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ChiefJusiicc Agnew, in company with
DR.. Mckenny, Charles Townsend and
other gentlemen, OF Beaver, wen M gun
ming on The Fourth. and prepared them
selves for a good days sport In begging
wOOdcock. But it seems that this variety
of game did not exist in the locality
trayersed, and some OF the party fell To
bringing dosn p~beasanis, forgetting tor
the time, that 10 do 50 II this season was
unlawful. Between twenty and thirty OF
the birds were tagged and brought
home. and all hands seemed well pleased
with The days enjoyment The Chief
Justice and his companions were. how
ever, somewhat astonished q few
days afterwards upon receiving a sum
mons from Squire Glass, Of New Bright
on, to appear before him on Thursday
next 20 answer 4 suit OF the Sportsmen's
Association for vioisiing the game laws.
The affair has created a sensation ia Bea-
yer county, the home OF the Chief Justice,
and though some are disposed To think the
prosecution malicious, they still regard 1t
Is s. pretty COOK joke On the Supreme
Court. IL Is understood That at the hear
ing the Chief Justice will plead guilty rs
accessory before aud after the tact.
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TIME TABLES.
BALTIMORE a OHIO IL. X.
PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
On and sner February IL, lss5, trains ON this
road viii depart from and arrive ut depot, corner
Grant and Water Streets as follows;
WEST.
EAST.

All trains run by Baltimore Time. Il minutes
faster than Pittsburgh Time.
Mail trains daily except Sunday.
Magnificent Day Cars through 10 Washington
and Baltimore without change
Scventy-nye miles the shortest, and the only
route between the East and West via Washing
ton City.
Ticket Offices, corner Finh Avenue and smith
held Streets, and depot corner Grant and wafer
Streets. Pittsburgh. Pa
L. NJ COLE General Ticket agent
T. HYNDMAN, Supt. CJnneiisVilie
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The band fellows are determined TO
make that organization a grand success-
They nave taken in six additional members,
and expect their uniforms in tso or three
weeks.
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DIED.

WALKER - July -. 1877. at his
home in ~Friedensburg. George p. Walker.
aged - years, l month, and 22 days.
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REEUCfNG THE SALARIES We observe
that in many places throughout the State
the school boards have reduced the salaries
OF the teachers, more or less, thus showing
that times are affecting even our educa-
tional interests. We doubt whether i. is
policy Il fix the wages of teachers at too
low a figure. as by so doing the risk is
run Of having very inferior talent apply
for the positions. Finely educated and
practical teachers would hardly care to
undergo the labor and worry of the school
room Tor a mere pittance. unless reduced in
circumstances TO the EXTREMIST necessity.
We believe that school boards ought TO be
as economical as possible these times. but
il is well not TO attack the salaries Of the
teachers until all other means of retrench-
ment are exhausted. IL will be a bad day
for the common school patrons when
School Boards find themselves unable TO
render an equivalent in money for the
best talent in The teachers chair.
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GlRARD HoUsE--By authority OF Mi.
McKibbin, of the Girard House, Philadei-
phia. we that the price OF Tran
sieni boand has been reduced Ia s5-u per
day.
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DIN NIsrRAroRs NOTICE..

A DIN INISTRAToR-S NOTICE.
Benjamin Masters, late OF Berlin Borough,
Deceased,
Letters Of administrator On the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned, notice IL
hereby given 10 those indebted to IL 10 make imme-
date payment. and those having claims against
IL. TO present them duly authenticated for settle
ment On Saturday, the LIST day Of September
ls1T. at the late residence Of said deceased In
Berlin Borough, when and where he will attend
for that purpose.
EMANUEL MASTERS
July IS. Administrator
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The Cheapest. Psrssi sad Best Fanly Esaeiss ].
10 tks Wodd.
For DYSPEPSIA. CONSTIPATIOS. J1an-
dice. Bilious attacks. SICE HEADACHE. Coiie.
DsDressiOa Of Spirit. SOUR STOMACH, Heart
Burn. sc, &c.
This unry1Iei Southern Remedy Il warranted
not % contain a single particle Of Mercury. % any
infurfaux mioeraf 4gfsfaucp huf l.
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FOR
Health, CMiFt and Economy

