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Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
Al the Varieties.

The varieties closed last Saturday
evening with flourish of theatrical
representation rather novel, having nc
other merit than that OF originality.
The acting was bad, but the uncompre.
hending minds Of the audience enjoyed
IT. a performer was greeted with a
shower of ovsrripe turnips, decayed
cabbage and other miscellaneous arti-
eles, and the audience enjoyed tha.;
the can-can was too modest and the
crowd hooted at that. A few minutes
before the curtain vent down there vas
delnge Of h4ans, dirt, old boards and
the like, while out from between the
flies executing graceful circles in the
air, came an ash pan, a delapidated
looking table aud various other articles.
The closing night was a success.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
LOCAL TIME table.

For Philadelphia Al. 100, $40, ss6, 300
1902 1880 q. M; 12lj, l2sD. 2 ~. 400, b.%6
t0), 9.to p. IN, On sunday, An 10, q,
M, b0o, $40, p.46 y. III.
For New York: 2.u, 100. l0.0l, a. m, IL Ia
1888 .. IN, Limited Express, s ~, p. IN.
For BlitlmUrs auo Washington: lIoi, ..iO
s.35 q. M; l2.b2 p. IN. Limited Exp ress
l.04, e.lS, y. ii. on sunday i@si l. aio
o. N.
For Baltimore and Bay Line; i.os p. to.
For Baltimore and way stations: s.s5 Il. M,
For New Castle: s.l5, q. no., LID, eco p. m.
For Delaware X. H.: s.ioa H.. Li), $50 p.
IN.
Ne Sunday trains.
M; sos, p. bl.; $50, T.. IN. sunday except
Far Delaware Western X. H.. 10, 1870, AIN.
a.sop. IN
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
FIR ~ Pu!iateiphia: la43, 2.o3, 9. 80, 9lo q. u.,
tgJa, l2s2, l02, 400, 420, 8. 10, 6.2o, 100
80 ii.lOp. IN. On Sundays: iata, los
.J.i0 a. m.: 1.3S, l1.lb, p. 10.
Fr, Baltimore: 2l6. v ~ S.biA. m; laos iz87,
80, s.3o p. M. on Sundays Alb, q. n.
s.Gep. IN.
F.om Washington: ais, a. M: l2s3, i2s7,
bSs, $50 p. in. On Sundays Gl5 a. M
s~p. N.
f,otn New Castle: $50, ll.b) a. NJ;
esp, m. NO Sunday trains.
faoin Delaware X. H.: $50 o. M; ll.S1, s.sd
I'm.
f.Vm Wilmington & Northern u. Il: s.sl
. q. III. ll.SO q. M; and o35 p. IN,
From delaware Western H. h.: 500 4. III.
2.lb, 500 III. Sunday train b.26 +. N.
rsAiNs soI WILMINGTON LlAvH PHILApRL.
PulA.
F:onbroa stres, and Washington avenue
T.3J, 500. 1879, li.4b q, m; l.30, a.o0, 400,
6,l5, 900, 100 s.&5. II. 30 q. 10. On sun.
days: $50 o, M; 800, s4b.ll.SO p. m.
Y ON Thirty-Second and Market slfee.s: ! 0G.
100. il.3o a. n.; l2.2b, 400 600, ll.3o p. m
On SGndavs' les. q. II.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
MF. SsO IN lpy u Rsnfemaus

Mr.. William x. Gumby, o very intel
ligent and respectable colored man
writes to us complaining Of the misrep
resentations made In some of the cit,
dailies in reference to a recent occur,
renee at his home. 81 wish II distinct
" understood, " he says, "tha. | dc
not keep a disreputable house as init.
mated In one paper, and that ] am will.
ling to leave that question to the deci,
sion Of my neighbors, white and black.
The facts OF the case were that for a,
least two months past q white man has
been sku!king around the neiehbor.
hood, knocking at various doors, and
concluded to watch him. On Friday night
saw man knocking at my door and
felt satisfied that he was the same man
who had been around at the neighbors
doors and my own included before.
found out however that this gentleman
who was arrested by the police was not
the man who was seen so long lurking
around the neighborhood after dark. /
hope this will satisfy all the parties
interested. Yours Respectfully.
WILLIAM X. GuMBY,
Sl5 Walnut street.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
oUs COUNTY UoUsr.
Specially Reported for the RKrunLrcAn.
NEW Castle. Dao. q.

