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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-23

NoEWAN.-The aag-raising BY the Re
pubiican girls % Norway, which was post.
poued from Monday night took place Fri
day evening. 10 front o. The posi-ofice.
The same programme was followed out a.
a. The other rAlsiugs Gre works,
and the roar ~ the cannon. Mr.. Stearns
OF Norway made few remarks, compN.
meniing The girls for their energy, and
showing them how great an Influence they
have 10 The political doings Of The day.
Miss Ellen FROST has retained from Man.
chcster-hy -thc-Sca.
Mr.. Lawson Frost % Lynn, O. At home
on visit
Mr.. Marcos =. Brooks has gone into
business. In Boston, 10 The nrm 90 J. l.
Randall a Co real estate and brokers.
Hon. Dexter A. Hawkins and daughter
leave Tor New York this week
The music by the Cougrcgaiionailst
Choir was very nne last sabbath.
Mr.. A. W. Collins, formerly principal Of
the High school OF this place, has been
elected Sgpcrinienieu, % schools o. FRA
mlnghAm, Mass.
skating a. the Rlnk Thursday evening
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-23

OXFORD, Sept. 20, -.
The music selected Tor rehearsal A. the
ensuing meeting OF the oxford County
Association i The Last Judgment by
Sphor.
The solo work Is difficult, bat The Choir
uses will be easily mastered by the Asso'
clA,lon. II is fully up 10 the STANDARD
OF work done by the Society, ami cannot
fall 20 interest both the student and th'
listener.
Messrs. Coyle and Slockbridge, Mrs.
Chase aud Mrs. Ellison need no ln,roiuc.
ton 10 the public a. thoroughly compete nj
sOlolsts.
Prof Ko,zsehmAr will be In his usua
place. A. l. llEEsEY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-23

Sovm P.ns. Sept ~ --S,mnel NJ.
Kins takes a herd Of sin pure br,i Jerseys
10 the State Fair. Al Lewiston. tai. week.
They arr all registered Ia the Maine State
Jersey Herd Book. and arr 10 al xcelleni
strain OF blood.
c. 4. Richardson. OF the irm Of \. Rich.
ardson Co. hardware dealers. Il away
this week on a business trip through New
Hampshire and Massachuse,t.
Fred Edscrly, formerly OF West Paris,
has opened carriage makers shop here In
The rear OF The blacksmith shop opposite
Savings Bank block, where he will do q
general carriage makers business
A. W Bailey has sod cat hls black.
smith business and good will . G.. W.
waterhousc. who has already taken pos
session. The latter gentleman i frsi-
class blacksmith and will not suffer the
reputation 81 the shop % dc,criorAte. Mr
Bailey, who enjoys The reputation OF being
one ~ The beet shoers In New England,
will be retained by Mr. waierhouss. Tor
the present Al least
}. NJ. Pool. ofthe Andrews House. has
Just been repairing up and putting 10 first
class shape the hay scales connected with
the house.
The Selectmon have crew of men
bulldlng the new street from the lied fic.
tory 10 The depot
II l. understood that after this week
The skating Rink will be opened two or
three evenings week through the fall and
winter. JEAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-23

HAErFoEp. Sept i5.--Oa the eighth,
len home % attend town meeting aud a
State election. Al Hartford Ccutre. dis.
lance four miles. over = rough, billy road.
not having rode 80 far since our last
State election. Although was over.auN.
ious % vote In both meetings wanted %
% vote YRS on the amendment, which !
consider The brlghtcs, gem la she Maine
crown OF The galaxy % States. I returned
home frome one OF the most pleasant and
happy days work % eighty years | ever
enjoyed saw some older than ! am help
add % ihe word Yes. A ! read my daily
papers. grow happy 10 know The amend
msnt was not a party vote. Il will be
flashed A. far. yea, farther than the Malue
Law was ever known.
AZ The town meeting % the eighth, the
Sclectmen were authorized 20 build the
ROAD from the Couniy Road south OF The
residence Of Henry A. Bloknel 10 the Co.
Road near The steam mill OF Irish Bros,
BY the l5th % oct. and 10 draw an order
on the Treasurer % the town % pay Tor
the same The road was located by fuil
board OF Sclccimen Of Hartford. 10 is,i,
Ani approved % BY fall Board Of coun,y
Commissioners. i.th OF Aug. lisa AMER
public notice BY the Selectmcu, that they
would meet on saii ROAD on saturday, The
isth. AMI let the building % The lowest
bldier-,he JOB f,n 10 ,. X. Rawson, OF
Mechanic Falls.
can sec the truth u the haaifcd eyes
OF thc Argus cannot The Boston ibH
Is Oh enough % earn wisdom. Many
thanks for your supplement OF the return
o. votes Cor oxford County. II will be a
choice keep sAke b look over. And the
weekly OF the 10Th shines with q glorious
number that will tel Tor blaine In Mo-
vcmbcr
In The Llno school district, 10 which
live. there Az foriytwo voters IL has
hal the most grandparents, children, and
granichllircn having the same Surname OF
any school district I ever knew. livery
voter has lived on a farm. IL has the
highest number q good barns Of any DIST
In the state. Hartford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-23

