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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-16

NORWAY ". RESOLUTE.-ln the last is
sue OF the DENocE,r, Base Bali cndeav.
ors to 'straishten the crooks OF an item
in the Ne,r R-liyioR, and instead OF
Strengthening said item slightly misrepre-
SentS the case. He states, "just before
the third game, having secretly reorgani-
Iel, taking on Holden of Paris, Bennett OF
Blykilylj, Oliver from PENNSYLVANIA, aud
Richards from Halifax, perhaps" Now
Norway did not, secretly reorganize, for a
prominent player OF the RcSoluteS WAS iu-
formed, nearly week | think before the
game, that good players were 10 he substi-
tuted FOR poor ones, and the club fully re-
organized The Re>olut,S in order To
strengthen thCig nine engaged Penlold of
South Paris u first bgScmlu, first class
player, ami who made two or their six
rUuS. Furthermore Bennett worked for
some time before, and long time after
said game, in Norway, played two previous
and one subsequent game with the Nor
ways, and was cosilered 4 resident of this
village. Oliver never was in Pennsylvania
and Is 4 legal voter in Norway. Richards
ucycr was in Halifax" and j. also legal
voter in Norway. Holden, tn, only man
from ont OF the village, played ~ \ sub
stitute Tor Howe, aud never was taken
Ou" by Norway, played but one game, and
that from scut!emanly spirit OF accom-
mediation. P,ufold did not belong TO the
Resolu,,s, yet played m the same game.
Thus il j. plain. Norway went no further
for men than their opponents, yet they
gave them such 4 WHIPPING - no clu5 ever
my knowledge or the last game Base
BI.l" SAYS, with this nine the RcSolUtes
had an easy victory, a. the NorwayS made
but one base hit or Marshalrs pitching.
More than one base hit was made, though
they were not plenty, FOR Marshall was the
man who won the game. Yet had they
uuished the game, u begun, with a straight
pitcher, in place Of M1rshal's curves"
am positive Norway would have led the
score at the finish. That those who lost
money on the game should De very sorry,
i natural; hut that they should cry about
il j. childish" SAYS Base Ball" Now
am positive, no member OF the NorwayS
lost a dollar, aud a. far aS | know the bets
outside were couhned 10 few cigars, and
had money really been lost, my anxious
freud need have no fears OF our whimpcr-
in. For previous clabs we claim moth
ins. We care not who played for the Pen
nesSeewassces, or ITOnclads, We do not
"brsg" OF any club. We DO claim our
Norway village nine, can whip any nine OF
Paris Hill village. Now these are facts.
aud IL Base Ball" thinks he can stralghten
them. and not stretch the truth. hope the
Editor will kindly give him the privilege.
EtgiINuB CIRNE\T
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-16

4 Coon Mas Ash 4 LARGE SALARY
The following shows IN how high est!-
nation a Fryeburg man Is held by citi-
zsas Of city in which he has resided for
many years. Rev. c. ID. Barrows has
been called TO the pas;orate Of the First
Church in San Francisco at = salary Of ten
thousand dollars. Maine sends many val
liable men to the West, and Oxford coun-
y contributes largely 10 Names quota
LOWELL July. 80.
q. r p Frsi Congregational Church - >d'
FRI isc0. Cal.
TaeL)well Reform Club respectfully beg
leave 70 present 10 your consideration the
peculiar relations existing between them
all tie Rev. Charles ID. BIrrOwS. whom
YoG Laye invited 10 BECOME your pastor, 10
lie hope that the importance OF his EGrE
y thu direction may induce you To con
alder that others have claims upon him,
an that the need OF his services and lDnl-
e1Ce 5 Is greatly felt 10 this city. which
has been his home and field VI labor Tor The
last ten years. Is IL possibly can be among
you, who from your situation and necessity
have the whole Euglish-s peaking world 10
draw upon 20 i'll your requirements, Tor
there ! probably no clergymen In your de-
Nomination who would not esteem it q
Aigh honor 70 be called % the vacant pas
tOFate Of your church, and but few thus
IGNORED would be disposed 70 refuse IL.
The Lowell Reform Club was organized
by DR.. Henry A. Reynolds, i've and hall
Years ago Since that time thousands OF
men have signed the total abstinence pledge
nr = a mn ns4n AZ ~
Teaches three hundred or more, most oil
anon have been reclaimed from their for
uer habits, and now have the respect aud
esteem Of the public. The spiritual welfare
or many OF these men depends in great
Measure upon the continued residence OF
The Rev. Mr.. BarrOws in this city, he haV-
ing always exerted great influence among
them aud their families. In our member
ship may he found men OF all nations ana
treeds; - an organization we are nou-Po-
Aucal and nOn-sectaTian. ct many men
have found their way through the Reform
Club 70 the Throne OF Grace
II the first meeting OF the organic HlOn
-.e Rev. Nr. BarroWs was present on the
platform, and tOOG an active part, ana IRON
That time TO this his interest and la0ofs IN
behalf Of our club have never been aoated-
WITH voice and pen and personal work ue
mas always been ready % eSpOuSe anu up,
Mold our cause, az all times aud IN al
places. In times or distress and threatened
disaster he has aided Us by his wise coun-
selS and sustained our sinking spirits Oy
A1S well-directed Efforts aud earnest pray
ers. Many individuals among our members
owe their rescue from the terrible tempta-
ION which beSet them and their uplifting
rom degra lat.On TO q higher plane OF NOR
ATTY. prosperity and christianity, slmosten-
ureiy 10 his personal influence with them,
lot only ia the perilOHs time, but continued
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-16
STATE %. MAINE.
TREAsURERs OFFICE,
AuCtfsTA. Aux. &. lssl.

