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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-22
THE STATE.
The Kennebec is open to navigation.

The Kennebec is open to navigation.
The Age says that our ballad maker
writes doggerel. 1t may be SO, but the way
the Age fellow dances, shows that the poet
can strike the Tyre with some etfcct.-Bel-
fast Journal.
The Council recommend the pardon OF
the boy Isaac ~ Cox, in state prison for
killing his father. The Governor will
grant pardon. They also recommend the
pardon of Charles O'Neal of Portland, in
for liquor selling
-Ex-Gov Diugley and party were at
Berlin March 23d having arrived there on
the 22d after visit to Prague Dresden,
Leipsie and Wittenberg. At Leipsic they
were pleased TO meet MeSsrs. Geo. II.
Stockbridge and s. Is. Pingrec OF Lewis
ton, who are attending lectures at the
University.
On Friday afternoon, on motion. John
II. Hill, esq, of Bowdoinham, was duly
admitted to practice in the Supreme Judi
cial Courts of this State. The gentleman
was slave till freed by the war Since
then he has succeeded In gaining for him
self an education, and gives evidence Of
decided ability.-Bdh Times.
A young man named Arthur Williams,
went from Skowhegan to Boston and sold
yoke of oxen for sos cash. At the East
ern depot ON his way home, he became the
victim OF sharpers, who walked up town
with him and "borrow0d" ninety dollars,
promising TO pay it when they returned To
the depot. He was given worthless
81, 600 bond and bogus check for $500 rs
security. He made complaint, but hasn't
got his money yet.
-Reformer Perry, of the Camden Herald
can now call at the State TrcaSurcr's Office
and get onc-half the mileage that he had
baitcd his hook 10 catch. His case is like
that OF the darkey who went fishing. caught
three pound sucker, and afterwards lay
down TO sleep. While he Slumbered an
other darkey changed the sucker for a one
pound specimen. When the first named
awokc. after rubbing his eyes in wonder,
he exclaimed, "Golly, mighty! how dat
fish dm M,runk - That's the trouble with
Perry's sucker fishing His catch "dm
sAtcuRk r'-Belfi1 Journal.
ON Friday last the Governor and Coun-
Gil passed The following order;
Ordered. That the Treasurer be directed
TO forward To each OF the members and
attaches OF the legislatures for the years
ls72. 1873, 1874, 1875, 1876, lS77, ISIS and
1879 respectively, copy OF the opinion OF
the Judges of the Supreme Court upon the
subject OF mileage in response to ques-
ton submitted TO them by order OF the
Governor and Council in March and that
the same be- accompanied with the state
ment OF the amount illegally paid To and
received by each, and request that the
said amount be returned to the Treasurer
without delay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-22
Tn. M..n.s, Man In tn. world.

