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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-06-08
8. A. HOLBROOK. State Treas.

Paris. within and for the County Of Oxford,
ON the third Tuesday Of May, A. d. 1880.
an the petition Of ROSILLA SMITH widow Of
" Daniel Smith, jr. late Of Lowell, In said com.
personal estate Of her late husband:
Ordered, That the said Petitioner give notice
to al persons interested by causing copy OF this
order TO be published three weeks suecesGveiy In
the Oxford Democrat printed ut Paris that they
may appear at Q Probate Court to be held at Paris
in said County on the third Tuesday Of June next,
at O'Clock In the forenoon and shew cause II any
they have Why the same should not Be allowed.
3. A. FRYE, Jades.
4 true copy-sttest: b. G. DAVIS, Registsr.
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DIED.

In Island Pond, jane I, Lucy Jane. W ife OF Mr.
n " Hobbs ascd s. years In the death Of Mrs
q. IS. Hob =. which occurred last Tuesday morn
- tbs,e has PASSED Away cue - ho ~ss Oorne IN
tbsbishest re- peet and esteem by cur eotire com
rTnuy. The su1eIiuss q her last Illness were
nj IN ths faith AMI strength OF the Christian, and
= - for the nearer circle Of relatives aud ~ cteS
f-,,ti. 10 sorrow not even .s others, which have
,e hue" she has not passed beyond the reach
az new affection, and she viii lone be remember
81 FOR her many traits OF truly Christian char
srter -EsssX Co wa Herald
In sumner. May u, ". h. Harrison Br'sss
AGED - yeATs-
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Temperature last week Al AN.
Sunday So cloudy; Monday, SO rain: rsss
asy. 81 : clear; Wednesday, SOC cloudy; Thurs
s,y, 81 ; clear: Friday. sss clear; Saturday
50, clear.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

NVHEREAs, Gorham VI. Park OF Canton, in
w the county Of oxford and state ot NJ ipe,
on the third day OF February, A d. l-s, by his
mOrtgaxe-deed OF that date. recorded 10 Oxtord
Registry Of deeds, Book l5e, Page 4es, conveyed
10 Loren Park the following described re al estate
situated In Canton, Aforesaid: the fam on when
Gorham N. Park now lives, IN said Canton, and
bounded and described As follows, 20 wit: begin,
ming AZ the north sasl eorner of Lot nun oered
I've in range thirteen on the eas;sriy sice OF me
AndroseOgsin river, sgressbly 10 the Original
pan Of the town OF jay thence south two degrees
west three hundred and seven rods 70 an Elm
Tree. nearly in the course: thence north eng J.
SIX and Ihree-fourths degrees west one hundred
and thirteen reds 20 a stake and stones near the
pasture; thence north twenty one ana three
foufths deg rees east enty seven rots 20 STAKE
and stones sLandilg 10 the DSsth line OF l0' NUN
bersd three In the thirteenth range; thence north
ty0 degrees east 70 the north line OF lot numbered
fve IN range thirteen; thence south eighty eig nj
degrees east eighty. zht rods 10 the first mention
ed corner, and the same being assigned TO me
oY Loren Parks by his deco dated March \, lsif,
and recorded in oxford Reg istry of Deeds, BOOB
leg, Page SJl-aLd s. the conditions OF said mort
gage have been broken. claim . foreclosure OF
The same agreeaoly % the statutes
n. u. HARLOW.
Dixfeld Nav "a isSO
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the town OF
~ sumner are prepared 10 paw all outstanding
orders axsin-t said town. and that all interest on
the sane will cease on and afte- June l., lS>O.
Owners of same are requested % present them
for payment AZ the Tres.urer's one.
n. Il. CHANDLER, Treas'r,
West Ssmner.
s,,,.- M a lszo
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State Of Maine.

