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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-30

\ A VENERABLE j. P Governor Ding
ley has Just renewed the commission Of
Hon. JOB. Prince OF Turner as Justice OF
the Peace and Quorum for the Stale.
the commission having been originally
granted by Governor Smith in 1888, aud
renewed by Governor Fairfield in 1910,
Governor Anderson 10 ls47. Governor
Crosby in 1851. Governor Washburn in
1861. aud Governor Chamberlain in 1865,
Judge Prince. who was so years old on
"Wednesday has held sixteen commits
sionS for various positions.
Mr.. Fish feels very nice over his
Nirginius negotiation; and he has reason
TO. IL is an unusually clean cut piece OF
sdiplomatizing. The country will note
with especial qualification his point. blank
refusal 10 gauge the value oil American
citizens by the color OF their skins. and
the manly way in which he stands up TO
the Madrid government anent the moral
and legal quality OF the Santiago airoci.
Ties. lilo gets $500 for all Americans
Killed. white vr black, and keeps it
whether the heirs cali Tor il or not.
Great Britain got only 5000 Tor white
men, and 81 800 for black, and returns
all moneys unclaimed. Spain pays over
TO us Just $4,000 gold. without condi.
lions SprTaq6em Republican
BY The new tax and tariff bill which
has Just gone into effect, the tax on dis
titled spirits has been increased from
seventy TO ninety cents per gallon. The
original bill oil the committee had pro
posed TO mako il one dollar a gallon.
The tax on tobacco is raised IRON TWEEN
" TO twenty four cents u pound. The
rest OF The second section relates to
cigars, cigarettes, etc. The tariff on
molasscs and sugar is increased 10y add.
inc twenty five per cent. OF the present
rates for each grade, in the collection of
duties; but there is no increase OF the
duties on tea and coffee. The ten per
cent abatement on certain duliable arti-
cles is repealed. The sixth section OF
the bill relates to boiling cloths and to
stamps in the receipt books OF savings
banks, removing the taxation in both
cases
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-30
Porter.

March 22.-1he past winter has been
very bad Tor those who have kept bees
Mr. James aud J. ]. French have lost
i've hives. which is more than they have
lost FOR the past ten years. NJ. j. /
French has had The care Of bees from his
BOY hood. aud all The bees he has kept for
the past tweniy Yeas he has found in the
woods and got them home. Mr. + follows
hunting bees in The woods. fading some
every year. Also finding his neighbors
sxarms Tor them that go from their hives
into The wood. For finding hives In the
woods Mr. +. prides himself that he can.
ne. be beaten in the State
Ocr mills II Porierylle are sill ice.
bouad and are likely 10 remain so unless
We have warmer weather
MI O. W. and Daniel Towle. Jr have
The largest 10, of oak timber to saw this
spuug that they ever had al their mill al
one time. They have made arrange
meu,s 50 As to run their mill night and
day IS soon a. they have water.
We have had over eight feet Of snow
this winter. according 10 4 memoranda
kep; by Mai James French. and We have
Ia, Of il now. +.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-30