or all the mean characters that have come under
our observation, the meansst of all is the dyspep
tic cynic. 10 whom grumbling has become sec
ond nature. The weather is always too hot or
TOO dry; the meat is too rare or too thoroughly
cooked. too fat or too lean-in Short he grumbles
about even thing from his coffee 10 Congress. lie
Is always In want OF something he has not, and
forever Disconnected with whatever he has. Con-
trariness Is his distinguishing trait. II his wife
desires to spend the evening with friend he in
sists upon staying at home. lie warns all his
bachelor friends to beware of matrimony. His
brain Is so full of whims and crochets, there Is lit
lie room for reason or sense. Bot the dyspeptic
cynic reaches the acme OF disagreeableness when
a diseased liver has supplemented the grnmbliug
lev hypochondTia. Then the slightest unpleasant
circumstance ia magnlned into something mon
s:rous and errible. The victim becomes disirusuul
of his best friends and all sorts of imaginary ey
Is haunt the weakened brain. This picture is not
oyerdrawn, as thousands OF homes can attest
homes in which domestic happiness and harmony
have been wrecked by-nothlng more than dy
peptic and chronic disease of the liver. Given a
sound stomach and heathinl liver and the resulty
will almost invariably be health and cheerful
temper. DR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
and Pleasant Purgatve Pellets un falling rem.
edies for all chronic diseases OF the stomach and
liver, Druggists mark them as the most popul ar
domestic remedies on their list
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-22
Nnficc Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS. Moses stanley Of Porter, in the
w county OF oxford then of Hiram, 10 said
county on the seventeenth dav Of March, \. ID
l-7- by biz deed OF mortgage of that date recorded
IN oxford Registry OF Deeds Western Di-trict
Hook O. PAGE as conveyed 10 the Subscriber one
halT IN common and undivided Of csriA n lots or
parcels OF land situated In the towns Of Porter
and Hiram, tn said county OF oxford. with the
bindings thereon, bounded and described A. iui
lows Commencing at south east corner 81 said
ltt on road Leading from South Hiram TO Porter
town farm thence westerly on sail roat to stid
"town farm. thence northeriy hy said town
farm" 20 ]. T.. SaWycI's land; thence eaaedy
by said SAWYER land, 20 road leading from
Andrew McrriGcld's 10 South Hiram; thence
,outherly on said road lar ~ land formerly oc'
cnpicd 10y AIonXo Thompson. runs; thence east
ery on aid thompson lard 10 stanley Pond, 20
called: thence routherly By said Pond 10 Lrhl
mentioned bound Also smother tract OF land III
uAied In said II ram and bounded northcriy by iani
OF John stanley 2d casterly by land OF Peieg L.
and Pelcg / NadswOrih; sOutherly by land occu
pred by Daniel cray; and westerly By said stan
ley Pontl-to secure the payment Of certain not
Of hand therein described, aud % Dee ng agreed 10
said mortgage deed that IN case Of breach of me
conditions Of said mortgage, there should ue Only
one years redemption altcr The commencement "i
foreclosure by any OF the methods provided 10y ia"
and a. The conditions Of SAID mortgage have Oeci
broken-I claim foreclosure OF The same, accord
ing 70 the Statutes In such etscs made aud proFld
ed aud give TINS notice Tor lhAt purpose.
Porter, April IS, A. u. ls'9. -"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-22

You will please submit TO me in writing
the form of oath YOU wish 10 use, when, IL
il meets my approval, shall at once sane
ton il; bat if not, shall refer the same
TO the directors, and in the course of n
few weeks their decision will be known.
Perhaps, 10 save time, it might be as well
for YOU TO submit list or explosives gen
orally in use by you, and l can then at
once refer those TO which l object to the
directors for their decision. But pending
that YOU will please understand that all
cursing and swearing. at drivers and others
engaged on the traffic arrangements, in
which you may wish to indulge must be
done in writing and through me-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-22

SwEARING.-Sydney Smith once rebuked
a swearing visitor by saying, Let u as
sumo that everything and everybody are
damned. and proceed with our subject
And more recent witty rehuke OF
this vulgar and diSSgreeaoie habit Is the
following clever and doubtless effective
letter addressed by the manager OF great
company in Madras 10 one OF his Euro
pcan sUbordiuateS Dear Sir-lt = with
extreme regret that l have % bring 20
your notice that l observed very uuprOie>-
siOnal conduct on your part this morning
when making "a trial trip. / ailude to the
abusive language YOU used 10 the driver
and others. This l consider an unwar-
rantable assumption Of my duties and
functions. and may say rights and privi-
leges. Should YOU wish 20 abuse any of
your employees, l think it will be best in
future % 30 SO in regular form, and beg
20 point out what | consider this 70 be
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-22

NORTH WATERFORD, April lS.-At the
town meeting called for the purpose, and
held Tuesday, April Is, il was almost a
unanimous vote 10 exempt from taxation
for ten years, the new tannery, which is to
take the place Of the one that was burned.
Mr. Elisha Dodge has leased and Gifted
up" the stand formerly occupied by II.
NJ. Boswell for hotel to be known as
the Union House" He had his "SiSn
raising Thursday afternoon, the nth inst
which he intended 70 follow with dance
in the evening, but on account of the had
going he gave it up.
Mr.. John b. Rand has a FIVE cent counter
IN his store.
Mr. C. C. Wight is building an addition
90 his stable.
Miss Luella r Caldwell. aged "a years.
died sunday morning, April 18Th, amer a
severe illness. lasting several weeks. The
funeral was held AZ the Congregational
church. Wednesday. at one O'Clock, p. m.
Services rendered hy Rev. Mr.. Ossood.
Mis-, Caldwell was a lady very much es-
tcemed by all who knew her, and a large
circle Of friends will mourn her loss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-22
Sheriff. Sale.