TREAsURER's OFFICE,
AUGUSTA. May 20, 1850.
TPON the following townships or tracts Of
u land not lao lie 70 be taxed In any town, the
follewins assessments for County tsx Of 1850,
were made by the County Commissioner Of OF.
ford County ON The twelfth daY Of May. $50:
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OK ORD, ss:-Ata Court OF Probate held at Paris
within and for the County OF Oxford, on the
third Tuesday Of May. A. ID. 1850,
DARSES WALKER. named executor In q c or.
| ID tain Instrument purporting to be the LAST
win and Testament OF Samuel Walker. late OF
Lowell, In said County. deceased, having present
ed the same for Probate
Ordered, That the said Executor give NOTES
10 all persons interested by causing copy Of this
order TO be published three weeks successfully In
| the Oxford Democrat printed ut Paris, that they
may appear At Probate Court to be held Ut Paris
| In said County on the third Tuesday Of June next
at nine O'Clock In the forenoon and shew cause II
an y they have why the said instrument should no,
be proved. approved and allowed as the last Will
and Testament OF said deceasea. r
Ahue COPY. .ttest,-H. G. DAVIS, Register.
OXFORD. s:-Ata Cosrt OF Probate held Il
Paris within sndfor the county Of Oxford, on
the third Tuesday Of Nay. A. D. 1850.
JAMES A. BRICkErT, executor on tbs estate
county, deceased, having presented bis account
Of administration OF tho estate OF said deceased
| for allowance
| Ordered, That the said Executor give notice
to all persons Interested BY csu.ing copy Of this
order TO be Published three weeks successfully 10
the oxford Democrat printed ~ Paris, that they
may appear at Probate Court 70 be he'd 81 PAhi
ate o'clock In the forenoon and shew oanse II any
| they have Why the same should not be allowed.
RICHARD A. FRYE, Judge.
Atrue copy-Attest; II. c. DAVIS. Register.
oxYoRp, ss-At Court OF Probate held at Paris
! within and for the County 81 Oxford, on the
third Tuesday OF May, A. ID. 1880.
A LBERT MERRILL. administrator on the es
"A tate Of Daniel Smith. jr., late OF Lowell, Ia
| said County, deceased, having presented his nna
account Of administration Of the estate OF said
| deceased for allowances
Ordered That the said Adm inisisator rive not ice
to all persons Interested by csuADg copy Of thii
order 70 be published weeks successively In the
| IN DamAc n cd n u n I
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

UvHEEEAS, Edgar NJ. Howard OF Peru, In
w The County OF oxford and state Of Maine,
90 The twtnIielh dav Of January, A. ID. lsII, oV
b. mortgage deed Of thar date. recorded IN OK
ford Rr stry OF deeds, BOOK l73 Page sol, con
Veyed - me the following described real estate
situated IN Peru aforesaid; u part Of the Wllliau
Il. Virgin farm called, situated az East Peru
bounded northerly by the Androscoggn river
westerly by the Ira Normwell farm, easteriy oy
ElezAr A. POland's land, and sOutherly ~ land
Of ,aid How ard .AphOnso Kills and Aklel Hsin .,
containing twenty sores. more or less OF intsrvale
Also the pasture on the DEPOSITS side OF me ro.a
bounded southeriy BY Isaac Chase far IN ,northeriy
by county road westerly by Ira Wormwehs land
and easierly by Eiezar A. Polznd's land snd TIE
mil property, containing twenty acres more OF
less, Nth buildings thereon Also the house and
lot therew ith connected. on which the new bou ~
aud barn now s;And. containing about two acres
lOc a. between the interyAlr p-ce above descrio
Cd and the highway, and As the conditions Of said
mortgage have been broken, claim foreclosure
OF The same sgreesOly 10 the ststutes.
Z. q. HARLOW.
DiNfelt Nav "a ls-O.
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In Hebron. June , by Rev. :. ID. Richardson
Mr. Jane, +. Penley Of Paris, and Me. Sarah A
Rlovn Of Hebron.
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DRY ASHES.

