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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14
Many Have Good StOch and Do Not
Know IL.

There are many farmers who have extra
good butter cows and do not know 1t. They
have poor pastures in summer, and no shell
ter and indifferent feed in winter In the
house they have no convenien ces for max
ing butter, the milk is set where there are no
arrangements for keeping il cool in summer,
and in the living room, exposed 10 the odors
of the kitchen in winter; and neither the
quantity nor the quality are any index of
what "A COW can do.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14
Get Ready for Winter.


Get in plenty of fuel for winter before the
roads get bad. Patch. roofs wnere necessary.
Help put up the stoves without grumDiing;
II nice place for the house plants when
possible lay in good supply OF breadstuiis
and groceries, instead oi buying in hand 10
mouth sort OF way. IL II great deal of
money and time saved 10 purchase at whole
sale.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14

The products, acreage and value of the rye,
crop in the ten leading rye producing states
Is a. follows.
STATES Bushels Acres Value
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14
eadtng Farmer Inparts his
Knowledge eO O(hrrs.

cerpt:
Practical farming is in no way iDcompati-
BILE with scientific knowledge, as those who
hing the epithets kid-glOve farming side
walk farming 'aristOcratic farming and
scientific farming would have US believe /;
but the practical farmer ayails himself of ev-
cry fact and i'm provement which the plodding
farmer despises. He takes good paper
which intelligently discusses the great sub
iects OF agriculture which interests the great
mass of the population of nearly every coun-
try. The reading farmer who farms in the
broadest sense, Imparts his knowledge To 9TH
ers as freely as he has received il, that the
benefit he enjoys may be enjoyed by all VINO
farm for pleasure or for profit; he feels the
generous impulses which -hould actuate the
us .1liyeth To himself
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14
Our Foreign Trade.


In the annual account Of our exports of
domestic products the increase of the value
of breadstUffs and provisions Is steady and
large. The magnitude of this increase during
the last ten years many be thus S.en. We
give the export values of Is6S and ISIS:
IsGS ISIS
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14

In the average yield Of rye per acre oregon
ranks first, producing y bushels and Kansas
ranks second, producing ~ bushels Then
follow Illinois, Vermont, Wisconsin and
Michigan in the order named.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14
How kausas Ranks as = Grain

How Kansas Ranks as = Grain
Growing <fase.
Prairie Farmer, .
1t is CLEANED from the current report of the
National Department of Agriculture that the
products, acreage and value of the corn crop
in the ten leading corn-producing States for
ls7T was a. follows:
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14

The Cincinnati Gasetie-hard money
puts in the following plea il favor of the
one and two dollar treasury notes, and
asks Mr.. Sherman to let tem alone
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14
How 10 Cook Prairie Chickens
[Cor. st. Louis Journal, g.

Dress and clean them put an ounce of but
ter in each, them lay each one, blanketed
with strips of bacon, on a slice of dry toast in
the dripping pan B.; as soon as they begin to
get at all dry, mOlsten them well with the
dripping in your pan until they a'e cooked,
baste and turn them several times. Serve on
"a hot platter; garnish with parsley or cress,
cut the toast IN points and put II around
them.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14
The Way Girls should DO.


The number of young men who go alone To
balls, sociables and other evening entertain
ments has been RAPIDLY increasing for years
past and Is now a general subjec OF remark,
Dou btiess IL Is partly due To the growing iso-
laiion of men and women consequent on club
life and other causes, but Is largely due To the
absurd necessity inn osed upon young men
of providing "A carriage, at an expense of IS
whenever they invite young ladies To accom-
pany them TO the theater or party, and this.
added To other expenses swells the amount tn
prohibitory size. Let girls turn To and make
their own dresses in a pretty, simple fashion;
let them discourage the hiring of caraiages,
the purchase OF expensive bouquets, refuse
restaurant suppers, at least beyond the mod
crate dish of ysiefs, the cup OF chocolate or
plate of ice cream, and they will see n mar
velous change in the 5 -cial thermometer; girl
stock will go up.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14

When we see moving machine las we
did several on our way to a recent agricu-
tural meetingl left in the fields under IA tree,
or some equally exposed situation, we won
der II the laws of economy are changing, or II
the cry of hard times is not a vain delusion
II would seem as though the man who Will so
leave an important farm implement exposed
to the sudden and variable changes of the at
mosphere, the effect of which is to hasten its
destruction with great rapidity, has no right
TO lift up the cry OF hard times
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14
The Result Of Hard Times.

