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National Republican., 1880-02-27
febls-eodSds
sTATEs MAKsnAEs sALE.

by virtue of writ of terl aCias, issued out of the
Clerks Office OF The Supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia, and to me directed Will sell At public
on SATURDAY, the 18th day OF March, 1850, nt u
o'clock M all the right, title, claim and interest OF
the defendant In md to the following described prop
erty, TO witt Part oflt 10 m square 40, beginning for
the same nj the northeast corner of said lot, and
Is feet thence south 100 feet thence east Is feet thence
north TO the place Of beginning IN the City OF Wash
ingtOn sad District levied upon as the property OF
Andrew Gleason. to satisfy execution No. 20,s5I al
law in favor OF Robert O Hewitt
FREDK DOUGLASS,
Feb. 49, 1850 United states Marshal, ID. g.
National Republican., 1880-02-27
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

The Great Double-Traclt
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
to the
NORTH, NORTHWEST WEST AND SOUTH
WEST
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District Courts.

CIRCUIT Court No. 1-JUsTICR MAcApTuup -
Lynch vs. District OF Coumba; verdict for plaintiff
Tor 5000. Cooley VS.. Lucas; Judgment affirmed
Lighter VS. Sherwood; verdict for plaintT for
d 800, Love vs. McGowan; stricken from the
calendar. Bliss VS.. Tucker motion for new
trial, Lewis, executor, VS.. Patch; verdict for de-
tendant for $780, Citizens National Bank vs. Cor.
Tigan Judgment as per stipulation. Wiegle VS.
Kelly; verdict for plaintiff for SGT, Smith G Vim
iatt VS.. smith, gnrnishee dismissed, Hine use &c
Y, Bryan; dismissed Chids & Co. vs. Sliney
dismissed chopin vs. Taylor jury sworn,
CIRCUIT COURT No. 2--JUsTIcE CoX.-Dayis VS.
ES3. Dalam ~ Co. VS.. Baldwin; dismissal sci
,side Gordon vs. Budd, o'Neill 4 Co.; verdict
mores VS.: Mnhoney; Judgment confessed NIakley
rs. Coltrell Bros. verdict for the plaintiff Mood
4, CauingLo4 ct a.; leave TO amend. Du Bose VS.
n. Collins; of calendar.
Equity CouRT--JusrIcE JAMEs.-Burche VS.. Wal.
Iaeh rule on William Z, Wood roturnable March
1885, trustees permitted to receive bids for nrivnto
purchase oi property. Coltman VS.. Moore; time
70 lle exceptions TO the auditors report extended
Menly days. Barbour y Hamilton VS.. Kirby, trus
zee; trustee authorized to sell. Kibourn vs. iatta
estimony ordered taken in eighty days Edison
is' Western Union Telegraph Company record of
Sew York court ordered filed,
CRIMINAL COURT-JUsTICE HAGNER -Bobe Rod
BIRD, sandy Pinn and Edward Queenan, charged
Vith the murder OF George +, Hirth on January
asst; on trial.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
CIRCUIT COURT No. l-JUsTIcE MACARTHUR -- No
l6l District of Columbia VS.. Forsyth, POI Brown.
Ing " Middleton VS.. commandments bank.
garnishee 1868, Ilarling ct al. VS.. Denison; 265'
uermehle vs., Payne, gaInshee; 27l, VaTneil vs.
Taylor; 277, Macks Busching 4 Co. VS.. Harmon,
Boswell IL Co., 279, j. Sabin & Sons vs. BancToft!
2s6, Middleton Il Co, VS.. Clarke ct all 2S9, Hodges
ct al. VS.. Hancock,
CIRCUIT CouRT No. 2-JUsTIcE Cox.-No. lls,
LemOnt VS.. Washington a Georgetown Railroad
Company; 20i, Blanchard vs. Hines ct al; $50,
Travis Co, VS., Thorne, 800, Dallam 4 Co, VS. Bald.
win 32i Shepherd VS., Tucker; 35i Hoover vs. Da.
Wis 35S Truesdell, executor VS.. Milburn 862
CNdy VS. Schafer 1864, Duyall, trustee vs. Sibley ct
Bros; $40, United States VS.. Brown ct al; 87I
United States VS.. Sweet et all 37S, Dennis VS..
kendrick; 1856, Creswel ct al, commissioners VS..
sherman ell al; 1888. Needham vs.. Baltimore a
Potomac Railroad Company 4i0 Ster Vs. Cans;
al2, Kendall VS.. Terry.
National Republican., 1880-02-27
PISOFESSlONAL.
FOOT SURGERY, CORNS, &c,

