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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21

~ curry boulder. The rock left ITS bed
before he anticipated any movement, and
caught him before lie could leap from
under 1t seems 10 be season for acct
dents.
/ There is considerable sickness in town
at present.
The last of our centennial delegation
returned homo Friday.
Tue wiater term of district school in
this village will be taught by Mr.. W. l..
Galchell aud Miss Belle NJ. Garland.
There is considerable religious interest
In the Baptist church. and series OF
meetings will soon be held.
Paris Hill mfg Co. is running evenings
to I'LL orders for seds. which are coming
10 quite rapidly. The centennial was q
big advertisement for the Co.
The old grave yard at the north end is
being thoroughly cleared up and laid out.
This work is due 10 the enterprise OF sew
eral Paris Hill ladies. 1t has long been
needed
The Ladies' Aid Society will have a
quarterly business meeting next Tuesday
evening IT : o'clock at the AcAiemy. 4
full attendance ia requested.
Rev. DR.. Estes baptized young man
last Sabbath.
NiSIr To TUE TowN FARNL-On Tues
day, Oct. 2l;n, party of US took advaL-
tsge 81 the pleasant weather aud visited
the Paris town farm. Alter 4 drive of
five or six miles we arrived at the farm,
where We met = cordial reception from
the worthy overSeer aud his vile, Mr..
and Mr.. Stevens. FatmS are very rare
that present more pleasing appearance
on close inspection than this one. The
fields are free from stones and the plow-
ing and fall work is well done. The new
tarn I0XSt is filled with excellent hay.
We saw pair OF seven feet oxen and ten
fine looking cows IRON toe milk OF which
Mrs. S. has made five tubs OF rich golden
butter since the cheese factory closed
The sheds arc well filled with good dry
wood cGt and fitted for The stove. Every
thing about the ilrm proving MIR. to
be . most capable tanner. Ia the house,
order aud reatpess IeiSued supreme. -
From garnet 10 cellar all " as in app.e-pie
order. There are five OF cur towns poor
on the farm 81, present; aud they have t.
good. comfortable home. We ali did
justice TO the tempting supper Mrs. Sc
veus placed before u, soon alter which
we started TOR home. al. deciding we had
spent pleasant and profitable afternoon.
/, is the opinion OF al who visit our town
farm that oar town i fortunate in secur-
ing the services OF ;ch trustworthy aud
efficient people as Mr. and Mrs. Stevens,
aud We oeT,sinly coincide wish that
opinion. ONE VINO WAS IufRh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21

Nov l6.-The Free High School. Can,r,
Hartford. taught.by Miss Laura F Lsnnc
OF Peru, closed term Of ten w,el on
ne 10Th. Being pcossu. a. III rey.sr
'eSFoed 1t was hast class school III.
teacher has maintained her well earood
reputation as an extra teacher. Tbir,1.
iour pap's were present. Miss Jeuno
reaches The winter school at ,he same
pace.
iA,uord gained thirty votes for HAYES
over Ailden since Conuor's election las,
September. There are ,hir,y-,bree vo,ers
a. ui.ers OF the soil. in The Line school
us'F'e'' Hartford and B0ckfeld. HAYES
received seventeen votes, Tilden one
re'er Cooper tour. Tildvo. iu the long
Aoo"a democratic Back6eld, was eishty-
votes in The minority.
III ARrFopD
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21

