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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-12
The following Committees were appoint

The following Committees were appoint
ed |:
APPEALs.
sharon Robinson, Mosos Alley, ;. {. Held.
CREDENTIALS.
Barker Phillips, W. 7. Maxim, il.
FINANCE.
J. W. Written, 5. G. Head, IL. A tBicknsll.
STATE Oh TIE ORDER.
II. y. Bolster. c. II, George, A. g. Bowmrn.
Voted to limit the speakers to 10 min
utes. Listened to remarks for the good
Of the Order and the temperance cause
by Scott Robinson, Hartford Cyrus
Kicker, Buckfeld c. II. George, He
brcn; James Irish, Hartford; sharon
Robinson, Sumner; Rev. Traitor, Hart
ford Rev. ). G. Stevens, Hartford; H.
n. Bolster, ). Paris Moses Alley, Hart
ford.
Voted tina. We send the proceedings of
this Lodge TO the Oxford Democrat for
publication.
Voted to extend a vote of thanks to
Iuvinciblc Lodge for the accommodation
that was given US.
Closed without form.
V. p. DECosTER, d. Sec
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-03-12

The New Hampshire election oecurs
aext Tuesday.
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Gov. Connor has appointed Thurs
day. April IA. as Fast Day.
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Reported for the oxroRo DEMOCRAT
Oxford Dist. Lodge, I. o nf q II.

Repoted for the 0XroR6 pRMocR,r.
Oxford Dist. Lodge, I. O era II.
Oxford Dist. Lodge, l. o. Of g. T.,
met with the Iuvincible Lodge at Sumner,
on Wednesday, Feb. 9th. The Lodge
was opened in subordinate form 10y II. n.
Bolster, d. t. Com. on credentials re-
ported seven Lodges represented, viz
Mountain Home Lodge, Hebron; souh Paris,
South I'ari Forest Lake Hartford Sure Haven,
Hebron; Nezinscott, Buckdeld; Inyincible, sum.
ner; Crystal Wave, F.. BuckGeld.
The following were appointed Com
mittee to furnish bylaws for District
Lodge;
c. Ii. George, Moses Alley, S. pammOu, II. W.
WAldron, l. h Philippe, II. A. Bicknell.
The following officers were elected and
installed for the ensuing year:
HIN Bolster, D. T; c. II. George. d. c; Mrs.
II. G. Head, ID. V. 7: V. p. DeCoster, ID. sec; ii.
W. Waldron, ID. I; WIN. G. Stevens, ID. c; A. II.
Brown, ID. NJ; Emma Robson, d. d. NJ Lucy A.
Sarah Hutchinson, ID. G; s. c. Hea'd.P. u. L.
Brother Moses Alley, was recommend
ed for Dist, Deputy for the ensuing year
Brothers VIM Sewell, V. p. DeCoster,
G. ii. George, were appointed as delegates
to the Grand Lodge, b. Wait, S. G.
Head, +. 7. Crommet as alternatives.
Committee on time and place of next
Dist. Lodge, reported the next session to
be held with Mountain Home Lodge at
Hebron, on the first Wednesday in June,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Voted to have q
Basket Dinner.
Lodge adjourned until l;30 o'clock 2.
NJ, for refreshments.
Lodge met according to adjournment
Committee on Resolutions reported the
following
Resolved That the great prosperity which has
hitherto attended our noble order, calls for de
Won't gratitude 10 our Heavenly Father, and The
fact that he has sigually blessed us In the past
demands renewed zeal on our part for the preser
walton andadvanccmnt Of this glorious institution
and that we pledge ourselves 20 stand 10y and aiC
| this cause To our uttermost ability.
Resolved, Tha, 1t IL the work OF Good Templars C
extend the helping hand 10 all alike to raise the all
en-, and 10 establish in paths OF safety those WHIT
have never fallen, and that IL IL our duty 10 use
our best endeavor TO remove entirely, temptation
| from our land.
Resolved, That our liquor Agcncic, as now con
Quoted, are an injury to the cause or Temper
ance.
| Rcsolred, We heartily endorse the action OF oul
Leg Stature In refusing 10 pass the so called Drug
| gist Bill, by which II was proposed To open th'
hood gates OF misery In state, and thar we eX
tend our hearty thanks TO such of our Representa-
tyes and Senators as stood maufully D. sur caus,
/ In the late struggle,
! WM c. STEVENS,
MOSES ALLY.
j. W. WRITTEN,
! COumittee
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RUMTORp.