Or. WHITES nineteenth consecutive year ofprnc.
tice IN Washington, u. G. HIS establishment iii6
PennsylvAniu avenue, opposite Wilards Hotel, IL
patrOpzed by eminent physicians geOns and thou.
sands OF other well known persOnRges, for relief from
and avoidance OF Curns Bunt0ns, Diseased Nails.
Chilboins Vase ular Excrescences and other all.
mcnts OF the feet,
Office fee 81 per visit.
nR BOSWORTII, OlS E STREET n. W, Is THE
y most skililul and the only scientific Medical
Electrician in this city, All nervous and chronic
diseases posivcly cured. Female di8eases special.
". Refers to Senators d. w Voorhees,, Indiana; ].
j. Patterson, s. c.; Samuel NOrment, Washington, ID,
C., and othera Consultation free a competent and
thoroughly qualified lady assistant to attend to ladies'
Vss.l ia
National Republican., 1880-02-27
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
M0NETARY MATTERS IN NEW YORK
IND SIN ERANCISCO.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK February 26, 1850.
Money in good supply and loaned down from
to per cent. closing eusy at per cent
Exchange steady at 4S4@iSiL for long and
1S631QD4S7 for short sight.
Governments active and generally firm.
State bonds dull and nominal.
RAILROAD bonds active, but irregular. Erie con-
solidated seconds rose from 929s to 921S fell off to
9l, and rallied to y2 do. funded tves rose to S75
Iron Mountain firsts preferred incomes rose to
y2% aud do. seconds preferred to S2l% hut the
former has suce sold at g2 and the latter at so.
Kansas u Texas hrsts declined from los to 1887
and seconds from &C to 60; G., @. q l. c. incomes
advanced from 16H to 1S% and reacted to iS;
chesapeake y Ohio currency skies fell off to d39,
and recovered to 1879; New Jersey Central incomes
yanced to 11S, New York Elevated hrsts to 113IA,
ST. Paul Sioux City hrsts to 1884, ST. Paul firsts to
l26 indianapolis, Decatur u Springfield frsts to
1O3 and Central Pacific firss to 1l2. Boston, Hart
ford d Erie firsts fell OIL to 55k
The stock market was strong In the early deal
ings, and prices advanced u to 3M per cent. in the
general list. Subsequently there was u reaction of
= to 2R per cent, but during the afternoon the
market became buoyant and advanced u to per
cent, the latter Louisville & Nashville. At the
the highest point. Harlem and Nashville, Chat
tanoogu d ST. Louis were exceptions. The former
advanced 10 and the latter S}4 per cent. AT the
close Nashville, Chattanooga u St. Louis reacted
"a per cent from the highest point.
Transactions aggregated 425 600 shares including
canada Southern 1000, c., G. & |. G. 1000 Della
ware, lackawanna * Western $4,000, Delaware &
Hudson 5000, Erie 10000, Hannibal & st. Joseph
5000 Iron Mountain OO00 Kansas & Texas 10000,
Lake Shore 2l,0OU, Northwestern 5000 Nashville
ONO Mississippi 10000, Ontario Western 1000,
Pacific Mail 5000, Reading 5000, St Paul 1000
~. Paul d Sioux City 5000, Sutro Tunnel 5000,
Wabash Pacific 1000, and Western Union $4,000.
National Republican., 1880-02-27

