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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-21

ALMOST A FIRE Saturday night an
inccndisry broke through a window in
the basement under the Chinese store
of Wah Cbong and placed IA pan of char
coal in which a quantity Of coal OIL had
been poured on box, close up Ia the
floor. and set the contents on fire. The
fire before being discovered had al
yanced So far that a large hole was
burned through the floor and the flames
were consuming pile of goods close
by, when the proprietor was awakened
from his sleep. AID fortunately sue
ceeded IN putting on. the fire Had
but = few minutes more elapsed Z,
the fire would have obtained such
Roadway that the entire building and
most likely the greater portion Of the
business part of the city would have
been IN flames There Ia no clue as to
the perpetrator Of the incendiary act.
but il Is generally supposed that the
ulprit was . Chinsman. and that IL
was done through revenge against some
one in that establishment They are
accustomed 10 frequent broils among
themselves and on very slight provoca-
ton are vindictive towards each other
~ we'll rs towards white barbsrians
A $500 reward, rs will be seen by this
issue. is offered by Wa Choug for the
arrest and conviction of the incendiary
but We apprchend that lie will not Toe
caught. as For ways that are dark
aud tricks that are vain. the heather
Chinee is peculiar
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NEW ENGLAND

NEW ENGLAND.
Patrick Simmon. Reynolds wife and
child, Snohomish: Chas A Messmer,
Port Gamble; l. VI Wait. Dayton; s S
LEVEL, City; p j Garard, Camp; T
Mercer. City; W s Elwell. Snohomish:
John Kelly, City; Thomas Fitzgerald,
Seattle Mines; Louis DAynes. Cleve-
land. + Ellis, Memphis, J b Martin,
City; Charles Williams, City; L Pool,
San Francisco; Owen Jackson, San
Francisco; Michael Walsh. Newcastle;
Melody Choir. Olympia; Alexander. f
X. Olympia; Albert Snyder. Portland;
Joseph Gardner. Theodore Cedar, War
saw, Wisconsin; George Mayor. War
saw, Wisconsin; A Bollar wife and
child. Tacoma: " + Webster, Black
River: . Hill and wife San Fran
cisco; III Lane. Newcastle.
AMERICAN HOUSE.
j W Runnells and wife, Snohomish
City; Richard Wilson. Port Gamble;
J II Bracken, Minneapolis. Minnesota,
A Simpson, l. Olsen, Alike Point; N.
Peterson. Alki Point ] w Eaton.
Frank Mills, Portland; James Riley,
Port Gamble.
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suppose Vel WAS delegate 70 and
secretary Of the last Republican Con-
ventiou. BOT Il had forgot.eni.. What does
this prove only = veriacssion q the
IL siag-, putting o. the livery Of
heaven 90 serve the devil. which means
Dad anil; bat, mus. say, the r pub
licsns wer: very hard up for timber 10
selec, Ned for any position in their
miis:,-bat FIR ~vays,hat are dark and
tricks that are vain, commend the To
party rings
regret that have 10 more influence
in my party. bu. trust that have =
little. never made any claim - pub
lie recognition. and IS for having re-
ceive'i any reward for personal devotion
~ Mr. Garfield, / think Is 3 mistake
| supported Mr.. Garfield when he was a
candidate. and have nothing to regret
for 80 doing When Mr. Garfield be
came Collector of Customs. | was In
spector Of Customs. having received my
appointment from Mr. Drew, and when
Mr.. Webster came in he found me there
and retained me till | was what-re-
rorei- Hs. Beriah VIVA, evil spirit
tempted you 10 pen that = And for
wha,s Holding Office contrary 10 law.
and perurer at that Look sharp
Beriah. il would be very notifying If
the Grand Jury should indict you a, its
next session for slandering your neigh
bors.
Some time in the future | may say
more about this removal, as | propose
10 wait and see If there are not those
on Puget Sound who can throw some
light on the matter, not So much 10 win
dictate me. as for their own reputation
trust the public service in lis urgent
demand. did get officers more efficient
and capable. Beriah says 50, and per-
haps he Is as we'll posted in this as in
the age of Inspectors and the removal
business
| do no. propose to say anything
about the efficiency Of my services
while Inspector of Customs. but. per-
haps some parties may enlighten the
public. If they should wish 10 know
about it. Ii | was n poor orphan boy
perhaps Dad would toot his horn for
me. ] know be would if be had con-
troll of newspaper; as il is, must
trust 10 luck
"All the grumbling &c. is based
solely upon two subordinate appoint
ments." Again you are mistaken. Be-
riah. There are many others equally
obnoxious to the masses Of Kepubli-
cans. bnt you. Of cours 4. being so COM
fo-tably provided for, did not. perhaps,
notice the fact
The balance of Beriah's article is So
high-toned. truthful, and clothed in such
chaste and gentlemanly words, that my
pen would fail, did / dare to follow
him, and l leave 1t for my friends to
accept or reject.
AS regards Jacobs services in Con-
gress. do not propose to discuss them
1T this time. but it might be interest
ing to the public to see what has been
done, by him and may attempt it at
some future time. A. B. YOUNG.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-21