Seectmen, J. II. Howe, W. Thomas, W. Pettin-
gill; Treasurer, II. ABBOTT experimenting
School Committee, :. K. Hutchins; Collector, j.
;. Morse.
All Republicans, but W. Thomas, who
is a Democrat, The Greenbacks made
an effort, but it was of no avail. They
cast q votes.
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Moderator, c. A.Jackson; Clerk CIR. HOughton;
Seleetmen, :. q. Wyman, o. g. Dow, \. l.. Rowe !;
;. Committee. ii. A. Fuller; Collector and Con-
stable, j. II. Day.
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SUASER.

Moderator, VIM. Il. sewell; Collector, Ii. $.
COourn; Seectmen, &C, l.. l.. Gardiner, ;. +.
Stevens; Treasurer, II. {. Chandler; Collector
aud Constable, Moses Merrill; :. ;. Committee
5. Robinson, Jr., H. c. Field, c. NJ. Bisbee.
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A few years since Edena Eide II
graduated at the Biddeford High School
Her essay subject, What shall do 10
live ?" was a sensible but strong minded
production, in which she resolved to
"paddIe her own canoe through life.
II was extensively circulated. and Mr.. A .
j. Packard, while travelling in New
York, picked up an extract from il ia
railway car. He addressed note To-
Miss Eden, corresponded, had person
al interview, became engaged, and last
week at the residence OF her grandfather
Hon. John Milliken of Buxton, they
were married, Blshop Neatly officiating.
Mr.. Packard is a wealthy merchant OF
Youngstown, Ohio. One hundred and
fifty guests were present. and the gifts
sent were numerous and costly.
The Congressional Record is loaded
down these days with the speeches that
were net delivered on the Presidents We o
of the silver bill. Some of these speeches
are very ludicrous. One, purportipg 10
be delivered on The day the message was
sent in, contains extracts from New York
papers of the next day. Another, "
Mr. Semons OF Arkansas. closes with
this burst of eloqnence: at will Q
pleasing in the future, when those ho
have so long pIuudered the people are
damned and sitting like ghosts along
the wailing shore, 10 read the story oil
their crimes by the red glare of hell; TO
remember that they once had good
time, and for their comfort | submit =
tabular statement which will refres h
their memory" Mr.. Slemmons should
resign his seat in Congress and become
a Greenback editor.-PreSs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-20

KILLING ''BY ACCIDENT.'-The shooting,
accidentally or Otherwise, of Detective MaIloy
by his friend The" Allen, recalls sOmewha at
startlingly an incident in the case of Henri de
Tourville, the English ex- barrister, who is now
undergoing imprisonment In Austria for the
murder of his wife, whom Ito secure her prop
erfy) he pushed over preciplce in the TyrOl
He had suggested to a friend, il our memory
serves us Alright, as method of getting rid of
an obnoxious person, either in novel or in
real life: to shew that person firearm of curl
Gus workmanship or appearance, and while he
or she was examining it and had the weapon
IN the right position, to pull the trigger. In
this manner died NJ. de Tourville's mother-in-
law, and the suspicious that the discharge of
the weapon was not altogether accidental
accident his wife, also being alone i'm his
company, tumbled over precipice.-[N. Y
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vTHoMAs e. wAGeAMAN, a uctloneer.

