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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-26

Attempted Robberies.-Tbe burglars are
still at work. Saturday night they attempt
ed to break into Jack Holmes's shoe-shop,
and one other place Of business. The po-
lice are on the lookout, and think they will
apprehend some OF the guilty parties.
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HIGH WATER.-A letter from kanawha
Falls received yesterday announced that the
Kanawha river was quite high and con-
siderable freshet anticipated.
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,LApY-CAKE-Take three quarters Of . emp OF
butter beaten to cream, ada two cups Of whlte su-
gar, one cup OF sweet milk, four eggs beaten stif,
and three cups oflour. wilh two teaspoonfuls OF
DooLEY's YEAsr-PowpEB mixed With che four
dry and passed through u sieve,
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THANKSGIVING SERy1cE.-Thc Baptist pas
tors of Richmond have resolved to hold q
union service ut the Second Baptist church
next Thursday night; the service to be
conducted by Rev. Drs. Curry and MeDon-
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TAXES.

SIIO THE TAXPAYERS OF CHES-
4 TERFIELD COUNTY.-I wil be ut my Office
In Manchester, November 20, 26, 27. 2S, %, and
80 10 give all persons an opportunity of paying
their lakes for 1878 and thereby saving SEVEN
PER CENT. on the amount Of slid taxes and leyleS.
" ". y. WOOLDRIDGE,
no2G-5t Treas urer Chesterfield County.
yTHE TAXPAYERS OF HENRICO
Il COUNT Y u.e hereby notified that their STATE,
COUNTY. and SCHOOL TAXES FOR THE YEAR
1878 viii lie ready for collection ut the Treasurers
Office in the County Court-housc. from the IS TIL
OF NOVEMBER 10 the lST OF, DECEMBER /;
after which time five per cent will be added. Those
Iaying before the lst Of ucccT Der will be entitled
10 deduction Of two percent.
WILLIAM M. McGRUDER,
10 ll-tDel County Treasurer.
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EESINESS ORANGES.

nRUG-S STORE FOR SALE.-THE
~ COMPLETE STOCK, FIXTURES, GOOD
WILL, &C., OF The drugstore 1912 elst Main street
for sale privately reasonable terms. Satisfactory
reasons given for selling. Apply to
GEORGE A. BOOK,
50I cas-. Broad street, Richmond, Va
no 26-eod3f 70.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-26

NJ. FLLysoS 4 CO.. advertising ascnE. insert ad"
yersemeuts In all of the newspapers o: the Cnit6a
Sires at publishers rate3. Orders left at tue Dis
patch countinS-room will receive pr"mpt atteD
f,nn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-26

THEY cURE.p; What cure? AYERS CHERRY
PEcToR AL for cough. AYERS PILLS for purga-
tive, and AYERS SARsArARILLA Cor The conf
plants that require an ateratiye medicine
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-26

pogTNEY.- The public will be pleased to
know that Mr. and Gfrs. Thomas N. Dout-
ney Will make their farewell appearance at
Mozart Hall this evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-26

SAVE MONEY oy having your printing done atths
DISPATCH PRINTING-liouSE. Good WORK, 10"
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-26

LOVERS OF GOOD BOOKS will do well to call and
examine the large stock OF standard and niscella-
neous works at 623 Broad street. Private sales du-
ring the day. Auction sale this evening at O'Clock,
DrOnDt,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-26

Hastings Court This court-Judge
Clopton presdlng-was In session yester-
day, engaged in chancery business.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-26

Books AT AUcTIoN.-Dont fail to attend the
saIe Of VALUABLE BOOKS AT auction every evening
ut 623 Broad street, at O'Clock. Ladies aud gen.
tlemen are invited to call and examine them during
the day. +. B. COOK Aucuoheer'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-26

LADIES AND GENILEMEN'S ROOTS and SHOES
hand-lnatlc-to orGcr-best quallty-2uarauteei 10
fiat ROSCHES's, 800 and 8 | l Broad street
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TIE RIyER.-The river was slightly
higher yesterday than usual, and the water
very muddy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-26

The city Councl.-There will be no
meeting OF the City Council until next
Friday week, as next Friday is the fifth
instead Of the first Friday.
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Z e W. tPIGKRELL. President.
j.. S;. .SSEAD. Cashier.