THE SMALL rox We think it
quite apropos at this time to publish the
symptoms which accompany this dis
ease, IS 1t is raging badly in most of
the towns of California, in portions of
Oregon. aud as one case is already re-
ported in our city. The following is
from DR. Henry Hartshorne's Essen.
tails of the Principals and Practice of
Medicine The incubation (period
between exposure TO the oontagion and
beginning of the attack lasts about
twelve days. The first symptoms are
languor. headache. vomiting. and Sc
we're pains in the back. soon developing
into fever On the third day Of this.
pimples, at frs, small aud red. appear.
first on the face, then on the neck, arms.
trunk and lower limbs. These papulcs
become vesicules and then postuies.
suppuratiug perfectly by the ninth day
Of the fever. Then they flatton and
scsb. -Four or five days. later. about
the fourteenth day Of the fever. these
scabs begin 70 fall of These periods
vary some hat. and the severity OF the
disease depends mostly upon the erup-
ton. This makes the difference between
the dscre,e scattered, separate, and
eoahuent smallpox"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-21

\ DAMP Bgp.-Yes,erday afternoon
al individual who htd been INDUCING
ammo ltFaiely Ia that which inchriat,th.
laid or fell down on the beach. near
low water mark, jas. back of Glorc's
FURNITURE store, aad MS ~aon sound
asleep. A. the tide ocgau t. rise. aud
la>t a. the waves began "a wash IN upan
hsm' sone one happened - notice him.
AMI went u rs rescue AMI carried him
Up oa the hart, snd slowed him away
In au old shed
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SKELETON Found. - Saturd

A SKELETON Found. - Saturday
while some men were engaged IN
working on the streets in front of the
residence Of Mr.. Amos Brown, they
came upon human skeleton. some two
feet below the surface IL was un-
doubtedly that Of an Indian. as w
learn that this point WAS formerly an
Indian burying ground. from which
several skeletons have been exhumct
within the past few years
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-21

DEMOCRATIC DELEo ArEs The iol
lowing is q lis, of Delegates elected al
the primary meeting held by the Dem
ocrats in this city Saturday afternoon
VI Il. Maddooks. Jerc briggs. j. L
kcntworihy. c. ". Moore. q " Board
man, ID W Sclye. W II Taylor. r Ma
shias. ii Butler. = + Coombs. + Ga;
tenoarg. David Sires. A ) pinkhAm. \.
u Mooney. " II White. J. Collins. c
ID Emery, Ii. Murphy. + A Dyer " {
Smith. L : Russell. NJ Schmeig. Thos
Burke. Il Il Curry. c { Perkins.
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4 REPLY.-As the editor of the DIS
patch was quite personal in his illusions
in his paper TO Mr. Young last week,
and rs the latter has lao organ of his
own, We accord him space for rejolnd-
or in another column of this issue.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~" DR.. j. 5. Barber, Dentist. success
sor Of DIR. j. H. Hatch of Portland
Oregon, IS now in our city, and designs
TO remain some days. lie has the front
rooms over NJ. II. Maddocks' drug store.
DIR. Barber comes thoroughly recon-
mended by DIR. Hatch as gentleman
of skill in his profession.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-21