Invincible Lodge Of Good Templars 4,
sumner celebrated its sixth anniversary
on Friday eve. the 9Th inst. by various
literary exercises. appropriate TO the &C
easion. and boanulul repast. In which
about seyenty-dye members tOsk part
A. this meeting four candidates were in-
stalled, and i've a. The preceding NE ting.
Inc lodge nov numbers one hundred
and nlEe members 10 good standing.
Average attendance about sixty live,
From the columns 0f the Voice a pa
per published Oy the members. We CLEAN
The following statistics: Tue Lodge
MAS instituted bY Bro. Wm. b Lapham
March 3d. 1869. with twenty four char
ter members. %: this number eleven
sge Sul. members, i've OF the remaining
are members VI other lodges. During
Tie past SIX years our ranks have been
broken Oy death Whole number that
have been al some lime members one
bundled and ninely.three. No one has
oeea expelled Tor violation OF pledge
Ias greater part Of those who have with
drawn are still members Of the order 10
other places.
We ale almost constantly making
aeeessions 10 Ouc numbers. and more are
"-iI!ag Tor admission at our next meet
ING. In addition 10 the ritualistie ser
vice. We usually have declamaiions,
seiec: readings. remarks by eur older
workers, vocal and Instrumental music,
leading OF paper. etc At our last
meeting Bro. Stetson gave US some &C
count OF Reform Club meeting
winch he attended at Auburn. which was
listened 70 with great interest. That the
glorious and much needed reform work
IN Lewiston and AuLarn may continue
Unit. It's iOlds embrace every slave oil al.
eoho. Is The devOul wish aud prayer Of
The h.rjsejJls. SLocuN.
The school in Jackson village is now
10 houlishing condition. under the
charge OF ". II. IL Bryant of Bethel.
tie IS an excellent teacher. The term
hnishes in two weeks.
Inc snow is SO deep. persons can
scarcely get into the woods. saw two
men shOve.ling. and after working halt
day. 'hey bad only gone 20 or 80 rods,
'hey then gave up the job
Farmers are still obliged to drive their
cattle 10 brooks Ton water, or supply
Them Al The stall.
Saturday, the 18th lhele was a Trial ol
peed at Peasant Pond. S0 purses
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-30

The following i list OF those in this
town who paid nifty dollars AMI more tax
in the year 1874;
d. T. Bishop, s95 10; James Barrows
4 Son. Sos 80; Seth Babb. $50 %; I.
J. DemerilIe. SIS %; J. NJ. DemeritIe.
s62 75; Vim. X. Greene, 500 10; O. l..
Harmon. S64 y; Joel Hal. Sol 20 ;
Josiah Hall. So SO; Merrill Knight.
IS q, Benz. Loveioy. S7S4S; j. II.
I1veley. 500; Deau Luut. s52; Lew
LINT. $50; James Lln, Estate, SIS; o.
vile Robinson, 80; Henry Rowe. 81 /;
A G.. SNAIL. S55 s.; W. II Wake.
50 e.; !. ). Wyman, SOS. 90; 5. )
Wyman s Son, go So.
The whole valuation ct The town In
lS.4 WAS 500. 800. Whole number OF
polls. I6j. Amount committed Tor co.
lection. S5.274.49. The town debt
amounts to =. 6SS 90. The town was
its; settled in 1898. and Incorporated =
Plantation NJ. 10 1910. Population in
l>l2. $50. and in 1860. 9S2. in 1850. 1921
Valuation in 1860. Sl99 CSC No. OF
polls at same time, 2tS.
We have about l2O occupied farms in
town. four traders, four biacksmiIbS, one
Shoemake 81, uue harness maker, two min.
ist6Ts. neither doctor nor lawyer. and
twenty-five common school teachers.
4 spring tenn Of school Is being tau ght
10 the Dam District by /. o. Bracket.
4. l. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-30

THE ATLANTIC, Tor April, ls15. l. now
ready, and FOR sale by Il lnewsdcalcrs. DIR OnVer
Heudau Holmes contributes 4 Characteristic
article on Crime aud Automatism. 7 II Aidrich
give, IN prose A Midnight Fantasy which marie.
Two tam us people. and iu poetry Across the
street. John O,recGlcal Whittier has u poem en-
tailed The Two Angels, and other poems are, In
mortellcs, by Edgar fawcett; Calling The Dead,
by Mr. : NJ II Plat; Diana, ~ James Maurice
Thompson UrNasi. hy Helen Barron BoSiWick.
aud car Comrades by MBC. Mark TWalnnearly
completes. he tell. us, the education OF Cub
Pilot IA old Times on the Mississippi q War
ing ir. has = capital army sketch called Cam
V1iEuiuS with Mn. E"-r Terry Cooke give, a
piece ct domestic antiquarian history IN The Thing
which Hash been shat, he. HcnN James ir, con-
,uu,- hi, novel, RJderick hudson, with chap
ter Experience. ALEU- " Magrller relates \
Piece al secret HIS 0sy, IT, salient Lincoln aud
The Nr- mia Convention ui ISL. aut Frank u san
bora -v,s Tie True Nature of Dis Plan, ia The
\ir-Huil Campaign OF John Brown. 1 FciiI
LAs q critical atlcleou William Blake, and there
are ,caI, pl-g- aud motc OF careful Hook Re
view. a-i Np,c. on AZ gul Education. Terms,
80 cents "a uumhDI. Sc year, postage free. II -
Hos.hicA ~ Co. - tou Hurl y uough,on, New
York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-30
JUSTICE AT LAST