FErrsunG, Sept 1O.-Misses Anna and
Cara Mason left home on "wednesday Tor
their school 10 ssephsntown. n n, where
Mss Ann. Ass been for two or three years
They are 10 have new school building
this year. baIlt specially for them.
Miss LlEEie shirley returns 10 Portland
his weel, As music teacher in connection
with Mrs. Cxswelrs school
Dennis Cole and ]. 5. Bsrrows len the
p.., week 20 enter the freshman Class q,
Bowdoln College.
Miss ciemnle Hoaghton. Ann Aroor'
Mich. IN. In town few days last week
also Miss Harvey q Calais.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-23

wuouNuLE The Harper Mauaiactur-
Ing Co. have changed most Of their looms
over 10 all wool goods Tor ladies wear and
are running the card And spinning rooms
Until nine o'clock O.. N.
John Bakcr and Berry Stone occupy The
tenement 10 the new house ani L'cwclyn
wardwcll has moved INTO the Tracy house.
T.. r Holmes OF last oxford, l. prcpar.
log % take his thoroughbred stock % the
State Fair Al Lewiston. lie has now nine
head. Among the two carloads OF Here
ford cattle purchased here ami shipped 10
Colorado BY W. ,. wariweil were l5 bulls
aud several hc.fers. al grades. cat OF Mr.
Holiness thoroughbrcds.
wclchvlile Intends 10 celebrate The Re
publican victory. Thursday evening, with
bonnres aud ar.ng guns, and expects The
oxford band 10 be In attendance.
Since writing before, Mr.. NJ II Pagan,
oycrseer Ia the dye room, has lost bis only
child. about one year old.
Mrs. McGraih Is still couaaci - bet
room.
Mr. e. II. French, superintendent Of
schools In Kansas. was In town this wccl
and len fsr bis Western home on Thurs
day.
Mr. Jacob wAshbarne start, on a trip
% New Hampshire Ani Massachusetts,,
this week. 10 visit bis children who are 10
Gated In these States.
The new station j. rapidly approaching
completion. and when ialshed will prcsen,
AverY neat appearance AMI will be vefy
convenient
Complaints Of potato TOT are plenty, ard
The heat j. very burdensome, bot Their,
will be good corn harvest
Mr. Patterson. our new blacksmith, re-
ports plenty OF work, and on Monday was
too busy 10 20 10 the polls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-23

