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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-10-17
GOOD TEMPLARS.

RAJ L. SUMNER, Oct. Z.
The next session OF oxford District
Lodge of Good Templars will be held at
East Hebron Chapel on Thursday, Oct. 10,
commencing ut A. VI. Let all the subor-
dinate lodges be fully represented, as the
annual election of officers will occur at
that time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-10-17

EAST RuMFoRD Fred A. Porter OF East
Rumford has made decided improvements
on his buildings during the past summer
Dana L. Kimball a near nelghbor has gone
and done likewise. Wilson Thomas built
a new barn on the site Of the one blown
down. There is but ll,tls done at Rum
ford Falls. Some one ought to put up
mills there. SCRIBE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-10-17

ANDoNER. Through the courtesy or our
efficient Postmaster, J. II. wardwell, esq,
we have obtained the following interesting
Items
In six consecutive days, the last of Sep
TENDER and the first OF October. 40 post
as and letters, SIS papers aud nearly 400
packages OF miscellaneous matter, COM
prising little OF almost everything that
andS ii way into Uncle Sans mail bags a.
second, third and fourth class s,ail mat
ter, were distributed through the Andover
post-olllce.
The papers were-dailies, az; tri-week-
lies, -; weeklies, 204 monthles, 6.
The list OF dailies is headed by the Bos-
ton Herald, with ; copies per day. The
others were Boston Advertiser > copies :;
Journal, I, and the Lewiston Eesaiy q
Journal, copy.
The weeklles were made made M Of i6
OXFORD DEMOCRATS, - lewiston Jour
mails, . Portland TrIRScriptS, IL Name
Farmers, 10 American CHliir1iors. . Home
FIrms, ChristidR Mirrors, ltauih's Com
pdhiohs, I each of Lewiston QI-efse. East
sra .irgRs, Philips PAonogrlph and GOSPEL
Banner, each OF n. Y. lETiHess and Fun
~ Herald, . each of ". Z. TURNER'S and
Them Steers.
The tri-weeklies were-the Argus, cop
les, and Kansas City Times, 4.
The monthlies Missionary Herald,
Farm and Hoas, and vlckery's Eresid,
Monthly, = copies each.
The oxford Co. Advertiser was accident
ally omitted from the above count, aud
none ofthe magazines, some OF which have
quite large circulation here. came within
the scope OF the above list
During the quarter ending with Septem-
Der, 90 packages and letters were register
Ell, which was IS less than the previous
quarter, and money orders 10 the value OF
a., S74 3S were issued
In connection with the above, II should
De remembered that there Is another p O.
In Andover and that the count OF papers,
etc, was made after the tide OF summer
travel had ebbed out. II.
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led up the history and habits Of birds and
beasts so fully that he can impart almost
any desired information in regard to any
specimen In his cabinet. Now Mr.. Editor,
I have no interest In this matter, but en-
joyed so much real pleasure from short
visit the other day that can but wish
that others might enjoy the like.
n II II
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-10-17
STATE or MAINE.

