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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
OXFORD, ss:-Suprear Jadic!Al Court Sept.
Term. A. u. 1852.
ROBINSON DEAN VS.. ASIA HOWARD and
TTuslee.
And now It appearing to The Court that the
said defendant Is not an inhabiLAnt vi thi. State
Aud mas no tenant, Hge1t Ur attorney therein and
mat ne mas no no Ice OF the tendency oi thi, suit.
lr Is o"DLaED ny THE COUNT. That the said
fIal IN nSiiy the Defendant OF the pendency
th.reVi U, causing an A0stric; OF IN is writ with
THIS oTuet oil COuri thereon, g. be published three
weeks suece.sivriy IN the oxford Democrat, a
pager printed In Paris In sAid County, the lac
puD.'edioo - be thirty days 81 least b. fore the
heh' 'el VI VI said Count, 10 be holden a, Psris,
Aioiss.ih, on the scconi Tuesday OF March next
" tue enu nat the aid Defendant may then Aud
theIe appear at said Court hLd show cause. "
any he have shy Jud, mcnt .holld not be render.
Ell 'hcIcon. ndeNccutiun 10 .urd &C ,or'iinzly
Aicst: JAMES =. WRIGHT Clerk
AosHaet oi writ and true copy of order Of Iouit
thereon.
Affect. JAMES S. WRIGHT. Clsri.
Bisbkk 4 HERsEr At.s'r iorrid
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19

Clerical bluuders have endangered the
several Ohio Congressman. When will
election officials learn TO DC carefui-Pors-
l1Rd 4drcTiSsr.
When people stop sending letters to the
Post Office without either address or stamp
on them. When men cease writing letters
10 which they attach no signatures. When
the millennium arrives.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19

The Washington correspondent Of the
Boston Traveller writes that paper: Thu
other day Mr.. Blaine related a story giving
the geometricsl ratio OF telling secrets
Said he: a. II have 4 secret which must b,
intrusted To others IL Is best To keep tn.
number OF conhdsnts limited. You tell Z
story to one man, aud that makes one IN
dicsting the one as he said 1t by drawing
his right forehnger across the palm OF hi
left hand. "When you tell your secret b
the second man." he continued, drawiua
down an imaginary second line, "thai
makes eleven. "--Eh.
The Washington correspondent and Mr.
Blaine struck an exceedingly old scent
The original story goes on to say that $
third person told makes (llD one hundr'
and eleven. Perhaps Nr. Blaine told It.,
correspondent this anecdote, and the lat
ter, never having heard oft before, thought
il original.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19
Newspaper Decisions.

l. ANY person who takes paper regularly
rom the once-whether directed TO his name or
Another's, or whether he has subscribed or not
irresponsible for the payment.
2. IL person orders his paper discontinued,
emust pay all arrearages, or tho publisher may
continue 10 send II until payment 10 made, anu
collect the whole amount, whether the paper Is
taken from the ofice or not.
3. The Courts have decided that refusing 10 take
Newspapers and periodicals nom the post once,
or removing and leaving them uncaled Tor, IL
pr,ssa 6ucss evidence OF maud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19

FRED A. BARKER has been appointed
Postmaster at Rumford in place OF Z. II
Hutchins. who has sold out aud removed
10 AndroscOggin Co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19
TIbsfraef of JYrif,l

, EDWIN HOWARD oil Haruoru, maine, i.u
tiff, va Asia Howard OF Boston, Massachusetts,
Defenisnt. Assumpit on account annexed Tor
at0. Addamnum SlV0. Writ dated May ., 1897
and returnable to Sept. Term. lsSs
STATE or MAINE.
OXFORD. ss:-sSpreme Jacicisl Court Sep"
Term, 1851
EDWIN HOWARD VS.. ASIA HOWARD.
And now Il appearing - The Court that the saia
Defsn iaut 10 not an inhabitant of this state and
has no tenant agent or attorney thei Elm, and mat
he has no notice ofthe pendeucy OF this suit.
IRIS ORDERED NJ THE Couhr, That the said
Plaintiff notify tn, Dsfen1ant OF the pcrdency
thereof by causing an abstract OF this writ win
this Or.icr OF Court thereon. 70 be published
three weeks success Nv ely 10 the Oxford Demo-
erat. paper printe In Paris In said County. the
Last lion be thirty days nc least before
the mex term OF sad Court. to be holden at Paris
aiore said, on the second Tuesday Of March next
10 the end that the said Defendant may then and
there appear at said Court and show cause, u
any he have why Judgment should not be render
cd thereon, and execution issued accordingly.
Attest. JAMES s. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Abstract OF writ and true copy Of Order OF
Atest:- JAMES :. WRIGHT, CLERK.
BIsBEE h HERsgY Atty's. Tor Plaintiff
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19

