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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-23
FARM AND FIREsIDB.

! PROTECTION OF SHEEP FROM DOGS
For flock of from 20 to 100 and 150 head
put on from fourteen to sixteen bells OF Va
rous sizes and tone. The bells should va
| ry in size and tone from the common little
sheep bell up to the large cow bell. IL Is
the variety Of tone and sound that TERRI
| fes the sheep-kilhnl dog. No dog, care
not how much practice he may have had
| in killing sheep, can be induced, even uo-
der the most trying conditions, to attack
a flock having from fourteen to sixteen
bells of different sizes and tone. dog
severely pressed by hunger, may be intiu-
enced to attack flock while lying down
to rest. or silently grazing; but the mo-
ment that doleful sound of sixteen bells of
different size and tone reaches his ear, his
tail will be seen to tuck bstween his legs
and he is off for other quarters in mo-
ment.
For over twenty years l have kept flock
of from 1875 to 200 head, and although there
are many worthless sheep killing dogs all
around me in the Eeighborhood, L have not
had enc killed by dogs. Have often. very
often, witnessed them attack my flock
when at distance, and while lying down,
but in the instant they caught the terrify-
ing sound of sixteen bells of different size
and tone they quickly turned in the oppo-
site direction as fast as their feet could
carry them, and have often seen the same
dogs repeat Che attack with invariably the
same result, tsae scene being too frightful
and exciting to continue the chase. Many
OF my neighbonss who have lost, by dogs,
from one-third to ane-balf of their flock in
a single night, haNs been Influenced to this
experiment. and ALL without exception,
report it effeetual. Many have offered
thanks, saying, II would have given up
sheep breeding long ago IL it had not been
for recommendation of belss." Have en-
ployed other means as preventive, such as
shotgun, etc., but have found bells the
most effectual and cheapest in the end
Cor. Southern Liue Stock Journal.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-23

The Books Of the Book.

81
In Genesis the world was made; i+s4
In Exodus the march is told; ~.
Leviticus contains the law; 3,
IN 'euteronomy again
were urged TO Keep GODS law. alone;
Ana these hve books OF Moses make
The Oldest writings that are knawn.s
Brave Joshua to Canaan Ieads;1 y
In Judges oft the Jews rebel
We read of Dayid's name in Ruth. IN
In first and Second Kings we read II.
How bad the Hebrew state became;
In First and Second Chronicles
Another history Of the same. =
In Ezra captive jews return. 80
And Neht miah builds the wall;.
Queen Esther saves her race from death =
These books HISTORICAL we call. = ~
In Job we read of LATENT faith:
The P,a,ms are D,vid,s sopos of nraiss.
The Proverbs are to make us wise.
How fseting earthly pleasures arey
The Song Of Solomon is all
About tho love of Christ: and these
Five books devotional" we call.
aA fi
Isaiah tells of Christ to come, 80
While Jeremiah tolls of woe. $500
And in his Lamentations mourns
The Holy City's overthrow. as ss.,
Ezekiel speaks Of m, steIies, iS5E
And Dane! fore. els kings of old:
Hosea calls men t. repent; fsa.
;$:sss4zS
Amos tells OF wrath; and in Edom r.
Obe,!1ah's sent to warn. .EIats &
While Jonah shows that Christ sh sud die.
And Micah where He should be Fern.
In Nahum Ninevah is seen; :
In Habakkuk Chaldea's guilt saF.: II
In Zeph, MIA Juiah's sius: I IS ~
In Haggai the Temples built
Zachariah speaks of Christ, liz
And Malachi. of John, His Sign.
The prophets number seventeen, 3
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-23

SPANISH ONIONS A LA GREcQUE.-Peel
off the outer skins. cut off the painted end
like cigar, put them in deep dish, and
pus piece of butter and a little salt and
pepper On the place where the point has
been cut off cover them with plate or
dish, and let them bake for not less than
three hours. They will throw out deli
cious gravy.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-23

