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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1878-10-16

Continued, i'll a complaining tone. 4
got the bounce off a freight train
passing here this morning, or 1 would
never "a dropped here" %ssSfsss
elbow long bave you been tramp
ing" said I. a
"Three years f" and he continued
apologetically, " You see a man get
ting nothing to do must do something,
and, as a tramp don't do nothing but
tramp, why that's something.
After which logical conclusion ne
settled himself to enjoy his bread;
This done he took out a pipe ana
lighted it, saying as he did So
eff it's no offence to you I'll just
sit here and smoke awhile. l alius
like to smoke after a meal"
| could not help wondering how a
man who did no work, and was near,
" on the brink Of starvation, couio
manage to furnish himself with plpe
and tobacco.
@You're wondering how tramps
kin smoke" said he, with what IN
man in better circumstances would
have been a merry twinkle in his eye,
but which with him was most mel
ancholy attempt at wink,
confessed that I was ga wonder
;r,n though not so much how a tramp
could smoke as how he could provide
himself with the necessaries tor a
smoke, =,
"All tramps has pipes-that is, all
them that SMOKES" said my tramp,
putting away luxuriously.
GLOW do you manage to get to-
bacco ?" asked.
different ways" and the tone in
which the answer was given showed
If to be useless to further investigate.
aDo you ever intend to work for
your living again ?" I asked, after a
pause. :,
WHY, certainly. Of course l do"
he replied promptly; "that is, if l
can get anything to do. But you see
can't people is all afraid to trust
I don't blame 'em neither,
tramps is mighty ticklish characters
some of 'em. You see me trampin
me begin my way, and you sees
smoke ken NatHmPyynp pipe and take dsr =
what kind Of man am. I was :
clerk in wholesale house in Chicago
When the fire come we busted
1ulE5sks zsssz : -ssofv.sI.s :
as usual; my money gave out, and
had to tramp it; once a tramp it,
pretty much always tramp; yor
look at me, ant got much shoy
as far as looks go, to get work, hav
I? Why, I'd work to morrow if
could get work. But I can't. So
have to tramp"
There was such a look of ute
wretchedness about the man, and S
much pathos to his voice as he utter
ed the last words, that my heart wa
touched.
] put my hand in my pocket, an
took out half dollar and gave it t
him.
There said l, "that will pay 70
your lodging to night, and in tn
morning come to my Office in tow
and l will endeavor to find you some
thing to do"
"Thank you" said the tramp, put
ting the money in his pocket. "Wha
name did you say, sir?"
1 told him my name.
Would you please write it dow
on OF Slip of paper? I'm very forget
full Of names"
l went into the dining room to ge
one of my printed cards. When
returned to the porch my tramp ha,
disappeared, and so had my wife
solid silver spoon.-T B. m an Bos
ton Sunday Courier.
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RECIPES.

