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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-13

THIS road is now completed 30 West Edwin,
and trains are now running 10 Tat rcin,, miles
from Portllnd. Beyond We { Baldwin 70 road
is graded 10 Fryebuig, 80 miles from Portlid, AM
The rails will be laid to tia; point a carlyin the
spring a the weather viii permit. Fro; Frye.
burg the road j. uuder contract 10 ConwItN. II,
20 which point trains will run in July, ii.
The road has thu, far beea built and Clipped
from cash subscriptions to the Capital stuk; but
70 complete it to Bartlett, '. IL. ami o)rovidc
additional equipment Tor IL creasins h>inc>s,
The Company has issued bond, to the aIeunt Of
800 O0O, secured 10y mortgage on the eHre prop
erty to the following Trustees:
WOODBURY. DAVIS,
SAMUEL T.. SPRING,
WESTON +. MlLLlkEN.
TIE now offer these Bonds for sale, al conf
dentially recommend them n 4 safe anprohta-
bic investment for these reasons:
l. Low price. Al the present vale Of
L. 5. Bonds these Bonds pay one percent.
more interest in gold on the invc>tmit
- Ample security. The entirelort-
gage upon the road, wien compiled II
Bartlett, will be only Sl2j00 per ME,
smaller ncumbrancc than upon any)hcr
Railroad in Maine, with ip.lc execution,
and less than the value offs rails andquip-
mcni>.
3 Large and profitable local aaf.
fic. The business upon the line aeady
completed more than meets the c9ecta.
tons of its most sangune friends, ;ri re-
cures beyond doubt the interest 81 III
Bonds. The line Is the natural QUIET to
some of the finest watcrpOwcrs In thStatc
on the PrcsumpscOt and Saco rivers lther
u unimproved on account of the diicuty
of rcachingthe seaboarl. IL taps TIL large
interior navigation OF Lake Sebago nj its
tributaries, over "a miles of inland pter';
drains very large agricultural dis'ict ~
ing ON the shores OF Lake Sebag0, nj on
the banks of the Ossipte and Saco fivcrs,
anh peneirates the heart OF the VIII, Mts
AT Conway and Bartlett the most ppular
summer resorts ofthe region.
4. Prospective connections. This
road j. TO form part of trunk lin irom
Lake Champlain to The seabOard L Sis
ter corporation in Vermont is rapill build
ing the Western Division of the roa, from
Swanton to the Connecticut liver, al the
entire line, when completed, WILDE the
shortest connection between OgGekburg,
the great distributing point OF the laes, aud
tide water
We offer these Bonds at present indenOmina'
lions Of 3, 600 or $500, at
Ninety and Accrued Interest in
Currency.
ANY further information will be glas given by
The subscribers.
j. B. BROWN & sons,
9l9 Commercial SHORTHAND.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-13

From NUMEROUS CASES of Dyspepsia
and Constipation, cured by the use OF
Fellows COMPOUND SYRUP OF HYPo'
PHoSPHIrEs. after every other known
remo.y had been used in vain, its etfica-
cy in restoring the functions OF Digestion
and Evacuation Is manifest.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-13

OXFORD, -. 49, ., -.
,I,AkEN oh execution anil Will be sold at Public
| Auction. on Wednesday, VI Tch l-t, A. ID
ISL al ten O'Clock in the forenoon, nj the oicc o
:. 4 Andrews, in Buckilcli, IN said County, all
the right in cquit which iIcymDn PrJrtor, of sum
ncr. in ,aid County, ha. or had on the twentieth
day of December, \. u 1859, at SIX o'clock ~ The
forenoon, being the time Of the attachment oi The
same on the original writ ia thi> action, tn re'lccn
the following lie ,cribed real estate situated ~ sad
sumner 10 wit n certain piece OF land with The
building, thereon, being the homestead farm OF
said Proctor. containing one hundred acres, more
or also one other certain piece of Land suat-
,l IN -ail sumner, known Il, the Crockett pasture,
coma aiming twenty aCIc,, more orlcss. The above
described premises being subject 10 uorigag ,
givra ~ sullivan {. Andrews, ct Buckheld III shii
County, ~ secure the pa, men, OF tonr hundred
and twenty-five dollars a-h ole Other mort gage
To- >ail Andrews, u secure RE payment OF three
humid ed anI twenty dollars. dated Dtc I'm, lslN,
aud Jan. lst, ISL, on which there ~ nov iuc lae
.i,,n of four hundred AMI seventy nine dollars ana
ninety. one cents ON the first mortgage, and about
two hundred AMI six ,lnliirs on second mnitS re;
,aid mortgage dcc,ls are recorded, Book no, rage
40. Rock l3j, Pare -, OF ONiOrl Ergistry.
J. W WHITTIER, Deputy Sheriff.
Rurk igll Ian. llth ISL
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-13

