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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-13

TnE President OF the Bank OF waverly,
Iowa, says: sulphur Bitters saved my
life. For ten years suffered from Catsrrh
and Liver Complaint; lost forty-fve
pounds and was growing worse rapidly.
had lost all faith in medicine, hut hear
lng your Bitters so well recommended, |
gave them trial. Six bottles cured me.
Saith y. Hunt, H'drerly, Icted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-13
"L,rEsR. Mich. Feb. . ISL.

am in receipt OF your circular. | keep
a good supply OF your Downs Elixir all
the sizes, believing il 20 be one OF the
best Cough Remedies put up. also keep
DR.. Bakers Mandrake Bitters, aud Hen
~ - JOhnSon'S Arnica and oil LIuiment.
l. ID. BRISTOL, Druggist"
The above named Remedies are all war
rantcd % give satisfaction, and can be
found in any ilrsi-claSs drug store.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-13

The English papers accord to America
the praise of turning grave subjects into q
grim humor. One of these says "a cute
Yankee advertiser has been utilizing the
walls ofcemetaries by adjoining them with
the following legend in gigantic letters
Use Jones's bottled ale II you would keep
out OF here.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-13

Tommy" said q mother to her seven
year. old boy ''you must not interrupt me
when am talking with ladies'. You must
wait till We stop, and then you can talk"
But you never stop" retorted the
boy
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-13

Let the poor sufferers from female COM
plants take courage and rejoice that a
painless remedy has been found. We re-
fer 10 Lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. IL is prepared at 23S Western
Avenue, Lynn Mass. Send TO Mrs. Pink
ham for pamphlets.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-13

NPoErANr.-when you visit or leave
New York City, save T sggsge Expressage
and Carriage Tire, and stop AZ GrdHC
tH'oH Hotel oppos lie Grand Contra
Depot. i5r, rooms, fitted up at cost ot
one mill@ n dollars, N duced TO 81 and mp
wards per DAY. European plan. Eleva
tor. Restaurant supplied with the best
HOY sc cars, stages and elevated railroad
e all depots Families can live better fol
less money at the Grand Union Hotel thar
at any other first-class hotel in the
I CITY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-13

Queen Victoria had no fortune to
start with, but now she has $50, 000, 900,
which brings in SO, 100000. Then she
has a salary Of S2,000,000.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-13

A sarcastic Georgia editor, in noticing
a fair which recently came Off in Macon,
says conc of our contemporaries took
a valuable premium, but meddlesome
and hrm policeman made him put fright
back where hctook IL from"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-13
GRAND TRUNK R. r
Winter Arrangement.

GO and sitter Oct. T.. atd until further notice
trains VII T1n a. follows
GOING WEST.
ENprces trains Tor Lewiston, Will leave Portland
40 = 10 s. n. , Ie.'i ard s :lj p. 70.
For south Paris, Norway, Montreal, CHICAGO
AMI Tie West, vii. leave Portland a. I 10 y. ID.
Lew sion - ?. N, south PARIS a. - Nor.
VIZ 10 %. NJ, ard Gorham a. - q. n.
NJ Ncd trains for SCufn Paris, Norway Ana G -
nam " D leave Portland az 80 n ID. And a io'
south Paris AZ 10 a. NJ. and 40 ?. n. = u
GOING EAsT.
ton Al an. I2 57,p Az i VII les ye Lewis
tov south Paris, N0Tw8- as.tz. MI.
and Boston iii leave Gsrr IA = 81 m sontI
fSTs - 10 ~ = NJ aud SsTssJs io5.a M
lsevc e.c,bar, - ~ ,-'li anu Lewiston VII
>G1-- ar 4. ~ Z. n, AMI sl5p.u.
JoeI - - .CkSON. q neal Manager.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-13

An extreme agony is for a young lady
to add TO her toilet a large sunfower at
her belt. The occult significance Of this is,
Il always turn toward the son--of some
rich man." Isn't there touch OF the in
tense about this?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-13
STAND PJT3 SALE

