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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
NAsnY Turns SOCIALIST.

4 hate q capitalist. no matter how he be-
cum one hate meen-spirited, grovelin
retch which will work ten or more hours q
day, depriyin hiself Nv beer. and terbseker,
and kesrds, and bllysrts. and hos.rscing'
and slch, ssyln peny by peny til he her
ground enuf out NV the world 10 hey .
shop Nv bis own, and 10 employ other men
10 slave fur him, and thus 20 on aknmuls-
tin tlll he owns things. sich men are mo.
nopollsts, aud the enemies OF laoer snd
grinders.
I hold that the possession OF . ten dollar
bll makes . monopollst, and al sleh shood
be crushed. Ez heyin ten dollar note
mskes = man = monopollsi, his monopol.
Ism Increases jlst In proporshen to The ten
dollar bills he hsE. The owner nv factory
l. enemy 10 the human race, aud 81 for
the man wich bids ralerosd, he
els a monster Nv such hiigus meen.
That 10 be hated nesis but 10 be seen"
Nv hatred Nv rslerosd managers II In.
tens. II commenst with the fust time
wux droped OF the hind platform Nv .
trane for not payin fare and hsx inereAst
with every repetlshun nv the ofense,
which generally hapens every time want
70 20 anywhere. lo,he the r,lsrods mo-
nopolist
A grinding monopollst IL any man which
her anything. Whenever man her saved
anything he becomes capitalist, and sr
capitalists are dangerous TO labor he
shood be made to divide II up 90 er TO De
on ekalty with them which never saved
nothin.
TIE mechanic or workingmsn wich saves
go "a TO own hous or farm becomes .
| cspltaIist and cousekentiy q grindin mo-
nopoilst, and en- aceumulashens arc dan.
gerous to labor vat he her shud be conns.
ticated and divided up among us wieh hsz
not anything. Property IL crime.
I ain't jIst shoor thst hev GOT The so-
| ciaiistic doktrin down nne enun, bat think
| these dednishuns will do. espeshly when
you howl em under red DAG 10 luvurs Nv
humanity wieh IL chuck fal Nv stale beer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
GATHERING APPLES.

Asn Is now seasonable. We will Offer
sone suggestions regarding the gathering
OF apples- o-.-s
The time FOR picking Is usually October;
or the last OF September. The ffuit should
be gathered before being exposed 10 Sc
wee frosts. Cool. dry weather Is the mos,
s.voratle. Most OF the fruit must be gath
sr,d by hand. and ladders ofvasious lengths
an, needed. Scattered fruit on The ends
~ smb. can De reached by q frult gsiherer
attached 10 = pole. II baskets are used
they should have hooks attached for hang
,,g ,hssn 20 the ladder or limb OF The tree.
P,rhsp. The most convenient Arrangemsn.
for plcking Il q common grain bag Win
is mOrth propped open win suek. anu
,he uppsr and lower corners tied togeiher;
Thls can be slung on the shoulder, ana
soth h.nis are len free for picking tne
fruIt. II Is also very convenient 70 empty
the spplss from The bag. a. ~ can oe p-s.
In the bottom OF the barrel and then WIZ
drsvu. deposltlng the fruit without ine
leas, hrulsing -Ansertcas far"'er'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
PACKING AND SHIPPING EGGs
lAmsrisAn culii'aioF

