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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-20

TIE -NeWs 0nd Couricr estimates
that out of sixty-onc delegates elected
from different counties thus far. thirty
four arc for IIagood, nine for Gary
and eighteen are anti-Gary. The full
convention will number one hundred
and fitty-cight delegates, and eighty
votes will be necessary to secure Il
nomination in full convention.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-20

l'El""ArES TO TllH CHARLESTON
County Convention have been elected.
The seventh ward instructed for Gary,
and The other wards left their delegates
free,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-20

See to it that your child meets
with no neglect; when sick, use for
the diseases Of babyhood Dr.. Bulls
Baby Syrup-it never disappoints.
Pricc 25 ccnts. ''
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-20

THE Nhw ioHK Tc,0M still booms
for Ilamiitun Fish.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-20

But slioYr TIME NOW lNTERvENEs
before The meeting Of the June Con-
vcntion in Columbia. Although il
seems thus far that majority in the
Convention will be opposed to State
nominations ut that time, still it is not
well to he too secure about this mat
ter. The mere existence of such an
impression may lead to curclcssncss on
tho part Of tho people. 1t bchoovcs
those who oppose these early nomina-
tions to be on tic alert, and to- make
the issue for the good OF tho party and
not IN The interest Of any individual
candidate. The election is long
way of, and National politics have
not been set aglow. Why South
Carolina should wish to be prccipitatc
we cannot understand The farmers
arc engaged in getting fairly started
the heaviest and most expensive crop
they have pitched in years, and they
should be let alone. until laying by
season. AS they constitute the vast
prcpondcrancc of voters in the State,
politics should be made to wait a
while on them.
Much the best time to rcorganizc i
while all The candidates are in the field
Each hopes to receive the nomination,
and he naturally strives to solidiiy the
party in order TO make his nomination
equivalent TO an election. But after q
ticket has been chosen, enthusiasm is
more political than personal, and the
party must be made compact in order
to WELD il for any man. All the
members Of the party having prcvi-
ously been drilled to unite solidly in
the nomination, they can be rallied
solidly to tho support OF any good SET
OF men. The paucity Of openly avow-
ed candidates at the present time is
evidence that neither the people nor
the aspirants believe that nominations
are near at hand. Selections made
now would, whether justly or uniustly,
be open to tho accusation that they arc
not the free untram,nclcd choice ofthc
people. lfany candidate is positively
strong now, he should be equally
strong III August. And as the party
desires none but the strongest stand
ard-bcarcrS, it should be very careful
to secure Il free conference from all
parts Of the State in order 10 secure
its ends. We trust that the friends
OF all the candidates, laying aside all
personal motives. will make postpone
mcnt unanimous. The call Of the
committee was II mistake honest, VIC
doubt not, but mistake nevertheless.
fortunately it has not yet done any
APPARENT lNmnuc.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-20
SPEQJEALTlES,

sirabe shades. wv cummings IL Ill 'ne ne" ana de-
@ 0aa @ Ies % u6ns Black Cashmere light weight Spring Sum-
Len Pieces Lattice Lawns, something new.
Omo p 1uckng at 80 cents yard cents
everywhere. Ae Nv oo 'oa's per hd' worth $l26
Another lot OF fine Marselles Spreads OF 5000
coors ~ "o'o' q" - cehtsa Jon-warranted fast
un wss as usns MI commencing per yard
Two Pieces India Null Muslin out at 25 cents worth 10 t
SOMETHING NICE
and Buttons DESIGNS ~ o'e' oleIe Lace rnchln8
b es @ Lot OF beautiful just received and to be- sold
y. =. n1IMMAUaH, .
april % ~ 0ANuoWieogeo Leader ot Low Prices, ls
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-20
see NES ~ MONACO.
Details of tho Explosion Mt Monte Carlo
The Internal Machine Conccnlcd Behind
tho Clock "A Scene Of Confusion.