l, becomes my duty As 3 veTacious COZ
responder TO chronicle the demise OF the
political organ TIA, has nouri,hed IN our
village during The late campaign. Hav-
ing been born. grown TO babyhood and
passed away duriug the centennial year, it,
memory must ever remain a souvenir OF
success 20 the Z pGJ,ican party in this
representative district and 10 this town,
Las, Year the Democrats elected lheil
representative by a respectable majority )
lhi, year K Publican goes h the Legs
lAture; aud in this town The Republicans
INSIDE gain OF ten in November over the
Septen Der election. But it has gone.
l., u, have peace.
oar people hope AMI expect 10 see the
old Norway A4csr,iser revived. and once
more 70 on Is way rejoicing.
Oar village schools closed on Friday OF
las. week. Teachers and scholars have
acquitted themselves well ,aud the schools
have been q success. The High Schoo.
Exhibition on Wednesday evening passed
of very well indeed. a large delegation
was present from Paris Hill. hich our
citizens were glad 20 see.
The new Congregational Meeting
I. use 10 this village will be dedicated on
Thursday OF this week ct haIf-past one.
1. is expected that a Musical Conven-
ton. under The direction OF Whitney the
tcuor OF Boston viii be held in our vii
lie co Dec 5.b. to continue four days.
A C,uaty Musical Association will be
formed during the convention.
The little scholars OF Norway. took Il
ride TO Paris Hill, in the Red Bird, Fri
day. They cbirped aud sang as happily
As little binds 81 the way. These en-
deavors to make the last days Of a sehoo!
term subjects tor pleasant thought during
vacation Is hishly coUmendab!e, Tor the
children lock forward TO the opening OF
their school hours sgain with feelings OF
pleasure.
The Register says;
The Bsars House is c'usad 70 the pub
lie fcr The present. Mr.. Houston will
remove 10 Boston. The Colonel has The
best " ishes OF all in Norway.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21
West Paris.

\ sad accident occurred here last Mon
day evening about six o'clock. Iua, the
eldest daughter Of George and Mary
Marshall, aud grand daughter Of y. l.
Marshall, aged / years, was playing with
some metallic coverings Of small explo-
ded cartridges Of revolver. She put
several into her mouth, aud one accidcn-
tally passed down her throat Immediately
into the windpipe Within very few
minutes and before any assistance could
be obtained, she died suffering the terrible
struggles OF checking to death. Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall have the deep sympathy
Of the community in this terrible affection
May God comfort and support them il
their hour of neod.-Register.
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Hiram.

\ District Temperance Alliance was
organised at the Temperance Camp meet.
M ia Fryeburg last September. The
hrst meeting Of the Alliance will be held
IN Hiram. On Wednesday and Thursday,
the Ga ami 9TH Of December next.
Wednesday y. NJ. will de devoted to
business matters, pcrtecting the organi-
zatiou, designating missionary work. and
dcNising plans for the benefit OF the Al
-lucc aud thc cause Of Temperance at
large. Bro. .. VI. Couseas Of North
Conway, y. H., will present the subject
OF temperance aud Religion in the after
noon, followed by discussion. "Tem-
peraucc and Law will be presented by
Bro j. L. Lord Of Frycburg, followed
by discussion. There will be Z social
meeting IN the evening. Papers on TEN
Ver1rce ana the Sabbath" Temperance
AMI r.lucs, and "iloY shall we advance
the cause Wall be presented and dis
cu,>ei Thursday. This Alliance Is COM
posed %. the towns In Western OXFORD,
lnc.li.u. Waterford AMI S;oucham in
Me, aud CONWAY, Chatham, Jackson and
Bartlett, IN y. II. We invite the friends
o: Temperance in border towns of York
and Cumberland Counties to represent
those towns by delegations from their
Temperance organizations. We want
the best, the largest, the most efficient
Temperance rally that has assembled in
this part Of the State. The friends will
be ready 10 receive all who may come.
NJ *. NABEY, Sec Of Alliance.
El-t Hiram, \ov I3th 1876
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TOWN ITEMS.



