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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15
.XrOITs TAOM SEWN ATLANTIC rOl0s FOR Whlh IND ID


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The aggregate stocks Liverpool Lo don. las ow. o. i.
Ien AZ rfod, BE fast. 30 ewcase, Gl
dom June 80, 1880; Wheat 1o6, 'l2 qrs.' Maze
HAY '%ND srlsAw-IIay IN rooi demand; straw quiet
New Hal Soc 81 shipping hay oid. g. Me@'Gm tan
doe Rye straw 81 OoG5I To- sho' do. Coe &c Dat
HIDES omc; unclaimed: ..,.. .o,,,.. ,.ou,un ne.
IS &c.. soes stated At 'ij hhds cuba a75 bids fcro
NAVAL sToRIss-spiliis Turpcnine quiet Of 27qo2sc
q'ne stined 10 0ooa a'i~iped II 4o@sl 20 Tar
TIeHTCs F.eF b.; rraa iS fneS g thereby
Flour y e. & PA PoYs9 S1 IaSo s p.Tt n Gun;
bush or in - su,lasr bush 2. page IS per sacS.
ana ana Foul S at u.s. Sd N 6bs and -. O.
Iiavre L0oo pr yisons Augu,t sh men,; ri
yae te sle5Iin IS Oh; ail steam 600 Dqsh
HorWst'l baISs 10 COX Tor or ie1s win Grda rrga-
lar Bit sh garh 600 9rS same Nq}aes Se sd nee S,
British BAH hence 10 DIX 1850 qis 5s Sd Nor
wegian Oara = 90 qta io2 Nor"eg an 81 D. o. f'euch
e SaS 10 4a fsH e $50 S SS @ ear
10 AntwerP 20 tons PROV son rs g.. e.man TX to
Provisions aud general argo at ra'rs A"rrcan oatS
rat - sd, aud u Duns DO for Cadz 3s 3D. per 40
Ole Moderately active without marked change
R S aaa sDnoT gc Crude M hD " order
PRoVIsIoNs-PORK-Me opened abOnt lie; per Dbl
lover Sard le.eyere rom ~. degae an closed We
hrn at tilhe over "a" POts S s nv
count: Va es 10 bbls. New Mess SPOT 81 25a-l@ 81:
s59ins Pifg Com 70 100 bbis sepiembeT
&i8 30 l. 30 bDls. October sl3a closing s3 .5p
Sl 30 $50 bOls : u 40 1hudCsll-Au2ust ST. lJ0
az Senteaber slS zoo l3 80; October J &l3
Year 81 sos So do Il u. SIS 81 as -. Bl-EF
Nod, rate unchanged prices 10 bbls.
Mess priv ate eIms quote SlO .. F HA NJ brm and
nm, an ed CUT MEATS ruled hrn. mod
81 o Picklcd Shoulders Picked sho ers. 30 ac
Smoked Shoulders AlDDLl.s steadily hed D.
terms Long Gear yc., short Clear ~ Long ana
short Clear, half and hall, &c -DkESSkD hogs lsD
&c better good denand cry Heavy TO Light. 6eoh%e;
Pigs BLc....... LARD Marie declined about 5c pei /
closed stron with portion OF ihe eclae cit
fair lots molvrae Ousn s. on sp cuatlYe
count: sales. 1425 tcs Prime steam SPOT 81 1s1e
7 900 tc. gniy. l1c closing 7io4ll2 81 3, go
August 7.l2gO7 l5c closing l. C.. Z.15U ics eebember
7..0G725c, closing 22 '2c 100 ties October ~. "a
Csll--Augus'. 7l0G7!9 September 80 @G7 2. sc
40 tcs., 7oJc; Refined quoted ~ c. onti1ent.
BUTTfR CHEESE and -GGs Dtn and unchanged.
kICF-I' nchanRed moderately active.
SEEDS-Qnet. unchanged.
R. Raw null IA unchanged Far 10 Good refining
7iis1 7Isc sales, 80 hhds Jan Al 7asc hhds Cu1a
7sac 100 hhus do. test 80 T. &c Renned
Crushed, 10 q lU'ec; Powdered, "a
I0i4c: Granuated 1Oc Cut Loaf losai0'2c.; STANDARD
A." gao; COnf-cuOneTs d" A." S9iaS7sc.
STEARIS E-Unset 100; nominal. 3 1910
TALLOW- sales 100000 H. CilsdG4c.
WHISkEY-Dull. nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15

PURSUANT to an order OF the Hon. r. L.
Iarremoe. Jusse notice gwen TO ali persona having
cl.,ms Herr ~ Present hr enas th4
his once lo4 NswYork Cay "
or before september AZ. 1850.
Jay :. lus0 JAWS WVAss A~s9see
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15
NAS STOCKS.