Details Of tho Explosion Mt Monte Carlo
The Infornal Machine Concealed Behind
tho Clock "A Scene Of Confusion.
MONTE CARLO, April %, 1SS0.-At
ten O'Clock last night Monte Carlo OK
pcricnccd sensation such as it has
never known before during its oxis-
tcncc rs headquarters for gaming.
a most daring attempt at robbery was
made under cover of the explosion of II
bomb in tho main gaming room, by
which most of the lights were cxtin-
guishcd and all the officials and spccta-
tors driven from one Of the t,ente ct
qU0ranfe tables.
AS usual on Saturday the number of
visitors was greater than ut any other
time ofthc week, and, although "thc
season" is practically over, there are
many hundreds Of foreign visitors in
Nice, Mcntonc and Monaco. The soft,
balmy air and the exquisite beauty of
the evening attracted large crowd to
Monte Carlo to gamble, flirt, prone
made and listen to the concert. There
were several high players at the gam
bling tablcs-one of whom had won
200, ,O00f. the day beforehand consc-
qncntly the crowd was rather inclined
to throng tho rooms where, amid con-
stant requests Of "Faitcs vos jcux,
mcssicurs," followed by the monoto-
nous "lsicn ne va plus" the votarics OF
chance were stalking thousands upon
the turn Of Il card or the eccentric gyra-
tons Of an ivory ball. At every table
there were numbers Of spectators as
well as players, and the gallcric-as
the throng ofbystandcrs is callcd-was
three and four deep. Especially was
this the case at the trentc ct guagunte
table the farthost from tho entrance
where play was highest. The concert
was near its close, and, as tho tinnl
strains Of Strauss "Chronique Won.
noisc"..valso wero Played the conccr,
room was nearly wholly abandoned
for the greater excitement of watching
tho high play.
| TIE PALACE OF CHANCE.
To fully understand what followed
q sketch of the gaming rooms is ncGcs
sary. The Casino building consists o.
two parts, one containing the gaming
tables, tho other and larger part being
devoted to tho concert room, reading
rooms, vestiaircs, offices, vaults and
cash room. The wing containing tho
tables is only single story in height
set upon q high basement. 1t is In tho
old Moorish style Of architecture, ant
most ofits roofconsists of heavy col
orcd glass.
The rooms are lighted by scvcra
gas chandeliers and brackets, and tho
tables have q swinging chandelier a
each end, containing four lamps burn
ing oil. On tho mantelpicce stood {
large, massive bronze and gilt clock
several candclabras and two vcr,
J heavy Japanese vases. Tho Windows
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-20
SHOES.

We would call the attention of the pub
icto our large stock OF Ladies', Gents,
Misses and Childrcn's Shoes, which we
arc now dlsposing of at remarkably low
price. Give us call before you pur-
can suit you in quality, style and price.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-20

large stock of Gents Furnishing
Goods for the Spring trade. Call and be
suited" w
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-20
IN SEARCH OF TIE CULpR1Ts.

The first question naturally is,
"W no could have done it?" The adj
ministration-thut is, tho managers of
the Casino profess to bclicvo that it
was done as an act of vengeance i'll
stead of robbery, and they claim that
no money was taken. Tho hypothe-
sis is absurd and the claim false, for I
myself saw a considerable amount tax
en- Mt least three or four minutes after
the explosion. But it is natural that
the administration should wish to dis
courage tho idea ofrobbcry, so as not
to encourage any repetition Of the at-
fair. The crOupicrs and other en-
plovts arc not to he blamed for run
ming away, for several Of them We're
badly cut, and MS they arc not paid to
have their heads blown off it is only
reasonable that they should have stood
not upon the order Of their going.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-20
TRUNKSAND VALISES.
AN EARLY CALL

will repay ladies'. Wo ask You only to
come TO see our stock and to hear the
prices, and If you do not find it to your
advantage to buy, we will not ask YOU to
do so.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-20

Of all kinds and of the best ouolity
Mt tho lowest possible figures. Cali early.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-20

The Hebrew and Christian con-
gregations at Cuthbcrt, Ca, worship
cd together recently. DR.. Benson, a
rabbi, preached there OH Sunday of
last week in the Presbyterian Church,
and tho Cuthbert correspondent of tho
Arlington AdUance so ys the church
choir furnishing the music. The doc
tor based his discourse upon part of
the first chapter of Jonah, and for
nearly two hours eloqucntly and learn
cdly spoke Of the sins and errors of
the nineteenth century. IIe touched
upon evils in matters of religion, poll
tics. commerce, ETC., and portrayed
Vlvldly the condition Of society in ETY.
rope which was rapidly becoming nor-
meated with the spirit of FREQ thought
that would ere long crumble into dust
every proud throne in continental Eli
rope.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-20