IN II. HOLMES and n. GIBBS Of NORWAY,
G have for sale
1900 Bushels Of Dry Ashes.
Call on or address either OF the above, ut NOR
WAY, MAINE.
Nav 4, $50.
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OXFORD, % AT Q Court of Probate held q
Paris within and for the County Of Oxford on
the third Tuesday q nsy; !. A = D. D, lss1; o.
~ dian Of Lillian n. and Elisha II. Stevens
minor heirs Of Rufus s. Stevens, late Of Mlnneap.
oils, MIMI, Deceased, praying for hcense % cell
IN South Paris Village. and fully described 10 her
petition on die In the Probate Once, 70 the Gene.
tery Association, for the sum Of nifty dollars:
Ordered, That the ssid petitioner give notice to
her petition with this order thereon TO be publish
ed weeks successfully In the Oxford Democrat
printed at Paris that they may appear ct Probate
Court TO be held at Paris In said County on the
chew Cause II any they have why the same should
not be granted.
r 4. FRYE, Judge.
true eopy-attest: II. G. DAVIS, RsGister.
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New Advertisements,
NOTICE.

NIvHEREAS, my wife, PAUIISN NJ. fiHE, has
w lelt my bed ami board. without any oAase
whichever; this l. u forbid ali persons uustins
o- barboring her on my account, as l shall pay no
jrbts Of her contracting after his date, haVin.
,sad. suitable provision Tor her supp0rt AMI
maintenance ALbhnA n HAaS-
OXFORD. June 3, lSS0-
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For the Mines. r fssshI :a saSH y;

Aineralox 70 examine ores, also for botanists
use, 81 ~, s. and IS cents each. For sale by
HENRY II, WATKINS, PARIS HILL, NE.
, 1880-06-12
The CUTlcURA SYSTEM

OF Treating 1fMmors OF the Htoof, Skin, and
6cnlpt with Loss Of Hair.
Ia first the publication Of tho blood, through IN
energetic artion vi tho bowels. liver, klit,cyB,
aud akin, tho nHtural pl1elters OF tho body.
Npxt, to hcat every external evidence. OF disease
aod reetnru tho ben.sty. whiteoss, and freshness
Cuticura Nusoyent Ia cathtrtic, dluretic, r.
solvent, and absorbent. It puri1cs tho blood
poisors. nyIxor',tcs tho br441i and nervous
l1rees, nntl throws III tlacnsr. Cutlcura. a Med
ietnai Jelly. arrests external disease. removes
llfeloss tlesh and 8kt1,, renders heu!thy ulcers,
fOres, and dlschnrxinx wounds, nllAyA innm1nl.
to. itching. and Irritation, and heals. 1t Ia tho
RWiftcet. ciuanest. md tIest Hair ltcst0rcr hnd
1!enl,titlur In tho world. Cut[curu St'up. fur
clrunsfng, restoring, aud be.l,ltfytng tho skin,
n'a Tor the tnllrt, tath, md ntlrsery,t ~ unri-
tirxt and only 1nu!tcinal snap prcparod expressly
Tor shaving, ure prepared from Cuttcuru.
, 1880-06-12

:ior1sr. Princess Of England and Nrarclfon-
q, Of fornc, Ia quoted ~ saying to reporter If
III ,flwa,,kee Senlfnei Tint sho ind her brother
I'm ~ ycry much entertained and dcliHhtcd
by tho Chicago Convention. ave wore
lid Of IN opportunity" 'sho sald, "tp
70 s tho primnry gathering Of Rontle-
men VINO sclcot your ruler. I can har,ly dc.
rr{bc in n few worls tho feelings cxpcrt-
rntcd, To think that right tharo In Chicago
bu.Incas was going IN as ustla!. nu Undue OK.
t[rucnt[f], and TINT In tho 1arKo building few
t,eo [nenrly s001 tfor they nrc but fcw Of your
fa.t popuat!on} worc hnving a dobattng 60
rlety that WINS mixing your ruler. You know
III. 10 tlli1cscnt from what VIC hnvo boon aoous-
,omc, to-" exclaimed the Indy. speaking in mn
Interested md v1ynclous manner. "1ty scnsa-
tloos" she nllitHl. "werc conflicting, and havo
thought much unt will think long upon whnt
t,x, Thts Republic Is ccrtninly remarkable
Institution. No mal Inns nny right to tho throne
Or tho chair It IL oronto everybody. And
set I an told that NIL tho feeling subsidies ind
e,e,y member Of tho purity works to elect tho
narninrc."
, 1880-06-12

