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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-08-05

The notables of Egypt at Constan-
tinorle held a great meeting on the
3Oth of July and pledged their sup
port to Aribi Pasha, who is urged to
resist the English until he meets with
success or is annihilated. With her
powerful feet and possession of the
Snez canal and the Red sea. England
can prevent the landing of the Mo-
hamedan boards from the Arabian
side, and the consequences will be
that Aribi and his holy war will soon
be squelched.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-08-05

English Female Bitters is an iron and
vegetable tonic, prepared by physicians
specially for the cure ills that afflict the
female sex. Builds up and strengthens fee
bic, broke down and worn out constitu-
tions, it repairs damages inflicted by years
of suffering, regulates the whole system,
adds iron to the Impoverished blood and
makes permanent cures of long standing
cases. 1t cleanses and tones the stomach.
imparts keen appetite, aids digestion. re-
lieves sick headache, acts gently upon the
liver, cures swimming and giddiness of
the head, pain in the side, palpitation Of
the heart, and tinges the pale cheeks with
the bloom of health, and beauty. Can be
used at all times by married and single for
recent or chronic complaints.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-08-05

In the Republican convention in
Alexandria last Saturday the Avoy-
Giles delegation withdrew, and the
Rapides and Grant parish delegates
nominated Judge j. Osborn as the
Republican candidate in this judicial
district. Those Avoyelles fellows are
noted for "bolting." It is the same
with Democratic and Republican del
gates; if they cant can carry things
their way they withdraw.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-08-05

ALEXANDRA, La, July "a, 1882.
Messrs. L. v. Mayre, J. NJ. Hetherwick, c.
NJ Flower and others
Gentlemen-Your request to be
permitted to use my name as q can
didate for the Judgeship of the 18th
Judicial District. created by an act Of
the last Legislature, in the election
to be held on the 10th Of August,
1882, has just been handed to me.
While thanking yon for this ex-
preston of your confidence, permit
me to say that it is the more grateful
because entirely unsolicited by me.
Believing that the Judiciary should
be free from the strife of politics or
of parties / do not feel that it would
be right to reject this first manifesta-
ton of such o movement.
You are, therefore. authorized to
use my name as requested by you.
Yours respectfully.
r. j. Bowman.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-08-05

An alligator egg has been present
ed to the N. o. States, which that
paper calls ga novel as we'll as useful
present." We cannot appreciate the
usefulness of the thing, unless the
States is going into the show bust
ness, or intends to include the alliga-
tor egg among its list of prizes to
subscribers.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-08-05

ALEXANDRIA, La, July Is, 1882.
r. j. Bowman, ESD
We the undersigned citizens of
Rapides parish would respectfully re-
quest that you permit US to use your
name 10 the contest for the Judge
ship of the 12lh Judicial District
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-08-05
For Judge Twelfth judicial DISTRICT.
w. F. BLACKMAN
Of Rapides Parish

A split in Democratic ranks, il has
been remarked to us, is healthy
sign of the times" Perhaps so but
it seems to us that the most "bealthy'
thing about it is the chance it gives
Judge Osborn of being elected.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-08-05

Judge W. E. Blackman is the reg
ular Democratic nominee for the 18th
judicial district. Judge ]. Osborn is
the regular Republican nominee.
Voting for an Independent is equiya-
lent to voting for the Republican
candidate.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-08-05

Bailey's SALINE ARFRIEST.-What is it ?
1t is cheap, mild effective and delightful
laxative. far superior to nauseating pills,
while it is cool and refreshing. For dys-
pepsia it is superior, and for sick headache.
acid stomach, indigestion. ETC.. it cannot
be excelled. II ID . delicious fever drink.
and sots finely upon the skin.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-08-05
Vote for lackman.

