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The Portland daily press., 1873-11-03

OLD ORCHARD BEACH.
Ocean House, Es. Seavy. Proprietor
Old Orchard House, L. G. Staples, Rropri-
efGr.
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A Fine Rusiness Opening

TNoR young or middle aged man of nnexceptIona-
II bic character. Experienced accountant and one
thousand dollars capital. Investigation is invited
Address Box 20l5 Portland Me noysitf
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NORTH STRATFORD N. HI.
Willard House, C. p. Bailey d Co. Pro.
priefOrs.
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INTERNATIONAL STEAMSHIP co.
Norfolk and Baltimore and Washins ton
ID. C. Steamship Line.

ID. C.. Steamship Line.
Steamships of this Line sail from
>GTSA ~ end of Central Wharf, Boston
HKt tfYkR4M Semi Weekly, for NORFOLK and
.<ASAkNSkkNSBALTIMORE.
tSzazsS5zzzal Steamships
'Witliam Laurence" Capt F. M. Howes.
"Wittiam Crane" Capt Solomon Howes.
"Bs@eggstoae" Rp" Can't. Geo H i5IM Haett aVe'nu
Freight forwarded from Norfolk to Washington
Steamer Lady of the Lake.
Freight forwarded from No, folk to Petersburg and
Richmond, by river or rail; and by the Va C Tenn.
dir Line to all points in Virginia Tennessee, Ata-
bGma and Georgia. and over the Seo6oarG and Rod-
noke r. r. to all points in North and South Carolina
by the Bait. q Ohio r. r. to Washington and Il
places Vest.
Through rates given to South and West.
Fine Passenger accommodations.
Fare including Berth ard Meals to Norfolk $500
iIne 48 hours; to Baltimore SIS, time Go hours.
For further information apply to
Z. SAMPSON, Agent
1une2U 53 Central Wharf. Boston.
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THE PORTLAND
Kerosene Oil Company
Would inform the pnblic, that they continue to
Manufacture

The prevalence of a large quantity of inferior and
dangerous oils in the market, at cheap price-many
of which little better than Naptha tselfand the
existence of false reports in regard to the PORTLAND
selves, well safety to consumers, hat some
tce should be taken of these facts. Therefore, we
again present advertisement and would call atten
PETROLEUM, the fire test of which is 122; THE PORT
LAND KEROSENE. the fire test of which is 125 degrees
Fahrenheit, and often reaches considerably higher;
also we would say, that we are determined to main
tain their long established reputation.
PORTLAND KEROSENE OIL COMPANY.
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EE,0DTDA Invalids Tourists will find a
Il LAOAUAR Asvery pleasant location, large
rooms, frst-class table, courteous attendance and
reasonable prices at the Riverside House, Address
A. f. Styles, Prop, jacksonville, Fla. oc14t4w
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Genuine Waltham Watches Sent G.. O. ID.
The best and cheapest in the world an the most
Illustrated price list and lowest rates sent
free. Address FULLER & CO., 2S Bond ST., New
York. oc14t4w
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NORTH ANsON.
Somerset Hotel. Brown &s Hilton, Propri
etOrs.
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The Magic COmbssneeet fSE ss mail sil to wiz Wiz
change any coiored hair to permanent black or
brown and contains no poison. Trade supplied at
Mass. c1if4w
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NORRIDGEWOCK.
DanfOrth House, ID. Danforth. Proprieto
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Elm House, Nathan Church & Sons, Pro
prietOrs. .......
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NORWAY.
BeaI's Hotel, o. H. Green, Prop.
Elm House, Main st. w. w. Whitmarsh'
PrOpriefOr.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25
RANDOLPH.