N >eglork Brook,n socss, and also all kinds
o' n'''''.'u - ..EGhtE .. par TssSs,
~ BROADsl., AND % EAcAANGEPLACE
EASotUCK, n CIV X. 4. Stocks and B 'nds
~ ooushi q SOFT ~ D ENlI I.2l EGcnin 2eplace.
NWYNNE & DAY, 40 Wall->t., NewYOr
E,oec'sar hG..a,s- an railway shares. Bonds &c, &c
N-OTICE-Wl ereas stockholders OWING more
- iH nqF9 AD ri o. 'l HNY ha ''S'a dy aped N
wing % n u trs.den % .a9 emp ny P
tie puiposo oeeiinu'ae By woe 81 e. c' o' ION S as,
netA couInauy. the Rams "a. lc awas ConpIny
ga dG 'l ana' n. iss ID aple TO- sia taA The p
a., If moro ina iot ris OF he stoc ~ ne linton
Pacific lroal Comp.ny las en- given 10 saiu NJ cits oil
Uuol Co.sni alto! ia deemed pr pc hat special
i|sni,.c b, q = coae vote TO. knoldrr,, at meet
ing 81 ne ,oa,p held Tor that parpoe: ,,. 80,
,o e' o. tie i non p C lie itslroa Conpany.
m o., the s.os h.-s o SAID cinp NY 10 hclda oGce
,b iy '.' or the M @ o. auels 4 D. 1886 between
e ar & seo ao y oic Il o 81 sad S Corpora 3S
i'm it ssrnl % c,s ent rom me sd Arcs o. Ih ,
la, uly f via e -ec-oiay of me In error and Ise
One. Z. Broadaly \ WORK.
o'eu ua-er ms han his N 35y Of y Nay 4 D. 1880
Presi zen of'h Onion Pacific Raitoad d mpany.
6i &c,r5 ~ lock having already a~sented 70
mercy have Tat sent ta,c recoNned yo,e.
rVHE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY
NO. H. Na.sau-.-. corner of Pin@-st
CAPITAL. SI.0uO.oJJ ~ a.. =. BOEDA
Allows Interest deposits. resIrna0e Oh demlat
suechod dates. Isa ic-a uep05Ory tor money pii intO
Count. ) t.tA-rzrl .I-sutlr Adnntstritpc
ia ans other Uf
81 iisrssI ,eei Bonl., aad rrIs.esl,r
Henry F. srACLp!NG. President
E E;. T. > r ~ = ~ Vics-fra''leAsh
c. "a. l.. BABCOch, S5'r'oA.H
BOARD Or InU -4-..-a
II. rtbrOck, Ct.r-r g.. Lana
Joaa.hsi. ThornA JACOB D. V,r nuye
~ Furlps GEO. NaccdlDcI HIDE.
Io-lau NJ. rske Roswell SSscL
(has. g. AIutOn. AgA. 10y.
L,Inund ". CJreA amos * Gao
y "a. tJ-sIit y.
MIi. IA. Appleton WI. H. "eDo
Cu.tay -.c.tyb ] flerpOnt dJrrk1,
pavId DOws Percy Il. Py1e.
nAitlD SAFES Henry =. - u "u'
W. Alrn Bnter. DAVID WOLF 3iSlJp
J mes 4. Naila'e tOruehus n b''''
Pen. b. Sl~rmal
no DENVER EXTENSION BONDHOLDERS
-VIe urde,sigurd Trustees unaor certain Mortgage
IN ed IA, fac Railway COMPANY. commonly
cuNe Exclusion ~ ttgtEc erep gave 10 C 70
BOIdhOues that thf nave ~ th'ir
h0us nj II d als applicable I'd
The purchase Of DeDv EXe1lO' int res Ger u1ceS OF
bonds, fr Slns';" fuhu III Cnlo MY W
he term. sEtstfe OS
Kansas Pa,i1c Raj Company. az .tr dau tne
muf day pri A. D. 1919; ana they hereby invite pro-
e. thcm n, Trustees, u IN tioseS 1i
ihe Sukns Iui aforesaid Of any al IN lno cettn
cafe i-r b the Pac nc RAJ way Compa IN
uupnu aHd oy rUo coupons hio u hNeI fA
1 Bold-, conformity with The orms oil sad supple
mruiary Mortgage. ,o,,.- ,,v,y. DIT
walls. New AOrk Il VIII no received uhIl nj
ia J0IE :. sTEWAhT.} Trustees Kansas
ENUIcOIT. IT,, tenri'l Mortgage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15
Ocean GIrumers.
ANCHOR LINE U. S. NAIL STEAMERs.