Specially Reported for the RKrunLrcAH.
| NEw CASTLE, Dec. s.
Court opened this morning at 10 o..
clock, with Chief Justice Comegys and
Judges Houston, Wooten and Wales on
the bench.
The Court room Is crowded, owing nc
doubt to the fact that the Dugan mur.
der case was announced to come up fol
trial.
At present writing Judge Comesys Ia
delivering his charge to the jury in the
Harris ej-ctment case. The Judge stat
ed that the action they were trying was
brought by the plaintiff to recover from
the defendant a tract of land. (Here
be described the situation Of the prop
erty in disputs.)
The Judge stated that the plaintiff
must recover the land upon the strength
Of his title; he must show a perfect
right and until this is shown the de-
fendant may fold bis arms in perfect
security, as possession Ia nine. e.tenths
Of the law. At this writing, lO.45, the
Judge Is rebearsing the titles shown by
the parties In the case.
Annie Mills the woman who was a..
saulted last Thursday evening left the
Jail at New Castle last Saturday and
was conveved to the Almshouse.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
An Attractive Place,

The grand depot Of john Wana
maker, at Thirteenth and Market
street, Philadelphia, is one Of the most
attractive as well as one of the most
busy places in the United States. The
variety Of goods as all are aware, is
unusually large, and the extra prepar-
atoms made tor Christmas render the
establishment doubly attractive, while
the number of purchasers is unpreoe-
dented. The silks, satins, velvets and
cloaks, &C., so attractive to the ladies is
completely over Swallowed in the es-
timation Of the children by the toy de-
artment in which there can he found
everything that the youthful heart de-.
lights 10. Let all read the advertise
ment and act on the hints thrown out,
if they wish to be up with the times.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
Hints and Suggestions 10 Shipper

1 ssssss w. = - S~sAvss" ~ SssgHeh'
Adams Express Co., always awake
to the interest Of the community, have
found II necessary 10 increase their ia.
cilities for doing business in our city,
in order TO give our merchants and citi
zens the benefit OF quick Dispatch
They have increased the number OF
messengers between Wilmington, Phil.
adelphia, New York and Baltimore
They now run five express messengers
daily between Wilmins ston and Phila-
delphia, making five express trains up
and ive down, giving our citizens four
daily deliveries Of goods. 20 do this
they have also put on an extra horse
and wagon, to insure quicker dispatch
in the delivery of goods. They have
also reduced their rates, both on mer.
chandizs and remittances OF money, ,
carrying small amounts Of money as
low as fifteen cents. They will also
carry orders for goods, and have them
returned by first express.
As the Holidays are now approach
ing ! would suggest to persons who de-
sire to send presents to their friends,
not to leave off sending them until the
last moment expecting the express Co.,
to get them to their destination and
have them delivered, before they are
fairly under way; let them send them
some day before, thereby giving ample
time for transportation and delivery.
Even should they be delivered the day
before Christmas 1t is much better than
have them delivered one day after.--
Shippers generally make no allowance
for the vast amount Of freight that has
to bs handled and transferred, that it
takes much more time than usual. b.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
The Mad Dog Case.

Richard Alexander, the man VIII,
was bitten by mad dog last Friday a
Delaware City, Ga full account of which
has been published in the REPUBLICAN
shows no signs, as yet, of that dreadful
disease bydrophobia. The dog wa.
killed last Friday evening at Por
Penn. 1t is said that the animal cam,
from Turkeytown, Md, and that the
bit at that place, thirty dogs and one
man. Yesterday parties from Mary
land went to Por. Penn and recognized
the animal as the one that had caused
so much destruction in their midst.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
PUBLIC SALES.
DUBLIC SALE !

VIII be sold at public sale at the residence
OF william Cloes, In Erandywine Hundred, 4
miles from Wilmington, on the road leading
from Foulk Road to q. II. PaTy's HOTEL one
mile from Talleyville, adjoining the iarm Of
Claik Webster, Paul Began and others, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1879,
at one o'clock, p. m.,
the following personal property, to wit: Two
head OF good work horses, 2 good a.
COWS, yeariing hull. Farming imple- I3S
ments.--2 plows, one Morrison l good 8
sprins market wagon, as good as new no.
top buggy, cart, new set Of carriage har-
ness, cart harness, ouItiyator, l spike har-
row, cradle scythe, new forks, spades, shOv-
els, hoes, &C., iron pump, new one Buck
eye moving machine, churn, milk pans, one
slde.board, and many other articles too tedi-
Gus to mention.
TERMs.-Alt sums under $40 cash, over that
amOu-t credit Of ELK months will be given
on the purchaser giving II baDkable note with
an approved end0rser. WIN. CLOES.
q. Sharpiey, AuctiOneer. l2.42tw
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
QUIZ COUNTY, COUNT.
o.xssn Arraigned for she nur.
oer OF Col. Richard n. Rswe-H.
Pleads net GniIsy.