Fricassee Of Cold Beef Cut
away all skin, gristle, and fat. Cut
the meat in thin small slices. Have
ready sauce made OF stock thickened
with butter rolled in -four, seasoned
with shred parsley and young
onions, pepper and salt. Strain the
sauce when it is well favored, and
Just heat the meat in it, soaking by
the side of the fire; add glass OF red
wine, the yolk Of all egg well beaten,
and the juice of lemon. Stir for a
few minutes, but do not let it boil, or
like all re-warmed things it will
harden.
Oyster Catsup-Chop one quart of
oysters and boil in their own liquor
with a teacupful of vinegar; skim the
scum as it rises boil three minutes,
and strain through hair cloth; re-
turn the liquor to the fire, and add
one teacupful of sherry wine, one
tablespoonful of Cayenne pepper, one
tablespoonful ofmace, one tablespoon
full of salt; boil fifteen minutes, and,
when cold, bottle.
light bread and spread with nlum
preserves; put into baking dish
and pour over it quart of sweet
milk MI, and the yolks of FIVE eggs bake
TILL nearly done, then put on ton of
the pudding the five whites of COOS
y, with apound OF sugar stirred in
10 be eaten with sauce or rich cream
Rye Bread The american Ao,;.
c'|ttt,'5st gives recipes for MAKING I'VE
bread: | set the sponge with What
hour, the same as for wheat bresd
After the sponge has raised we'll 7
NIX the dough with rye flour. work
ing II well; after the dough has
raised well, l mould it into lsoYes. and
raise again, Bake on an oven hot
tom, and when almost done take tbo
loaves out of the oven and wash
Cnem on top with little brown
sugar and water, and then set them
PACK to finish baking. Those who
like caraway seed in rye bread WI" on
" pG IT.. '6 ne Il in while mixing the dough.
MIS- NJ II. K. says: AS our famiIx
are ~. very fond Of rye bread, we have
lsed. 1T almost entirely this Winter
. $ t LIZ our recipe a good one. It
3 ), lake two quarts warm water
a ,,a melt IN this one tablespoonful Of
ara; then add the same QUANTITY Of
ugar and salt; stir in rye -four mol u
1g a thin batter; then ada . nn max
) east ;as and let it stand over NIGHT to
alse' In the morning stir in m ~ 70
' Jur, making a thick batter and
men 1t again becomes light, mt in
ans and bake, either with Or 1r;t I" -
alslng a third time. A'''oo'
Dt,1ep1i'lgs-Baked ann,o dua
ngs l think better than those bo;iag
7s sH being healthier. Make tbem'
ace them in baking nan uol n,;@,i
nall Jumps Of butter and d. ora %i.9
..meg on each: this makes tbem
e own a nicely To be eaten with
eam' sugar and nutmeg. VIII
Hyeo,,, d..
o SnsG,1s ; Ef ,,! two table.
y uon ~ ,s,t Of rice and add to it half >
a = 81 white WI. sugar, teaspoonfI full Of
art Of m;ii same of salt, one
b. ~ mix Set it in the oven to
HISS or very soft, remove s". rice srs,
3wn crust that may be on J the any any
l, sur IN briskly half a teacu n 'o 20
n 7 starch, dissolved in half q cup 81 Of
.epc~ ' of u can be made the con.
.ba 9,, OF eustard by placing back
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-06
OCCASIONAL

STOW, July S0.-The hay harvest is
nearly over; an abundant crop has been
secured both in quality and quantity.
But while the dry weather has been SO
favorable for the hay makers, pastures
and some grsin crops have suffered from
the want Of rain. But the drought ap-
pears 10 have been broken BY several
slight rains before, and to-day is rainy
again.
Cogn has made a remarkable growth
TO- The Jas, tour weeks, and promises 8
bOunuiul crop, as much breadth was
planted. Potatoes still look thrifty. The
beetles are quite troublesome In localities,
yet We believe tha, taey will do no seri-
ous damage. al least this season. The
apple crop promises favorable. We
cannot predict what the crops will be-
but with good weather and favorable
rains We have every indication OF sn
abundant harvest.
AAAs eAN1N1 Al II 4AAA 7AAAt ~ ~ NAste.+N'N-A
y. H.. -cs. his farm buildings By fire re-
Gently. Mr.. Il. went to the bara with
ms kerosene lantern about O'Clock p.
ID, 10 oxide. TO catch some hens lie sci
bis lantern on a beam or gut and pro-
coedeI % capture TIE fowls, which. or
being disturbed, flew against tue lantern,
lsca1ug The lamp and setting The OF aud
mas on ire The house and barn were
connected, and ,he flames rapidly spread
ia.. an was consumed. Insured N the
Frye5urg Mutual Fire Insurance. Com
p4ny Tor 5000.
Mrs. Fmup Ptuau. uu her return from
"a BURBERRY excursion recently, tel aad
5-oa- H,, hip. Tue Ucues were SCI oy
D--. NLo4e. and LAmsou OF FryebuTg.
Slo i, g wom.a about ltty-1hree years
o. age, and has always bCea = nard
working person. Z
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LookE's MILLS. july 29.-Business
here is steadily improving. The Spoo
Factory is running iull time. with an in
crease OF several hands lately.
We are glad to see the GIist Mill again
IN operation. It's euterprising owner,
Mr. Teb5ets, has torn the old Saw Mill
down. and in It's place built new dam,
which be says "hOljs the water" Mr.
Cole tells ne THAI the water TIA, used TO
waste will now run the mill Mr. Teb-
bets has also thoroughly repaired the
mil, putting IL new bolt, which was
much needed. Doubtless We shall see
the best OF meal and flour as a result.
Sir. Cole. me old miller. says, Il eau
make II as pretty as the best ST. Louis,
now"
Taere are quite "A number OF good
boats on the river this summer, and we
notice they are IN almost constant use.
Parties iron ali directions come 10 tor a
bos, ride down the Lake snd como back
with ''hosts of lilies" and merry faces.
The Mt. Abram House seems to be
doing 81 good business. Mr.. Coffin is IN
doubIediy q pleasing landlord.
Messrs. Tebbets Il Buck are having
their usual good trade, aud we notice
new stock of boots and shoes with re-
markabie low prices.
OCCASIONAL.
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ROXY ITEMS.