NulNilNA al AAiNiNAANA
Egr-. esp-cially in sammsr. should be
noi ouly sound tui fresh laid. stale eggs.
though apparently sound, ATE sure 10 rcaeh
market Ia bsi order. or will change 80
rapidly thst dealers lose mouey on them.
Always rhip a. once while frv-h. Use
.,roug. stn barrels. For packing. use
dns. kiln.dfird cut straw or wheat chsf
Some Canadian packers Csc dry oAihulls,
which answer good pafpOse. Never use
oAi or buckNheai chsf, and never use new
oats. straw OF chsf. ~ they sweat and rot
ihe eggs In short time.
Place drst little long. sot straw or
hay. two 90 three inches Ia thickness,
evenly over The bottom of The barrel. then
about the same depth % packing. then =
layer of eggs. laid upon The sides, evenly
smbcddcd in The packing, with The ends
toward the harrvl. ahoat one Inch from
The stAvss. Cover The layer With thrcc-
kafths or one Inch % packing. rubbing u
wsli lu between The eggs with The hani.
Cover The last layer with about three
Inches of packing. AMI then the sane qaAn-
tlty % lorg straw or hay A. AZ the bottom,
allng 80 high that the bead must De-
nrs.ssi lu by lever or other mechanical
poWsr. thus hold.ng the contents 80 nfm.
IN that they cannot shlft OF loosen In The
barrels.
In winter. % guAfi against frosi, use
more packing. leaving The esgs farther
from thc sldc. of the package. one OF TIE
chief causes of failure In packing eggs j.
nslug too litilc packing Al the iop, bolton
and sides of The barrel DO not crowd TOO
many into The package, ani never LEI the
.sss touch each other In the layers. For
an ordlnary four barrel seventy dozen Are
quite suficlcut Pat about four Ani one
bali dozen In the nr.t layer. and Increase
one half dozen 90 the layer opt slx Ani
oue.hAlf dozen In the two middle layers,
then decrease AZ The same rate.
IL well 10 shake the barrel gcntY AZ
ter each layer l. pa, ln pat In, rfsi plAe'
Ing light follower upon The layer The
count should be carefully made, ani hon
estly marked on The bArfel-AnsrioiA
fnifIrrflr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

RYMEpIEs FOR rnE APrLE woRM

REMEDIES FOR THE APPLE WORN.
Asalarge share % the fruit, with The
worm ,tiu within 10. falls 20 The grounf. The
plckinr up of these wiudfAlls And feeding
or otherwise destroying them, OF allowing
,hen 10 b. gathered by swine. will nsiur-
.uv surses, itseif A. an sflcicnt method.
N,pufacturer. of vinegar nnd u profitable
\, ,lck 40 ant press al Slndfalls; they
,i.it 4 iuice which will make vinegar
The fact that mature worms search TOT
cr,ylces la the bark Of the trunk, in which
a. min and undergo their transformations,
has suggested providing them Win arilu.
cial shelters for this purpose. fieces OF
oli carpet. or other wooieu iAorie, ABOUT
nvc luChss wide. and long enough 10 20
around The trunk and lar, are fastened
with a stout tack. These bands should De
applied the last week iu Juuc and examined
the nrsi week iu JulY, and every ten days
thsrsafter. Any worms or o0cOons thst
nav DC found under them can De killed by
running the bands through clothes wiring
er. or by crushing them otherwise.
within a few years. The Western orch
artists have treated the apple-wOrm upon
TIE principle OF "uippiug in The bud. "A
soon A. The young fruit l. set, The tree l.
SPRAYED with = mixture of Paris green aud
Wa,er-one pound OF The poison 10 rfty
gallons of water. This .. thrown inio
the trre hy means OF spraying or sprinkl-
ipr engine. In the hope that drop OF The
poi.ousd water will lodge In the eyes OF
ths young apples. The nswly-hAtchsd ap-
pIs-worm. In eating its way into the lnie-
fior of The young apple, will be 80 tneei-
ivsly poisoned. that Il must give up IL
t.sk. should The small amount OF Paris
green remain upon the fruii, u would De
too minute % be harmful, but the suose-
quent rains Thoroughly wash II away. so
th.t there can be not the least danger 10
uslug the poison In this manner.
TIE chief remedies used in EuglAnd are
barriers. % prevent TIE worms Houl A--
csrsipr the trees % spin. Heavy paper
i fastened around The trunks and smeAred
With TAR; this aud other means are em'
ployed A. prsventA,ives.-An'. AgT'enliHr'
/ isf f1r .iHg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
A SEPTEMBER VIOLET.

