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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21
FcrIli Profits.

hr.- many o. NY uci5hbor- express
inc 4 u.'satout The p.5fab.onc,s % farm
..,. Ind wondering n !, would 20; De
better TO & 20 .he government, lands au1
begin anew II the boys want to begin
there, /, may answer; but Tor u farmers
over nifty years OF age, who have a nome
stead and family. associations and soci-
ETY., We had best stay where We are, hus-
oaud our strength, iooS carefully to the
lbs and outs, and bear the little ills We
have rather than fly 10 those We know not
of.
The profits Of farming are fully equal
. the profits Of any honest, legitimate
business al the present time, while the
care Is much .esS, and there Is little dan
ger that what We have will take wings
aud fly away. If there is but httle to
sell, Va must have bat little to buy 4
careful. y cared for vegetable garden, early
planted and vel tended, and a well kept
poultry yard, with milk, butter and corn,
rye and wheat bread, will prevent having
y purchase much.
And this reminds me tba, my ueigh5or
Smith has never purchased a barrel Of
-four IN s.i ms farming life Of thirty years.
His father raised good crops Of wheat,and
he raises all bis family needs aud some to
sell. lie takes care 10 buy up all the
ashes, aud to compost all the straw he
car, aud 10 return 70 tine soil IS much as
be take, away from it. Our boys would
have les, heartburn aud better digestion
n they ale more coru broad with their
uolk, more beans and less of some other
things The celebrated Hog and hon.
iny" diet, so often referred to in the Gulf
States. has much more OF health than is
usually attributed TO it, from the fact that
one so perfectly supplements the other in
lngredients.-H H. in Rural New Yorker.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21

FL,xsEED LENoNADE-Pour . quart Of
boiling water on half a cuptul Of whole
fax,eed add one dozen large plump
raisins, the juice of two lemons and a
litt,e icoriee root shredded fine; sweeten
TO the taste; let all come TO a boil, then
set away in . covered pitcher for two
hours; strain It of as wanted This Is an
excellent remedy Tor colds, and very pala-
table. In winter il can be taken warm If
it IS necessary to get up PerspiratiOn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21
STATE on MAINE.
oNFORD,s supreme judicial Court, December
Term. \. -. ISIS.
wv sloEER -. ARABELLA & ELISHA u
COTTON

And row b. appearing % the Court mat the sail
DuepI nts ~, not uow Inhabitants of tbs sta.
luI htyruo fsrlutArrui or attorney therein, ai.
thar tlss laVrul notice pi p'udeucy VI ihi'
iti- ordered hy fht court taIt Poe -ud iitl-iIh
MOTTO n. said pr.e0dauts az the pcud.trf
thereof ls causing M ah tract 'i iii- ID
yh tEi,rui tourt th"r, ou tp hc published if.
tf.u., nt Paris iD said County the l1-. gghIict'-
jl ., thirty day. OBJ least before tht nDst term
said Court 90 o. holdcu 40 PIr-. af1rrsaii. ON H'
..c.nI Tuesday oi March next 60 a." emf thai
tir SAID DCicatAuts may then aId there .ultW 30
...i Court ali show cause it any thct have Wiz
Iu8.n,u- .uuu.t not Dee rendered N,rcN"
and execution issued arerrlIrE'y
Attest: JAMES $, WRIGHT. Clerk.
Atru. aostrac. Of w. and ort'r ot court there
Au,.,. JAMES S. WRIGHT clerk
NNnEEWS. Az -.r E-l
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21
1Ahstraet Of Plaintin,s writ.)

yI,HoMAs sEAvEY OF Brownaeld,in our coun'
1 " of oxford, Plaintiff, vs.. William M s
New Usmpshire. Defendant. Action Of assump'
sit on promissory note given by said defendant d
the plaintiff, dated October 2d, A. ID. 1870, prom
Using to pay him or his order ssSOI, eight month
sioa1writ dated February 2lst, A. d. 1878, and
returnable March Term, A. ID. 1875
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21
CtbstrRct of plaintiffs writ.)