Correspondence.
Onthe morning of the Sd inst, the
house of III. r. Ricketts, was destroyed
by fire With entire conte8ts The same
evening, the 6 izen me. ad + ade ar.
rangemeuts to rebuild the house
which was commenced on the 9Th
inst. with the timber standing in the
woods. On the 18th inst. house was
up aud enclosed, the main part being
tive stories high, twenty-eigAtby six
teen feet on the ground, and a wing
twenty-eight by twelve FEET. There
was force of from fifteen to thirty
men at work and some days as many
as fifteen or twenty teams. In draw
ing the logs to the saW-mill it became
necessary sometimes to hitch six OF
eight horses to a truck. The roads
were so bad that in many places the
axeltlees scraped along on the ground,
but the greater the obstacle 10 over
come the more energy and zeal mani
tested by the men, and if you ever
read John Gilpin's famous ride, it will
give you some idea how the work has
been carried on. Every man seemed
bent on doing his very best.
The Portage County Union Sunday
School Association has just closed q
very interesting meeting, (which lasted
two days. It is expected You viii re-
ceive communication from the Sec.
retary of the association giving more
fully the proceedings. a B.
Randolph, Dec. 19, 1873.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25

CoNGREss manifests but little dis
position to heed the voice of the peo-
pie. 'Repeal the Salary Act" has
been the cry all along the lines. Re-
peal every word of that most imam
ious measure without hesitation OF
qualification, is what the country de.
mands. Instead of obeying this de-
mand the House of Representatives
last week passed miserable compro-
mise by vote of l22 to "a fixing the
compensation of Senators and mem
bers of Congress at $1,000 a year, pay
able monthly, with actual expenses in
going to and returning from the seat
of government, with 1000 additional
each for the Vice President and Speak
er of. the House, This is. a slight re-
duction from the comp pensation fixed
in the salary bill of last winter; but it
is limited that the Senate will not. al
low the passage of any measure that
will interfere with the plunder of last
winter. "Watch and pray. :. - - -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25
THE MARKETS..
RAYENNA. nec. a4th. 1s1s

lE - IT i
RAyENNAs Dec 24th, 1873.
FLOUR : Ranges from IS 90, for Xxx Red
TO SO 90 for xxx white Demand steady
WHEAT-No. 1, 81 50; No 2, 81 40
CORN-Shelled brings csc; in ear 35c.
OATS-WhIte, sells for % cents; Black, 4oc
RYE-No. brings roc; igH
BARLEY-No. /, 1 90; sf5fgtsf
BUGKWHEAT-Perb bushel 81 CO., II
.BUCKWHEATs FLoUfs--5e per Ib. Y. S. 81.
HAY-selling AZ SIS a SO; according to
quality. istas.& 5aet
lLARD-City rendered 125Ee; country Zoe.
BEEF-sells at 81 90 q $6 90 per hundred.
DRESSED HOGS-Buyers pay Sc 6e.f-
SMOKED MEATS-City Sugar Cured Hams
selling at le16c; Country cured. =. q -e5
Shoulders. City cured dseIling at 10c q .c Dried
Beef selling at zoe.
POULTRY = Good supply in the market.-
chickens, dressed, buyers pay GEMS; undress-
ed Sc G46c Turk les, live Sc; Z 81 AAtf
BUTTER-e5c q 2se and in good demand.
CHEESE-Factory retails, 16c. zsA fs+ft2
EGGS buyers pay 25c per doz .zs .olAEfi
POTAToEs-Pn Purchasers pay 20 q so Il
DRIED A PPLEs-Buy pay 6cay otE'
BEANs-Choice hand picked in good demand
at 50 25 per bu. Medium 81 T5. t.sf5 ee5scasss
ONIONS per bushel 800 q E125.sis
HoPS-S0c.
sAGE-Retails at soc @70c.
YINEG AR-Pure cider retaiIs SOC per gal.
TALLOW-Buyers pay &C.
HIDES-Green, trimmed S 1Ec. untrimmed x
4 FEATHERS Retail at 81 co. s4H s@i4
WHITE LIME-$1 70 per Dbl ~ 20
WATER LIME-S2 rs @s3 co. -
sALT-Coarse sells at So 90; fine s. so. ATS
( WOoD-stove 81 0a@2 50; 3 feet wood IS 90
q So 30 per cord. assOQs
p Z a ;
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25