"A Town BURNT.-A fire broke out
at twelve O'Clock on Friday in the car
works at Milton, Pa, and heavy
northwest wind prevailing, it was I'M
possible to check the progress of the
flames until tho entire business portion
OF the town was destroyed. 1t is csti-
mated that four hundred buildings
were burned, including all the church.
cs, hotels, banks, newspaper offices,
the gas works and depot. Assistance
came from Sunbnry, Danvillc, Will
Transport, Lcwisbnry and Watson
town. Several bodies have been re-
covered, but they are burned beyond
recognition. Two hundred and fifty
families have been rendered homeless,
and are camping out in the fields.
Supplies of provisions and clothing are
needed at once. 1t is impossible to
estimate the loss at present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-02
sherin's Sale.
STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY OF OXFORD, IS:
TAKEN on rxeeI ion, and will be sold oy pub
lie auction. IN the first day of Deceuber, A ID
lssO ~ ten O'Clock in the forenoon al the ONCE OF
Enoch Foster, jr., in Bethel IN said County OF
ONicrd ali tue right Ia CQItty which Eber Clough
OF Bethel. h. the County Of OAio"', had on the
eighteenth Gay OF February, \. u. lssO. nj three
O'Clock IN the afternoon, when the same was
attached 80 The original writ, to redeem the FOL
Low ing described morigaged real estate, situated
in Beth IA tie County "f Oxford. bounded as
follows 10 Wit:-NoTth By land vi Eben =. hi
bourne and land formerly owned b. 4. j. Larry
and lard of Moses VI Russsl: on the west ny land
OF the h.ir- vi issb Rowe: on the south ov land
10 mer!s Owned 10y Caleb Rowe and 10y him
dseiei 10 said ca ugh. and ty land known as The
Edward Goddard stABd. 80 called; anil On the
east bv land of y +. Tue, aud lard formerly
owned b. 5. II Chapman; the shove name'i
premises being The same premises de ded 10 said
Tough by Moses +. Cross 10y deed dated April 2.
1885 and recorded ia OAiori Registry OF Deeds.
book rs page ). roptaIuiug about thirty acres,
more or less. With the buildings thereon said
premises being subj, CT TO, and said right OF re-
temutinn sItstiug by virtue of, a mortgage deed
given BY the said Eber Clough To the Trustee. OF
The Woodland Cemetery, dated March 18Th, 1861,
recorded in oxford Registry Of Deees, book lSi,
page "A, and upon which there Is nov due about
- 60 CYRUS II. wORMELL,
deputy Sheriff.
Dated hi. I'D day Of October, A. d 1850.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-02
New Advertisements.
sh~ria's sale.
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, 80: ,,N.,A
TINAkEN on execution. and viii be SOLD oy pun
i lie auction, on the eleventh day OF Decenoer
4 D. $50 Al Que o'clock in the afternoon ~ Ih'
Ofcp Of seth ". Fife IN Fryeburg IN said coshiy
al he right 10 equity which OrIin Charles OF
fryehUrg 10 ghe County OF OXFORD hss, ., h@u ~.
ths l!tb day of November, u. ISIS when LoS
same xas attached he origin 81 Writto reue' IA
the follow ing ds-crIhsd mcrgaged real estates
uatsd In Ery burg IN sald con- " consisting "a
tuoparceIs the dIs. parcel bsIos IS hzt i kno" p
a. lte kutitrs -IsLd. consisting OF bG3l.nea ahu
cut lC-e e. lrIe, ard D. he ssnc ftede0 10 :. Z
tsIs GAY - Dexter slker Teielence beirs u g
% I'D caed ior further ccsc1ipuOni tbe Oshv =
par Gel ctrsi.is OF shout fourteen acIcs a lhrt.
adjoining he frs named arcel. ard . me zane
land thar las decided % mo oy Elizabeth hef.
til ty her %, Ell o4ied April tenth, laR, BENG a.,
cad Laoeih dseoed 20 ne BY the above nan.eC
ceeC except Tie buildings snd one acre "a lahd
hat have this GAY deedtc 20 Dexter WAksr.
L. u. OS6OOD, Deputy Sheriff.
Dated Frye6urg, Ne, October ~, leso.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-02
TRUNK R. R
Inter Arrangement.