81 am not 81 certain but that these hard
times are = od for Us all, 10 make Us realize
the necessity of hard work; and II We have
TO work for IA small sum 1t will teach Us one
great lesson which in the ot initiation We for
1lf-f lA. Lesson Ii .c y
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14
Re Careful In Pruning Trees.
Prairie Farmer,

Do not use axe or hatchet in pruning fruit
trees, unless you are going TO chop down the
trees. A sharp pruning knife and a good
saw, are the tools for orchard pruning. Hay-
ing these, use them with discretion cave
the heads of the trees as well finished as pos.
sible, having due regard To equal light 10 be
distributed among the branches and leaves.
There are more orchards ruined by over
pruning than by no pruning at all
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-11-14

in addition TO the shovel and lantern, a
copy of the Herald of September "a. piece
Of board, and long, narrow double strip
cut from a woman's cotton stocking, and
sewed together at the ends. What this last
was used for robody seems able to guess.
The board may have been used to lie on
and to facilitate the dragging of the bag
containing the body from the vault The
paper had evidently been used to wrap the
shovel and lantern in. 1t was not in the
least damp, and from this it is believed that
the outrage took place after the rain had
ceased or during the few hours just preced-
ing sunrise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-03
The NAVY.

R.W. Thompson, secretary OF the navy IN
his annual report. says that there are II com
mission tweuty-eight cruising ships. one steam
boat and five sailing 'essels. There are iothfrs
undergone repairs. and Which. Z put IN use,
vrouid male our navy consist Of forty-seveu
steam and & re sailing sLips. The number Of
monitors nov rssdy for service ia thirteen,
aud as the ole recently put out Of commission
can DO coon repsired, ard the Misntonomsh
can he completed out OF existing appropr:a.-
tioas. the number may be properly fixed Al nj
teen. Two torpedo-boats are now also ready
for service. The total fighting force OF the
navy might soon be made 10 be hfty-one cruls-
ing ships, fifteen monitors and Two torpedo
boats, making in all siIty-eight
The report mentions the success OF Il e eI
pedition to survey ths Madeira river. The
mouth OF the river is $50 miles up the ANA on
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-03

r,rmsueut annual appropriation, Inter
$50. che tFc 90. So 0OJ, fn1 COCO. siut-
fund -, ~.. 1886 sefUut.ng customs
r.eusi r-ttugt ans, etc. 81 t15 5000:
I'D. .ec.i.- f,st sUt from customs Is. 81 Q, tOV.Oo,
u.-c- ls-,.u-. stt.l 10000, 'o,I estimated
.,.crj .1-e-. -.u1. = e. Aln1-tuud so $50
-.1l ur s.o.. u.s.e slefcii OF $50 6S5 2jo a
-1ir- tr- I'll kilC-'Ult the .stinistrd
.. osud -tr,- giL bee eco S34 PIP 6S showing
4 -llp,u, % IS o>' D.
ID .sIilf- tLt resumption - specie pay
-..t-. t.e ,-.rtt'ry ssys tie pcoyi-ions - tie
rc. tss- teen Substantially carried INTO eTecu-
,tr1 ts ..e c-aicsi substitution Of fractional
CON Poe i.sc,l.-s. ,rrreuc- Dy the ttee com
81. 90 -u.l. 49,. - '-De osuA t-.
.s-.. .r.... 20. . hid iu litr treasury On
! t.- t4.i.v-t. go 90 November So, ~ er-
/ c--. a. COIN .. ~ % psv 81 &C ru-d m
.sAiri.. -. SO, SIS Ia. and constitutes
b rq- CON ,...t.- q. ;1red fJr resumption Eur-
Ut-., L.--... s.. b. diminished some what
r 10 | navy next by reason - ;he
large z-..r-. - interest scTuing on that day
d.. t4e.-, .f tue ro.u revenues received
Pen .I~t.. According tu the secretary.
...rv sci. .---- pre- paratlO-iS Tor rcs1uiI-
.. ts. .... F. .u-lf l-1 WIKI increased
-...-.- a.. .a5 i.Lr-. The accumulation OF
..r r...est r .-cr,f-'uS it, price - wss
.sv.s rg may bs- steadily reduced its
..rau... .-H lu thC marx O.. Tie depressing and
. f..,.as, .r-st, that f1.ioact tie panic % 1872
hal ..+ .i ll.l.st -l. "a 1870 tuu the re,ump-
D.. a- a.. rs .s-l mt Cr..r measure tskl.g IN
tr. er--..-.... rr anfnrc.-l51l OF this sCt has
.-,G.5 goo gate. .aese .0sses and &c reduce
-l- rr,l. i:u nu corn. so that now Z IS merely
u.rs. Iur y. cent C, udi..0n % our trade.
.....!.s . g.-eIcc. hereafter more fuzzy
-...-.s u.I. ,tur.= ress rves, sd the general
.. es5l inspired m cur hnsrcisl condition
- q. Justify The rr mon his, We aTe pre-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-03
Our Merchant Fleet.