10y JOHN SHERMAN e CO.,
ID Real. Estae Aucioneers (St, Cloud Bullding).
We VIII sell on the prem Ses the frame house, No.
1877 X street northwest, on SATURDAY. FEBhU-
fe2O w, NJ, SMITH salesman,
National Republican., 1880-02-27

NOTICE 10 MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS
The steamer w. w. CORCORAN,
which hGs been recently built aud .gfqasposS
furnished-l. L. BLAKE, Captain z.1E.Ris,ytfysl'
is the only boat allowed TO land pas 1S<s
senEers al Mount Vernon wharf ROunI lrip a. IN,
Guiding adm ssion to mansion aud grounds ssamrr
leaves Seventh street DAILY Sunday eEg0ptsd) nj
10 u, M. and returns about D. N,
j. MCH. IIOLLINGSWORrlI,
Sup't Ladies Mount Vernon Association.
/. L. BLAKE Steamer W, w CUrc0rnn. iol
National Republican., 1880-02-27
DEMTTSTR y

DENTISTRY.
have fitted up with special reference to Dentistry
the pleasant and centrally ylocod rooms No 72 Four
ieeilth street, corner New York avenue, where am
prepared to perform oil operations on the natural
teeth with care and satisfaction
Artificial teeth OF every Kind and grade inserted
Nitrous oxide for the eAtrRciOn OF teeth. Sl.
Three lines OF cars PASS the door.
Dk. I'd. n. BROWN.
iyg.Iy
National Republican., 1880-02-27
EIToM. FoX 8 BROwN. neaI I.slale prokers.


by virtue of u deed of trust dated March 25 A. ID
1874 and duly recorded in llber NO 7s4 folio 2l7 ct
seq, of the Land Records Tor the District OF Co
umnlR aud ut the reunest OF the holder of the mole
secured thereby will sell at public auction. in front
of the premises on FRIDAY, the s7th day of Feb
ruary a, ID, 1880, ut o'clock D. m. the following de-
scrbed real estate. situate ln Washington city Dis
rict OF Columbia, tow; Port of lot eight s) In
division Of square one, hundred and sxtyfour uGD,
as recorded In ber II. D. c. folio 2lO Of the records
OF the surveyors office OF the District OF Columbia
and contained within the following metes and bounds
Beginning for the at the northwest corner of
ehd square ana running thence sUuthpnsery "a Ol-OO
eet; thence northeasterly right angle TO COnnCcti
cut avenue 48l6 feet thence nOrhwesterly parallel
with said avenue feet; thence norte pserly feet
thence northeasterly at greater angle ice thence
sOuthenSterly tee thence southeasterly ut greater
angle Gs-00 feet thence nOrthrly Gi OjOO feet The
line OF street north, and thence westerly with the
line Of sud street Oi 67i0O feet to the place of begin
ming, together with the Improvements III rcon being
premises No lUli Connecticut avenue, subject to u
1874
Terms-The Indebtedness secured by said decd Of
trust and expenses of sale in cash, and balance in
twelve and eighteen mo- tbs for which the notes Of
the pnrchassr win Interest At per cent annum
from date of sale AMI secured by decd of trust on prop
erty sold shall be taken. deposit OF 5000 will be re-
cost.
MOSES KELLY, Trustee.
j. IT. COLDwELT, AuctiOuper, fpbF,C WIS
National Republican., 1880-02-27
Baltimore Markets.

Caledonia Black Hills has levied an assessment
OF IS cents a share.
National Republican., 1880-02-27
PERSON AL.