FOR days the peaks wore hoois % cloud.
The slopes we're yeiled In chilly rain.
We said; n IL the Summers shrOud.
An1 Uith the bTuoks we mOAnei aloud,
VIII sunshine never come AGAIN.
At La, ths vest Wind bronght us one
serene. warm. clOudless. crystal day.
A. though september. having blown
A blsst of ts@post. nov hsi throsn
A gauntlet a. the favored Nay
backward to spring oar fsnciss new.
AMI, careless of the course 81 Time.
The hloomy days began anew.
Then. a. = happy dream comes true,
Of ~ q poet hnds bis rhyme
Half wondered AZ. half unbelievei-
found thee. friendiiest Of the npwers
Then Summers Joys came back, green lsANci
And tts doomed deed. awni rcpfisvci.
first learned how truly thcy werc ours.
Dear violet nii the Aatumn bring
Thee vefnal dreams. tiil thon. Ike me,
Dlisf climb to thy imsginiugf
Of was n that the thoughtful spring
nii come again. In search oi thee
-li,obcn Underwood Johnson, In the Century
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

1T should be the aim OF every prmer
10 keep his land In good healthy condition.
II IL much easier 20 keep land up than IL Is
10 bring II up when once II has run down.
The loss OF tine a. well ss the loss OF crop
are 70 be taken into consideration. oui-
side OF the application OF bsrn-ysrd ma
nure, there Is nothing equal TO eloyer'
plow cd In - green crop, occasionally
We know that II looks 10 some ss An ex'
traysgsnt plan 20 plow In crop OF clover.
bot one trial will satisfy the farmer that II
will pay him hundred fold, and II requires
no Argument thereafter TO open his eyes 10
walua
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

The colony OF Sou,herners who len
for Brazil AZ the close OF the rebellion now
number about 500 souls. They are settled
In the Interior, i00 miles from Rio Janeifo,
where they have . tract about nfteen miles
square. Some OF them hold slaves. They
raise yatermelons and cotton, and sre In
a general way quite prosperous, bat need
schools. Their English IL getting some
what inferior and rather mixed. They
seem 10 be proud ths. they are Americans
and only In one or two Instances nave
they become citizens OF Brazil by natural
irstiOu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

TiE United States could no, do better
than copy France in dealing with butter
adulteration. II dealer i convicted Of
tht. ofsnse be j. no, only put in durAnee
vile. but hi. shop i. closed, the sentence
o. The coar, nailed thereon {. warning
snd hi. trading patronage forever with
l,.wu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

she-"Mr. Brown. will you give me
tribe toward our African Mission Pandi"
IIe-"why. certainly Here's go Won
AZ whist last night"
She lhorinedl --"Oh, dear. no. Icouli
not touch that"
IIe-"weil. here l. $40 made on the
Stock Exchange to-day"
She (pocketing the cash -"Oh. you are
TOO kini. I Am ever so much obliged"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

Hostess ,Sanday morning ln washing
ton )-"ls there any particular minister In
ws'hlngion you would Ike 10 hssr preach.
Penelopei"
Penelope visiting from Boston -"well
II you don't mind, suite, I think I would
IKE 20 hear one OF the foreign ministers.
I am qalie proficient In languages, you
know"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

Tiny Do SOMEWHAT RESEMBLE OsK'
-Lavina-Oh dear. what can find tc
trim this hat with, | wonder'
Pha,e.ius-I wouldn't trim IL At oil
II | were you.
Lsvina-Bat | can't wear ha, with.
ou, trimmings. you stupid thing.
Pha,aius-Don't wear II, my dear.
Lsvina-And what shall | do with II
then. Funny.
Phssnsius-Put . weather vsne on i
and let some church sdifce builder have
IL for q spire.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

lien little check Tor $1,000 among
'hc wedding gins, sali the girls father
% his prospective son.ln-las, and after
he ceremony Il over wc will qaiety
'sar IL up Seei ThA, i The style novs'
lays"
"Y.e.e.s." hssltAisd George. that's the
.,yle. hat I'm afraid rs too late 20 tear 10
up DOW
WHY"
"Because went down To the bank and
got it cashed"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