- ~ - ! =
s PARAGRAPHS. like the n following
meet the eye in all the Administration
papers these days.e sisEii ss1ai %
Blackwell Penitentiary has at lesst
one Democrats statesman rising in il,
with bobbed hair and striped dgarmeiits
Tweed, the champion thief of New
York, gave his Occupation as that Of q
ssstatesnan, and said he had no ere.
ligfon that he knew OF. Korrect.2
Now. why. don't they ten the whole
truth !; that Tweed was tried innthe
Democratic City Of New York, by. "a
Democfstie Cont and receivede the
sentence which he so gichlt merifed
for his Plnndering of the, public, 4
years Imprisonment and q fine of $l28,
-0O0.s when these adicSls shah have
disposed OF their Grant, Colfax, Pom
eroy, Caldwell, Patterson and ali the
Credit MobilieF thieves, stock gam
blers and others who have been plan
dering the people for years, it win be
in order Tor them to talk about the
short comingspfoneWhnmlth Demo
cratic authorities have given his de-
serts. 80 Dare they do .it2 10 hear
them Blowing sgainst 4 weed reminds
one of Satanlrebnhing Sim nasf a4tI
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RooTsToWN. ]

Correspondence.
ED1ToR PRESS Our town is be-
eoming9noteds for its diversified topics
ofsinteresto that Rexcite the minds oi
our citizens, of which, I win notice a
few few at ibis time. I. ,.,,' s''lS - /. pa
bdaThe. United. Brethren have erected
a new Churchldurihg the past summer
at 4lootstowAn Station. 1t is not as
large in feet and inches as some others
in the township, but it is as neat and
tidy as any one can 5Wish to enter,
The Society have held course of
meetings that have been highly graft
tying to Themselves, and, it is hoped,
beneficial toi the eommunity.iidus
. There has lbeens a law suit at the
Center of the township which created
quite al stiF.ie The parties were one of
the iex-Justices OF the Peace of Frank
lin township, Mr.. Isaac Archer, VS.. A.
j. Ely, of this township. There were
two trials before a Justices jury, the
first Jury failing TO agree. After the
case was disposed of the defendant
charged the court aud jury with be-
longing to "ring.P to defraud him.
The case was ably conducted by coun-
sci from Rpvenna, through which a
large amount of amusement was
bfought out iduring the trial of the
,case.oai si4t--sA Asl3atNgF ~ tEt
dHThesLitsrary in1the west part of the
tewBshipsis calling together many
friends of ofiimpFovement. The house
Isl well filed every meeting. The
membersare determined to Improve
in spenking and debate. And as there
are no dESdb jltttes in the Constitution
iofthe Society, the ladies join in the
discussion of the questions presented
at each regular meeting. lfit ID.
Rootstown, Dec. %, 1873. ~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25

BooTH ELEcTED.-On Saturday
Governor Booth was elected by the
Legislature of California as pHfted
States Senator from that State for the
long term Boothe is opposed tofthe
railroad monopoly, and there Is great
rejoicing among the anli-nonopoI poIists
over the result
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25