The report of the register Of the treas
ury for the f'cal wear ending with the
S0th OF June, 1878, shows that the total
tonnage OF the country has decreased
during the year 20, S35 tons, the regis.
tered tonnage having increased II, 1854
tons, while the enrolled tonnage has de
creased As, 500 tons. The tonnage for
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-03
PimpIra. FIechIe.. etc.

The most wonderful discovery yet known.
Mrs. DR.. L. K Shaws Moth aud Freckle
Lotion May be hsd OF your druggist. Price
only s1.00. For particulars, address Mrs. DR..
L. X shaw, 1I0 East 2sth Street, New York.
Mrs Shaw's Liver Pill. Bestin the world.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-03
UHkW
The Celebrated
"MArCHIEs
Wood Tag Plug
TOplOOO.
TEE PIoSEER TOBACCO CoNPASy,
New York, Boston, and Chicsgl

For upwards OF thirty years Mrs. WINSL0Ws
SOOTHING SYRUP hss been used for children
With neyer-fsiling success. 1t oorrects ao:dity
OF the stomach. relieves wind colo, regulates
the bowels, cures dysentery and dianhoa
whether arising from teething or other causes,
An old and wel-tried remedy. 70 cts. bottle.
Valuable Information - Johnson's Anodyne
Iiniu,ent will positively prevent dphlheriA
that most 10 be dreaded OF al dreadful ms
eases Don't de!sv moment prevention is
better than cure No family sholid be With
out the Anodyne in the house.
Dealers will. OF course, often recommend an
organ A. best because they have it to sell, or
can make more on it. But il has been demon
strAted At all worlds eIpositons for twelve
Years that those made by the Mason Hamlin
Organ Co. excel all others
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-03

s-rr..t lr.r HF-rs.. - frrfv-rftFa with
svss. ave-. III ,,7,,,, t,,,sts3 sr5 bsrca
49,. ..-.t.,. -.-,,..,,, -r;sei,. -,.rsl ~
........,..s.; +l.,,.rt ~ arcc,,..,s Nv
800 ,...,...-., ,,, ls..,.,,sia ms tI,a
.....,-t... ana -,lsge of ~ e,l
~ .r.r.- ~ the 1er7rfr,eot of
.,.-o.strl- 10 Stimulate Ola sud
.-,.. 5-,s -.,, -,rr...,. ,,,sI isl, 1-s--le.
,rD-7ye ts- cuslitv ana In
--.s.. flo -0er-ty &c our uvr5ucts.
Pa. .,.r-rr,,. ... vs-,a If old cr asfab-
mo ,-.-.o,-a-t,. of new methods NJ
-.-. s-t r..ib, OBJ. yglr ca,e.rl raj
r.-.t.. .1,i.'..irl slt asst tsu1g
-s s-.. arrloy-iale.- % u.u.ey 4lu
.a.-rl sc 'iac4f,c. rs NAV seem 10
t.s.ueI Us tle present favorable
.r... los .cr.l4e g.CVti lu Up.l je-
.. t.Is .lsUrr1ut interest.
,....---.. ,.--1-s
..-.. ..
.......... ..,,.7,, ......-.-.,
-
l1.....l....,,,.
-' .-' Pre- '-, VA '''u 'i''
-t'- P-''.e Ay'i'A' "e'," seem
e'-'-' -- ser oi.- e'-N'' '.Nu ''
30, 80. . -...--.,'-' 70, ~, 49,.
....... .,......-.,s,l .,
.......,. 80
- ,,'-..,,,,..'.. h. y. So, I'm
e - ..,,......,, ~ g. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-03
r7AHK LEsLIE's
CHIMNEY CORNER