NOIiCE. i nave Tor moderate terms pas
~ lure lots and woodland within half a mile
OF the city limits. Also cottage property on Main
adjoining g,ounds of Institution for d. d. &B
GHOS D..RANSDN
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-23

A MAN with knowledge but without
energy is house furnished but not in
habited: a man with energy but no knowl-
edge, is house dwelt in but unfurnished.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-23

O LARER BITTERS,
STRICTLY FRENCH PREPARATION,
FOR THE CURE OF
Diseased Liver and Kidneys, Bilious Diseases, Dy-
spepsia, Indigestion, Constipation, Cholera Cholera
Morbus, Collie, Cramps, Rheumatism, Headache.
Heartburn, Sour Stomach, Diarrhea, Dysentery
Chils and Fever Gravel Irregularities OF the Iri
nary Organs, and all Diseases peculiar to Females.
Thousands of testimonials have been furnished
for the Cure of the above Diseases
J. H. GOODWIN, Proprietor.
Ne 13O Franklin Street, BALTIMORE
mar I0-1y
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-23

d. M A MONTH and board in your county. Ma.
D4 or ladies', Pleasant business Address 3
W. zlEGLER y CO., Box 81 Philadelphia, Pa
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-23

ORANGE STRAWBERRIES a Law.
er of strawberries in deep dish; cover the
same thickly with pulverized sugar; then
layer of berries, and so on until all are
used. Pour over them orange juice in the
proportion of three oranges to quart OF
berries. Let them stand for an hour. and
just before serving sprinkle with some ice
pounded fine.
STRAWBERRIES WITH WHIPPED CREAM
Prepare in layers as above. Take one
pint of cream, whites of three eggs and
teacup of powdered sugar. whipped to-
gether, favored with strawberry juice. and
pour over the top.
GRAPES placed in packing boxes with
alternate layers of papers, are successfully
preserved by gentleman in Danville. N.
Y, SO that his family have the fruit to
use in winter as freely as apples.
GROUND RICE PUDDING baked Flour
tablespoonful Of ground rice, pint of
milk, 2 ounces of butter, grated lemon
peel, 2eggs, and sugar to taste.
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- Transient advertisements payable INVARI..
| ABLY In ADVANCE; quarterly, semi-annua and
yearly advertisements payable per quarter.
Obituaries announcements of candidates for office
communications calling upon. advocating or oppes-
OF personal or private character or intended cal
culated to promote any private enterprise inter-
esq., VIII be charged for as advertisements
Insertion. I.l y
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ArvTcf1TiasftsG RATES

Advertisements inserted at the rate Of One Dollar
Per Square Of eight lines of Nonparhil for the first
insertion and so cents for each subsequent insertion
The following rates will be charged for advertise
ments publiahed for & G Or IL t1dnthSs
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-23

C''7''" AoHNof'
The undersigned respectfully informs the citizens
of the City OF Statnton and counties of Augusta'
Rockingham and High nd, that he has opened an
long experience as Constable and Deputy Sheriff
enables him to promise prompt collections and re-
terus He may be found at the Law Office of A G.
sence, Mr GORDON is authorized to receipt for any
claims left with him. All claims on which if is
fou.d necessary to bring suit will be turned over tn
a reliable attorney.
VIM A. REED
REFERENCEs:- VIM. A. Burnett, Clerk of County
ia County; John ". .AIbogas., Sheriff Highland
county ION. John E. massey, list Auditor; John
a: English; Baltimore, Md. pr +. = Hamilton
SUPERINTENDENT W. II Asum; hon. John Paul. Har.
ey Bank
marll
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1882-06-23