TEMPERATURE LAST WEEK AT "A. NJ
Sunday, 10 ., snow; Monday, l6 : cloudy ;
Tuesday, llo, clear; Wednesday, 100,
cloudy; Thursday, "a :, clear; Friday,
lOo. clear; Saturday, > , clear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19

We advise the Ls,ciSfOR Journal TO drop
Its ''Aud-so-fo forth" department lis neith-
er witty, bright nor wise.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19

To the Somerset Reporter; Don't!
don't. don't.,. Wen pay the differ
ence.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19
OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.

Albany, Dec. l5.-Mr. Alexander Sloan
and wife, who recently celebrated the for
tieth anniversary of their marriage, are
going to Marlboro, Mass. to spend the
winter leisurely with their daughter, eS-
pecting to return in the spring to the OLD
homestead on which they have lived forty
years and had fourteen children. They have
an excellent farm, which they have made
| from the native wilderness.
Mr.. Ellery Wheeler, who came from
Shelburn, n. H., two years ago to live
with his father-in-law, the late Rawson
Hutchinson, is about returning to his farm
in Shelburn, much to the regret OF their
many friends here. They now propose
selling the Rawson Hutchinson iarm'
which is very good one.
The William Robbins's farm, has recent
" been sold to Mr.. James Bennett, who
will occupy it in the spring.
VIII Bird is Just putting four OK team
on to the rosd, drawing shook from Kill
oourn & Ssunders's steam mill TO Bethel, a
distance Of niue miles, at IL cents per
shook.
Messrs. K.& 5. have some Ave or six thou
sand shook now on hand, and six coopers
At work and are in want of more. L.
ANDovEg, Dec lS.-Miss Eva Newhall,
of So. birmingham, Mass, is visiting her
sister, Mrs II. o. Burdette of this place.
Mr. Joshua Small raised, this year, three
bushels Of beans on a piece OF land two by
fye rods.
The village schools commenced last
Monday. They are taught by Mr.. and
Mrs Corsou of this place.
The Sabbath School is Dist No. Is
preparing for Christmas entertainment
H. F. Lovcjoy killed two hogs last week
tina, weighed ,0l5 lbs. the larger weigh
ing 522 lbs.
Mr.. Ford, who drives the stage between
this place and Rumford, has rented the
Congl Parsonage for the winter.
The steam mill built by q. p. Smith
Co, Is completed or nearly so; most OF
the machinery that was not in place be-
fore, being put in last week. The mill Is
4 substantial building SOx50 feet, with
drying and engine house attached, aud Is
located just east Of the village near the
Merrill bridge. IL is built for manuftct-
uriug bowels and spool strips. A board
saw will also be run, and in oue Of the
basement rooms Is an improved apparatus
for grinding any grain which doesn't re-
quire bolfiRu. This was put in early last
week. and Up to Saturday night about 700
bushels OF corn hsd passed through Il.
Power is supplied by 80 horsepower en-
CINE from the Boston Machine Compauy's
works. The Co. expect to work up some
six hut dred cords OF birch, the coming
year, paying $500 per cord for the best
ami So 80 for that OF poorer quality. II
suitable contracts can be made, poplar
will be bought by the Co
Good Judges estimate the value or sum
mer travel TO Andoyer, the past season, st
$4,000.
The name, 7. Thomas, in one of our
items last week. should have been Frank
p. Thomas. l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19
fhb,fraci of Writ