7 V. STORFG OF SalCui,iu the county NJ ----
d ana state of Now Hampshire, Plsinun,
cid Inn tnc county 81 oxford .Bc.cular,- Aciioa
of assuD.ps,3 on promis-ory note, -ignsl BY -A'
defendants. dated Ma, irst, 4. u. l-I5, Tor O
sum OF 80. raluo'c uue day after iaic. 2" 'he nt
drrnt p h. Rec, aud bs -aii Rec if.n.irrfrI .'
tlDull.uuI Ad3amuUm tl3-Wlt dhtct Soy .
Is... ami rctuuahlc o. Dee. Term, \. j.. Is,..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21
Notice OF Foreclosure.

TUE subscriber hereby gives public notice that
1 ko,r Iioush u Bethel, IN the county OF OK
fond iand state OF Maine, bv his mortgage deed.
Gated iAe -iNil day of December. 4. -. 1915, con
'cYed 90 HIM, IN, subscriber, the Anna y. Winter
-thnd, 800 called tufted ll ala Bethel con listing
li about one alt onr- fourth acres OF iluG, with
the buildings thereon, and bounded northerly and
westerly by land Of said Ccugh, s1uiNoliv hy
land now belonging 10 the heirs OF Caleb Rowe
decedseq, and castWardly by he road leading by
Of three hundred dollars, 10 three equal annual
payments with interest-which mortgage deed Is
recorded &c the oxford Registry or deeds, Book
Ia Page ls3-tO which gUlcrtnce u.y be had
Now, 1.-The saii Iey lon Rove hereby gives notice,
tA-t The condition OF said mortgage has been
broken, and that 10y reason thereof claim n fore
closure Ci ne same. CE1LON ROWE.
Jan. 10. 1879. law
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21

10 N, Honorable hs Jvsfics ~ ne Snprcrns Judi-
iai curt not o. be- holden 81 Fdris. f-iihn az,
Jer Dt~ county ~ O1yord On ne second IIesdG
~ March. 4 ~. ls,J.
HENRl A. CROSS 90 Albany. county an.
4 state a,orc-siI. huslau! nt Ien..A eros.
of some place uuknoWn-fcsVscimIi In'I. sr
give tIl- honorable, Court .u Ice Informed tlIIt
wa rricI 10 the aaiI LHnCrl Cross, AZ Pow.
dcucc, state "i Rhode Island, on Julg -n, lssi, D.
u..I.tcr m the bl.l r', -nI that ,hcy Used IuH
co-atu'trd t'setnrr rs man and wife Tor about Co.,
y.gr. ur-i sept -. aud IN this state Tor som.
So wtcE-; that your Hh'l.auf siIec thcir inter
% rrsAc. has ALWAYS behaved him Ell o.. 10 "a
iu. Catrtc, sld 40 ocuoutlr husband towards Do
slii piio but ,IIl the ssIi 'unta wholly f,.4rl.
lee. .t her u4rtI.Ef covenant trd .utf. ou pos --
uHt OF sept 1873, deserted your ea'i hb"ifrt l0H
ha. tirtr ilat tll- refused % l.F, with hin 4l.
still reiurcs Co., that sour liltl.tH bias mad. .i.
gent -.4.rE fsr .cr. tHt said Lcnnla, aul ,4ga,-
luI her, uI Poe present silence ut tuD e..
Lcnura is IN AnONu ~ your llb,lisut Hri ..uto'
b. .-. Of, .u,l h. reasonable diligence. Nu.f,
i.ir bon. -ti4 Il,Dat pray- ri-.' iat justice, atI.
utt .c uar D.. ..t1rDrI from lut uuad- Jl IAiil.
u,.. between him a.l Ai. ,i.l wife, aud a. ..
Jay ucaud vii ever pray.
HESBY =. CROSS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21
STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, ss:-Supreme Judicial Court Deeeni
Der Term, A. ID. 1879.

THOMAS SEAVEI VS., WILLIAM htsEkN T.
And now il appearing 10 the Court thAt the saii
pefcndaDf IL NOT An inhabitant of this stat,
and has no tenant, agent or attorney therein, and
that he has no notice Of the tendency OF this SUI
II il ordered by the Court mat the sald IiaintI
by causing an abstract OF this writ win thi'
order Of Court thereon 10 BE- published thre'
weeks successfully in the oxford Democrat a pap
printed 10 Paris in said County the Iast puuoat'''
Ia he thirty DAYS al least before the next term
said Court 10 De holden az Paris, Aforesaid IN SAL
County, on the second Tuesday Of March next
the end that the said defendant may thtn an
tbcre appear AZ said Court and show cause IL an
De have why Judgment should not he rendeTt'
thereon and execution issued accordingly,
Attest: JAMES :. " RIGHT Clcrk.
true abstract OF writ and order Of Court thereon
Attest; JAMES :. WRIGHT, Clerk.
! L tKINE Atty for PHI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21