When physicians have made use of q
prescription for years in their private prac-
tice with certain success, it is duty they
owe to mankind to put such remedies with
in reach of all, and this is done by copy
right7-snch is the Gaze with DR.. Sher-
mans Prickly Ash Bitters, and they have
proved to be blessing to mankind.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-08-05

dh pPa week in your own town. - Out
OOOat free Norisk. Everything new.
Capital not required We will furnish you
everything Many are making fortunes
Ladies make as much NJ men. and boys
and girls make great pay. Reader. II you
want business ut which You IAN make
great pay all the time you work writs for
particulars - II. HALLEif CO..
jasi4sly Pordue Maine
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mo. SO.

entitled an act for the protection Of
game, animals and birds in the State
of Louisiana.
No. so. To amend and re-enact the
second section of an act entitled an
act to establish . general system OF
free banks in the State Of Louisiana,
approved March Is, 1866.
No, 81. To authorize the city of
New Orleans, in the sale or lease Of
franchise or right OF way for street
railroads or other privileges. to apply
the price paid for the same in the
performance Of works of public inn
provements of . permanent character,
such as paving streets. embellishing
parks, etc.
No. 80. To define and punish adul-
teration of drugs. food and drink,
providing for stamping articles man
ifactured, sold or offered for sale in
this State. and prescribing certain
duties of the Board of Health relative
to samples and their analysis and
their fees therefor.
No. SO To repeal and re-enact SEQ
t,o1 ~ OF Act NO. i!0 OF 1911, ent-
tied 90 sct 20 prevent keepers OF per.
coffee-houses from selling or giving
intoxicating liquors to minors and to
prescribe penalties for violation Of
the provision OF tn's aos.
NO. o. 0ranung the rignt OF way
over any isno belonging 70 the 0sate
OF Looislans 70 any person. company
or corporation desiring 20 puiid OF
exseno raiIroad IN TINS otate.
no. 90. En,erging t1e power ana
oot'es OF toe BOARD OF aeeitn o. new
Orleans requiring the inspection OF
al DuhdiDgs ana premises IN tne c'sy
i'mlts' enforcing cIeeniiness ana an
adequate water supply on All premi-
ses' 20 provioe penaitles ior VIOLA
tion Of TINS ACT ana the enforcement
'neTecl.
NO. 90. 40 require oanks cner.eseo
~ tne Stase o. Louisiane 70 PuOnsn
quarterly stetements o. tnelE oOnu-
tion unoes oatn.
no. o.. 10 amend section Wa OF
the revised statutes OF 1871.
NO 30. Ceding the Jur1sdictlon %
tne United STATES over wnas - Known
as the Charenton Canal
NO: 81: To create the Twenty -sev.
entn JUDICIAL District OF the state OF
Louisiana and TO provide Tor the or
ganization tbereof, ana Tor the cleo
ton OF 2 district Judge and district at
torney thereof at the general eiectlon
IN the year 1854: 80,
NO W. efrant.ng certain adoition-
al powers TO police Iuries.
NO; VI 40 amend ana re-enact sec
sion a ACT NO. AZ OF the session OF
1851, entitled an act to provide Tor
the appointments OF q superlntendene
ana other omcers ana employees ZOE
the New Bason Canal and Shell Road.
prescribing his duties, fixing his sal
arles and limiting the expense OF saad
basin, canal ana shell road.
NO ". To provide for the organic
cation OF local boards OF health IN the
State OF Louisiana
No. 80. 10 re-enact and amend Act
No. l25 OF the session OF the General
Assembly OF the year 1896, entitled
an act to incorporate . congregation
OF the Roman Catholic Church OF the
Parish OF St Landry. in the town OF
Opeiousas.
| NO. " Relative TO police Jurles and
the appointment OF police lurle0 until
the general election OF 1883.
No. 80. Removing the parish seat
OF Livington 70 Centerville, on the
Tickfaw river. near Billiards. bridge.
No. Sc. To provide for the forma-
ton OF corporation for athletic, mill
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-08-05

r. j. BOWMAN
Is hereby announced as the people 3
candidate for Judge of the 18th Judi
cha, District. L. v. MARIE,
G. n. FLOWER,
j. NJ HErHERwIcK,
And others
ALEXANDRIA. La, July 81, 1882.
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cQNsTIPATloM.