Hon. VIM. A. Cromwell. General Passen.
.er Agent Lake Shore NJ. :. X r., says
ne indr Browns Sarsapari.la famous
corrective for al troubles arising from the
searing lie of railroad men. lie espec-
ally recommends Browns Sirsiparilla for
Indigestion, Dyspepsl,, etc. Browns Ssf'
.iparilla will invigoraie and stimulate the
sldneys and liver during the cold season
n the year. For sale by All druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
ror the DrsocR,r.
DIsc0SrENr.


Tie mOOd of Saul ai times peryaies my life
mood of disconient and care,
Tho fveling of a useless. weary strife.
The failure % the sosl's high prayer.
N chafss the mini and bfings II rust.
II drag. NV high ambition dovu,
n sums all life as death ami dust.
And bTings cross for every crown.
Col srant the sintei turn to spring.
And where moan learn to singf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

II Is curious how newspaper headings
get mixed. Under the head OF "0ur IA
yoriIe Drink" the Chicago Herald has Q
long srtlcle on water. II Is hard 10 IN.
def.tsnd how such an article got under
such head.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
Strengthen The System
100 Doses Ono Dollar.

A monkey with red hair Is on exhibition
In one OF the slde-shows this year. This
knCcks the last prop from under those
blondes who have hitherto ridleuled the
ftes of eyOlutiOu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

Ar,rcr 4 ihi,,les cut When in fall
bloom and jus, before rain was COM
ple,sly destroyed. according TO . writer
in an s1chAnge The hollow stalks filed
with ~a,er and decAyed
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

We never fully realize how strong Il the
tla that binds manhood AMI old age TO ten
der youth until We see forty ffy of our
most solid. dignined citizens, Ia plug hats
ard Prince Aloerts. gsElug spell-bound At
score Of ragged, dirty tsn.year old Kids
playing base ball Ia suburban goat pas
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

J0AEs0H's .iHofyns LiHimsaf Ia oDe Of
the few rsally yalaable patent medicines
which W. always take pleasure la calling
attention 60 IL Il both for inisfnA and
external use and l. worth more % family
than a whole medicine chest
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

There IL . demand 10 New York
for the coinage Of half cents. Evidently
the New Workers want some kind Of =
coin that they can generously contribute
TO the Grant monument fund.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

Western papers reportsvery promlsins;
corn crop now veil advanced The woilo
can use Il. Maine can use large qaAnu''
.o long as II IL sent 10 rs ~ low price
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

Impure blood Il the cause OF more mis-
cry than any other source OF disease. bat
this fact IL oftsn overlooked. PIrs0Hs's
"'.g1 irs Pils will make nei- rich blood
and will change the blood Ia the entire
system In three months, taken one q night.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

"what Il the fst thing you would do,
Jones, II you were stung by . hornetf''
asked Smith, who had been reading an ar.
tlcle on the treatment OF stings. "IIowl,
replied Jones, solsmnly. And the oonver-
sstlOn abruptly ended.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

To ENuufr.-S. NJ. King and :. II.
Locke. Paris. and II. l.. Horne. Nor.
way. viii each enter American Cattle
Club Jerseys for pris.. a, ,hs State Fair.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
LOOK Al IIIai

Ayear ago hs was no, expected 10 live.
Liver complaint almost killed him. lie
got great relief from three bottles OF Sul-
phur Bl,,srs. and six bottles oafei him.
Editor Wssiiy Sah.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

They were At the wedding breakfast.
The groom % the little girl-'Y You have q
new brother now, you know"
"Yeth," responded the little one, "Ma
seth I, waih Lo,ile's las,h chance, 80 she'd
better take H..
The rect or the little ones tale was
drowned In The clitier of the knives and
forks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