A GENTLEMAN with no social relations desires
about 80; object company. Address y, this office
feb27-3tt
National Republican., 1880-02-27
PROPOSALS..
DRoPosALs FOR COPPER AND PIC IRON.
NAVY PAY OFFICE |

wAsntNGToN, February 70 1880
Sealed Proposals n dupcee, 70 be Endorsed PRO
POSAIS FOR COPPER AND PIC IRON" Will be
received at This Office until ~ o'clock M the 5th
day of MARCH, 1870, TO nirnish aud deliver Rt the
Washington Navy Yard the below described Copper
and IRON free of any expense TO the Government and
sub1ectto the usual inspection, viz;
Bureau OF steam Engineering, 10000 POUNDS IN
GOICOPPEn Lake superprl, for immediate use
Fifty TONS SCOTCH PIG IRON (Eglinton), to
conform In all respects TO samples at the Yard, for
immediate use.
The whole OF the Copper aud Pig Iron 10 be deilv.
cred on or before the 18TH day of MARCH 1850 and
will be subject TO the tests and inspections Of the
proper officers of the Washington Navy Yard, to
whom bidders are referred for iurther Information.
The right Is reserved TO reject any or all offers
should II be considered to the interest of the
ment to do 50.
Responsible security required on the bids for the
prompt and faithful delivery Of the Copper and Pig
Iron.
Blank forms for bids to be had at this Office.
j. ADAMS SMITH,
fp2l-2taW.4t PAY IuSppCtDr Il. \ NAVY.
National Republican., 1880-02-27

6nry IA my Pile reAInenl or Female Weaknesses, but
must h0u all patients 10 know ihelr condOnD then
any person can my remedies themselves. Ca.
tgTrh cured aud deafness caused by Cnturrh Loss of
mental power vlgoT aud general debility by either
sex restored For further Information, aud dllicul
Hes OF which treat, you must make application at
my office, No i39 Ninth street northwest, RILEY
BulLDlNG, Office aud Tesldence' Consultation ires
to a1L d03,N
National Republican., 1880-02-27

Do you feel that any one OF your organs-your
stomach, liver, bowels system falters In
its work2 IL So repair tho damage with the most
powerful yet harmless, OF invigOraus. Remember
tat debility Is the beg inning Of the End" that the
climax of all weakness IL universal paralysis of the
system and that such paralysis is the Immediate pre-
cursor of death.
For sale BY all Drngglsts and Deners generally.
National Republican., 1880-02-27
DENTISTS.