Village az ga. .ESe sAAND sliN.-eI 10 ne
80 49, goia 10 ~ and haif hcuss, Ell and
90 ~ ard a hc. cer,s q land In a hish
80 - lItivalOG, together with - acres q
- rrrale near thc house and - acres q
t-' ~.Ituatc,i on thu aforesaid read ard Withln
=. talf mile Of the dwelling house. VIII be solo
orether or IN separate l0ts.
TFRMS-One n N cash and me b lance on
lime 10 suit the purchaser.
- f,,rthcr partc- .ars inquire Of y. r. shaw,
RucsarId or u " illilm Gregs, Aneove., Me.
Eycsaelj. March -o, Isl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-13

During a conference OF clcrgymen not
far from Boston the following dialogue
was overheard between two uewsooys
Il say. Jim, what's the meaning of so
many ministers being here together
why" answered Jim, scornfully, they
always meet once a year to TO exchange
sermons with each other"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-13
FARM TQI SALE.

SlrJ tTyN g. .rc scutr rsrt ~ the tow- az
y fa... -lc1. tw1 1-d ore haIf miles from
south Ia 81. 90, kruvn So the .Io4tph T.
Penney '..u. 'Dr-- rvs about fhrcc hund-r.'
Hcrr1 ot ut 81 abby lvicea no moving. ;i'L
NFc. ps,.E-c and WOOL M, undtra goof s's'r
nl Cu. aiiDo. Cuts foo thIty-Gvr TO forty
fcrs 90 <, Cd E1Ellsh bAy. : thirty your- Or
ctar rl srsfct 90 the leading var!ct - OF fru.
tlsf con - into rCarrg. \ enc and a-hglf story
nouse and tl. va tl Since re r,oms cook room
ans tTo s.tCgig- s1c1.s rl lr-tioo-. Woot .hso
about iF-ty f-tt 90. Dlc bsru stvcrtv-siN feet
lrrr, wi-. good cellar. Buildings nearly rr9.
4 good sr-l % rty,rlsirg water. Pr further
Tsft Ten .frs address fhc rrapril.or. DAVID
ROSS. Ne. - Clinton Ave. Aloauy. y. Y. or ca
on The -u'scrl1er -. 4. PRATT.
South r-r.e Arm lT. rs-f
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-13

A Comstock philosopher says human
nature will not stand prohibition. but there
mus; be some limit to drinking IL we are
net 20 become 4 nation OF billed owls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-13

The government has finally scared &
cannon which will throw ball twelve
miles, aud the next thing Is 10 bring on a
war within twelve miles OF the cannon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-13

4 ballet dancer died recently in Naples.
leaving large fortune. This shows how
easy il Is 10 accumulate wealth when one
dresses economically.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-13

IMPORTANT TO TRAvELERs.-Spccial in
ducements are offered you by the Burling-
ton Route. II will pay you to read their
advertisement to be found elsewhere in
this issue.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-13

Dyspeptic symptoms, such as retasting
of the food, belching, heat in the stomach,
heartburn, etc, promptly cured by Browns
Iron Bitters.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-13

ola Winter has come with his grea.
white cloak, and his roj>terin- son. jack
Frost. is creeping In az ever. creyice,
even into our systems, and SO wing seeds
OF death Do not neglect a Cold or Cough
for Que day even, for II my be too late.
DR.. y. &. Whites pulm0oAry Elixir i for
sale by all dealers in mejiciuc and should
be on the medicine shel 81 every family :
aud used IS directed, has already saved
thousands OLIVES, AID will yet save thous-
andS more.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-13

Thar HUSBAND On MINE, Is three times
the man he was before he began using
Wells Health Remover" 81. Druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-13