Now. suppose the wives Of the
Knights Of labor were to strike for fewer
hours Of labor and more wages.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

,orrespoudence on practical Agricultural top
- l. soiic fe,i. Address AL communications
intenfrsi tof this department "a AoHiCuL
rrEAL Enrrua. ONFOHp nENocnAT, PANS. Ma.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

They are clean, sweet aud thorough In
setion. cure pain, strengthen weak parts
and act instantly. Call for Hcp Plaster
and get II. 25c. all dealers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

"A bushel OF lump lime In the cellar viii
absorb much Of its dampness, and peek
OF powdered charcoal In shallow dishes,
muc b Of the bad smell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

The bss, ay.net for farm horses Is not
a net bat white cotton sheet s'fsppeu v"
over the harness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

"A pail OF water q, = time Is all horse
should have. In an hoar Il may have more.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

The Southern watermelon has ap-
peared 10 our midst This is what ails
our midst.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

Tuk NAuOSAL GANE Young Man 10
iealer 10 sporting goois)-IIive you base
1all sultsi
Desler-Oh. yes, sir. can furnish you
slth anything yOu Ike 10 that llne.
Young MAXWELL, you can get me
lp suit made of chilled steel. with lit.
tie shafp.polntei spikes sticking oui al
over 10.
Dealsr-But. my dear sir. you couldn't
play ball In such suit a. that
Young Man-Oh, I'm not player I'm
IN umpire.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

The combustion. proportion, and pro.
cess In preparing Hoods ssrssparilla, are
peculiar 10 this medicine, and unknown TO
others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
4 MIA snrnrLEFF.
Portland. unine,
4 c. JONES.
Smith d MachiniSt.
south Pnrs., Maine.


hanaiaetursr Of general msca'nery. steam en-
Ehss. mill sork. spool maehinssy snd tools,
eolis 80 srress. tsps dies ami dfils nade Anf
rpAlfed. ~ssinE. moving AM thrsshinE ma
eanes panps q an kinds. presses, sans. pa
hs saves. traps, etc nesfY ana Ifonltiy rs-
pArcd stss~ snt wafer piping dons 70 order.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31

-"Alwsys aim = little higher then
the mark ," says an exchange. What,
kiss q girl on the nose , Never
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
Tn,I TrnRinfK DR.IN

which scrofula has upon the system must
~ arrested. and the blood must be- puflned,
y serious consequences will epsne. For
pufifylbg and yltAllElng Effects. Hoods
Sarsaparilla has been found superior IN
my other preparation. IL erpel- every
race OF lmpurity from the llood. and be-
.tows new life AMI ylgor upon every fune-
ion OF the body, enabling u 20 entirely
lyefcOme disease.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
That Tired Feeling

The warn weather has debllliailng effect.
especially upon those Who are within doors
rnos, a The time. Tie peculiar. yet common,
somplalnt known a. "that tired feeling
is the result. This feeling can be entirely
overcome ty taking Hoods sarsaparilla,
which give, new I.ic ani strength 10 AL
the functions of The body.
II could not sleep; had no appetite.
took IIood's SaTsaparlila and soon began 10
tlecp sountiy; could ct up without that
tired and languid feeling and my appetite
Improved" Il. A. sASToRD, keni, Ohio.
Strengthen the System
Hoofs sarsapanlia i eharaeisnled by
three pecullantiesi ist. The combination 81
remedial agents -. the proportion d. The
procsss q securing tho active medicinal
qualities. The result l. a medicine % unusual
strength, enecilng cures hitherto unknown
Send for book containing additional evidence
"IIood's sarsararilla tones up my SYSTEM
rurins. my hlo@l, ,hafIsn' ~ 'r,,T .dnr-os s,a
Register a Deeds, Lowell. Mass.
"IIood's sarsaparlia beats an others. and
4 worth IT, weight In gold" !. hAKKGSoTOs.
10 Bank street, New York city.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
SOLD ~ all druggists o. sis for,s Mais
only BY C. l. HOOD co. L0~sll' Mass
100 Doses Ono Dollar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-31
Unequaled.