Occupies a Geld thst no other journal
attempts % an. II is essentiailya paper
for families. Avoiding all politics and
questions OF the day, it devotes is col
umns to healthy fiction for the enter
tainment Of it, readers, and well written.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS articles for ths
home circle, biographies Of the good
and great, anecdotes, ART, invention,
travels, curiosities OF foreign life, the
tastes Of the day, the marvellous m nature
and art, essays, attractive reading for
the little ones st their mothers knee.
and for those OF larger growth, comDn-
ed with pictures that attract the eye eud
FL impressions wildly on the mind Is
is issued every Monday, and can be had
at all news derots; price 10 csnts. An
nusl subscrip,o4, 81. Three months
81. Postpaid
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-03

Hon. @. r. Parsons, mayor Of Rochester, Sai
radically cured Of Bright's Disease by CtHg
kidney Care. Depot "a University Pr, n. Y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-03

TO partially atore for our msny sins during
the wear now closing we wish to expose fraud.
We refer to the large packs Of horse and cattle
powders now sold. Sheridsn's are absolutely
pure and immensely valuable. This statement
ttr1a
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-03
E5se>-ssz At.GS.o> o.

smcsJ avery 'CsE ls certs nuu-
ns- a men wac mpress one Wit the
.1es ,Is. they Nouli hke TO build high
fence around sat lace. leaving t-. one
este The ley vcr,id Eae To s'snd AZ
She gate with a c.Db and knock down
sov AID every stranger who might seek
sdUIttaucs. espec. ally If the stranger
Proposed 70 bsne6t the town 10 any
VA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-03
Be-. rha. Pr,nIa.nt Journal. .a1l

TI,hs nETHrsrrrlrrvE Plrrr q American 4 -ioal
4 tuIs-S0ieEF VI o. ffads BsiisnH.
IEassltAinsd is positicn The E.uLi Of real srA
N -CtnetaGan iVaes cafrsnf
I,,sry number rorth mors than tho Jsars subscr,S-
II non,- Carh-r,ll' tHIJ Ds15c'Il
(IsrtAinly stands AZ TIA HIAD OF rHL A9sICrrT1-
" RAJ FREss-Pasr2n's HsiBsr
nrs tnAs gunAntss b PEI le biggest profit 70 81
~ subacrbaFa N G0rs lDal A4tcr1ffr.
VTuivsrsa ~ conceded tbs sEsr 1aaicULr VIAL yagss
u IN u s.--JeAEFot-n h4rPfHdsHL
a one can read u si.lou. inierss a. proat-Afs-
IN tapas LgJ Cotton Boz
FlIlts O. orc ysar. I'D NIL ns7sr 20 sih'1i
a sft@rs@rds-.ira4h Putt Afoor4e',
Deplss With short g,thy telas surs 70 raf. nsss
III ssss- EasAiHyte= 70. O. hsF tt.Hn
W - want a ar,tc.ass psperi Su5tc.iHs FOR rBs
4 UoUsTRT GHErLEAAs.-selisAaf's t't'H.
C,wAssr.sass Of suso.s.sa i.runsS 10 ~ pasts q
" he olntly .-NsN Eftgfa atdFadfa
I-'d.tsd = "a ability. beat corps = c1usspondeu1
IA Tfhin our gnOE sig-.-toHrsra Pops
40 other % pr q the and shJs Iush .aierDHss saa
~ rbsrallty -fiIt1rETtiis o frisgr1fh
nv. chosen vshiels ~ tho writing o. 10 vsry bsst
farmers ID tue coaatrJ.- N. haishH'aH.
,,4!rs carnal " 10 class tsie sdrssr and atsAb
4 fat ffisnd -Babyie1 ~ p Sisn1t
U,H,paatiosHy ErvE F4rEH.-- cA-sse- e''@y .'e---
IA tsicanial hfsrs
Rtn ..r snd yls always aocsyta9s o. 10 ei-raisd
vi -ursl houls -Ls's5urg Va Ha'hiH sf'7ii"'
-, Farm journal j. Ass sup-rids b. shis ooantrJ.
n ST. fartf o. fsN FRA.
A., farmer eaa Esl Afford 10 be Eiihoai it- S'''iT
~ tCsloraSsl Ttb"Hs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-03

To cleanse and whiten the teeth, to Sweeten
the breath, use Browns Csmphorated Sspona-
ceous Dentifrice. Twenty-Five cents oottie'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-03
Department Reports.
The Treasury.