With the present almost w
4.n,sd.y layosab'o weather FOR fan
farmers have ilI.ciousiy improved
e,ssce thereby Afforded. Many
q. y .soe that Al extra amount OF fell
ss, been done ia di,ching and clear
n,i.pl. Farm stock IN general Will
N the barn in good coalition.
n, Hiram Youug's harness shop on
-. Sect was entered 10y irsmPs Sat
I.,,f,bt. They effected an iugress
..,i.g uD one Of the back windows.
,s.sriag the room where the town
,,, F., s,p.. After helping themselves
s..e-ei the iron, room by breaking
- door. Here the scsmps took
s,w harnesses and quantity OF
.... and ,elt for parts unknown.
Ne p p N1,se's dry-house a. South
,.,.. ta,c,ber with shout seventy live
49,. worth OF lumber was burned ON
s-5aas..
w. 3 auin Bryant lost a valuable
IS, recently, by breaking blood
r,,-,
r.s NE Qrs:er.y Meeting viii be
-f..a, -. =. csurch an Saturday and
3D., e d a-a 2ssh ms.
mo :.r,y pc-so7s have visited The
.r,,. Exhibition from tAis towr.
T-,l.aCal,.tsr The pas, three weeks
held .hslt meetings 10 'he Congre-
-ur.l Church sunday afternoon. The
mrs. s., rob,Y kep, up AID the meet
81, sre very Interesting.
Srtra' car loads o, apples have been
-,si 60 Bethel from Massachusetts.
,las.,- t-ai: sells Tor = 90 a barrel.
ruys. mcc.ilgs have been held IL
.},.lol,, church daring The pas; I've
r.ks saItse interest Is still being sep,
srb goej results. The meetings aye
lacked Jy the pas,o-, Rev. Mr. Center.
G.
N...r> John - Nsd',ish Is bring
rom Massachusetts, sud ssliog
r-S. -5a5o. lie brought some
-.,. ,.,ep from tae stock tarm % j.
Davidson o.; Blm>,eai. =. Q and
e. some Of them 10 4. O. Paine yt NJ
s-- Euic- Fsrr1r OF Grafton, aud
as., be hs, a, Ws,; B.ihel Oae
weighed more tbaa $40 JOS. They
r-e .be mos, perfect sheep I lave ever
ss. act S rake opportunity D. pres p,ed
1e farmers 90 improve taei, q "a OF
P.
lg. steam Mil Co have their four
ao .,,h,.rmi about completed and
-.s.s. ae erection and covering OF the
atl .we AMI Frost Of Elmiori. c..
te.ce has che cve7>. at of The wo,s.
,.-rs Academy closed Jae Fall term
rIsg Mr. Nepa,rseu has proved
e,,.,. ,e4,.,r. ard bis assistant,
a, has 1lyea universal sa,i-lac-
".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21

A Washington dispatch says the
President speaking Of the delay Of the
arrival of the Franklin with Tweed, said
that Commodore Ammen informed him
he had received a private letter from
Capt. Samuel r. Franklin, commander,
dated Vigro, just before his departure, in
which the captain told him the Spaniards
had put mp the price of coal to him to an
enormously high figure just as he was
getting ready to leave the port, and there
fore instead of laying in full supply he
purchased only $50 tons, land consequently
he would have to use steam sparingly in
order to make his fuel last He would
20 under sail most Of the voyage.
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CsrctnuOoI %.

.--.a death took place here last
az afternoon \ little daughter Of
-- Fanny Emm0ns aged ten years,
--le from school as well as usual
'aaS oi nothing more than a little
Il. which she attributed 10 over play
-o. She sang 10 her little SIS
A,-i.y As ever, and nothing &C.
E, attract the attention Of her moth
Ten time, when all at once she
d OF things looking strange and
'I .c,log bad. In = moment more
= 10 eouyul>ions. and died in about
MINUTES. Every thing was done
.-i' darling child, but TO no avail,
ga vas rapid in It's work, aud be-
4' assistance could be obtained
-l borne little Alice over the mys-
I Of death 10 that summer land be-
grave. As no post norton was
pa TIE body the cause Of death is
Funeral services were held
- y ias, Tuesday afternoon. by
L. labor OF Norway.-Reqiter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21

