, Clerk
iul, b. isfi
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orif .,o.my, the first fair day,

or II .,O.u;y; the first fair day.
All the Farms in Andover ana vicinity CG.ed ~
ALBERT COLBY, aud all the claims he has upon
all farms and farming property.
| have claims upon many farms, but Will de-
scribe only three,-and remember this property il
in the sOutheny part al Maine, near the New
Hampshire state line, where tho Gliaste il so
healthy people live 90 be 100 wears oil.
Farm No. !, 30 acres Of land, good buildings
orchard, sugar place, timber and wood land near
schools churches, stores, sc Price only SljO1.
Farm No. 2, 80 gees Of land, worth A. much
No. !, only II lies further UaCa irDp the main road
and the buildings need some repairs. Price only
si0O.
Farm No. ), $50 acres of good land Oh the main
road, plenty OF apple trees, sugar naples and a
tract OF unoiearea brook interval and meadow,
which, when cleared Will maze this Farm more
valuable than No. ]. Price only $500.
Also about 500 acres OF valuable timber land,
and upon this land many million feet OF pine,
sprnce, cedar bemleck, roeb maple white ash and
other kinds Of valurble timber.
have spent many happy summer months IN
this vicinity. Plenty OF Brook Trout and differ
ent kind. or Game abonnd near at hand. My
duties and engagements call me away or would
never sell this property. have honestly said ~
| were To spend an eternity in this world, would
like TO spend my summers upon these premises.
Any person having spare capital " hch they wish
to invest where i wigl pay Wen without any rsk'
Beecher SAYS in one OF his sermons, The mar
who owns real estate is rooted like a tree, hut
man Who owns none Il like "A fence rail laying
around loose anywhere"
Fol further particulars call un Prank Dressor,
Andover. oxford County, Maine, OF the Propiie
tor 1856 Baltimore Street, Baltimore, Md.
Procure Tickets for BkYANT's POND, which is
the most convenient railroad station.
ALBERT Colby,
TYLER KIDDER, Auotiohes.F
Andover, MAY 27, 1873.
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''I' PORTLAND ,I.f EERG5FSff Oil coprA>,

To The HoHoroh, foaHiH Con.mi,sioHsrs ~ ts
to..Dly ~ GAf..t.
TI'liE Undersigned. Setectmcu ol thr suWA 90
/ Canton, specially authorized FOR THE rur..'
would respectfully uprr-,ut tnat public U"n.,H.
i-ncs and Necessity require thit alteration. r.-
m. .i- In ilr tIuuty Nay re-. upN Travelled l..I
Canton = Village 60 Pom lhu lI vHH of fin.
Au-tm.- and Cant the alterations uuIlt .4 -.l
Count. VS. 300 l-il BOO tur tuSG "i Canton 600 ...
titiuu ut T.. C.. Harlow aud Othci- -hlgii ur u.-.
continued auI tH,t ~puII further IHa.tI4U
represent tl1t th" uli County wtt l'taiu- 'frl .r
near tue tiNtiuB hou-. "i Ou.la blr.- ia S..
than ErFuofi-'s Zoo -afI Canton O. un Iuu-rr ...
qutod Tor public travel auI might Win prop. ...y
be- Discontinued they Would therefore r,t...t
yuur llonoraBlr Board q, view -aid fouics .ri
make such alterations iud di--un.iuuIur,- l4 ..l
pt the same a~ 100 N1ur Judgment common c.-. -a.
ienrr lnd necessary may require
Dated 90 Canton iui- niptu dat % .iuu, i
lsla. jui-
&. l. MutLTON. ~'icc-mru
a. Z. WAITE. OF
GIDEON ELLIS. ) Canton
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Notice,

NOtIce.
"HEREAs, my wife, Mary Ella swan, has
w len my bed sud board without sufficient
cause, this is TO forbid all persons from trusting
her on my account, as shall pay no debts of her
contracting hereafter.
ISAAC PRATT SWAN.
South Paris, June %, 1878.
Oxford Democrat., 1873-07-15
Sale of Public Lands.
STATE OF MAINE, LAND OFrICE,
Bangor, Nav "A. lsI3.

