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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-27

ABDrcTrNe A BRIDE or the. RvEN-
ING OF HER .MARRIAeE.-A Harrison
b~s9 cofrest ondent sor the Ricsnond
Dtpa,ch says: I'VE bad singufar .&na
most unnatural case TO occur near here
on the night Of the 18th inst, being
nuthins hoss RI les, l4ss tho violent
abduction Of bride from the residence
OF her husband on the evening or her
marriage by her own father. The case,
briefly stated. is about this: Mr.. Ed
mond Shaeffer, highly respectable
gentleman, was q young widower. and
had courted his cousin, Miss Dora
Shaeffer daughter OF Mr.. George w.
LShaeffer. and on the 18th inst, having
procured the necessary papers from
the clerks Office here Miss Dora being
Of age having seen twenty -four sum-
mers.) the parties waited upon a clergy
man and were made one. This step
was taken by the young people, who
did not dream Of the storm that was
gathering under the brides parental
roof.
Tho welded ones were Eat home"
Mr.. Shaeffer having carried her to his
residence and introduced her to The rel.
atives Of his first wife. Their astonish-
ment and distress may be imagined
when. about Q or 10o'clock at night, the
door was suddenly opened violently,
and in it stood An angry father with a
heavy rock in his hand, which he quick.
~ hurled at the head of his new son.in-
law. A quick dodge saved the skull of
the astonished bridegroom from fracture.
but the ponderous fist OF the irate faith
er-in-lsw came down upon the side OF
his head. and he retired actively fro IN
the room. In possession OF the field.
the old man, who is tall, vigorous.
muscular person. gathered up the bride
in his herculean arms and bore her
screaming to his horse, whichhe mount
ed without molestation, and made lis
way to his own house. about four miles
distant, where the bride remained until
her husband regained possession of her
by process Of law.
This result was reached only in the
afternoon or the 18th. the law having i'm
the meantime laid it's hand upon the
abductor of another mans wife.
There was sort Of REIMBURSEMENT OF
the difficulty between the parties, but
the elder Shaeffer waived 40 examina.
ton and was sent on for indiet ment by
the grand jury. The parties are all
most respectfully connected; and Geo.
W.-Shaeffer, the party 50 seriously in.
VOWED. is a man Of considerable wealth.
ihe case has excited good deal of
feeling in the community"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-27

In the early part of August, seven
registered letters were taken from the
mail between Sweet Springs and Allie
gheny Station, w. Va. The matter has
been kept quiet until The rogue could
DO spotted. Among the letters was one
containing $3.50 in currency, which had
been mailed by tic firm Of G.. G.. Gooch
& Co, ut Sweet Sp:ings, to Mr.. Gooch,
in Staunton. Another was ". o. &C.
ceptance for $4,000. The other letters
were of comparatively small value
Payment on the New Orleans draft was
stopped. and Mr.. Gooch has not yet re.
covered lis money. The mail detectives
have been industriously working up the
affair, and there seems but little doubt
that the guilty party will he detected.
- St0unton YiTdicotor.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-27
"A Case of BydrophobiaA

SHELBYvILLE, ISt4 Sept. 2l.-In-
tense excitement prstailsd on Thursday
nigh. and yesterday IN the vicinity OF
Smithland. this county. over case of
hydrophopia. A young man by the
nsthe 'cesBoss" Pyles was Employed IA
doing farm work Thursdsy. and in the
evening complained Of feeling unwcll.
He grew worse. and atioat slocioek In
began vomiting. and his sickness devel
oped in to what proved hydrophobis. -
A crowd soon collected and he became
violent. and was by force placed in a
vacant room where he would be safe
from doing harm. His rawlings became
worse than before, tearing his hair out.
scratching the wallis. growing and snap
ping Constantly. window lights we're
torn out and ne attempted To- eat the
glass. About IL o'clock. notwithstant.
ing that rails had been placed against
the windows and every effort made to
keep him confined, he succeeded in es /.
Gaping and fed through the woods. bay.
ing like a hound. The people were
then terribly excited. fearing that he
would do some harm. They secured
the woods all night but, failed to find
him. They searched until noon, yester.
day. when they gave-it up. Sheriff
McCorkle. of this city. Was then notified.
and was securing a posse when the word
come that he had been found about 8
o'clock in the afternoon. He had wan.
dered to a residence about two miles
from town. He was thoroughly exhaus.
ted and terribly bruised. but strang &c to
say his reason had returned and he was
no longer violent. His whereabouts
during the night remained mystery.
lie is twenty-threc years old and is we'll
respected, He assigns the cause OF his
sickness, to a'rhad dog bite received
twelve years ago. That he will even.
tually die, OF hydrophobia, is the opinion
OF the physicians. at''t' g,g2' ,s
On last Friday evening q little girl.
about four years Of age, daughter OF a.
j. Schaff, near Browns Mills, Franklin
county, Pa, was engaged at play. in the
yard, with matches, and unfortunately
set her clothes on fire and before she
could be relieved was SO burned about
the back, breast and side that she died
about 10 o'clock on Saturday morning.
Children should not be pc: emitted to play
with matches. Hi. ~ - Eono1a
John J. Jaliisop, tho yonng man who
was tried at The March term OF Mont
gomery co.,Md-, court for the killing..of
W. Warfieh, and was acquitted. .lie,i
last week. 1t is said that his death was
the result ofgrief and excitement a,tcn-
dant upon the ling scenes through
which ne had passed.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-27