The public were FAR N advance OF the mediea!
proic sion IN recognizing Halc's Honey OF hore-
hound and Tar as a specific Tor consumption coughs
and colds. hut al last the Faculty are doing
Justice 10 the great Antagonist AMI conqncTor oi
pulmonary diseases. The country druggists gen
orally report that the local physicians are pr
scribirg 10 In preference 10 all the old pulmonics
that he result i an immense increase IN Inc
percentage OF cures.
PIXIES ToorH-ACHE DEors-Curc IN oRe min
MIA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-30

pr. Pieces 1,oi.iru Medical Discovery viii cur.
a cough la one hall the time necessary 70 cue u
With amy other medicine ami IL does Il, not Ny
tllyiui. Il ~, hut LyIcmoylug the cJusc-subduius
thy irritation sud hv-liug the affected parts. For
ali cases uf l5y uyili-, hulr,cucs Impression or
loss 90 No.ov, Biou,lti- severe Chronic oI liusef
ins coughs. Will To- found 30 surpass amy mrdi-
cine that has ever before been offered 10 the pub
lic 10 is sold Uv an dealers ia medicines.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-30

The store Of MIR. f. + Rand oil Locke's
Mills was burned last "Wednesday night
about IL o'clock. Mr.. Rand had large
stock OF goods in the store, and We learn
most OF them were consumed Loss
heavy. Insured for twenty-five hundred
dollars. The store was owned ly I w
Daniel OF Portland. G.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-30

Tn FAAaiG SEWING MAcuNE.-The invention
o. thC " i,ou shuttle sewing Machine CXeIts an
influence over domestic comfort unequalled by
any invention OF the last hundred years. As an
economical az raugcmcut o. enables one person 10
do the work OF ten IN super Tor manner, and with
nspcakahly more comfort.
Machines viii be delivered az any railroad
station in this county, free of transportation
charges, II ordered through the Company's Branch
House az 90. and So Broadway, New York.
They send ar elegant catalogue nd ehrom o
circular fgee on applica lon.
This Company want few more good agents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-30
CUT THIS OUT.
It MAY Save Your Life

TAere l. no person living but what suffers more
or less with Lung Disease, Coughs, Colds or Con
sumption, YET some would die rather than pay 20
cents for bottle of medicine that would cure
them DR.. A. BOschee's German Syrup has lately
been introduced In this country from Germany,
and its wondrous cures asIonish every one that
tries H. II YOU doubt what we say 10 print, cut
thi. out and take 1t TO the Drug Store OF q. 4 viii
son. south Paris. or OF 4. NJ. Hammond, Paris
Hill, or to any other medicine dealer, aud get IS
cent bottle, or sample bottle for 10 cents.
G.G GREEN,
Sole Manufae tnrer, Woodbury., y. j.
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MARRfED.

In Lowell, March giii, by James Hobbs. ESD,
John +. Hobbs, Esq, and Miss Dora 4. Walker,
daughter of John Walker, Esq, all Of Lowell
In Bethel, March 2S. by Rev. David Garland,
Arthur ". Mckenny oil Arlington. Mas, 20 Miss
Sarah 4. Chapman vi Bethel,
In South Paris, March 81, hy l.. &. Ilamblen,
Esq, Mr. X. n. Burnham OF Canton 10 Miss Han
nah Gerry of sumner.
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To Stock Breeders.