TnE London Times reports TINT Col. Bea,l-
1soat has succeeded, after four years Of expcrt-
nest, IN making nearly perfcut compressed.
a|sengtne for locomotive purposes. The air Is
stored it reservoir Under pressure Of 1000
pounds to tho square inch and delivered thence,
ant. Into a small and afterwards into larger
t!llnlcTs, whence. after giving out its forco, It
pases Into the outer mir. An anclsnt tllfioulty,
thAt compressed mir freezes tho atmosphere,
shIch oonlonsos OH tho Joints Of tho engines,
haibeen overcome; and tho engine Gun now
haul gross lund Ut twenty-five tons for eleven
mile*, Or twolyo tons for twcnty miles, with QUO
eaatgo Of air. This will nuke 1t by fur tho most
a*'ul form OF engine for stroot- railways. as
nete will bo ncithor Hume, smoke. nor n0iso 10
lnshten tho h0rses; n,ld it will 10 ut oneo mp
plea Ia tho Ediaburs and Portuhcllo horse.cars.
HRS found cheap IN actual working. it will su-
pssede fer ccrta!n functions both steam and
ao'ses md probably bc applied to carriages
1ass's!ng common roads, ong-sought dcstd-
attum.
, 1880-06-12

A1lER,1T WHO Inns lived in q cave, solitary
eao t!one. for thirty years, md who hnH arrived
n'ao y coo! ngo OF y yoara, like Austin Sheldon,
a. tae woods Of 1'lko County, Pennsylvania,
W cans 70 30 nnll-pnlof agaInst tho ahafts OF
taP'd. hut this hermit fell III love With young
~ aad bssollHht hor parents to glye her to
'a'm n marriage, which they naturally woro dis
sssaood to do. Tho young WOMAN did mt oaro
%hsa Ia cAyo with such relic. At lcast this
soaas woman did mot SEQ tit to tio 80, though
pAAoly thore n,ay bc somc other young woman
s% 1fpm tho very novelty ut tho proposition
.a ,a*at nave soon 1t to nay "Yes." Tho hcrtnit
~ 1uesoforo, In great dudgeon retired to bis
,s. s, "ncre he reatla tue Dible and cooks tho
- ss Which ho cals bis lneals. hut hermit
Wy IVY Hanta to got 1nNrrod ID hunabng. He hns
w. no trtio orc1nlticnl sonse. iIe nlay haye bis
t., te, nfo on vegetables, be untiiy and rugged,
-. ~ tho modes and g'ories Of tho hermitage,
W! pa!ng for tho nuptlal knot hc isstiu fraud
eal adeluslou, :
, 1880-06-12
9AYs the New York 9'ri1,t7tc:

Among tho unsuccessful candidates voted for
ii Chlclp0 thoru Is probably no onts WIN IL less
disappointed At tho result thAn r. 1}la'c. He llns
ietl too close sttlstont Of Ilticml history nut
ID rra!!ze htlw precurlnua Es tic position or n
sanjijato III Il NntO.inl Convention who has
lmost enonEh but not quilt, enough votcs to
nominate hitts. At no ttno during the cnEvhsA
Fasneovrrsunxlfne Of success. aud ',is confident
fdenda wero oiton sarpree!! Mt tho coolngss And
i,npartIaty with which he Gllss ctet tho cEnners
of tho Convention aud gase to nll tttOse opcrat-
inE 4Sn!nst himself r1ltIer more than tholr fl,l1
weight. lfc i,as tho satisfaction now Of know.
ing that hI8 candidacy, II unsuccessful defeated
ths fhrl-terni plot. Glld salved tho lteplblcnl
pasty from ,l!arlptiUn HIT for hlx Krenr popl-
fant5 anonx tho Republican tnasaes tho anti
Cnnt elements ut ChtcaHn would not hnye l,ni
lllicent strength to control tho Convention.
party realizes tho danger from which It ilns cs-
sspcs. snd when It cot'ls oft from tho excite.
debt Of gratitude to thu bravo Senator from
Maine, who first Mudo hcnd uEainst the, third
term insanity. mud whoso Devoted battnlions in
uashaken centro Of tue nntl. Grant army.
, 1880-06-12
;. HATCH'S CAMPAIGN,