The difficulty confronting the general
use Of the electric light is on the eve Of
removal, il Mr.. Ellison is not over san.
guine about his latest discovery. The
trouble with the electric light has been
that there was too much of it for house
hold, Office and like ordinary purposes.
Ellison claims to have hit upon a per-
Ccctly feasible process by which an infin.
lie number OF lights can be obtained
from one machine and with the light.
heat and power can be carried into hou.
ses and made available for cooking
running sewing machines, elevators, &c.
Mr.. Edison promises an early exhibit
ton Of his newest invention, which, If
itperfOrin what is promised in it's name,
may we'll DO called his best Wheeling
htellgencer.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-27

a somnambulist in Herkimer county,
New York, rose from his bed and walk
ed n mile undrcsscd with lamp in his
hand 90 call upon his sweetheart. She
aud ucr mother were about retiring for
thc n.4ht when they answered HE knock.
IN astonishment they conducted him to
q chamber, receiving his explanations
IN the morning, and procuring more
suitable clothing for him.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-27
Srarsov,Lx, Ne. Oct 70.

'JFaISU7NLK, Ma, Oct Il 1916.
Mr. II. r. Stevens:
Dedr Sir, Fifteen years ago last fall was
taken sick with rbeum ,tism, was unable 4,
move until the next April From ,h,t time M
al three years ago this fall suffered everything
win rheumAtism. Sometimes there wouId be
weeks at time that could not step one stem
these attacks were qrie often. suffered eve
rytbipg that man could. Over three years
ago last spring ! commenced tskiag yEayrisr
and followed itpp until hal taken seven bot
ties; hsre bad no rteom',ism snce thai time.
always advise every one that ia troubled with
rheumatism 10 try vcgetine, and not suffer for
years as have done. This settlement is grstni-
:ous as far rs Mr. Stevens j., corcsraet foars.
etc, ALBERT CRACKER
Firm OF A Croker & Co, Dlug9ists AMI Apo
thecaries.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-27

The town OF Hinton, the county sea,
oil Summers county. In this State, cam
near being utterly destroyed by The lstc
aood in New River. From tho Moup
tam HerdMs gfaphic accoun: OF the
terrible rush OF waters we learn that fff
teen dwelling houses. one steamboat.
live stablcs.one saw mill and an immense
amount OF other property, were sws D,
away. tsae Fr ~.s.e.f
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-27

Quinine has advanced in price, until
it is now higher than it has before been
in this country since the rebellion, This
is attributed not only to the spread of
malarial disease, but TO the falling off OF
the supply of bark, owing TO troubles a.
mong the South American tribes Of In.
dians, who are che principal gatherers.
They have shipped no bark for eight or
nine months.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-27
Vegetine
HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME.
BosTos, Oct, 1870

DosIuSi OCT, 1910.
Nr. II. r. Stevens -
Dedr Sr,-My daughter, after having . Sc
we're ATTACK OF Whooping Cough, was len in .
feeble state Of health. Esing advised he a
friend che tried The Vegetine, an after using a
few bottles was iaily restored to health.
have been great sufferer from rheumatism.
have taken seYeral bottles Of The yegsiine for
ms complaint, and am happy TO cav il hss en-
ureiy cured me have recommended the ye-
gciine TO others with the same gooa. results 4,
is q eat cleanser sbI purifier OF the blood.
Ill IS pleasant TO take ard cAa ches rlully re-.
commend it,
JANEs MORSE. aol Athens Srr.s,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-27

Senator Dawes, in the Massachusetts
republican convention. gave Gen. But.
Ter severe cudgeliBg. remarking, r.
mong other unkind things, that the, Gen.
eral is much more successful in captur.
ing conventions than lie was in taking
forts
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-27
SUhPRlSln0 euRE.