WHEREAS Bryce =. I,mbAll, Of Albany ID
w the County ofOX 70 ~ and STATE of va ~
on tie - day OIL aDuary $50 fr a valIable cIrsd
Grafton, ronveyef 10 EBoch W. WOODBURY., joe
'ah U. Putington, and Wesley X. Woodbury.
CO-pntuers in trade doing business under
the f,m name OF Woodbury., Puringt0n x Co.. IN
Brthel. County and state aforesaid, hy deed
f mortgage recorded m ONford Registry. BOX
1872 Peg. g. arerlain parcel of land situated IN a.
nsuy ue4r the loot OF >oneo Ponf aud known ~ me
Wilder k'mblll farm, containing about one nun
frfd aud l'ty acres, and whereas the c0nff De
Of sad mortgage have been broken. and IRE graz
Tor did covenant and sgree that the righiof re-
dsmption should b. forever lareciosed IN one year
from The publication q notice We Their, fore claim
fnreclOsure a. by -tatutc ia such casc Is male
and pro. lied.
Bethel, Nov. gR. issl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-13
70 ice OF Second Meeting OF Creditors of


ITO tts creditors OF Milton 2. Kicker, OF Canton
i m the County Of ONfcri, and the State OF
srirr. inso'ysnt debtor You are hereby notified,
That w an me approval Of the Judge OF the Court
"a Insolvency for said County o. Oxfofd. the
seeoad met tag OF the creditors OF said InsOlvent
- aupointec - be he'll at the Probate Court room
In Fsiis. in said Couniy Of oxford. on Wednesday
the glss day Of u c., A. ID 1881, a. O'Clock IN
TIE forenoon. You VII govern yourselves accord
ilgly.
Given under my hand and toe order OF Court
this IG.h dav % Now. A. D., Isl.
HERRICk L. DAVIS, Register Of the
Cour; Of Insolvency for said County OF OXFORD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-13

The B"r'iRgf0R iiuistsse tells how a lady
tainted IN church This lady tainted and
beautiful faint she made Of H. IL seems
mat She was sitting on the front seat In
The gallery, ard slid 81 aight forward on
70 The hoor. ,hruStiDg her unconscious
liiiie - feet right over the gallery rail. '
We are willing 10 bet it was the handsom.
est hose in town.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-13
\ PHYSICIANS ADVICE OF HOW TO
GAIN HEALTH.
KARLSRUHE, PA, March 80, 1881.

HARiSBUR Re, PA, March 80, 1851.
Nothing is more charming and attract
i've than thoroughly healthy, perfectly
formed woman; bright-eyed, rosy, laugh
ing, Joyous happy faced girl, one who
finds Keen pleasure in merely living. An
invalid wife or mother is a constant object
OF sympathy in an otherwise contented
household Happy the home whose women
folk enjoy perfect health. In my practice
| have slways recommended sickly women
70 use Browns Iron BitterS. In case OF ir-
regulsritleS, dyspepsia, indigestion, heart
burn, nausea, sour stomach, nervousness
and exhaustive debility, | find it exceeds
al other remedies as true medical ton
ic. II never fails 10 gently sOothe, re-
fresh and strengthen the general system,
and especially those parts made weak 10y
continued distress; and what satisfies me
most, is that the cures, although in some
Instances gradual, are always permanent.
Nj. ID.
A QUESTION OF MILEAGE.-Jones held
an execution agains, q farmer, and when
he called for settlement the agriculturis,
took him out into big pasture aud point
ed out a u wild steer as the particular
piece OF property 10 be levied upon.
Jones chased the steer around for awhile.
aud then sat down, and taking out his book
began TO write.
"What are you doing there, asked the
granger.
Charging mileage" replied the con-
stable, without looking up"
''Do have il all to p sy," gasped the
rancher."
You bet"
Then take this tame heifer here. /
can't stand any such such game as that"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-13
"a GOOD NvELOPEs. 10 eiac

En GOOD NvELOPEs, 10 ciaereu,
co l1."rs. hI M o. sEy iIrr-s 10 cents
NhrNr FNt ELuTF co. PARIS. NAM.
\ Big Lot of under cloth
inc f different Grades. for
gents. ladies and small folks.
cheap at II. y ,BOLSTER-S,
so. Paris.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-13

