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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02
"a e. va E& HDs

To all who are suffering from the errors and in
discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de
cav, loss of manhood, &C.. will send recipe
that VIII cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by missionary in
south America Send selfaddressed envelope
10 the REV. JOSEPH T. INMAS, Station D., Bible
,,ovee Ne,o Yort CifV. octl8 6m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02

We have rarely seen the farmers in bet
Ter spirits than now-and they have rea-
son for it. Many Of them still have a
cellar full Of potatoes for which runners
are paying 80 to - cents cash. There
have been raised about six millions of
bushels ofpotatOes in this state the pre-
sent year, and the crop will probably net
the farmers Of Maine four millions Of dol
lars. The farmers now have more ready
cash than last year. When the farmers
ieel cheerful. that sentiment seems 70
-prc1l amoEe other classes. Potatoes
Early Rose nog sell IN Boston at Sl.l0.
Large g11ntjtic- are being shipped hence.
We hear OF one Of our buyers who sold "a
carload delivered at the depot, Monday,
at 90 cents a busheI. There seems to be
no probability that potatoes viii be lower,
and We make no wonder that farmers 20
down cellar these bleak winter days, look
on the potato heap and whistle for joy.-
Lewiston Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02
To ConsumptiVes.

The advertiser, having been PEN cup ..is
Of that dread disease, Consumption, rs ~ ~
remedy, is anxious 10 make known o. h- ltl'"
sufferers the means Of cure. To all VINO ue' &c.
he will send a copy of the prescription "r.-' ,I
oil charge, with directions tor pTepai ins 81, -e
using the same which they VIII ind q :. ~
for CoNsUMPTIoS. ASTHMA, BRlNcHitl a., al
Parties wishing the prescription VIII pe1's
dress REV. +. \. MlLSVNt- y,,l
ianl gm 1874 Penn ST., Williamsburg, New lo'A
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ON Trial.

tnul further notice, The oNroRn DEMOCRAT
will be sent 90 say addrcss, postpaid, three
mouths, on trial, for ~ cents. Those who wish
20 continue their subscription after they have
tried &C. may forward $50 10 this Office on re
ceipt OF which they viii bc entitled 10 the paper
.or one year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02
SWORN STATEMENT
OF
BOSTON DRUGGIST

Genfiemen-l hereby certify that have bo5 O..
tarrh for ten wears, and for the last six vcars ~
been a terrible sufferer. w9s rendered psrtianse
temple dizzy spells, weak and painful eyc. s 'He
len and liberated tonss hard and con slant ,'i
segere pain across the chest, and every lud.- ~
OF consumption Ny head ached an the lime mn M"
matter accumulated - rapidly ia ny head 1rJ
throat that could not keep them free Fr..,'.
AT nHht would spring out OF bed. il seen,,.j =
me ut the point OF sunocatiOn. / would tler bs,
recourse to every means in my power 10 Id .io,i1e
the mucous from my throat and head lef,r. ,,se
able to sleep again. For period OF six yclrs ,e
tOnsis were liberated and so much iufameI tLt,
/ could with difficulty swallow. 1 finally consul,
Cd "a eminent surgeon in regsId 10 an operat''r
on them. but at ms request postpouedit Thee,
slant Inflammation and liberation In INV tfr.a,
caused 10y the poisonous matter dropping fo,-r
from my head had 80 initiated and nilarneJ ~,
lungs that ] coughed inccs santly-a deep, hsId
cough. Meanwhile my system began 70 show ill.,
Effects of this disease 20 that lost flesh. yro,r
pale and showed every symptom OF an earle d.,,I
by consumption. When matters had reaclirg MI.
sIdgc, or about six month, ago, began % u...t
SANIORD'S KADItALtURE TOR CATAKRu 40
using the Iirst bottle began 10 improve rapiIiy
The first dose seemed % clear my head AS 4 t'i
not known u 10 be for years. IL seemed gra.lusi'
TO arrest discharges. 10 STOPPED nag cOuqh iI ~.
days lIy using u as q gaTyle I soon reduced f,a
Inflammation and swelling Of my toDsils 80 tbat
they soon ceased 10 trouble me. The sCr.r..s
across my chest disappeared, the buKzing noise
in my head ceased, my scnscs OF hearing ana ~
seeing were completely restored, aud every .,uiu
tom OF disease that had reduce me 20 the Ven.
OF the grave disappeared by tie u,e Of SANFoHp'.
RADICAL CURE FOK JATAKRH.
have been thus cNplieIt because, A. "A drus,..t
/ have seen a great deal II suffering from af,rII
and hope 10 convince many that this Is a grs,i
remedy.
AN familiar with the treatment Of Catarrb o..
practiced by the best ply. rians and have corsri,
ell the most eminent about my ease have u,.f
every kind OF remedy ana applratul that b,,.
appeared during penod Of TX y,ar- past. AMI
have. while following their usc, taken great emo
Of my general health, but obtained DO relief or
encouragement FROM any Of them
Since curing mysclf wirh SANFORp's RAprr,t
CUE, have recommended 10 iu over one f.f..
red ease. with ut single cg.c @ ililu D. ...t
have To- numerous u,iauc p received uL0.a-..'
orders from parties 10 whom hrya -.'H % ID. 49,.
tie Tn. j. The urls patent us.t.. Lt .ag,. ..
recommends q, never ing believed tf,. D..
fore, although constantly engaged iu ,...r...
VERY -rutsiuilt lurfs
GEORGE &. uIN-N0IT
Boston. Feb. o. ls,j
SUFFOLK, IS. f'b g.. I.-..
1hru personally appeared 'hc .aHIt ,.r..t
DL~uoTU and made o.ilh ,IIt ,Ic FOREGOING n ,..
meut los him ,u1scii ucd .- true.
Frluic me.
SETH : THOMAS
Justice 0i She f'.4r.
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PAY UP.