'nOMAS u. WAGt a MAN, uct1On6er.
TRusTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED PROPERTY AT Auction, VIZ. :
B BRl q pHgusE A HI. LOT s.W. CORNER
ALSO, BRICK HOUSE NORTH SIDE 3C;'
sI Hfe Ell, S0pUT Ii, BETWEEN ~
1874, al ID recorded In Liber 1863 Folio 190, OF ~
the land iecords of Washington city, u. q. =
and by direction OF the holder OF the note sesur-d
hsrfSs sucs9 roa
1873. at O'Clock M. all that piece OF parcel OF
ground in Washington city, u. known and de-
scr16ed on the gronpn plat or an thereof as part
at the southeast of said lot on s'C' street
southH est. and running thence along the division
line, between and 6, ninety-four feet and six
west along said alley and the line of said lot,
~ rect and 3 inches: thence south 81 feet and 6
inches to the front line Of said lot; thence east
ming It being the east 20 feet and inches of said
Also So at43 O'Clock M: on the same day, we
Of square nun bered S27, and also part Of Lot So in
said Square, laid dou n in Lawrence subdiyi-
sion OF part Ct Square 327 beginning for said part
Gu sad I91 w. a. 5he corner and
feet; thence west % feet and 4 inches; thence
north % feet; thence east % fest and Inches to
Terms of sale: One third cash on each house and
lot; and balance In six and twelve MONTHS secured
by notes and deed OF trust on the property:
Colveyancing at purchasers cost. 500 of the
and lot at time of sale.
II the terms are not compiled with In days, the
rustees reserve the right to resell the property
purchasers, by giving five days notice In some
newspaper published In Washington city.
=. L. L. f bAkNha1LLE, Trustees.
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RY ylsTgE OF 4 A. DECREE F;! OF TIE su

PY VIKTUE OF DECREE or TIE SU.
~ prene Coqet Of the District Q. Column
In JobnsSn o.eSe Co. oo ss Dia MaSfs
and n. B. Fugitt ct al. are dsfsndAlts, We wiil
oaer for sale at public auction. IN front Of the
Der, 1878. .. O'Clock p m. I, Lot numbered thir-
teen. u.s. In 4. Il. Shepherds subdivision Of
street. between and L streets north west aud the
improvements consist OF . fine Brick Residence,
Terms Of sale: One-ffth Of purchase m ,ney
cash balance in one Il, two three (3) and four
a. years, the purchaser to give his no 90 for che
deferred payments, bearing interest ct per cent
Per Annum. payable semi annually. and secured By
the retention OF the title by the Trustees un nnii
t200 down 1T time of sAle.
HENRY WISE 6ARNETT,
Columbia Law Building
EUGENE CARU0I. irustoe0.
Barbour,s Law Building.
C2A6. W. HANDY, AuCt. seplS-d xds
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AN ENGLISH BARoNET ACCUSED OF SwrNp.
LING,-At Bow street police court. London, on
Monday, August Is, Sir Horatio Henry Wrax-
all Bart, was charged with fraudulently OBJ
tanning three ,guineas from Mr.. Hassall Of
Ashton under Lyme by pretending to be an
agent for the South African General Store and
Trading Company of Cape Town. The pris-
oner, it appears, took offices in conjunction
with man named Crawley, and sent out cir.
accompanied by remittances A number of
answers were received, and on complaints
being made the man Crawley was appre-
hended at Glasgow. By means of a telegram
from Wraxall the latter was apprehended in
London, and on him were found letters from
over fifty large towns in the north, showing
how extensively the alleged frauds had been
carried on. The prisoner was remanded, bail
being acce pted.-T Cdrdff Mail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-09-20

The STEWART WILL CoNTEsT.-It appears
that Alexander Stewart. the old farmer from
vermont, who claims to be first cousin of
the dead millionaire never authorized a sniff
to be brought against the Stewart heirs and
devises, and 1t is charged that Kneeland, the
lawyer who instituted the proceedings, did so
on his own account for purposes not ex-
planned. Stewart first learned that he was
being used in this way from q detective who
had been employed by the other side to look
him up, and at his instance went to New York
to learn the truth for himself He pronounces
the Stewart genealogical tree set up for him
by Kneeland a fraud. Judge Donohue, of
New York, has therefore granted an order to
show cause why Ira Shafer should not be sub.
Stltuted for kneeland in the suit.
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Y w. HANDY, Real Estate Auctioneer.
[RUSIEES' SALE OF A DESIRABLE
tRAME DWELLIN@. No. 1888 ELEVEN I'd
S1 REET N0RTHW Eat

