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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-03-16

KEzAR FALLs.-Thursday and Friday am.
OF last week the sleighing about here was as
good as 1t has been for the winter. Then
it commenced to thaw, and up to Saturday
night the snow disappeared as by magic,
the water running In brooks, and Tuesday
wagons and sleishs had about an equal
share OF business.
Died in Boston, Feb. 9th, WiHborn, son
of W. n. Stone, formerly OF Kezar Falls,
aged 10. He was buried in Limington.
Died the Goth, Friend Levi Morrell, OF
Cornish, aged 76. He came In from the
barn, complained Of not feeling well, laid
down on the floor, aud in short time was
dead.
March LIST Hazen W. Hartman, OF Porter,
candy man and brother to Ambrose Harri-
man formerly Of Auburn. He arose from
his bed at three O'Clock a. m. screamed
loudly, fell over and was corpse by the
time the family arrived. His brother and
sister died as suddenly and all on Monday.
Neither of them spoke after the attack, all
died Of heart disease. Mr.. II. was aged
about 50.
Greenbackism is drying up.-Le,eiston
Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-03-16

FRYEBURG.-On Thursday evening, last
DR.. Mason delivered ut the chapel, lee
ture on the "Alpine Glaciers" to well
filed house. II Is fine lecture, and very
instructive as well rs entertaining.
Robins have put In an appearance In the
village.
Measles are prevailing In town to quite
large extent.
The Argus says that Messrs. Glines ana
Weston OF Fryeburg. during the year have
bought and sold over $50, 900 worth OF cat
tie. besides trading considerably In sheep
and horses.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-03-16

MEXICO, March 0.-Measlcs at Dix6eld,
Mexico and East Rumford. The indica-
tions are, that there Is enough OF them to
Ego round" Fifty-four cases already at
Dixfeld. Your correspondent "a. w. 81
has them. George ID. Bartlett's school has
suspended, and the scholars from abroad
have returned to their homes.
The "oldest inhabltant" cannot remem-
Der the time when as early as March 5th
any man came from Lewiston to Mexico
with wagon. Plummer & Co.'s surveyor
did that, the 9Th Of this March. Snow Is
nearly gone-roads and hillsides quite bare.
sewell Golf and John Houghton keep at
poplar hauling.
Reuben Richmond ofByron has not fully
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-03-16
jim
BEING THE REMARKS OF WESTERN con-
GRESHAM TO A STRANGER IN
WASHINGTON.

GRESHAM TO A STRANGER IN
WASHINGTON.
Jim.
That's him.
Jim Blaine.
OF Maine.
Dyer never hear
How In tn year
az eighteen.eighty,
Jim stood m fought 'cm all.
Fought till he made 'em fall
BY his blows weighty'
Nos
Shot
Stranger. LUX we're
Mos curious thing
F'even political ring
To try to steal state
But, stranger, YOU
May chaw me in two.
II that ain't what they tried To do
In plain
OF Maine,
whar
The folks is squar.
An don't travel at no hot rate.
But yer see,
or Jim,
lie
Saw Their glim
An know Their tricks:
An he gin that head q his a thump,
An sot his brains To work on jump,
An spoil; the FIX.
Ehy Blaine?
Why. stranger. he's ALL brain,
Brains his
That's what Ii Is.
That's the ringl
II WAS a big thing,
stranger. you're right
An'-sayl come up tonight
An see him.
See Jim.
Bless yer. stranger. jim amt proud,
II he l. President; an he knows In ncruwd
When mans white.
THAT'S Blaine,
of Maine,
That's hun,
Jim.
Nv o. Fuller. jr., In Rockland Courier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-03-16

Gov. Garcelon was before the Hale
Investigating Committee on Friday. he
gave TO the Committee the rules by which
the board was to have been governed IN
eertiicating members. Then the Com
mittee presented to him a copy of the
tabulation sheet, from which the certif-
Gates were issued. and pointed out numer-
Gus cases where the rules had been VIC
lated. Gov. q. admitted that there was
an apparent wrong in these cases, but
disclaimed any knowledge of the matter
He said it was left entirely in the hands
of Council committee, and he presumed
they would do what was right. His tes-
,imony is mighty interesting reading,
and we shall present it in our columns
when it is all in.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-03-16