A NCHUK LINE Z. ;. MAIL II EAMEHS.
"A NkW-YOHb AND GLASGOW.
From Pier No 20. North River. NewIork
Ethiopia July L. DeyOnIt- uly 81 o. m
%. a. N Ca lfornia IA ug a. n
These steamers not clrrY ttIe. sheep o. pgs
Cabins EGU uckets at reduced rLgsa
nd cabin. $40 Stserage. rs
NEW-IDhk To LONDON DlIECl.
From Pier No As. North River. foot Of Cbares-st
.Elysia J.ly = D. IN Wet "a July "a. A. m
steamer, ma ked ms do not carry passengers
Cabins so sos Excursion tickets Reduced ries
Hen DEknON BkOIn a.R,. Agents 3oWAng Oleen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15

Al eva Brooklyn Gas stocks, and also all kinds
u BtoOA IN .uk C,lD,4lf sUt iiiItl,- dca ~ Dy
S.EBiGtsE a.. PisE.TsS~,
~ RROAD-s4., IN ID % EACEANGEPLACE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15
BARNUM'S MUSEUM CO.
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000.
GREAT POPULAR INVESTMENT!

NJ r. r. BARNUM takes ihe personal management OF the
Great Building and it. variS department
Applications for portions OF the budding AREA received
by The Company indie tho rnag of large div bends on
the stock the sabscrb which embrace people from all
Professions trades and industries.
only i'm OF the unsod s7jO,0O0 Of he stock
whca offered the public June - remains for SUB
sclpIln.
By direction OF the Museum Compauy the 20 the pub
lie for s ions par extended to August
proXimO.
Subscriptions 90 upwards In even hundreds VIII
be received.
Pro,ptcls and subscription lists will furnished
plcauOn 10
m al Wnctnru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15
GUloNN I hiHE. les mAfLsreAMEas
FOR QUEENSIOWN AND LIZ EkPOOL

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL Hambufg-
n Anne Packet Companys Line for PLYMOUTH
CHEkBOURO aud HAMBURG. ., 80
GELLr... ..-....Ju ls Suf
a. III Iu-v . nj
Rates passage Plymouth. Loneon CheiDourg Han
bn, or any kalr aton thesouhern partO England
FIRST Cab 500 Second Cabin soV Storage carrcuoY
So c. b. RICHARD a co. Geh tsss. A%I
&vi-NHARDT 4 co. ol Broadway. New-i0rk-
Genera AGENTS o. Broai-sI.. Aew-Yolk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-15
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

1 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEN-fORk
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREAEN:
Ri Elm 1T Juy z Cd ------- AT Sup -
NrCkER sat. j. - Ma SAT hn.us
RATES OF PASSAG from NEW.YORE 10 sOUTHAhf
ION. HAVRE OR b. EhEN "a
FIRST CABIN .......slOJI SECOND CABIN
SrEF AGE $50
Return tickets Prepaid sieerage cerun
Gates. SO. N,
Ok4.RIGHS Co. Oxuns-ireen
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-02-25

S.-O A WEEK. s12 a day az home easily 10 a., 1,ie.
Augusta, Name. usSS-v
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-02-25