Bangor, May a, 1873.
NO1iCE is hereby given that the following
~ townships or tracts OF lahd, situate in th'
County oi Franklin, set apart for sale under the
provisions OF the Revised statutes, Chapter 3
Section i5, Will be sold agreeabiy to the direction
OF tine Governor and Council, on MONDAY, the
first day of September next, at II O'Clock noon ai
the Land Office IN Bangor. by sealed proposals, u
be received at any time previous 10 said time OF
sale, no proposals to he received unless ten per
cent. OF the minimum price is paid into the Land
Office with the proposal.
The following is list Of the lands 10 be sold as
aforesaid, with the minimum price per acre for
each, viz:
Township number Three in Range Five, west OF
Binghams heDnebec Purchase, the minimum
price liked being - cents per acre.
All that part of township number Three, Range
Six, lying With the limits OF the State, the mini
mum price fixed therefor being - cents per acre.
Al that part OF town hip humber Two, in Range
Seven living within the limits Of the STATE the MIN
hnum price liked therefor being twenty cents per
acre.
Payment to be made as follows, viz: One.thrd
Of thu purchase money in cash, nclUding the ten
per cent Of the min imum price Deposited, and The
balance by notes fSr three equal sums, PAYABLE
annually in one, two and three years, respectively
with interest aud bond with sufficient surety for
the payment of a fair stumpage OF all timberlo be
cut thereon 10 be applied To the payment Of the
notes. Deeds 10 be conditional in the usual form
of state Deeds. PARKER T.. BURLEIGH,
JunStsepl Land Agent.
Oxford Democrat., 1873-07-15

A W hoiesaie a::d Retail by W. = fhii-
IPs & co. and j w. .hhiNS
CO.. Portland, Maine.
Oxford Democrat., 1873-07-15
ASH WANTED

ANDREWS WALDRON will buy White Ash
Timber, for Shovel Handles, to be delivered al the
Sled Factory. ''-
ss-fhe highest price will be paid
Paris, Maine, Jan. IL, 1873
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PREPARED nv
ID X. II. -. + l. 1 - r * co..
Al their Great Medctl Depot loi Il ~ Broad
Street, Providence. X. I. marlS
Oxford Democrat., 1873-07-15

oNFORp, - gcgi-try Of Deeds.
Rcccited April ~. ls.3, At tWo +. VI, and Re
corded with oxford HcCGrus.
Attest: ; r. NEWELL, lirgi,tcr
AtIe... : Il. NEWELL. Register
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HEART . &C
CAN BE CURED
DIR. GRAVES
Heart Regulator
WILL CURE
ANY CASE OF HEART

AdhoHsh gireH up bg TIE Best Fhyste'dHs
We do not hesitate 90 say i viii cure the follow
ing symptoms though most of them have been
declared incurablc:
PolpnGtion Enlargement, Spdsms OssiGcafioH
BoiiV FOrmGfi0n of the Heart. KiieHHlGftsHi Gen
erGi DsbIlifg. Uafrr dtof the H,dyt. Sinking or
The spirits Pains ~ the side or Chcsf. Di--iness.
SiuggIsh Circulation of the Biood aud MpmcHfgrg
StoppGgc Of the dcfiO' Of the Heart
Our agent, on application, VIII furnish you with
our circular giving NIL description 0f the disease,
aud also number OF testimonials of cures; and
iC you would like further proof ltom the parties,
who have given the tc-timonials wrilu thom' and
zee what they say.
We have -old thouslnd- ot bottles of the Heart
Regulator, aud the demand IL still increasing We
are confident we are doing the public benefit and
not tiy ny 10 impose on them WORTHLESS imitation
The price OF the Heart Regulator is ONE DOL
LAR per Bottle, and can he obtained Of our gent,
4. VI. HAMMOND. Druggist, Paris, VI
iv
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ST. JOHN HAS TINGS,
IN BETH Ell;