>s..> -C.l. Augustus GIBSON, 4. :.
ate. son and daash.er. vi. ,vend
F.a.e. b.. sac OK oyi uJl,e.
So. Lewis. who b-s been on ,Ge
---,.a BlIc,ia tor .he pas; two
-s. t-> iasl sss- red g position on The
o, .4e Boston Herald
-s lew hall which The Msssls. r.ac
.ls ~ lor court accOumodAuous
--s completed. 3 Ing connected
.te Oxford House, those attending
-,t,A, month W., had IL exceedingly
-s4ll both as regards conior, and
AIln, and aso tie attractive out
,.-.g. as windows a stage. curtain
scenery vii be added Tor he sccou-
-l1 ,. lecturers. concerts sud dramatic
-a.lmeuts. The new stable which
y,-s The additions on Tue easter.y
-er o. ,his public house Is neatly
.-eJ.
-- G--,Se ". Co.e OF LineIicS. 50
b, Ut age, started on loot TO visit
uea5s 10 Fryeturg. where be lived
seven years ago. stopping on bis
Cornish. Hiram. Browuheld, Frye
SOW AID Chatham; making eist-
r. 1.s..,, travelling iorlJ live miles and
.1 twelve DAYS 90 cast his vote tor
e., sac Waee.cr. Beat that who eau.
-aa- o,aer lhiogs IN which the good
a. Fryeturg endeayor 10 excel,
n4asaip. They have - shooting
e-.cL recently slowed al excellent
81, taeir ti-., pigeoa shoot. Since
ono OF The c,a5 has been ~ IN
and al kAIaE BIS neighbours geese,
-r correspondent recently informed
l5-c LIST week 80 u the a,
we viii ca. Phil" and Gale.
le.r hAad al ride shooting. SpuTn.
Lee l-e OF iiag targets, they cap,ug-
-.9,-JaId toSl sud pat him on a
ards CI. and commenced The
Ice. FIXING alternately nearly al
-rJ we're q.i,e Disguised Nith them
80 nd the poor shicken remained
--- y very bTigt, lad, Charlie Stc-
uade alI manner OF fGu at their
'lo.s Pal. a good ua,ured soul.
.t .te ad to try bis hand. thinking
f 90 s1.e; LIS kss. So Charlie
I .9 ta.v bis hsst shot with =
--,- ride. y moments suspense
--e, : sent Whir.iug from bis perch
i--. aud Gale retired snTeIy cha
ia. .e.og beaten by a lad OF Twelve
".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21

Inc Academy closed Thursday evening
Nov y ~i'ha Lyceum and Sociable. Tue
,e'm aas been one OF UNUSUAL in,eres,
ami profit.
Nv Mr.. Richardson is recovering
slowly from his long Illness. lie IS now
aoie 10 =. up portion OF the daJ.
a couple OF tramps broke into A school
house "a town recently and stole some
booss and dinner pail.
:. r. Moody,A. NJ ,our popular teacher.
has again been engaged to keep the win
er scl',.i Blcsfsld village district.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

XLTHEREAS, Henry c. MOrey OF oxford in the
w County OF oxford and state OF Maine, on
tie nineteenth day of November, 4. D. 1865 10y
his deed OF mortgage OF that date, recorded in
oxford Registry OF Deeds vol. l29, page 4ij, con-
yeyed to Horace Mellen OF Wndham IN the COun.
Is OF Wilmington and safe of Vermont a certain
piece parcel Of land together with the buildings
thereon, situated ia oxford IN said County OF OK.
ford, Bounded and described rs follows, viz lying
on the east side OF the county road leading from
Welchvillc to Mechanic Falls, commencing on the
said road on the south side OF Daniel Hackeu's
land, THENCE running north thirty.one and one
half t3l4) degrees east about eighty rods, thence
fouy-lhree degrees east nttytwO rods 10 land sold
By G.. Farris aud y. Dudley TO John Wech, thence
south hfty-Cght and one-hilf degrees west 10 the
Mechanic Falls road, thence on said road 10 the
first mentioned bound, containing twenty five
acres mOIe or less, excepting and rcseryng in the
sale a certain piece or parcel Of land sold by j.
French to \. Dudley, TO secure the paymontOf
certain note OF hand therein described and on the
thirteenth day Vi November a. ID. ISL the said
Horace Meilen duly ass gned the above mortgage
u Silas l.. King OF oxford IN he County Of oxford
and state OF Maine, said assignment being rccor-
ded in the Oxford Registry Of Deeds, vol. lGG,page
30; and is the conditions of the said mortgage
hare teen broken, l CLAIM foreclosure OF the
same accordh & 10 the statute in such case made
and provided and give this notice for that pun pose.
SlIAS T.. KING,
BY his atty, GEORGE HAZES.
oxford, Nov. II, 1876, 2l'3w
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NInton Plantation.