HIRAM-Tuesday, March I'd, the people
connected with the Congregational church
gave their pastor, Rev. 4. Cole. donation
party at the residence OF Mr.. John Pierce.
Sixty dollars 10 money and various articles,
among which was fine shawl for Mrs.
Cole, were received.
The ladies OF the Universalist society
held leap year party and sociable In the
Grange Hall, Thursday. The receipts OF
the evening were about Sl2, and q pleasant
time was enjoyed.
The teams Of 4. { P. b. Young which
have boon up at work in Fryeburg and
Conway, have returned home.-Press.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-03-16

We have received sample of tea
from the western Union Tea Store, So.
Paris, which We pronounce excellent.
See advertisement of the Co., in another
column.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-03-16
THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL
CONVENTION.

Under the existing rule, each State will
have in the National Republican Conven-
ton twice as many votes as 1t has elec-
toral votes. Each territory viii have one
delegate and the District Of Columbia
two. The convention will, therefore,
consist of TAO delegates, as follows:
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-03-16
OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.

ASDovER, Mar s.-The Republicans won
complete victory at our last election,
electing all the town officers by majorities
ranging from IL 81. The following were
the officers elected:
Moderator, Elbridgc Poor.
Clerk, c. +. Cushman.
Sclectmen, II. ID. Abbott, j. l.. Akers,
Samuel Akcrs.
Treasurer, Josiah Bailey.
Supervisor, S. w. Pearson.
Collector, o. b. Poor.
The town raised $500 for support OF
poor; roads and bridges, $3.50; current
and contingent expenses, $500; interest on
town debt, 5000; to be expended In high
way work, 81 200.
March 10. The report Of the Sclectmen
for the year 1879, just issued from the
Evangelist Office. gives the total valuation
of the town at slOO, 427.O0; the number
or polls, lss. The pauper bills amount to
s395.s2 The town expended for roads
and bridges during the year, slS7.95. The
current and contingent expenses were
sl6s.sl. Town officers bills, sl7S.0O. The
liabilities OF the town amount to 50 ,342.
The resources. including uncollected taxes,
are s3,0l0.2l, leaving balance against the
town OF s33l.97. The report OF the SUI
pervisor of schools Is very brief and point
ed. Most of the schools have been sue
ccssful aud well attended. The Supervisor
makes several recommendations which II
would be well for the town to heed.
The election last Monday was surprise
to ALL The Republicans were thoroughly
united aud defeated the Fusionists by de-
cislye majorItiss on every ballot. Many
Democrats who had stood firm against the
wild bcresies OF the Greenback party, went
square against the Fusion candidates. To
those men who had the manliucss to rebuke
and denounce the great steal aud the VII
lainy OF their party leaders, all honor Is
justly due. LONE STAR
March 1.-THE annual March meeting
resulted In the election OF every town
officer, being Republican by large MAORI
ties when last year all were fusion by large
majorities. The State steal don't take In
Andovcr.
The sugar makers In this town are pre-
pairing actively for the first harvest of the
year. The improvements In the manufac-
turc OF maple syrup have been as great
within thirty years as in almost any otEer
direction. The second growth maple has
succeeded the forest pine, and the tin
bucket the hewn trough, aud the galvanized
pan the iron kettle. The camp-fres are no
longer seen, the sap-house Is about rs
comfortable as the old-time dwelling house
We remember, however, when the old
method had much of the romance OF savage
life. Close observation concerning the su-
gar season has convinced u IN this latitude
March ajth IL sufficiently early to com
mencc sugaring. Truly, oftcn,ime, little
81 Ear may be made by tapping carly but
oftcncr II results In u great diminuiion In
the flow of sap when the right time comes.
The frst runs should be the largest and
best.
Logging operations are continued at
present.
/ Mr.. Edwin s. Poor's wife died suddenly
the 18th. leaving an infant son and two
promising daughters. She will be great
loss to her family aud large circie OF
friends. >.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-03-16

SOUTH PARIs.-The Dramatic Club Of
this place Is again doing duty. Two weeks
ago they presented the drama, Bread on
the Waters, to large and appreciative
audience. Last Friday evening they re-
peated the same with 70 Cd sdcces& md
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-03-16