Az EXCURSION Quite a number of
ladies and gentlemen about town were
invited by Capt. Wright yesterday to
an excursion on board the new steamer
Nellie to Olympia and back, on this her
first trial trip. She will leave this
morning at o'clock.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-21

.Y" S. Kenney. merchant tailor, has
received by the steamer City of Pana-
ma neat assortment of fall goods. to
which he invites the attention of his
customers and all who are DESTROYS of
custom made suits.
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KitSap CO. Democratic Convention

The Democrats q kitsap County are requested
g. e~f ~ sheir several Election Prcctocts CO iAe
80 day q August. ls-s 10 elect delegates 20 A.
tend the County Convention. - he held ~ Port
Gamble Kstsap county, Monday. August 18th.
1873 10 choose delegates D. atteoa the Territorial
Conssutiep. b. oe held 81 Vancouver. September
Les. 1878.
PEP rasic each prrsrincs Are entitled 10 - dele
gate. - each on hundred votes cast.
pxsrt Camille Kisxap coansy. ArS. lk. ls-s-
GEO. ". pxELIY.
s's s<<-rwssry pe:xo<rssic C~rsrsl osxs-nt'f-~.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-21

DRAFTS SoLD.-Drafts will be sold on
all the principal cities Of Europe. by
Andrew Chilberg. Office at Chilberg
Brothers store. Seattle, w T.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-21

Tue VARIETY TROUPE The San
Francisco Variety Troupe gave another
performance at Yeslers Hall Saturday
evening Ia q crowed house. Thu, en-
,eftainment like those given on pre-
vious evenings was excellent and gave
good satisfaction. Being unable - pro
cure Yesler's Hall. on account OF the
Court convening there FOR the rex, few
weeks, aud rs Keinis's Hall istoo small
and lacks stage. they are obliged
"a get the Alhambra Hall ON Washing
soa street. where we learn they will
perform every night this week.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-21

y"The District Court for this Judi
cial District will meet this morning at
Ieslcr's Hall.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-08-21

Is The neuocratS # Reutouvi!le
as'a Their rinsrs ms, ting In cleo, del.
'ss'es 10 attend the Conventiou 4 d +.
~ ~ IN THIS city on the 10Th lbs, Mr.
hno@lion WAS chosen Chairman
ni iaemss Soh,ley Secretary The
- ,.s chosen - Deies~t. re Mess
y, II knowl,on. J. J. >surry and
iaernAs Seholsy.
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~ For good. cool glass of Lager.
20 to the Adelphia. opposite Yesler's
Hall.
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ID l e D..

GJYNETTE-In this city, on the 2psh inst,
Lucy. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. 6uynes;e. aged
three years and four months.
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SEATTLE MARKET REPORT.

coERfc-gp DAtLY BIT HORTON 4 DENNY.
SEATTLE. August ia. 1875.
Gold in New York fi.i2.
Currency. here. buying. - selling. 20.
Trade dollars, - half dollary, IS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-24

On the Waterford side oil Crooked
river, jlst JcluG the somewhat lanyu Us
pi4c3 ca..oI SJdJm, or the cd rOaa
leading 10 Waterford, Mr.. Lewis BtAc~et
owes farm. lie lives some two mites
on another farm. \ man 10y he name
o. Cory don Nielsen rented TIE ia,m ncar
SJd0n tie past year, aud lived there.
lie moved away to Oxford village three
weeks since. GA Thursday morning last,
DO ween twelve and one o'clock. the
uvi hOois discovered The buildings on
lire. aud The house, she'd. and Two barns
were burned TO the groand, with latu az
tools. ten lCus OF hay, grain, &c. Alr.
llaskell who lives ball mile beyond.
hcald team passing A. hail past twelve.
from these buildings. and looking ont
discovered them 10 Il .me-. Tue track oil
the wheels q this wagon were folio ned
back 10 the burnt buildings, where il had
turned about, and then lowed 10 the
house OF John Haskell. some tour miles
towards Oxford. Mr Haskell was
brought before justice Whitman, OF this
village, where hearing was had Oh
Thursday and Friday Of last week. Mr.
IlAskei's wife and daughter swore posi-
lively that be did not leave the house on
the night OF The tire, and be was dis
charged. O.her parties are suspected.
but whether any further action will be
taken Is no; knowu. The buildings were
Insured Tor small amount.
Mr. Cbas. Walker. trader OF FroSl's
Corner is reclaiming land from the
ocean OF PGnnisseewassee, and will erect
stable upon the same.
Capt. W. w. Whilmarsh, the obliging
ard gentlemanly landlord OF the Elm
House, is resh.ncleing The roof, ard
making Other necessary repairs upon The
house. The Capt. keeps an excellent
House, and on strictly temperance prin.
cip!es. The traveller can here always
liud that necessary rest and repose, so
much needed by The weary patriarch
travelling through the wilderness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-24
Paris.