OXFORD, S.
Taken on execution, and viii be sold los public
auction, on the 2!l day % Ma, a. D. ls9, 40 t'u
O'Clock In the forenoon, at The store OF DAVID -.
Gleason In MeNi;o ia SAID county, all the right iu
equity which SeNCll Con OF Mexico. in sail couu-
y, had GA The day OF the attachment an ihe orig
inal it. to redeem the follow dcsciibei real
estate situated in Mexico. To- said county, 10 wif
The homestead farm OF the said Sewell Goa, on
which he now lives, with the buildings theron,
situat al in Mexico In saId county containing three
hundred acres, more or lcss. and formerly known
being subject O. mortgage, recorded In oxford
Registry OF Deeds. Book lG!, Page 90, given bY
The sail SeWril GJf % Apgt Merrill. t0 secure
the pnymen, uf i've hundred dailir- audi interest,
dated March L.. lsst said prem. uses being also
subject % another mon cage corded IN said Reg
I-try of Deeds. Book d.! Page 30, given by the
sid SeweI Con 90 ALisal Merrill, 90 secure the
"a, mrnt Of three hundred aud twenty-five dollars
and interest, dated May 81, isll. SAID prcmi 'es
being ais subject % another n)rtzage, recorded u
said Registry 81 Detis. Book 1t, Pare 80. given
Ly the said Sewell Goa To- Abigail Merrill, 10 ,c-
cure the payment Of i've hundred ll1rs aud in
trrest, date1 November 6, ISIS, also a sheriff =
Deed OF right m equity. given By Oscar +. Trask,
deputy Shpr!l. 10 Berj Scorer, daici June :,
ls1-,-tO satirfv former Execution against ihc
sad >ewell Coz, including co o 0f fair one hun
Ircd ant hny two dollars AMI luY-iour ccuts, on
which there is row du about the sum Of seven
teen hundred and hry dollar.
OSCAR r. TRASH, Dcpgy Sheriff.
Dated April Il, 1879. 92iw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-22

Metric SYSTEM. -The Portland Press
says: AT the present time this system of
weights and measures, based upon un-
changeable scientific principles, IS slowly
making its way into general use. 1t has
not vet the sanction OF government, ex-
cept recommendation for its adoption,
but it will ultimately be made the standard,
when the people are educated to its require
ments. Already few of our physicians
have commenced using it in prescribing
medicines, and apothecarieS have supplied
themselves with the necessary weights.
The few who have tried it express them
selves as greatly pleased with ii on account
Of its accuracy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-22
Notice of Foreclosure.

XITHEREAs, Albert =. Brooks. on the fur
w teenth day OF May. A y. III, by his mort
gage deed Of Thar date aud recorded no the oxford
Registry Of deeds, Book ~, Page 81. conveyed
10 me in mortgage, 10 secure the payment o.! The
um OF eight hundred dollars AMI interest, as SET
forth n the condition Of said mortgage, The farm
situated in Grafton, IN The County OF OK Ori,
known as the homestead farm Uf john swan,
which decd Of mortgage and the Registry thereof,
is hereby referred 10 for a more deGniie descrip-
ION OF the N cm SOS ard Of the condition o. said
/ hereby give notice that TIE
condition OF said deed OF mortgage % ts been bro
ken and that by reason thereof claim - Ore,os.
ure Of the same.
NAAAMAH HALEI',
Bethel, Aphl II, La. - }W
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-22

East SUMNER, April l9.-ApplicatiOnS
for schools are numerous, and nearly all
our schools are already secured. 1t is but
little use TO apply at present for summer
terms Those interested will take notice
SLOCUM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-22
| OXFORD, S. At