PARIs.-There will be social dance at
Academy Hall, on Friday evening, March
10. Music by Weeks Quadrille Band.
Tickets, 80 cents. All are cordially inyit-
ed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-03-16
THE FRAUD IN OXFORD COUNTY

An ExrERr TEsTIFIEs THAT THE RE-
TURNS PROM BRowNFIELD AND Buck
frELp WERE ALrERED.-PTcULIARI-
TIES OF THE PENNANsHIP.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-03-16

-Emaciation, dropsy. mental ami phys
ical weakness arrested by Malt Bitters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-03-16

-..Voters take notice" that "The Voters
Text Book" Is ready-that agents and farm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-03-16
Newspaper Decisions.

l. Any person who takes . paper regularly
rom the ofhce-whether directed 70 his name or
snotAersa or whether he has subscribed or not
10 responsible for the payment.
.. II person orders his paper diecoatlnaed,
he must pay all zrrearaSes, or the puoiisner ma
continue TO send u until payment 10 made, and
collect the whole amount, whether the paper q
taken from the once or not
5. The Courts have decided thai refusing 70 take
aewspapers and periodicals nom the pos. once
or removing and leaving them unoshea "t'
prsaa Iacss evidence Of fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-03-16

BETHEL, March 1.-THE following are
the officers OF Bethel Grange, No. Sc, in
stalled last Wednesday evening by Worthy
Sire Ryerson or Norway:
W. Master, \. W. Valentine; Overseer,
H. H. Bean; Lecturer, G. l.. Blake; Stew
ard, s. W. Sanborn: Assistant Steward,
X. T.. l.. Farwell: Chaplain, l.. L. Holt (;
Trcaiurer, L. II. Chapman; Secretary,
Mrs. L. II. Chapman; Gatekceper, Ira
Cushman; Ceres, Mrs. j. l.. Swan; 20
mona, Mrs. q. w. Sanborn; Flora, Mrs.
w. Il. Eames l.. A. Steward, Mrs. 4. w.
Valentine.
The Grange expects to occupy their new
Hall in few weeks.
The Alder River Grange were present
and installed their officers at the same
time.
John Swan sent for car load OF plaster
last Thursday, which will be here in a few
days. Farmers in want OF plaster should
call on Mr. Swan.
Mr.. A. W. Valentine has been appointed
Agent by the Portland Beet Company for
Bethel and Gilead.
The entertainment given last Tuesday
evening by Mrs. Fogg ut the residence OF
Mrs. Ames on Main Street, was well car
ried out and quite success. The evening
was passed in the pleasantest manner.
There was u good sprinkling Of pupils
present from Goulds Academy. The young
ladies took advantage, wishing to improve
the year, and it was the conviction that
Leap Year Supper is good thing. After
supper the voting Of nice cake to the
handsomest gentleman present took place.
There were twa candidates, Mr.. Paul
Ames and Mr.. fimberiake. Phe former
gentleman proved to be the successful can
didate. The cake was presented TO him by
Miss Angie Swan in most graceful
manner.
The Ladies' Social Circle will meet with
Mrs. Cyrepe S. tittlehale on Thursday
evening, March 18th. All are United to
come. c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-03-16

Men wanted. Curran 4 Co.'S adver-
tisement.
, 1880-10-25

sla,ctNliy INV h nute. Trrn wns continued fair
dem ,ml. and rryit,us hri,r* wr sitils'rt4i.
th,trh thu prevalent trrnE "n- I'M: particularly
hri. Nr,lmr:
ir4.n..It .,..... y tl ,i,lhr 1Hr..,G....1i mtI
lsalry. t.l i'Arhlhe strk....ll tsLd
i,ntry thlr III Ha'it. t'Il itiHl-r ttIu
, 1880-10-25