We have 4 fine Assortment OF Type and
Cuts suited TO printing Posters Cor Stock
Breeders and shall be pleased to Ill or.
ders from persons desiring such work dur
Ing the present season. Wewiil guarantee
as COOL work as can be procured in the
cities, and at more reasonable rates.
send FOR Samples.
OXFORD DEMOCRAT,
PARIS, MAINE.
Paris, March p, lS.j.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-30

DO Won have pain ,n your back ia the morning
aud J., o. With difficulty thii you can move ia your
led n 50 ycUr Kidneys are diseased. Don't use
pia~tsrs, they will do You no gOod. take Hunts
Remetly AMI bc cured This medicine cures
dtop-v aud an disea-es OF the Kidneys, bladder
and urinary organs.
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DIED.

la Sweden, 10Th inst, Miss IIaltie Plummer,
daughter Vi John Il. rlummer, aged i wears aud
: months.
In Bethel, March -, Mrs. Nancy, widow Of the
late Micaj1h Blake. aged ~ ear = month";.
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BORN.

In Bethel, March, 20, TO the wife OF a. NJ. Car
ESQ, 4 son r., Genera Grant.
la Gilvad, MaIci II, 10 the wife % -enry
Wright, vsg, son, q lbs f
In ston,liam, 10 the wife of Amos Bartlett, q
daughter.
Ia GIeenW ood, iOili, wife Of Benjamin Ring, a
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Special Notices.
rho Confe.sions of Invalid.

PUnIIsHE ~ \ WANING and for The benefit Of
Young MIS AND OTHERS who su1er from NERN-
Ol'S DEBILITY, LOSS OF MANHOOD, etc.
supplying The mans of .Self-Cirs. Written by one
" no rIIrrd himself after undergoing considerable
quackcry. and sent free on receiving post paid,
directed envelope.
sufferers are invited to address the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR.
scpS susm T. a.. Box las, Brooklyn, y. Y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1875-03-30

There were some valuable horses on the
track, one being valued al $500.
Oar mills are silent owing 4 lack of
water. SNuB.
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uvANTED-Agents - 10 - per dav guaran
w te,,I. Terms To Agents and complete out
M by mail ~ cents. Address,
EASTMAN 4 CO, 50 Washington 81,
Boston
liirh.n
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Weather Report.

Temperature last week At 4 II.
sandy, II deg, clear; Monday, deg, clear;
Tuesday, ~ deg, clear; "Wednesday, IS deg,
clear: Thursday, IS deg snow Friday, 20 deg. =,
clear; Saturday, Is deg, rltar.
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same. ..--
SOMETHINGELSE.

To-. isani instrument
practically u,riult"',
crvuuc; o. M . place
that No other mict"
-couc doe. u exam
iir.. m focus, Who'll
in .rcts bug ol Worio-
alive an dead. transr a
ILL ~. uILLnIIl. llrl lll.
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TWENTIETH YEAR tor PYLES SAL
ERATUS and not one successful Ticdi.
Even body acknowledges its superiority IN all re-
spects. Il j. always put up in pound packages
under my name, and sold by hrst class Groeers.
Beware that you are not deceived by the misre'
presentatiOua OF CRAZY dealers. JAMES PYLE,
Rmartw Manufacturer.
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4 pNERTIstNG CHEAP Goou: Sysicw-
N afic. Al persons who contemplate making
contracts with newspaper for The insertion OF
Advertisements should send ~ cents 10 Geo. T.
Rowell X Co. 81 Park Row, New York, for their
PAMPHLET BOOK tyiinefg eerenfk edition., con-
tanning lists OF over zoo newspapers ana est
mates, showin. the cost Advertisements taken
for leadug papers in many states az tremendous
reduction from publishers rates, GET THE BOOK
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APPLE'TON'S
American Cyclop@dia.
New Revised Edition.

Entirely rewritten by lhe ah.e't writer -" ''giy
subject Printed from new iype, aud illustrated
with several Thou-and Enguyings ana Map
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The Leisure Hour.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.
u. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
SPECIAL TAXES,
May I, 1875, TO April 30. 1879.