TUFTS PILLS are especially eda1eo4 -
such cases, orse dose enecte such . oAnnGo
They Inrroase he Appet11os ard cau1e tne
body 10 Take On RIesA. thus the syseem =
Dagos1ive OrgAnA ReGH1sr 49, arS -
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-08-05

Be sure to vote for Blackman.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1882-08-05

too week in your own town. Terms
WOO and S. 90 outfit free. Address ID.
Haliett Il Co, Portland, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-09-19
INCIDENTS OF THE TRIP.
SOME TRUTHS EVOLVED, Etc, III,

Two New Workers unexpectedly met on board
of the Steamer "kstahdin." on her trip last week
from Boston TO Bangor. The good ship was fair
ly well laden, and had noiiceably large cargo OF
Wheat Bitters on her upper decks. IL say Bob.
isn't IL q trfe iire-ome 10 be confronted with
Rlood, Brain sni Nerve Food. at everv turn.
What merit is there, anyway. in ina, remedy"
"lou don't seem 10 read the papers closely,
BILL" said his friend, Nor To- be ofa very iuquir-
ing turn Of mind. For example, our mutual
friend, W. &. BLACK, rs Wet 2jth Street, has
published n caId stating his cure of an aggrsvat-
Cd case of DyspepsiL tron using Wheat Bitters."
II do recoliect 10 have notice Blacks greatly
improved appearance lstely,p was the reply.
And now that ihiHb Of II. w. A. Whitney, -
West s7ih Street, New York, told me that his gen.
CTal Debility, caCs from uverwoTk, as cured
by these BltteTs Tie advised me 10 try my self.
hut III forgotten the matter 1 II you mentioned
Black : care
The two niSnls opened the Gkbe and there
found ,ndori eusnts OF Nheat Biuers. published
bY persons from almost every section of the coun'
Try. VI : :. :. Livingston, 80 Contoeook. " III.
y. :. Horn, Beverly. Mass j. II. NJ. Hadley,
Detroit. Mich. Ih1 X Putasm, 80 West 18th 81.
New York. lanOthor MEAD of theirsl. and ;.
BaIsdell. II. D.. Pastor. First Congregational
Church, Randolph, ". These were few, only,
81 tue prominent crscs. The Rev. Mr.. Blaisdell
was tsitcislly graf, iul IN his commendation anf
remarked that To Wheat Buffers, under God VIC
Che referred TO sell ant family are Indebted i)r
the - bust heath We now enjoy
Mr. Porter and Mr. Monroe, the two friends al.
lud TO, were ,rofuse in their laudaii1ns these
Btiei o, upon their return home. They used II
for 7 A. sea and other unpleasant features of sea
-ickrcss and wrote a graphic account Of their
cure, and pronounce IL also the most effective in
yi-ora!oF f,r the Liver and II idueys ever used.
Wheat Bitt,Ts L. q Royal Appetizer, being a
superior nuiriiIve medicine. rlCh IN phosphaies
ard not a cheap. alcoholic drink. Highly rec
commended by Chemists AMI Physicians as =
Positive Tonic. Away Eccept-b c ard reliable, n
IL does not stimulate The brain or ifritse. HS-lt
works wonders. curing Nervous and General De
qtlity. Ma!aris, pysPspsia, Insomnia. Produces
u b, alihy action ui tue Liver and Kidneys. Deli
cate females ursing mothers and weekly children
can hna no remedy equal q this health'ul blood
and nerve f,od tonic. ssfor sale by al, Drug.
cis.s :! ". |; Co., M'irs y. \.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-09-19
50. POLAND, ME-, Aug. Il, IS.
IN GENERAL.