Ladies Waterproof Circulars
at
y. ID. BoLSTER'S, South Pals.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-13

An Iowa paper heads local story thus
/ a Chccktred Career that viii Probably
Finally Terminate In nesta." Even the
>.Srsl-Servicc people at Washington might
unheNitatingiy endorse such 4 prediction
- this.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-12-13
Notice Of Foreclosure.

ece week IN your ~xn .ls1 Terms ans 8 or
900 free. A4jfe,s H. HAlltIT &C.. Port ard, We
, 1881-11-16
ATLANTA'S EXPOSITION.
Eloquent md Patriotic Speech By tn
fsnnefal Of tie Army.

Eloquent md Patriotic Speccll By tho
General of the Army.
ATLANTA Gu, Sor. ib-Th0 Mexican Vote
rntls Association held jts annual meeting today
IN Judges Hall on the Esuoslt'on GROUNDS. ecu.
Walker. III a brlcf speech. introduced Gen. Hem
r. H. Jucks1fl, uE 3hyannnh. whu delivered at,
on,tion Of, tho history Of tho casnpaIx1i against
Mexico. Een. Sbcsman beiug cailcd on tndug n
short speech, in tho course OF which be said:
We hnva heard tho eloquent address Of thls
memorable dny. Its spirit Is good. and see no
renson why 80 may net HOW declare With Wob-
stor, 'Thauk 0ol, | AM MT American citizon.'
We nre American citizens. l thank Qod Am
one, and ] tell you I cnn 20 FROM nny spot
from Muno to Texas aud siup whcrc please. 40
lung as | behave myself and obey the laws Of
tho place. md that Is tho spirit OF our Govern
mcut. Th0t Is what made Us tho unlted Stntcs
ot America. and that is the Foundation stone
upon which Governments are built for this con-
sneut. VIC fouHht our n.nthcr md acquired
our independence, and to-day ,vo arc tho same
Nation. the sumo s0tdlurs, tho same t'orern-
mont, tho sumo tlAH; and. so far ~ am cnn-
cerncd. mi l4nt ~ frlcnity to Ogoruth ns ntn
70 ny own natiyc @ 3ta.e of o!,io: irMG,uso np:
nf tho eountrr. Why stick to Qentuln: aud It
you want III ~ IL California, why, 90 there.
rast ~ q nG of 99r sIsb syse af
lug Tor. have come today Y, lonk upon those
buildings wncro uncn VIC had battfeticIds, md |
delight 'nors to iook nr'n them tbnn tn look
yrnra nYo. and say that every man. every
kindly woman over this broal t1uQ tnkea as
exposition ] % rs do tioso Who tire sIttins Ia Ills
urrscnce to-day. ! lid l,9t intend 10 bu brought
out bynn this MITCH, hMt thi.,k VIC are NJ III Il
Goi we nre M ouch md crcrs ono af II, great ind
small. young nnd ulh. American cltizena.'
, 1881-11-16
out the stnto. EIs Ii a gentleman whom The p4o-
ple Of ChoaKo may with aatsty aooofd hskfty
sxAl