Deposits Of oIc dollar and upwards raeeiyed sat
6X per ceHt. allowed on deposits. ''lz5ESI
0s.osits seeelTed subject TO cheek without acsice
quo interest allowed on same if not checked ON lao
frequently than TIVE or three Hjaes week. a5 Al 7.
otter date Of t:e,osIt, 'ss 80
rs:,seS g. d., aala OF Saturday fropa r. d. till
fiA. te 2S-2ed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-26

AIsc,a large lot of READY-MADE CLOTHING for
Men ard Boys.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-26

Great bargains In hundreds of other gcods in
his linz.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-26

ScIIooL-sIIoEs, all the styles, cheap at
BOscuES'S, 500 and GIL Broad street.
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snESEM ESES.
RfOZART HALL.

MOZART HALL.
TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER Sd,
AT 81 O'CLOCK:
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
o1> CONCERT
f'' CHURCH, MANtHESTER.
N, rvESDAY EVENING. December Sd. grand
,Sn INSTRUMENTAL co CERT VIII
I've rlyep at Mozart Hall by a humber OF kiSnmohu
r,{s-S a the Mozart orchestra. the proceeds 10 oe
,,avo.od 70 the enlargement OF the Meade Memorial
church, in Manchester. ,,,.os
among the soluisls who have kindly vouneerGa rgS
,heir services are Mrs. TYLER, Miss SWAN MT W. w:
H. GRANT, Professor RElShAtpi' als' h"A1
MEEA. and others. ~ IT,,
Tic;cis soc Reserved seats may be had on Fri
day November 29th, at 9 4. A., 1t Wyatis music
store Main street, without extra, charge.
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wEE TURF.
V'ROTTING RACE g h@A
AT THE >>E5s
FAIR GROUNDS

THURSDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1878.
Stakes. 1900. Mile heat Ton Curtis enters ..
- Al ESloSTE and G. Schuenbcrger b. IN. AUCTION
I;rEE Racing will oigiI ut O'CLOCK PROMPTLY,
after whc there will be Il MULE RACE, for which
there are tive entries. Fine sport may be expected,
rs me horses are well matched and the owners cont
DON'T of winning. Adm ,SSion, 90. no 26-Slf
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RirIllnolld ispatflr.

q as-T THE cIRcULAT1oNoF OF TIE DIsPA1CH
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cIR,;U.
LArIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-26

j, THOMPSON BROWN, Az r. ". a:signet's and
trustees sale of Two brick stores Oh ia" Yves! tiGc
of Brook avenue between Broad aud Marshal.
TM. IRA Sa.iT", 10 4. M, ovt:cca:!nSs, over
coats, and iine line OF beavers, &c.
C. %. FISHBURNE, JOHN NJ WHITE. and
the premises, real and personal property in Al
bemare coua;y.
r. II. CARDWELL, receiver D.. On the prcHl-
ises, rentiug OF farm in Hanover county.
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RICHMOND AID PETERSBURG RAlLRoADi
COMPANY. TREASURER's OFFICE,

az TTE STOCKHOLDERS OF. THIS COM.
TASY will he held AZ the ofice Of tie Company,
corner of Byrd aud Eighth streets, on TUESDAY
thn 26th Instant. nj l2 O'Clock NJ.
THE rp6Ks of transfer will nc closed from the 19ss
tnstau! until after the day OF meeting.
N. ". WARRINGTON.
,o 11.t1 Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-26

HTItENS BANK OF RICHa1OND.
PAD-uP CAPITAL. 49,, 300 0Oe
.ELkPLtLS. :. 4 - q. 0yS6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-26

CHOICE SuGAR-CuRED HAMS at l2isc.
CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
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rHE Z ) E.
Five huud-ed boxes "SEiECTED CREAM y
DAVENPORT C NORRIS.
no 25.Tt Dock street.
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C.,vs,rr.Kn ANp ONO RAILWAY CO.,

(
p,cuaosp. VA. November Ii, 1878.
yr,yIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
1 STn3:KHOIDERS OF THE CHESAPEAKE
AND OHIO RAILWAY c0MPAS1 MI, VI oe heidsa1 1sa
the 0ict of The company In the CITY ot tehmUeu' 5e
u. on TUESDAY the 17th OF itecemIgers 1Sio. !
M n-ruS ESswtd q j. .GAkNEll, ;, IasnNI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-26
AUCTION SALES T7EIs FAY.