and many other popular Magazines ard
Journals at their lowest club rates.
All orders should he accompanied with
the cash.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-13

DIED..

At West Paris Dec 18th, Eva A., laughter of
Marcus W, and Alma 4. Chandler aed 10 mos.
days.
In Enrol, Y. IL, Dee 30th, very suienly, MI.
samuel Akers, aged about -.
In Albany. Der lith, Carrie Iicath,gcd II yrs.
In Milton, y. II, Mr.. benjamin Meier aged ..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-13
Portland IL OgdcIsburg Il L..
First Mortgage Bods,
Principal anil Interest PdUbte
IN GOid.

The undersigned have uuthoriiys or
Ter for sale the Sends or the Portian and
. ydensburg Rail Road Company the
very low price OF DO with accruedinter
est I'm currency.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-13
SlipriG's sale.

South Paris, Dec. Is, 1870
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-13

THIS is the only Institution in the world now
i known, where disease IL treated and cured
lN the combination of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-01-13

GEORGE c. GOODWIN 4 Co., Boston. Agents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-31
"Ihe Grc-t Fs,.,.ss,. Bob. >,

Under TIE above heading the Tamuany orgsr
IN this city publishes this morning long string
OF misrepresentation in reference to the fitting
and ISrDishi1S OF the osIiecs Tor the new govern
ment- Itstatesthas a member OF the LEGISLATURE
was told by TIE Governor II 60 ahead and fur
nish the new quar- ters in AZ s,ceet, that when he
1.-THE member aiorcssid) inspected ii, sshe found
1t In wretchcd condition for the purposes for
which IL was intended, and that, ''in addition to
the articles OF furniture which he proposed to
buy, he assumed the entire charge OF the build-
ing, made contracts with carpenters, painters
paperhangers, kalS ominers, wbitewashers, &c.
all Of which cont.ins not one word of Iuth
Mr.. Henry r. Searle, the archit ct, a gentleman
whose professional abiiit Is well know a here and
elsewhere, and who integrity has never been
Questioned, wa entrustSd with the fitting and
furnishing Of Moiri on's buildings on Az ssseet
for the new government; he recommended the
alterations; and Re made the CONTRACTS with
carpenters, painters, paper-hangers, kalsomi-
ners, white-vs shers, &C." In fact, he, and no
body else, hak had the entire cont ,ol OF the
building; and the cart of the entire improve
ment, including the erection of a fre-proof
building in the rear 10 by 10 feet and i've stories
high, VIII not only not exceed 500 ,ooo a. stated
IN the Patriot, but win not much exceed s26 900,
the amount OF expense incurred 50 far A diff
ference Of $4,000 only. The BUILDINGS are in
tended for the accommodation OF the Governor.
Secretary, Board Of Public Works, Board of
Health, Fire Commissioners, Register, Collec-
for, &c, &C., In fact about all Of the offices of the
new government The fire-proor building was
erected on the recommendation of the architect
Mr.. Searle, valuable records being expored in
the City Hall to destruction by fire. This fire
proof building win contain all the records Of the
old Corporatsons-now liable to be d>stroyed-
and al oof the new government, including deed,
title rolls, tax records, &C., Sc. The walls are
not covered with [" costly paper. as stated In the
Pafriof, but just such paper'ss Mr.. searie has
upon the walls 81 his own Office, and Just such as
rs upon the walls OF other private Offices in this
city. Mr. Searle made all the purchases-they
are neither -gaudv nor costly as stated-at the
lowest prices. The carpets were bought of Mr.
Mcknight, at as low prices as they could be
bought from other dealers for. In fact Mr.
Searle has been as careful and cautious in this
matter as he usually Is In his business transac-
lions, and If the Patriot wants q grievance il with
have to look elsewhere Tor it. Mr. Searle womb
rather eek than avoid an investigation. The
bricks were laid by the thousand, painting and
plasserfng done by the square yard, and an the
work contracted for, that it was practicable TO
have done in that way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-31
A Glimpse at I4onia.