ANDOvKK. Aus. 1.-The drouth has
broken anu heavy rains have greatly re-
v.gei yvso, .tioa OF AL kinds. TIE lar
ms5s have nearly all finished hsying, and
report moro than an average crop.
Tas potato beetles are disappearing,
sai good crop potatoes Is expected.
Ene boarding houses have had q good
ran OF business daring the present sea-
s5n. Tue trout fishing has been unusu-
ais good. and about every party returns
wish q fine .0t OF ,r0ut which weigh from
oa5 ounce to Que pound Spiece
Tho Rev. Nr. Pierce of Turkey
prs.,led ia the Congregational church
Jas, sunday morning, snd gave very in
te1es.il1 and minute description o, Tux
isl lie, manners aud religion. In the
evening. Nr. Pierce and his vile al
dressed a large congregation upon the
sauu ,lemo. Mr.. Pierce spoke very
hopefully oi tire results OF the iaIe war,
srd though, :: world be a great power in
preparing ,he way tor successful mission
as work ia lac Turkish empire.
igs. Rlias Merrill was badly scalded
les. SA5o1yb 5y iahi0g upon the stove
an upSs,tiug 8 laaAe;,.e OF boiling wa,er
Gaicl scaljed one arm sud one side very
badly. she $ row quite comfortable.
N-. T. NJ. Newton is quite sick with
typhoid .cvoy.
A isrg5 number OF persons from tins
vicinity sya.,ot themselves Of the oppor-
tu1.ly 10 yisi, Boston and other places on
.as q. I. excursion
The summer schools 10 this village
closed las. week. The examination
showed ;sat the schools had been n good
hands. The Primary department, under
the cago OF Miss Eiua Newton, has been
lrs, c.sss In every respect, and mss given
good satisfaction. The higher depart
nea.. which has been IL charge Of Miss
Alden o.. Waterford. showed good order
and discipline. The studies have been
thorough in oyCgy respect, and tEe tls
l-ict has every reason TO DO extremely
grstofu, 60 Miss Alden for hex earnest
efforts % make This school one o.. he bcs,
il The County. Miss 5. Emma Seilew is
teaching a very successful school 10 Dis
,r.ct No. D. This is the largest schoo. n
town and numbers about forty pupils.
NJ. Martin, OF Rumtord. Is supplying
our citizens with cXcci-e1, iresh beet al
,no lowest prices. Hs carries none but
Tie best oJ-fity. LoNE SIAN.
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You must Cure that Cough.

with Shiloh's Consumption Cure you can cure
yourself II has established the fact that Con
sumption can be cured. while for Coughs, Bron'
chi <, Whooping Cough, Asthma, and all diseases
OF Throat and Lungs, 70 h absolutely without an
equal Two doses viii relieve your child OF
Ctuup, Il is pleasant TO take and perfectly harm
less TO the youngest child, and no mother can
afford 70 be without Il. You can use two thirds
on bottle and II what we say is not true we viii
refund the price paid Price l0cis. 80 cts. and al 20
per bottle. II your Lungs are sore or chest or
back lame use ShilO IS Porous Plaster. sold by
4. VI. GERRY, south Paris; ;. u. Rawson, Paris
Hill.
Have you Dyspepsia, arc you Constipatod, have
you a Yellow skin, Loss of Appetite, Head Ache,
IL so dOh'rflilito use SHILOH'S SYSTEM VII
ALIZER. lis guaranteed 10 relieve you, and
will you continue 20 suffer when YOU can be cured
on such terms IS these. Price 10 cts. and 10 cts.
sold hy a. NJ. GERRY, south Paris; ;. ii. Raw
son, Paris I'LL.
Wells Persian Perfume "HACKMETACKn i
rich and fragrant Try it, sold by the a boye deal
crs
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srArF nE MAINE