Hon. l.. II. Hutchinson, Speaker OF
the House OF Representatives oIthis state
died at his home, in Lewiston, Friday iast'
after a long illness. He was but thirty
eiSht wears of age and man of much tall
ent.
David Neal, the Lowell boy who
married German lady, has settled for lie
in Munich, where he holds high rank
among artists. He still looks and speaks
the true New Eng.auder, and keeps the
love OF his native land warm in his neart-
II is related that Secretary Evarts was
once one of party who were visiting the
Natural Bridge in Virginia; As is usual
sfrer tarrying at the top they descended
and viewed the wonder from below. While
s snu the story was told that George
wssbiurton had once stood there and
,byovn a silver dollar completely over
III bridge. Some ofthe party pooh-pooh-
II ,bis assertion, but Mr.. Evarts graveiy
~ rShnEed them, saying: "You forget how
reo uh Ssrther a dollar went in those days.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-09-19
For the Democrat.
COLBY NOTES.

The new Pre- sid,nt, DIR. Pepper, was
heartily received by the students at his first
appearance in the chapel. or two things
the students under his care are thoroughly
convinced, that he will give them enough
work to do, and will rigidly enforce the
college laws.
The classes number at present, Senior,
twenty-five, Junior twenty-six, Sophomore
twenty-one, Freshman, forty.
Hereafter every student will be required
TO attend one public church service every
Sabbath, and blanks TO be filed out stat
ing the students choice of denomination,
have been distributed.
The "rope pull between the Sophomore
and Freshman classes occurred on Wed
nesday afternoon, Sept. Is. The Fresh
men won in two heats which were respect
lively fourteen minutes and eight seconds
In length. -"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-09-19
OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.

AtE,NY. Sept. l5-One OF our promin-
en-, and respected citizens Mr.. Herman
Cummings died 18th inst. Of congestion OF
the lungs. aged "a years. lie leaves =
VT. nine children, aud large circle OF
relatives to mourn his loss. lis brother
John Cummings - years old was able 10
b. a, the State election aud cast his vote
for farmer Robe" and others OF Ike
f..,n on our regular ballot, he has always
been an earnest Republican. He remark
q that he was casting his last last cole
and il will probably prove so, as he Is no"
very sick. His daughter Mrs. Akin son
orSsnFranciSco Cal, who Is spending The
summer with him received an electric
shock during the severe thunder shower
Thursday evening, y she was about re''r-
inc Her chamber window being open
there came very vivid nash of lightning
followed by immediate report She iei' j
severe slap on the shoulder which produc-
ed pain, and extreme weakness and
strange feeling in the head which lasted
considerable time. No other damage Wis
i5le.
The lrouth has rot been very severe
Acre. vet We were very thankful for the
late rains and this, with the result OF the
election makes large portion Of the peo-
PIE look very cheerful. l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-09-19

GlLEAD, Sept. 1.-THE weather for the
past few weeks has been very warm and
the wells and springs are beginning to fail.
The pastures are all dried up and the fall
iced will be very short unless we have rain
soon. All kinds of crops on low lands
viii be very good If the frost holds OFF, AS
they are late. The farmers have commenced
to cut up their corn, VIII ich promises good
yield. The apple crop will be a small one
Now that election is over and the result
Is satisfactory to all right-minded men,
the people can turn from politics to their
general labor and feel that the State is safe
for two years at least. This town did her
part, making gain OF eleven over the last
election. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-09-19

FAIIS.-E. l.. Paris, esq, of New York,
aud family returned to the city last Thurs
day. Mr.. Paris has just completed the
first long vacation he has been allowed to
take for several years. Important bust
ness and import anate clients have called
him home before his summer outing had
been completed. All last summer, he was
acting Is referee in case 70. the city OF
New York. The question OF admitting
bicycles to Central Park was before him.
One of the great bicycle companies of
Massachusetts, was the practical contest
ant, through persons who perform on the
two wheeled concern appeared claiming
the privilege of riding through the Park
After long hearing, which showed the
bicycle to be dangerous in frightening
horses and to timid persons on foot. Mr..
Paris reported to the city authorities and
bicycles were ruled out OF the park, much
to the satisfaction OF large majority OF
its frequenters.
win Perbam rode his bicycle from Paris
TO Orono, last week. He went to Augusta
in one day and from there TO Bangor
about So miles in less than a day and a
half.
CARD The undersigned wish 10
thank the friends and ueishbors who so
kindly remembered them on the occasion
of their recent silver wedding; also those
neighbors who assisted in harvesting,
while Mr. Holt was confined TO the house,
by Illness. JOHNSON c. Holt.
nr,.-I,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-09-19