The telegraph informs US that Mr.. Medin, of
the civil service commi>-ion lately in session
here, has prepared plan relating to post offices,
which he thinks viii be free from the evils now
attending appointments OF that class. 1t SAYS:
" He proposes that the President shall appoint
Tor hye years, for each Office except about 200,
iy signed by the legal voters within range OF
the delivery of the Office. Various Safeguards
against fraud In the lists of nam>s ave provided.
Inc petition Is 20 be signed without regard to
party and the person presenting the most names
D - be appointed The signatures are to be
under oath that the person recommended Is suit
able and competent"
This is very good programme for mIlenial
times, but not worth much in these DAYS of DO
Htieiaps and political schemes. Fancy a demo-
cratic administration appointing red hot re-
publican postma"tsr at Oberlin, Ohio, for in
s.ance, because he could, under Mr.. MesliIl's
plan, bring petition 'most numerously sieaed
by the legal voters within range OF the delivery
OF the Office" And zee rersa as 10 republican
administration and democratic stronghold,
The problem the civil service reformers have
TO solve is to adopt the best plan possible under
our existing political system. TEat will not be
changed while parties f-ht under the watsh-
word ''to the yictors belong the spoils,, and this
viii be popular battle cry a. long as human
nature is constituted Is ut present. If Mr..
Medill and hts confrerees expect to accomplish
anything practical. they must either deal with
the situation as they fad it or go back to the
foundation Of things and undsrtake the moral
and political reformation Of the whole human
family. SIrs- PaTtington's historical broom was
very Efficient agent under CERTAIN conditions
and Tor certain purposes, but it was of little use
IN her memorable contest with the Atlantic
ocean. - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-31

In the absence OF stirring national and inter-
national news, the papers are keeping the spot
a bilin" with snake and dog stories, and other
maryek Of animallif The latest is a tale about
a new motive power developed successfully on
the Delaware in the shapeof team Of surgeons
attached to a pleasure boat Two citizens of
Easten, Pa, Samuel Phillip and Col. j. r. Sit
greaEes, are the ingenious gentleman who have
solved the problem Of Harvesting the leyiathan-
> TO speak. The mode or harnessing the fish is
well described as "peculiar."s A broad India
rubber band eneircles each fish JUS behind the
rectoral fins, which bands hold the pole OF woke
% which the traces are fs .ened.- To keep the
ush from seeking the bottom and drawing The
l. at rnder, ls-Se hollow fos;s made in the
slaPe of swans are attached TO the yoke by cords
Ties everything slOyely and the sturgeonswims
hioh. . ra- = =
This j. great invention and should be made
available here No other river In the country
La saigon of the size ard able-bodiedne,s AZ
sise Potomac sturgeon; and they should be
utilized. Our boat clubs and our owners of fast
teams should take into considsras on the oppor-
tuhity TO vary the stale programme of rowing.
sailing, and driving What lively and agreeable
variety would be afforded 10 our open air exer.
a py Placing few feet, steady-cofng sturgeon
[ 7; ms on the river! Who Will be the first TO trot
cur RAJ ser Saggle out Sturgeon. team
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-31

cable teieesa-n in Saturdays srAn stated
HAT the French governments had agreed TO what
y styled the "POssOn Echeme'' OF expatria,tng
me Of the leas. dangeroasof the Comnuniss
prLSners to Arizona Territory, and would rur-
nish the exiles with transportation and with
small outfit. This Is called the Poston
teheme, b-eause il has been conducted BY Chas.
a. Poston, formerly. delesats. m Cnsrsss1fon
Arizona; but IL livery dsubtfsi whether he win
beable to make god farmers out Of the barri-
cade-euiiders and petrolenm-slinsers OF Ga
Bee Ps.-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-31