Executive Proclaim atluuN Appointing
Day tn 1ge Properly Observed.
srntxurtEGp, Ill.,, Nov. 1s.--Tho dovornor to-
day lssued the following ThankseIvlns proolama-
ton:
In u6rilencc TO our anelent, National at,1tutn Of
sstsng g 9s dHy 5 @ sas Of fe9T foe
AZ st.to 81 itiluois do apinlnt rhattdlaar. ttao
sts ,,ay q Snsnor t.t r. ny .! 1f rhanks ,,1 .,:
Ssnto observe that dnr n:sn holiday. = DAY of
:.ttRfy t!o,i f,r tllc blessings iio 'es Gsct. 1T.
ia tcs,iiut,i,y whercot. hcreunto set my hand
'!y o. NoSsnbor. K. XII t. isl. 'A'' '''A
u ssar ts GSs1'en; T. bsnxs Secretary ot Il s.sse Ss.S
CpLuMutts. O.. Nov. lh-Tho following has
bcGn issued uy Uoy. Foster;
sTArE or u,tIo. ExEctTivE l}ErAHrNasT.-fn
recognition of tEtne-tlunoTul and cherished Gus-
lion of Tho President. appoint Thursday. the
2Hh ,lny Of November, u t0 observed Al u day
It eSi s s3s & ~ a tsa & I'D is
think. 10 Aln.iyhty t3o1 for tho eoi,tiess bliss
nKa To ei,loy' stad Invoke continuance OF ID.
i,ur!na tho ycar tho state tns sui erea Ereat
ss e Gso q s st % # Sus ps
tles WHICH Lind toget1or tho pcopla of tho whole
Goyarn.ncnt, VI tho people. .by Tho people,
and for the, peop1e, is !.nst'palre.l
tl,e 1tuplsb!Ic have Loen faithfniy enforced and
obcyel. Our Iellgtous and educational inetttu-
ti0ns hAvq prospered. our induhtriGs have itt'!r-
| ttlIel. 0il fhn people wore hHvor more huppy.
in theru LlcssfiiWs we havo abundant catls1 ior
| duvoitt Misunderstanding. ard. whilst enjoying thu
! tk'unties btatowod upon Ms NJ u people, let us
not forget iho icssona VI charity, md. whiIs We
/ give thinks tor uierctrs sulchsAfej " during
| tho year that ~ drawing to cIoset lot Us r..
coming ygur, thar righteousness .rxnltcth Il
nntton" utvct. under my baud and tho greai
November, a. D. 1851. and tho lttth your nj tho
| Independence Of tho United Stales Of Anertca
| Bv tho tluytturr: EftAa. FOSTER.
| CfiAy. TowxskSn, Secretary Of State.
, 1881-11-16

CtkutEKArt, o., Nov. L.-1ho Executive and
Advisory Conulttacs Ut tho KRiaWAy Mail
Service Mutual i!u1,otlt Association vi the Unite
stales mot hcre to4tay tn uevise n,eA,ls to pay
tlo In1obtg.luoss caused ty ltlo t1Vtntcasion Ut
William u. James, secrotury and Treasurer, who
eighteen months AAo involved the association In
a loss ut &a,0uJ. 1t was dus.lcd to cnIl con.
yentlon Of .luleHntus ulasun trum each division
to mcet iu indianapolis Doc. II. Atnung tho
propositions u bu presented tn the etsllsetltton
Viii bu uI,0 tu prtiytlu u,at now u,ulnlurs shal
nut 10 subldef tu assessment FOR lnlcntodiseia
Eow existing. Apnthor will be tu lnlt tAo tttiiu
within which lultuuelt members may ba ruin.
stntpI. There wero tau lnolnhJsa u eRuh cum.
mkttea pEHApnt.
, 1881-11-16