esyS ru-r ROWLAND DENTAL L
~ W -AaaaSSte SZJASSOCIATION, z No. I'll
NeHtS 49, NJ W. -Four r-nd-t-half street,
sd Ors north OF Pcnusyl.
Nunin avenue, EXTRACT TEETH UNDER NJ
TROUS OXIDE, WIrHOUTPAIN, for 81 each tooth
without gas, 90 cents each tooth, ARTIFICIAL
TEETH, ~ per set. Gold and Amalgam FlLLINBS
Inserted All work warranted hrst-Cn~s.
Ir f. r. HOWLAND has Administered Nitrous
OXIDE 10 over 21,0lO persons je5 ly
National Republican., 1880-02-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w NN EO-MlSOEIAA uIlOUSs
L WISH to procure , or furnished rooms, suitable
Republican office. -N''''''' : : ieb2i
PY lrst-class caterer (white), n dlning.room aud
~, ~ kitehen In good location Address LEON, Re
WANTED to rent, nice Furnished house in
w central Locations; rooms well rented In view
ofOuying the same. w MOORE. ie7
A DWELLING, situated between Seventh and
20 per month Address g H. 40 Defrees st. fe27
A GENTLEMAN ana wife wish to rent three fur.
a T9pi G sR3e 2r ga' H9I;eikvSePng
House, Washington, Is G. = 'i''i' les fe26
COPYING, by q competent young Indy! is willing
dress HATTIE CARROLL, city p o. fe2G
a shotgn Address GUENEH Republican oice
stating price and make. le2G
A BRICK house. with from to rooms; must
Ndneteenlh aud q aud sts 2 w rent not to exceed
50 Aasr IS e.s9MHr ls! Isa.a 5. w !s2l
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT-call and see our list Of property for
.-esI-..- Ies..I 81 Cloud Bun ding
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
JToR SALE Ar A sAoRIFIt E.-Frame house
Third st W, sl.50G frame of ave rooms sOS Fourth
St ", between and o. $500. Apply at 1875 Third
ST n ". fe23-3tt
nN liberal terms, n three story basement Resi-
~ dence with all modern improvements; situated
on Eleventh ST. within minutes walk OF the Est
cars inquire Mt National Republican office selpt
RoR sALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST OF
- property for sale JOHN SHERMAN d CO..
Sc Cloud Bulldlng. Rea estnte aud loans. ly5i
BOARDING.
noARDINU-F Furnished rooms en- suite or single
ID on first or third floors delightful location front
Ing south on Capitol grounds; street pass the
door. No 20 B ST o. ie20Gtt
ENOR RENT.-Lnrge and small. hnndsome ely. fur
A. nisbed rooms, with board, In new house; private
family references exchanged. Apply to l4I5 street
fe276t~
INOR RENT.-Large front room, well furnished, or
Il second lloOr, with board for gentleman and wife
o. two gentlemen, SIS per mouth. Apply TO No 1905
ii ST N W, f27
BUSINESS CHANCES.
MONEY TO LOAN
On good real estate security. A lew shares OF
stock IN
RELIABLE HOME INsURA NoE COMPANY
For sale Inquire OF j. WALTER COOKSEY,
No. 5lI seventh street northwest.
Office front room w stairs. fe2-lmo
MONEY LOANED
AT G, I AND PER CENT.
ON SATISFACTORY SECURITY.
nltf JOHN SHERMAN d co.
National Republican., 1880-02-27
B-TREAsURY BALANCES.
Pacific Mining stocIss.

E,olu s1O2 SSi 4l8
Currency". 6352, 1888
National Republican., 1880-02-27
] MlTllSONlAN INSTITUTION,
OFEICE or THE ,ECHUTA ARSy

g MITHsONtAE INSTITUTION,
~ OPTICS or THE SECRETABS,
WAsfiINGroS, February 20. 1850.
sealed Proposals VIII be received by the National
Museum Building Commission, Washington, y. G.,
until y. M March 1850 for labor and sCnfiOlding
required IN plasterlng certain parts of the Fire.
Proof Building for the Nntional Museum, in &C.
cordance with specifications and plans, TO be at
the Office on the Smi hsOnlan grounds. where also
any addltl9nal Information may be had from the
experimenting Architects.
SPENCER r. BAIRD,
te20eoW For Nat. Mus. Bldg Comm.
National Republican., 1880-02-27

A SPLENDlD OPPORTUNITY TO WIN 4 FOR
IA TUNE. THIRD GRAND DISTRIBUTION,
GLASS; S! 3; g. ,s AT m NEw 1HI 91AHLE4ANs rs THEsDAY
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
This institution regularly Incorporated by the
Legislature G the Siato tor EducntionAl and Chart.
BILE purposes IN 1868 FOR THE FERN OF TWEEN.
TY.fIVE EA RS, to which contract the inyiolable
hith of the State is pledged, which pledge has been
renewed by mn overwhelming popular vote, securing
Its franchise IN the constitution adopted Decenjs
b-r %, a. io 1872 with capital OF q 0o0O6O to when
II has since added " reserve fund Of $3.50 OO0l
I1S Ora Nd SINGLE NUMBER DISTRIBUTION
will take place monthly on the second Tuesday.
II nerer scales or poitponea Look at the following
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000
National Republican., 1880-02-27
AUCTION SALER.
FIrcH, FOX & BROWN, Real Estate Brokers'
To-Day.