H4X FRANCISCO, june ia Tnc4oM dis.
patch'says d h.ass-lneettng was held by citl-
zeils'' 'bf tirant County, New Mexico, on Mon.
.4n{"'htgllt, at Silver City. Five hundred
prominent citizens were present. lsesoltl-
Hohs Severely esnsur!ng {iea. Hutch and hts
'et1lnlalM wero unnnimously paAseti, de-
'hall1tnx hts removal and thu appointment at
gu efficient cornlMaynicr and fnrc1 Capt.
!'arker, rtltet ut Hc9uts Ut the San Cgrfus
u1ctr services til thq. d4i4. The resolutions
States, ConlnRnllng General .gf tbs Army.
department Commander, ti1yGTnpr. ok NnW
9taHtco. ansl coples forwu!tled to ths Eastetn
4ll HAElUE IlEHaaHa ~ liz
, 1880-06-12
TuE HARVEST.


ILLINOIS.
SPECIAL Dtspa.ea to IN Chicago Tribune.
GoLcoNnA, Pope CO... JunB 11.-flaryest-
Ing. Crop fair. Nearly ~ good Us In 1879.
Special D4pateA to In4 CAteaoo Tftbuna.
Dw1olrr, June 11.-Fayora1lB chnuga In
the crop prospects, Commenced tho worry
day Garfield was nominated aud tlltEd-tornI-
ism was buried. Before 1t did saelll as II
nothing would grow but cockle-burrs and
wecdS. The corr! IL now oil up, With duo
stalad and doing finely, Our routls ara Il!
llsrt-claAs order, Thanks to . go-alAund Board
Of lEoad Co1nmlssioncrs; Our yl1'aknt stseets
Everybody g now eating sprinx lamb and
Strawberries! Nobody seelus to haya heard
Ut crow down hers. d
, 1880-06-12

/ ~ nsAa1s .as +. hoor deserves great credit for
pa,.ttu! arrangements ho mado with "0ta
sn, s,o.astae4' to keep tho weathor lu ChIoago
.natat! .ataut! tho Convention flushed Its business
lLh-su setaruod homo. II old Bol had shown
ton.. !sn taco during tho wopk Of tho Convu1a-,
H. a! 20 has douo tho past two days, It would
b.. u|aed tho reputation Ut Chicago a. sum-
Il. roft. ra.ft. nut didn't ~ Old Fsubs," wax It to
ID. ~ ead Comtnun!st SsowdF lIe scattered
II. a.qaauca md Faaoa!s mighty quick. Thoy
d. ~ y" ''sn< - e'eal'a a's "'so sesos'
, 1880-06-12

General. hut lot us DO fair ab0,,t It, The other
felIoWa deserve oqual prafHe for pluck and
tenactty. Thoy catno to Chicago .ly1od M To q
lender, bit ulttcd It, tha rl1tIloan tn defeat tho
"ItnaaeH" anil nominate m nnti- third tntn, cnt,-
dtdnto. They ftnAl IN tlcr rnhka witi1nut fater-
Ing, receiving tho heaviest i!ro Ut their op-
ponenta until they had SOLICITED tholt standard
bearcr. Thon they mado a grand charge, swept
tho hold. MD tho tlay wsN Won, IIonors woro
cnRy o., tho acore Of pluck. both sides possessed
abundance OF It..
, 1880-06-12
The Coming Champions Score
Their Second Victory it,.
at Troy.
Piedmont nn,l Monroe Chief Win Two
Knees In Fast Time at Al
Detroit. -.
Trotting at jackson and Pittsburg,
and Sporting Matters ~,
Elsewhere. 90
DABE-DATL.
tItsa tkLt maasktF