OXFORD, ss:- IA Court Of Probate hcld al
Paris within and for the County of Oxford
on the third TUESDAY OF March. \. u. $50
nNthc petition OF LUCY W klMBALL," dow Of
I David Kimlall, late Of Rumtord, IN said coun-
tv deceased. PRAYING for an allowance Out OI The
Personal Estate OF her late hGsa md:
ORDERED, That the said petitioner give not &C
TO all persons interested by causing copy oithi'
orderto be published three weeks successfully IN
the oxford Democrat printed Mt Paris, thst they
may APP ear At Probate Court 10 be held at ram,
in said County, on the third Tuesday OF May next
at O'Clock n the forenoon and show cause II any
they have why the same should not be granted.
A. IL. WALKER, Judge.
true eopy-Attcst: II. c. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-22

plsh outside of these seats. The people
of Massachusetts forewarned are fore
armed; and their position will be like that
in 1861, in the van of that determined and
irresistible opposition to that work which
they so bravely put down in the field OF
battle.-Sendtor Dd,ceS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-22

SoUrH WATERFORD, April l9.-"TimcS
are scarce around here" and business i
very dull. Mr.. G. q. Learned has bought
the Geo Hall farm, and moved ON 10 1t the
first OF this week. Mr George Hall has
bought the Elliott Chase farm, and has
lust taken possession Mr.. Melville Mon
roe has hired the g. Il. SanderSon place,
and proposes 70 try farming instead of
Grading" Mr.. Steven Caswcl has moved
into J. : Grants new house in the village,
and think l shall move myself soon.
Alta town meeting Tuesday. the 18th, it
took the town Just fifteen minutes to vote
20 exempt from taxation, for ten years a
tannerv. and stock, which is TO DE huilded
at North Waterford. by James @. Stafford
Of Boston.
Fast day passed away very quiet. There
were a few scrub" foot races in the p m.
but the walkiSts, that o. tbe taking, could
not Doe prevailed upon 70 walk any. Mr..
q. W. Mulett and the Postmaster walked
third OF mile for a gallon OF cider,
the postmaster coming in ahead by four
seconds
T. ". Aver has apprcntccd himself TO
Mr.. l.. T. Rowe TO learn the painting trade.
The Selcctmen have engaged Mr.. Good
win and Wiz, to take charge OF the town
farm the coming year. They commenced
their dutie, the 18th inst
Mr. Josiah Weeks has returned 90 his
farm in the east part OF the town DE has
had charge OF the town farm for the past
three years
MT samuel Brown is quite dangerously
sick " kidney disease. lie is living with
his son Parker Brown.
Plummer S Kimball have been doing
quite "a business saving wood with their
two-hor>e power machine. They saw
about twelve cords per day ou an average.
Jimmie Ham,in works with a oue-hor>e
power machine. and saws about eight
cords in a day. am saving mine "by
hand. and il takes me eight days 20 saw
oH, cord
About five iuchc. OF snow fen Friday
night. had IL been a dry snow, there would
have been Hftceu inches; iii, still showing
As 1 write. six a. m., Saturday 10Th.
TEANr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-22

The Grange have recently repaired their
store at West Peru, and are now doing a
business OF $1,000 a year. The Grange has
seventy-hve members. Hold sessions once
In two weeks, when literary exercises are
conducted. -LetciStOR Journal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-22
DIED.

In North Waterford. April IS, Miss Luela Cald-
well aged IS yrs.
In Paris, Arril 10 L"ric I Youngest child OF
Mr. aud Mrs. Clinton Shaw, aged and 10
days.
In Hartford, April IL, Mrs. Betsey Marston,
aged O..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-22
Heather Report.

Temperaturel astweek att A. NJ.
Sunday, 80 clear: Monday, 399 cloudy; Tues
day, 80 oclear; Wednesday, SAC cloudy; Thurs
day, so7 cloudy; Friday, IS cloudy; Saturday
70 snow.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-22
c, Of A..lsne. or III, 4pp .hu,r.sn,.