winter Arrangement.
On and alter Oct. II, and until further notice
trsias " in run follows:
GOING WEST.
Express trains for Lewiston, will leave Portland
q, 10 a m, ~ Is and 5 is p m
FOR south Paris, Norway. Montreal, chicago
and the West, will leave Portland Al 80 p. M.
Lewiston 81 !; %. NJ IA Gorham Al s.sop M.
Mixed trains for south Paris. Norway snd Cor
ham will leave Portland ar : rs q. IN and :eO
1n and south Paris st II 45 m and 20 y. N
M xrd for leland Pond leaves 6orham NJ ~
y. IN.
GONG EAST.
Exprs = trains FOR Portland vii leave Lewis
ION a, 10 an, / 81 and IS p. N.
=, squih Paris, Norway, Lewiston, foftI9nd
an5 Roston leave Island Pond AZ . 10 a. M, COR.
IAN ~ IS =. IN South Paris AZ 10 ~ a. M ana
Norway ~ 10 - 4. IA -,
wixsd trans Tor Portland and Lewiston WI.
I've (,oFnAin ~ 3:Oa- m. and ii - a. N, ahu
sontb Paris al 6 20 a. N and , % IA. -.
Nixed for Gorham leaves Island Pond al IL so
a. - ,,..,.s ...-..
JOSEPH HICkSON, General MANAGER
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-02

OXFORD. ss:-Ai Q Court OF Probate held
Ps.Is, within and tor the County OF Oxfor on
the thnd Tuesdsv of Oct, A. ID. 1850,
NVyILLIAM WOJpSUM, Executor on the
w estate of Hm. B Walton, late Of Peru N
said cour ~, deceased. having presented his &C
oOuIt OF administration OF the estate OF said de-
ceased for allowance:
ORDERED, That the said Executor give notice
10 ali persons interested by causing copy OF
this order 10 be published three weeks successfully
in the OxfOrd Democrat printed al Paris that they
may appear at a Probate Court to be held at Paris
in said County on the third Tuesday Of Nov. next
AZ go'clOck in the forenoon and shew cause II any
they have why the same should not be allowed.
X. A. FRYE, Judge.
A true copy-sttest; H. G. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-02

iu irs Town OF D,umafk, I'm the County Of
ONfo4t and state ci zine, Tor the YEAR lssa
TH. io.l. wing o Il % taN-~ on real estate OF non
resident owners in the town OF bcUmark, for The
wear 49,, Oh bills committed % whit m Fcs.cn.
Den. Ju. ltctar nf -aif town. on 'fe IS'h i7v ot
Au-l.t. a. d. l~-y. IA, been returned d. him 90
st-12 lir- unpaid Hu ''"@ q ut' "' july $50
1. .i. rtIHr.te Il 'htt Dr., and now reus IN I'M
FIf. notice - hereby given thst u the aid Ne- in
t-r,-t aud charge not paid in;O the Treasury
oF -rif town. WITHIN Il. htr-n months from the
dstr 1f the cumri meut a the sad bills, 30 much
OF th. real estate tsN.d a. will be sufficient e.
? the amount due the ,f0r including Interest aud
cha -r- vill without further notice be sold az pub
DE- auction no he P1-tuth' = in aid town, on the
s.I dsy Of Frbruafy. l-sl al 10 o'clock -. IN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-02