The Revised statutes Of the United states, sec.
tion- ssS9 800, l.is, and ils' require every pei,
son engaged in any business, ayocauon, or EN-
ploytncnt which renders him liable tn SPECl Al
sPICIoISIYIN EST1 BLfsHUENT
CRFItCE OF BUSINESS STAMP dcnut
ing the payment of said SPECIAL TAN Tor the
Special-Tax ear beginning May !, $50, Deiore
commcucing or continuing business after april 80,
lS.5,
ions OF the Law above quoted
are the following. WIS
R n,.;,Dl, -, ,,.,,.. as& 3. 20 20
Dealers. wholesale liquor ID w
Dealers IN malt u'luor, wholesale a Hl
Dealers Ia malt liquor. retail ~ w
Dealers ia leaf tobacco = w
Retail dealer IN Leaf tobacco Ju W
Aud or sales of over $1,000 1ity cents for
every dollar ia excess OF Sl,u1.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco . n
Manufacturers Of stills ~ W
Aud for each stid manufactured 20 70
And for each worm manufactured ~ w
Manufactures OF tobacco u w
Manufacturers oI cigars ]" ."
Pc.i,llcr- OF tobacco. first class more Than
two horses or other animals ~ w
re' or other "' animal animals ''''' '' u 100
ar cher animal - 20
Peddlers of Tobacco, fourth class on foot or
public conveyance W 90
Brewer. OF less than so barrels 20 90
Brewers OF $40 barrels or more lUO %
ANY person. 20 liable. who hall fail to comply
Nith the foregoing requirements will he subject to
severe penalties
Persons or firms 10 the ~ecohI District o
Maine liable TO nay any ed the special Taxes
named above mast apply To CHARLES j.
TALBOT. Collector. ct lBtcrnal Rev cnuC AT
EAST VII .rON, MAINE, aud pay for and pro
cure The Sp,riai-laN stamp or stamps they need,
prior to May ]. 80. ani WITHOUT FURTHER
NOTICE,
j. ". DOEGLISS,
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Charles Lamb, Esssyist. denounced all Spir
ituons liquors = Wet Dannat ion - Poor fellow;
he knew whereof he spoke, by sad experiences,
anil il living. wonla apply the same 10 Alcoholic
nne Tonic and lucrative In eNi>tence-the bel
the world has ever known-whoh contains no
alcohol IL IS DIR. WALKERS CALIFORNIA VINE
CAP HtrTERs gmartW
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NOTICE.

yI,UE naItuersLip oil RICHARDS Il PIERCE
will be dissolved on tile lrst day of Nay
nex,. az All claims must b. presented aud al
accounts settled before that Time.
RICHARDS 4 PIERCE.
So,'Tu PARIS, March ,, 1875.
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49, ----s--> alive ar dead iran, -
nstrumrnt-vhile IN motion or luIrNrtr0 tiii'n.
without hirinine the in~c,t. 1- O. tut barplr"r-
custom with most oilCr iusiaIu. mt. u is al"
the most perfect instrument "a, eltd Tor rNam".
ing seeds lpprr-, ul1nt-. minerals ial'i'-. hahL
note rnSra' ne t.g II'. 49, '' ~ t,i,,,t.
enclosed In case, labeled with in-.fu'il'n' '"'
use. PRICE. 80
Forwarded free tor ; I.r NE rh''- N.i'
si.5O. advanced Isyma.,..
neatly cuycrei. ard lsi .lrf with uln. 1i Object
and pat np in buVe- o. dozen i.r ,s-.. "r DORM
fot - 3D.
td,z.u sent free f.r : a.~ uh-tr. f.-. ur tl"t.
for y ncr subscribers Win aIvn' pay '"'"''
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LOST.

GA Thurs.lav afternoon, March II between Paris
Illil aad South Puis, black A>lrhclian HoA. Tue
nnder viii be suitably rewarded los leaving Il AZ
the Post Ohicc Pari, Hill. IT With the driver of
EridgtOu stage. SOulh Pafi-.
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THOUSANDS SAVED

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From the irak Of the gfIVc; health and strength
given O.. those deemed ncuTGble, by using thu
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Feb. ., -. ly
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WANTED.