Hptttai Dtspatth 10 Tit Chteapo Trttuns. IN n
TImr, n. y. June 1.-The ChIeagt,s won
easily to-tlay, nuti,attng and outfIcls'ng tbolr
opponents. Goldsmith was hit mucll harder
than Corcoran, but the Clllcagos also
got the hang Of Welsh, atnl ha w,s
battcd very freoly. Wild throws, Of
Burns n1ml thrcc-basc lit OF Gillespie
gnyc tito Troys thosc rims f1 the first inhing.
and they earned one IL, tho seventh OIL lift
Of Connor and Welsl,'s two-bascr. The
Chtcago's scored four in tho fourt! inning On
hits OF Da1ry,nple, Gore, Kelly, md Golsl-
smith, nnd errors OF 11dlbcrt mil Coggswell.
Errors by the same persons md lits by Quest
md Atson added Onc iii the fifth, and four
more were added III tho slxth of hits Of
Kelly, Flint. Burns, Quest, autt tlorc, MID cr-
r0rs OF 1lolbert- The lust rul, was tailed on
lI!ts Of Kelly, Goldsmith, and Flint.
THE ap{}f1E.
, 1880-06-12

Next to John Logan nnl 1soscoc ConklIng,
n lot uf Wisconsin, pelntHrnts TINT oatne down to
Chirngn to help nominate Ornnt nro tho worst
disappointed mon on tho tol, Tho thlrl term fs
such n popular sehtnc with n Brcht nu,nbor Ut
nouehons tl,nt nothing can compensate thom
for fts defeat. Tho t1cnp interest they mani
fcstod In tho work uf tho Republican Cnnvct,.
ti0n. md Tho pnrt they took In tic hotel lobbies
md OF tho streets III discussing tho rnurIts of
different candidates, weru nsnohg tho most nota.
bio curtoslties Df tho Convention.
, 1880-06-12

Milns curned-Troy. g; Chicago
1.wo-base hit%-lI0lbort, Welsh, Burns.
Thtco- base hit-(3Itlcspie.
!lnsca OIL orrors-Troy,l |; Chicago 1.
Naao on -Coggsxcll. Reilly.
Loft On hasgs-TrDy, q: Chicago, 6.
Struck out-Caasidy, Welsh.
Passed hnlla-Hu,bcrt, +; Flint, /.
Called laltla-Wcsll, 18; Goldsmith. 81.
TiTne 0f gamc-a;N.
Uinptrp-Duaehcr.
ALuANY-nArTrMORE.
:, ALBANY, n. r., June 1l.-Albanys, IL;
nnltllnQrps, 0,
, 1880-06-12
BUSINESS NOTICES,

.Arend's Kunlyas lae been used will.
yours ln tho various frms Of AyslnpslA guxtritfs,
nul4sG4, xe1luful debility, consumption, 0t1 ku-
n,yts Is not autallulaei II II y pleasant, wiug-
EE4 beYesaVv u tutlJ: Made froul uilk, N,cli-
tutY g1AtehA u !lalic,lts stomach. Nothing
els uIAIis 1esh and hlus4 aud strength W fllst.
It tn ac STICK &rtilM ot. fur The regeneration Ut
tht+ +a t!seJ Vi luv vitality il. WHICH medication
Or fata1lN.tj aauit!oa tul. eva1 fur cituplaf.
, 1880-06-12

SENATOR BLAfsE's services to his partv
nr1 groatar to-lly than over before. Without
tho hr9an1aed opposition Of h1s candidacy tho
thI.l-term blunder would hayo beet, made.
ffhts OF !tsclf Is greater scrvicc tllnn has Icon
duno for tho pArty and tho country by any
other Republican nf tho time. Ills second and
almost equal service wns In picking out for his
friends 10 support tho oncn,an Of all nttors who
could most snruly Unite tho pArty and mike It
most quickly forEot tho hot cotltoat OF tho past
weuk.-New York Tribune
, 1880-06-12