Owner unknown one undivided
hA'T OF lot No, IS. % 10 81 20 81 %
Samuei O. Norton, OF owner ur-
kroWu. lard formerly taxed
20 Sylvester Lord, 40 e. -
stephen H.. Berry. or owner
unknown, southwest quarter
OF Boston Wills trsct. and
three-eights Of pine, hemlOck
ard spruce timber on whole 1900.
tract. 5la Nv . ~ - ~
Iyory and John Wentworth. or
owner unknown, twO-ninths
OF Thomas .Seayey meadow
lands ~ - "a
Clark and Hanson, or owner
unknown timber standing on
land of Alonzo Hartford, 100 10 70
samuel 7. Gilman OF owner
unknown homestead former
IN occupied by himself, leo %
same mountain lot south OF
Thursiin Pinxree's, - 81
same, highway tax Tor ISIS re-
turned. ] IL o VI
Levi. Barnes. or owner I'M
known land formerly taxed
TO Edwin Pipgree, u 90 o. Us
Joseph W. Brsckett, or owner
| unknown honest I'D former
/ ly oceGpied by himself, 90 leo l rs los
GEORGE W GRAY, Treasurer
of the tow OF Denmark.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-02

OXFORD. ss:--At a Court OF Probate held ~
Paris .A!thin and COR the county .! OXFORD, on
the third TUESDAY OF or A ID. iesp.
4 oUi>A e.. ~ THANER. raued ENccut'iN IN
l. 4 ,cfts q instrument pUfportin1 O. be n
I.-f all aud element OF joel Is. Ihsyer late
Of Paris IA sz.d equity, Ceccaseti having PIE
-,nt.a ths sane u5S !iob3f"'
Ordered That The said E-ec-'E.S she rrilce
10 All prrsuns inter, rtcd by causing copy OF this
order 10 b. publih.d THREE week sgccessiVeiy IN
the Oxford Democrat printed al tarls, that they
r,sv ,rp..r AZ a Probate Court To be- held at Paris
m said county on the iaird Tuesday OF Nov next
ats O'Clock IL the forenoon and shew cause u any
they have Why the said instrument should not De-
pru,-.i, spprosed Ehd allowed a. Tue l-st " Il
ami Testament OF said deceased.
RICHARD \. FRY Judge.
Atrne cgpy-Attr-L: u. Q. OAyis, keglsier
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-02
Aherin's Sale.
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, SIS
yI,AkEN on execution, and will be sold al pub
i lie auction. On the s1ih dw OF November
A ID Is~O 81 | O'Clock y. IN, ~ +. W. Eejlon
Iaw Office ln Porter In said county, all the right
IN EQUITY which I'll W. GHpsirick Of Htrsm In
aid % my has. or bad on Ihc 18Th day OF Noyem.
her. A. l>.g, at ! O'Clock p. IN, being the time
II ~ aiiactme at on the original writ, William
d Davis and Mo scs r. Norton. both "i far.ons-
arit IN the County OF York. W. Eli W. fitzpatrick
and Anna l. ,,hpatTick. both 81 Hiram IN the
County OF oxford % red' en- the following de
-cribed real estate. situated "a said Hiram, 10 WI
certain lot Of land situated IN sad Hiram, AMI
ron. leI north by the land OF Alexander Berry
rs.t ~ tend 81 Isaisb Trip, south by AM oi
Frank Giipatf ick ard Daniel T. sawyer, ana wes'
b, land OF Harrison Harm on, eod beng the same
and decided q -aii Ri ". uiipAtflck ~ I. b.
Na,isuorth on the Slst az -! March. A ID ~
The Ahoye described premises felng subject Ia a
mortgage given 10 l. r. Wadsvouh OF ,aid Hiram
t. secure the payment o. note OF hand for one
hundred End twenty eight doilAT-, dated feb
lwh. A D Is pay sb!, On demand. With Interest
auuusify a - per cent, on which there i no"
ju. bout the ..m q. one hundred and twenty
.i.tt .ofIair aid amy cents sell ~ 1ftSaSe
.f.rd Il, recorded ~ Oxford Registry &. DEEDS
Wr-.etu tricf hook ~. psre ~
JANIS ". CHAPMAN. Deputy sh' rtr,
tt-tab,f -, A. Il l-~'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-02

BAND MUsIc,-We are requested to
state that Paris Hill Brass Band (23
pieces is prepared to furnish music for
all kinds Of festivities The band APP
pears on all such occasions in neat and
attractive uniform. Its reputation for
good execution is gaining daily while its
terms are low For further information
address c. W. Cooper, leader and di-
rector, Paris, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-02

Non-Kcsidcnt Taxes,
In the town OF Mexico, and County of oxford,
the year ls1s.