Secretary sherman, in his annual report, says
the ordinary revenues. from all sources, for the
fscal year ending June 81. 1878. were:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-03

s;rtssu l,-ss pages weekly, hlsst'a'sd' spseiiHsz
uum1.r free. Tsrms-SR.3O per %nnum I've copies
SI0. slsysa cop e.. 500 And a 80 e,n' -rvm'''a
.nnusJ ;;Ipasss iss 6ssgtiI 'esrA'ns''J '''''
,,4tsc-G
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-03

Luther TUCKER a sON, PubU.her-,
-" Aibnus. s.. s,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-03
unposrANr NoTIcE.-Flrrr., Famr-

IMPORTANT NOTICE.-Fafc,ers, Fami-
lies aud Others ean purchase no Rsmsdr equal to Dr.
TOBIAS VENETIAN IMMINENT for the cure Of
Uhosrt, DarrhosG, Dyseutsry, Group, Uoiic aud ses
ioknsss, tAksusntsrnsllTOt a perfectly harmless {;
oath accom- ying each bota) ard externally for
chronic Rheumatism, Hosdaohs, roothAone, Sore
Throat, Oats, Burns, Swsllings Bruises Mosquito
Bites Old Sores Pains In Lambs Back and Chest The
VENETIAN EMINENT was Introduced in 49, and
one Wso has ussd II but continues % do 30, many
stating n Il Was Ten Dollars Bottle they would not
- without H. Thousands Of Certificate eau be At
be Depot sp.sknE ofts vooderiu curative properties
ysw York
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-03

Or r. Y. Pierce, Of Buffalo, n T., the pro-
prletor o. Dr. Pierce's Family Medicines, and
slso OF the Invaiids and Tourists Hotel Of
that civ hss rec,utly been elected to Congress
by tn very hAttering majority Of nearly 500.
He has airsai ~ served his constituency as State
Senator. aud this renewed indorsement signi-
ses that his services have been highly satisfac-
tory. HIS extensive practice in the treatment
OF Chronic Diseases will not, we are informed,
Do neglected or suner In the least when the
time arrives FOR him to take his seat In Con-
gress, it being intr1sted to his brother and
other experienced medical gentlemen who have
long been associated with the Doctor in the
Medical Department OF his celebrated Worlds
DispeusAry aud InyAhds Hotel. Besides, a. the
Forty-si1th Congress does not convene until
December, 1879. Dr. Pierces patients will not
.o-e his personal attention Tor some months yet
step DriuLiBE FiaeEpr.
How many young women SAu have inherited
A predi-positiou 10 e1ib pp.Jt have ruined
their health by drinking vinegar % reduce their
forms 10 graceful pTOpoi tons. Alians Anti
Fat Is absolutely harmless. II promotes diges-
ton and Accomphshes its work Flmply by pre-
venting az undue assimilation OF the fatty
ingred ents OF the food. Excessive fatEess Il
. yeIAtious burden and there IL no longer any
excuse for enduring 1t. since Allhn's Ant-FAt
il an chectuAl remedy for this abnormal con-
dition.
CoIorApo SPRINGS Col, July 18th, 1878.
Rorlvlc MEDICINE Co BuffGlo, \. Y:
Gentlsmen--I lost three rounds while taking
one bottle OF Al!an's Anti-Fst
Yours truly. Mrs. N b. MYERS
A speedy quietus is given 10 hacking cough
bv .hst inestimable specific toT pulmonary,
thros: and bronchial complaints, Halls Balsam
for tho Lungs, which cures consumption.
bronchitis, pneumouiA pleurisy, Abored
breathing and other disorders Of the respiratory
organs. When cough maniiests itself the
esrlvuse Of this bene6cent medicine is earnestly
recommended s. the difficulty - more easily
overcome in its incipieut stsge than later on.
Sold by sll drlggists.
We always take pleasure IN recommending
a resiiy good article Such is Nanderyoort' s
Flexible Cement for stopping all water leaks
everywhere. You can render anything perfectly
water-tight with soc. or 75c. can OF It. Sold
by hardware and PANT supply stores. send
II mp 10 YanderyoOTt ll6th ST., New York
for rrulsr. AGENTS wsrted
For throA. diseases and affections OF the
chest. Browns Bronchial Troches sre Of
value. For congLs Irritation OF the hroSt
caused by cold, or unusual eKertion OF the
vocal organs in speaking in public or singing,
they produce beneficial results.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-03

uhev Jackson, Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-03
SIS Il4s2j 50
3s5s Ss 81
1880 90
s75o4Os 90
s2O.7g9 ISL 90