Jan. sij IsIm cpuI-s .r1yc. sni 2 D.,
allDa .-tIrt,
Feb ajI. Term. 90 miles travel and = di,' .
Attendance,
Mar HIi Term, 'J lilies travel alI days
Attendance,
May Term, to mi.es travel anl da5 a..sl.
dance,
June ADJ Tsru o. miles travel ana dag
4ltrrit.cp.
Aug. a'i Term. 40 miles trayc. auI Id.s.-
attendance.
September Term. a1 miles travel aul = ii.'-
f't,nIGfcr,
NOV. adj. ..-u 90 miles travel and g la.
attend Irr,
Doc. sIl Tm, DU miles travel aad las .
uHtn4HuD',
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21
VdiHs Of IdUertising,

As another instance OF the value Of adj
ver,ising in The OXFORD DEMoCRAT. We
publish the following letter iron Mr X.
L. PearY, - nose card appears q. cry week
on ~, first page OF This paper:
FRYEBURG, June %, 1873.
Dear Sir
Was surprised not iOrc sine 10 receive
& letter from Gru Of New Orleans tax
idern.ss, who bad seen ny "ad." in
ycur payer Thinking possibly the feet
might iu,eres, you, remain
Yours respectfully,
L. L. PEARY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21
DISTRICT COURT OBJ III UNITED STATES
DISTRICT OF NAST
a. the matter % WILLIAM HAXELTINE
HAHkr.Yt. D. HAnAlunlcL.
y1HIs Is h Give Notice That petition has been

TyNHIS Is b. give Notice Thar petition has been
! presented to the Court, this sixth day OF Jan.
nary lo7a, by William Hazeltise OF Lovell,in said
District Bankrupt, inl.y dualiy and IS 4 mem
Ter 0: the frm OF HLzeltue ll,, praying thar
ae may Ue derrce1 10 have fIl discharge from ill
Gi- debts, individual and copartuership, provsbic
under The Bankrupt Act. and upon reading aid
Petition.
Its ordered by the Court that hearing he had
rpOn he same IN the Ia Monday 0f March, A. ID.
i--Hbefore the Court IN Portland. In salt j. strict
&c lu O'Clock, u. aui t4t the second meeting of
tho creditors % said BLusrurt. Pc held before
John W. May. Register on zoe 3sjh dag oi JAn'y,
i-,5snd tae th.ri meeting w the same pa tine 18Th
c3g 81 FcDy ls.t 20 Do q. u., p, .hC office of Geo.
A Wilson ia s.. Paris and tust notice therco! De
published 10 the oxford Democrat aut snc Port
LAND Daily Advertiser new -rapgr- printed IN said
District. OIcc week for three successive weeks,
31d once N the Weekly I.r.iaLd Advertiser the
..-tp duplication to Dc thirty d..- 10 .al-t before
Zoe day Of hearing, and that 500 creditors who
have proved t4,il Gtt.- AMI Utltr Iir--nls IN IN
l"rest, msy appear &c -ail time ana place. and
now cause, % any thei have. why ,he prayer OF
said Petition should not bc granted.
WM. L. PkE BIZ. Clerk
Of District Court Tor -sid District,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21
GIDEJN A. HlsTlN'

OXFORD s--Ucr. 40. ISIS.
Be,o-, u. personally appeared Ol4coa s. .'.s-
uLs-. Il'N fhe County Commissioner .... 80
Courl oi Oxford. and made oath 90 -'e i.... e
The a..r, lt. p.Uts DOB I'm rendered .H. -... ..-
cd. JAMES > RIGHT
tirfk uI t......
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21

DIsrBICr COURT OF TIE UNITED STATES
DISTRICT OF MAINE
Ia the matter Of sOLON r. PLUAlAiER, Bank.
rupt' In Bankruptcy.
NOTICE Is hereby given, thau third general
~ meeting OF The creditors Cf saii Bankrupt will
be held al The Office OF Geo. 4 Wilson. in south
Paris IN sald District, on the 2sth day Of January
\. -. 1879, AT ten a. m, before John W. May, one
OF the Registers in Bankruptcy in sail District
for he purpose named IN the section 50a3, of the
Rev scd statutes OF the United States, Tile Bank
ruptcy. And Assignee further gives notice that II
that meeting he will lie his lnal account and ap.
plg for discharge from his liabilities a. Assignee
under section 5O95.
GEO. a. WILSON, Assignee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21
srATE oil MAINE