DuEgan ArraIgned for shs -.
oer OF Col. Richard n. Rswe-us
Pleads net 0aiIsy.
Specially Reported Tor tho Republican.
New CASTLE, Dec. sth, 10.
At ll:3o Judge Comesys concluded
nus charge to the jury in the Harri,
eJeolment case, and the case was given
to the jury. ~
Samuel Mscallistsr, Esq., couusal
Tor the defendant, In the case OF levi.
Palmer, assignee, VS.. Samuel Shennsrd
and wife, admitted judgment for plain.
1878. ~ "''n'
AT lao the case Of Hugh Duggsn
who Is indicted for the murder Of Col
lsichard ID. Rove, was brought 10 trial.
ihe prisoner came In the Court room In
the charge Of two tip-stsves. Duepau
was dressed In dark cashmere suIt
ana there was q noticeable lack OF ex.
preston In his face.
In front Of Duggan sits his two sists,.
who are dressed In deep mourning. Levi
Z. Bird, Esq., Is counsel for the prison.
81, and George II. Bates, Esq.,, and
Deputy Attorney Cooper represent the
State.
DRAWING THE JURY.
The following jurors were refused for
having expressed an opinion:
MuIcellus Price, Jr., James Kennedy.
VIM. q. Hawthorne, Enos Rambo. Rob.
srt Cottingham, James II. smsllsy,
Edward Graves, John Dishl, Jas.
Wright, Lewis Miller, Mccoy Years,
ley, John w. Davidson. Samuel
Z. Thomas, Edgar R. Cam, John Nc,
Dermott.
The following wereschallengsd
John +. Vandegrift, Frank J. Pen.
nington, William Clark, Thomas Toy
Jacob Wright, Taylor Graves. John
Atkinson, Henry Frazier, John Cozzens
william T.. Dayet, John T. Mackey,
Edward u. Mouslsy Theo. r. Armstrong,
Eiwood W. Husbands, VIM. R. Bowman,
Goldsmith c. Naylor, c. Brainard
rerris, Henry Kendall, Joseph N.
Brooks. Edward B. Rice, james Ridines.
Ihoss having conscientious scruplps
were Michael Mulligan, James T.
Webster.
Ihs jurors are: George l.. Cloud,
Robert +. Dennison. Samuel Hurst,
VIM. X. Derrickson, William II. Mullin,
Jr., Charles Newlen, Richard Ma.
loney, James Harkness, James NJ. Jes. /
Ter, william Dudley, Franklin Rast- |
burn and Anthony Reybold.
An hour and ten minutes were cor
sumed in drawing the jury. The
Clerk read the indictment to the Jury,
and stated that the prisoner had plead
ed not guilty 10 the charge, and wa,
willing to bs tried by God and his couu.
try.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
The Fair Reporter.

Rev. A. N. Keigwin and Jas. Ochel.
tree, representing West Presbyterian
church. contracted with Msssrs. Nor
row and Crawford on Saturday, to fur
nish them for distribution in their fair
at the Opera House, and in the city
and surrounding country twelve thou
sand copies Of "a spicy sheet, to be call
ed the "Fair Reporter" A limited
space is reserved by the publishers for
advertisements. The first copy Is To
be issued on Wednesday morning.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
l.OcaIettes.