". + Perkins has a crew al work re-
pairing roads This is one OF the best
districts ia lowr.
a large centennial party lett this plice
las, Thursday. L gisier OF deeds. Green.
Geo B. Crochet! and o A. Maxim OF
the Pari, Nia MFG Co. 9TH mum Der Of
yoaag m-a composed b. par'y.
Scarlet fever is p,eya,l.u. among th5
children 10 this vicinity to some exteat.
Tie Students Of Paris ILL Arlteu.y
held iAeir first iyceum Fiioy night. a
large delegation from Oxford Norma.
lcsu-uIe ut South Paris, headed by +. T.
Crommclt. y il, Pcinclp4l, visited he
mrttiag and assisted 10 The exercises.
Mr.. Charles Bessey formerly # thi,
town, bat now located upon The farm OF
Rev. s. .vester b 'ssey a. Liacoln Centre.
writes that nc caught two bears before
haying, and there are Others about which
he hopes to secure during the fall. The
wheat crop in his section is excellent.
From 3 IA bushels sowing. he harvested
43 l-2 bushels. Rev. Sylvester Bessey
represents The Lincoln dis;ric, in the next
Legislature.
Paris Hill Reform Club will meet in
the academy building next Saturday.
Rev. DR.. Estes will give another OF his
conversational lectures concerning The
Centennial, at The Baptist church, Friday
evening. All are invited.
Last Thursday, as DR.. Estes, with his
wife and little daughter were driving in
Auburn. a heavily loaded double team,
ran into his carriage and completely
wrecked it. fortunately mono OF the
family were injured. The truck team
was running away, and il succeeded in
smashing three or four carriages before
halIing.
Tue party CT young men who struck
Tor the lakes soue time ago. returned last
week. They had cold snowy time OF
it, bu, Uund gooI hunting grounds-like
Beecher's northern New Hampshire.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-24