At Paris. IN the County OF oxford aad state
Maine. the sixteenth dsy Of Apfii. 4 u. 1919.
THE undersignrd hereby gives notice u his ap-
/ pontment -. Assignee Of the estt'e cf Or'Iu
Charles Of Fryeburg, ia the County OF oxford. In.
solvent Debtor, who has been declared IN lns0l-
vent upon his petition by the Court of Insolvency
for ss!d County Of Oxford. p ~
JOHN LOCKE, Assignee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-22
MARRIED..

In Boston. April IS, a. the residence OF DR..
George Russell, by Rev. Is X. Pierce u. D., Geo.
H. Watkins Of Paris, and Miss Annah- Russell
daughter fihe late Judge Joseph q. Cole Of Paris.
Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-22
OXFORD, ss:-A Court Of Probate held At Paris
within and tor the County OF oxford, on The

OXFORD. ss:-At a Court Of Probate held Al Paris
within and tor the County Of oxford, on IN
third Tuesday of March, \. D. 1872.
On the petition Of CHARLES a. hIhDALl.'
Administrator OF the estate Of David Kim
ball. late OF Rumford,In said county, deceased.
praying for license 10 sell and convey Al! tue real
estate which said deceased died seized Of ut North
Woodstock, being the store and lot formerly occ"-
uied by Era Jewell the same being subject 70 d
tnortga ge To South Paris savings Bank:
Ordered. Thatth said Petitioner give NOTICE
TO all persons interested by causing an abstract OF
his uetition with this order thereon 10 be pub
Hshed three weeks succesSivcly In the Oxford
Democrat printed at Paris, that they may appe1l
AZ a Probate Court 10 be held at Paris in said
County on the third Tuesday OF May next, At nine
oicIocL in ihe forenoon and shew cause If any they
have why the same should not be granted.
4. II. WALKER, Jucgc.
A true COPY attCst:-H. G. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-22

OXFORD ss:-At a Court of Probate, held nj
paris within and for the County of oxford, Oh
the third Tuesday of March, A. u. $50.
NN the petition OF GIDEON A. lASIlNGS,E
~ ecuior Of the lsst VIII and IesIsmenI Of
deceased, praying for license TO sell and convey
40 much OF the real estate belonging TO SAID de-
ceased as described IN his petition, as VIII pro-
duce five hundred dollars for the payment OF debts
and incidental charges and cost OF admInlsira'
lion: -. -
all persons interested, oy causing an aos'ihon ~
bis uetition wththIs order thereon TO be publish
ed three weeks successfully in the oxford Dem
ocr,t newspaper printed at Paris, in said County,
that they may appear at rrOos ,.
an ,h. tbird Tuesday of May next at . o'clock IN
tbe forenoon and show cause If any they have
whv the same should not be granted.
""' ''e 4. IL. WALKER, Judge.
4 true copy-Attest: ii. Z. DAVIS Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-22
NotIe. OF AsIgnee OF hIs AppoInlmsnt.

At Paris, in tie County Of oxford and state OF
Maine the sixteenth day OF April 4. is19.
TI,HE under. igded hereby gives notice Of hisap'
Z puiu'mont ~ hSsiyrlc "f tn rstatr ~ ls1Fo
hasg OF Peru IN the cUuut, q. Oxford, insIt cnt
Debtor who has been declared IN lns0lyent upon
hi. petithn Nv The tomt CT Insolvency Tor said
county OF oxford. .22w
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No,,ee or As.ixn.. of hi. Appoln,m.n,.

At Paris, in the County OF oxford and State
Maine, The sixteenth day Of April. 4. ID. 1873.
TINE undersigned hereby gives notice Of his APP
i poiBiment as Assignee OF The estate 81 Den.
mis- Holt OF Paris in the County Of ONiorli lasol
vent Debtor, who has been declared an llsolveni
upon his petition bY the Count OF Insolvency for
said County Of oxford.
22.2w JAMES ;. WRIGHT, Assignee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-04-22

Chew Jackson's Best wett Navy Tobacco
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-15
MUNICIPAL.
THE MAYOR ON THE LEvEE-TnA!
SCHOOL TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