We occupy the two large and confmodous store
rooms recently completed by Prof. hamer
which, in the fiji ST place facilitates US il
doing business. and the second W
buy our goods in large quantities
Which enables us to give bottom
figures. $50 We are prepar-
ed to offer inducements to
Country ierchantS and
Contractors Suci.
goods as
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-18

llrrlE did We think yoster'ay wher
we we're commiserating Delaware
county and our neishhoring city, Ches,
ter, upon the great loss they had sns-
tanned III the destruction Of their two
leading educational institutions, that
we voald before the day had lar al.
vauceI have IL re>'oui the SitkeuiuS de
sAils ~ the blowing up Of Jack on =
pyrotechMca, works, /, is hand tC
stand and look 90 the wholesale de.
ssrucson rt rnnreriy-nohle buildings
erumhl!ns III ashes 10 the sn'Uud, but
thai Is ,aSs that time and money vii,
remedy, hut the heart hlee>i> a: the II.
tissi VI the drrAdiu, holocaust and ex
pit,>lNu, IN wElch a score II persons
were torn - pieces and several are
hU,ur>i. without the ,eA>; ehmmer.ns
hope that there CAN Nt 4 substitute !lf
precious ives iNs; Oar afflicted sister
is II der>i passing through a Gerry tgtA'
and II Il she has the deep .symna
Thy II he citizens 81 Wilmington.
There are Bleeding hearts and vacant
PLACES 80 family rsvt.a> IN Cae>;A ~.
dAl, tae >tC1uE man aaA Hayyaul
yeo;a lAAt started 2Gi yesterday morn.
IL, 60 Arrest ne vcNS-e>S otIat danes
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-18

awake to the fact that Newport Is just
abou, starting on . new AID prosperous
career aud Is to become = place Of con
siderable manufacturing Importance.
The location OF the nsw line tn, ough
Newport will soon result In making
that town al important suburb OF vii.
mingtou, ~ IL must eventually, aud
that in the time Of persons now living
WHO have reached middle age, become
part of Wilmington. The southern
imiiS ot the city now extend to within
less than u mile and n halt Of the
northern end OF Newport, and another
decade or two of booming prosperity,
such ~ has been experienced in VIII
minstou during the last two years will
cpahle the Two places to almost clasp
hands, As the baltimore and Ohio
have expressed desire to come through
Newport, and ~ the people of Newport
have held out to the company their
hospitahls hands, we sincerely hope
that both will he sIatthed, The doubling
II the business OF Newport and the In
,rrase vi business in Wilmington from
4, 900, 900 10 $40, 900 900 in ten years rs
Predicted by Captain Smith isa prize
worth striving Tor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-18
The January Money frrshet In
New Orleans

On January lN'h being the lloit
Monthly Grand nistrihuton,) under
the sole management ot Generals q /.
Resurrsard Of La, and JuhAl A. Early
ot Va, Of The Louisiana State LOTTERY,
the following named were among For,
;uae's iAvorlie> The rr>i capliA, prize
MAS drawn by Ne. ,6.trs', he'd hy l. NJ
Davis " Moyuiu. S,Ar, near Memphis,
Tenn. The secnui capita. G,AH by
Ne, l9,t.~, he'd by sebastian Lehman.
Nc ~ narlmr. street. nr@veG City,
CT, The ;G.ri capital. Stlan, ny Na
~, ~ by Tine A Heath. CvnNni, y,
Il TIE fourth capita, prizes iSo ~
:, M eAyh, hV NJ l0,GS', held by !.
Sanders. NJ. 81 R0SadwAN, New York
,f'y Five Nr,-r> Il s. 40 each wer,
distributed sDogni smouG the holders
II NN> A. 1914. II, &4 and ~ -.
residing Al Ne" Or.eAt<, New York
cay, Ta.t>?N, O.. \nrf.,S. W. ard
N.zka, MAJ, The ~! drawing vi.
>~&; March .ttA, SnG any information
an tr hsh oU ap3@cA;lsu = NJ \.
. taapa!G, New ~ cans "a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-18

LONDON, Feb. ID, 1882.