TREAsURERS OFFICE,
AUGUSTA, Aug. 3. lssl.
nURSUANT TO Oh ap. sec. IL, OF The Revived
i Statut.sI Will. tt the safe Treisurors Office,
al Augusta, n he 70 uric ltn dry OF september
next al elsy en- O'Clock n. M. sell q ri ton,ey ~
deed to the highest bidder all u e it-r st of the
State in the tracts o. land her, matter described,
living in uninco rporsted townships, the ~ tracts
having en- foi ieted u the otste Tor state taxes
and county taxes, cert nc,i To- The Treasuier OF
Stste for the year 1879.
The sale and conveyance OF each tract will be
mace subject 10 4 right in The cwn r or part own
err whose rights have been forfeited, 10 'edeem
the same NJ any time Within one var afier the
sale, hy pay ing 'r rendering 10 b; purchase his
propo tion OF what The purchaser pail therefor
AZ the sale. with iateIest al HE rate OF twenty per
cent per annum IRON the time of saie, aud one
dollar for rele ,se, such owrer may redeem his
interest by payin as Aforesaid 10 the Treasurer
Of STATE, as provided III chap. o, stc. Is OF The
Revised Statutes
No tract however. will be sold AZ price less
than the tan anu uat Cas thereon Tor such unpaid
Stale anil county tzxe- int.re't and cost. as de-
scrihed Ia the following schedule:
OXFORD COUNTY.
I,f7 Acres, NJ. 5, K. l. 1870
1850 A, Il /. Riley Plantation, % ~
6.9D BacheIder'- Grant, Is ~
5. A. HOLBRVOK, Treasurer.
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Com rr,is,ioncrs, Notice.

rNHE undersigned having been appointed by
i the Hon. Judge OF Pr, bate for The County
OF OAford. On the third Tuesday OF July, A. u.
1851, Commissioners 10 rtceive and examine the
claims OF creditors against the estate Of Celia ID.
Whitney. late Of Stow In said county, deceased,
repre-t Ded insolvent hereby give notice that ak
months from the date OF said appointment are
allowed TO ta!d cIeditors In which 10 present and
prove their csms, and that they will be In session
a. The f"llosins place and times for the purpose
of receiving tho same, viz AT the Office OF
C. Walker In Lowell yillsge, on Wednesday,
August 81, A. ID 1871. at ten O'Clock in the fore.
room and on Saturday. December 81. A. D. lssi.
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
Dated this twenty eighth CAV OF july A. d. 1851.
GEORGE II. MOORE.
CHARLES II DROWN,
Ia
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West Paris. June .. iSsi.