Mayor Patton made persoDel visit to TIL
river landing yesterday afternoon to see fo
himself IL anything can be done immediatei.
in aid of commerce.. Administrator Behan. WIZ
has been seriously III. will be out Is soon as tn
weather will permit him. to give his attention
also to the matter.
TEE soEaoL TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
Through the courtesy of superintendea
Rogers we are enabled to give q list of ths
school teachers and applicants for memberships
i who passed tae competitiee examination helc
December ~ atd 20. 1878. The list Is as follow
Academic a = Ms,. J. Y. Calhoun. =
Grammar Grades Mrs. L. q. Aucoin, Misses
| Mary Beatty. Annie Campbell, Mary A. Cripps
LINDA Cass. Annie e Davis. Katie i,avies, 1sa
Magnon, L. n: Miller. Theresa sisa. r. 4
| Primary Grades Misses L. @. Armstrong
2. Bssnard. MasSie Carroll. Maggie Crawford.
May Grant, Z. z. Hoey, |. Heinrich, Eliza King,
E MeT m dsss nusfy Thsresh Nc
Georg N. Peyton. Marie L. Robinson. Lizzie
Seymogr Norm Norma Shelley. Daninia sheean.
THE BUDGET.
The proceedings OF tha City Council. publ
lished officially. In This mornings DEMoCRATI
in full. for the yesr 1879. toe ether with the in
report Of the Administrations of Accounts and Q.
finance for the past moath.
There will also be found In the proceedingl
an interesting communication from the preei
dent OF the Crescent City Railroad Company ,and
comprising proposition intended to settle tn \
diherenoes between the company and the cityl
CARD.
In another column OF the DEMOCRAT will be|
found card from Mr.. W. W. walker relatinRI
to certain structures agaipst the wharf con.
tractors. Messrs. Eager, Ellermann d Co., ex
pressed at the draymen's meeting. In addition
to the card. and In justice to the wharf lesseee \
1t should be. said that they are in no wise rel
sponsible for the Instructions which mayl
happen to be on the levee. and that they have
no control over the wharfnger5. whose duty il
1s to attend to such matters under Instruction.
from the Department OF Commerce.
The wharf lessees have contracted to build
the wharves and repair certain portions Of thu
landing whenever required. part Of thei IA
contract Is to pay certain sum OF money
monthly to the city, to pay for the lighting Of
the levees and certain employees. among
whom are included the wharfngers. In en-
sderation the contractors collect the wharf
revenues
1t Is q mistake to believe that they derive ann
special benefit from the building of new
the city for each wharf constructed and re-
paired. Every wharf repaired or rebuilt by the
CONTRACTORS Is so repaired and rebuilt at their
own expense, under the general terms of.their
contract and lease.
The card OF Mr.. Walker is. therefore. inst
and timely statement. Regarding the pile OF
shells referred to by Mr.. Walker. Mr.. Eager in
forms us that 1t Is to the interest OF his firm
that they should be removed. and that they
would be willing to pay for its removal. for it
iacent wharves from which they derive a rove
nue..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-15

The following committees of the Firemen's
Charitable Association were appointed on
Monday night by President /. N. Marks:
Widows and Orphans Committee-F. Scheur.
mann. of No. /; VIM. Roddy. No. IS: L. Joseph
No. %.
Cemetery Committee-C. j. Miltimore. No. IA;
7. NJ Mcintyre. Pelican 4; A. " Flotte O.
eaux. 8: J. J. Kughner. 49,
& -cond Dstric5-W. F. Bulger. American Q;
Geo. II. Tardy Vigilant 3.
Third District-Jas. W. Kennedy, z: Fl. Meis-
ter; "a: Luxe Norris, Hope 8.
Fourth pistrict-Jake Alexander, No. "a; O.
n. Redon. Lafayette No, 8.
officers: 49, $500 "A~
Physicians First Dietrict. Dr. E. Dreyfus
second District. Dr. PoincY; Third District.
Dr, d .othoh; Fourth DiStric DR.. Schumacher.
MISREPRESENTATION and Lett.