Cork Shayinxs are unsurpassed as an article for
Beds. Mattresses, re. They are ten times as dur
able as Husks er straw. Only o cents per 10. "
pounds will Nil the largest bel For safe by Arm
strong, Brother * Co, ~ and 10 First Avenue,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
July1a
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

6Of Unscatei Lands in Somerset County. Penn
The Commissioner Of Somerset County hereby
give notice that they viii sell, at public sale. IN
the Court room In Somerset borough On Monday,
the 18th day Of August next, the following emu
mera:ei tracts Of unseated lands, which have
been purchased from the Treasures Of said eoun-
and upwards. Agreeable 70 the act OF Assembly
Of March II 1873, and the supplemental act there
to Of March, 1874.
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UPPER TUKKEYFooT TWP.
Lenox 100
Sale 10 commence az 1 O'Clock. P. NJ, and 70 eon-
time from day 10 day until all the lands are dis
posedoL
WI. REEL
J.P. PHILSON,
W. NJ. SCHROcK. DANIEL PHILLIPPI,
July IL. Clerk. Commissioner.
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DULE TO ACCEPT OR RE.

To solomon Boashsr. Aanup Boucher, Hsnah
inte1nzrried with samuel p. Geixer, residing
ia Somerset Co, Pa, Sarah infernarrisd With
Jonathan Lyons, residing in fsyetfe Co. Pa.
Josiah Boaeher. residing IN Grzntsyiile- Nd.
David, Henry. Samuel and Jeremiah Boacher,
residing in Jaeks0u 10. Ill
YoG are hereby potined tn appears an Orphans
Court, 10 be held at Somerset ON MoDday. thez1th
day Of Augu Il next TO accept or refuse The real
estate Of Henry Bo1rher. deceased, a. the appfsis-
ed valuation OF show cause Why the same should
not be sold.
GEO. W. PILE.
July Is. Sheriff
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C CHOICE 3 UiLDIHG LOTS.
A ssIGNEEs NOTICE.

tSsIGNEEssNoTICE.
Catherine Walker. Of the borough Of Movers
dale, Somerset Co. Pa, having made a voIanta-
~ assignment 20 me, for the benent Of her crsdi-
tors, BY deed Of % May Last. Notice Is herubv
given 10 all who are Indebted % her to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims agslust
her 10 present them duly authenticated for settle
ment ~ the undersigned at his Office In Sgmzrsef
On Saturday, Jaiy a.
YALEN ZINE HAY.
June u Assignee.
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FIRST CLASS FARMS At PRI-
VATB SALE.
NO. 1. e. sssa ast s . IL prime /. timber SsssT,
% acres new grOuDd, Dos being broke. ~ acre. eio
yer. ready 70 cut or pioE under. Thrifty 0--hari.
all unter thorough fence. running water in every
asbi and at buildings Smooth lawn.
BUILDINGS NEW
and complete, Ia q hrs-els-s community. beaufi-
fasiy situated, sne and Oze-hali miles vesf VI the
dianoDd IN Somerset Borough, and ts0 and one
hall east 0f LAyz1svtlle, On north ssde Of turnpike
road. Brethren fDunkard) church On turnpike
half a mile west OF b1Ildings. churches u nearly
all other denominations In Somerset or Lzvsn<-
vile. School house about being erected 90 OF
near the prelslses.
@ $50 2erss Adjoining the
NO, ABOVE. on s0aih seize %
isrnpise rad, AMI immedtAteiy opPsst,s build.
inxz new, "a scres prime timber. SDooth and
fertile land, yell vsteres. snd IN every respect
equal 70 No. l. WIKI . young orchard
Nh small farm % IS Acres
east Of fredericksburg. In god ORDER, house, st1
MA House and lot In Soner-
= NOs4s set BOroazA ecsuPssa ~
ALSO
other iAHis Aai hossss Ae- In the County
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PURELY VEGETABLE,