L,
:. BY virtue Of dsed OF trust, dated August -
80 4. ID. 1877 and duly recorded in Ii or On
No. 1856, folio 80, one of the Land records Of IN
the District of Columbia, and at the request OF toe
tion. on TUESDAY, october LIST, A. b. 1873. at
O'CLOCK 2 m in front Of the prem Uses the follow
thereon, situated In the city OF Washington, Dis
trict OF Columbia, known and designated as Lot
numbered SIX q, In Chapm ans subdivision of the
north half Of square numbered three hundred and
thirty, live, (SS5, being the premises known as
Terms Of sac: One third cash: balance I'm three.
SIX mx, nine twelve, fifteen and eighteen month";. at
Or al cash ut the option Of the purchaser. A de.
posit Of one hundred dollars required at time of
SAFE. Al 0Lyeyancing at purchAssr's cost. Terms
to be complied 18th In seven days,
xg aT 3: w. krH1seroN, Trustees.
WA. II. SNlTH. kalesman. sepl9
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VTlHOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer,
PUBLIC SALE OF FINE FIRST. CLASS Res.
lDENCE AT SOUTHWEST CORNER OF
SECOND AND MARKET STREETA IN

., By virtue Of deed Of trust to the under IL
signed, of date March 18th. ID. 1875 re- f..|
corded in Liber No. 7s1, folio 49, ct seq, Of .:l|
the land records Of the District Of Columbia. and
IN conformity with an order Of the Supreme Curt
OF the District Of Columbia passed In Cnancery
s cause Savage ct A. vs. Cox ct al, Mo; 2es we
September 26th. A. D: 1878, at O'Clock p m, In
front OF The pre%ises all OF Lots one bundled and
Beatty HAWKINS addition to Georgetown, tn
whole fronting lao feet I'd street aud 16O fest on
Market street, In Georgetown u. c., according to
the plat of said addition, and improved by . dne
Residences, Stable, &C.:
IN cash; balance In three equal tnstalmentS 1t one
TWO and three years, with interest at Z per ceat.
per annum from the day OF sale, and secured to the
satisfaction Of the Trustee; al cash. the op-
ton Of the purchaser. A deposit of $3.50 Will Be
sale, and the terms not Compiled with fully
within i've days from cay Of ala tho property will
be reeOd at the risk and cost of the deauttng
chaser on five days notice 10 the Evening Star.
4 MA AsHFo Z cox Trussses.
THOMAS DOWLIN6, Auct. sepl7-d
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w. HANDY, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TWO-STORY AND
BACK BUILDING BRICK HOUSE NO
40 STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of two deeds of trust, dated June -
Liber 687, folio 172, and Liber 748, folio 2e5, E;t
and by direction Of the party secured thereby, l
will sell ut public auction, In front Of the prem.
isee, Oh SATURDAY, the 21st day OF September,
A; u. lS7S, 1t 6:Se O'Clock p; m, Lot numbered
tered five hundred and eleven mo. Sly, with i'm
provements thereon.
Terms of sale: One-third cash; balance in six
and twelve months, with interest at the rate of 8
Per cent: Per annun secured by deed OF trust on
cost. 500 down at time of sale. Terms to be COM
piled with In five days from t,ay of sale.
NATHANIEL CARUSI. JR.,
sepu-eo&dS Trustee.
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~ Rev. Charles Force Deems L. T. d., mas.
tor of the Church OF the Strangers, New York.
has been invited to become a member of the
Phi osOphical Society of Great Britain.
ASThe Homeopathic Medical society of the
state of New York is in session ar Middle,
town, with a large attendance, Including a
number of female physicians.
A@Charles Stearns suspended himself with
MS ieit hand from an upper window In Boston
IN full view OF thr0ng in the street, and cut
his throat with razor i'm his right hand He
fell to the ground and died.
ASNathan Kane ana Lewis lyman broke
up a revival meeting in the open air near
Culpeper, Va, by their quarrel over a hymn
book, which both wanted al once. The clergy
man was unable to stop the fight, which ended
In Kane being fatally cut with a razor.
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TRgsTEE,s SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED PROPERTY ON MARYnAN
AVENUE BETWEEN 9Th AND IRA
sgTkEhTs SK N2kTaEAsT, SSEsIsTINa q
WITH BACK BUILDINOH ON TIL
S9HrH -! SIDE OF SAID AVENUE. AND
ANDTW FRAME TWO-STORY HOUSES.
ON THE NORTH SIDE SAID AVENUE.
Under and by virtue of deed of trust, -
dated 9th day Of August. 1873 and recorded a.
recorded In Liber No. 729, folio 50, of the c:kM
land records OF the District OF Colum ola the
signed trustee win sell At public auction, In front
1878: stS O'Clock p. M. all Of lots No and s, in
square 1888. with improvements thereon; also, lot
improvements thereon, ~
Terms Of sale: One fourth OF purchase money In
cash, and residue In three equal payments of six
twelve and eighteen months, with interest at per
cent nom DAY OF sale, the deferred payments to be
secured on the property sod to the satisfaction OF
the Trustee; or all cash. at the option Of the pur-
chaser. II terms Of sale are not compiled with In
nve days from sale the Trustee reserves the right
TO sell at risk and cost OF purchaser. deposit Of
t2OO Will be required when the bid Is accepted.
sep6-d&ds THOS. E.WA44AMAN. Trustee.
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctoneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE, on SIXTH ST,
East. between EAST CAPITOL and A