Z
The Times says Il understands mat
the reports OF the British consulsir re-
gard 10 the outrages against jews IN
Russia are about 10 be issued by the
Foreign Office. They do not show that
any cases OF outrage upon women have
been clearly proved. The evidence Is
GEAR regarding other serious out
RACES. Had the authorities used the
necessary force the outrages might have
been confined to n very narrow circle,
The Jews still remaining In Russia are
reluctant to give full information IN re-
gard to them, Mr., +. ID, Moreaita has
contributed 1000 To the Jewish Relief
Fund aud offers 30 contribute one per
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-18
DHlLAlELPHlA- WILMINGTON AMI
i BALTIMORE RAILROAD,
January ~. ls<a.

TeAlSs WILL LEAvE TILxIssros AZ POL
LOWS
for Philadelphia All intermediate sta.
tons Is, = ~ 1879 Il. 49,, 1, ;:SJ, 1870
> L
Phh.ielphiA express :, ~ 80. as. s.
u. s.t. !I-., a. i. i. & la, sl', $40, ass
x =. il
New Yors a., = = 80 - lisa,
m.,'l2:ss .A&r, asp. L.
baltimore Aad Intermediate StA.lOnA Los
So . L. and ~ p II
f'' hA.i.loFe Only, lbs a II !ani p. IN =,
baltimore Aad bay Line. :.;p. II.
hA-un0.e Aai Wasttcxtou, lu ,N
"a 81 a n. !. q, 100 ..!', ll.o4 p. Il.
TrA.-' to7 i~lssA.e ny;st5a lesvefo ,;
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Hat. zSi,E Aat .1:e:nediAe Stations, sa
= 4, !@S t..s T. L
LENA: AMI ln.erretla.. Station, sb,
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SUNDAY TRAINS.
Peisielpa.A kat lnyr-peti... stations
sls L, :. Z !El,'S. express pbsll0 D. N
pA,!s-:eipa!A AL Sss York, l1,s.sAa
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RA!uIo-s AID vnhingtcn. Ia. Isl
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. :artAe- ilto.EAuoa pSss.nser, A., :,
80 70 ne aEs table, pSEtet 4: the iepct
az As'sei ;aas : Ire limited EXPIRE,
-.''. '--'4 ezra 's-e u c.Arset.
'AAHA LhON>uN, II. WOOD,
Isa NA2ssS. Gsa1 Pass. Ast.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-02-18