Having made changes in TIE OXFORD DEMO
GRAFT OFFICE, requiring large outlays Of money =,
it becomes necessary to call upon those lndebttd
to us, to settle their accounts Immediately. Sub.
scrbers win please consult the dates, upon their
slips, and those owing for advertising or printing
will please give their bills prompt attention.
GEO. Ii. WATKINS.
paris Onfnhar 10 lsrG
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Errors Of Youth.

A GENrL EMAN who suffered toT cars - ~ m
n Nervous Debility, Premature De 81. 81, bs
The effects Of Youthful indiseTetlon VIZ 10 pi,rI5
sake Of suffering humanity, send rec u lie
need IL. the recipe aud directions FIR 20 h4 .,
simple remedy 10y which he was cured o.-',prc
wishing 10 profit by the adyeru,,rs ~
can do so by addressing IN perfect conAar.', =
janl en- JOHN B. OGDENi = Ie"'i
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02

DIR PALMER OF westerly. Il / says: HUNTS
REMEDY IL the most elective medicine nave
ever used in my practice, Tor Dropsy and Kidney
Diseases can sGrriy san HUNTS RENE
by has almost rdIssd TIE dcGd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02
r,ro., ai.,a,.. on.n commence with n

Cold. Cough or unusual excition Of the voice.
These incpen. symptom are allayed by the use
Of "BRowS's BRoNcniAL rRocHEs," which II
neglected onen result in a chronic trouble Of the
throat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02

A Lancaster county, Pa. man, who
lost his pocket-5Ook st The Centennial Ex-
hibition. received it b7 express the other
Jay intact. lady OF BTidgewster, y, ! g,
having found i and learned tie Ownsr's
address through 3 reeeipted bill for g
newspaper subscription which the pOct Ct
book contained Toe moral is obvi Us
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PinpleS.

Iwill mail Frer' ihc recipe lor pr'puIl- , ,n.
tle NFGEfABiE BAlN that viii remove -
FEECKLES PIMPLE5 a. d BLuI,llss' lea'slr-
the skin soI. clear and b"auiuul alec iA'l"
for producing lux uriant growth OF hsir ou e4il
head or smooth face. Address ! q. ii.'''
Co, Box 5l2i, NJ. Wooster 50, ny ih' OUT
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02

I.rSc Complaints, Bronchitis, Coughs, Asthma
sore Throat, Catarrhal Cough, Group &c, cured
by AuAMSoS's EoTASic BALsAM. Price S1ets'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02

Particular attention is called to the
advertisement OF F. c. Allen, Clothier at
Norway. lie has moved into the large
store, recently occupied by A. o. Noyes'
where he displays fine stock OF redady
made goods, which he offers at bottom
prices.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02
MARRIED..