eontalninz those Soaihern Roots and Hsrbs. shich
ar alisise Providence has placed ia countries
where Liver Diseases most prevail. Il ill ere al
Diseases caused BY serzasensni Of TIE LIVER zad
bowels.
Inc SYMPTOMS % Liver Complaint area 5it-
ter Or bad taste In the mouth Pain In the Back
Siies or Joints. often mistaken for hheumaft=m
Sour stomach Loss Of Appetite Bowels alten-
ateIy ccstive and lax Headache Los q memo
y. with a painful sensation u having tAiisd % DO
something Whieh ought % have been done Debi1-
~. Low Spirifs. . thiek yeiios sppea1Dee q the
SKIN and EEes. adry eO1zh Ofsn mistaken 81
Cousumptign-
Sometimes many o. these syaptoms attend the
disease. al others Very fes but the LfN kk. The
largest orxzn IN the nsrly. u generally ths zszt u
disease. aad il not regulated IN time, great suffer
fzZ. Sretchesiness and EAT vii enEQe-
lean recommend as an efnezriOus remedy 81 dls
ease0f the Liver, Heartbarn and Dyspspsia, Sim
mons Liver Regulator, LkEIs O. HUsDEN- iGS
Master 5. rect. Assistant Poet Master, Psiisdel-
phiA.
" hare ,szsed rs ~Eirtaes, personally. and
knox that fr Dyspepsia, BilOusoess ami Thro5-
binx Heastache. 10 j. the Test Ineclci1e the sorid
ever az. We have tired fsrty 0sher remedies b.
aFs simmons Liver Regulator. but mus u hen
gave n msrs thar temporary relief but the krE-
alator. not only relieved. bat cured u1f-kD. IEt-
EsEAPH ksb MEz5ksokk- A1eon- Ga
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Arrivals at the Somerset IIouse.
MIR. Mrs. ID. b. Wilson. Allegheny /.
Mrs. Reamer. Pittsburgh NJ. Gilman.
Williamsport ]. We'll. Holld aysburg ;
&. q. McMillen. Philadelphia Geo. W.
Wakefield. Pittsburgh DIR. Singer. Coz
nellsville John Barron, Connel.sville ;
+. V. kessier. Barton ". j. Marshall.
Philadelphia ID. L. Bayard. Pittsburgh ;
Thomas J. Grim son and wife, Cham.
bersburg Harry Stricken. Chambersburg.
A lew days ago a man by the name of
Samuel loriy. OF Somerset county. while
working in the har vest field for Mr..
j. G. Albright, OF Ligonier township.
Westmoreland county. fell over M in
stantly expired. lie had eaten his dinner
in gool health and had gone TO the field,
and about ten minutes amer commencing
work was whetiing his scyihe. While
asking one of the party if he wanted the
rubber. he fell TO the ground and in a mo-
ment was dead7JodRsfouR Tribune.
Dir. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SoAp.-Dr.
Van Dyke, whose life long speciality, and
world wide reputation for curing skin dis
eases. has endeayored for years 10 combine
an external treatment. He has accom-
plished this desirable result in the prepa-
ration OF his compound Sulphur Soap"
the merits OF which are spoken of by
thousands; It is highly recommended to all
our readers. Price % cents, by mail. IS
cents a box; 3 cakes 60 cents, by mail.
10 cents. Office so n. 9th street. Whole.
sale Depot, 400 n. 81 street. Philadelphia,
Pa Sold by all Druggists.
The NEW PENSION DIsTRICT.-By les
sening the number Of pension agents in
the country. the districts of those remain
ing in office have been very considerably
increased. Major McGregor, hereafter
will have to pay the pensioners in forty
counties in this State, as follows-those
marked with a star having heretofore
been patrons ofthe Philadelphia Pension
Office. adams, Allegheny. Armstrong,
Beaver. %Bedford, =Blair. Cambria, Scam.
eron. SChester, Clarion, =Clearield, %Clin-
ton, Crawford. Sunderland, SEX, Erie,
Fayette. @Foster. Franklin, Sutton,
Green. %Huntingdon, Iniiana, jefferson,
sJuniata, Lawrence. #Lycoming, zMc-
kean, Mercer. $Mifilin, *Perry, sPotter,
Snyder, somerset, 4Tioga. sUnion,
Nenango, Warren, Washington, and
" tctlAAh4 AAu
THINK o YOURSELF. Thousands
lead miserable lives, suffering from dys-
pepsia, a disordered stomach and liver
producing biliousness, heart burn, cos
tiveness. weakness, irregular appetite,
low spirits. missing food amer eating, and
often ending in fatal attacks of lever.
They know they are sick, yet Get little
sympathy. The uniailing remedy. which
is yearly restoring thousands, is DaCosta's
Radical Cure.
For sale by G. w. Benford.
A 25c bottle viii convince you of its
merits. Don't delay another hour after
reading this, but 20 and get 3 bottle, and
your relief is as certain as you live. viii
you do il or will You continue TO suffer.
Think Tor yourself.
Also Agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup. which never fails. Pleasant
10 take. and requires no physic. Price 25
cents.
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p. ". a b. r. R.-rAss srE rorsr.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