E1- On oil sales Of Real Est0te Hnpde hptsisi
the ! st or JGauary and last NJ June TIC t0at& ~
the Irsse7lt ys0r E1ue Ia he Ynia bythe OuT..As-y
d., Gli safes nlnj. betoesn the 1st Of jrvond tls.
o( The ycar the tdreS haze to be pdie - ne ss!'er
(This custom WAS adopted about hf rcr yeNeS aga
bv all the real estate agents In Rchl.ond, ~ ap-
plies to Richmond aud vicnitY.l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-26

The Committee on Memorials presented
memorials regarding the death OF Thomas
Rowland Allen, late Master OF the state
Grange Of Missouri.
Mr.. Eshbaugh, of Missouri, in presenting
the memorial, paid q high tribute to the
worth and usefulness Of Mr. Allen, and
eulogiZed him not only as a Patron, but as
man, q friend, and Christian gentleman,
Remarks in the same strain were made 10y
Messrs.. Dinwiddie OF Indiana, Chase oil
New Hampshire, Aiken of South Carolina,
and Ellis OF Ohio.
The resolutions were unanimously adopt
ed by rising vote. -
The Grange then adjourned until s o'ciocb
for the purpose OF comforting the fifth and
sixth degrees upon such members as desired
to take them.
1t will meet again at $3.50 O'Clock this
morning for regular work.
At-2 O'Clock this afternoon the Grange
will leave this city on the Wyanoke to visit
Charchland Grange, OF the county OF Nor.
folk. They will return early Thursday,
and will again resume their regular sessions
at. 9:3O that morning.
There have been brought here by men,
bers from various States specimens OF pro-
ducts which are highly creditable. The
wheat and apples from Oregon and Wiscon-
sin are really splendid specimens in. that
line. West Virginia sends some woollen
fabrics, which are very tine and as soft and
good as any mills in the country could turn
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GROCEEEEG. Sr

m BOXES BEEF TONGUES,
lU 200 boxes BGEELESS GOLDFISH genuine
cOd--iiot h;,ieE
200 boxes CHEESE.
no 90 4. Y. STOKES & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-26

RICHMOND NDDIRECTORY.-WASTED.
II everybody to know that the canvass OF the pi-
RECTORY is nearly completed All persons maSc %
ing changes are reqaested % eays OF ssuu hoss y
sueh 'i' ~ i'"''' y ]. II. CHAThlGNE,
ttow Publisher.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-26
BACKS AND EANKERS.
TTSTABLISHED 1850.
RANDALL I'll. FOOTE, BANKER,

- 10 UbHONiTWASf N4tW UKk, =
&as7irg been fcr .twaS'e years a member, ,of New
hR-k Stock Exchange and Vice President OF Gold
bttsrd, the highest character Snd experience Is
Sht raeteed. Stocks tSosd, and yRonds. aiso Stock
@nstrsc or small amounts. bought aud sold on ragu
ar c9nmissions @ and moderate ma.gins. Pamphlet
valuable information msiieI oa receipt OF iOc.
:. al 2oreod1y ~ -. 80 s-
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THE EVIDENCE