At Mechanic Fails Dec 2jtn, at he :, ..-e''CC'
Howard Lare OF Paris and Miss Lizzie IT, A'A'D'
Of Mechanic Fails. t tails
In Falmouth, Dee 9Gth, by DR.. Lueien ih-vt' Mr..
Mr.. John Ilaskell Bailey OF And0'tr; a. C.,,ou
Jane IL. Gotten, widow Of The la'. J""k'
OF Yarmouth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02
ADDITIONAL STATEMENT.

Niatc ihc above statement was mad. TItysI..-
rapidly improving in health have at.l no r.,,,,,
90 thf disagrceab,r symptoms iha. .,f,.4,t 49,
former sickue--, aud a.thou-i affected from ftrr.
to tuU with severe colds, o. il.-. ~ ilir ..I...
changes DOB our climate. ti.y hi.c not boon ...r
cicut o. bflag on return OF tle ll-tl.c. Ns.r.
Crai health has been excellent . have e.1..
TWEEN y,l,c pounds and cou-iIes mj-cIf oI,.-...
recovered from % d..tl.c lhat ttit .,0 .te...!
likely 30 totally undermine mr cla-t.tat..a
Since lI-t February have cor lltcI with a .r.l,
many a.lirt,d with C4tauh, 4uJ in the bundled.
OF ca-cs boz hirh have -tld DO. have u,,rr ,,tl
On iuslance ,ui. lent to shake uiy .Ii.a u san.
lord's Radical Cure for Catauh.
GEORGE :. DiN~MOEs
October 2f, ls1i.
Zach package contains Dr. SluJ.i'- Improved
luhsiIug IGbc, with lu.i direction. t1rU-r .a d.
cases. Price : Ol. For saie bY al WhJ...... ...
retail druggist throughout The UgifcI -tie-
WEEKS Il POTTER, Boston, GENERAL Agent.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02

Il. w. Preble. whose post office adj
dress is Norway, has the agency for Ok
ford and Franklin Counties, ior'"Womar
on the Frontier" thrilling narrative oil
our heroic pioneer women. The book is
fully described in an advertisement in
this paper. Mr.. p. is meeting with ex'
cellent success in Introducing the work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02
DIED.

Announcement Of DEATH liaes o. . 80. OF
serted free. Obituaries contributed o! - Of fye
deceased. will be charged for at the ra'e VI
cents per line-no exceptions.
In BlowBGeld, Dec. III, X. ~. ~! nO'''
East BneIfeld, aged so years 6 months
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02
4 astoria

Castorin l. perfect substitute for Castor
oil. Vi.h-ut any Oft objections, fJr p.,l.ll.
70 take. aud does not nausvulc on glIpe. For co.
liycncss At any age. but especially Tor sor,
stomAchs. Wind Coils, Worm, and Da0r end
Bowels OF Children It !, DE mos: ,Gect'crem.-,
in existence. Il Is harmless, it is reliable aud a
Is cheap.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02

Sold by all drugslsts lof Is cents. Sent oa co..
ceipt oi - cent, iur one, - iJr SIX. . - lo,
twelve. Carefully Wrapped, AID warranted pele.,
10y WEEKS 4 POTTER, Proprietor, Boston
Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02

OF all the preparations Tor dressing burns
Forest Tar Salve" is the best.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02
JacksOn's Catarrh Snuff

AND EON DEN
\ DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT REMEDY IN
Catarrh, Headache. Bad Breath, Ioarseness,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Deafness,
&c, and all Disorders resulting from
Colds In HEAD, THROAT
AND VOCAL ORGANS
This Remedy does not "DRY UI-'i CatarTh but
LOOsENS IL; frees the head OF all offensive mat
ter, sooTHEs the BURNING HEAT in CataITh; is 20
mild and agreeable in its effect that it positively
CURES WITHOUT sNEEZING!
As a TRoCHE POWDER, is pleasant 10 the taste
and never nauseates; when swallowed, instantly
gives to the Throat and Vocal Organs
Delicious Sensation ofCoolness { Comfort
Is the best VOTCE TONIC in the ,rorld.
Tty it! Safe, Reliable, and only 35c.
Sold by druggists or mailed free. Address
COOPER, WILSON & CO., PrOp'rs, PhIlA.
w. w. WHIPPLE CO., Portland; George
Goodwin 4 Co, Weeks 4 Potter, Rust Bros&
Bird, Boston, Wholesale Agents. sep5 6m
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02