New York now claims the meanest gay de-
eeiver, a grocer clerk Of tender years, named
Bloomfield, who made hot love o, blooming
and trusting ceok, widow, fair, rat ana forty,
(twlce his own yearsl borrowed all her savings
S50o-to prepare q house for their reception
when nazrrisdy and then vent on and married a
younger women The d-serted cook haseooked
up an andayIt, AMI wisely 60, bearing 70 claim
rePsrstioR for her lacerseed heart, Is toying TO
kef her fDsney back. am 50 ~ ss.f q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-31

LAsss-'ilis papers are boastfng that since tie
war &c ty-ftre miles or street railway have been
built in tnat eit.S drawing together the suburbs
heretofore separated, transporting daify % 600
passengers, and 9 Sins employment TO coo men
and coo horses ana nuies. Is . Il - :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-31

Persons leaving the city for the summer or
any portion Of it may have THE STAR sent to
their address for such time a. they desire, at the
rate OF fifty cents per month. Orders, accom-
panied BY the money, should be sent to the bust
mess once Of the paper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-31

BY Eaaksrs', Brokers and Commercial EkxrspA I
h9s and orsgn aas:i and IN
NV YoRK, July u.-First Board, oso b M
q O. 4. ass sSH His s s s2SP26 q.
ss ss9i ,, o. sGnsGa l,ss
land S.s.sIn Union IeissrapH ,Us s; o SHISdf
YER ADAMS 1s Pens fsS4, as Power
New YorRR esnsrs ..d HUE ason ssss
New York Central Scrip, 90; Erie, 2ssl do. pre-
fe Ms5 assn 6en nf do RAJ sE. Shore READING sna
: s s.s l a. Si rrss9a.d and PM
cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indians polls,
-, New jersey Central. los,E; Rock Island, los;
Ms We and Ws.isi1, sOsi beiswsSs, IasEswsns.
Mississippi eertifcates, AZ Columbus, Chicago and
o s q So GS SS
snt9 1,d Psese d Bond nss n,a m;soJF Is 81
Markets To-day.
do & 3D. 7s .ssss Do ' is G q S SS
c ssssd DO. isSSupSn Old sak bid es asked North
~BxLTIMoRE July M.-Cotton weak and unchanged.
choice, 81 good red to prime. 81 sss 81 80;
q me Corn nn weak ind wSiss
southern Ts79; yellow southern ssa70; mixed west
s W SosSs RE aulet oasl Provisions unchanged.
active. Gold steady isS, Governments dull and
=. North CsroIins. 4al; do. new, . Enchan sw
INV YosI. July ;si.-Tlour quiet. whea. dull.
Hetserelogical Recora-July 81, 7.s5 AN.
N 49, ny
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I Canadian papsrs are conn planning OF apesti-
ence fyy which don't "shcoo wortii a cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-31
FOR RENT AND SALE:

For SALE on REST--THREE 90 GARDEN
=. IsRns th sss sS Ss ssr =
SE9sS s i IN No. SOS l@sT.s
avenue. ~ lI-sw
EoR RgNT-One threc-siory BRICK HOUSE,
= CONTAINING nine rooms, with water and gas, on
ne New 3sfsey avenue, between G and Streets SO
Also, one hse House on Issh street Rent, sSs per
,.IOr particulars apply to ". c. JOHNSON. us
18th street, between and II. yIS-d
EoR RENT Pleasant FURNISHED ROOMS
inquire n w corner 81 sth aud ID ste. je3i -sn.
T HOUSES, containing six rooms and bath es sn:
gas throughout; every ence. on l6th street
near r. For terms apply TIGnRrox ,ovnx
myls-n <al i2th street wv.
FOR sALE-Those desirable LOTS ia sauare as
se1 .c s.ssf ns sGssh SeP
very dssrs s a 5SG " and ssTsr % ana
my,,eotr 'Us sisl .Sr sis as SS s,;..,.
FQ9RR ys4AiLahEg Is Nn,s EkSsIRkNcks.rwo
tanning ten rooms eabh, about o. an acre Cd land
res1iTns but modsra. c..h psT@sS, Terms easy
corner 18th street and New Yorf svenus
mhl4-tf tRep. and Chron.l
EoR RENT-The large DWELLING HOUSE
N.. asa PsnS.yi,ani syenue .iI door. Of the
sases' locality Tor . lawyer or Rhyscian,-
49, fhutsna avenue.
EoR SALE Or RENT-rhe elegant COUNTRY
Boundary street, At the head II a .tr. S' una o.
dining residences of ID, McCelland; one OF the hsnd
soonest suburban residences in the District Amir
to A X SHEPHERD, slo Pennsylvsnia avenue.
FOR SALE Oh EXCHANGE.
. eS 900 ACRES OF LAND IN Macon county. n.
", bine Ridge Railroad running through e. 50 600
acres IN Cherokee county, N. O., all fine grazing
lsnds and covered with choice timber superior fruit
climate, peeaily the apple. Also, s. 900 acres in
shannon and Reynolds counties, Oregon. viii en-
goods. g. H. SWETIASD FEDERAL Ritss~l IN
mhlIu corner Of 7th and streets.
EOR RENT.Three- BRICK HOUSE, eight
rooms No. VI street, between North CAPITOL
aha Isl streets rear OF the Government Printing
Umee; Kent "a per month. Inquire Of p. LEARY,
next doof, no fsu
FOR RENT-A three-sto press brick front
9Th street, between N and n SITS. FOR particuisrs
apply to LATiMkR 0LEARY, Aucts. mys-u
FOB RENT.A .desirabls su cOmmodiou.
situated on the corner Of 18th and streets For
terms and particulars inquire ct <e5 Pennsylvania
avenue. &C 3l-d
DARTIEs OBLIGED TO REMAIN IN THE
city win find large, airy ROOMS At SOS 18Th
and at moderate prices. TABLE BOARD jes
E0R RkNT-Oomfortably Furnished PARLOR
improy ement, and IN . beautiful situation; south
irons IN the First Ward, corner nth and stseets
NO. 2o0s &C 8-dd
E0R RENT-six hne OFFIOE ROOMS I'm The
Shepherd Building, SOS Pennrylvs nia avenue
sosth SIDE fel0-d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-07-31

thing cheap 20 take the place Of Chloride Of Linz
Now ,se caRBofIc P6 fEsI{ FIN POWDER
the Ansflssns SSnta5g a.
store uortshep and instutio n should have com
sanity on hand, to use as soon bad gases are vis
rscomnssdsd 81 prdminsnt medical and 's . snt f
- NAY be seen by their circular at Stotts,
Powder, first hirodueed in PhiisdeYpSis TVS so
Il Ssse to ssSsTuie css
ls sicS o. psSd5ee t ,Rinkisa s9.ier
rosiys This ", Ti he ssPsgeIt g any one WHO Is
The ssnaiss 1 carSss Pusifs ins Powder !. of
9reyish color, and has no Lime in "; hence n safe
damage any material come il contact n With h.
except unhealthy atmospheTe -,
DkR, prepared BY che American Sanitary Assoeia,
GOAL And w00D. -----7
We have very large and well selected stock Of
COAL AND WOOD.
Which we eeT fpr the present at greatly reduced
Sas c Ioa ASH as h s,v s.,.c,oa a . hon.
on plank floors, and is delivered free from dust
our kndns S a or
best anaes Of wSo n t9e pree we
=. Purchasers are invited TO call and examine our
". J. STEPHENSON BRO,
Office 1904 Pennsylvania avenue,
Jy3ltt Mill and Depot, Seventh street Wharf.
WILLIAM MASSEY 4 CO.'S (PhiladelphiaJ
BITTER BEER,
AN EXCELLENT TONIC
For sale at 81 30 per Dozen tpint)
Also
Xxx ALE. PORTER AND BROWN STOUT
~ Discount to dealers. ,xrn -
jy2e-tr 81 Greene street. ceorSeto%n. d r
WASHINGTON CITY, JULY os Is7l-I
w have this day sold to my brother, CHARLES
Il. HOOVER, my Stock and Good Will of the Gro
Gerry and Provision Store situated southeast corner
said store will please present the same for settle
ment liy2g-3t.l SAML 8. HOOVER.
REFRIGERATORs. WATER COOLERS,
~ CREAM FREEZERS, OIL STOVES, GAS
STOVES. Fly BRUSHES, WIRE COVERS, cheap
at oGDEN'S Housefurnishine Store jy Is stsf
WALNUTi wALNUTIl
-rE sAASoNED -f--s- arr-..
COUNTER-TOP WALNUT
o., "a, AND Al,
90 TO 30 INCHES WIDE,
WILLET LIBBEY's
jy&6t 9th street and New York avenue.
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LOST AND FOUND.