deceased.
Letters ofnsministration On thesbove estate hav.
inx been granted to the undersigned by the prop
er authority, notice IL hereby given to those in
debted to II 10 make In mediate payment, and thoee
having claims against II viii present them duly
authenticated for settlement without delay on
Saturday, Sept. !, ISL, At the late residences Of de-
ceased.
NOAH S. MILLER
Iulw1 atmfuizfrafcr
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4 xIsERALr Point RAILROAD.
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NeC advertisements.
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Makes the SKIN Soft. Clear, Pure v nitc and
Healthy rs Cleansing, Dcodorfzinz, Dtsinfect-
irE, soothing, Healing and Purifying removes
DandrufL. thsnBE. Ulcers, Sores, Erupiions
Rouehntss and redness Of the SKIN relevesischL
tivn Of bring and stirgi1g insects will relieve
urCHfNg PILES where nothing else viii have
any effect Is FREE FROM ALL OFTEN
SlyE DOOR and prevents CoutsEous Diseases.
ami ms m EXTERNALLY eiical and Toilet Prepara-
tion IL has NJ EQUAL Price, Is ets-: BY mall
IS Bex- Cakes. ~ cts; By nail 10 Sold ~
Druggists- f.. . WEBSTER Proprietor. Of
nee. 20 n ah ST.. Philsdfs, Pa Wholes sale Do
pot, Soo n Third ST., Phila., Pa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-20

Business in this village Is not rushing,
yet there is something doing. Messrs.
Holt X Hutchius are doing good bust
ness manufacturing Salt-ooX shook and
spool timber. TbiS business makes a
good market Tor the farmers 10 get Iid Of
birch and poplar timber and get cash for
it. and they are ous,iy improving the
shedding.
Good hard wood has sold here this
win er for IS so Per cord. cash.
The butchers are putting in good
stock OF ice.
The sound Of a bell was heard Tor The
first time IL The brick church Yesterday,
which was pleasing TO all. \ good re-
Egious revival IS going on in this place !;
both old and young are coming TO Christ.
May the good work progress.
This town abolished tic liquor agency
some two years ago, and ind it a great
benefit We have a good Reform Club,
numbering between tour and dre hur-
bred. which are doing a good work here.
Also a Ladies Ali Society, which works
hard in hand With The club. car Club
boys are always glad to see members
from abroad. :.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-20

Mr.. L. \. Ingalls, Of Denmark, enter
tanned the UniyeySalist Circle last We'd
nesday afternoon. and in the evening they
gave an entertainment az Centennial Hall
consisting Of drama, dialogues, read
ings. recitationS, songs and ts5leaux.-
The hall was denSely crowded, but the
audience was quiet and attentive, and all
went home well pleased and the univer-
sal verdict was that much praise was due
to Mrs. Ingalls, and all her assistants in
the enterprise.
The Anniversary convention OF the
Denmark Reform Club was held on Sat
urday AMI sunday, 10th and llth inSts.,
three sessions each day. The exercises
were OF an impressive character, aud al.
who attended the convention could but
be convinced that the interest in the work
Of temperance reform has never been
more earnest and active than AZ the pres.
ent time Among the principal speakers
were President Libby, Secretary Fog
and Bros King, Cor>on, B,cktord. Knight
and Ham Of Brilgton Reform Club, Pres
iieut Dwicr and Bros. Brown and Love
JOY Of Norway Reform Club, President
Stevens and Bros. Hawkius. Witham and
Jewe,t Of Denmark Reform Club, Sister
Dalton Of Bridgton Praying Band, and
Rev Mr. Brownvine Of 30. Bridgton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-03-20