STATE Ot MAlNE.
OXFORD, s. - Board OF County Commissioner,
September Session, isS!. held By adjournment,
OcIobsr, =, lss!.
Upon the foregoing petition. satisfactory evidence
having been rccel.ed that the petitioners ar, e.
spon.fbe, and that inquiry into the merits OF ,hcir
application IL eXpedient: IL II ordered, That the
county Commits ioncrs meet ~ the horse of Dayid
n. Gorham in NcrwS on Thursday the ~
day OF November next at ten OF the clock
a. IN. and thence proceed % view the
route mt ntiOned In said pe,ition; immedl'
alely after which view hearing OF the par
ties and witnesse, viii be had az some convenient
place In the vicinity and sucn other mea sures taken
In the premises as the Commissioners shall judge
proper, And IL Is further ordered. that notice OF
the time place and purpose OF the Commissioners
mcetlng aforesaid be glyen TO all persons and cor
pOrati1ns in,cre.tedby causing attested copies o.
said petition aad OF this order thereon 10 be served
upOn the respective Clerks OF the Towns
OF Norway and Waterford and also posied
up three public places In each OF said towns ana
published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Oxford
Democrat a newspaper printei NJ Paris IN said
County OF oxford the irst OF said publications anG
each OF the other notices TO be made, served ana
posted at least thirty DAYS before said time OF
meeting TO the end that all persons aud corpora
tons may ihen and there appear and shew cause
II any they have why the prayer OF SAID peiiIion
ers should not be granted.
Sriest:~ JAMES $. WRIGHT, Clerk
true copy OF said Petition and order OF court
thereon.
Attest - JAMES :. WRIGHT, Clerk.
10 The Honorable County COmnissi0ners for TIE
County II oxford. Ia he state n Maine.
TI,HE undersigned. Inhabitants OF No. >. Range
l. and vicinity, In the county Aforesaid, would
respectfully represent that the public conyenienc,
and necessity req lire tlit county way be Ioe
ted commencing ri westerly end OF the brldg'
across the MegailOway River; thence westerly u
the New Hampshire line at point ia the rosd a.
now Travelled on said line; aud that the road a.
now travelled We wholly or In part discontinued
between the above named points. AMI Lhei
coed 70 view said Route and make the nccessar,
loca lions and discontInuarce, "a In duty boun'
will ever pray.
IN. LOMBARD, and others.
Dated Sept 29ih, lSS2.
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Cor, I'M, ssioners' Notice.

The undersigned .'ns been app nlntssd Sy ,ne
Hon. Judge Of Prob.,. ior The C0Ihny al Disc ISL
on the third Tuesday o. sepMin sa,ipst The
e 20 or joseph French la.s Of oxford hem 10
said County, deceased. which e;,o o,S.o mat they
rendered nsolvent hereby give no.lGs o sc
will he in session nc the store Torn. S ali t5wn
Of oxfod Oh The fret and last Tuesdays OF Soy
enber next. and on the second and last sSo;s
of Dec Jan. and Feb. next, at ten OF INC co.
in the forenoon each day for the purpose sloi.
said Six months are allow ed Tor all personS ~
pre- cent and prove their claims.
- K0sCOE BROWN, Commissioners.
wM. 3. DODGE,
. nxford Sent 10, lss2,
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SoUnI PARIs.-Mr. Fred Borney has
purchased the residence formerly owned
by Mrs. Rolsie Hill.
j. w. Davis, Dentist, has opened an Of
fee over the savings bank, where he will
be pleased to see all who need anything
in his line.
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OXFORD COUNTY LOCALS.