TO he Honorable County CoRmissioReTs ~ The
County or oxford
rJNuE undegsig iahabitants nf Paris in said
i County al oxford. specially represent
that common convenience AMI necessity" re .
qulre changes IN the ro id near the dwelling house
OF q Maxim IN ssi Paris. an also IN the road
leading from Paris iiill 10 Henry lIammond's
in fad town, ~ wit:-The widening Of the road
at the corner wher. fremont street, so called,
intersect~ the BGckdeld road. and also the grad
Ing the hill, between sail corner and the dwell.
iBs house of Henry +. Hammond. They there.
fore request your HonNrs 10 view said road and
make such changes, and order such grading, as
IN our judgme't the pablo require.
Paris, July q, lssl.
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DIR. HENION,
WEDNESDAY, AID THURSDAY. Ausu.;l; anil

WEDNESDAY aId THURSDAY. Ausu.; l. and Is.
Dr Itrnion IL ssp'c ali-', treating only dis
eas.. e log .tAndi g-,nch - have been aban
doned ~ tic family physician A. iucurabe. In
the successful ucsimrit VI this class OF clsea es
be IL Nithout an eGatl.
u. al the following:
have been N, tel with terrible skin disease
on mt fsce for nit~sn years Aft-r n most score
OF phy,h iaus hsd failed DR.. Il,nion cured me In
fIGr aceks AZ Lewiston, Nc.
ocean UOuse. Old Orchard ~, aeh.
Twelve physlcian.. during II months. usAtr d
NO for salt RheGm, which covered the entire
hody and preventef ne Gtom working during a. 8,
me; could not lie DOWN Tor WEEK. and AZ TN
sbie TO steep Tor many d shi- 90 a time. tn' er
DR.. Ileu ION = & ettmsnt comm'uc to improve
q, once. and now, aiter SIX week. s'n We ari
able 90 work. True i. DOWNING.
Mioot Corner Ne
Mr. bOaning, his 7, lttiyes or n'tEhJors are
refrr.e -. THIS va. ieA'iUl cas- Mas Known
for milrs ar, und, aud Mr. D'N hing say he would
not 20 back" for $500 pr u mon t. 'qusils
.u c.ssful in ertry J0rm Of Long stNndiog Dis
ea~ts.
His terms are NEvtR INhRHITANr. snd he
takes no case unltss there Is reasonable pros
pect Of suc:ess.
Diseases Peculiar tn wom'n
: specially No loo Il eItmint'iOn Or treatment
NElyoUs DEBILITY cured with0 Il "a ].
CoNSULIATIoS FREE. once hours n m 10
y IN.
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MI. M. PHIN N ET,
NORWAY VILLA
To the Honorable

the Justices of The Supreme judicial Court, next
tn be holden n Paris. within and for the County
OF oxford, on the Thru Tuesday OF September,
4. n lssi.
NTYRA 4. MORFEIr OF Hebron. In SAIL
wi Comfy or oxford. wife Of James T..
Morfeit. formerly OF said Hebron but now OF
parts unknown, respectfully libes and gives
this Honorable Court 10 be informed that she
was lawfully married 10 the said James T. Nor.
felt nj Auburn. Maine, on the twenty fret day Of
August. y 1870; that Nour lib liant since their
lnieTmaIIIAge has AlwaNs behaved herself a. =
faiih ful chaste and AfeciionSte ife toward the
said James r. n rfeit; but that the said James
J.. Morfeit. wholly regardless OF his marriage
covenant and duty. nrJ n'tiaab!y tni without TeA.
tonabl. osuse. 90 the lrst day OF March. a. ID.
1874. Wlllul!y deserted and ab .ndoned the libel.
ant. and departed - some place unknown 10 your
liUelant; and from that day ~ the present time.
your libelAnt has never seen the lbelee or heard
iron him or Of his vhfresb"u'a. 10 Tpy raann"r
whatever. Wherefore your ltl Giant p-ays right
ADD justice aud thai ste may be divorced from
the bonds OF matTim0ny between her aod her rald
husband; aud as 10 duty bound will ever paw.
Mrs. NYRA 4. MORt EFT.
Your libelln. further alleges that the residence
Of the said james 7. Morfrit libelee, IL not
kpown 10 her, and thst she has made diligent
search and Irquiry therefor, but has not been
able to ascertain the same
MRS MYRA A. M0RFEIT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-16
FARM FOR SALE.