ROBINSON DEA.S OF BuckneId, Maine, Pisin.
tin, W. Asla Howard Of Boston, Massachusetts,
principal Defendant. AMI Edwin Howard OF Hart
lord, Administrator OF estste OF Angelina Howard
deceased, alleged Trustee, a-sumsIt, IN promis-
ssey nvte dated April 5, 1878, for sIs5, one year
after date with inerest. Addamnum 500. Writ
dated Nay Is, iss!. asd retaraIble 10 sept Term,
ISL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19

WOODSTOCK, Dec. l4.-Henry A. Brad
cen OF Milton, has lately purchased the
Bennett stand at the village for $500.
Mr.. Eli B. Whitman is selling out his
stock OF goods and intends to 60 out OF the
business.
A good assortment OF Christmas goods
may be found at the drug store.
There Is ample snow now in the woods
for lumbermen to do good business.
G.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19
RrrnEI-- Nov.


.4cqlsmy Notes Gould's Academy OPP
ened its Winter term W it'll much larger
attendance than was anticipated Several
more ar. 10 come, and the term bids fair
70 be as prosperous as its predecessor. A
few new classes were formed, but most OF
the pupils continue with the studies OF the
Fall term. II j. hoped that those who al
tended the Academy last term, but go 10
the village schools this winter, will con
tiuue their last terms studies that they
may reiOin their class a. the Academy
next spring II they wish. Parents should
look after this matter, As the average boy
or girl attaches little IL any Importance TO
studies like T. 5. History even geography
is frequently sighted by those who are al
lowed 10 select their studies 10 suit their
present convenience. No one will be a.
lowed TO enter upon the regular work OF
the Junior year in the Academy who does
not satisfy the Principal that he has good
knowledge OF both these subjects. A
knowledge attained by reading will NOT be
sufficient. Mental discipline, obtained by
application TO this study is as much de-
sired q, a knowledge OF it.
Z. A. widber closed successful term
al Mason last week.
The Principal has had several applica-
tions for teachers which he has been I'M
able 10 ill. Person. desiring positions TO
teach. as well as committees IN search OF
teachers, would do well to correspond
with him.
The steam mill belonging 10 A. Bean, in
west Bethel village was burned early
Wednesday evening. Loss 5000; no in
surance; cause unknown. This mill has
annually manufactured 500 20 500 cords OF
birch and poplar into spool strips and salt
boxes, ana was the stirring feature OF the
place presume Mr.. b. will build IL up
agaiu, a several fires in years past have
only seemed TO bring forth his greater en-
ergieS 10 succeed in business.
The thermometer touched zero Wednes
day, and a snow storm Immediately set in,
and continued till late in the evening One
foot OF snow fell, aud Thursday morning
the sound OF the wind indicated blocked
highways.
Low wells and aqueducts cause the far
m-rs much extra labor in tending their
stock.
laundering is starting in briskly in this
vicinity.
General good health prevails at West
Bethel-jourRdi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19

THEY have put coal stoves into the
Portland horse cars. Good idea Tor TINS
latitude.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19

SwEpEN-Chas B. Hamlln OF Sweden
has started fer Southwestern Texas. His
brother Francis Hsmlin, OF California, who
has been visiting his native town ofSweden
and kin.folks hererabout accompanies him.
The latte- was teacher OF Cincinnati
seminary: went to California in 40, where
he first engaged in mining; then In cattle
business, going twice across the great
plains with droves; then extensively 10
sheep raising, and Is worth handsome
fortune. His wife died last July, and his
daughter is visiting maternal relatives In
Kentucky. Chss. Hamlin's family remain
Id Sweden for the present.-Ne,cs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19

The story which We publish this week,
&. OF religious character, aud We trust
will sid the churches and Christian minis
,ers in their work. II has been printed
in many Of our exchanges, and has led u
20 reflect that the secular press or Maine
is ever willing 10 aid and supplement
preaching aud other religious work
when well written article, free from
"cant" appears, il i eagerly seized upon
and reproduced by msjoriiy Of our loca
Journals
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19

BRowN'S IROy RTI-zs
is net 4 drink and does r..
contain whisky. L Is d
only preparation Of Iron
that causes no lWurIou
fects. Get the g,nae
Don't be imposed On v.a
limitations.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19
Failiin&&!