EArrlFtir mi,,s. ,ir~.fl,tlun> Ut Ats,vk TIN la.bI
weak WM* very Hnlul aaln, iIl. axetTuH !Hr IN N,p-
sllHn! !stiippnA h'ISs ,rcDs Mtlsu WD xuppr1u1 tll
HntAt W!llla f.Ir tsTh ust.ius tin Nm.rkel ,pyrl-
hI"ti rrrssaai e&r"u4kh ~ iho Neek ntlSmr44l. Tu
nnay rnx tHr wtrlt thu nrknt w1ts txIsllyplf slui
Mus f:ats tn ntns qualities lla aA% bnt llttu DO.
HlnH1 Ir tilul Hi ulls!ur frsH ssrtnHt ur, Vii. II
R11nau! @hrIIkn40 III ynngs li.u c'su uf tho Mhuk
sssmitH N HlIftsNs+t tecttnu nt 1Es.x. Ex,H,ytprs
lstuht lmra sulmriIy san Inving Thu lrpy.n.,., u.
.etInsi!llaLtH 10 1eif wants wgu ~aHi,'u ut Euta4,
IISAttu. Erut nuEkut tur Tuans Mii Western ts.t.
,!u wlt alrt eAItt ul1rUd. UNI titrii,H Wv.Iurs.
.las md fl,Wrn'ay .lH lt"s la,tcti ~ lk.t4,
T'iesetusc. takr,. MI II, "'. .ia wnnk
rt"fuA III hi tniriy sattsfhct"rY IN" ~ Wsalarn
rlNIG",rr ntnInry Ut Ihosa nakEttH Snnsp I.tta.y.
etHAsfs t.'cttsG In,u All1nlnl thu! ttIr *l,tl,
Mr"As ttet ui44 ,4tliti,del ntEer yfr"*. Gnsn.
atp Ct.Hlihnutt IN ARA atIiy, aud A,tf s'tw. tlu..a
Wit, iii, s's =. SS =. i III sss. It l l Il ~ Sn9'S H.
h,su .tNsin w.- il il.t,. m!urk.L M halur,iay. fNo
sS'i.y Ssss s. ~ ma f "ss. ~. .fst' H. !,, s
Gt'I';d ~ salAts. ltJ week tht .A II Lc !nflt.1llA
itnrsyhlyS: r''at :.
Fam. ltei,svtI l;M.i.;t't ttsats; mr'rIiuK ltH!,
,.1"s,,' h. a'4 :'t1 -
hlnn*, AttsbllH i'm u ~. ..,......., ll1lxi
ltsHsl lttuft,a--N VI. .ltttrlru 4tNGEA. Wri2lt.
.S ht:, T.. La, s:.: aai* +.
n. li'! .H - H. ats ~,
'i'1Ias.a' IA rs'.,s. tss%e tttF chg slaughter,
"ri-Atui t't tn Itlt1 t1ks.,.....,.....,.. .s&s t. Ii
S''"t t:an"' t""t""i,. .slI,", weighing III
~ ~" ss'...'..' ,......++... .....- ...'. ~ T.
ar4s"'. .-:.,.:,.;,t...,.;,., ......... WtI ~
lM.. aLl t..t4"hr tisn .si
tukis l*IIh6y'& lHHravI Arlltv mltu tiruI. L4t
AaFt''x tas suu.athls ~ys NJ tlla week l rurss Vt
, 1880-10-25

tIltNl ratt1pts hi'l.. saturday frllt.i I,1lis,
$7::asi. !n,h lux ti!e werk'a tnlnl s:se:.441
rHtM! ssts uf fnlnfnK shares lilo lAlst wrGk ut
M,!h l:xri,nnEf's. slirt.:li AlIIrra.
'Iwn tt,ll,mntts w.'rn ttMug,trltanl here fltur-
,lny tn n,H'i1te tho Htntr.I.Ine S1lne3 hr Ssfn;
Gov. Sn!Htl1, flil.r u. sursll, t;orxc u. ltnl,
crtA. a'1d n'!ltr !'rt'Inft'nnt men nrV 'rftstt+.
4 Hhis Fr:llelsGtp Rlh.e!nl slss: "'rhe tnurn.
Is.',lt IN titllInI Stuck wtA ilIn 0ny ltmt1,r'ur
the l.st wt'gk. Thn stsvls tnciuo.f ~ In three
'inys. wltlstnnng. tho Superintendent
tnniolMl ,lrI,l. .tt tho tunsstnrks wor, ,s.lt nl
wehk ut tin Glss,'
.'rhe s.p.elnner ln.'11on llc'l,ct ur th'rty-t,yn
mtElp. wtls II w., ita'.''
\ v!rEl,I'n rlurill stys: '4Wtnxn No. Ut
t1nInh h!A struck .tre nssa3iH9 u"
\ sait 1.akn slmrA Hlya: "llnrHE tho lN,st
W"tf ~. III: ulst' seventeen girsn nr lsu bullion.
aId eighty ,hIhuf vt,l,l ,!n*t."
, 1880-10-25
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tltti'A1ES III.