THE mo.t Laras.il- 81, m..om- % b.. -''
and Consumption are p-N.4,,d and relieved .'
nhaling the hot yapDrs of lhc solution oi
est Tar" Il cur,s cHtarTh. CIV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02
Il Want More"

Mcssrs, WLEks * PoIrLE. D,ulcmeH-P.,l.e
send by mail one dozen COLLINS NoaTAlt
PLASTEE~. Ilr one rJu luI aL 90. .1 m-cl
good that want muye o. cell btt..t- us.ug ,......
Enclosed ind : p. Addrcs-.
E.LuAETT ElLkEE.
Montgomery. o Nay l,lS6.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02
Heather Rep0rt.

Temperature last week At g 4. M TUGS.
sunday. 10 clear; Monday, lo9 clear - -,
dav, l4o cloudy; Wednesday, 22' clear i" a,o
day, lie clear Friday II : clear S"'''''
snow.
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a
The Oxford Democrat,
AND
VICK'S FLORAL GUIDE,
Quarterly.
From January LIST, 1877. To January lst,
1875,
For ST.. so.

We have made arrangements with JANIS WICK,
the World Renowned Florist, OF Rochester y. y,
which enable us to Offer his elegant illr-tratcd
Quarterly, in connection with rHE OXFORD DEN
oCRAT. for the price OF the latter alone.
Every person old or new subs criher, " no pays
for THE OXFORD DEMOCRAT t. January /, ls7s,
before the 10Th OF January, iS17, will De entitled
% receive the benefits of this offer.
Old subs yibers, who have paid for portion Of
the year lS75, Will be entitled 70 the GUIDE by
payiu for the remaining months OF that year, az
the rate of u. cents per month.
This offer will positively close on the 18Th OF
January, 1877.
Hundreds of persons in oxford County received
the GUIDE last year. by accepting a similar Offer !;
and by suggestions received from il have made
their homes more cheerful, and met with better
success in both fl over and kitchen gardening.
Subscribers must pay all arrearages and sum
cient to carry the paper through 1877. No others
will receive the GUIDE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-01-02

SUFFOLK, -. F.b ID. lea
Ihru personally appeared 'hc .aHI,,,.r.. B.
DiL~uoTU and made o..ih ,ul; tIc 'uTc.si..,-f al.
mtut los him -ubscI luDl i- tue.
Fyluic me
SETH = THOMAS.
Justice OF She "a, ...
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30
The Situation Ira France.

According TO advices from Paris tho
condition OF political affairs in Franco
10 extremely critical. The Struggle be-
tween Republicans md Imperialists
promises to be desperate one. II the
next Chamber is elected without the
country witnessing scenes of blood
shed and violence widespread, it will
only 10 through cn abandonment of
tho position NOW assumed by Nc
MaLon. supported by The Imperial
party. Since tho people of France
have tasted The fruits OF n liberal fCIm
OF Government, tho growth OF Rspub.
licanism has been extremely rapid and
the attempt now to curtnil these libcr-
ties once enjoyed, will, we opipc, brin g
nothing but disaster 10 the ARROGANT
usurper and his fossilized followers
With the spread of education aud in
telligcnce arises opposition to tyronny in
every form, and with such an in.truc-
tor as the late patriot Theirs, tho mr.
oitfHry orGer iorbicd!n8 the i,,lacnrdiug
of his posthumous address, aud tho
dGstardly effort TO bush the WARNING
voice OF Gambetta, Will only add fuel
to the flames of public indignation
which may possibly before it is
quenched distroy thia arrogant power
that would Srest from the people the
rights guaranteed to them hy tho
constitution. Such things have hap.
pened in France and MAJ occur again.
The news comes that i'll tho provincial
districts throughout the country. The
hostility between the political parties
has reached q degree of intensity never
before known, and tho only reason
that the same state of affairs does not
o1ist in Paris, is that tho Impcrialists
nre in hopeless minority.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30
T'iIlcrs' lTunIfrsto.