An OVERSEER to take charge oil the Town
~ Farm in Greenwood, the present year. In.
subscribers give notice that they VIII meet AT an"
AVN am Ihnr sdsv 18th inst n ten O'Clock a. NJ,
TO receive proposals of any person applying Tor
The situation. ,,
W. g. WIIlTTLE,
WILLARD HERRICk,
Al. AYERS.
Greenwood March :, $50 92W
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SIIARpS RIFLE GO.

Manufacturers OF Patent Brccch loading, Military
sporting and Crcclmoorc Rifles. The Best ln
the World. Winner "a international and nearly
all other principal matohc. AZ Crccdmoor. sc
liUti report
500 ting R'dcs. S3Qt0 SJs
Creeinoor Rises, Nth scylhoa, tor 1900 ,ji 30 US
send for illustrated Catalogue
ARuMa NNp OFFICE J.. q. WE>COIF
U,rrp.rD toNS President
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Priee. and styIe OF nInding.

2 now ready. succeeding t"Iau'- i'E''' '""''
pletion will be issued once 10 -W" monih-.
=. specjmen PAGES OF the AMERICAN tNci"-
PFpIA showing type, illUttI,ion-. 't'.' "'li br
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The "Oxford Democrat" Is the
best advertising medium in OK
ford County.

Terms:
For inch Of space week, SlW
Each subsequent week, -
SPECIAL NoTICEs-2J per cent. additional
SPECIAL TERMS made with Local Advertisers,
and for advertisements continued any considerable
length of time; also, for those occupying eNten'
siSe space.
GEO. n. WATKINS,
Editor & Proprietor.
Paris, Dee. |, lS9i.
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e. G Allen, OF Norway hss some
boys clothing tor sale-See advertise
menl.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. mounted ON .Idr-.
embracing The. Ior,i'- PRAYER. The Ten Command
mrut-. Pictmc- OF Henry ward E,r,hrr !.
Barnum, etc. condemned Co.'s Space mailer than
pins head. PRICE, $685. each.
sent FOR nec subscriber, with >3.0O.
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1t is proposed to have spelling
match in The academy. some evening
naNt uaat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1875-12-18
West Virginia.

Mr.. Maurice Miller, Of Piedmont, has a
button from the clothes Of the Father OF bis
Country.
Young Mclaughlin, Of Pocahontas county,
convicted Of puIoiuinS q letter from the mail
BAG, has been pardoued 10y the President.
The Point Pleasant Register says Mrs.
Suovt. mother Of General 3 Smoot, died at
The residence Of her son, last Saturday, at the
advanced age Of lO2 years.
Thursday evening Of last week, little son
of Amos peale WAS run over by locomotive
40 the Beuwuul station. and terribly maug'ed.
70 /, reported that both of bis legs were cut
I'd. near the body, aud that he died short
time after the accident occurred.
Ey the Morcantowu Post we learn that j.
Eetuer Derr, formerly OF that place, and Lucy
Lamb. wife of Clinton 5 Lamb, Of Chicago,
were arrested last week 40 the Wallace House,
ODD "a charge Of illicit cohlbtatlun. The de-
PENDANTS. after preliminary hearing before
Justice Davis, were each bouded IN the sum
of $1,000 % answer indictment in the County
Court.
TIE Eeyser Tribune publishes an account
Of a welding 10 Garrett county, Md, which
was celebrated IN the woods, near the residence
Of the bride, 40 one being present except the
contracting parties, the brides sister and the
minister After tie ceremony was over the
the minister returned as he came, and the
groom accompanied the ladies 20 the house
spent the evening and returned TO his home as
usual. without exciting the slightest suspicion
Of what bad tauspirsl The principals in the
affair were jacob SjuIieubarger, Of Mineral
county, West Virginia, and Miss Hester Har
veY. OF Garrett county.