T1tE Milwaukee Sunday Telegraph is Of
hpin!on that It Is II bnd ttay for tho Republican
phrty " when Il son OF 8tephon A. douglas Is
ruled out Of n Republican Convention beoausc
he Is friendly to tho nomination Of U. t. Grant"
Tho 1f{tguph editor does mot understand tho
cnsc. MI. Douglas was ruled out for no such
renson. ne wins rnlci out. not because ho
favored Grants nomination, but bccanse tho
Committee M Credentials nld tho 1t,njosity ut
tho Convention decided that his credentials Wcro
EuurfOu8.
, 1880-06-12

MATT CAnrEyTEH's lntluencefn Wisconsin
Is not 9ront, II 1t is TO be measured by tho stub
b,rn refusal Of tho delegation fron TINT State to
ftyor tho soaator's candldato for the Presl-
da1lcY.
, 1880-06-12

STORM D1s.AsTEnS.

SIVIfl1 0I81A3l NIE5s
Hpfelat Dkpateh to 1As C2teaeo 7rtbans.
East SAGINAW, Mich, juno 1l.-A tornado
swept over portion of Ctan County lnte yes
tcrf1ay afternoon. knocking down lurec
quantity Of timber. Ncar Harrison, young
ina,l named 1Ytlttn.n Anes tyas struck BY a
falling tree, crushing lis skull and prntluc.
i1lR Instant Heath: niltl nllntiier ntAn iiasl hla
skull fractured. Considerable damage was
done by tho storm, but no further casualties
1fU fctUrtg1.
, 1880-06-12
SKIN HUM0R

F6F EV 16aFs EhttFc1y CuFtds
MEssns. WgEKs 4 rUrTEii-0cntlc,ncn havp
suffered frunl Skin tlnuur fur twenty years,
without fln!linE MY remedy Ut treatment TINT
euru ltencsllcs. which, III SHIRT tItnc and At
small expense: lase entirely erAdtcatcd ryery
FRO from it. l thurcfora believe they will do
nlt you advertise them ntlo. Respectfully yut,re
JOS. ". ESTADHGOk.
Boston, July 2, 1872.
, 1880-06-12

THAT old Asl,tabula District buitlsschool-
holsus ar,l raises mcn. It Eaye to tho country
Elisln Whittlcsoy. Joshua Il. 0tddlugs, Douja-
ullll L. WA1o, md Jatnoa Il. Gnrtlcld.
, 1880-06-12

8ps*tat Dhpatsa 10 3As Csteaaa 1ftbtHs.
SAL1AA, Saline Co., Juna l1.-Wheas har-
vest commenced. lied May wheat is rlpe.
VIII be light crop, but will be OF guo.l
quality. Fl!tz and other late yafieties still
growing. Oaty sleaAinX very short. Weather
very clnNEeaDto.
, 1880-06-12

icon bless you, gentlemen, but your can-
dtdAto cannot be-" said 1Inrntto Seymour on
one occns!on. "Ithank you, gentlemen" aa'd
Mr. Garfield. II will he Your candidate, aud I
expect to to your President
, 1880-06-12
OBITUARY.,

8psetat DtspateA u Tia CAteaoe TttAuns.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, June ll-Capt. T.
J. fossythe, = soldier III the Mexican and
BLACK Hawk wars, and the War Of the Rebel
1lo!. died suddenly ofApoplexy to-dXy. akrl
~ yRQlH.
, 1880-06-12

s,t,,,. 0fant delegates" are taking great
b. J. )" \ themselves for their tenarIty in stick
ssu,I uelr chief. Thuy deserve 1t, but they
fat,cs.', ~1o ulsRTuccd themselves Il they had
tnI| osoke. and he'd frotu tho Held. They
"A's l9ea unworthy soldtels Of tha grim
, 1880-06-12
WILD LOGS.

9ptetdl nspdteh to The Chicago 7ttbune
N1LwAuKHt, Wis, juno 1l.-rhc Sc,,tt-
alct'a La Crosse special says that 50o0, 600 feet
Of logs, owned by Shrcckcr d. Mueller, Of
'Tre1npe!eau, brok6 AWAY last night. Tho loss
Is estimated at s4O, 900.
, 1880-06-12

Miss BuuL1SaAaIE, daughter Of the late
Minister to Chlna. is shortly to be married 10
Mr. Horny Jaqucs, OF lioston.