Chicaep at s:a' 4. nj. instead of 7:s1 n. N. THO
arrives from Nav Yotk 1t s:fo 4. n. Instead of
Mt f:f1 Il. IN.
frst Ifinos roid 10 n.opt an1 put irto, effect
tho now State !:.ntnmissItncrs. thrift. This rond
issncf! now tariffs yctsartlay, Tho r!tc* uf WHICH
IWn,inlssnnnt.. Tho 1iock lslani when il 40.
ccPsc'1 4 now chatter n,ailt. u ycnr ago agreed
' y 9o sts' ritz hs .ee1t t % Il s's s 1a as q
Il Join ihc other rodds tn lsht!nf te new tariff
road. III the sthte to hiobt thu sato rates from
et,'.spnt!nE POINTS.
~ TIC I'hilaeinh;ts, s is. sayt "tn ths fn,ry
t.arr"nYr f.,r tho rstnnsng Of tho Nnw Ynrk md
snEo ,tca oRHs q; ,,rhter sfnclo
,r,tInnr,. l,nssetnrr. Wien lilo l,,t.i ot tho nov
:...Ch'rauo lIIp'tna' syas conceived. President
hp uinwt IL r!lo tree t,,f Tint train md that n,
pa*sns n my Htiarltetnr aht,uli lle ncEHrtGl ns
fsrf AZ AZ is,s n"r w Fl r; IL ,t" NJ, ]
.. I'VE Y"sH and 1i'c chIeae @ re" H waea e
Mr. !tot,erts returne,l to this city M Tnc*,'ny
tiuct1r camn thn'tish AZ usual, collcctc'i tho
tickets nnl yunci,ud t,on with earc: aud On
teasl,,ns Mr. lsonc1ts lifted bis hat nnd bowed
iiol 1' en-. s"ted MT President nooerts to tho
contnr "whas IRE yor instruction about
",Wo nfs .lot 70 ntlow nns o1te to ride On pass
md mt to alttw my icu'l-hcnAs." end tho con.
tluttur, nut knowing w'ietiior to smi'o or lock
,,"wrll than" sattl Tho penusyiyania'A rrcsl.
t'lsnt. why 'lidn't you fst,and ny laref,'
hfs boots Is liz raiiroal ' ,invnate uok OUT BIZ
pocket: l,ook, ,handsd The cmoninctor IN n f5t i ots
lrGnk II myself and don't want yQt ~ 1s3tuy
, 1881-11-16
3lA1.fNE NEWS.
Vessel Taken Yesterday
wv by Shippers to Garry
Grain.
,oscd Demand for Suitable
' Lumber and tron-oro.
Carriers.
T. And Other Notes-Vcssol CHARTERS
D'sN Around tho Lakcs-Arri7als
ind Departures.
.ff,s1i: t:A'rffa:it1N0sa
rsrN pi.f1tttlT'4.

tsKE pNE1titIrH. ....
,e nat Il Single Inquiry by shippers
Ine'' -. fnr yrsseis Ia gntry grain to tho i'wur
5cslrt; t;r,]n.cnrtyinu by tha tnkcs u 'lh1ehea
L'St ..asut,, ntni rho faut ~ frcoEft1%ta Ny
fur 'as ',rvrr. VIM l,nta ceased tl,olr cnucaS@
,t. tp uNln rafshes' ,,,.,sa,, il. r,-r o,,,,.
1po ,nsInu nit jlrst. e!uss vcshsls TINT cutl
ehPpes' n, tho advanced ratpa, Sc*arA! NJ
u.s, n,uttur-c,rrtnrs that cu'11'' 'aitu THIS
tbt "'sn ,n, rhartrrhs md lett yesterday A{ter~
ron ,i. '"i suitable fnr thu lr1t-nto srhdc nrc
'.',uLly t,,sa4nl Hy shllt,rrs IN lint trn'lu
nsp''" i'n', Rites, with TENDENCY |" idsancd.
n'' n.u tr,iubta At I,Htrnln ytstnr'lay woru dikll
~ s,", 4',.r,,,ed Whit charters wcrc t''"do wsro
:" ~" ,riyutc terms. ....,...
@P'' uptK AND dr,tEts koTEs. ...
.oh,,u,,t. teeelI,. anl Tenpest have heon
III NJ, ny the!r owners'
@.a a,, .rhoot,cra Sunshine and Marin Martin
-mSnyr 1uS sEstr eMhvas tn!trt4 ol1 tudItY'
' ~h. a. l,roekway yestcr'tny, tuwe,l tho walor.
,ai lnsi .rhuuitr f. +. Ett}eo Into th9s port from
ltle1ne. .,
cI,at.n III -thels Coplny for repnlrs to heF
stcr1l.DenEfnr hlld ealkl'H' .-.
rao ,s,n bas t,ren nnas,,al tha i,t-b0uts1 vaa.
-. fnr st,t11p alinu. bHt l!ts fftlnber Of coal
.sI,irr, .s,s viii nrrlsU IN II t!1ty t'F 60
,..n, a,brec1,,, uf tho rcl,onner Q. Z. t'arnes.
Lid ho rst, H. it IL" s".,In%1a ''S by III isss % w ~
Tina sch,rnler tdbi,te NAn, n"W 1t sUnsh
~ las ,s.n Ills ,'ft chartered to tirisig ttbEr
itofr NunStee tu this port Vt $"H:!:s per i,otO
feet. .-...,.......,
fsipk1.l, nrrlreit III Eurt yesle5uay 1fuh 'uAe1'o
xfth cargo af hRricS.
1t, reec.,t enid aunll tlaK had tho n!1HCt Uf lis
, 1881-11-16
ACCESSION TO THE CHICAGO BAR.