Theirs manifesto addressed to tho
electors OF tho 9Th ACCOMPLISHMENT, il
published. II jusIifics the proceedings
Of tho lHto ChHmber Of Deputies, md
praises its moderation and wisdom. IIo
explains his preference for Republic
cen Government founded on the con-
viction that monarchy is impossible;
describes tho existing situation as in
tolerailo 10 Republican constitution;
and strongly protests against tho crisis
Of May 10th and proclnins Tho sovcr-
eighty Of tho nation and It's power to
rcbuko tho recent dissolution. To re-
sist ils power will DO usurpntion. 1t
demands tho freedom Of elections and
freedom OF the press. TkierH' princip-
les arc thus summarized: Sovereignty
Of tho National Republic. law, liberty
| and peace.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30
TtIScnrorn IteInL

From the Rerier of the goth wo
collato rs follows:
NJ. A. Cooks SALOON ut Linktonvillc.
was robbed of $3.50 i'll coin, n pistol
two gold watches and few MINOR
articles. An unpleasant character
known as Spanish Bill was suspected
OF tho crime, and upon being arrested,
some of the missing articles wero found
upon his person. lie was bound over
pending tho action of the Grand Jury.
The coach TO Baltic Mountain met
with serious accident Monday mcrn-
ing by tho giving AWAY of tho brake
while descending steep hill, aud tho
subsequent running away of tho team,
IN CO sequence of tho driver being
thrown to the ground. The team how.
over, ran but short distance when
the whcelers fell, bringing tho vehicle
to 4" full stop. Tho four passengers
inside sustained no injuries but Al.
MoCann who vas on the box soot
sprained his anclo severely by jumping
10 the ground. Tho driver WIZ so
seriously hurt MS to prevent him from
driving further and lie WAS left Mt n
station.
Tho Grand Prize small mill is tenn.
porarily shut down, owing TO lack Of
water.
The little De Frees mill 10 steadily
ut work.
Hayes aud Pierce the shootIsts, arc
both recovering,
James Quigley has began tho stone
work on tho independence mill.
Fred. Wilson is bull ling large hay
corral with shed and stable room, for
the accommodation Of teamsters, OH tho
road near Smith & Wilsey's lumber
yard.
Len Wines has n contract to furnish
wood and timbcrs at the Falcon mine.
mud choppers arc busy getting it ready
to haul.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30
'"-|77
1'he pnIcnt Omtc On Fire.

4 fro broke out In tho model room
OF The Patent Office Mt Washington.
Monday forenoon, md excluded to the
North and West wiugs Of tho building.
Tho flames first appeared in the con.
Fcrvntory nonr tho roof whcro great
number Of rejected models we're packed.
AT 80 +. NJ. tho fro was reported ma
being under control, aud tho damage
being confined chiefly TO tho upper s,or-
les. tho various and valuable records,
when wcrN kept in tho lower stories,
will probably DO saved.
Tho owlish wisdom Of tho remark
contained in tho dispatch that at Is
beloved that tho eonilrgratiOn was
caused from spOntsnoJils combustion,
Is very impressive, nnd displays to
advantage tho circumspectiou Of Tho
professional nows.GaIhcfcr.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30
? d" C.uial!Ic BiIgntIC.

4 d"pntdtiOa Of Preachers Inns, in
conformity with instructions from the
south cas-. Indiana Conference, Just
made formal visit Of coincidence to
tho afflicted Morton ut his residence in
Richmond, and presented him with Il
series of resolutions.
The illustrious but unfortunate Scna-
tor has made many bitter political
enemies, but wo very much doubt II
tho most malignant Of them nil. would
h"yo taken this pilyfnl advantage Of
his hclplcssnoss, to add to his suffer
ingg by tho inilic;iOn of II "scries Of
resolutions.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30
------- @s.
How Frcncs, SyorIIrnen Ii,