That is what a great
many people are dong.
They don't know just what
is the matter, but they have
a combination Of pains and
aches, and each month they
grow worse.
The only sure remedy
yet found is BRowY's lRoy
BITTERs, and this by rapid
and thorough assimilation
with the blood puriics and
enriches it, and rich, strong
blood flowing to every pat
Of the system repairs the
wasted tissues, drives out
disease and gives health and
strength.
This is why Baoay5
Iron BrrrERs w.I .a-
kidney and liver disease.
consumption, rhcumausm
neuralgia, dyspepsia a.4.-
ria, intermitt-nt e.,.s. &c..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19

WEST SuMNER.-Mrs. Bertha Hodgkins,
from Tahiti, Society Islands, is visiting
relatives in Sumner and Paris. Mrs.
Hodgkins is a daughter OF Mrs. Sarah
Gooding, who LEFT Paris some thirty years
ago for California, where she married
Mr.. Geo. Gooding OF Yarmouth. They
soon left Cal. for Tahiti, where they still
remain. Mrs. Gooding is daughter Of
Col. o. Ripley late of Paris.
There is a fair prospect of organizing a
Post OF the G. A. r., at this place. II.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19

RoxBURY, Dec. Miss Nellie 5. Mitch
ell, formerly OF Andoyer, has been engaged
10 teach in No. :. The district has just
completed new school house; | think
all the work on 1t was done by those liv-
ing in the ueighborhood.
A. X. Merrill OF Byron was injured by
dipping" skid while rolling logs some
days since. He has recovered 80 IS 70 re-
sumo work.
| hear that Mr.. w. s. Richardson or
Mexico had a narrow escape from death
recently, by rolling log.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19

THE encyclopedias OF Domestic Econ
omy," advertised in this paper by the Hen
~ Bill Publishing Co., Norwich, Conn,
is valuable book for housekeeper or
nurse. II contains a volume OF receipts
for making everything used between the
four walls OF house, and tells how to use
everything made 10 the best advantage.
Agents should make good thing selling
this publication.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19

Nix. HENRY DAVIS OF Milton ia canvass
;ug sections Of oxford County for this pa
per. Mr.. Davis Is reliable citizen, has
been treasurer OF the Plantation, for sew
erAl years aud Is in every way 70 be de-
pended on. Whatever sgrsemen, he en-
ters Into with persons will be fully endorS-
al at this Office, and his contracts will be
fully carried out.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19

MEssRs. w. II. THOMPSON & Co. OF Bos-
ton, Mass, Gas per advertisement In an
other column have 10 press, and will soon
issue a new book entitled "Miss Richards
Boy" from the pen OF the popular author
or Josiah Aliens Wife," who has hereto
fore so pleased the public with her spicy
books" Ny Opinions and Betsey Boz
bets" " Samantha at the Centennial" and
MY Maynard Partner over which
many hearty laugh has been had. Thi-
new volume differs in many respects frc m
her previous works, and promises 10 sur
pass them all. /. will contain tiue por-
trait OF the author, which will satisfy the
curiosity OF many who have often wished
To know just how Josiah Aliens" wife
looks. The book will be sold only by sub
scription, and agents are wanted in every
township.
Here Is rare chance for some Of our
many wide awake lady and gentleman
readers To take hold OF paying book.
1t will be just the thing for the Holidays.
GEN. j. J. Perry OF Portland, with his
old-time political sagacity, and honesty,
gives in the Lewiston Journal series, hs
views on the Congressional apportionmeut
lie makes four districts, containing an
equal population, by dividing Sagadahoc,
and gives the Republican msjoritles ex
pected In each district. IL Is ~ well 10 be
frank in these matters, as Mr. Perry III
ways Is. The State Is Republican, and
that partly should have the Congressmt
IL the Districts can be so arranged with
out Gerrymanderiug. We have then al
when the State votes as 4 whole, why
not on an apportionment?
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19
STATE or MAINE.
ib,iraef Of Tra

Ella, :. Andrews OF Portland. Maine, PlAlntiH.
". Asia Howard II Boston, Mi-sachure IT,
prime pal defendant. an Etwi Hoard of Hat
ford, sdmini-lr ,tOr OF estate OF AJgeline How
ari. decease', alleged trustee As.unpst on
promssnry note. dalel Feb. 20, 1911, Tor tlls.fj.
n demand AMI interest. Al iamnum goo.
Writ dated N,y Is, iss., anl tetdra iolc TO sept
Term, lsSs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-19