- Paris, about TWO and one half miles from
South Paris village, known rs the Joseph G..
Penley farm, containing about three hundred
acres OF land suitably divided into moving. tn
age, pasture and wood land, under good state
OF cultivation Cuts from thirty-hve 10 forty
tons If good English bsy. A thrifty young or
chard, tall grated to the leading varieties cf rui
lust coming into berr,pg. A one and shalt story
house and ell, with ihr,e large rooms, cook roora
and tw sleeping rooms on frat noor. Wood shed
about iorty feet long. One barn seventy-six feet
long, with good cellar. Buildings nearly new
A good well of neycr.faiiing water. For ia Their
aItlcuiars address the proprietor, DAVID ROSE,
No. - Clinton Ave-, Albany, n Y, or call on the
subscriber. q. Q. PRATT.
South Paris, April Is. 1881.
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Nonresident Taxes,
In the Plantation OF Milton, in the County O
oxford, for the year ESQ.

In The fiantation OF Milton, IN me county OF
oxford, for the year ESQ.
The following list of taxes on real estate OF
Nonresident owners In the plantation of Milton
for the wear lss). 10 bills committed 10 l.. W.
Child, Collector Of SAID plantation, on the 30th
day OF June. lss1, has been returned by him
- me NJ remaining unpaid on the 2s;h day OF
June lsSi. bv lis certificate of that date and now
remain unpaid and notice Ia hereby given that II
The sad taxes. interest and charges are not pail
nto The Treasury Of aid plantation within Il
months nom the 'l,te OF the commitment Of said
bills, so much Of the real estate taxed as vii be
sufficient tn paw the amount due therefor inclul
ing interest and charges, will without further
notice be coli at public auction at nv house
~ said rlantaii m Of Milton Gu January nth,
lSS,, NJ one Of the clock. afternoon:
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Aduninistrntrix SnIe.

nURsUANT to licenbe from the Hon. Judge
i OF Probate within and for the County OF
Oxiori, dated tho third Tuesday OF July. A. D..
issi. shall sell at public auction, (upless prevI
ously disposed OF at private SALE N the house
OF Lucretia Buck In said Paria. on The tenth day
Of September next Att vo O'Clock 10 the aIer.
lin, Ia Of Paris 10 said county, deceased, st the
time Of his death: said eslaie being about thirty
acfcs of land on the south II ie Of the road lead
ing from West Paris to North Paris, and EdIpin.
ipg the farm OF Junreila Buck alec water y Iwer
on the vest siie Of the road leading from Paris
TO Rumford, and near Otis B'yabps residence Ia
said Paris.
Paris, August 3. lssl.
SARAH PARLiN, Admnistratiix-
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STATE OF MAINE.

STATE or MAINE.
ss:-sup~enn Judicial Court,
in yacstiOn. Portland, July y, n. Isl.
Upon the foregoing libel. Ordered. That the
ibeiant give nett ce o. the said j ames T. Morfe {
10 a, pear before the Justice OF our suprs judi.
cial Court, 10 he holden ut Paris. within ard Tor
the County Of oxford, on the third Tuesday Of
September, A. d. ISL, by publishing an attested
copy OF said libel, and this order thereon, three
weeks cessiyely In the Oxford Democrat. n
Newspaper printed in Paris IN our Co;aty OF Ok
ford, the last publication 70 De Unity days az least
prior 10 said third Tuesday OF September, that
ne may there and then In our said Court appear
aud show cause, II any he have. why the prayer
Of said hbelant should not he Rrsnei.
WM. WRIT VIRGIN, Justice
OF the Sup. Jul. Court.
A true copy Of the libel aad oriee OF Court
thereon.
Auss,: JAMES 5. WRIGHT, Clerk.
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The Pembroke H.ruld is ano'h' r
new pa,en, outside paper. The publish
ers name does not appear.
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commissioners Notice.