OXFORD,ss - Supreme Judicial Court, March
Term. \. u. ISIS.
ARTENiAS l.. HERsEl -. HANNAH SHIT II
And now it appearing TO the Court that the sad
Defendant IL not au iuhabithnt Of ms state
that she has no notice ofthe peudcncy OF TINS sun
IT ordered by the Court that thc said PlainLiI
notify the said Defendant Of the pcndgu'l
Thereof Ly causing an abstract copy OF thIA " ti'
with this order of Court thereon 20 be published thT'
weeks success siycly In the oxford Democrat paper
printed At Paris In said County the last publication
TO De thirty days az least before the next term on
said Court 10 DE holden 40 Paris aforesaid ON th'
third Tuesday Of september next 10 the end thht
the said Defendant may then and there appear al
said Court and show cause II any she have why
judgment should not be rendered thereon
and execution issued accordingly.
Attest. JAMES :. WRIGHT, Clerk.
A true abstract OF Pins. writ and order OF Court
thereon. . 80
Attest: JAMES ;. WRIGHT, Clerk.
j 1 PERRY Atty. for PIN. h3W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-06

Dog days in earnest.
The past weea hss been foil OF
politics
"A good teacher Tor district or high
school can De secured BY addressing this
omce
The excessively warm season has
driven an unusually large uum-eT of
psorlsi,om The city. Country and seaside
resort, are Giied 10 Overlooking.
-Ex Gov. Dlngiey will speak on The
Fiuaueia Question at Buokheld village,
mex: Friday evening, Angus, 9;h. Green
hackers ere especially invited 10 attend.
Al the engine contest, Saturday, the
Oxford en- inc carried OF tho honors-a
purse OF 500. Owing TO the pressure
OF political matter, We are unable to give
reuort OF the afternoons festivities.
The potato bugs are enterprising.
They haye landed on the islands in Port
land Hsrbor, and destroyed some fields
OF potatoes. The streets were so "tnll
OF EN- in some places. that every foot
step trod one or more to death.
The town OF Norway has been fully
represented at Peaks Island, this season.
Among the campers was one tent con-
tanning fourteen young ladies from the
yllIsqe. At the hotels We noticed A. Os-
car Moves and family, Capt. W. W.
. Whitmarsh and family, Howard d. Smith
Of the National Bank, and others.
/ DR. Francis Darwin sfirms that plants
not only sleep, but dream. There Is some
thing dreamhke and ethereal about an
onion, since We come 70 think.
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OXFORD COUNTY
Notice OF Foreclosure.

NITHlEFA>. E!'phAlc, Burbank, cot Albany, m
w the county of oxford aud state Oi Mine,
did on Sac nineteenth day OF October, 4. u. ISIS
convey uy mortgage decd VI add dat, recorded
iu ONiorl Registry OF Deeds, Book lai Page 81, TO
samuel IS. Dunn, then OF Bethel, u sad county,
Lut now deceased, The iouow'Hr dcscrihcl real
estate, viz One undivided bali part cod lot nam.
b,ici six thr sixth range of lots IN sand lblny,
bsuudod. beginning a. A point ON The Crooked
rive, where the south line OF tue -aiI F'Sin !ot
crosses The river, thence eastcrly 90 said south
line ill 10 ,QterseCts The county road thence
on said load casterly til t crosses opposite
20 smsN pine tree, spotted, near said road ;
thence iporlhery across sad Crooked riyer
t. "A large stone on the north side or sad
river marked with q cross; thence west
wardly los .yh tf,c, spotted, about slN rods -
the line between lard oi \ Grover ana J.. pton &.
thence soutlcfy o. said line 90 thc said river
theme, we ,wardh down laid river ga 90 strikes
or intcrsect- with the first mentioned bound OF
crossing. being about ten arrcs, together with the
hs1dinc- thereon. % secure the payment ot three
huuo.rI 1oi'trs. AND the conditions OF said mort
gag" .eci ls,tug been broken, now therefore,
]. tvCrc D. Dunn. administrative OF the estate ~
: muyl :. Dunn. deceased, do hereby, by reason
of thc breach OF igr conditions Of said mortgage
deed, claim foreclosure Of said mortgage, agree.
Sbly 10 Tie statutes loo -uch ease made and proyi-
dcd ClkENE +. DUNN,
Adm'N or the estate oi samuel ;. Dunn deceased.
Bethel. Aug. {, ISIS. CIV
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PROVERBS.