Cyrus Twining and Wilmer Atkinson
Of Philadelphia, will visit:Wilmingtor
tomorrow, and in the afternoon will
play a series of croquet games with
Messrs. Alexander and Anderson of Del.
aware City. The games will be played
in Wilmington Croquet CIu b hall Fourth
and Walnut streets.
On Tuesday evening the pastors III.
bic class of the Second Baptist church,
will give its fourth anniversary. Ad.
dresses will ke made by Rev. J. Ii.
Caldwell, Of st. Panl's NJ. 4. church,
Rev. Mr.. Keigwin, of West Presby yterian
church, and others.
The 'Local News' Of West Chester
states that Wilmington was we'll repre-
sented in that Borough last week, as
nearly every person accostsd seemed to
hail from that city, and they all re-
ported business brisk and things going
on smoothly.
The brick for the new pulp works Of
the Jessup Il Moore Paper Co. ARE being
made in Philadelphia, and the sloop
"San Domingo" arrived in our city on
Saturday, with 81, 900 bricks, being the
first installment of the $50, 900 required
for ths work.
Oliver II. Appleby well known in
New Castle Hundred but for several
years past resident of this city died
on Friday of consumption and will be
buried this afternoon at q o'clock from
his late residence, 1908 LON bard street.
c. NJ. Cullen, ESQ.,, and wife OF
Georgetown, Sussex. county, have gone
to Florida to pass the winter with their
son who is largely engaged in the cul-
ture OF oranges in that State.
r. w. B. Turner, OF Sussex County,
recently shipped 60 barrels of sweet
potatoes to England, being the first
shipment Of this kind ever made from
this State to that country.
Five hundred new hymn books by
the name Of Heavenly Carols" fur
nished by Charles Seminar, we're dis
tributed to the Union M. f. Sunday
School yesterday afternoon.
John Brogan was taken up on the
streets yesterday and will be taken
back to his quarters at the insane asy-
lum from whence he was released few
months ago.
At half past twelve o'clock yesterday
an alteration took place between two
young men at Lord and Church streets.
A big fight and great excitement was
the result.
The Susie Mccall" stopped run
ming on her route some two weeks ago
and is now lying at wharves Of the
Harlan & Hollingsworrh ship yard for
repairs.
The Board Of Education will meet
this evening, to spend two or three
hours talking over books and school
matters.
Six prisoners were taken to New Cas-
lie Jail Saturday by officers Gotschmer
and Kane. Five we're white and one
,olorsd.
The editor Of the Denton, (Md.)
journal" had four turkeys presented
70 him on Thanksgiving day.
Sentman at Sixth and Shipley is
making an admirable display of Christ
mas holiday books.
Prepare for the West Church Presby-
erian Fair which commences on Thurs.
lay at the Opera House.
Adams & Bros show windows, at
j04 Market street, draw crowded pave
nents.
There was only one case yesterday al
he police court. This 10 unusual for
sunday. '
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
A Homeless German.

This morning German from Balti-
more, who had walked part Of the
distance, was picked up at 9th and King
streets, with both hands badly mashed.
He could not speak English, and conse-
quently his name or the cause of the
accident which injured his hands could
not then be obtained. A permit was
secured and philanthropic individ-
ual took him to the hospital.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
Recovering.

g. W. lhgram who was injured b,
being struck with piece of wood IL
the stomach, while working at q circu
lar saw at the Lobdell Car Wheel foun
dry on Thursday last, is now able t.
walk about, and will socn be able to b,
out again.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
sentenced for niscsxenation

A white woman, calling herself Mol
lie Moore, twenty years OF age and
handsome, was convicted OF miscegeua
tion at Jefferson, Texas, on Thursday
and sentenced to the penitsntiary fol
two years. Her paramour was sho
dangerously by Deputy Sheriff fol
resisting arrest.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
New Ferry EsORt.

The Harlan Il Hollipgsworth com.
pany have new ferry boat to build
similar in general construction to the
Rockaway built by a New York com.
pany, and which left the yards some
lime age.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
The Harris Fjecimeut Case-ver
dict TOr the PLAINTIFF.
Gna.iaI IHenatoh T. . A. . v,--------..
'isi Dispatch for the REPUBLICAN.
Nuu n. .pn,v no O q

New CASTLE, Dec. 50 p. m.
AT one o'clock the Jury on the Eject
ment case, which has occupied the
Ceurt for nearly two weeks, returned
verdict in favor of the plaintiff, the
Wilmington and Western Railroad Co.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09

DUBLlC SALE
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS, CALVES
AND SPRlNGERS.
The subscrlber will sell at Pubic Sale, at
the Chadds' Ford liote!, Delaware County,
Pa, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1879.
Thirty Lancaster County Cows and fz-VH
some fat stock. A credit of 30 days A.X
of weather. Sale to commence at 80 o'clock.
N. B.--A lot of York State Ewes and Bulls
will be offered at Private sale on rec. 10.
l2.6-ti AMOS W. HOUSE.
l.. W. Stldham l. Son, Auctioneers.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
rREAr SUCCESS.