united. The church should be as one,
not separated into several parts max
ingk kona whole. The Iine of the
churches is not taken up in contriving
snd deviaing means for the uplifting
of the church, but IN contriviag aud
devising means whsrewith to hnder-
mine or overthrow the measures aa-
vanced by another party or clique.
Remember that in union there is
strength, and further, remember that
a house hfYided against itself must
fall.
a iSABBATH SGH00Lls.=lf ever there
was a ghost of q, Sabbath School, 1
would be tempted to say thar il had
appeared in our town. We have the
lpretense OF two Sabbath Schools; one
is held at nine in the morning, at the
Baptist church, if 3 few can get there
at that time, or else itmatters not.
The other is held at the Congregation
al Immediately after the morning SER
vice, providing the sermon be not a
long Onegtheweather pleasant and the
fuActionaries having moments Ieis-
ure. e
Gone from Paris into the happy life
has ourcsweet PrimaD Donna,and is now
wasting her honeymoon at the Capital
with her Joe.-perchiDg upon the del
ieacies Of their great uncle, ]. A. Gar
feld, thecunning Senator. We learn
from the o UsloayN. r., papers, that she
viii appear in that city, accompanied
by such talent as the great Ap Madog
and the wonderful Stephens, of Wales,
Christmas eve. .lsai3Eis seaig1Hz
= GoIE6 WKsT. IL Judging from the
following facts the education Of our
town has taken the immortal Greely's 8
adyiceaand Isgeing West saH
Ist. The Champion Hill sehoolhouse
has been, is being, Or viii be, moved
about half mile west. bg,8
lid. That all eur teachers; for some
reason, have failed in the last exan1in-
ations and our schools for the winter,
SO many as taken, are taught by car
Ipet-baggers, excepting No. q, (which is
taughtby Miss Sarah George.
5i1a57staW .tftE4 itifrs AHfsKf rSz
FsiParfs, Dee. 1873 siseon
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25

: MASSACHUSETTS pays TO the internal
reYenue, as ajax ION. spirituous liquors,
$1,674,000. Michigan, with popula..
ton about the, same, paid $393. .000s
Massachusetts has a prohibitory liq-
uoF law, and Michigan has not. This
is a good illpstrationlof the efficiency
ct the statptes lohaGs d4a a,tj--ai
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25


CoGGREss is hammering away at
the finances and every member iss of
course, anxious to do just the right
thing to relieve the wants Of the ceun-
try. But the people may yirest assured
that nothing W ill be accomplished that
wilI'not give 70 theprivilsged orders
complete control of our financial af-
fairs. The Governments might furnish
the people witha '.greenbackv or le-
gal-teh6ler currency without expense
to the people, but the party in power
prefer to be paying to the National
banks interest ON nearly $400, 100000
of government bonds deposited to
secure. their. circulation, while the
bank notes are furnished without in
terest, and are redcemablein tsgreen-
backs.n Are not the ssgteenbacks" Of
the government as good as the bank
notesP Is government practicing
economy when it pays $21O00000 an
nually forfnrnishing currency which
it could furnish without cest2
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25

New YORK imports seventy thou-
sand letters a week from Great Britain
without affecting the home market.1
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25

The Endorsement by the Republ lican
Senate of Carpentersf of Wisconsin,
who voted for the backssalary grab
and defended it elaborately upon the
stump, la an Ret fer more culpable
than thesVote of the Democratic mem
bers of the House for Fernando Wood
for Speaker. Mood did notiv0tel for
the laWs. He never defended IT. aud
says if he had been present hef would
have voted against it, He simply
kept his back pay--that was all. Car
penter did that. as We have seen, and
much more. Then, again, the Demo
Gratis knew they could not make a
Speaker Their action was but an
empty compliment. The Republican
Senators, on the contaary,o designated
a man who, in case the President and
Viee-P President should die, Oa be re-
moved by any disability,i would be
President of the United States, An
Importance aud responsibility att
taches 10 thelatter y hieh does not TO
the former as tbepeople wiz readily
perceive, asa .alsHIa iaapf 4sia
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25


1t should net be forgotten that the
Republicans have full and unlimited
power il every Department of the
Government. It has majority of
two-thirds in both branches of sCon-.
gress, the Executive is wholly Of that
party from the President down to The
most insignificant post-master. s The
judiciary is organized to do its bidding
and 1t eaHaccomplish whatever SEEM
eth to it good. TIE expressions and
-outrages the unequal privileges and
burdens which are imposed npon the
people,are the works of their hands,
and they ought not to be allowed to
escape the responsibility of Their acts.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25