"The richest Blood, SweCtes, Breath and fair-
est skin In Hop Biiters.'
a little Hop Bitters saves biz doctor bills and
long sicl 1ess.'
s.That invalid wife. mother, sister child can
be made the picture OF health WIKI Hop b!tIcrs'
'When worn down aud ready 20 .akc your bed
Hop Btters Is what you need
Don't physc and physic, for weakens and de-
stroys. but take Hop Bltters thst bu'd up contin-
us "
physicians of an schools use MI recommend
Hop Bitters. Test them
''Health is beauty sud ioy-Hop Bi..ers gives
health and beauty
There are more cures made with Hop Bl..ers
than an other medicines
When the brain is wearied the nerves uusfrung,
the muscles weak use Bop Bitters.'
"That low, nervous fever, wan. Of sleep F1d
weakness calls for Hop Biier5.'
Hop Cough Cure and Pain Relief is
Pleasant, Sure and Cheap.
FOR SALE BY \. NJ. Gerry, Paris; q. Il. Wiley
nnFH aT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-08-06
Non-Residcnl Taxes,
In the town Of Parls N the County Of OXiC
f,r tho vaa~ ~

In the town Of Paris m the County Of Oxior
for the year 1877.
III, following list of Taxes on Real Estate Of non
rcsidcn, owner, IN the Town Of Paris To-
the wear ls15, In bills committed 20 John
Black Collector OF said Town, on tbe 5th day OF
June. lslT. has b,on returned by him 10 me A.
remaining unpait on the nth, day Of April, ISIS,
boy his certificate o. that dato, and now remain
unpaid aud notice L. hereby given that II The said
taxes and interest ard charges are not paid int
the Treasury OF The said Town, within eighteen
months from the dat" oi the comm tmeut ~ the
said bills. 30 much OF the real estate taxed as
viii De sufficient 20 pay he amount due therefor
including interest aud charges, viii, without fur.
hcr notice. ut -oI %. Public Auction, 40 the
oiics cf Wilsou & frnWmer Ia said town, on the
}lfh day of December ISIS. RI ten O'Clock 4. VI.
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wi.,ar'. BAI.am Of VIVA Cherry,

The eat remedy for Consumption. This we'll
own rened, is offered 10 the public, sanctioned
uv the ca er.ence OF over forty years; AMI when
e.3rtsd % Ia season. seldom fails TO eFecta spec
OK cure of coughs. Colds, Group, Bronchitis, In
.-euz4, Waoopiug Cough, Hoarseness, Pa'os or
soreness the Chest or Side, Bleeding at the
Lungs. Liver Complaint etc. Beware Of Coun-
-srfei-s. Remember that the genuine WIsTAK's
RtLsl,l OF WILD CHERRY has on the outside
u.rs..er Size signature OF Il. BUTTs.' aud .ne
printed name OF the pr0psiet0rs, SETH W. FowLE
K SoNs. EoSroS." Al others are base mutations.
Examine The wrapper carefully before purchasing.
5leelt- 81 O. bottle. sold by dealers generally.
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In Franklin Plantation in the County OF oNfo

In Franklin Plantation in the County OF Oxford
for the year 1871.
The following let OF taxes on real estate OF
nonresident owners in Franklin Plantation TOR
the year ls77, in bills cOmmiltedt 10 VIM. III. Maith.
ews, Collector OF said iplant non the tth day OF
June, lS17 has been returled by him 10 me as re-
naming unpaid on the 10Th day OF Nav lo1s, by his
certificate OF that date, and now remains unpaid,
and notice is hereby given that # said taXesnter.
est and charges are not paid into the Treasury Of
said Plant'n within eighteen months from the date
of the commitment OF said bills, so much OF the
real estate taxed 81 will be sufficient TO pay the
amount due therefor, including interest and
charges. will without further notice be sold at
public auction ~ the schoOlhOuse In district NO.
3 In said Plantation, on Wednesday, January lst,
f--u M one o'clock T. NJ
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Nonresident Taxes,