That he h. Of dark Bay color black points win
two :, hita feet bcLud: is seven years old IN June
1873. j. 1880 pounds weight, and over lsi hands
high Kind and gentle 10 nargGst, ol gQ0p dlspoSl-
ton and easily handled vns sired by the import
cd horse SKY LARK" thoroughbred EnGlsh
race horse imported by an Englishman by name
of White, who has a large stock farm IN the Val
l,., ur the Shcnandoa. West virginia Imported
SKY LARK" Wa- race horse Of great notorirty'
having won and retained The Queens cup against
ALI competitors until It ueGainu h- owners Forever
lie wa. fourteen years old Yheu impaired Ly |'r
White in ISi. and VIA kept Tor breeding purposes
ever ailer until his death In ls'9.
Young Shy Lark'." Dam was thorough
bred mare los C,s.u. NJ Clay, 10y Henry cay ny
Andrew Jf.kssn by Young Ba-huw, boy Grand
BIshayy. imported Arabian. his grand dam was
Of Me- -cngcU descent The dtm OF Young
sky InrE" was brought from kentucky wien
ty1, wears old Ly Mr.. Hoffman of frsnkln County
Pa WHO bred young shy Lafb An' o"h'f
him uutil i-5!.
(EYLON ROWE.
W W BARTLETT
81. joins HASTINGS.
Bv Ccylon Rowe.
Oxford Democrat., 1873-07-15
LIN + OAK .

THIS hor-e was raised in upper Canada; was
sired by OLD Live O,k-dlm lu.l blood ST Law
renee Thi- hor-e stand. ljl hands nigh; i,rlcycu
wears old this grass, b. beautiful red rIouc col
": his avcra ~ weight j. UJ0pound- Is compact
IL built. ami Tor speed, docily and endurance
cannot hr eNcclled IN tho State. The horse ht- 4
record IN which he Won race ~ Montreal IA -.
The reputation OF This horse i- too well known IN
thi, vicinity To need amy further comments. He
will stand Al the stable of the subscribers for the
Improvement Of stock.
TERMS $40 10 warrant; ss single service.
All casualties NJ the risk of patrons. All mArrs
considered with toal ii disposed Of before the
u.ual time of foaling. Colts will be holden tor
service of the horse IN all cases.
CROOkER x THAlER.
Norway, Ia. 20, ls7i ju3-2m.
Oxford Democrat., 1873-07-15
THE STALLION
" Young Sky Lark "

WE tho undersigned hereby certify that the
w STALLION, "kopns shy Lark" Is owned
by n. aud is 10 De- kept the coming spa,1l l"r
mares or breeding purposes AZ the stable Oi
Oxford Democrat., 1873-07-15

sTATE OE MAlNF
OXFORD, ~ s-April 20, 1873.
Then pcr.Onally appeared trylun Rowe, and
made oath to the tru,G VI the foregoing statement
gelvrr me. : 4. GIBSON,
u-ticr u the Peace.
Oxford Democrat., 1873-07-15

rxtroct of Roots and Herbs which almost In
,ariably cure The following complaints -
Dvsnepsin Heart Burn, Liver Complaint, ah''
loss OF appetite cured 10y taking few bottles.
Lassittde, Low spirits, and SINKING SehsAuon
cured at once. r,..t,,.
Eruptions Pimples, Bloiches, hnd an impurities
Of the blood bursting tn ough the skin or oher-
wise. cured readily by following the directions on
the bottle .-
For Kidney. Bladder and Urinary arrangements
II has no equal one bottle viii convince The most
skeptical. ,.,.., .ho
Worms expelled from the system without the
leas Il difficulty; few bottles are sufficient Tor the
most obstinate case. 80, -.
piles; one bottle has cured the most diihcuit
case when all other remedies failed.
Nervous difficulties, Neuralgia, Headache &c"
ca -ed Immediately.
Rheumatism, Swclled Joints, and all scrolula
Affections, removed, or greatly relieved 10y thls
Invaluable medicine.
bronchitis, Catarrh, Commissions and ilysterics
cured much relieved.
Difficult breathing, Pain IN tho i.ungs, slp and
ChosG almost invariably cured by taking Few
bottles of the Quaker HtieTs.
Female Difficulties, prevalent among Ameri-
can ladies Weld readily 10 this invaluable mcdI'
cine the Quaker Bitters.
Bilious, Remittant and lntermttant Feyers. so
prevalent IN many parts Of our country compie'eiy
lradicaicd by the 9se of the quaker Bitters.
The Aged ind Quak IIittefs just ihe article they
stand in need Of IN their declining years. quick
ems the blood aud cheers the mind, and paves the
passage down the plane inclncd
No one can remain long unwell tunles. amlctei
win va BoUrable disease after taking lew bot
ties ol the Quaker Biiters.
Oxford Democrat., 1873-07-15
PREPARED ny