OXFORD ss.-D,c. 10, ls1-.
So. .lubod ana sworn to TIE day aud ear ahoy'
written. Before me,
GIBSON Jus Pax.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21

hair .u4llcl .atc,y often reno"s Tue growth and
always rm, r restore. It's color, when .aded OF
gray 1t stimulate %, au.ritiye organs to healthy
activity, anu preserves both the hair and ia
beauty. Thus bra,by, weak or sickly hair, be-
comes gloss, pil4ble and strengthened; lost hair
regrows with lively expression; falling hair Is
checked aud ,tabl she'd thin hair thickeus; and
faded or grey hairs osume their original color.
It's operation is sure and harmless. II cures
dandruG, heals AL humors, and keeps the scalp
cool, clean and scG-uuder which conditions dis.
ease. OF ihe scalp are impossible.
Az dressing 70 ladies' hair, ,he \iGoR is
praised forts sri-eu. and agreeable perfume and
valued t,r the son lu-,re and richness OF tone ii
imput3.
PREPARED EY
DIR. J. {. AVER & CO., Lowell. Mass.
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sod by all Drug g'5ts and Dealers N Medicine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21
Dissolution OF Co-parluership

'INHE Copartrership formerly existing between
= Allen Garner and Isaac BsgnaTl. under the
hrm name OF Garner Bagnall, has this DAY been
dissolved by mutual consent. al demands against
said firm should be presented TO ne said Isaac
Bagnall for settlement, aCl demands due the said
finn 20 De ps.I 20 tEc said BaEnall, who is
hereby authorized - sett.e all the affairs OF said
firm. ALLEN GARNER,
ISAAC BAGNALL.
Hanover, Jan. :, ls1Q. jlt3g
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21

CUMBERLAND, - supreme judicial Court. in
vacation, Portland. Jan f.. \. -. so.
Upon sac foregoing libel, Ordered. that tho iiboI
lsut give notice to the -ald lcrora Gross tp sp.
pear before The Justice uI cur supreme JudI,iA.
Court. 90 De holden 10 PAf-. within and iIr ths
county CO.. ONiord,uu thr tccDnd upedty Ui March
a. i. $40, b. publishing -u a't,-i,i copy 0i .Iu
Tibet and This order thereon. ,licr week, -ucDe--
-.yt.y 10 thr OAiCi4 DtuuDra- ID newspaper print
30 80 Paris 100 our county oi DNt.fd. Ore lI-t pub
l-aton 90 be- tuir,y dane al i...t prior T. 5llI
second TUESDAY rf No Do u... Soc i.Iv iucrC 4rI
Chen iu our -ai4 Count a.r,.l and show cause D.
sny she nave, $50. Co. prayer oi -t.d uo-..-.t
5EDul NOT b. b iu.'i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21

OXFORD, IS Dec. b. ISIS
Beiors nae per onaly gppeaIcd BENZ. ! Eucii'
one OF 'he Cpua., Commissioner, Tor said Cauuy
r oxford and ma abe oath 10 the truth he above
accounts b. hiIl rendered and subscribed.
JAMES > WRIGHT,
Clerk Of Courts.
OXFORD, s. Dec. 30, ls7s.
Having hr-t examined and audited the above
account OF BelJ \. Tuell, We hereby certify ;ha.
We allow thereon the sum OF two hundred ant
fourteen dollars ana 20 cents. (s2lf 20
JAMES. ). WRIGHT. Clerk.
GEORGE u. BiSBEE, Co. Atty.
True copies. Attest:
JAMES s. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21

Justice OF ,le sup. JLu. Court
\ true copy of he libel anu order ol court there
on. Ati.-t. JAMES s.. ~ RIGHT Clerk.
81 GiB~OS, Att'N Tor liht.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21
ABSTRACT
OF
CRIMINAL COSTS

ALLOWED by SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT, DE
CLNpEK ltAN, A. ID. ISIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21