Jas. Patterson. planking Freeport br. Sc 80
j. r Pringle. masonry Springdale br. 737 90
Same. approaches same bridge 467 02
J. Wise, lumber same bridge l22 %
j. A. Davis freight Long Run bridge l 90
]. W. Ziegler, Painting Freeport br. y 90
John Ninroe hauling iron %
f. ;. C-ooker 2 81
James Pringle Springdalc bridge % %
- Donaghy, kittaDning bridge %
Wm. Bauer, rep'ng Freeport bridge As 90
]. @. Muntz, swearing Inspectors -
Jos. Dougherty, painting bridge sign 90
Samuel Miller, cleaning bridge 70
Henry Pillow, Surveying Spungdare
bridge fill - 90
EARNS CITY.
A. Martin, woodwork karns City br. 4 90
P. Burke, approaches same bridge % 90
p. Rankin, masonry same bridge 23l 90
MILLERSTowN.
Fl. W. Day, rep'ng Millerstown bridge ! 40
J. Frost, :" ) 90
NJ. Bowie. " p 81
C. :. Johnston, repairing Mill bridge y 70
P. NJ. Boyle, approaches y %
PETRoIIA
Jos. White. masonry Petrola bridge 412 81
Pittsburgh Iron Bridge Co FOR iron Al II
Town Council, repairing bridge 100 %
MIsCEII ANEOUs.
VIM. Bauer. bridge CASTINGS 2G2 16
J. G. Donaldson, travelling expenses 90 %
]. Mavburv, s3 81
James Gribben, l5s II
Total bridge account sio,8o5 46
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-02-25
= q N So w " SEQ n

can ba cured by the continued use Of OaNuHs
Con I1vra on ArD LACro Pm sPHtrE or
Lt,rr. a cure for Consumption. Coueht, Colds.
Asthma. Bronchitis, and a Scrotnlous diresses.
Ark your druggist for OsMus ana Ia 9 20
other II Ire has not got e. VII send one bot
ties anyWhe,e on receipt of a. express paid
Send for Circular to CHAS. A. OSMON.
noy26. .Gm l3 Seventh Ave-, New fo X.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-02-25

Mr.. II. B. Weisz, OF Batter. hereby
gives notice that he has been APP
pointed by the National Publishing
Co., to be their agent for their Bible,
and edition Of Grants Tour Around
the World" for Butler, Penn, Como
quenessing, Lancaster, Muddycreek.
Franklin, Centre, Oakland, Clay,
Brady and Worth townships, and that
no other agent can deliver these books
in these townships.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-02-25

We. the Auditors Of Butler county, have ex-
amined, settled and adjusted the accounts of
the Treasurer, Commissioners, DC, of said
county for the year 1879, and do hereby certify
that the foregoing accounts are true and cor
rect, to the best of our ability and Judgment.
In testimony whereof we have hereunto set our
hands and seals this 18th day of January, $50.
j. d. KAMERER,
B. I. HOCKENBERRY, Aud'rs.
J. Z. CASHDOLLAR,
We, the undersigned, Commissioners of But
Ter county, having examined the foregoing re-
port of the Auditors of Butler county, and be-
lieving the same to be correct statement OF
the receipts aud expenditures of said county
for the year A. ID. 1879, order the same 10 be
published. Given under our hands aud seals
this 23rd day OF January 1880.
j. c. DONALDSON.
JONATHAN MAYBURY, Cogn'rs.
feb4-4t
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-02-25
A new pgPAn4UREl


Dyspersll, sick Headache Constipation, Ril.
iousncss, Sour Stomach, Liver Compl1int,
Want ot Appetite. Indigestion. l1nndicc, KID
nrv Comp0Ifnt. Nrrvousucss, Dizziness. Sleep
i.as,css Heartburn, Collie, Debility Foul
Breath, Worms. Pilrs. Fcvcrs Odds. DC.
Tng ToNtc LAXATIVE rceuinteh tie bowels
ana strrng hcns the system, gives clrii bead,
pure blood and elastic spirits is purely 'esc-
i,bc contans no mercury nor aloes. Stie at
NH Times Pleasant 10 the tasic, and q -uh-ti-
tule Ter pills, Castor oil. Sc Best family mod
Irint known. Adapted 10 stroug inrn. delicate
females nd feeble iuinu - Ia liquid form
Sold Il, druemst- Price only 3S cents ior
large bottle HENRY Il. JADWlN. APO he
cary acd Chemist. Sole Proprietor, CarhondIlc,
Pa u. II. WULLER, Druggist, Sole Agent for
Butler Pa. lhnH'-ly
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-02-25
Grants Tour Around the
World.