ANpovEE. sept ~ The heavy frost'
ofthe lgih AMI isth ala considerable dam.
age % ate crops. co the morning % th'
itth The mercury Indicated : . below frcsz'
ing
NJ AMI Mrs.. l.. r. Newton entertained
the Congregational ladies' Circle In &
pleasant manner. wednesday evening Of
this wesk The proceeds OF The evening
were q So
There was a Temperance meeting al The
school house In District No. 4, Tuesday
night
IT'S true. tis a pity. ant PITY us, ii
true. AstAiisticAl friend Informs Us thA,
there are 20 bachelors Who arr upwards Of
IS years o. go 10 South Andover school
district
Mr. ani Mrs Frederick Caldwell are
visiting Chicago.
Miss X Bailey closed her school on
Farmers Hnl. this wesk
Many % the farmers are digging their
INAANHNr ANN NANAA - - - 80 -, - -
A. tea pr cent OF the crop 10 some nelds
are rotten-othsr fields arr comparatively
FREE from H.
Mr. Fryd Talbot. AMI wife from Turner,
are visitiug a. Mr.. n. l. POor's.
The boom In lake travel continues.
IN. wariweil has jus, opened lot Of
the Kind OF goods that ROB cold weather
% L. sting Give him = call Nycu are Tor
'pro;eciiob from cold
The Mlichen bridge, which has be,n "a.
ther "sAsky" for some time. has been Re-
paired In a thorough manner.
NJ e. A Proctor Is adding an Ell 70 hls
house
MI NJ. Thomas has bis new house
nearly completed u i one o. The prc,tie,i
In The village.
Nj John D. Newton claims % have the
best matched pair OF calves 10 The town.
They look 80 nearly alike TIA. u takes
practice % I'll which i one AMI which Is
II. nate
David Ani samuel Rand have contracted
10 haul 90 cords OF peeled poplar 10 The
river shove ChapmAn's NILS, the coming
winter, foF u. HAmm0us. esq % Bethel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-23
Nou-Isesideut Taxes

In tue town Of Betnel IN the County Of Oxford
and state OF Maine, for The year ~.
TUE following iist % tAxes, on real estate, %
non. resident owner, IN the town 0f Bethel for
the year lssl. In bills committed % T. II. Chap
uan Collector OF aid town. on the stth day
OF jane. l-si. has teen returned by hin W me A.
rcmalniog urpaii on the % dag % Juee lss',
main unpaid, and notice Il hereby given. that "
the said taxes, interest and charges are not paid
into the Treasury OF sail town within eighteen
months from The date Of the commitment % said
bills, 20 much OF the real estate taxed a. sil Ds
Sufficient % pay the amount due therefor, lneiud
log interest and charges, will, without further no
tics, be sold ~ public auction, AZ the Iressur
er's once In ssi Town on the iah Day Of JAM.
AIRY lS5, AZ O'Clock N The afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-23

No. P.ns--Mrs. America Andrews Is
rather feeble s,Ill.
Miss Mlnard has gone to Msgalloway to
hold meetings.
Mrs. washburn Is still very poorly.
Dlphtherla Is reported In the family OF
Mr.. Ellipgwood.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-23
OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.

ALBANY. sept s0-Oar Summer board.
ers generally lsn here the art o. ssp,sm-
ber, Bat the heated term Ia September hes
ssut fsw Connecticut boys - SEX ue
fresA air ard mountain scenery Of Drigo
State.
Amoross and Eagcss wariwell are WIS.,
h'ng their psrcnts sni ffienis.
Rev. e. W Preston closet his mission
OF rs weeks With the Congregational
Church. last Ssodsy The r,msind-r ~
the fall thsy viii be- supplied ~ Rev J ;.
R.chsris OF wstsfford AMER Supplying
his owu pulpit, be will ride - Albany ard
preach a. 20 SOFN
Mr. aud Mrs A. ; Hall ar, very deeply
sriCtsd In The Sudden death % their ouly
child. lovely daughter OF ~ years
Potatoes are rottiug considerably.
stock l. not seliiug much ~ this time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-23

Repairs are being made on the Union
church Al North Paris. A new vane Is te.
Ing pat on. Tho house Is - De painted snd
shlugled
George Young, who got hooke'l ., bed
y In the mouth. i doing nicely he i n.
tended by DR.. Packard
There Is considerable sickness. snd our
doctors have a good deal ~ riding. ".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-23

BucEuuD. Sept. eO-Oniesrs whliten
and Dorman seized Two gallons Of rum last
night, belonging 10 Elias Buck.
The Ladies AID society gave success
fal coffee ssppsr In Reform Hall. last eve
ming.
The Republican campaign Gag being worn
out. an elegant new one isx37 feet In size
has been purchased, and viii Be raised 10
q few days
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-23