Albany, Oct 9th,-Now that the State
election Is over, and the Republicans have
won The battle by such an Overwhelming
plurality, the farmers, mechanics, and all
others can return to their respective fields
OF labor, knowing that the Executive Is
TOO high-minded to quarrel with his Coun-
ell or the Supreme Judges, and that peace
and harmony will reign through our State
during the next two yaars.
The recent rains have enlivened the cat
tie trade somewhat in this vicinity, and
stock Of all descriptions Is selling well.
Cross & French passed through this place
last week with forty head, going Bridg-
forward.
The cattle show at North Waterford,
which comes of the 18th Tuesday,, win
De the means OF collecting together some
very nice stock, OF which there is quite
lot In this vicinity. p. p. Dresser has four
yeariing steers; one pair girth feet 9
inches, and the other feet :. IF.
Lord has pair OF four-year old steers
that girth feet and matched. Lewis
Siwtn has pair OF hree-yesr old steers
that turn 6 feet inches, and there are
Others who have some very nice stock.
Miss Adria Dresser Is teaching this fall
in Woodstock. Her sister Lizzie Is teach
log at Hunts Corner.
Eddie French Is attending school at
Lowell village.
George W. Becker Is at work in the
north part of the town. yarding his bark,
Of which he has abont one hundred cords.
The grain crop in this section is quite
good.
T. 7. Dresser, from seven bushels SOW
ing, got one hundred and eighty bushels
Of oats.
j. +. Lord, one day last week, shot five
cartridges at four shots. and not much OF
a day for cunning either. l..
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field Just before noon apparently to exam
inc his corn. From tracks OF his stan, II
appeared that he set up few shocks that
had been blown over, and then sat down
ON a large rock aud fell backward, and
there died, without struggle. He was
found by the family in short time after
their dinner was ready. No doubt but
heart disease was the cause. W.
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GuEAp, Oct. i2.-Thc farmers in gener-
nj, are through with their harvesting
which is fully an average one. Corn proves
better than was expected, aud the potato
crop is double that OF last year, but the
apple crop Is light-nothing compared
with last years crop. The threshing ma
chimes are making their yearly rounds,
and fiud more acres OF grain than last year.
and yields above the average. George
Burbank sowed one peck OF White Russian
oats, and raised seven bushels aud three
pecks.
W. f. Skillings & Co, of Bethel talk
OF building a steam mill for the mauurac-
ture OF spool stock at the village, provided
the town will exempt them from taxation,
for q term of years, but the people did
not so vote at a special meeting, last Tues
day p. VI. Il.
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administrators Sale.

Having been duly licensed therefor by the Hot
orsble Richard \ FRYE, Judge OF Probate for OK
ford County. uy licenses dated the third Tucsd y
TO the highest bidder. . the 18th day Of Noyom.
Der, 4. ID. ls'2 at The residence Of The late Jesse
Colcord. Ia Porter, In the County OF oxford afore
said, n ten O'Clock 10 the forenoon Of sand day
two pieces of real estate. beng the Great Pas
tufcr so called. belonging to the state OF said
deceased. and about ten fcres Belonging 20 "a,
estate. together with oil the personal property A.,
Longing TO said estate, consisting OF househ o.
furniture, farming tools lumber, &c, "''
JOHN H. MASON, Exec d.
AuctlOncer, -Wh GOapOS.
Porter, Oct. oh, lss9
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CANTON. Fine weather for October.
Farmers are nearly through harvesting.
Crops are reported generally on an aver
age, pumpkins excepted. The farmers OF
Peru are ''some punkins - they sent car
load last week to Lewiston, and received
twenty dollars per ton for them. This pays
the best at that pr ice of any crop that can