ttss trlalI1s wcW 'ltHitrst stsr!y 1T EAs fur
ln'tle''lgi nina ;lt't', urslln ~ Sew furk. uun-
'atl,sls M tl1tnIsh E.utix, trrRhtH vert stIuniy
ut Itar lA'r IN 1Rs fin Il.nr tn Llvrtnn'l, !Atia
Itr '' tn Hl,.stS, stur tUr lAttl u,4 lIc.tl. ~
litrl"nd, ;tr tvr IL, IN Iln!,ilMIlp.
tt'o nHyHs1lu ftNtfi''s tT Wll.su rt'jh,rtlH HHe-
unar III thlr,ls" AltwutIhets, ~. lanits, l'rltt,
nIu' 'f'1M we'V EE,lhn l,u. Thu corresponding
siHpIntnts wprI :ccSa,tAN lna.
Ttte l"l''~lI'g ,"t* il'n lr,. rtilrhl nC p,sAu.s
Reported Tram Suw fntk Saturday; !tre.tipis--
lhr, lasl brl<: WII,..t, ~ In; .,r,,, .IdEt
III. tsifs, fkisI tn: r.ru-,Wi, l..rI. pkEa; ryr.
h,sAl III; bar!'.t, III Int; lmllt lslM In; lprt,
1Hla llrtFs r''1 ''cats, ,!n: pigs: l,n :.l1 lrs;
whisky, HaI i,rt,, 90 - .'.~
,EyEnt5 1tfr lw1llty- f"tlr ;ho..rk--tlht, }:,uA
tfls; ws'.s'l; tal-'fh l,n; ,s,Hs, .h.tA1',iHt.
lIo fHln."'ng satl''; rsiiidts tho. l.ss'..r Ut
4afs 1t ii9Ii grale ~ 'yhthl lusliuyra aAre
IN t*'f* ety sl"ao tka, IA ~ %ltu.ss4n d4tu.tor
tttu years: -. :, '..
, 1880-10-25

irfr"s wns unnierr,ttn,iiy tnwnwnr1 Ti'o t,ri,!t"
""r Thy tnrs.' ,'yr rT,r. FIR wf''s ~ iEff
'sHrl"tt liz trn'Iln IN t1.iul,trsnn villa lr tlt%'E
rl,,. NJ IL. pT"st,s w,,k ihr" ny. ~ :sr.':Mtm
aa,l's. rs,irc iie.vs -,,"r,s ill.," m".t. X III 4.
% r, t'. htt .r* WI nsctrfs ,m,Tn ny .t e. ~ i. ~,
IT'LL ',""y ] III II III t's "r.fsn4 Nv ID, sn,li,ri rSS
~" a.ss w c,'H rW4,,i ". HSnli"m': M M
Tf!asy f.,r cry ysss ,,', TT Z: ~ sHa w ,IF F,uy
tn"tn!l.s, t!."wi!,a II .r"lustai, "l ;s ~. .n,nin
t. G,s rin ~ s1. s i MI, It sI, 1a "yy !I,x sIs1s
viii sI,Ms ,;E'!F It t!s ax s
,fn, r, ], r s5 4 si; 81 il !5 ,' II M e" . @ wiz +,
II tsilhtt SUPPLY hlu wnrn AllH''t At sAHtthu hof
~IASssa ERR.
HlHfiaf Hfsrsttth to The tAienea TfthttnA
kANsAA ttTf. Nib. t'et s,-Iho I'rIrs t'hrnHt 10
;Sst sstsss:i s,yy ssiss y, .'s ssS srsHs" VI s ;
3:, pr''sa I"xnt. ttsNs3'1' hatf.Grred t,ccs' s3s
.i!!,;:* iscc,,t. I'm hun, nnrket .caks st,n!:.,.
eHEttaaI iiRhIshpp1txan tnixc'l packing. S4xsshsh
vt. fIDt'ts.
Hr. fntIs. tct. .-tArrlv--t Quiet md unchanged,
snpply r.DMl, Hnd business iiah! nj frcvttis gbtn-
tfi!,si tuaa,lpi*. i.i htlr!innt+. Tat
] HI ss i"s' SH , sG:ssfs iii I'll .'ass ii's.'
ri! , a''ra'a''' al sits' faee'pt'
ttSGtSSATf. tIt tx-lltlax.-sun,a,,8 fals md prcns
issf iI ': s t:rfk la estp Msns sI lsss's st.
llluliiH. Ail
ISttASArnt.ts.
lNtttASaFtbf.iH ftrt. GI--ltH1s--Atendy Rk &t.9t1
lii; reeEtptt. s,1N; s!i'Ithnls. A.Il
, 1880-10-25