Ga lle Z.,a Vi. we elected the follow
iUE IS officers Of our K form Cub for the
eus-,n- quarter: President. c. b Ryrr-
sou, Presidents. II. j. Farnum, a.
" iiopAins; See, j. Bradbury; Treas 8,
ID c. SWEET; tieAncia, Sec. 5 K Child !;
Chaplain. H-nIy Davis. Our club Is
prospecting finely. We have 50 OF ~
names upon our pledge. which is rather
remarkable ior place O, this siz- We
shal. be CAD 10 receive calls irum bother
reiormers al our reSulIr meetings IN
thursday. c. b. K.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21
Paris.

OR Academy closed last Friday, wa
q lyeeum aud sociable The term though
not largely attended. has been protila-
he one. Mr.. GalchelI is al exelleai IL
s,ruc.or. The final lyeeum was very III
teres,ing aad was conducted with excel
lent taste.
D.a Elbiidge FObes injured his foot
quite badly last week, while endeayorlng
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21
u s Z
Renne's MagicOil.

If you have got Rhcuma,i-m.
USE RENNE'S MAGIC OIL.
II you have got Neuralgia,
USE EENNE's MAGIC OIL.
II you have got Collie or Cramps,
JaE RE\\E'S MAGIC OIL.
lf you have got any Kind of Ache or Pain,
USE kENNE'S PAIN KILLING MAGIC OIL.
Try il, aud you will be surprised at the beneficial
eject derived from thorough and faithful use Of
this popular family remedy. IL Is purely vegetable
safe and clean 10 use internally OF externally.
Sold in Pari, by \. NJ. Hammond; 50. Paris, 4.
NJ. Gerry; Norway, 4. Oscar Noyes, 4. j. Rowe ::
Bethel, q. Il. Wiley; SO. Waterford, Chas. Young +,
Fryeburg, T. {. Ware Harrison, Hammond son
WN. RENNE X SON, Proprrs, Pittsneld, Mass
July 2j.3m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21
West Summer.

Mr.. Editor :--I0 your article on West
Sumner you appeared to be in the dark
concerning the name of our village
When Andrew Jackson was candidate
for the high office OF President of the
United States, the voters Of this place
were all Jackson men-hence the appel
lation "Jackson's Village
Yours sc Ii. b. CHANDLER.
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SoreIy Afflicted.

l. a. Boar0rM d Co, Bearer Gentlemen,
Prompted by u iclloW feeling tor those afflicted
with Catarrh. wish 10 add my testimony IN behalf
CT SANFORp's RADICAL CVEr FoE CAlAERi. i
have been sorcy afflicted with This fearful disease
FOR four years, aud have tried every known remedy
wiihou; avail, until bought bottle Of the above
CURE from you, which gave nv almost instant re-.
lief 10 beng Il con titulion1l as we'll a. local
remedy, believe it 20 bc All that IS claimed for IL
Radical Cure Tor Catauh. Very uuly y-urs
WM. AMETlNE,
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W. - ~ 49, a"'e.
Greatly Afflicted.

McSsrs D. o. BJsic0rh y Co., DearCr GeatiCmca
take great pleasure in recommending san.
FORD's RADICAL CORE FOX car NERU 10 all who
are afflicted with this disease 1 was greatly ai-
licted With 10 Tor long time, aul cured Il with two
bottles OF Tie above CURE. About a year after.
wards | was again taken with Catarrh, quito Sc
verely, aud immediately sent Tor another bottle,
which liked me all right, giving me relief, from
the irst dose. I AN confident that this remedy
VIII 10 all that Ia claimed iOf 1t, aud more, too
Wishing You success in its iutrOiuctiun.l am, very
Truly yours, \. ". SMITH,
Denver. oct T. ISIS, of smith n Doll.
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6.OOO Feet Above tito Sen.

The following testimonials are from Mcssrs. j..
.. BOSwORTH Il co, Denver, Col, large and in-
nucuiiaI druggists. They report unpreccdentedly
large sales aud universal Satisfaction. No othor
disease Is so universally prevalent IN that region.
They peak of the following gentlemen Is among
-tgir hest citiypns.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21

The vote 10 this town 10, electors stood
Hayes. AZ; TLden, 5S. Twenty seven
voters Wcle not out. We are all anxious
10 lAtw DO Is elected. p.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1876-11-21
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH
Meets the wants OF thousands.