-.s.... EflDENCE i. .
whether the full beneficial ownershipef the
property destroyed in the case on tIial was
Or was not in the plaintiffs; whether or not
this ownership had been diverted ut the
time OF the fire by the mortgage deed OF
18th September, 1916. or by any other
transfer, SO rs to render the statement on
oath made by the PLAINTIFF agent in the
" proof OF loss " that they were, such fraud
or false swearing rs is contemplated by the
clause Ia the policy relating to that subj
Unless they believe that such fraud was
practiced asla such false swearing commit
ted, the plaintiffs action is not defeated by
the statement lin regard to the ownership
and title in the proof OF loss. =: :
IL. The second question Of contest isi IN
regard 10 the effect OF the mortgage exc
cuted on the insured property by the plain-
tiffs on the 18th Of September, 1873. The
authorities sn the subject are conflicting IN
gases where the p2icy does not provide
against futuss incumbrances,l the Supreme
Courts OF sorae OF the States deciding that
ths execution of mortgage deed OF Itself
;Eielates the provisions Usually found ia in
surance polieies rs TO transfer and aliena-
tioa OF property during the period OF insa=.
ranee, and those of other States deciding
that E is only after diyeIkure OF title and
8 owuership by,foreelosure of otherwise that
uch result occurs. ISL (. ..ss 60,
i ana not aware of any decision Of the
Court OF Appeals OF Delaware or of Virgil
MIA, or Indeed Of the Supreme Court OF the
UniteL, States, determining
s ..s TEE Law OF THIS SUBJECT.
ind must set an the case at bar upon my own
views Of the law and equity OF the ease.
And It seelos TO me that the provision
!, the policy now; sued upon, forbiddfbg
4 y change In the title or possession OF the
insured property during the period OF in
Erance, should be construed with refer |
nee to the cardinal object sought to be |
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WANTS.

WANTED, BY a YOUNG AND AC-
w TIVE COTORED MAN. SITUATION as
HOJysE.SERVANT or 10 wall In au Office. or In ;s
store. or 10 o Stable. Good references given. AG-
dress '' HARD Work. DiSpotch Gficc.
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The Committee on Resolutions presented
a report requiring the Executive Commit
tee to memoriaizc' Congress tn establish
the office Of the Agricultural Department
Of the Government as Cabinet office. The
report was unanimously adopted.
Tn recrorf to
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MEETINGS.
iiEAp2 ' % : KNIGHTS TEMPLARs.
aRDER No. IS.--SIR kNlGHTs: Ny
4 } Attend stated assembly OF the Com ~
,,,onSsry al The Asylum. ST. Adams ha!l, N
nnrnes Third and Main streets. THIS
IT. .iTncs.i.yj EVENING AT o'clock, IN "a. Z.
ts'a Sress Members or the Comnlandery OF 81.
Andrew and soicprning Sir knights are eoMr,eonss f,,
raandcr. !. :. ,n ~ w L,s I,.ssrsin No .lE. N
EYREAT FOR THE .SICK.-The reg.
II, MAR weekly meeting Of the B6ard OF ManaSsTs @
- ,ne Pc,reat for the Sick wfi take place on tk
nAY a; IL NJ. instead of THURSDAY, wmcn Is
ThsnSsgiring-day. i.
nv order OF the President. ,r,>-x,,Ss
no 26-it aho. W. ~. -o----------- o $500
I7yBE ANNUAL. MEETING OF "a
| STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE S9 MaSS9NIc J"
,rI,TTf + ASSOCIATION OF VIRGINIA :
,rjii he held ri ST. A,han Hall on FRIDAY the zV'n
iustsnt az 8 O'Clock T. 81.
So order OF the President. w. Is. IS2NACSs..
M 0O-.G -sDcSISI-NIs =. -.
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WANTED. A FURNISHED ROOM
w mot In private housr), wirbiu hye minutes
walk OF the post Adtress MAN.
NO 2s.It Dtapdtch ofice.
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4 MOE CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.
n The undersigned wants 10 sflI 0SE BALE OR
THREE FoURTHs INTEREST OF The State et
her "a 1873, and to include an allowance for an
improvement on the same patent November II.
1873. and the purchaser 10 he entitled TO al In.
movements on tue original ptteut for q nominal
figure on each claim that may hereaf er be obtained
from time 10 time. An examination TITO the m.rltS
of the regi ter win satisfy the most sSeps!e:! of ti
landlords against fraud over The "sionstt." Any
Information relative TO price and construction ot
machine will be furnished by
Patcn,ee spd inyentor
NO 1aSt HUNTINGDON, Pepu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-19