lIti1.t .t1,KTIIttA f:t- Gk-FIUEII-1lA1t} kC4lttTly
my ttatrs,ud. ityn,lulnt III Eilal
tiRAtS-WhrAt ut,.uttlsl; rejrctrd on truck, s!u7;
MI rr. Oelaher. sl.t!1f bid. tlia Msk"I; Snvtt,-
|ar. &1lM lid. t1S'4 a<kt'd; i,reeul,Hr. HILL hill
s1.l;s2 nskf,!; Juruary. +LtGsi Hid, sLi1!f uskol
tusttlluls mixed. ts,rk ai'4e; trtrre.i. t,il
trick, iri slt1 nixst. t,ut,r Gle utl, i1(c uski,
November, u! H. l' a: nsks!; !leretther. IY &C. h
luii ati ,,a,Ier; Nj. wlitts, II; ~. tID Rlc NJ.
tiI. ;>x+a;ka.
oliIu,flsI0Sa-LtMtnt. tttpr-3i-a, l!c: mrs. psrk
:.itpt. t1nnr, ar..hr.t. lltal.sl ,eklet, s!.'av.
Lard. urltHu sttnlE. :d-II: Antl!r. ~ *S!}THAAL
HIrrEll-nHlI tHr Law rlrI tIrs1at splllGry
rx,.a,. :i1,;; ~ s.,in +" slc' :ts:sH. Now lnrk
2!":aa W1surn luturvc exts1l. :ab;I.s.e; u g'M III
Gtl.tas. h:t.k.
f.t;tlA FIrlM nj :tt.t.
t'tEEsE--itntf rxe,I,t eliocc, .wll1rlt IL stGAiy
CTpnhnry. ~ t;r it.t fnr 10 Knr&k, liz IL:
l'Er!tNi.il'M Snnilnaty hiIc'latixuI.
WHlsKS-iln!l 1T stH ~
lsti lt'r&-Fttr iIs trs3 wilru, llpllU tu; corn
1Hllillbn; .ats. itsala hui rSa. i'll hu.
HuLpMEST.s- -SUHG.
, 1880-10-25

s1'lsiart0ry icfi,:e's,6r $!.:!S Till, ill., Eal., @
:fnIal, a. Hif ftnd 81 ::!r5IttS S1ts: w;hfrI.
r!'trlAi.;El:u hur!t llNlrlsAa, seryir.t IN ari-
Ask4asltsstst*' that lhu Gs.Ilsiil W;Ls snurlbinE
:AtrMnrsl l,InEy, Ing .SfIr of 'ts,nt city aitss:
}HTrHtAplsalF thit The stlt,ul,Hlts hi.,tl,, ~
:'hsr' 1Erftta, tlsatly VI Sntn,Irl reputation.
y" fully tM.ttIitt III .lH t:s't~ md That NJ,
!a"ait.. vi L. u l"~,n ~ iMalrulnhtr sllne Il,
:lss I4'!f ,1r'.s.'1 .'''n'n'I'' nE''Ar. u, "str
tl.u Nnrlt.
, 1880-10-25
Ct}MMItfst;I.AL.