be raised.
Canary bird n ising seems to be quite a
business here, Mrs. W. X. DeCost T has
a cage OF about n dozen fine singers.
c. w. Walker takes the lead on Trey
squirrel shooting. lie has shot twelve.
Andrew Barr ows takes the prize on hens
eggs. 1t measures 5-sx7 "a II. W.
Poland OF Hartford is the owner of nice
ly matched pair of two-year-old steers
measuring in girth 6 feet inches, and
weigh 23G0 lbs. They took the premium
last fall. at Sumner Cattle Show. Sumner
always gets up a good show and fair. II
win be held this year on the llth. Our
HNuu cfcsu iui h'SHSs thS V'SS u'"hV'
every time On Fair day Canton is not
cd town in this State for good horses
Gold Bird" that won the first money in
the Stallion Race at oxford Co.. Show and
Fair, was raised in this town. lie has
some good stock in this vicinity. And is
one of the best Stations in the State.
Our schools are prospcring. Teachers,
W. II. wysan of Peru, and Miss Clara
Butterfeld OF T.. DiXield. SECoR.
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MASON, oct. l2.--Our people are all busy
doing their harvesting, They are having
long job of it. Help is very scarce
never more so. Every man. woman ana
child that can work, can find employment
at good wages. Our farmers are almost
Ina ppy-big crops, aud fair prices, but no
imitation. The hog and the dollar, bear
fair relation to each other 1t seems as
though everybody was satisfied with the
election the Republicans that 1t was so
good. and the opposition that 1t was no
worse. Our Nimrod Daniel continues to
look after his corn. He has caught no
bears. but he went out with his little gun
the other day, and brought home In MS
game bag three cartridges, four grey SOUR
rels. aud a fisher cat-pretty good for hall
q ds1.
Colds and lang troubles are prevalent.
Some arc sick. aud some about half SICK.
IL seems TO be an epidemic.
We had a fearful wind Tuesday, rarely
excell>d in winter; corn that stood in the
shock was badly blown down, aud but
very few apples remain on the trees.
A Y Bean has been doing smart bust
ness at his steam mill in town this season.
Sawed between two and three hdndred
thousand of spool and bobbin stock, from
white birch and poplar. lie cell short oil
stuff TO MI certain contract, short time
ago. and Daniel Morrill, and his three boys
went into the woods with one yoke OF OK
ON. aud atcut three weeks put In sixty
i've cords of white b!rch-thus earning
two hundred and sixty doliars IN that short
time Mr.. Bean keeps Gye horses hauling
stock VI the tue. They make two trips
day. carrying +, I'm one thousand 10 i
thorsanL and 4 hall 20 load for each
team.
rs way OF improvements, Horace
Hutchinson Is having an acqu 'duct ia'u W
bring water TO his house and barn. II WI"
be great convenience. and great saving
of labor rs he has heretofore had TO pump
water for his family use, and for his stock
Addison s. Bean has had his house reshin-
glcd with nice cedar eihsgles, aud his barn
nnis he'd of in good Style-2 much needed
Improvement. ~ VI. Scribncr has seinS-
led his barn, aud clapboarded his house,
and otherwise put his buildings in n,at
order. |. 4. Bean has put p!ancr IN his,
saw mill in town. 4 convenience which
ought and will be appreciated by the peo-
pie here.
Samue Paine, butcher of Berlin Falls,
y. II. came in, and purchased some seventy
head OF cattle for his own use. He told
me he averaged nine head week The
prices paid were very satisfactory to the
sellers. IA Mr.. Paine slaushterS al! the
cattle he pure bases, he has no commission
to deduct from his sales, so he can DIVIDE
profits with the farmers. Addison !. Bean
has been stopping at home on his farm
short time. lie is now located,at Littleton
Mass. has GOOD position on the Fitch
burg. R.R. our oxford County boys are
appreciated VIII ,reever they 90, If they are
good boys. And that is their general rep
utatiop. Il. H. d.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-10-17