Speculation is still rite in reference to
the cause Of the death OF young Richard
srdsOn as reported il your last issue. On
Monday OF last week the Coroner's jury
had long session-receiving the teSti
mony Of Drs. Bradbury and Evans as 10
the conditions OF the body. the results OF
the autopsy. *. We learn that their
evidence shed much new light upon the
immediate cause OF death. as well as
upon the subject OF violence by unknown
par,ies. The theory that appears The
most probable now, (aud il fact this APP
pears 10 DO the only theory that can solve
many OF ne dark circumstances Of the
case Is that be received the blows thai
ultimately destroyed lie, away frcm tbs
place where he was found. that ttiOTtS
were made 20 TesUscitate him, and falling
in that, he vas brought and left beneath
The platform leading 20 the second story
Of the old Factory. to lead the public 10
think be had fallen from the walk sad re
ceived his deslt-wound At that place
The post morton examination revealed
severe fracture Of the skull upon the right
side, and eXirayasatiOn OF q large amount
OF blood upon the by4in. suili lien: 10
destroy al consciousness Immediately.
aud end his life ia a short time And
added to this We have the ana, - Of the
stomach As given 10 the pubic by TIE
State A'sayer through the columns of the
Press OF Portland, that a sufficient qlau-
ti,y Of opium was found in the stomach
10 cause death. Several clues are being
followed up Oy he jury with commenda-
bic a. aCddiusrdc=, and his set hoped
and expected ih.- ne VII be traced more
deiaitv.y ,n-n te nas yet been <er the
hour OF seven c'c.oCk Moaday evening.
Hesvy scr4 caes 2ni bruises upon his LEFT
side and Sip, The tom and soiled condi-
ton OF his clothing filed as it was with
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Fryeburg

Hop. Z. c. Farrington has sold out his
Fryeburg store to M,s. +. q. Fife & Co.,
and the new firm will carry on the BUSH
ness ST the same store. withou: any per-
oeptib.e change as to the li1e Of goods.
Mr.. +. will still carry on his North Con
way store with an increased s;ocS OF;
goods.
Toe fourth Of The Band Concerts came
of Friday evening, aud was one OF the
bes, OF the entertainments Miss Hattie
4. Pike vas oue of the leading solo
singers and did herself credit on the
occasion. TIE "S.sr SPane'ed Banner"
was sung by Ms. f. G Fife in repre-
sentAtion Of the Goddess Of Liberty with
a quartcite for the chorus The whole
was q complete success. The mex, 10 the
course will be had March p.
a series OF revival mee,iags is being
held here by reyiva.is,s from away, hav.
ing commenced Thursday evening. They
have very toll houses thus far. They are
10 continue during next week.
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south Paris.

Select singers OF South Paris and Nor
way gave az Odd Folks CJncestr at the
Methods. Church OF this place on Monday
evening .as.. The antique gsrb of he
singers WAS amusing 10 both old and
young Tie duets aad chorusos were
timely rendered, making tie concert in
all respects highly satisfactory. c.
D.. Warr,a preached from Mink VII:
a. Sabbath mo-aiag, "Bu. he could 10;
be hid lie proved that Christ could no
moye Oe hiddea now, than whon on earth.
The discourse was eminenty practical
Hall Dis;ric, people here are noted TOR
their industry; tor Notwithstanding the
hard times aad ,he difficulty which many
fad in not being aJ!e to earn any
thing this winter, there is rot family
in this reighborhood which has not been
increasing in worldly prosperity. The
men have been engaged in hauling wood
10 South Paris, and the women are nearly
all engaged in making pants.
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MIR. nIOGENES