Mr.. Wilhelm is also agent for the
National Publishing Co.'s edition OF
General Grants Tour Around the
World, written by the celebrated
writer, James McCabe The work con-
tains over 300 pages, is handsomely
illustrated and is considered the best
account of the journey that has been
written. Mr. w. will call at your
home or place Of business. ct
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-02-25
IT is to be wondered at that farmer

1T is to be wondered at that farmers
never, or rarely ever, raise potatoes
from seed. by which we mean the
true seed found in the potato "ball" or
proper fruit Of the potato plant Seeds
germinate as readily as those Of let
tuce or radish A small patch of seed
ling potatoes could be cultivated at a
small expense and trifie of labor,
while each farmer might, in this way,
produce varieties of potatoes more val
liable and productive for his particular
soil and climate than any that could be
purchased. At any rate the chances of
such results would be worth the trouble
of striving for them,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-02-25
JANUARY 26, 1880.
8, & .,
Bargains of More Than Ordinary Interest
JANUARY

One case
PURE GOLOkED SII Ks
AT soc, twelve choice shades.
Two cases
EXTRA GU tLITY STRIPED SILKS.
Al 90. bar AIN We bought out OF season. and
worth to the con umcr 75e per yard.
Four lots
22-INCH BLACK SILKS
AT Il, Sll2J9, Sl.25 and 81 40, value less than
the market.
BLACK SILKS,
Sl.50 to 81, OF the best known makers, at low-
est Prices ever sold.
NOVELTY
NEW 24-lNCH CON- eINATION STRIPED
SATIN DIYDN
At Sl 30. Tor trimming.
NEW BLACK SILK PEKIS
Al 500, au extra qgality.
COlored Pek'us, 81 and 81 25.
BLACK NELVETS AND SATINS
For Skirts aud Trimmings
Extra Fire Black Brneadc Satin D'Lyon.
Plain Black Satin D'Lyon al 81 75 81 80 and
$325,
Three Bargains thy Of attention.
Large Line Choice Colored Dress silks, Csc to
1928.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-02-25

AUsTRALIANs are now calculating
their harvest prospects. 1t sounds
strange to hear of farmers calculating
how their crops will turn out in Feb
ruary. 1t is about harvest time in
Australia.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-02-25

A LONDON land colonization and
banking company has purchased two
hundred thousand acres in Iowa at
two dollars per acre, with q view Of
selling the land to immigrants on easy
terms.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1880-02-25

THE Iowa House Of Representatives
has agreed to submit to the people Of
the.State constitutional amendment
making women eligible TO the Legis-
Iature.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-02
LETTER FROM KANSAS.
CnArMAN, KANsAs, Oct. 95, PSI

CHAPMAN, KANSAS, OCt. - io'''
Nr. Editor Perhaps few words from
Kansas may be of interest TO many friends
in oxford County.
The political contest is growing very
warm "a election approaches. Both par
ties are making desperate efforts 10 win.
The Republicans claim the State by a large
majority for General Garfield and Gov.
1T John. Important State issues are pend.
IN: before the people Two amendments
10 the Constitution are to De decided next
month. The amendments relate 10 the IL
qaor traffic. which has long hcca the great
curse Of the State 81 Kansas and many 9th
or Western States The amendments
forbid under severe penalties the manufac-
ture OF sale of spirtuous or malt liquor
except tor mechanical aud mcdiciud pur-
poses.
The Republicans headed 10y Coy. ); John
are earnestly working for The adoption OF
the amendments, while The Democratic
speakers nf The bor,rr ruilllu stripe, de-
clare they never will submit 10 any law
which will deprive them OF their liberties,
which seem 20 mean the exclusive right 20
degrade aud psuperizc the State hy allow
In. tho rum>cllcr, To grow rich while thu
people are rohbcd and hcgSsrcd 10y intern
pcraucc.
The Democratic party OF Kansas are for
free rum and free trade. II >oruc of the
Republicans OF MliOc who are hau';jus be-
tween two opinions, could witness Dcm-
ocratc rally and see the class OF men who
follow the Democratic leaders, and could
they listen 10 the falschoodS and vile sian
derN poured out by these rauting biacklcsN
aud uur,pentent rebels, they would vote
the Republican ticket with a willingness,
and zeal never seen before IN Maine. These
men do not hesitate 10 boldly claim that
the United States should pay for every dol
lar OF Southern property dcstryed 10y the
Union armies in putting down the Rebel
lion. The result in Maine at the Septem-
Der election WIS hailed with delight 10y the
Democrats 81 the West. We hope every
taiukiu. man from Que end of Maine IN the
other will make one grand effort to wipe
ont the disgrace OF the september election.
and ever more proclaim to the world that
the old Pine Tree State is still loyal 10 her
best Interests, ana the best Interests OF the
whole country.
oxford County may well be proud of her
recoil and magnificent victory In favor OF
temperance Justice, honesty and equal
rights for all men.
F. A. BOWEL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-02
OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.