: INFoRl1ATIoS has been received al
Key West that serious comp licatf ons
in regard to Cuba have arisen befW cen
the British and Spanish govern lnent.
The adYfces did lot state the precise
nature of the difhculties, but it has
become known here that the British
Consul General at Havana has receiy-
ed dispatches from Lord GranviIle to
instruct all naval comnianders in the
West Indies 10, Immediately Tendez-
vons In Cuban ports. 1t IS Stated that
in official circles it is certainly known
that the British government viii as
suredly demand the punishment, lllli { nits,.io 81
B1rriel. ~ E.se Isss,,,s. 80 1s's,' -.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25
HIhAM.

.ssssil rl4as HI HIRAM .auis,q.s.
/ aorresDendenta s1s.il "a line biHss -
a aTle winter Colleg term commenced
two weeks ago Tuesday of this week
With an attendance of 122 students
enpolled.a Fheldecfease. fromthe same
term a year ago is but a trife, and
considering, the circuIns tances, is ex-
tremely hattering for friendsSand4fae-
nltys forit was expected thsi attend
ance would be considerably less.
Mrs. Smith had d tnmor extracted
from her nose last week. The opera
,tion was tedious and difficult, but was
successfully done by DR.. Squire OF
this place, assisted by Or, Fowler, OF
IiYoungstown., The patient is consid-
cred convaleseentiat this. time.
3 One by one, slowly but surely, the
rugged Old pioneers, they who have
endaged untold hardships and priva-
ltions, they aWh have witnessed scenes
that eanlneVer be repeated, they who
have leveied the forests, made the inn
proYements, furnished the way. and
the means for the Injuries which we
enjoy-are ,i,assing away. At this
time there are not more than a dozen
left of those who came into this town
ship prior to 1920 One OF, that class,
"A Abnerl Harris,ztlted at hfs-residouce,
one mile westiof the center, Saturday
morning, aged 70 years. More than
half a century he had beer. a resident
of this township, and by labor and
industry alone, he had accumulated a
competence. His exemplary honesty,
pFobity and beneVelences made him
hosts of friends enemies he had none.
Most men have a peculiarity. Prompt
itnde was our friends peculiarity.-
Prompt to pay, prompt to fulfill every
obligation, prompt TO respond to olthe
calls of eharfty-not reluctantly, not
niggardly, but cheerfuliy. He did
not wait to be asked to give; an inti-
lmatiOn,i Suggestions that aims were
needed, was sufIleientt to bring forth a
liberal response from him. z 1, g q He
clothed the naked, and Che hungry
went not away empty" Heidi right
because it soas right without fear of
future punishment or hope of future
reward !; for he discarded a. religious
beliefs regardingia future. state, and
died fiFmi in his belief, err rather un
belief. He has praeticed true chris
tianity, What mortal with q conscience
can pronounce sentence. of condemna-
tionfof hisunbeIiefn Truly the world
IS IS better for % uf deceased friend hay
ing lived, II would be better still if
there were more like him.i The aged
is still spared to us has
the sincere sympathy of the entire
community for her irreparable loss.
= Hiram, Decs 1885, syas aaa, H,
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25

The Administration a Republicans in
Ohio have been growing over the fact
that,while the Democrats elected their
candidate for Govern or and a aihaaiotl-
sty OF. both branches of. the Legisiatnfe
the Republicans eIscted. every candi-
date on their State ticket except the
Governor. According to the state-
ments. OF corresp dent at Akron,
o., the Administration Repuh hlicars
have croWed too soon 1t now app ears
that frauds and Illegal lies on the part
of the Repnblieans have been discov-
cred, the Correction Of which viii de-
feat the Repn bIican candidates f.r
State Treasurer and Atforney-Gener
al. The Democratic candidates for
those position VIII contest the cleo
ton before the Legislature, and are
confident that they viii show facts
enough to prove that they were legal
" elected, without even taking into
consideration the irregu ularities of the
election in GeYelsnd - ITiorkd. ~. .t5
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25