VNIIE rnder.'gn'd having been appointed by
i the Hon. Judge Of Probate for the County Of
oxford, on the third Tuesday of July, A. u. 1851,
Comm is siOn6rs 20 receive aud examine the claims
Of creditors against the estate OF samuel Knee.
land, late Of Hartford in said county. deceased,
represented insolvept, hereby give notice that six
months from the date Of sAi.l appointment are
allowed 10 fai creditors In which 10 p,sstnt and
prove their claims, and they " Ill De In session
at the following p'ssc and timss for the purpose
OF receiving the saI.e. viz Al the dwelling house
10 said Hartford. occupied by samuel Kneeland
a. his homestead, on the third Thnrsday 10
August and December next, At one O'Clock Ia the
aftein
Dated this twenty cIgh'h day or JULY, d. ISL.
GEORGE ID. HiSEEE,
SETH ID. ANDREWS,
C0mmis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-16

Prr>oNtI Mr. J. G. Rich OF Bethel,
fo- many years Il hunter and trapper in the
region Of the lakes, was an invited guest OF
the Maine Press Association on their trip,
and he was 4 source OF much assistance
and pleasure. Mr.. Rich is perfectly well
with the whole route, and was
able 10 relate many exciting and interesting
incidents connected with bis life Ia those
wilds We were pleased 10 meet him. aud
shall ever remember his attentions and
kinduesSeS. - !dra.isyi.A Chr,Gi-ie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-16

"RoUGH ON RATS Ask Druggists for
il. IL clears out rats. mice. reaches, bed
bugs, flies, vermin, insects, ljc.
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MRS. MYRA A. MoRFEIT.
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS,.

WORCESTER. SIS July ajth. ISL.
Then PEI sonsiiy appeared the above named
M,ra A. MORT 81. ard IN ldc oath that the foro.
going statements by her snhscrioe,l were true.
Before me- y. IL. JOHNSON.
Notary Public.
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NAB RfED.

II B.tLel Aug. ~. bv Rev. n Garland Mr.
william :. FROST OF Runford. AMI Mise Eta 81.
smith II Bettel
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THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice that
he has been dnly appointed by the Hon. Judge OF
Probate for the County OF Oxford, and assumed
the trust OF Administrator Of the estate Of
SARAH EINBALL, late OF Bethel,
10 said County, deceased, by giving bond as the
law directs; ne therefore requests all persons In
debted to the estate OF said deceased 10 make i'm.
mediate payment; and those who have any dc.
mands thereon, 70 exhibit the same to
IsRAEL q. KIMDALT.
Inlc 10 ISL
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semt-aununI Statemeut

Of the Kezar Falls Wooden Manufacturing Co.,
June 30, A. ID. lsst:
Existing capital stock, t9tO 90
Amount paid in 1890 90
" ohinery. ~ " 49, e'0 1890 90
Debts due from the company, other than
advance on goods IN hands OF selling
agents, Nothing
Valuation of property bv assessofs unknown to
me. j. ). NEW BEGiSi treasurer.
OXFORD ss:-Iuly -, 1881.
Personally appeared j. :. !Sewbegin. and made
oath that the above statement by him subsci ibed
ia true, according to his beat knosledge and be-
lief r. w. REDLON.
Justice of the Peace.
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Administrator SnIe.

PURSUANT TO license from the Hon. Judge
OF Probate within and for the County o
Oxford, dated the third Tuesday OF May, A. ID
1891 shall sell ut I,,l ic auction tile prem
In Albany, on Wednesday, the seventh day o.
September ext, at two O'Clock p. m, all the rea
estaie Of Justin r.. Saunders, late OF Albany In
said county, deceased.
AMOS g. BEAN, Administrator.
Albany, July -, 1881.
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Estes Charles aud Al
fred. OF upkuown, 81 loo ~ - .! 20 ~ ~
Same, 60 100 , 10 ~ $50
Estes Charles. or nm
known, the Il orson
place. 70 - ] - % J -
Thompson sewcll, part
OF hume fNm. H. 7O0 go
". Il. il,mmiugvav. land near Chs.r's mil, %
HENRY DAVIS. Treasurer
OF Milton Plan'aii0n.
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TO Let.
TIME large, pleasant southeast Office, over the
II Oxford Democrat ONCE.
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DIED

DIED,
10 Pals. July -, Mr.. Elizabeth a. vile Of d.
=. TWicheH. aged ~ years
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.
The latest from the Seat Of WRr--TrOOp'
IH' After the ApnChGa. In u.