FITCH, FOX 81 BROWN, Real Estate Brokers.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE sOUTHEAST CORNER
OF CONNECTICUT AVE AND l. 81
By virtue OF a deed OF trust, dated June IL, A D.
1873, aud duly recorded n lber 722 folio go one of
the Land Records for the District Of Columbia, viii
sell at public nuo ON, in front Of the promises,
FRI AY, February q, a, ID. 1880 ut O'Clock y. m
the following described real estate, situate In the City
of Washington, District o Columbia, to wit; Lot l. in
Harris q Grammar's sub division of square mum.
berrd one hundred and Sixty-Our (l6i). recorded
~ the Office of the Surveyor OF the District of Column
bin, in lber B lolio l0I together with the improve
ments thereon, being premises NO, 1925 Connecticut
avenue now occu led by the French Minister.
Terms cash. deposit OF 81, 900 Will be rcqureda ut
time OF sale All conveyaucng at purchasers cost.
III terms OF sale are not compiled with In five days the
trustee reserves the right to resell ut risk and cot OF
deinuting purchaser, aier live days advertisements
]. r. COLDwELL, Trustee
AuCiioneer. fpbiC-d,Vls
National Republican., 1880-02-27

SAN FRANCISCO February 90, $780,
The following are the official closlug quotations. of
National Republican., 1880-02-27
1DR CANDEg OF NEW YORK
SPECIALIST.

l treat HemOrTholds or Piles. VIII
give 500 Tor any case OF Itching,
| IBleellng, Blind or Projecting Piles
|my remedies viii not help ANA cure,
use only external and internal
remedies, no chustiCs no acids; an i'm.
mediate relief no detention nom
business. | treat and cure all Female
w eak uesses .(no denominations neces.
National Republican., 1880-02-27
LOST.

i OST-.On Sunday. n gold dollar. with pin attached
II and Masonic emblem on IT, valued on account o
having belonged TO deceased husband. rewnrt
Will be given IL returned TO II, 1905 Il st fo2
National Republican., 1880-02-27

Wish TO procure or 3 furnished rooms, suitable
Republican office. feb27
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-06-08
slOol 90 O. REWARD!

According 10 n communication In last
weeks issue, Messrs. Bucknam Co. are
DESTROYS OF testing the merits OF the Davis
Needle Feed Machine with the celebrated
New Home, two hundred and sixty of which
are manufactured daily In order 10 supply
the demand. No better test or the Davis
Needle Feed can be had than the number
now out OF repair In Oxford Co., which
have been sold within two years. We are
well aware that the Davis Needle Feed Ma
chine, and It's attachments, can do great
variety OF work, practical and otherwise.
Put the same attachments on a grind Stone
and the same work can be done; and yet.
no one would think OF purchasing the
grind stone, whose only boosted merit was
It's great range OF work"
A good sewing machine Is expected %
do such sewing ~ Is required In family
or in dressmaking. II Is not expected 10
wash dishes, crimp hair, or solve the 10
1914 puzzle. Is IL not strange that OF the
ten or twelve machines made within the
past two years, not one OF them has adopt
ed the Needle Feed Notwithstanding the eX-
piration of all patentsI
The Wilson Machine discarded the Needle
Feed and adopted the under feed, and when
the Davis shall do likewise, 1t will stand 4
fair chance TO captivate stray Prize, oc-
OCCASIONALLY, from the many State and Coun-
~ Fairs, and become established in many
of our large cities. where IL Is now wholly
unknown. At the oxford County Fair, last
fall, where the Neic Home and Davis sat
side by side, the Nep Hoiae experienced no
difficulty in executing the greater variety
OF work, which fact was not only acknowl-
edged by the beholders, hat by the Davis
skilled operator himself; and we would re
specially suggest that, laying aside all art
full advertising lodges, no better opportn-
nifty can be offered To bring the relative
merit OF Davis Needle Feed and the Light
Running. New Home before the public
than ut the County fair this season.
G.. w. BRowN, Gen. Ag't for
Noiseless NEW HOME Machine.
South Paris, Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-06-08