wEsT PARIS. Sept. go Rev. Mr.. Mcr.
Tlli, former pastor Of the st. =. Church.
has made Us visit, AMI made pleasant
tarry among his former pafIshloners.
Rev. Mr.. llAnnAfori breaches Sept. eo,
In exchange with Rev. Mr william.
Hattie Farwen has been on visit - her
friend. al Bethel
our pastors wife Is lnvcry feeble hca %,
Miss farwell i stopping with her.
Mrs. Frank Young l. having a sick spell.
Mr. :. II. Locke Is making repairs on biz
mill.
Eli. jaiklns has been stopping ~ lone
for short time. lie Is fal OF activity
be- must 90 something
Rev. " Andrews ant wife have gone 20
Errol ant The Lakes. visiting
oar pastor, Rev. Mr.. William, was called
o. Hanover. lasi week. 10 attend the fun.
cral 90 MI Blckmors Stearus
Mr. J. e. Perry Is hnlshlng up the work
on the receiving tomb a, the West Paris
Cemetery.
Mr.. Harrison Chllds has been ln Mass.
several weeks. visiting her sick mother.
".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-23

PARS-w. A. Bsrrows has an apple
tree in his yard which IL full OF blossoms,
fresh and fragrant a. In June.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Lowell OF Chicago
are n the Hubbard House.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-23

n. NJ. GOsf. u. N. Co.'s farm. go JAR
Ih0mss r. Biste, Tue spof I'D place, 70 I'D
Nrs Befsey X. store on Main suest. flE
swift , Tenement house and
shop on Church street. s.l2
Mrs J. l.. spfncer. IIousc lot on Church e.. A ~
O. p. whitney. The klbrifre Thayer
Harry Mckeen, N mcstsad. % go
Fiefeher I. Bean. Dshciency Of hixhway, -
Heir Of Aaron smith. Cedar iof 90 plainss i3o
o. II. MASON, Treasurer Of Bs,hsi
sept l0.h, i>f.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-23

No. PASS Crurts, M wcli-snosn tooi Al
saoe delier ia n.ngsr, had iruah's with Canker 10
18th ana sinmslh. This ctlssi constant sulr
stomach, Indigestion, etc. NJ. Curtis has o.
lars tr'oi o. 81 ria q this honor, ani only slc-
O.rioi vhsn ho lrran ths Dr. "a nrusus sarsi.
iadll NJ. Curtis auihorras me o. ~ BIZ
Osrr. meisin better hcilih han o. yosfs iicsays
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-23

BEYANrs POND.-wOOdstock claims 10
BE- The banner town 10 the State. 30 FAR a.
4 Republican gain Is concerned.
Dr. Rankinss horse ran away last FRI
DAY. The carriage was qaite badly dam.
aged
Mrs. W. 5. Bysnt has beea quite sick
the past week.
W. A Buling. Il mailing extensive re-
pairs on his barn. a. North Woodstock.
Mss Eta Park o. Mexico, viii have
charge OF the village school this winter.
The frost lAst week, injured crops Sc
verely. May servs Of corn were nearly
ruined.
The oxford UnlvefsAlls, Association
viii meet with the Society here, on oct
ist and "a.
The Methodist Quarterly meeting vii
be held At Brysn,s Pond, Oct an and
5th. Rev. c. y. Allen will BE- present.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-23
Browns sarsaparilla

W. A. 1ouxso~ L. s'afi.lnf das.sr nn rfkaflus
.arr. nsnsof. ~ have bal. ss.i No. Johusan.
.a olnkrT or hamaf t'oai m' o. long tlnr.
.lch lhoso.i tssi .n my s'onarh sni molIh
10 h,ia feeling uhlh I can hosi describe a.
r.rrrl drh'ly. uato troi many r1uodies. snf
s' 40 b0agii nrsuus ssHsapanr- an frae %
aY. that sl o. ts mf experience rnrs. Do IL o.
..si ttirr O. ruriY.n. fhs Mod kuoru'
if yol have aay n.s.ss aHs.rF f'an inrurs
haai. n1 MATTER t1F f.r.0.s. f.n r1y D. slr
n1i urluus Sara, aria riI Drre yar. n ~
..nfT sIu De- f.f.nl.f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-23

Rry. Tmro. Crnrfsu 4 Pastor Of the PINE S.
~ r. Church. ard authur % The Hue AMI NJ
Gray" A member u ne family hti q aeverr oa,s
q Canker IN Nouih and siomach, irici IN ,afios.
aaysto 90 MID, At lat bought Dr0vus s.r.-
laf'nl and uas clroL Rev. Mr Gcrrish Win en-
d1rse ihe show.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-23