Sod by alt Druggist. and o,aler, ia Medicine.
Oxford Democrat., 1873-07-15
THE PORTLAND
Kerosene Oil Company
world inform tRe public that they contnuStq
Manufacture
Ba,sIana t.rn..n.
Portland Kerosene OIL.


The prevalence Of large quantity VI inferior
and dangerous oils M the market, at chesp PtI-~
many Of which are littr better than Naptha it-vi
and the existence of false reports tu rrgarl Co
the PBRTLANn kEBO~ENE OF, render 30 = matter
OT Justice 90 oursciI e. - scl n 5aieiy 30 oar rs
tnuirr-, that me notice shuuld bee tak en OF urt
facts. Therefore Wc again present au adfcIi-y
nirnt and Would call attention tu the high stanN.
Ard oi our OILS. rHE REFINED PETROLEUM The
lire test of which D. ~; IHE POWLAND kkEJ.
sENE the frc test of winch j. 10 degrees Fahreu-
hei, auI often rrachc, considerably higher; also,
we wOuid ,a, iI.st 80 1re determined Go mauttIu
their long c~taHii.h.d r,puia4tyn.
PORTLAND KEROSENE OIL tOAiPANA
w quotc from ehaI 80 u. : lsll, thc titl' of
.sid c,ptcr being Inspection and sale of Manu-
iartursd Article
>ECI 81 Ivory pgr.oa ard corporation engaged
In manufacturing petroleum. c"ti oil Or uuTW.
huid, shan va4-e t}.N lHsa ur othlr ,c-- D il..t
of to be- - inspected aud mark,'i 10y swofr Do
-pcctor And u any person manufactures Dr cells
such OIL or burning huid not 80 Inspected aHt
marked "a this state. or that has not been su I.-
rp,ct,i tIu mAIkrd a. uil-tir son Illuminating l.r
pose, ue .h9i pay a GHs not crccettay pc u
-ihtre pr Boz iuiuri -oryd -iN months iu rri .....
ilil, uluu Indictment Gurrlipr
Portland, Nc April Il. lS.N. mt-O"n
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-09-18
Grants Third Term.

A Special Dis patch from Washington to
the Boston Post says: 1t appears that
the movement OF the office holders to
secure the denomination of Gen Grant
for third tern, has already commenced.
1t is stated that the preliminaries were
arranged ut Long Branch several days
ago, and it is not denied that the Prcsi-
dent is cognizant of it. Those having
the matter in charge seem to count very
largely upon the divisions supposed to
exist in the ranks of the opposition. and
upon their ability to rally the moneyed
interests Of the country to the support of
their scheme. Under the head of =" mon
eyed interests" they include the Nation
al Banks, the Railroad Corporations, and
large Capitalists. These, they allege,
are for Grant, because under his Admin
istration it is not likely that any'legiSla-
ton will be enacted hostile to these in
stitutions. Another argument used is
that there is no man in the Republican
party, who has developed greater popular
strength than Grant, and it is hardly
probable that within the next three years
he will have a dangerous rival. OF course
the official patronage will be used in
manipulating Conventions and in sccu-
curing delegates. Some OF the Presi-
ident's friends think tits too soon to agi-
tate the question of succession, but the
matter has been kept very quiet, and it
was not expected to be made public un-
til at least year hence. "If Giant
should fail to get the nomination" his
friends assert that he will at least, be
able to name his successor.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-09-18
COMMERCIAL.