WAsuISdroS, D. G., September 7LAgent
Tiffany, Of Sun Carlos Agency, Arizona
Territory, telepaphs TO the Indian Bureau
to-day that cyerythingi il quiet at his ugen.
cy, lie says TINT no has Lieut., Cllss md
one company Of regular troops there, md
that hc IL fully prepared to defend the
agency In CTseiof attack, and to mnintain
order there. Lieut.. Glass also tclegraphs u
few words saying that he feels able with
the assistance of the agent to defend the
agency. Tihany telegraphs that thereis no
trouble with the Indians except in the
northern lOrt Of Ari2Oua. IIitt. "
In letter from Sitting Bull, forwarded
to the lndian Bureau, he says he wants to
remain at Standing Rock Agency, and Is
satisfied with lIis treatment The Indian
Bureau has nothing to do with Sitting Bull,
us he Is still under the control OF the War
Department and the latter Department
has not yet indicated what disposition 1t
will make Of him. ........ .....
CIncAdo, September 7--TucsoN, CAMP
TnoaAS, September ., 4 r. M.-Nothing
further from Apache at, - AM Some
murders were reported n 'fonto tlasin md
Pleasant Valley, west Of the reservation.
A party Of citizens leave Globe today to
assist the settlers. Col. Price OF the Sixth
Cayalry, with two companies OF cavalry Is
supposed to be advancing In that direction,
Everything IL quiet nj San Carlos Pre-.
cautions have been taken against attack
there and Globe. AspeCial from Wilcox
sHys reports still continue to arrive OF the
killing OF packers and prospectoB in differ.
e1t directions. Liett Gllfoyle, who has
gone toSan Carlos ngencyto recruit com.
pany Of scouts, reports 81 hfrying ten or
twelve mem nast Of here 4lI ibB
route from New ,1leXidG,if The BQfiic
scate has subsidized and carpenters Who
left the station will return to-day.
Many Of the freightCrs and packers now
hers.nFo preparing TO take this chance to
start out Two lpdiGNeouricrs arrived from
Apache ut 8 =. n. Everything L quiet
AROUND the post, the llostiles hivlng lett ts
immediate vicinity. Il Is said the bodies
off0ur white men were found near Black
River, probably those OF McAlurry'E party,
Craig, '0VertoG's Command and Glarks,
The Indian scouts reached there without
encountering any OF the hostiles. Mai.
Chafu's company reached Cortez today.
The mail courier from Clifton arrived here
at 7 r. ", and reports that tho Indians
stole all the stock aud ptoyisi9ps at the
Mormon settlement, sixteen miles sGst OF
here tO.dny; no one killed,
Aspecial to the .Snr from Fort Apache
this evening reports finding the bodies Of
tRnro RSr mST ,S q 9s I s sgbt mills BRs ,s fEo
the Post. Gen. Carr was scouting along
the trails to locate The il64tlles, WHO seem
to have kept south, while e,ciiizens reported
them In the rough country, probably east
ofRocky Canon Q, BsWills6Ss command.
ing Department oT Arizona, passed here
this evening at tiyo O'Clock for WILCOX,
where hB will at once mike arrangements
for the forwarding Of troops and supplies
10 the troops In the field
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-09-08

EidntOncounty has Il notable history
inHnNtion with the great whisky In
gNtbn during WashingtOn's admins
i7t0n ltwasa sort Of moonshines re.
kiiH. In modern parlanCe the farmers,
rho brittle sake Of cheAply marketing
AsrEiin distilled it into whisky, kicked
ialnslh ryenuc Tux, such rs Is i'm
aelnow Washington had to march a
considerable army across the mountains,
kir they could be brought 10 terms.
nty fnaIy surrendered without blood
SA Aside from this episode in her lis
Washington county has always beeA
li0HnSa an exemplary community.
Among those who will he present ut the
Centennial is Daniel Rider, who was yir.
tally driven from the county Il generation
" BY an indignant public sentiment
'arh denounced him iorvoting as u mem.
t'foithc Pennsylvania Legislature to give
& hItimOre 4 Ohio railroad u right Of
Hyihmngbthe county, "and thus dearpy
GyaioNml Ronl"
lhe Epor'n intimatcs cditorially that a
considerable number Of people still re.
Hin ID the county wlroare not much ad.
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