Atfamuum, Si,o-writ dated Fob. l.. i-7-. al.
4c.l.D.0.c .e H.lct iurm, ISIS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21

CouRI HILI

January Adj. Term, To ~ miles travel AMI
day = attend, O. 90
February ali. Term, To - miles lravol and
days attend. %
March adj Term, To % miles travel and
days attend, 100
May Term, To 20 miles travel and day,
attend, 40
June adj. Term, To 20 miles travel and ,
day = attend Oh
August adj. Term. To 20 miles travel and !
day attend. 80
daJ'. s ,'''i H. - "''''' "1's' anu 20
aas r,Dd. ~ ''''''' '''' 81 anu 7o5
Decem. aci. r.ra, Tc 20 miles travel and
d,j 3 attend, 1880
$3.50
BENZ. y. TUELL-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21
Ayers Hair Vigor,
foR REST0sRG GRAY HAIR
70 ITS NA7JRXL IITALIYT IND COLOR

Advancing yCars.
ictuc- care li,ap.
poiu,ment. ardlcrcji.
i.ry preii-position ,
ali turn the HAIR gray,
ami either of % 10 in
cline il TO shed pre-.
'matur. iy
! AYrL's IfA'a NIGoE,
| .oag and extensive
nee, has proven that It
stops the falling Of the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1879-01-21

HOLAIAN,SpAD

Paris. Nj, Jan. =. I>-,. -.2w
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10
John WesleY's Dream.

John Wesley, the eminent theo-
logian, once was troubled in regard
to the disposition of the various
sects, and the chances of each in re.
ference to future happiness or pun.
ishment. A dream one night trans.
ported him in it's uncertain wander~
ings to the gates of hell.
Are there any Roman Catholics
here? asked the thoughtful Wesley.
Yes. was the reply.
Any Presbyterians7
Yes, again was the answer.
Any Congregationalists?
Yes.
Any Methodists? by way of
clincher, asked the pious Wesley.
Yes, was answered to his great
indignation.
Tn the mystic way OF dreams,
sudden transition, and he stood at
the gates of heaven. Improving his
opportunity he again inquired:
Are. there any Roman Catholics
here?
No, was replied. III
Any Presbyterians!
No. eI1 bc (-@
Any Congregationalists?
No. --
Any Methodists?
No.
Well, then. he asked, lost in won
der, who are they inside?
lChristidnsl was the jubilant an
swer.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10
EoOK To RRARDs TRE RRAoHRR

AOOA ~ WAGSAO5 I'M 11hAA O41B1b
New York Observer, August 21l
/. He occupies a conspicuous
place, inviting the eyes and hearts
of the hearers, SO that, being seen
he can be the better heard,
2. OF course he looks at you, fol
you among others. are the one ad.
dressed, and it is but fair that he
should receive as good as he gives
and you would think it strange if he
should look anywhere else but at
you.
5. Looking at him encourages the
preacher to believe you are attend
ing and are interested in what he
says.
4. If it would be uncourteous not
to look at a person holding a con-
versation with you, is it less so to
avert the eyes from the preacher
while he is addressing you?
5. AS teacher of the most mo.
meutous of all truth he has a right
to every testimony you can give
him of your interest in what he
breaches and looking at him is one
Of these testimonies.
6. Look at the preacher. because
POUR good example win aid in re-
calling the wandering eyes of
others, rebuke their inattention and |
-estore their lost sense OF propriety.
z. Looking at the preacher il en-
nently favorable TO keeping up the
minds attention to his message.
The eye helps the ear and both help
0 fxedness Of thought upon what is
Uttered.
Q. Gazing in all other directions
han al the speaker gives him the
IisconEaging beliefthat you are not
good bearer.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10

Dr.. J. c. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytical Chrrnists.
SOLD by ALL nMUooATa AyEHHwuERE.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10