In Democratic circles in southern
Delaware Senator Eli Sau,shury's
second term IN the Senate will expire
GU the fourth Of March, 1855. = little
more than 4 year hence, and the De.
mooracy from puJk Creek to the Pokn,
moke ditch is all agrs sto who shall
he his SUCCESSOR The contest for the
Post ohcs in Wilmington is no touch
81 the great warmth of feeling engen.
slerei by Senator SauIshury's ;hira
term aspirations
There are hungry Democrats who
have longing looking eyes upon the
coveted seat, and will give the tall
Ea1nt spectre Of Kent lively ,iIAe Of
1t, and will make him spend some II
his easily earned cash. hetore he sessses
himself down amongst the uphnlsterius
at his old Senatorial chair after March
lSSi Who want the place" Their
name is legion, hut promiueut amongst
them is the present Secretary ot State
WoltNMt, former law student. AMI who
rimsly prays for the success N the
Democracy in the sar church ~ which
his nmS,eptor belongs. Then there is
honeSi farmer Williams, the blue
JeauS' N Kent County, who served
,wr terms IN the House with extreme
silent eloQurnce, who would NJ; refuse
the rr,se II the rttice S,>as aNarns
Aruna seeking lt~ilmsn,, II >ra.d
I've more unwovthi,y bestowed shan
upon farmer Williams In cante>t
for \ prize the present Congressman.
Mr. Martin, may I've e>ycrtt>; "a tAAe 4
hand, the services lie vt,udecrd ~ the
Sou .hev,h tNnl,<iers1y ~ running ran-
trahanI S,>Nts scrN>s the line iuy.uS
the late WAY, M'uI the CNus 0s>>a,Su :
strong eaM tAv rtN>'&a,U1U by the Ne
mcNracy Il heu; ard Sussex. .'lau
h. fayntsr and E>-G1vG7u,7 NnaGsy
SgS Also III the Va>NN
The vet:venta; " f., salisbury t0>.
acSiNe ra,,uta, Nte wound rvati,,a.ry
end the domination tag some ,sae Al
least II thA; distinguished; .aM,v
There " enc ;h,pS however ;ha; i7,a.
hes Southern pa.swAoa lNa".,NraSy
more than ihc Q0e>sNa =; wk.,a ,tI
them sha.. sar>stNi Senator SaU.sH&ry,
or which II them sAA., " Governor.
ami iAs; Is the fear tAA the nam>N-a>y
OF the STATE have rachel tie en-. x ;,a
seihe7.aad ,hsi the Republicans ~.
have the ,scSsN>; Inc. Never Nsav7s &.
Is sA,d, were the HaY@N:,Aas Il hsr'
and Suisse, H';;e7 NTe As7a,i f17 a An,
Pa'sU than nHr The, ;Axa< have /
es~n ra'G ap& >;rsSsNvi ..a. asyr
tss"n ASH >>ss! an the NArfy a2u No
SCENTS ND t7,@i Is, lie >,eu1y. -A.> f.
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rSN,vsty Viii &a:>3->i> q: 3.s~.H.. /
Cans d!St-s"ts;>tG n ~ he Ns-..e /
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s.s<i'>" cav a sra. u,s.,7:sy - * .
whole Neya, ,tAg HtAst W. 40.
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HEALTH Is WEALTH

- = t. Hsi's Mere aad R-aiu Treat.
Aea. :pe,.ac Toy hyNertA. lrmness
o'aSE. OF Nervous Headache, Mental IL
,'esss1r - .. Memory, Sperm storrh1s
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.1e .!a a.t 2AGssd ev ever exertioa, SELF
I3st-s, desy s14 leah one n,y vii w.
Seteai '1-ses- t-sta tx >,aalns me month /,
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~ -'s JAS seIi ty mail prepaid ca re
y % E-'A We guarantee siy bY1es 70
s.F az case Nita each order reserved ~
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FURNISHING tNuEl'"
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NO. 500 MAkkEis '''

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evenings from : TO SO ciEh, ,r,
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prorts upon its tlyestle t.c. a, q
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expenses ana for suitable i =. "a
ourity OF iepositors, 'h''l "
the tepositors. .,, sy-tI
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OF the funds depos .ed VIZ, ,pS {,
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President r..ycs \
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NEW LUMBER YARD

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PAlDVPCAPITAI, $500, 900.

u 'sie.psLi sHt New y ors Exchanges
,.,"e1 q reS-.A- ael .as3tors without caArSe
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1887 Prizes, amounting 10. ..,..,. n
Responsible corresponding ,S,,y y
Of all points, 10 whom liberal cns.|
will be paid,
For further intorlnati,n VI, !.
giving full address. send ode. trsS
or Registered Letter, or Monty II
mail, addressed only TO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-28
No,Ic. or Petition for Dl,ch.rge.

OXFoRD, ss;-cOurt OF Insolvency. In the case
of AMOS A, Bird, of Paris, insolvent debtor
~ on this TWEEN y. second day Of November d.
49,, been presented 10 said court for said county
by Amos A. Bird, an insolyont debtor OF Paris
in the County Of Oxford praying that he may be de-
creed TO have a full discharge from all his debts
movable under the Insolvent Act OF the State OF
aIne approved February q, and upon said Pc
tion il ls ordered by said court that hearing be
had upon the same before said court, at Probate Of
flee in Paris, In said county OF oxford. on Wednes.
day the 20th day OF Dec. ~ D. lsa2 NJ nine O'Clock,
ia the forenoon; and that notice thereof be pub
li.hed in the OXFORD DEMOCRAT, a newspaper
published in said county OF oxford, once "A wee K
for TWO siye week the last publication TO be
seven days before the day OF hearing; and that all
creditors who have proved their debts, and other
persons Interested, may appear 1T said time and
place and show cause,f any they have Why dis
charge should not be granted sid debtor accord
ing 10 the prayer of hls petition,
Attest -HERRiCk Z. DAVIS, Register
OF said Court for said County OF oxford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-28
PORTLAND, MAINE.
Notice of Foreclosure.