EAST BuCEFIELD, Sept, Sth.-The Free
Bsp,i,ts Quarterly Meeting was holden with
the East BackGeld Church, commencing
10 the afternoon OF the 9Th, with minis
ters meeting. Sermon in the evening by
Rev Mr.. Roys OF Canton. Second day-a
prayer and social meeting, followed by
sermon by Rev. Mr.. Twort OF Otisneld-
AherDoou-prayer and social meeting ioi-
lowed by sermon by Rev. Mr.. Perkins
Of Rhode IslaId. At O'clock female
missionary meeting, for foreign missions;
Mrs. H. Ripley OF Canton in the chair foI-
lowed by prayer and social meetings ser
non by Rev. Mr.. Starbird of Pennington.
Third and last day-prsyer and social
meeting. followed by a sermon by Rev. Mr..
Raymond Of Harrison. Afternoon-prayer
ard social meeting, followed by sermon
BY Rev Mr.. Twort of Otis1eld. Modera-
tor Rev r. Scott, pastor of East BUCK
feldCburch: A. T. Whitney, Clerk. Thanks
in behalf OF the delegates from the churches
Tor the warm reception received from East
Backdeld Church and others, by the Clerk
with heartfelt remarks, were responded 10
by the Moderator, in well chosen words'
that will long be remembered for Sood oy
the large audience. The singing and speak
Ing was a rich mental feast. Churches
represented; Bridgton, West Bethel Can
ton, Harrison, Milton, Peru, Sweden Sum
ner, West Paris, Otisdeld, Roxbury, He
brOn and East Buckfeld. Ministers pres
snt R. Scott, p. Hopkins, W. }. wort
F S;arbird o. Roys, J. F. Keith, T. l.
Keen, L. W. RAYMOND, J. Purkis, L. Cum
mings, C. Berry and A. p. Whitney Inc
business meeting was Of great interest
conducted with wisdom is calculated &c
give this religious order standing WHO'S
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-09-19
GRAND TRUNK R. R.
Summer Advancement.

Summer Arrangement.
On and after June %, and until further notice,
trains will run as follows:
GOING WEST.
Express trains for Lewiston, will leave Portland
at 10 am, q. IN, :l5 p. %. 5:lO p. IN.
For South Paris, Norway, Montreal, Chicago
and the West, will leave Portland At ~. m,
Lewiston $40 a. m, South Paris at lO:2s Nor.
wsy 10 :i5 a. m, and Gorham at u :0l D. m. and
from Portland at 80. from So. Paris 3:25, Nor.
way 3:i5.
Mixed trains for South Paris, Norway and Cor.
ham will leave Portland at $40 p. M, SO. Paris
40 p. M, 1orham IL 90 p. IN.
GOING EAST.
Express trains for Portland will leave Lewis
ton at % a. m, IL Is a. M, and IS p. m.
For South Paris, Norway, Lewiston, Portland
and Boston will leave Gorham at 8 30 .. m. South
Paris at II 90 a. m, aud Norway at lO:t5 a. m,
reaching Portland M 1885. Afternoon Express
for Portland leaves Gorham at :B p. M, South
Paris 4 90 p. m, Norway $40, arriving in Port
land at 5 80 p. M.
Mixed trains for Portland and Lewiston wi
leave Gorham nj as q. m, South Paris 6:S
4. m, Norway Is q. M, arriving III Portland
$ IS o. m , and an afternoon mixed train leaves
Gorham for Portland at ~ 80 q. IN. SO. Paris M
IS p. M, arriving at Portland at 90 y. IN.
Trains will run by Portland time.
JOSEPH HICKSON. General Manager.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-09-19

nsht will be seen by other rcligi Gus orders
ior good, not only in Maine, but other
places that must see the blessings that flow
from live temperance organization, CON-
posed or males and females.
The Crystal Wave tn 1t evening was WIS.,
tied by the State Deputy, Rev. r. Scott,
who not only knows his duty as Good
remplar, but win do it. Lodges prepare
Tor an inspection. An impartial report
he made to the G. w. C. T. by him.
HARTFORD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-09-19
RRIGGS'S FERTILIZER.