Turkish. Limhertwig. Hiudostanee'
Dutch, South Bend. French. Span
ish, Choctaw, Early Roses Latin.
Greek, Wheeler and Wilson. Gallo.
and so on So. when you write an
original speech recolleet there 10
nothing new under the sun but the
SOD compromise and the pull-back."
Ladies. gentlemen professors.
my young friends, ! wish you welt"
THUS closed one of the most remark
able addresses of the century. AT
ter congratulations was requested
to take a seat, presented with but
ton by the literary societies aud then
remained in placid converse until
the audience had scrambled down
stairs. Descending arm in arm with
Professors Maynard and Woodson,
/ was surprised, on reaching the
lawn, to fad procession formed,
and learned I was to receive the
honor Of an escort to my hotel. AT
ter some preparation the procession
started down the beautifully shaded
main street of Tazewell in the fol.
lowing order:
Squad of Police. (Sweeping geese
and pigs before them.)
Gen. Fulkerson. ION clay-bank Ara
bian)
Tazewell Band. Banjo and 1ute.)
Mayor and councils of Tazewell.
| Ditto Rabbit town.
Prominent citizens of both places.
Model of bridge over Russell's creek.
with coon on It'll
Jail prisoners. (Under guard.)
| Wagon load of watermelons. CThis
got in by mistake.)
i Interval of 20 yards in which walked
2 cows and yellow dog.)
| Cumberland Gap Band, Zone fiddle
| Capt. Patterson. In buggy.)
Delegation from 9th civil district
carrying banner 1904 accepted.')
Entire Tazewell bar. under Gen,
Stone.)
i jefferson Society.
! Washington Society.
/ Bric-a-Brac. In wheel-barrow pro-
PEELED by Prof. G. Cloudy
I Sheriff Mayes and deputies.
! School and invited guests.
1
! AS we passed the Court house the
occupants raised their hats and then
fled into the procession, as did also
the merchants and their employees,
as we passed their establishments.
| One boy yelled out. There goes
Honeycutt!" but he was yanked in.
stanter. Tazewell hasn't seen such
a scene for many days. Old men
cried, and said, "Now we win have
a railroad, bless you, Bric-a-Brac J"
On reaching the hotel passed
through the opened ranks, walked
up stairs and out on the gallery,
when received three cheers and
the honor of marching salute, then
went to nav room, took a drink, and
wept for ioy. BRIC-A-BRAC.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-09-10
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Patents more promptly, and with broader claims,
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We refer in, Washington, to Hon. Postmaster
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U. s. Patent Office, and to Senators and Represen
tatives in Congress; and especially to clients
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Address
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Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. O..
ly31 I'm
The New York herald., 1879-03-30
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT UNCHANGED; FUTURES
CLOSED srEADy-FLoUR DULL-wHEAT EASY
CORN sTEADY-oATs QUIET-PORK QUIET
LARD QUIET-wHIsKEY QUIET-sPIRITs TUrs-
pENTINE PIRM-RosIN sTEADY-CoTFEE FIRM
SUGAR sTEADY--PETRoLEUM FIRM.
SATURDAY, March 29-6 p. M.
Business continued fair in most quarters to-day.
and the markets generally steady. On Change
comparatively little business done. Flour
dull. Wheat dull and easy. Corn steady. Oats
quiet. whiskey quiet. Pork quiet. Lard without
decided change. Cotton on the spot was unchanged.
Futures closed steady. Groceries were generally
steady Rosin steady and spirits turpentno ruled
Hrm. Oats ruled steady and petroleum was Hrm.
CoryKs-The market for Brasils firmer Sales
500 bags Rio per Humboldt 900 bags do per Brsxa-
lcra aud $40 bags do. per L. O. A. all private
At New Orleans 800 bags Rlo per Baltimore. sold at lie
for ordinary. Mild coffee ruled steady Sales 278
bags Marscaibo per Anna Murch, and 1888 bags do, per
America, both private terms. Yesterday 1.4oi bags
Maracaibo, per Cook Borden, sold private terms We
quote sOrdnary cargocs lie. Ike. fair do, 13ac-
iaasc.; good do. lac. 4c; prime do, i4bc. l44c
for lots. lie. 16c Santos fair TO good,
I3c. f4ac., 90 days; Java. government bags, 23c .
24sc grass mats. 23sc a 25tsc Singapore Ice lie
Ceyon. 15c lie: Maracabo I2lsc. lie; Lsguayra,
14c 15lsc Jamaica, 12sc. 16c 81 Domingo, 1Oc. q
Ike Porto Rico l5sc i61sc; Costa kiea. lsc sc
Mexican, Zoe Ice. Augosiurs 15c. lie. Savana,
13c u lie; Curacoa, 13c n l4c
CorroS the spot ruled dull and but unchanged;
futures opened points lower The market was quiet.
market closed steady The closing prices to-day
pared with those of yesterday, were as iollows:-