Where's George W. Patrh OF q -cenwood, b.
Ire Cou.rr %. pX ord and STATE ot Maine, b. b.
mortgage trri. iated the sixteenth day OF lan-
us-y. A. Id $50 al recorded IN ne Oxiorl res
i-.-y 70 lveds Book L., Page lS5, conveyed %
oce pauA r.. Grant. OF said Greenwood certain
pare. Tr.I sstTte situated IA sAid Greenw ooi'
ar To- she nortn part thereof and bounded Ani
described So folloW- being that part Of lot mum
orrt j nine 10 the second range living west OF the
oc cCla.y road and that part Of LOT numbered ter
10 'he -eccrd range OF lots lying westerly OF ih'
q, rrsa q county rosd and rcrtherly OF the Howe
Il D. road excepting ak acres before that tine
decided ty sid Patch % susan whitman and eN
cttI twenty lcrt- decided % ACADIA ork os
sAll Patch. and whereas said mortgage deed
Mas dlly assigned 10 me by said Dana Il. 6rsni
D. D. assignment dated the nineteenth day 81
J.y H. ISL. and whereas The conditions o.
"a mortgage hs- been broken, now therefore
oy rrssOu Of the breach OF the conditions thereo
claim a foreclosure of.sid mortgage
DAVID T.FOSIER,
o. FOSTER = HEEEiCK. his Auy's.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-28
Notice OF Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Atwood A. farrar OF Buckfeld II the
County OF oxford and state OF Maine by his II ort
gage deed dated the llth day Of November A. ID
Is76 and recorded In oxford Records Book les
Page /, viewed 10 Cyrus Dean a certain par eel
of land titu,ted In Buckheld aforesaid anil on
southerly side of the road leading from Buckle. d
to Hebron and so. Paris contsi ing thirty-h' {
acres more or less and bounded as follows oI
the North b. the road above named; Easierly by
the land OF the late Sydenham brigham: sooth
by the South line OF the Old Poor Farm, 80 called,
and Westerly by land occupied by Hansan and
George ". Brown: and whereas said mortgage
was duly assigned by said Cyrus Dean TO Larkin
". Farrar by assignment dated the seventeenth
cav OF Ociber \ H. lsI9 and recorded IN BOOK ~! =
Pave as and where's the condition OF said mort
gage has been broken. now therefore by reason OF
the breac h OF the condition thereof, claim lore
closure OF said mortgage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-11-28

OXFORD. ss;-at a Court OF Probate held a!
Pans. within and for the County OF Oxford,
the third Tuesday Of Nov. A. ID. lss2.
on the petition of Charles IL. Young, Guar
dian OF James NJ. Young, an in.ane person OF
TO sell and convey the real estate described
in his petition on die in The Probate ONCE, 10 A.
mon ard Peter Il. Young AZ an advantageous OF
debts and the support OF said James M Young.
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice
to all by causing an abstract OF
his petition, with this order thereon, 10 DC Puo.
Ushed three weeks successfully in the xford
besaocrat printed at Paris, that they may appear
AT a Probate Court to be held ut Paris in said
Co.nty on the third Tuesday OF Dec. next. at
O'Clock ia the forenoon and show cause II any they
have. why the same should not be granted
RIA. FRYE, Judge.
true eopy attest: II. C, DAVIS Register.