WEST PARIS H. r. Tuell. who came
home from Mechanic Falls with diphtherIs
is out again, This disease has prevailed
at Mechanic Falls some tins. in its worst
form. Two children of E. S. Berry aged
thirteen and four years, and two children
OF Ii. Il. Houghton, all beautiful little
girls. and former residentsol this village,
have fallen victims to this destroyer.
Srrenades have been in order the past
week. c. K. Durham, and his bride,
who are spending their honey moon at the
residence OF Dr.. o. X Yates. ware sete-
naded by the Bryauls Pond Band on
Tuesday. Splendid music kept our
usually quiet village awake into the small
hours OF night. Tuesday evening our
citizens. en- mdSSe called upon our worthy
neighbour. S. r Fainum, and were coz
daily received by himself aud bride.
The lecture en- Dress. OF Old Clothes
and New" given before The Lyceum by
Rev. J. 4. Se.lz, was highly enjoyed.
5. b. l.ocae " Co. are co nrac,ing for
one thousand cords OF wood for the K. X.
Co.. to be delivered at this station.
The November elections have done
much 10 restore confidence in business
circles aud among business men, and
now il The croaAers aud greenback ora
tors will keep quiet, poace and prosperity
vii reign.
S.dacy Hayes OF Greenwood came near
being killed by q cross bull on Tuesday
last. Hs was thrown into The air several
times, and doubtless would have been
kuled but Tor his dog, large aud power
lul animal. which came TO his relief.
II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-19

mote the cause of Temperance and to en-
courage moderation in dH things. hereby
give notice that pioposu to hold a
series of Temper ncr SocishIes said
5 ii ,bles to be held o,Ch alternate week.
The evenings entellai mtnt to consist OF
X ritations, Select Readings. TableRux.
G mes, (such as A,i'ude, LogomachJ,
Whist. Euchre. Dominoes, Backgammon,
&c. &c.,) with Music and Dancing.
Trusting thai by afJrdlng our Young
friends an opportunity for the moderate
aud sensible enjoy ment OF tue afOtesaid
pleasures We shall do sway with the
excuses and abuses which alone make
them undesirable and bring them into
disrepute. Socable No | To be held a,
the re sideuce OF L. II. Marble on MOI
day evening, Nov. 18th.
ELLA NJ. S. MARBLE. Pres; LoTTIE +.
HAMMOND. Vice Pres; NJ ROSE GILES,
Sec. MARY MELLKN, Treas.
The Uniyersalist Society OF this village
gave very pleasant entertainment last
Wednesday evening There were many
pretty tableaux. mostly by little children.
VIII" their recitations and songs were
he r,su Of much careful training, The
supper, silver lake and dance were wei
patronized. A,out forty dollars were
Melted for the use + The society
The Unity Club will give dramatic
entertainment, with vocal music by home
artists, Wednesday evening, Nov. 20;
admission 10 cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-19

steers OF The same breed that girts seven
feet There were several pairs OF smaller
steers that were matched so exact that
one could not distinguish them apart.
There were thirty COWS. Among them
was one Jersey, imported from England,
which was dropped in Queen Victoris's
The Holsteins and Jerseys were lstely
imported and are very handsome. For
milk alone Mr.. b. recommends the Jer-
seJs, but for farmers to keep for milk
and stock, would recommend cross with
Jersey snd Du ham or Ayrshire. The
cattle are kept in stalls or pens, and are
kept very clean and nice. They raised
this year some one thousand bushels OF
roots TO feed 10 the mich cows. and use
an improved root cutter to prepare ;hem
for feeding. They also use car losd OF
lime upon their land every Year. On the
whole, everything is KEEP, in order and as
nice as time and money can make ,1em,
II will pay any one who never visited
the iarm five bundled pei cent, as MIR. b.
takes pleasure in showing over the piem
ises those " DO come 10 see that farming
can be made 10 pay by pay ing attention
to it. The writer before leaving. pur-
chased PAic of matched two-year old
steers. q cross Dutch and native. which
sre six ieet in girt. b.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-19