TEMPERATURES last, week at A. L.
Sunday, SO, clear; Monday, 55o, clear;
Tuesday, go, clear; Wednesday, 33o
cloudy; Thursday, 81 :, cloudy; Friday,
400, clear; Saturday, ~ ., rain.
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ONFoRp.--A very successful and inter
es,ipg Lyceum has been established ny the
students of the Free High School.
Clothes line th:eye made a raid in this
village last Monday night. Several lines
suffered badly.
George II. Jones has sold his colt to
parties from Eastor, Pn. Price. pricate.
William Faunce IS erecting 4 new set
of buildings on the sax'e location as those
burned last summer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-10-17

HASovER-w. Il. Russell OF Hanover
on his return trip from Canton lost his
horse Wednesday. last. The horse was
sick st Mexico, but seemed to improve so
much that Mr.. X. concluded TO drive him
home, but before he reached Rumford
Centre the horse died. SCRIBE.
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STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD. ss:-Board Of County Commissioner
September Session, lsS,; held by adjournment
% Ji, 1882.
Upon the foregoing petition, satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are re
sponsible, and that Inquiry into the merits oil tlei
application is eNpedient, lr Is ORDERED, ina
tue County Commissioners meet AZ Brown's
Hotel, in said township, Nc. D, Range l. on
Wednesday the 20lh day OF December, mex
nj ten OF the O'Clock A. NJ and thence proceed
TO view the roule mentioned IN said petition
Immediately after which view hearing OF
the parties and witnesses will be had at safi
Browns Hotel, aud such other measure
taken In the premises as the Commissioner
shall Judge proper And II Is further ordered, thai
notice OF the time, place aud purpose OF the Com
mssionersi meeting aforesaid be given TO all persons
and corporations Interested, by causing attested
copies Of said petition and of this order thereon 10 DC
To be published six weeks successfully 10 th'
Kennebec Journal, newspaper printed &c Au
gusta, by the printers 10 the state. and also
published three weeks successfully IN tht
Oxford Democrat, newspaper printed
Ut Paris IN said County OF OXlerdl the last OF
said publications to be made served and posted, al
least 80 days before said time OF meeting, 10
t,.s end that all persons and corporations MAJ
iLen aus there appear, aud shew cause, II an
,.,ey haze, why the prayer oil said petitioners
>HouiI ". JAMES s. WRIGHT, Clerk.
,,,c COW Of said Petition and Order 0fCouIt
thereon. ,,-,,,,,,,-, ,,,...
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AYERS
Hair Vigor

restores. with the gloss and freshness Of Youth.
faded or gray hair 10 a natural rich brown color.
or deep black a. may be desired. By it, use light
or red hair may BE- darkcneI. tLiu hairthlckcncd.
and badness often, though lot always, cured.
1t checks falling Of tlio hli-, and stimulate .
weak and sckly growth 20 yigoE ltprevcuisard
cures scurf aud danduff, and heals nearly every
disease peculiar to the scalp Asa La,lie.' Hair
Dressing. tie yisoE q unequaliod; e coutaius
neither oil Eor dye, renders the hair soft. glossy
and silken IN appearance, and imparts delicate.
agreeable. and lasting perfume.
Mr.. G. p. BRIcIIrg writes from Kiriy. D.. min
3 ISL Last fall my hair commenced ft.iu,
out. and la y short time became nearly bIid. 4
used part Of a bottle If AYERS HAIR NfGpR,
which stopped the faiilg of the hGir. ano started
a new growth. have now fun ht.d Of lgil
growing vigorously, and am convinced that hut
for the of Your preparation should have been
entirely bald"
J. W. BowES proprietor 81 the NrisTfiItT tO' ~
Enquirer, SAYS "AYFR's HAIR NiGOE Is % most
excellent preparation for the hair speak Of 60
from my own experience. It's Use promote, thc
growth Of new hair AMI makes % glossy AMI suff.
The NfGoR is also a sure cUgc fer dhudruu. Nui
within my knowledge has the preparation ever
failed % give entire satisfaction
Mr.. AXeus FMnntIRy, leader u The colo
NAlt ~ AfilflN ~ NNNaiNHNl tf'NI.HI-s
writes from B0sfon, Mass. Esb. G. $50: Ever
since my har began 81 give siivery evidence 40 tIr
change which hecting time procurcth. I have u..i
AYERS HAIR NIG0R, and 20 have been able t'
maintain an appearance o. youthfulne.s -. u...'-
ter Of considerable consequence 20 minisi"'--
orators. actors. aud u fact every who lives .t
the eyes Of the public
Mrs. .. 4. PRESCOTT. writing from 3, Elm 81.
ChdTlesfOirH. Nfiss., .iDri ~. 1852. Sans. " Irp
yeaE ago about two-thirds ~ ~, hair .an" o..
u thuncl very rapidly aud ! WAS fast -rp.. Hl
bald ON u'iEg AYln's HAIR NiGuN f'e ia.'
stopped and % new growth commenced. ala boo
about month my head va, completely covered
with short hair. II has continued o. grow ana .s
now a. good al before itfe,!. Ipmafiy u-, iU'
ono bottle Of the NiGOE, but now use DO ocea-...
ally ~ a dressiTg."
We have hundreds II similar testimonial ,H ..y
efficacy Of AVER HAIR ViGoR. ]. need, bli ID
trial 10 convince the most skertcal ~ g. value.
PREPARED D.
Dr.. J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
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Dr.. J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
BSTRACT
or -
CRIMINAL COSTS,
ABSTRACT