Mn q. 4. PancnEn, q Ellsworth, l. a-rui O.
or. Au.lioan Errrl.. Co. and owns a drug sior,.
rlafo vas In thaitlsu an acgralnianoo - ~
rt'so vocation vas Tat of a sailor. Frun oliirf
0..t fori b. hsd oonifacicia t.si ciso ~ humof,
tfr caae oui. f,ce Ar boty covered With
I.atlhas A. todk onn hotts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-23
Browns Sarsaparilla

90 Il hrIs,i him mofc than any Thing he ever hal
hIln hs wuui % "a o. DAYS AZ be- bourht
fir,a supg'y ani siil be- shou,i come hone vel
frin
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-23
LOST

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IN THURSDAY, Aur. iist, betsesn kn niufd
" fnlls ard Kumfofi Corner, fmall red Nc
TCcc0 wallet, containing small amount ~ money
TIE dnder will BE- suitably rewarded "a returning
u - the sab cfiDcr a. wsst Pare. -.
ALLIE y. PERRY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-23

BrruEi. sept l5th Rev. wm. BcAvins
preached very Interesting sermon from
Rev. NIX ID. "Oa his head were many
crowns There vas q good attendance
a, The church ant a. the river where be
bapilzed Mr.. Charles Russell AMI Mrs.
Joseph Holt The sabbath school Is proc
perlng ensly under The superiu,endanee Of
DcA Prescott Holt We regret tha, 80
good ant able preacher OF The gosPci A.
Brother Bcavlns. must 80 soon leave the
place. bat we know that be Is well worthy
ola larger charge.
There wAs quite freeze = few nights
ago. a. Middle IntervAle ant doabtless AL
through The Androsooggin valley.
Mr.. d. c. Kendall AMI Mrs. J. Chase
have been sick enough 70 have the doctor
lately. Miss Adiie Kendall Kindly cares
Cor her mother. Mr.. Chase has lost The
most OF her relatives ant Il lonely trav-
eler. she says and vii BE- glad when she
reaches her heavenly home.
The corn factory Is doing good business
Mrs. Alice PhllbrOok from Saelourue,
y. II. has been a. home on a visit % / G..
K.mbalrs
Mrs. Anirew Oliver. who has been visit
Ing relatives 10 Lewiston, has retained 10
Der home Al Middle lntervsle.
Mrs. Joseph oliver who has been unier
The doctors care. i recovering slowly.
The apple crop looks gaits promising
Dr. Wiley. who Is over 20 years Of age
: smart Apd attends 10 bis business better
than some younger NJ Ds
The intended ride go, Up BY several
parties Of Sep; i5th. has been deferred
al a warner wave passes this wAy-ihen
we will give a brief description Of Moose
caves NoN pE ftrNE
sept ls.-Miss Roach, teacher OF
sioSutlon 10 the Academy, Intends 10
give recital about the 9Th Of next month.
This lady Is = professional, and has ben
before The public for the last two years,
meeting with great success. We quote
from The Brooslya Eigls, concerning her
appearance In that city The eloeaiion-
st vas Miss Caroline Roach Of Boston,
whose versatility and more than ordinary
ability. made her great favorite. Seleo-
tons frOm 'Bo1eiesults, SaAughraan' and
nom The works Of Taylor, BAgley and 9TH
er authors. were equally well delivered BY
Mss ROaeA." We congratulate the people
OF Bethel on their opportunity 10 hear this
accomplished artist G.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-23
WHEN

you are ovcrworkci la body or mind AMI feel
run down " or stirred out. then d ths time b
use vegcilne. iiis iu.itho thing 20 restore you
strength.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-23
HAS YOUR BLOOD

DO YOU WANT
a medicine Or any disease caused b. an impure
condition u the blood. a. salt ghcum. Rhcuma-
tism. scrofula. Liver Complaint, Nervousness
and Dcbniiy' Away. sctoueshat Is KNOWN 70
possess merit Ike ysgciino aud you are sure 10
be satisfied.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-23

Ithawsii.hnosn fict nat moti q ne
Uorts aui Cafile Powder so IN this clln-
tfy L. v0riflrssi nat sffriant tunttlen
pc o. - atsdllfsiy purs an1 YER Fallahis.
Nothing on farth viii MAKE hens
isy like ~heridsn's Condition Tow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-23