- 0eea a.-Aeoue twelve years ago. whpe tr.,,.
- VIII YAfher KcmpS Oid fciks Oone<rt Ts,s, ase.
Stsnoy snecF took severe cold and was M ~ -
&C., xiiss II: sS,S SrSSss GO sever. ssss1 q
sSs ~ 49, s9 Sss, sss and rss nn.iy ces- 70
ss s.s g SO IA; ns:s For .h,ss year
~ rssal or9Ans and tnrosi ssns,sivc isst
9agnscst cold would bring On rssh attach issyins
SS prostratcd In this way oonsir Go ner IN
- esseh the severese ever had, VA terrible 80
Srsd The rno,t sxcrueistipg pain In my head Was ~
S0se ~ 10 scare.i{ sb.s 70 speak. and eoasseS
ss Oms end nFSly es,sys !ssi h:.S sya
oerca me an essy victim. whep IN this dsi.es sln,
Sondiuon.l commenced tho OF SAxSo np's ~. MS
CyhE yon CArAnsn. very reluctantly confess a. al
uIcd al tho ndvertacd rcmedes without be- rrrt r.
ntst ooso OF this wonderful medicine gave me ~.
cssest reucf IL hardly possioic for one uAo~r hsss
syse who can scarcely ic1iAss disrncy
snc os ssnsyonps RADICAL Cvns. Under ~ ID
snu ny An occeetonnt use OF thc remedy since nsrs
pen entrey nee from Cssarrn, for TIE Err, vne Nj
Respectfully ycun,
WaLTnAS. AAss. Jan. g. Is,s. '" a.
81 purchased the RADICAL Crnl OF Oyo "
nOGkRs. Druggist, Rumford BaIldins. -
Essh paeksEs contains Dir essfords rmprovea rnAa,
w TUBE. with full directtcps foe uas In ali csss.
lnts LhrouNhost ths Cnsspd Bsates and Csr.tsx
n 1888 poLIEiS 3euerAi Asonts aud wholesale
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-27

There is one ominous fact that the
projectors Of third tenn for Gen.
Grant should not overlook. No ex-
President was ever elected, although
two Of them, Van Bnren and Fillmore,
tried il.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-27
Vegetine.
NOTHING EQUAL TO II.

NOTHING EQUAL TO IT.
SoUrH sAtEN, Mas, Nov. IA. 1876
Mr.. II. \. Stevens
Dear Sir IL have been troubled With scrofa.
IA, Canser aud Liver Complaint for three yeafs
nothing ever did me sny good uutl COM
menced using the Veeetne am now getting
along hrsi-raie, and still usipg the Yegeiipe .
coneluds ihoEe Is nothing equal 70 IL fOr such
complaints. Gao heartily recommend IL 10 ere
fybody. Yours truly.
MRS LIZZIE ". PACKARD
No. 10 Lagrange street, South Sslem Mass.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-27

"Eege'ins," says Boston physician, HAS
no equal "a blood purifier Heating Of is
many wonderful cares, after oil other remedies
lad failed, visited tho laboratory and convip.
ced myself Of iis genuine merit n is prepared
rom barks, roots and herbs, each Of wbiea 10
hgbly effective and they are eojapoHndsd 10,
such manner ~ TO produce asionis5iag fs-
suits"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-27

There was heavy fall Of Hale in
Maine on election day.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-27
Rhcumciism Oni,Ela Cnre,l

Durang's Rheumatic Remedy the
great Internal Medicine. will positively
cure any case OF rhenmAtisnl, on she
face Of the earth. Price 81 bottle, six
bottles. s.. Sold by all Wholesale and
Retail Druggists. Don't fail to send
for circular to HeIpenstinc & BentIy,
Wnsbgton, D. G..
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-27

The blood in this disease. is found 10 contain
an excess Of GJtin. vegetine acts by converting
the blood from iis diseased condition TO a heal
my circulation. Yegetne regulates the bowels
wbich is very important ia this con- glaint ono.
bottle OF Vegeline will give relief. bat a effect.
permanent cure II mast be taken regularly,
and may take several battles, especially IN csses
OF long standing. vegeiue is sold bv al Ding
gisis. Try IL. and your verdict will be tire sams
rs that OF Thousands before you. who cay,
~ never found go much relief a. from tbs Use Of
Vepetinr,y which IL composei exclusively OF
Barks, Roots and LisrIs
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-27

TnR American schooner Jere Simon,
son, from Philadelphia. was burned at
Trieste, recently. with her cargo Of p
9l6 casks Of petroleum.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-27

Fat cattle arc selling In Washington
county. Pa, at 81 cents per pound.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-27

The citizens OF Moorefcld have rails
ed $40 for Tho yellow fever sufferers.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-27

A prairie fire near Osakis, Mimi, has
burned many grain stacks and farm
buildings.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-27
COLLINS voLTAlC PLASTER

and insss r7ca havirz vhst you viGss pey fJr.
soit ny an Wholesale and Fetal DrnyK.s's through
crt 10 Cnhctt stAtce nni CansdEs, EI by Wr-xs &.
Porrn a. I'roprfcsofa~ Doe tosi. Hsss.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-27

Go West, yourg man" Twelve
thousand young ladies are school-tcach.
ing 10 Iowa.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-27
Rheumatisn. !. a Dpcasc Of Me BIOL.