Has attended operations in Wall street dur
ing the puss thirty days From $40 to 20, ,O0
received and operated, and prohts returned o
JLrae to Ell times amount invested. "Puts
and Calls " at favorable ratos. Write TO-
Information concerning our plan whereby
persons OF small means enjoy equal advanta
yes with largest operator. Special terms T.
Insure against loss. Stocks carried on smal
bmargin. Prices, etc, free.
vs. CLINTON X BRYANT, Bankers,
u. .l2-3md&w II Wall street, N. Y.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09

The new ferry boat ''Newton" hal
left the yards of the II. and II. Co., en-
route for New York, where it Is to run
on regular ferry line.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
. II. ROBINSON d CO.
BANK ERS & BROKERS
N. Il. Cor. Fourth and MnrAet.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
U. 5. FOURS FOX SALE.


SILVER BOUGHT AND OLD.
Philadelphia, New ierk and ston stock
bought and sold on commission. Every iacii
les afforded for persons 10 sell or invest IL
stocks or bonds. let20-y
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09

v OST.-On Sunday, a. m, on Seventh be-
l 4 tween Shipiey and West streets, a lap
blanket. The finder will be suitably reward
ed on leaying 1t at the boarding stable on
Shipley between Seventh and Eig hth streets.
llgItk
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
MARRIED,

SCHAFFNER- R-NORRIS.-On November 4
by Rev W. q. Robinson, at No. 6lb Welst
street, Chester, Pa Mr.. John IL. schaftne
and Miss Sarah J. Norris. Both Of vii
minRtCn
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09

$500 Of s 'Rs psry a;''' Dnf pna
ties that committed highway robbery and at.
tempted to commit murder on the body Of
Milard T. Tot, on Saturday evening, about
s o'clock, the sth day OF November, 1s7s, near
Pennsylvania avenue and Clayton streets.
Hit J. p. ALMOND, Mayor.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
Ell.

WYNaNS.-On the 7th instant, Henrietta
A, wife OIL. !. Wynans, in the iiity.second
year Of her age.
Friends are invited to attend tho funeral,
at Grace NJ. f.. church, on Wednesday alter.
noon, at = O'Clock Leave tho residence, 1l5
W. Eleventh street, at las O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
TOYS.

TOYS.
TOYS Toys TOYS ys.
DDLLSt DOLLS DOLLS
BOA MARKET STREET, Go4,
ADAMS * BRO. ADAMS Il BRO
Dol Carriages, Velocpedss, Wheelbarryws
and Express Wagons.
I'm TOYS IN EVERY VARIETY
Mgch.n al and Domestic Toys.
EoIas and Games, Mask. Oct Pictures
GILT End LACE PAPER AND TREE
ORNAM ENTs.
1t wouIl he impossible to enumerate our en-
tire stock Ct
TyYs. TOYS TOYS
But it will pay to give us call.
The second story T0om which Is III feet deer
and "a feet wide is stocked with toys
aLd holiday g,ods exclusively.
DRY COLDS. EpOIS AND SHOES,
CrorGcrywarc, TLuwars, Carpets, OIL Cloths,
And general line Of
HUI-SLH Id GOODS,
On the first os.'
Remember The place,
ADAMS & BRO, ADAMS Il BRO.,
l2-c.t.ll so4 MARksl STREET.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
RROK EKS.
Elliott. Johnson E. Co.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,

u. ). Government Gonds bought and sold
or EXCHANGED at current rates
Cash ready for good first mortgages.
All local securities bought ana sold.
Philadelphia, New York and San trauc.ss
stocks and bonds boue nt and sold aai
carried on margin.
Direct private wire from our Office to the
New York and Philadelphia Stock Exchange.
Quotations furnished simultaneously with
the sales being made at those exchanges.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
DRANDYWInE MILLS QUOTA
ID TlONS.
W. q. PENNyPACKER ACO..