JUSTICE Cosrs
''''' w. " tee ii1. n'''''''' - ''''' i5s "
R.M. Gibson. $. F. Gibson. Jus
iice, 10 H
intoxicating Liquors :. T. Gibson
Justice, so
Julia 4 Flanders, JOAN r. Trask,
Justice. 2ins
Iivin X. Lane, Samuel u. wads.
worth. Justice. j. -
Jason Russell, James S. Wright,
Justice, - %
stephen g. Packard, James :
Wright Justice, 10 %
Willis McAllister, Daniel Brown,
william Johnson Daniel Brown,
Henry ". Cos. c. =. whitman,
Justice, - "
Russell l. Whitman, Alfred Cole,
Justice. J. ~
ryia X Lane. samuel d. waIs-
worth, Justice, lb -
Orin stevens, David Knapp, Jus
tee, (" 90
Irtoxicltlng Liquors, David
Lucy / Royal. E. al, Hiram \.
Randall. justice. 800
Edwin Wing, -. p. s.ovell' jus
tce, l6 ~
Barth. Cobuln, d. s,owell, Jus
uce, - ~
GRAND JURY WITNESSES.
state We. T.. g. Linscott. $3.50
William Brooke 800
Iiyin IA lane IJD
OrIn ". Lord, 81 ON
Stephen T JeWctt, I'D
william Johnson, lt ~
X =. Allen, e all. Nt
r. y. Wing and Lucy \. Royal, - -
C. l. Anplebv - 20
1" Ja.on Russell 1870
Inhabitants OF BIckheld, %
Packard, iFi
william billiard, 20.
s Orer, 30 .,
Otis Howe, b DEB
COSTS Before COURT
state vs. Wing ct a. 3, .-
IIilliard, l"' u
Lowell. odd bin '''
OFncgEs' bills
state VI. Russell, -'
Linsc2t'
.. Wi Nm -
90 JiiuisrJ 4IG
Ioh nT' 90
c ctoTgT' t1
.. u"Jcy % 30
Wing and Royal = 10
d" Lowell o.
e" Iohrson. $50
cosrs Allowed Ply CouNry COMMISSIONERS.
MAY TERM Issl
state Va. Alexander Berry, samuel D. Wads.
worth, Justice. 'l
sane, same Justice N'I
intoxicating Liquors, Hiram \.
Eiii., Justice, 40
Geo. Weaving, G. :. W htman, JUS
lice, So
justice. et
Levi II Richardson, :. D. Bean 49,.
Justice; -.
same. lMtumus = ~
hlling, co. - .'
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Wanted,

To buy for Cash, ten tons OF good Squash, also
two tons Of Pop Corn. Apply o.
a. G. FhRWELL.
Bethel ALL Maine.
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4 per-ous boz it b;ed u the Undersigned are
r-s-..-i @ uAke imm ,dists psymru'. oar
t-k, 1sg re I'd until Nov. 1t WITH I . Il.
ArIf,ss a; .ls store Of Andrews y Curti-, " est
PAS S.B. LOCkE&
Wts; Ta.is. sept. p. ls>s.
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WANTED.
NaTIlE.

A-r. On vrIt on the table. Address Mrs.
" ANphtN~. Andrews House, south Paris.
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ANDoNER.-Through the courtesy OF our
efficient Postmaster, J. II. wardwell, esq,
we have obtained the following interesting
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-10-17

state Va. Alexander Berry, Samuel ID. Wads'
worth, Justice.
" Sane, same Justice,
intoxicating Liquors, Hiram \.
Ellis, Justice,
" Geo. Weaving, c. =. whitman, jus
ice,
Charles Buck. {. 4. Whitman,
Justice,
Levi II. Richardson, :. b. Bean,
Justice.
Same. (Mittlmus
w Whiting, DO,