W. iet. o9l W
The amount due the sinking fund FOR the
wear va $500 So lesNing deficiency on
this sooogut - si4 62e449 90.
C-uVsred with the previous fscHl year. The
receipt, Tor ISIS nave decreased sli eSi. 100 60.
IN the Dol owing items: IL customs revenue,
S-S5.Sl2 s.. "a mt rual revenue. IS O4S. 7sS %,
90 q, u.l annual tSX on banks. t2iS s9S; 40 sales
% government pg. pertv, fS4 4S5.tS. ~ profits
On coinage A. $50, 4I6. IS, and 10 uisce' lsneous
item al lG7. - So. Thars WAS an increase Of
Is a.. 90 fotONs. II proceeds OF sales OF
lulIc s1ds. Sl034S9 CO. 10 premium on sales
o. com s115Zl 81; sad 10 miscellaneous items,
$50 0-i 96 making oct decrease In the re-
ce'p.s faou al sources 'or the year. Of en-
27c707 81
Ihe decrease Of revenue il principally due TO
the falling ~ .n the receipts from internal
-avcuUe, which was PROBABLY caused by The
agitation IN Congress FOR A long tins. OF tie
reduction n The IL on spirits and tob,coo
Tho expenditures 'hoW al increase ot 81
81 ~ IS ~ follows. In he rlvy depart
O. ut, SIS SO o.. and IN tie interest on The
Ilbic debt. g. SIC 'fs.07. the latter OF which
vas iu- .o fhe 'sIgc uSiauce OF O. 426 CID 81
glrsld Interest ~ the commencement % the
wear and to the change from seui--guCGl 20
quarterly lsyu .uts % interes; on s.X p,r cent.
tuHt- converted u.to f.1y per cents which
son a1. 1thery So hsvg be-u u iie uutil A.
or Ih, close 80 fte vesr. There WAS decrease
- : 49, All on. .s follows; H. the war de-
-H-fUll.. . t-f io'.f3; sud IN The csli and
r --a s.gcr- 81 "a sea oS- making net
i-e-'z DO .ae sKf mixtures - 81 Cos es2 IS
7-- .hs rrssol, a'cal rear the revenues
sf0s' s~t e,tusttd Ill be Actual t73-
7ta.-lH t' estimated, Sl9I io0. arc s..
The expenditures Tor the same reriod .c'ua'
Z u H
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-03

The following table exhibits the class.
number and tonnage Of vessels built
iurinC the last fscal year
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-03
The Army.

Secretary McCrsry sreport gives tho strength
OF the army a. ~. 76l enlisted men. divid ed as
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-12-03

Wh.rh vas applied As follows
IT, tt- re3empGcn Of United
Ststos notes, etc. ............
To ,he redemption OK fractional
cuI relcy Observation-Disclosures.
To the redemption a. FIX per
cent. bonds i3r tie sinking
fUu1 ....................
To Increase % each balance in
The treasury. ............-.
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437,O5l.592
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jSUUS"s.. coz 6 Io>6s. 81. Loaf Ma
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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-09
Island Mountain DI.,r,-,.

At meeting Of a majority of the
mine owners Of the above district. held
Jnne LIST. The following business was
transacted: ". A. Penrod was uuani-
mous'y elected Recorder for the Dis
tri"t, and the laws of 1875 were adopted
with the exception Of section . which
was attended 10 read as follows:
SIC. 9-Be it resolved that all claims
shall be represented and tie annual
meeting of the claim owners be held on
the list day Of Jure, OF each year. The
Mining Recorder upon the written no.
tice of a majority of the claim owners
Of the District. shall call a meeting, by
giving twenty COO days notice. by post
ing three written notices 10 the said
District. which notices shall state the
object % the meeting and the place
and time Of holding the Same.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-06-09
lBIiIs Allowed.

The total OF the bills allowed by the
County Commissioners at their late
meeting foots up the respectable sum
of Sii9Gs 10. As there was no meet
ing of tine board last month these are
the bills for two months. and including
the contract price (S9OOl for r~enovating
the cont house, also the Assessors bill
for Si,3il 40. Outside of these two
bills the amounts allowed are for the
ordinary nf the county.