Tor thc rsl.ci AMI cure % an diseases
of the stomach. Liver. Kiineys. AMI
Bowels. ihe value ~ Ayers Caihartlc
Pills cannot d. ovefcstimaiei This
remedy il also unriyaiod in curing
Eheumafic and Ncun'g.c affections.
For keen.nr ihe stomach. Bowels.
AMI liver I'M SOL working Urdcf have
never found nnr mfilClne rIual O.
Ayers CaftariIr Pills. l aivats usf
this rrmr.ir when oCU.ts'un requires. .-
Randolph Morse. LIullturs. Va
Alouf ffe wears since. rly snu became
CrIrrir irUu lthfumaf.sru. H. tNluis
ani lml. we're drawn Uut q slaIe ht
Co., fNrrur.alu- pain, AMI d. errefal
hahn uas frrf mn0h Impaired Mrif
,r.s lhf nnf rrall l.s case until D.
,unrr.rl taking Ayers liis. three
I...s Uf nhHh cured hIm ~ ~ nuW
. 'r.U iru fho complaint tg .f De- hail
r..r hli .f. arl l.s iIsfHrtsi llmls
I... recovered fhUIf SHAPE anl TlIaulN
Wau White. Lebanon. IA.
tr.r suffering. Or mrnfhs. froru liz.
.....s .f fEr ~f0maCh auI Liver. f0.ok
f..Is lr.s Ihrro fnnrs cured me- -
A. f I.kfhail Nacl.ss. NJ.
Ayers 5 Pills,
0rrt..I n rr.r C Ave- a e.. fossl Nss..
lr.fF.s.s a. iea.rrs '- Nrt'rils-
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

Continued in he SUNDAY TELEGRAMHERALD
Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12

pHANCFRY eAIF-sfafe of Michigan The Cir
y cunt Court ~ the County of heui-lu Casn-
cerv
John n ArbucEie. charies w Ryan end Wi
liam kysn. comp ainanfs
Elisa Hnae defendant
In VurTuaucf snd dy vlrue ~ decree of fhs
Circuit fnuf1 fof fht County ~ keuf n fr au eirs.
n ade sad entered ou thf .nd lay of Iu.y. a ,.
le~f If the shove entitled fsuef NfIirf 81 here
hy given that Nouday. She CD fsy of -Hrfem ler
a. b 1856 ff iH ofi0ck u the iurcunln rf -eid
DAY. ]. the FIfGecf'fef. one Df fnc lIrrHt Iuur
Commissioner in and f1r said County of kfuf in
the state oi Nirhifan. shat sel Fi public snciisr
g. the highest i8llfr Hf the fnufh front door ~
the luur Hniire RI said cpuffr foniI N0ur
block 'el-rsilecl iu the e'ty of Grand helsds in
sad county 81 ~ th0ee orrtair Iiroef ~ far'sif
of lsnd sifuafe and iseiuc in ihf faHriy o' Kent
and ~fafe of Michigan. and more uerficFiisrIV
known ard Described a. being fhe wfF pDe-haIf
e, o TIRE nrffhueei luaffei "a. ~ serfinn TWEEN
RI three IS and inf esei one hnIf rs. Uf ne raei
one hsif ii nf ihe ua-lheasf quarter r. Z. 0i rcc-
nOn fwe1if -fWo fiI town irr 'iN uorfh 0f rEnFr
twelve gl Rcsf efsfo 81 Michigan
WRIT ~ tNN-Tnfh.
Circuli oour Commissioner. > M County Aiehi-
gan
1rRsFr CsrnoIl-
Solicitor ~ far1r rlls iIisrt
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Telegram-herald., 1886-09-12


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