TsuccesSor6 70 ]. Z. Price Oo,)
Hest Patent ttour. r............,..,,sS ,sS 25eIg 2s
Oholco Family Flour. o.OUsIs. .OC
uD0ice SupaTDnc.. c................... b.0Glb. .0C
We ere paying to-day for strictly chelce
Wheat, $l.be; Bran. SO; choice Corn, b5
1919 W. q. PENNBPACkER d co.
WILMINGTON MARkET.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
THIRD EDITION.
OUR COUNTY COURT.
Prtsoaers Disc charg ed-Mr. Vnnde.
grirt Admitted 10 the Bsr-A Mo-
tiou for "a New Trial In tue tJsSl-
,neut Case-Trial OF Hugh pagan.

New CASTLE, Dec. s, 1879
The following prisoners were ordered
by the Court to be released IRON prison,
their terms having expired Philip
Doilard, Henry Mclntire, Wm. Cusi1k,
Robert Simmons, Eliza Truit aud James
Kehnard.
Sullivan od.ld, James Trus'y, Pc
ter Gooseberry, William Prisby, Sarah
L. Frazer, william Bachus, John Clark
and James Johnson were ordered to be
released from Jail IN December 2ith'
Alfred IcCracken, James Croker ana
John BrodsD, whose terms expire on
december 25th, will be released in tins
to psrtake OF Christmas dinner.
At half past one Court took a recess
until three O. clock.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

NHDNEY TO LOAN ON GOOD FlRSl
Vk Mortgage In sums Of $1,000 and up
wards. Ci'y or country property.
GEO. X. TOWNSEND,
12e.3ts GIG Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-09

l2.c.t.l-1 so4 MARkEl STREET.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-01
Stafe OF Minnie.

OXFORD, SIS = Court Of County Commissioners
Nay Term, 1873.
UTHEREAS, the County Commissioners of said
w County Of Oxford, on petition of III. X.
GOODWIN and others, as provided In section one,
chapter eighteen, OF the revised statutes did, ON
the - day of -, A. ID. 1878, in pursuance OF
section 81 chapter Is Of the revised statutes lay
out a highway or road. over lands in the unincor'
porated townships known as township No. D,
Range l.; aud letter "C"; tracts OF land in said
county, not within any town or plantation requir.
ed by law 10 raise money, 10 make and repair
highways, notice being given for a hearing on
said petition provided by section thirtythrce OF
SAID chapter Of the revised statutes, they did in
compliance with section four OF said chapter, per-
form the duties required 10 lay out said road com
mencing at Sunday Cove, on Umbagog Lake, In
township No. 8. X. 1. over lands to the western
steamboat wharf, near Anglers Retreat, IN SAID
letter &C" township; and now said county Com
missloners, on this 1ith day Of May, 1879 being a
day Immediately after the location Aforesaid, do
hereby ossess on the lands in said township the
sum of Three Hundred Dollars, and do adiudge
said amount necessary for making, opening and
paying expenses attending said road, and for the
purpose OF raising tax to make, open and paw
expenses attending said road. We do therefore
divide said township Into as many divisions ne
are equitable conforming as nearly as Is convenient
TO known divisions and separate Ownerships, and
do upon each exclusive OF lands reserved for
public uses, a sum proportonate TO the value
thereof, duly regarding the bcno1is likely to re.
suit to said divisions by the establishment OF SAID
road, not regarding said assessment upon said
township as unreasonably burdensomo TO the own
eTs thereof,we assess the sum necessary, atoIe-
said. for making, opening and paying expenses
attending said road on the lands In said township,
10 wit
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-07-01
Noiice Of Foreclosure.

yITHEREAS, Freeman Cushman OF oxford. 10
w our county Of oxford, by hrs deed dated the
twenty second day OF May, A. d. 1870, and record.
Ell in oxford Registry Of Deeds, Book III Page
50. conveyed to me the undersigned, ~ mortgage.
a certain tract parcel OF land, situated IN sail
q ford. and being lot numbered eleven in The
fourth range and the second division Of lots a..
cording 30 the plan OF Alexander Greenwood and
being the same premises said Cushman purchased
of his father. Eeaker ca, hmau, AMI being the
homestead farm where the said Freeman Cu-h.
man resided for many years, with I.l tle prgi-
lege- and appurtenance- thereto belonging, con.
tanning one hundred eighty-sesen acre., more or
iess-ard The Eonditi1us 81 said mortgage having
bee broken, 1 hereby claim, boy reason thereof
A foreclosure ot said mortgage agrenabif tJ tlc
statutes In such case male aud provided.
PAM J.. II. HOLMES
Oxford. June %. 4. u. ls79