Thn t,''!nwlnR wesr tlc nsslptx am! shipments
H thu llHi.fnH NrllstS III puhlllre III tiIs city
stlrilly the twenty lnlr titasrs .R ut t,rluelt
sntnrlny npnl'tnk Ana fur tho corresponding
tint. ls.4& ytslr:
, 1880-10-25

"
NEW OHl.E.Sa, tlct Ei.- t:NAlS-t'nFn hcttyp hit
ta.wps. nt ~" IN. ttnts trafrr, NJ t!a
ItAY--flri,lrri r.lnre. I'll.
FH,,vIalnSn-I'urk qnlrt but tlrnt at atfi>t 1Astl
tttay. with nr <tcnntls ttrrc". kliht!BAc krR. VII.
link nrn. ual we,t. ut'd iow"rI rhnnl'lrrs packed.
kitt li.cnn rt. tj.nuirrH, Ita: :sie: c1Par t, ".
tltnF, yhc H-rEnr.cuFc. unllt GhhSn*'''' 9NfH
Etfs.
!sl. 'nrrnct tnli,iaty {. tIlc lIss s,,pnr-ro;
r,,I,'iti i%ti4y iir IL t,lly mir ag"4rs nrlmH II
e1,,,tts'. Htts4r Anaksas arifvr, trn uni hiunr1
ct,tIl,, kht [hlr, Altu; t,Tltnb u ElIuG0s kh5IeEt
lltAN-iIiAfcr III HG.
, 1880-10-25
2'Is. I.itIYLS.

G'r. LOUIS.
ET. Int'1H. ai,l., DGt Zt--FLlrn-A akHsN iuwnr to
xnlt.
liRAis-WiHatt l0wari M. rod. hl1ss cl<Ii: iEDin
Oc"et; tllalEsl,lls{ S,fyenlbr: *l.n fLss Llr]s
ueet1nar3 Iki innaary: $tIn ythri Nh. 3slI.
KHst1g. ncssn!tk tn tntHttn; M. tu. h,1e'A13
Carr nn,llt ttty Nv c t."it, :ssGta!.H Nuyunlta'E:
k9is:s!4t' tIereHberi (s jn,n,rys IH{s:s,xu ypur,
IEi.. Eiieu Mnr. t1ts Imer; ~ .e t4l$,. ss:.Js ~
SsiyrIH.rt :ftt{aA:a1.u uHtItnhfr{ In: Alny. nyH
snu@ ut xist:r{c. a':trlay-Cns:'al..;cA 1T Gialc.
i.EAtb-t1nrL ut hit,
1tt!rrEl-l1tttllntGHi
tctlaHHetl
NMIAEf-Sttrtl} IL &f.1a
,lI!,.sls'',Sx7,M. ~, M '9 Ut sla:s. Iry.sait nuats
S:5!i. NH fS.st;' LAIR, ,.uil,:lI
M !!tsGi!'ts ltM lr!*t Mnat ~ ~ 1:!t s:'rI!.
slirMENtx-FlnNr, itiIni lslai wJi.H.t t:;likt hui
cora; JI.An but 0nts. 1uA tAt rye. nnet .lastv5,
l,uuJ hu.
, 1880-10-25

t1f tho N:ISi tlrs hls,rrstrt an rs,r this mnnth.
1.iD r,lr+ VERY wtn1er. w!ltrlI graded III f"wa:
Ma. l. Itsrs Sn:. s3:r,rs: M, T. II! '1trs: II.
I,rhn ls@ iGlr-: tnt urnr. ~ rss+.
flIe fnll,lwIH w,'r'. t1l,' shipments uf prntls-
inns irnn thls ,ty nrlnx tito times nn1ssti. Tic
srt1tr1,1 i nt,. rr,&aat
, 1880-10-25

na.,!n,l untk t,rna dut1 nud t,runpi,,x: suut1cr-
fi;iL crnF rI. tSul clear. kA:;f naet'n aHlei llt
kttlyt suntIrs.. s clear ttb. $38ut clGuF td9I VI.
llnMls- -Hfi4nr.rNrHl. iHjG.
WIltshv-Ariyn ntpI ttrin ht tLlsL
, 1880-10-25