The Hon. Robert G. Ingel soil evident
lY knows he difference between greer
backs and money, ard appreciates The
relations oil the government 10 the cur
rency,it his speech at indianapolis be any
criterion. Has mttttd Of putting The
case" j. so simple and clear tha, it can
scarcely fail to prove very effective. He
gives his idea OF finances as lollows:-
Ia the first place. The government
dontlsupport the pt opic; the people sup
port the government.
The government, passes around tho hat,
the Government passes around the aim
dish. True enough, il has mu-Eet b.
bind il, but i. Is perpetual chrome pau
pr. /, passes, told you the alms-dish,
and we all throw in our share except
Ii den. Great laughter This gov
erument i, q perpetual consumer. You
understand me, The government don't
POUCH ground. the governT en-, don't
rsise corn and wheat; the government Is
simply a perpetual consumer Now, The
idea that the government can ma mor-
ey lot yCu aud me 10 live ou,-Tay. g. .
The same SIS though uy hired man should
issue certificates o my indie bleHUtss 10
him for NE 10 live On. Some people 'el!
me ,bSt tee gOvetl merit can impress Us
Sovereignty on $ Piece Of paper. and taat
Is m0ney. NCn,iiit j. what's he Use OF
wasting it in making 81 bills ? /. takes
10 more TX md no mere piper-why
not make IL 600 O0J, eco bills and all be
dictionaries? IGreat laughter. II the
gGverBm, nj eau make mOueY, hat on
earth does it collect taxes rom you and
me tor? Why don't il pake what mon.
ey il wants, take the taxes out. ard and
give the balance TO US? laughter Mr..
GTeebback. suppose The government is.
sued 800 600, 900 TO morrow, how would
you get any of il? A ice.-"Steal
it, | was not speaking to the Demo
Gratis. Laughter You would not get
it unless you had something TO exchange
for it. The government would not 90
around and give you your average You
have 10 have some corn or wheat or pork
" give for il. How do You get your
money By work. Where from? You
have 10 dig it out of the ground. That
is where it comes from. The idea that
you can produce money iihout labor IS
just as foolish rs the idea Of perpetual
motion. They are old iolies uuder
new names. Let me tell you anolhtr
thing. The Democrats seem TO think
that you can fail TO keep promise 50
long that it is as 90 I'd as though you had
kept il. They say you can stamp the
sovereignty of the government upon pc
per. The other day | saw piece oil sill
yer besring the sovereign stamp Of Ju'-
ius Casa. julius Cesar has been dust
about > 600 years. but that piece of silver
was worth Just as much as though Jul
ius Caesar was at the head of the R1men
leeions. Was it his sovereignty that
made it valuable ? Suppose he had put ii
upon piece OF paper. IL would have
been Of no more valne than Democratic
promise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-24
ErJtburg.

The Maine Board Of Agriculture will
NEE; here Tor their fall session Of three
days, on the 3lsl OF this month: We
have heretofore published the order OF
exercises. The students Of tho Agricul-
tural College al Ofono have been furnish
I'd with passes over the railroads aud will
attend the session oi the Board. They
Uumber one hundred, and will camp cut
on the Fair Ground.
Miss NJ. 5. Howe has made q good be-
ginning towards supplying our village
aud vic piiy with circulating library. -
This has long been : sore need to oui
intelligent reading community :. and the
good taste :hown in lhe selection Il books
speaks wei! ioT TIE iIdLm,nt O. tie pr. -
P.lelor, no les than lac P.yas-fe and
pref 10 be derived by The pl;rols At his
ytluso.e attraction 10 ou Village AlL.-
lions o.; n" books aad ,,Aata,l iircrs-
tu;e wii, bo made from .ime 20 line, As
Jae demand FIR original reading III .,;sr
icccssos.
Sheppagc's C"'arcd Miastrcls gave two
concerts here rs. week. ard sang Tor tie
c-oi. in nc Congreg t;iouA! church on lie
: stbHh. TEN concerts wc,e well pa =
ronihsd, sud Their song- Of The o!i plan.
TALON lie were much euio,cd.
NAIo.u, + L,n,y If Conway died last
Saturday in Bfatt!ebo;o'. Y .. wL4te he
had been ,ngsged ia teaching, tho las.
tree years. lie graduated at Dartmouth
College. in the class OF u.
George OSgood Of No. Conway. aged
itn y,als, daughter Of Henry Os4ood,
un The Z. " o K. L tel. frc m
Il cart las; Wetut sday The " Eee. pass, d
over her neck, killing her Instantly.
The enthusiasm Ct these returning from
The Centennial is very iasious, aud
this week some ten or dcz,n more #
our people hive cone 10 h. great expo
s:;ion. ".
O;tober p. 1875.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-24
south Paris.

Wo are pleased to learn tia, IL,
port concerning the INSANITY q Al
ry is incorrect. She i rapidly rso..'
eriHg from The illness which led - =.
circulation OF such report. " q
II y'u wish good .q1sro NO.
deal, call on y. d. Bo.s,e, At H. '1
store. ZIG
So. Paris Furniture Factor, :, l.
a good business. having large ,ooI
foreign trade. ~
d. n. True has commenced n ,,.,
nice brand OF -four at the PAR. p.
Mills. lie hss a full stock Of pr,i,.
meal, all Of which he offers to ,b.,.
nj bottom prices.
Messrs Dticey OF Buckfsld ana u.
OF Boston have leased the Shoe ..,
Tor ivc yesrs. They exp-c, TO star,
about 100 hands The first Of b.co,,
with The prospect Of a large iocr..
hn,..o,.. o..no, q" p,'''t! 4
,eoi ,r,,.6.d,h.,,,,,. ''
- ,,.,.,;.., .,.... '' D. 'r A
$40 t,.,.,.... nave g.
- - 'f"''' A-.
'- -''''lg 4
.',,.,-.l., '-'.e.ea. 1
e'|.,,,.''. '|e' have |
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-24
Dltneid.