ASDOvER Nov. 14.-Rain and sleet tell
here Yesterday which coated the streets
here with ice, rendering locOmoIion quite
difficult. TIE ground is hardly frozen at
al, and the weather prophets are predict
ing an open winter.
The Dix6eld Dramatic Club gave an
entertainment last evening at Union Hall.
The club presented the popular drama,
"Among the Breakers" and one entitled
Seeing the Elephant Every part was
acted well. and gave entire satisfaction to
all. After the entertainment the party
danced until morning. Good music was
furnished for the occasion by the DiNhe.d
Band. An excellent supper was served
a. the AndoveI House.
A religious paper, called the Name
Evangelist. will be published here soon
By Rev. Ira G. Sprague. The paper viii
be published weekly. and is to be devoted
70 the inter SIS OF The churches. Mr..
Sprague is an able writer and preacher,
and we trust that he will meet with good
success in this new work.
There are indications that quite extern
sive logging operations will be carried on
in this vicinity the coming winter. Nh
Wood of Lewiston viii put in two nil
lions and q half TO be driven down Swift
river. Other parties will pu, in sma Ter
lots in other localities.
am informed tha; J. A. Roberts ESQ
Of this town. is about to open law cfice
in Massachusetts. MIR Roberts Is thor
ouch scholar, aud very worthy young
man and deserving of success.
Many OF our farmers are holding theU
potatoes back for higher price. Some
have sold their potatoes for sjN'l cents IN
tie cellar. LONE Star.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-11-19
Notice Of Foreclosure.

IIVHEREAS, Marietta stone Of Hiram, IN the
w county OF Oxford, state OF Maine, on the
eighth dav Of June, A. ID. 1876. by her mortgage
deed OF that date, cohveyed 20 John Mari OF Cor
nish York County NJ siue ~ certain parcel OF land,
situafed in Hiram, aforesaid, and bounded as fol-
lows. 10 wit beginning on tho county road lead
inc through the Warren covered bridge To slab
CIy at the end Of the wall on the west side Of the
mars thence running Oy an I'D wall Northwestern
II course one hundred and hfty PAGES, 10 small
hard pine tree at the bushes; thence a southwest
erly course by the bushes 10 4 crooked hard pine
tree al the old town road thence - south.easterly
COURSE by said road, passing near the barn 20 an
old orchard wall, and by the wall and the old town
road 10 the county ROAD thence by the county road
20 the fret mentioned bounds, with the buildings
thereon; said deed being recorded IN oxford, 50 !:
Western District Registry OF Deeds Book o., Page
20l-NOw, therefore, The conditions Ol said deed
having been broken, !, Aaron Il. Mar, admins
traitor of the estate OF the Aforesaid John Mari,
claim = foreclosure of the same.
AARON n. MARI, Admir-
on the estate Ot John MARI.
Cornish, Nov. l., ISIS. l9-Sw
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Legislative Notice.
To the legislature Of Maine, nezf to G'ser

10 The legislature Of Maine, nezt to assemble IN
January I'D. 1873
TINHE undersigned, Charles II. Gilbert and Zim-
L n l.. Gilbert now Oi Canton, Ia the county OF
oxford, respectfully represent, that they are row
engaged IN manufacturing lumber on the bank OF
the AndrOscOcgin River, in Canton, under the
name OF the Canton steam Mil Company aud they
have purchased the right To erect dams, piers, and
boons in said river, at OF near Canton Point, so
called 30 far IS the 'ipaf ian owners can convey
the same We therefore pay that you would in
corporate us into 3 Company by the name aiore-
said; and authorize and Empower us TO erect such
dams piers and bOorns, and maintain the came,
and build mills and machinery thereon, under
such conditions and restrictions as you deem
nrnper CHAS. IL. GILBERT,
ZIMRI 4. GILBERT.
November Ia, 1873. pSw