10 VIC sOWh % NtNI'VI V-'u1lFl u VK'VI"' ~
the year ls,s.
THE follow log let % taNe-, on real estate, OF
nou.rt sdrpt owner. in thu town OF Mexico for the
y,ar ls-g, in bill. committed 10 Erasius HAYES,
Collector OF taxes oi said town, on the l6-h
day OF A. gustl has e',n returned by him To me
A. remaining unpaid on the itth day "i August,
lssO by hi- certificate OF that date, and
nov ,main unpaid aud notice II hereby given.
that II the sad taxes interest aud charge are not
pa d into the Treasury OF the sai town OF MeXi o,
~rhin eighteen months from the dSie oi the CON
mitmCut Of said taNc-, 80 much o! the real esis c
'axei AZ all be sufficient 70 pay the amount due
therefor including iut,rV-i and charges VIII with.
out tuither notice, be- sod public auction. at the
.torc OF Hem ". Park la said town, on the hrsi
naJ IL January lssI, al one O'Clock In The alter
noon
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-02
X. A. BARROws.
Deputy sheriff and Messenger.
OK ORD, ss:-Ata Court Of Probate held at PaIIl

OXFORD, ss:-Ata Court OF Probate held nj Pafis
within and for the County OF oxford, on the
third Tuesday of Oct A. u. 1850,
rEORGE &. MORRILL, having presented 4
" certain instrument purportns 10 be the last
will AID testament OF Robert ". morrill,. late OF
Sumner in said county. deceased, for Probate;
and praying that he be appointed Administrator
with the viii annexed:
Ordered, That the said Executor give motto.
10 all persons interested by causing copy OF this
order 10 be published three weeks successfully In
the oxford Democrat printed at Paris, that they
may appear at q Probate Court 90 be held AZ Paris
In said County on the third Tuesday of Nov. mex
at nine O'Clock In the forenoon and shew cause II
an they have Why the said instrument should not
be proved. approved sad allowed as the last VIII
and Tc stsment OF said deceased.
X A. FRYE, Judge.
Atrue copy. attest III. T.. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-02

To an who are suffering from the errors and n
d.seretions OF youth, nervous weakness, early de
los. NJ nan mood Sc will send a recipe that
will cure you FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered oy missionary In south
America send self addressed envelope to the
pry IosveuT IMAM. Stafioa D. Nesr York CnE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-02
AGENTS XAnTED,--iSsss y want town a man N
Oxford County, TO ca vass for the OXFORD DEN
GCRAr sni Eussers New Map OF Maine. Salary
paid To the right men.
n IN a OsFl VI
oIxHl inche..

oD nn Two dollars will pay for the
MAUI. S.0xFoRD DEMOCRAT one year,
SIh a e,,py Of Russell's New Map Of Maine. Size
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-02
Ue,Ifher Report.

rsap-rssur, .,si a.ees a, A NJ
-u. .4v. s,- cloudy, Nou.ay - Gear rue.
t4 ,f clear, "Wednesday. s6 cloudy THUR
Gay. - e c.elr. Friday. Is clear SAiur'A,
LIE .r.uHg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-02
Non.resident Taxes,
the town Of STOW, in The County Of Oxford,

In the town Of stow. in The County Of Oxford,
o. for the year 1913.
TbS<lbllowing list OF taxes on real estate OF
non. resident owners IA the town OF Stow for the
yrsr 1sIsT,in biils committed 10 STEPHEN
CHANDLER Collector OF SAID town, on the 10Th
day of August, 1873, has been retained by him
to me nc rtmaining unpaid on the IAN day OF
-AuR. lss0.by dc certllrsfe Of that date and now
remain unpaid md NOTED j. hereby given thst II
the said taxes, interest and charges are not paid
into the Treasury Of aid town within eighteen
months from the date Of the commitment Of said
NIls SO much Of the real estate taxed as will be
sufficient to pay the npnins ius Iherefor includ.
ing interest and N, !, mv ' Saase
where reside IN said stow fon the nineIeenth day
Of February A. y. 1851, at ten O'Clock IN the FORE
noon' c T rr0 II .Tig ItH 1851