AUGUSTA, Sept. 10.
= GOLD-Buying at ITO and selling at liz.
COTTON-The market to-day has been
weak and prices lower, Liverpool Mid
ding being quoted. at 17s@17f. There
was but light demand in force during
the day while offerings were very fair.
Sales, 217; receipts, 232.
LARD.-We quote: Tierces and bbls.,
l0l@ll cans and kegs, 10! !@13c.
COUNTRY PRODUCE--Egg 20.
Country Butter-well worked, 1920 ;
Tennessee, 2O@274. Chickens-grown,
30.
BACoN-Clear Sides, l24@12s; c. R.
Sides. 121; Shoulders, l0t@l0l; Hams
l6@l6!; ID. S. Sides, l6@il; u. S.
Shoulders. 81; Long Clear Sides, 99@
10; D. S. Bellies, 104@1O!.
CORN-White-by car load, 02; yell
low, S7l.
WHEAT--Amber, 81 67@l II; red,
81 5O@l Is; white. 81 95@,2 OO.
FLOUR.-City Mills-Stoval's Mill
The Pride of Augusta, $40 75; Golden
Sheaf, 50 rs; Extra, 50 90; Little Beau
ty, IS 80. Augusta Mill--Gilt Edge,
Sl075; A No. i, 80 rs; Extra, IS 80; Tip
Top. IS rs; o. X. Superfine, 81 75. Gran
ite Mill-Pilot. IS 25; Sunbeam, IS rs;
Double Extra, 50 IS; Fancy Family,
$ll 90. Country and Western Flour
$5 75(t 1925.
OATS--White and mixed, 5000
Black Seed. S5; Red Rust Proof. 81 25.
PEAS-We quote at 81 25@l35.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-09-18
A New Book by Author of " East
Iynne.D


Mrs. HENRY WooD's New Book,
THE MASTER OF GREYLANDs," is
4 press and will be published in
few days by T., B. Peterson & Brothers,
Philadelphia, fiom the authors manu-
eript and advanced proof-sheets, pur-
based by them from Mrs. Wood, and
I'LL be in uniform style with "Dene
8oIlow," "Bessey tRane," "Roland :"
3orke,'' "The Channings," "Within
he Maze" and ali the previous works
! this favorite and popular author For
ne months past, new serial, entitled,
The Master of Greylands,1 has been
bolished in Tie d14rgos5, a London
bgazine edited by Mrs. Wood. IT will
completed for English readers in the
Aember number; bnt, in consequences
special Arrangement with the aii-
|ress, who has supplied the Pctersops
in her manuscript in advance, they
1 publish the whole story complete IN
large octave volume loig before its
blication in England. The plotisIen
ELY original; and is said to be equal If
bt superior in Interest to her other ia
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EDGEFIELD,y IS. c., Aug. 18th, 1873.
To WI. DURsT, p. NJ. Friendship Lodge

My DEAR STRAND BRoTHER: 1 have
received yours Of the 18th ultimo, and
with it the beautiful Past Masters Jewel,
presented by Friendship, Lodge, No. p,
"A. f. NJ It is peculiarly gratifying to
me to receive this token OF. appreciation
and remembrance from my old Lodge !;
FOR if am IL the possession of any Ma
sonic knowledge, it was acquired while
Ia mem berof your Lodge. And If, while
lin the discharge of my duty as Master OF
|said Lodge. was fortunate enough to
render satisfaction to the Craft, am am
|ply repaid by your kind words in behalf
[of your brethren, and by this token of
heir'remembrance.
Allow me, my Brother, to return,
3through you, to.the Lodge, and to. o.every
individual member thereof, my heart
Efelt thanks for the distinguished honor
ayou have conferred on me, blythe pre-
8entation of this beautiful Jewel. And
: you will please accept my grateful re-
a[nembrance Of the very. kind terms in
which you have conveyed TO me. this
Testimonial Of their regard
Yours very truly and fraternally,
u. w. CARWILE.