UErnntr, st!rf.. t}ct. .kt-rlhrn--Htcnhy.
tinAlS-Whrnl easlrrl No. white. <!a5 htii be-
ttbrs. tIf hid; Suyrn,.en titItis Ie''tr. *i1! {;
lntnnry. f1 bid. Nj. 2WhltG Nxe; No. rod. l.0tl.
iIErEii1s-H HIGhs. tH,ltIl int.
H1llIMESTS-WEtht llFl.t,lL
, 1880-10-25
MINING NEWS.
SEW t'illtil.

sKtfnt n,InieA tu 1Ae GAFeIy, Tribune.
NEw iu,tK, t>ut. .l.-lhn iptrktt wis fairly
uttiyn ycatrHlny. with n,lvu,lrt1iu rrIcGt u.lt
, 1880-10-25
I'l'l.AiN.

Hereafter .1lt1Yc .1AlMAt'lt Will hrAr 'arfnit!f
tllstrr ,,*,s tho tlrst two saturdays nf r!lr',
tnrln .nly. u thu rt'unr trInf t1rnllr will l'i'
called In Tho Ft,i1lHls u flu remaining snthf-
tlufA nf t1lp Term. " ~ .-
1'he Ntitl1tIrr. Mcfiruih .tt1rrlnAnlG t.!trtlon
e.lst will bu tpstrtl ttI-rlAy ly ,lui9r Mnt1t,.,
, 1880-10-25

TIE 1EN NI4II.
CniMlSsr. ttt:Hr-N,~, l:s, III, II, +st I'D. 4ss.
6Nl, iar.. ~. aA;, iA1. at1d ill.
tnrNry l.arrr--Sts. H. !ia. 0sl, !s!. asi. Ht!!,
1,Gl7, i,.r4!. Milsl l!Es'.
, 1880-10-25

- !ltttul U!hi4xr al.u ..;,.n> st1If inl.l.- III
bualtl. requiring unty ltup lsittrrt u frlIloyc.
, 1880-10-25

FE.HlA. III. ibH %.-tin,lN-tur,l artlye nt,a
sua,'y Aab Aai.est, ;s1tsr, nlxs. :s,:k,.- tIats
Hulrls3 No. WhLlu lktss ~. Ar Nh. l. ps4 essa.
!lla,lwt Sks--tlicIlIIu,t:'tllk ). = .t,... -
isaElt"r6--Hlln4!. 14sl hut, xs.r,l. Jta Eu; nuts,
a;ln sMi ~: It;fW 5ui g"E,,y, Sal ~
f7ltutni rau. " III tai ,I*.tavf. 4'lA bu.
, 1880-10-25

lMrixvtlLE. OH. ~ 4brr.tS = Qnnt nj t0fsc.
tLM"H-rsra'1y. with fair t.e.,saEt ~ tn. H. 10
A' .4'ra ta,'ty t. Ats S l..'.ss4:,A., ri,.,I-.
:.nrs. t.tf4:*. go " =. -
t;HA{& Nl.t"t Hra ~ .:, ,;t.t .tr* l.; MI. nrIe
@.!; sl "Hr,l A:.r. ttst ..uIl; Nh .vGtt" .t+ ID
nils ri. .s4s. IT. Il 4Ii,'ts M. i TN.
NAY ftlINtT IL, II Ahts l;tL.
thoElstoSs-tutl dullat ttaasA l.4sa-ts.us k,sam
, 1880-10-25

Spfttdt j,fspdeh to The Chtfaoo TTtbitne-
KANsAs CITY, Mu, ttet. A-IhH f'Fht 'f.aFfrnt
rnttsrtHs >...
-Vhrnt-llncrlpts. W,sN hu, s1,irtnrnts.
2.l:a In. market 1r,'s"r. M II ts1.. e2ie nt"t"r,
tssi,, Ih., US,uf. Nae. CbrM-itgtc!pts. 4Ji3 hn i
shtllents Sst tt. tbrkat uttseitltsit No. cna'l.
Hftl.t lkEtlItnf. I&G