Mr.. b. C. Briggs has been selling large
number of recipes for making his Ter
tilizer. The cauvassers ind many of those
who have purchased recipes in the past,
ready 20 testify TO the merits of the COM
pound. Here are two two good testimon-
ials.
So. POLAND, Me-, Aug. "a, ls.s
n & briggs. esq Paris. Me:
In replv TO yours inquiring how We Ike Your
tertiliZer. which we bought "A recipe OF YOU
iast spring 10 manufacture by, Will say tha'
we have used several kinds OF fertil lzers IN
wears mast, and have never used any mat ma
Given Us better satisfaction than that nanuIaC
fnred from the recipe bought ofyou. Although
his sea son has been u very bad season 10 tes.
any fertilizer a our crops have all been cut on
bv the great drouth We are having IL costs "
about = per ton for what we manufacture anu
we call il a cheap article for any farmer st q
much higher price. Very truly yours.
'' III. RICHER X SONS.
EAST HEBRON, Aug Is, ISL
Mr. Briggs-Dear sir: -.
last May made by your recipe some phoS-
,,hate which I have used on my crops with
beftcr success than any other phosphate have
eyer used. which includes the Bradley's ana
Cn,nberland's Respectfully yours
NU4Ii SAMUEL II. hEENE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-09-19
Nonresident Taxes,

In the Town Of Wood stock in The County OF
oxford for the year 1881.
The following list OF taxes on real estate OF
nonresident owners In the town OF Woodstock
for the year ISL, in bills committed 10 James
NJ. Day collector of taxes of said town on the
third day OF July 1851, has been returned BY him
10 me as remaining unpaid on the third day oil
July, lssl by his certificate OF that date and now
remains unpaid and notice is hereby given that II
the said taxes, interest and charges are not paid
into the Treasury Of said town within Is
months nom the date OF the commitment Of said
bills, much Of the real estate taxed as will be
sufficient TO pay the amount due therefor includ'
Ing interest and charges, will without further
notice be sold public auction at the Tressurers
Office in said town, on the sixth day OF jan
uary ISIS, NJ one Of the clock, in the afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-09-19
~ q - ~ q -
DRUG & BOOKSTORE,
Norman, Maine,
'0rtcdU, Maine,
NOn.Rcsident Taxes

In the town Of Waterford. in the County OF Oxford
and State of Maine. for the year 1851.
THE following llst OF taxes. on real estate, OF
non sdent owners in the town Of Waterford. for
the year 1851 in bills committed to Geo. NJ knight
Collector of taxes Of said town, on the 4th
day OF July 1881, has been returned by him 10 me
rs remaining unpaid on the I'd day Of July
Isss, by his certificate OF that date, and
now remain unpaid; and notice Is hereby given,
that II the said taxes interest and charges not
paid into the Treasury OF said town Of Waterford
within eighteen months from the date of the com.
mitment Of said taxes, so much Of the real estate
taxed rs will be sufficient TO pay the amount due
including interest and charges will with.
out further notice, be sold at public auction al the
store OF Charles A. Young In said town OF
Waterford. on the ?5:h day Of January, A. D.,
ISL nj Z o'cl ock p NJ.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-09-19

WILL BE SENT FREE.-Four beautiful
Fancy Chrome Heads TO every one who Is
using, or has used, Browns Iron Bitters.
Write, stating disease for which medicine
was taken, benefits derived, ETC., giving
correct address, to BROWN CHEMICAL Co.,
Baltimore, Md.