ZASI. DetWeon EAST CAPlTOL and A
STRHGTS SOUTH, being No 20.
BY virtue Of . deed Of trust to ur, dated -
July 81s., 1877 and duly rec rded in iber t::I
District Of Columbia and at the request Of the pat-
ties secured thereby, we will sell At public auct1 m
day Of September, A. b. 1878, at O'Clock p. m. :.
the following real esta via Part OF Lot
No: eleven I'D, In Square No. eight hundred and
stxty-nine 1887, beginning for the same 1T point
On east 9Th street fest seven inches 94
II. n.) north OF the southwestern corner OF SAID
Square, and running thence east ninety-six (96)
rect; thence north twenty coo feet; thence west
Of beginning; improved by : tws-svor5 brick
Dwelling stables, sc
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
In cash. and the balance In SIX, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest 1T 3 per cent. per a1nun1,
secured OF the property sold, II the terms Of SAFE
are not complied with In six days from day Of sals
chsser's cost. Conveyancing at purchasers cost.
deposit OF 800 required at time of sale.
05CkOLA e. GREEN, }Tr,s+aa.
sep17 WIN. A. GORDON, irustees'
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THE EVENING STAR.


snnuAv thrown away In this country In useless
ana niegitimate advertising. The experiences Of
~ eaSefpe1sfng and successful business men n thai
no.nne repays 20 VOL the money invested q sdvsr
Using In raper which HvKRYBopY reads. That
n me uoe wy TO secure publicity. The best busi.
paper-and such . paper ID Tn rvrNIra IVA,
~ ~ sne largest circulation In proportion 20 TIE
Younuon OF the city In which 1t II printed OF sny
49,. IA inc world. II practically eoSsys tHs
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line to the
North. Northwest, West

THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line to the
North s:d Ns ORTIZ West
TO TAKE EF Feet SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 1878.
LEAVE WASHINGTON:
b;l6 a: m.TNsw York. Phlladelphia, and Boston
Junction 9sssaps, Hanover, AID Rlt kidss
and ss5 va Relay Winchester Has'r'
$40 a. m.-Point OF Rocks, era. berry, strasburg,
$50 E1pnsss Fa1s9 8s1 70 ss% Y eae
hou s0gs
Branch except sunday. Throush ca to staun-
to OK s to Oily Graf
800 F. m.-On Sunday only, Baltimore. Annapolis
1000 a. m.-Baltimore Express. Stops at Bla-
densburg. BeItsville, Laurel. Annapolis juno
tion, Jessup's and Hanover.
R:1o p m.-Balsimore. Annapolis, Ellicott City
tl:sOp. m.-New York, Philadelphia and Boston
ping at all Stations. Stops At Laurel. ''0'
430 p. m.-Batimore, adensburg and Laurel
Express. Frederick via Relay. Stops at Annap-
t4:s5 D. . m.@folnt of Rocks. Frederick. Hagsrs-
days to Point Of Rocks and way Stations only.
"A 40 p. m.-BaltimOre. Annapolis and Way Sta
Is 80 .. m.-Philadelphia Norfolk and Baltimore
Express. Norfolk except Sunday. Norfolk Pas
sen0ers taken in the Cars direct to Boat at Gan.
ton. Stop at BadensbuIg aud Laurel.
t8 80 p. m.-BaltimOre and Way Stations.
t7:1b p. m.-ChicagO and Columbus Express.
SLEEPING Cars TO Chicago.
70 10 p. m.-BaltimOre Express.
9:26 p: m.-St Louis, Ciacinnati, Louisville and
Pittsburg Express. Pittsburg, except sunday.
1850 p. New s; York, Phil.depnl. and Batl.
more Express. Sleeping Gar to New York, and
Special Sleeping Car to Philadelphia.
IN trains stop at Relay Station. ie10
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BROS. Aucuoneers.

LEASE OF THREE-S TORY BRICK HOUSE
No 432 SEVENTH STREET. NEAR COR.
NER OF STREET NV.
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON, September -
ist 8, We will sell the lease Of Lot 13, tQuare nj
NO: 4Sl. with the improvements, consisting OF a
3-StOry brick house, with large store room now
occupied as cigar sore. Said leasa has over six
sac.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in twelve equal
instruments. payable onthy, and interest at par
deposit Of $500 n quired at time OF SAFE. sI9-3t
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T3NhO4A6 BOWLING, Auctioneer,

TRgSTEE's SALE OF IMPROVED PROP.
SPACE, GEORaErOWN, ID. q.
,-i S{ Sf9eI OF tne supreme Court Of the Dis IL
Barbour & smith, the undersigned will sell S;kN
Is p9pnc suction IN front -oI the premisee. on
Enxi,DA1 AFTERNOON, September 9Th, 1878
aHh O'Clock p. M. all that part Of lot fOrty-three
oey2 ~ Gi1 Georgetown e more particularly set
records for said District, together With the in
Rr1 %.s &c consisting OF threestory brick
Terms OF sale: One-thirf cash, and the balance
IN we've and eighteen months: with interest at
Pot contu per Annum, secured by Q deed OF trust
on the property. A deposit Of S26 required Of the
purchaser whose bid 10 accepted
ssPA1-o 321 ~ street.
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FRvRR NOTES FROM THE LATEST SOUTHERN
PAPERS.-A one-legged man walked tight
rope for the benefit of the yellow fever suffer
ers the other day, at st. Joseph, Mo.
A lady from New Orleans several weeks ago
stopped at the house of Mr.. Young f. Griffin,
near Summit Miss. She stayed few days
and then left. She was not sick herself but
carried the yellow fever germs in her clothing
and baggage. Four members of the Griffin
family took the fever and died, from the 2lSt
to the 3lSt ult.
Cairo Bulletin: A gentleman we'll known In
Cairo. who resides six miles this side of Hick.
man, was In town yesterday, and he says a
physician told him the day before that from
what he saw of the sickness, and had been
right among 1t from the start, he was con-
WINGED that 1t was an aggravated type of the
there in one form or another during this
season OF the year. The doctor has lived in
Hickman and vicinity for 26 years, and has
gracticed there great portion of the time.
The more the features Of the Hickman fever
are examined the stronger the proof becomes
that Hickman has had no yellow fever this
season.
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A9-A down east dealer advertises boots
that 1T closer than blister. ~
A4-A Boston girl spoke of Lord Beacons.
fields new honor as the "order of the elastic"
ga young lady In tears said she had inst
left bed side. When asked IL a friend was
III, replied sweetly, "Oh, no, 1t was an onion
A6Chsrles p. Stickney, the Fan River.
Mass, defaulter, was arrafened YESTERDAY and
waived an examination. BAN was placed at
was taken TO jail