Geatiemen,-We have sold SANFoRD's RADICAL
CURE for nearly one year, and can candidly say
that we never sold similar preparation that gave
such universal satisfaction. We have TO learn tue
fret complaint yet.
NC are not IN The habit OF rec lmmCndIng pa,ont
medicines, but your preparation mcfts the wants
of thousands and we think those afflicted should
be convinced of it, great merit, 80 thai their suer
Ing will be relieved. We have been in the drug
buslne for The past twelve years constantly, anu
sold everything for Catarrh but yours leads an
the rest. IL You proper, you can use this letter
or any part OF 1t you wish. Very truly yours,
SD. BALDWIN 4 co, e..
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Drugs, Books and
Stationery, Washington, Ind Feb. y, BIG.
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Tried Everything.

McSrs !. y Bo0c0rfh d. Co., DiArer, Col Gents.
have used SANrOED'S RNIICAL CURE FOX
CArARRI, and il has given perfect satisiIf lion.
have tried almost ever thing, aud Il - the only
thing that has given me reiicf. / therefore take
pleasure IA recommending its use % all afflicted
with Catgrrh OF any Kind, and offer this rs my
testimony TO is benefits Very truly,
Denver, oct. !, $50. ". :. DECKER.
Each package contains a Treatise on Catdrrh and
Dr. SANFORD, improved lnhaling Tube. Price J 0.
For sale by Druggists everywhere. WEEKS
POTTER, Boston, General gents.
81 ft,r and iu.ist I'm haviru
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OIL ma Me- June q, $50.
Not "a QuaCk SO>trUIn.

sold every where lt % coats. sent by mail, care.
fuly wrapped ou receipt of price, "a cents for one
2 - for SIX, or : - FOR twelve, IS WEEKS n
POTTER, FrourctIrS Boston Mass.
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Jackson's Catarrh Snuff
iNn ,cnnnMI, nnnyni,it,

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4 DELIGHTFUL AID PLEASANT Remedy ~
Catarrh, Headache, Bad Breath, IIoarsencss,
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AND VOCAL ORGANS
This Remedy does not "nRY UI''' q Catarrh but
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As q TROCHE POWDER, is pleasant to the taste
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gives to the Throat and Vocal Organs
Delicious Sensation OF Goodness { Comfort
is the best TOICE TONIC IN Tie ,eorld.
Tty it Safe, Reliable, and only 35o.
sold by druggists or mailed free. Address
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-06
BAD STATE OF AFFAIRS IN
PEOCHE.

From the following dispatch received
yesterday it is evident that a bad state
of affairs exists in Lincoln county:
PIocHE, May s..
The Record this morning contains
the following: The Board of County
Com missioners OF Lincoln county yes
terday received the following dispatch:
carson, May 4.
To the Board of County Commission
ers, Phoebe: The order appealed from
in the case of the Odd Fellows Savings
and Commercial Bank VS.. Miles Quill
len, is affirmed. Signed,
CHAs. +. BICKNELL,
Clerk of Supreme Court"
This aflirms the decision of Judge
Rives Of the District CoHrt. The inter
est money will now have to be paid
over by the County Treasurer to the
bondholders.
VIM. D~onnelly, who murdered Sulli-
van, was last evening let loose from
the County Jail, there being no provis-
ions made for his s~ustenance either by
friends, enemies or the proper author
tiles. 1t is "A horrible state of affairs,
but the bondholders must have their
interest money if they suck the life
blood from Lincoln county.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-05-06

JUDGasNr AFFIRMED.-A dispatch
WAS received yesterday from Carson
stating that the Supreme court had af-
Court in the case of NJ. Borowsky, ex.
Public Administrator, who was sen
fenced last January, by Judge Cole, to
pay a fine of $1,000, or be imprisoned
in the County Jail for a term of 1000
days,f for willful misdenieanor in appro-
priating to his " use money belong
ing To the estate of Adam Hamilton,
deceased. This was, we believe, the
prisoners last recosrse, and he will
have either To pay the firm or serve out
his term in jail.