no" ErchC-s bSOrH;1cn LiYc,
The French laborer probably gets
more for his wagos Than any other,
His food is cheaper and moro nourish-
ing. Eis bouillon is tho liquid essence
OF boef penny Q bowl. His bread nj
tho restaurant is thrown in withcu. any
charge, and is tho best bread in tho
world. Ills hot coffee and milk are
pGddled about tho streets in the morn
log Mt sou per cup. It is coffeo, not
Blopa. HIS half bottle OF claret is
thrown in Mt q meal costing twelve
cents. For few cents he may enjoy
IN evenings amusement MS one OF the
many minor threaters. with his coffee
free. SixpcLce pays for nicely
cushioned seat Mt tho theator. No
gallery gods, 10 peanuts, pipe smoke,
drunkenness, yelling or bowling. The
Jardin DIES Plantcs, the vast galleries
and museums Of the. Louvre, Hotel
Cluny, palace OF tho Luxembourg and
Versailles nro FREQ for him to enter
Art and science hold out to him thcil
choicest treasures III small cost or nc
cost Mt nll. French economy and fru
gality do not mean that constant 70
lrcnchmcni and sclf-deninl which do
p-ircs Ito Of everything which makes
it worth living for. Economy il
Franco, more than in my other conn
try, means utilization OF wha
America throws away; hut IL docs no
Inean n pinching process Of reducing
lifo 10 barron existence OF work nI.,
brond and winter.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30

witness TO Fridays battle between tho
C%arOwitch and Mehcmet Ali tclcaraphs
frcm IcrOuna rs follows; Five Or six
different attacks were mndu to-day by
tho Turks. with from ono to three bat
tnlions each, and all unsupported
Tho attacks failed. Tho losa 10 the
Turks was very heavy. a number Of
killed and wounded cRn hG Eccn lying
on tho open ground over which tho COM
balauts passed. Tho Eussinns iBhiu-
tain thoir positions, which consist Of u
Bcrics.of formidable trenches.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30

Secretary. W. Pew.
Spperintendent-F. =. Willard.
Trustees-G. II. Willard, Z. q. DE-
Crano. n. J. Mcdonald, VIM. Pierson,
Geo. Il Gibson.
WELLS, FAaoo / COMPANY.
corrected list of officers.
Filed September IL, 1877.
Prcsidcnt-Lloyd Teyis.
Vice President-Jamcs II. IIaSgin.
Treasurcr-IIenry Wniswcrth.
- Secrctnry-Jnincs Herein.
Assistant Secretary-H. ID. Parsons.
General Superintendent - John j.
Valentine.
1t is very advisable OH tho part of
those corporations having failed to
comply with this law to attend to tho
matter mt once.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30

Tho rumOr that Adolph SmlIo wns
nbout to tuIn tho water which flows
through his tunnel, bnck into the
Comstock mincg. if satisfactory mr.
rnrgcmcntS between himself and tho
mine managers was not effect soon,
aproaTstU have been founded in fact.
II Is now positively stated TINT NIL tho
preparations for tho construction Of u
substantial bulkhcRd for tho purpose
mentioned, nro already made, aud
mechanics ara now engaged upon the
work Arrangements for tho sudden
and cfrcctunl cioaing Of this vast mir.
conductor, would be grcRt conyon-
fence in caBp OF fro IN Tho mines, how
ever, aid n knowlodgo of this fact nIny
possibly have had as much weight in
bringing about tho present determine
ton, AS Il dcsiro'to forco The mine
o%ners into forms.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-09-30
NOTICE,
STATE OF SEvADA,l
County CT EIEO

STATE OF SEvADA,l
County Ct EIko. |
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or TIE NINTH
L Judicial District. at Chambers.
IN tile matter OF the application Of George H.
boblcr, administrator OF the estate of william
hrowu' deceased. to sell certain real cItate, be-
longing 10 sail estate.
Whereas, GcorIe II. Boiler, as the admins.
traitor 0i the estate CI william. brown deccls II
las MED his petition in this Court. duly verified
PRAYING Tor all order or this Court for the sale
oil The real estate belong ing 10 said estate, or so
mGch thereof ns may be necessary.
Nollce Is therefore given to all persons inter
estru III said estate. 10 appear bc!ors said Court,
nj tho Court Room. ia llk0, Elsu County Ne.
Shia, OIL the 10th day Of October, 1871, at 10
orioes s. H., or as soon Thereafter as Tartcs can
De heArd. to show cause, II any they have. why
Eh order should not bo nadc for tie alIe or tho
nal estate bcl"nRing To hnid ~ ate, as PRAYED
Tor said petition. aud that This notice Ia, t,i,h
liFhcd In the ELKO lSpETESDHHr for fJnr sue.
ccssive weeks from this laip.
J. II. FL4CK
County. Nevada.
ElEo. New, Sopt, IL, 1871. sls.4w