This Singular man l.vei in Greece. He was di,-
flusUi-hri for ht- tcrcUtricjtr-. bad manners and
lad ii-uo-ltiou. n was hi~ chief cuisines - 10 fud
fault For example be- took a lantern one day
when the sun va, shining brightly and went out
o. search for an honest man. thereby insinuating
that such PEI. ons we're cNreei.ngly scarce when
Alexander. y cistIn -ui Shed military gentleman
raid him "a visit and inquired what he could 10
for him. DE had the muuten e 90 tell him 10 get
Ort of hi- sunshine 90 To cap the climax % his
oddities. h- dressed Ike a heggar and lived IN =
tub lie Was q sour. Grabbed, cri'sty old bach
history does rot mention her: second. because
no woman would take kindly 10 one 81 his habits
dress. or manners, or aspire % become mistress
ot his mansion. There WAS an old woman who
lived 10 2 shoe . DO "a true. hut the woman who
would live In a tub, AMI especially with such
companion. has not been heard from The nissan
throric spiit which possessed this man WAS
loUsuess, one Of Tie prominent symptoms Of
which j. morOse. fault diadiDg deposition
The tongue is heavily coated, giving rise 10 bad
taste, the appetite j. not good, and the patient
feels duh sleepy, OF dizzy. and is apt 10 be fret
ful Unfortunately, Mr.. piosenes lived several
centuries before Or. Pierce's Pleasant PUrgatiye
Pellets were invented. q few doses Of which would
find scores Of "hOncst men" without the aid OF his
lantern. Under their magic influence, combined
with tina, OF the Golden Medical Discovery. 10
cleanse his blood, he might have been led 70 take
more cheerful view Of lite 10 exchange his tnb
for decent hSbitatiou. 10 spruce up IN person
- appearance. and 40 last have taken wife 20
mend hi' clothes and his manners, both of which
were in evident need Of Iopsirs, and become the
happy sire Of little DiOycneses who would have
handed down 70 prOsteTity the name, not OF a
clnI, philosoPher, but Of cheerful. happy, rir'
tuoUs man.
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sand and saturated with water, and hav-
ing the appearance of having been
dragged over the ground. and above all
the sand and dirt 10 his hair. while his
cap unirjured and clean, lay lightly upon
bis head, is conclusive evidence to every
mind that somebody knows where the
poor fellow was during that fatal night
and how he came to his untimely death.
Our young ladies got up ball at Elm
House Hall on Friday evening of last
week. They invited the gentlemen. paid
Tor the music, had good, civil time, and
wound up 10y seeing the gentlemen all
safely TO their homes.
Rev. I. a Sei,z has returned With his
family, and viii take Up his residence
with US.
Oar spriag term OF High, intermediate
sud Grammar schools j. under iull DEAD
way, and progressing hneiy. A good
number are in altenGance-rather an un-
usual number from oul OF the district
Mr.. Black Is considered superior teach
er. and pronounced the best in the lar
guages that We have had Tor several
years
The Grand Jury now in session at your
village has teen reaching out It's long
arms in this direction, being anxious to
find cut what some OF our fellow citizens
know concerning the sale and use OF
liquors. F.om the faaeriag and tying
among the suspected ones, it is surmised
they know more than they wish they did.
Ab, gentlemen, let Us all join the Iron
Clsds, let rum and all his relations go to
the devil, whcle il belongs. Then we
shall havo no fears for Grand or other
ilri,s, and can walk the streets of our
village tree and Independent men.
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Paris.

We unGels stand lha, Mrs. Hardy ) stable
was broken into. Saturday night. She
has missed 20 article, as yet, but tie
break was evidently burglalious.
Don't forget the French Coffee party
81 Academy Hall, Wednesday evening.
There will te grand tine.
The hotels were well paironized last
week
Didn't those grand jury Witnesses look
rough
Rev. d +. Estes OF Belfast preached
in the Baptist church Sabbath morning.
The temperance meeting this week
Will be Thursday evening. instead Of
Wednt Sday as before announced.