(fbHFocf ~ UTnl
CLARK RECORD. "f BucSd ! T. Mime. Pliin-
til, W. Asia Howard OF 10 .ion, NJ. .aohu -ett.,
principal d-frudtni and iwio 10 var l. OF iIsrt.
ford. administrator OF estate OF Ansrline Howard,
dcosa.e,i aiIesei trustee. 4 .snnp-it on prom.
i-sory note, dNed Aug. 5, 1870. FOR $50, on q,
m,nd AMI Interest AL iamuum, en-. Wtit
dated hsy IL, Iss., and ro,urnaLl, 70 pit.
Term iss;..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-01-26
siOnS. rf.ts, ---1.1---------~ 49, a ..l

tions. etsfs ,g-as, -
Tie tsGaRass tsaGaRasgls S. thsa hes ftr l.!a q lal'' ths'
EigeGeld, Trepton and %iken Rail,
road witb Sisssrs, Child = Oliver, are
precisely the same as. as those hQSSe Of lhe At
lantic !. and French Bggq2d5 Valley
Railroad 4 with these gentlemen
These tfirps r tlat on the .comple-
ton and .qpigRssnt nj g9RF:s II. q each section Of
five mleSs;qe "a ..cFqatraetoFsi are to re-
celve $4,000 aer .mi!s mile il first m9r',
gage banassiif2lii lhe 9oa:i and S25, 600
in capitaI s5ock as bonus. They
are to begin. work by. September /,
1882, aad SOUP ana complete the EN-
tire line by Dscem0er q, 1881 The
length OF liiq line is 80 miles, *
tending lroigg Aiken 10 the North
Ctroii1s li2e, pear Eastatoe Gap.
The. .ccntrac; ols agree to complete
a proportionatc share OF The road
every six months. and any failure
therein eentails. :, forfeiture OF the
contract, ,,,ss
The COMPANY binds i.seif to pto-
care tae. right Of Of way aud to pay all
outstanding debts up to the com
mencensnt Of the work.
Tho contract between the Edge
field, Trenton and Aiken Railroad
and Meysrs. Cnila and Oliver was
signed al the Clark Hotel, Trenton
on Thursday last, Col. King, Presi
dens Of the Morristow', C0mberian,}
Gap and ohio Road was present.
Child aud Oliver wei G represented by
a duly accrsdited Attorney, Mr.. L
B. Campbell, Of New York, We believe
OF the Directors Of oar Road, the
following = were present: Messrs.
chatfss]l!dis, -szsgae W and Becknillastnh,, n o.
Aiken " y NesSis; Clark and WISE ct
Trenton tf;l ala Messrg. Jones, Till and
Norris. stff 81 Edgsfeld. The two Char
lesion Directors were absent. Presi-
dent Jones signed for his cc-npany
while Mr.. Campbell signed for Child
and oliyasa7aa a1ashls7A alre4s!:
Col. King assured the n4eting that
the representatives ofstt's Atlantic
and Frshch Broad Valley Railroad
had already conferred freely with the
S1uth Carolina Railway, and that the
two c0f1pahies are in full accord
The .sbnth Carolina Railway will /
probably t,ndertake to furnish such
accommodations at Aiken and arch {
terminal accommodations at Charles 9
ton as will be required. Col. King 8
also assured The meeting that it was !
his opinion thas our Road--the Edge \
field, Trenton and Aiken, 50 ntally f
gradedAwo be equipped and run 4
ming to this place by the lst of next x
September. '..5. $;
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-01-26
KIsgiir2r, upon the ADVICE 81 the stal'