JANEs MORSE, 3ol Athens Stree,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-09-27
SANFoRD'S
RADICAL CURE
For cATARRH.

u purely Ieope1bse OSCILLATION entlre,v
saiike I'll other remedies.
AxS Plant ~ farn 70 seblsesst TO dSss6,sssv,sssy
v.eos. sondsnssd and SSssis WI stn SS 9
~ issr ys,nsisss md sesally upas Cor sss !, 20
s sss ansssssss q vsSdy zSrs, ii Inc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-16
ADVERTISING.

To the device of advertising there is lit
orally no end. The last that has come to
our notice j., proposition to paint adver-
tisemepts upon plates and other articles in
dining rooms, pitchers in restaurants, &C.,
&c. This would be quite as good as put.
ting them upon rocks, board fences and
similar devices for like purposes, and prob
ably like them would be more profitable
to the artist than advertiser.
Recent discussion has brought out the
fact very clearly that the regular well-es-
tablished newspaper is altogether the best
medium for making known to the public
the advantages which house in any line
of business has to offer But it is to be
borne in mind that advertising of any sort
will be of little use unless the advertiser
has really good articles at advantageous
prices. All that advertising can do is to
bring customers to examine what is offered
1t depends upon the article aud the dealer
whether it is bought or not. II firm has
something worthy the attention of the pub
lie, advertising in good newspaper mediums
will secure that attention better than any
and all allotted ways. This has been
demonstrated by experience. For exam
pie Messrs. Isaac Smith d Sons of New
York say
"If what you have to say be strictly
true, say it in a good newspaper For for
ty-seven years nine-tonths Of our adver-
Using has been done on this plan, and of
the whole expenditure all that we regret
is contained in the other tenth
The Wheeler d Wilson Sewing Machine
Company likewise say:
"ln no department Of business is there
probably so much money wasted as in adj
vertising, and in no department are good
judgment and experience more requisite.
Twenty-Five years experience has clearly
demonstrated the superior advantages and
economy of newspaper advertising over all
other mediums offered for that purpose
Mcssrs. Lord & Taylor,the eminent dry
goods house of New York, give their opin-
ion of advertising as follows:
"Of all methods opened to the merchant
for advertising his business, an experience
of nearly half 4 century enable, Us to I'M
hesitatingly declare in favor Of the news
paper. 1t is without exception, the most
economical, persistent, palnstaking and
successful canvasser any business firm can
secure for the purpose Of bringing their
goods to the attention OF the consumer
This testimony is in perfect accord with
that given by other large establishments,
some of which We have heretofore referred
to. And it is a noteworthy fact that all
the great business houses of New York
are regular and constant advertisers in all
the leading daily journals and periodicals
Of that city. Some Of them devote 500
600 year or more to making known their
business through the newspapers
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-16
Won must Cure that Cough.

y,,s sbiloh's Consumption Cure you can cure
,or-sslf II has established the fact that Con-
sumption can be cured, while Tor Coughs Broh'
ch;tis. Whooping Cough Asthma, and all diseases
20 ri.t ana Lungs it is absolutely without an
equal TWO doses will relieve ySsr cni hs-r O'
Conn IL IS PLEASANT 20 take and perfectly laIlu-
80 h. Inc Youngest chilli, and no mother can
sfT,r,l 10 be without Il. You can 1se &c ulI1,SS
81 hotle and IL what We say Is not true We y ~
GpI the price paid Price lOeis 80 CTS anu - y.
rer bottle II Your Lungs are sore or Che I! Vi
bsrk lame use shilO g Porous Plaster. sou -
A NJ. GKKRt, south Paris S.u' lawson IaiiS
Hill.
Have you Dyspepsia, are you ConshpAied, nave
YOU q Yellow skin, Loss Of Appetite Head acne
= an don't f,ilto use SHILOH'S SYSTEM VII
trrJrR Ttis guaranteed 70 relieve you, and
viii YOU cortnne 70 suffer when yoa can Be cured ne
~ n ferns al these Price ~ cts. and 20 c1s-
- r.. a 81. GERRT, south Paris $. II. Raw
SON Paris Hll
Wel.. Pere,aa Perfume "hACANEIACh :
vieb and fragrant try il. sold ny the above deal
e.,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-16