IN thr tn,vn ~ Neyico. County Of OXFORD and
state OF Maine Tor the yea 1871.
The following lis. of taxes on real estate Oh
70 resident owne sin the town OF MEXICO Tor me
,carIs lin bills committed 10 Benz. w. StoeAWeil ~
Collector { Taxes OF said town, on me LIN
day of Ar .ust. ,lS57, has been returned 3Y MN
IN me as rem lining unpaid on the SIth DAY OF
NAV, ISIS, by bis certificate Of that date ana now
remain unpaid s7d notice . hereby gwen mat =. a
he aid tsXes interest and charges are not paid
INTO the Treasury OF said town within elghteen
months from tine date Of the commitments oil sau
bills so much Of the real estate taxed as VIII pe
inr interest and charges, will without Iurther
notice be sold at public auction at the stolS Of
Hcr-y W. Park & Co.. in said town. on Saturday,
Ech Iefh. $50. az : O'Clock. p. 10.
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commissioners, Notice.

rlNIE undersigned, having been appointed by
4 the Hon Judge OF Probate, for the county OF
Oxford, ON the third Tuesday of July, a. ID. 1873
commissioners 10 receive and examine the claims
again-t the estate of ally Coburn late OF Inniord
m ssid county, deceased. the same having been
rendered In olFent, hereby gives notice 20 an per,
sons interestc, that six months from the date of
said appointment, are allowed Tor said creditors
60 present. and prove their claims, and said COM
missiOnlTs viii he In 81 siou al the dWeing'hVuse
o. Josiah 4 Judkins, IN Mexico IN said county,
on saturday che 18Th day of Oct. ncAt, ai luo.cpk
a. M, and on Friday, JGnuay Il, 1919, al 10 o'cPk
q. IN. for the purpose of examining said claims
STILLMAN A REED, : Commissioners.
JOSIAH A. JUDkINS,
Mexico. Aug l, ISIS. b-jW
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Nonresident Taxes,

In the Town Of Canton in the County Of oxford
for the year Isl.
The following list Of taxes on real estate OF non.
resident owners in the town OF Canton. for
the wear ls-7 in bills committed 70 JOHN FOfE
Collector OF taxes OF sail town, on tie 2Ist
day Of May, 1877, haa been returned By him To
mr AS remaining unpaid on The 2dlh day OF April
1855 by his certificate Of that date and nov remain
unpaid and notice l. hereby gwen that Il The said
taxes, interest and charges are not paid INTO the
Treasury OF said town Of Canton within eighteen
months from the date Of the commitment OF said
taxes so much OF the real estate taxed ~ viii BE-
sufficient 10 pay the amount due therefor including
interest aud charges will without further notice be
sold az public auction At the Treasurer Office, ia
said town on the 2lst day OF November, 1873, ~
one oclnck No the afternoon,
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Non-Rcsident Taxes,
In the town of Bethel, aud County of q

In the town Of Bethel, aud County OF oxford
for the year 81.
The following list Of taxes on real estate OF non
esiient owners IN The said town OF kcthei for tnt
year Isl, IN bills committed to EhCr Clough
Collec or OF said district the twCay seventh ~
day OF June 1877 has been 10y him 10 ue a
remaining unpaid on the 18th day OF May, 1875, bv
his certificate Of tLat date and now remain unpa0
and notice is hereby given that If the said taxes
and interest and charges are not uaid into The Urea
sury of tue said town within Eighteen months ON
the date OF the commitment OF the said bills. p,
much Of the real estate taxed as viii Ice -uhlccnl
TO nav the amount due therefor including interest
and charges will, without further notice, be sold
al Public Auction at the Office of q. II. MASON
in said town on the 18th day oI pocemberi le1s
az one O'Clock in the afternoon.