E01s41 U0pdE<S 70 III CH4euoo 1Ttu3"*.
OAs.gNA, ILL.,, N0v. l3.-Tha Hon. l4o''!s sh!sa"
lor, ut lhls city, has cntcrud tlllo cnpartner-
ship witt tho tlun. william DnF'on, VI ca'easo.
spo Will leave this svualne fur lha purluse Ut
taking mart III the trlal Ut caaes III tho ChlcAxo
courts ia which tho t!rtu hhvc boun setA4siea as
counsel. blr. Shtsslar Hraduatod FROM tho liar.
ward Law Suh0ol in iS1t, and hIa pract'aed at
tho Oalsua Tor for over twc,ty yoars. attaining
ual unyi&blo poslAon for eEorEy. aMn!y. lnu
strtot tptuXrity, For saYorul ycAra PAat ht nus
stoi ut tho bar In this judicial district. A,ia To-
day rnukS uuaoux tho loadug lawyers through
, 1881-11-16
VIII Coi,tcat the Lcratlty OF Itatlfoad
Aid flUatuk.

sptetat Dt1pateh to Ths CHICAGO Tribune
EAitAruGA. N. II, Eor. M.-AOno hundred ihou-
sand tlotInts Ut bonds issuqM by tho Town Of
Saratoga III lS1u IN aid of* the schuysetyil!c &
Upper fllt!soi, flultroad Cotnpnny. nnd lle!.l by
PARTIES In ynrns sections uL tho uuuntry, nrc to
l,ave tor legality seste'l In tho court. Judge
lsockes Inns grantctl M injunction, dtd tnniur-
ly}ty tho lsoittd Ut Supervisors of Suriotn County
vii. bo served win pu,.syx vestyRtn!ug tt.e.a
troIu tctying money to 1Nly interest On tho bonds
I'll question:. Thb ncttun ~ cuiinsncetl by n
nunllur ur tN1 heaviest nltd must prominent
tuxp.iyers III tho Town ul Sarntoxa.. ulArlnR
lltfecta. irrcKlthr1ttea. MID traln! hrc alleged.
EnilucMt cuuiihgl hAEc utrM retained.
, 1881-11-16

Gpxfat Dhpafeh to The t3lthon Tribune.
tA1.ExA. ILL.,, Nov. R.-CbAr!es V. Mekinlay,
Assistant General Freight Aront Ut Tho Chicago
s. Northwestern ltnilroad, In charge nf ths ChE-
drgj, Milwaukee, & Northwestern KalIrDa1 H.
yiAlon ur tho Chicago l. Northwestern ltutrond,
III thu cul,t,aay and luena shortly. Dir. Me.
lttnley fcnsus THO ChIcnxn Il Northwestern Hull.
rfhtl IL NrRanixH atid tlke chHrHc uf tue freight
Lake Erte lsattlnl. Il hsw line nenr1y completed
from Tuud,, u. to Wheeling. W. w., with
BRANCHES u Huron, u. SnlI1ngky md Clef0lAnu.