the foundation for Odd Fellows Block
and The contractors for the building,
Messrs. Maxim & Hathaway. have al
ready purchased the lumber and are at
work upon the frame.
Mr.. Samuel Morse recently spent Il
week with his friends in this place. H.,
has now returned 10 Minneapolis. wher.
he has been stopping for nearly three
years.
Mr.. John Martin mas a very convenient
way OF killing the potato bugs. He
shakes them from the vines into lin
pan. carries them home and applies a
torch 10 them. We are informed that
Esquire Hamblen hiss a more moral way
OF accomplishing the same object A
young crow is tethered by long and
sufficiently strong string; the string is
tied to a stake set in the middle of the
garden, and The voracious bird is lett to
seek is food among the ruins.
A Base Ball club was organized here
last week; most OF the nine are young
men who played in the Clipper Jrs. asst
year. We understand that the Club is
now ready to plsy with any nine in Oxford
county.
The many friends ct Abbie c. Morse,
s former teacher in our village school,
VII. be sorry TO lesrn that her health Is
sill very poor. She IS stopping at her
sisters in West WateTville.
Edwin ID. Beemau had the end OF his
fore finger sawed of while at work in
Whitney Il Billings mill last week,
c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-16
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, William Hazetine Of Stoneham.
w in the county OF Oxford, ana state OF Maine,
bv biz deed OF mortgage dated the ninth day Of
August a ID. 1875, and recorded in oxford West
erp District Registry of Deeds, Book ii, Pages l6i
and les. did convey, 10 me, the subscriber, the
following described real estate, VIZ A certain
niece of neal estate situated In Lowell, IN the coun-
~ and state aforesaid, being part OF Settlers
lot numbered 90 three, and bounded as follows,
IN wit.-Commencing at q stake and stones on the
man road leading from James b. FIrnham's TO
NarsnaU Evans aud on the line between land Of
Fisha PAGE and that OF this GrantOr; thence south
on saillne twenty rods 10 a pine tree spotted /;
thence West twenty four rods 10 pine tree, 10y the
tone wall spotted and % the road running by said
wall. thence North by said last named road 70 the
first NAMED road thence East BY the road hrst
named 10 Tie first named bound, containing l0ur
acres. more or less, including all toe buildings
now or hereafter on said land, and all machinery,
engines. running gear, betting stock and mauuiao'
tUTeB stock and other personal property now or
hereafter thsre.s 90. tAeEe.n-5afd iapq tell the
same mortgAzed 10 said Holmes by haSelton y
Till bv decd dated March II. ls7i and recorded
In tbe R.rfstrv Of Deeds f1r The Western District
or - county Book D., Page ~. % secure Inc
,,,,-,,4rt az Iurtc I Ior.aGi Dollars. and where
~ the conditions OF said mortgage deed having
neon broken. therefore, hereby claim q tOreclos.
mr., OF nc saase ~ accordance ziih the prOyis
ION. ftfp Statuie 10 such case mad 2nf provided,
and give this notice Tor that purpose:
ANU h. X HOLMES.
oxford. June -, lie. Fasw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-16
West Paris. Me-, july Is, 1915. Il
Noiice of Foreclosure.

XXTHEREAS, Isabel Manuel Of oxford, wife OF
w Augustus Manuel OF ONtcTd, in the County
morIgSre. dated the frst day OF May, a. ID. 1871,
and recorded In Oxford Registry OF Deeds, Book
III, Page S03, conveyed 10 me, the subscriber, a
certain piece of land in the town OF Oxford, conn
" OF Oxford Snd state of Maine, with the build
ings thereon bounded and described a. follows,
to wit :-On the North by the road running nom
W,lchville TO Mechanic Fails; on the Easterly
side 10y land formerly owned by Mrs. Julia Coy
on the Soutnc-ly aud Westerly by land now own
ed by George SCule the same being three corn
cred piece containing one half acre, being same
premises couveyedito said Manueloy Oliver B.Coy,
by deed Of Wgrrantee, aud recorded in oxford Reg
istry January TO- 1875, Book IL, Page 4sS, 20 secure
the payment OF my dollars and interest and where
az, the conditions Of said mortgage deed have been
broken. bv reason whereof claim foreclosure
and hereby give this notice for that purpose, IN
accordance with the statutes in such case made
and provided.
SILAS +. KING.
n~t,..g r,,1,- - fvlg.g,y