/ OST-A PROMISS0RY NOTE, drawn BY Chas
IL ;. NeDable, payable to order of Edward C. Car
rngton- lr ninety days after date, and ENDORSED by
saio Darlington. All parties are warned not TO ne
gotiate this note, as payment has been stopped
1T EDWARD C.. DARLINGTON
L OST-A pair of gold bowed SPECTACLES on
IL Pennsy lyania avenue. between st - -
market and ?lth ST., on Saturday even-TV~
ing. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leay-
ing same at Star Office, or THOS. LUTRELLS store
corner of 20sh 81. and Pa avenue. IL
L OsT-Near the National Race Course, on Thurs
- DAY; 9Th % gnly: about 30 D. m, ladies small
rewarded by leaving ii at this Office. y2g3t*
S10 REwARD-stolen from my stable, on the
S1 night Of the 9th instant, one SET SINGLE
HARNESS, brass mounted. The above reward will
be paid for its recovery.
JAMES JIRDINSTON,
JyS 81 1712 Pennsy IL apia avenue
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wAR DKRARIMksI. oees Caisf Sisnal o@esr. 4

WARRINGTON: D. G July 81, lS7i
.SYNoPsfs FOR THE FAST TWENTY Hours =
No material change is reported from the Pacific ard
Rocky hountain stations. The barometer has very
generally fallen from the Mississippi to the Atlantic
ana Is neow the average In the southern States An
area lowest pressure apparently exists in northern
New aork The temperature has fallen slightly in
New Eng land and risen on the lower lakes Light
winds and Gains have prevailed on the Atlantic
coast and lower lakes. Northerly winds are re-
ported from the upper lakes. Light rain has fallen
a. most stations on the Gulf and Atlantic coasts and
local storms have been reported from Arkansas
20 Iowa Gear weather now prevails from Ms
souri, TO Georgia and 10 Maryland
PRoBABITIEs.-Threatenin weather with lor.l
ram VIII probably be renewed to day the eastern
0uli coast and local storms are probable north and
creased cIoudiness, i probable for the upper lakes
LocAL kESoRD-The Thermometer in The EVE
day'-Sa m, rs; 10 a. M, Is; IL m. 90; 2 p. m, So
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NTATTEND THE POTOMAC Fruit GROW
S EMS ASSOCIATION TO MORROW, II a
m, at the Board If Trade Rooms. il
0TA SPECIAL MEETING OF RAWLINs
~ POST, No. ]. g. A. X will pc held at Grand
A. my Hall, on TUESDAY EVENING, August i, a.
70 c'ock, for the purpose Of comforting The rev
work upon members of the first and econd grades and
upon new applicants. The officers and members Of
the third grade, in good standing, are expected 10
De present The quarte master will be prep red 10
receive dues. By order OF the Pc I Commander
y S-f N ID. FITHIAN, AdIutant
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PERSONAL.

1 urRx.x roy MssISsgtoS CRY ,s'lS 81
oeduing any rue ~ my name, ~ viii net -
sp.nshle fof any debts eoutrsted ~ any pers@ %
persons from this date.
y isa. sAMuEL s HOOVER
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@The latcst poisoning case comes from New
port, KY, where Mr.. Metheringham mixee
whisky with Mr.. Maddox's arsenic.
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FREy. ARTHUR p. DEyLIN

III ShEF AHIHI X p. DEFLIN,
In Hsan1nis HSn SpE,site ahs Metropouian Hotel,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Aususs ri,
At o clock D. m
Subject: THE COMING CONFLICT; Or, The Dan.
r,en, . diiat dhreaten the american Eepublic
Go see NJ hear this wonderful man tt
New York City Reporters please attend
Heads examined Tree OF charge
ADMISSION 2, cents. jy3l-3t.