10 Chosratc siissefyv,srs. off.li ~ maif =. %
Cflulart frce. o = JOHNSON 90, uosian hast.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-09-11

The WHEAT CRoP.--S. W. Tolmadge
of Milwaukee, presentc the following
figures as the final estimate of the
wheat crop Of the United States for
1881 The figures are based on the
official report made within a few days
by the state agricultural departm ents
and the statistical agents Of the differ
ent states and territories. The reports
show that the total production of win
ter wheat is 3S0,00O,000 bushels, and
the total of spring wheat is l50,000,000
total winter and spring 530'O00,0o0
bushels. This makes the total yield
of the country 25,000,0OO bushels more
than ever before produced; 130, 100000
more than last year crop and S0000,-
900 more than the average crop for the
past five years. The departments all
agree in reporting the quality as sup
erior, and where it has been threshed,
they say the yield has more than met
their expectations.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-09-11

The great labor parade and demon.
stration in New York took place Mon
day, the number Of men, nearly all
members of trade organizations. in the
line being estimated at 10000. Every
thing of political character was avoid
ed. Some of Che organizations carried
banners inscribed with the names OF
firms and corporations which had been
boycoted by the Unions, The process
sion was followed by picnics and games
at the the Empire Colosseum and
Washington Park. In the evening a
number Of speeches were dellvered.-
1t is intended to make the first day
of September in each year working
mems holiday and celebrate it in a
similar manner.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1884-09-11
No 5O03 Equity.
In the Circuit Court for Frederick com
ty sitting as Court Of Equ'ty.
July Term, 1854.
Mary +. Black administrator &c, Of Abra
ham A. Black, deceased.

IIcttic Dorsey, Charles A. Dorsey and wife
Ann Boiler and husband, Francis Beck
and husband, John Dorsey and wife, julia
Dorsey, Amanda Dorsey, Emma Gelwicks
and husband, Flora Walters and husband
and John J. krom.
The object of the Bill in this cause is to
enforce vendors lien on the real estate here
matter described The Bill states
1st That certain Abraham A. Black late
of Frederick county died intcstatc and com.
plainant is Administrative of his personal cs-
tate duly appointed and qualified
end That on or abou, the twelfth day OF
December A. d. 1876 a certain Owen Dorsey
Of said county agreed with said Abraham a.
Black to purchase from him the real estate
situated in said county described in a deed
from Augustin Shorb and wife to John j.
krom recorded in Liber j. w. l.. c. No. a
folio ZIG &C. one of the Land Records of
Frederick County, containing eighteen acres
of land more or less, for the sum of twelve
hun red dollars, one hundred dollars to be
paid in cash or its equivalent and the balance
to he paid in short time with inter- ST from
said date, the deed to be delivered when the
purchase money was fully paid.
Bird. That in confidence of the legal valid
ity of said agreement and of the promise of
said Owen Dorsey to pay said twelve hun
drcd dollars with interest thereon, and upon
the payment of one hundred dollars in sheep
accepted as cash by said Abraham A. Black,
he delivered possession of said real estate to
said Owen Dorsey, who held possession of
the same to the time of his DEATH and whose
hcirs-at-law now hold possession of the same;
and that said Owen Dorsey also paid on sad
purchase money in cash or what was received
as its equivalent two hundred dollars in
April A. d., 1877 aud twenty dollars in July
A. d., 1877, leaving due as unpaid purchase
money nine hundred and fifteen dollars and
eighty -threc cents with interest from the
twelfth day of July A. ID. 1877.
4th The said real estate was not conveyed
to said Owen Dorsey because the purchase
money has not been fully paid; that said A..
A. Black bought SAID real estate from said
John J Krom, and before said Krom con-
veycd the same, the, said Black, sold the same
to said Owen Dorsey and on the first day of
April A. ID. 1877, he procured said Klom to
execute deed to said Owen Dorsey and to
deliver the same to him the said Black, to be
kept by him until the purchase money should
be fully paid by said Owen Dorsey to said
Black and then to be delivered by sad Black
to said Dorsey, which deed complainant has
ready to be delivered upon payment of the
balance of said purchase money and inter
est.
9Th. That although the paper title as now
recorded still stands in the name of said John
j. Krom, still he has in fact no interest in
said real estate and claims none.
9Th That said Owen Dorsey lately died in