First class Lath Pine Shingles for Sale cheap
Enquire of W. r. AI.CoRN, a few doors east of
Merits & Riddles Carriage Works, or j. G. IoNG
at A.. a g. w. Ry. Depot s'iasaa aai'5i
III GI3 faiitas4h BAS.tf.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25

GRANT should be caIled the great
Americas certiier Of good character.
He gave Colfax q certificate Of goods
character after Schuyler had been
shown to be tainted with Credit Mo-
bilierism; when Tom Murphy was
compelled to resign the New Y ork
collectOrship, Grant was ready with a
letter attesting his purity lastly Matt
Carpenter is the recipient Of . similar.
letter. We presume Tweed could get
a testimonial Of good character from.
Grant if the Boss would make IL am.
object. ana heeould afford 10 do some.
nina, Hand an, a ssfiszsi - tIoae g lins
y naissz ts ~ fssfI s.sg wss fns
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25

ADJoURNED.-The Constitutional
Convention adjourned from the 23d
instant till the 9Th 0fof January, but
in doing so by q vote of twenty-five to
fifty-eight, that body of virtuous re-
formers decided to receive pay during
the mean time, and their little fecfea-
ton win cost the tax payers between
six and seven thousand dollars Only
men in Official position are able to
draw pay when they do not work.
When the farmer, the mechanic, the
trader and the laborer are away from
their business their pay stOpss What
better is this action Of our pubIic ser
wants tilan salary grabbing than
downright plund dering of the people /?
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25

THE Cleveland Herald closes a very
welI-trimed article on the failure o. the
House, in its vote on Wednesday OF
last week, on the final passage of the
salary bill, TO call the yeas and nays,
Asfollowss
How can the Republican party, now,
avoid the responsibility for this slool-
ing" with the wishes of the people
IL takes q politician shrewder than the
average politician to answer that qhes-
tion.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-12-25

CoxGREss has adjourned till after
tie Holidays, and now we have peace.
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a5a aaii
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1873-07-23
The editor Of tbe New Retblebem

The editor Of the New Bethlehem
Press, is evidently onto it, as notice
the following beligerant article taken
from that paper of last week:
A few issues since we made brief
note of a disgraceful fight in which
certain of our rowdies and black
guards shamefully abused party of
inoffensive Irish. One of tho rioters,
Emmett Swsrtzwelder, after the APP
pearance of the aforesaid article acted
the man, and freely acknowledged him.
self to be in the wrong, for which we
have given him credit. But Lee s.
Hines, the pugelist, who relies on
handy-bill or slung-shot in time of
need, no doubt feeling sighted that
his name was not mentioned before, is
now informed that the editor of this
paper was the author of the first arti.
Gle, as he is of this one, and considers
himself responsible for all and every.
thing that appears in its columns. 1t
does not speak well of man who
makes some pretensions to learning
and who has been q school teacher. to
act in such a cowardly and disgusting
manner as he has been doing of late.
Instead of coming to us like man
and. demanding satisfaction, he has
been making threats of killing, etc.
Now let Lee S. Hines know that it is
not the act of man to attack the
hands employed in this Office, or in
any way connected with it, but he
should approach the editor in person,
in every such case, who alone is re-
ponsible and is not the least alarmed,
as we are never afraid of towards, and
if Lee S. Hines wants anything of
definite character, he can.have all he
wants by calling on the editor at this
Office at any hour, or, if more agreea-
BILE, he can call by appointment. Let
the learned disciple Of A. b. c. sub
due his Modoc propensities and mind
his Pisa andQ's. This notice is not a very
hattering one, but if it is not worth
at least dollar,it is not worth cent.
VIC. A. HAINEs, Editor.