ANpoVER Population increasing
The Lake Road has been repaired.
Little snow storm Tuesday night and
since going off, the ground has frozen sew
eral nights. Continued good weather for
falls work.
Chl's \. Kimball j. intending logging on
his lot near the Gardener brook ana has
leased the job to a party from Phillips who
Is now making the road.
The new Middle Dam" at Richardson
Lake j. progressing hncly ana Is expected
to be completed in January. The Union
Waicr-p1wcr Co. or Lewiston, are doing
the work. 1t is nearly a fourth Of 4 mile
long. 1t is larger and higher than the old
one. and is intended to raise the lake about
isht feet About one hundred men and
many horses arr employed The derricks
for hosting rocks and timber tina, are
found In abundance close by, are operated
by steam power. The freight for this en-
tcrprisc adds largely 10 our teams. Audo-
yer citizens may get drowned ont when
the water of the lake j. raised aud we have
biz frcshct another spring.
MoRE ANoN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-02

HIGHwAY ROBERY Last week Isaac
Croker, Of Albany, was waylaid and
robbed on the highway, between Water
ford and Norway. The robbers took from
him sl65 % in money, his watch and
his revolver They pursued the same
method as that employed in robbing Mr..
French. few nights previous. One man
Jumped from behind, cast a cloth loaded
with pepper over his head While blind
ed confederate assisted in robbing. The
town authorities OF the locality where
these crimes were committed, should take
active measures to arrest the criminals
Our roads and streets must be kept safe,
as they have AWAY. been in the past.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-02

hall In town would not hold the crowd.
Speeches were made by several gentlemen
and the meeting was very enthusiastic
one. Hon. Elisha David Of Pennsylvania,
made few remarks near the close OF the
meeting, among which were these, and /
take considerable stock In them. He said :
There are in Congress GO members who
got their education at West Point at the
expense of the government, and that after
taking their oaths to protect that govern
ment. they turned their knowledge,
strength and swords against It." He also
said that ''such men he believed, had but
two rights, namely LIST, The legal right
10 be hung, aud I'd, The dirine right to be
damned" Had they been hung we should
not have Solid South and a Solid North
o-day.
'Tis now in order for Hancock 10 write
4 congratulatory letter to Landers, the
Greenbacker of Indiana He was elected
same as Plaisted waste stop ut home.
am sorry for one thing; have lost my
vote. am not a voter anywhere; don't
think am needed here in Colorado. hut
would like to throw my little ballot in
Maine for the man who led n mule.
think it Godsend for Indiana that Maine
went so close, and prominent Democrat
here in Leadville, said last week that 1t
was "knowu 10 be fact that IL was one
of Jim Blaine's sharp tricks that she did
20 80 close" We hope ii will not BIZ that
way In November, but give her vote for
Garfield and Arthur with good majority.
TRAMP.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-11-02

The CHINESE FORGERY .-EX-GOy- Per
ham has in his possession letter from
Gen Garfield. in his own handwriting,
which we have carefully compared with the
stupid forgery which the National Demo
cratic Committee has caused to be lithO-
graphed anu sent over the country through
the medium of the Democratic papers.
The handwriting and general style OF the
two documents are 20 disslmilar that the
way-fariug man can readily discover the
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