RoxBuRY, June 3.-Farmers have had a
very favorable line for getting In their
crops; no rain Of any amount till the much
needed one OF last Sunday and Monday.
Grass Is looking well so far a. have seen
the fields, II did not winter XIII as 1t has
for some years past.
The orchanliug fever has been prevailing
some; grating and tree planting are good
ideas, but some begin To realize that IL
makes difference which end of the scion
is put In the tree and whether II Is inserted
in the heart or the sap wood.
Miss Nellie S. Mitchell, OF Audoyer, is
in Dist. No. I; Miss Rachel b. Gof, of
Mexico, is to begin next Monday in No. 4.
The Independent Readers and Swinton's
Grammars have been adopted as text books
In our schools.
Our shoe makers report, more orders
than we can I'LL.
The Swift River poplar peelers have hn-
ished the stock on hand and are cutting new.
II Is reported that one man went out TO
measure that White Russian wheat and
Carried away by his desire 10 beat his
neIghbors) measured some line blades OF
witch grass.
Won't those deer please keep out OF our
grass? If they don't
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-06-08
A SPECIMEN FALSEHoOD COR
RECTED

10 he Editors Of he Le,ciston Journal:
Ny attention has been called 10 al arti-
Gle In the GreeHbdck- labor Chronicle OF
MAY 2ist, In which the writer, signing
himself {. b. Brown, Norway, Me, relieves
himself or the following bit of slang
A short time since met one OF two men who
say they were discharged by their employer,
Nr. i. II. Earrows, OF West Paris, Me, FOR Noi-
ing the Greenback ticket last fall one was
discharged the day after election. the other
few days following. Barrows told them he had
no more work for them; he wanted nothing
more 10 do with Groenbackers. Tho two men
had committed the objectionable sin OF voting
the t.rcenb nck ticket. This wns evidently
done as a waning To others In Barrows en-
ploy who dared TO exercise birthright against
tyranps VIII.
As the above contains not one word of
truth, | can imagine but one way the writer
can Justify himself In writing such false
hood. II may be, knowing II TO be false
himself and publishing It in paper that
no one IL expected TO believe, hc has the
impression that no one viii be deceived;
consequently no harm will be done.
This, however, with honest men will be
considered hardly good excuse. had
last fall, men from both political parties In
my employ, and have the same men now.
They voted Us they chose aud no one was
discharged. But for the information OF
c. Is. Brown and Others OF his stripe, /
will say that some OF them are liable 10
vote different ticket nj the next election,
having become Disguised with the proceed
ings OF the Fusion party.
J. II. BARRows.
West Paris, Ne, June 1, so.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-06-08
with paralysis, June /, and now lies uncon-

with paralysis, June l, and now lies uncon-
.scious, If living
hr. Daniel Qenld, cd OF So. Hiram,
1orthy and ind striose FINER, after long
iilpess, now liSsin = udcon scious condit.
Dn June ], Nh James Powers OF Brown,
Ia, died, after IN illness of one week,
cspsed by an injury by a colt pushing bar
against him, and also by sunstroke. He
served In Co. X Esd Me. Vols. and vas a
thrifty farmer, respected by all who knew
hm; OII AZ
Irving Mabry, son Of Hon. NJ. X. Mabry,
graduated at the Medical Course, at Bow
doiu, and received a diploma as physic-
ian on June l.. 'T1i 10
Mr.. Nathan w. Clemens, recently left
Hiram for Chicago, where he will join his
brother, ]. Eugene, and proceed to Denver
City, Col, where they have engaged posit-
ions, In the leading hotel, there.
Mr.. Robert McLucas, aged Sc, lies dang
erously III at Z. Hiram, OF Dropsy. He
was Drum Major in the 45 Reg. in war
OF 1912, in which he served two years. He
was one of six brothers who served In the
war OF 1912. LLEwELLYN.