KI1ir K1ei!rsr, upon the N advice a Of the 'sfal
war :. Many o. the most prominent
Republican members are deeply dis.
satisfied. Indeed Orth, Of Indiana,
who was a,psominen nts,eaadidSte d1@sI
spesl;sr on>3fies Republican sias, has
introduced > rssolnpsa g. elect the
commi,tyes hsrsn{er. He has fur;
thsllloraza signed SVaia seat Fon the y q
committee! lie was assigned to. @ q
DIX weeks have. passed away, and
not one Ct the many appropriation
bills. has been reported to the House.
In the Senate, We have had some
whh9 lively time. Senator Beck, CT
Ky, who is one of the ablest men in
the Democratic party, gave the Sem
ate his views lately Oh the Tariff
question His speech was fine one,
and was listened 10 with marked at.
teniion. Jno. Sherman has also spo--
zen l;,tsly IL, advocacy OF his Ter
cent Fnnaing Bill..4 Senator Vest, Of
Missouri, a st,nch Democrat, replied
10 it,; tie made one Of thr huest
speeches I ever heard, abouraing in
eIcqerrce, wit and humor. He was
iocdy appIauded by the. galleries.
aud Warmly congratulated By his
brother Senators at the, c'ose. 49,
Senator Butlerhas introduced some
vyny Important bills this session, Of
winch | will speak in ny next. He
has l:,,l hoped 10 Columbia to Il e
Comrni,siontr OF agriculture, for dis
tliJu,ioi', one thousand packages Of
gArien seeds, forts native and for
elgn grape vines, cue dozsn coffee
planls, &c, the same being his quota
Tue House Committee CT elections
i.ave 10, ,s We. made them report
upon lie confessed cases, The Dem
ocIats ~ill resort 10 all means knoN L
iio Parliamentary Law 10 prevent Gu,
members being turned ont. The
Republicans have very small ma
Jointly, and III, Democrats under til
'.5le lei, Iership OF Sam Rsn}9il, chI
p,ey-at much bad Legislation .;.,.,,
&C Butler, j., The youngest {
lie Senator's brave aid noble sons
uss been appointed BY Mr.. Tllimlal
a Cadet at West Point, and will ente
the INSTITUTION in June next. lie
now studying in a High School nc
very isr IRON West Point. .,.... .,,.
ST. j 3.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-01-26
PAUL sEEALY.
For the Advertiser. ;.4l
The Goose Hanging High in iier-
iWeti.er.
POVERTY HILL. Jan. Is, 1882.

-.'af POVERTY HILL. Jan. Is, lSS3.
E'titorS EHgefsM Adg%tisg,
DEAR SiEs, For fear SOM Of your
readers may forget lher- is slch a
! place as M-r.weiher, | take this oc
casioa 10 refresh their memories Z
little. Now. Ne SIS. Editors, th>re' il
such il ilace still to lie i6pnd, lying
lo3sr along the banks Of the broad
Savannah, where the Stock Law man
loves 10 roam; and nhe,e railroads
an,l exoolusea never come In fact
We are all we'll, and doing as well as
circu Instances will ad nit. Like a
great IN ny others, we are sometimes
dissatisfied at the way Of things in
general; sa;h as Arthur being Presi
d4ns, Gu selu not being hung before
now, lie heavy tax on whlskey aud
tobIcco, Governor II good lac m
sage, ard several o'I4er things OF mi
NOR lm ,cr:ance. Bus then We kn5w
h5w hard it is to please every body
at tne same time, SO we try 10 make
the best of it, aud accommodate our.
selves To circumstances. Ana I'be-
Ii5ye The good people of cur sister
To.usiliifacross tie Aiken lids. DC.
toe saia,i; At leas. one would suppose
50, u,dfagfrom the perfect 5dluahinliy
with WHICH they came together on
Frilay right last, at the hosriiable
mansion Of W. G. Harris ESQ, where
mirth and music reigned suE rene,
and where the dark and stormy hours
Of The night were literqly danced
away.
Just Imagine yourselves, Messrs.
E litcrs, in tue brilliantly lighted par
lors at PEBBLE Hill, crowded with But
Iers, NJ KIes, Hammonda, md their
host Of iriends, Think OF long tables
growing beneath lead Of roast pigs,
turkeys, chickens, cakes, pies, and
confectionery. And recall to mind
'olne almost forgotten tale of the
Are bi"p Nights, to help yonr imagi-
lation. Then You may be able to
olm some vague idea Of how they
10 things away down in old Meli-
ether Well, as Major Jones would
ay, 10 more from 80 |,
Your flieLd ill death. .
G. w. MEDLOCK..