The Cattle Show aud Fair cine oil the
2S.h. 10Th and 80 h uts., and more
b-au;itul time could no, have bcen chosen
as many hundreds of happy. chetrlu4
people aver. The grounds were stocked
wiki nice cattle. horses. colts, *. The
drawing match wa, = ti,s,-cia,e eN1'0i'
ton Of strength AID irsiaiag. Mr.. Wm'
ii. Bishop hal iuli b.ooded 'hree year
Old Durham bull, g:ltins ieet, inches,
and weighing 100 ponds. l3e ought
70 have syrn his m.j,s.ic creature d'a"
600 pounds, Oh ucw drag, about five
t.et al oac pa1. \ large number OF iin.
troltius horses Was on The ground, aid
5ue made coed limo. Cp,;pn I'll. I'D
tho best. lrottug s mile IL PIP. winr.g
tue lirsi money Of ihe Sweepstakes purse.
L. Durham had on exhibition mammoth
pumpkin, measuring 6 tcet, ) .aeheS ~
circumference, Sad weighing 10 pounds
Wm i. Wheel,r, So Paris, was oa lhc
grounds with j. E,y Il Co.'S splendid
organs. II. \. Fuller " + l. Taiaier,
Agent, Tor tie Slayer Swing Machines,
were on tue grounds. doing Il lively bus
lGess. PArJridse's CJmedy Company "
Variety Snow, gave series Ot dramatic
Ned DJyere aud Dan
Lewis appeared in their iaughab!e COS
tunes with song and celebrated clog and
negro dances. with FL Webster the Ie-
noSncd songsier aud bAnjoi5;. j. &.
Par;rilse's show OF natura! cufiosities Is
the wonder oil the world. Among them
are the Oxford twia calves, attached to-
gelher by the hips Their heads stand ~
opposite directions, while they stand up
on six legs. and two others hang across
the body. One head resembles a dog,
tae other bear. Also tn Phillips cali.
born without any legs. l. lived three
lays and was killed by the owner. Also
the twin lambs, wiki one head and two
bodies j lined at the breast, with eight
legs. Tickets 10 the whole enter,siGmeut
and this wonderful show only - cents.
i. II. I.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-10-24

,,,o,g these. an elegant CASTOR iro"
hostc, an elaborate pie kniie' spoons
tn;ves forks, and pair OF napkin f'ngS
:, onr;ous workmanship were cohspicu'
ors These, with others to the 'a'oe %
"a dollars were substantial evidence oil
Tho ,es,ect due this worthy couple. ShoH
and spicy speeches were made % 'A'''1
:.u.;d,s,s A lew remarks addressed
to The happy couple by Rev j. r. S'inca-
so,d heir pastor. were responded to IN
. t.o,ing manner by Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell A short time was spent IN social
cbat AIler singing Praise God from
whom, ali blessings Il Nv, prayer was eh-
AIRED. and The company dispersed WIKI
earnest wishes that Mr.. aud Mrs husseH
may live to celebrate their golden wed
ding. twent, i've years hence
Rev. J. T.. S.lucaii=ii a"d daughter ID
cornngny wi.h the trilAlpar!y, COMPOSED
of D Ilvali lad L l.. Bell, E'q.. with
,b,,, aiy,s. stated Monday moIniSg Tor
The Cru,euLiA We /, arm that DIR. Head
and wife will 20 to Washington TO spend
the winter.
Typhoid fever prevails to SO ne extent
in This vicinity.
The ysite Of D.. French died Oct. S'h'
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