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

Following are the officers Of Pequaw-
ket Lodge, No. 81, Knights Of Pythias,
instituted at Fryeburg last Friday night:
Past Chancellor, Frank +. Howe:
Chancellor Commander, Henry G. Cros-
bic;
Vice Chancellor, Frank Y. Bradley;
Prelate, Enoch C. Harrington;
Master of the Exchequer, Cassius w q.
Pike;
Master of Finance, Wallace X. Tar
box;
Keeper of Records and Seals, Tobias
Eastman
Master at Arms, B. Walter McKeen
Inner Guard, Enoch S. Chase;
Outer Guard, Fred w. Powers.
Among the thirty members initiated wxe
Fred b. Osgood, esq. and Mr.. J. H. Pit
man of No. Conway. Twenty-four APP
plications for initiation viii be acted on
at the next meeting.
Mr.. A. r. Jenness has sold the large
and fertile intervale farm, which he
bought several years ago Of Mr. James f.
Osgood to Mr.. Will Bradley. who has
lately returned from q long sojourn in
the far West. The price paid was So
10000.
Over fifty Of the delegates to the in
stitution of the new Pythian Lodge, Fri
dsy night, stayed at the Oxford House.
They were greatly pleased at the way
they were treated; also with the table
and the beds. Messrs. Gee L. ingalls,
are keeping 6rst-class house, and as a
natural consequence are being largely pa
tronized.
The winter term of the Academy be-
Igins on Wednesday, December 18th,
under the care of Prof. q. H. Kicker
and Miss Hattie g. Kicker. Both are
accomplished teachers, and parents or
guardians need feel no uneasiness in en-
trusting pupils to their charge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-12

t-' tNH-. 80 50 .
rood rerc-, Irl vcry attrac
Evuc-ion. Ey icn-te..1w.
O-.re-Mer. ~ Lo1cici.ow.
IGe Happy Boy and Arne.
lrsnkenstasa. By shelley.
Clyle. ty iia.tOu.
Tie Nfocnstone. BY Collins
TlC Coming Race. Ly-s11.
The Three Spaniards.
.ks Tricks OF the Crock
y.-..i EHn. 70 iiuIil-
liable Constaat.C.
E.-l klgs- D. l.--r.--
1...rn flo now Ink.
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Dter3iaidbrise Grfabrun9 elmer
alten QDdrteriu.

Mrs. Winslops SOOTHING @yrup pirb
con elmer Der bsasn DOttorinnen una ben
@Grtsrinnsn la ben &ef. Staaien Der.
laris6sn. Gr tpuros felt 40 Sabrsn BON
Miuicnsn BON Mattsrn uno 8ineern nit
ME fsAIeneen @riQlas assrauat fOwotl
sOn btr & fass attsn 5sinbs, pie BON er'
waaisnsn 6iuosrn. gr beieitist Sdarfe
nj Massn, bsfrsit uon Dtnbtelf unb re-.
sulirt Die @searms sr usrlhafft fur Sim
Der uno Mlttsr &ubs unp Doblbsbassn.
g1Ir slauben, bab ser Sprup beg bsee
uno H&sTas Mtt,sl 10 ssssn TsIsntsrte
uns Diartboi bsi ifinsern, elsihSiel pb
purb 3abuan Ssruriaht cosr parh anoe'
re rlrlaAsn. Cine 0strauhsanpsiiuns
pirb jsper Jlaihs bsises.ten. So III tsins
a6t, wsnn niht BAG Gasiimits pon Sur.
tie u. Ysrlins aui psr auesnisttt ber Gin.
paduns entbuIten 1t. Sn allen Mpptts
zen 3u taten, bic Jlaiae 25 Gents,
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Bitten, miBbanbelten feline Tamilie unb
i6lugen i'm beinabe toot. Gin anoerer
Mann, Namens Sobann 8aru6, ben
Ger geridteritatter ipra6, trdgt nod
beutli6e Spuren Der Gerleeungen att
ii6, tpel6e er empfing, als sr fein
8elibtbum in &ieff gegen ben betrunz
fenen p0bel pertbeioigen tpo(lte. Ntan
tonnte epalten fii(len nit ben geri6=
ten Der 1neliidliben iiber bic i6red=
li6en grlebnilie, oeren 9lugensergen lie
tuaren, ooer Die iie ielbit our63una6en
batten. 9lGe aeugen bon 1tamenlpier
8eitialitat ber betrunfenen ruilii6en
8eoolterung, pel6e tpie tpiloe Sbiere
ii6 auf Sic pebrloien Ssraeliten gez
ftiirst batten. unb mas tbaten bic
ruliil6en 8eb0roen? Sic iaben rubig
au. 9ie Soloaten Su Cbela 1agten,
baB lie ni6t auf Die &ulien feuern mir
ben, ielbt tpenn lire Sffi5iere Iie ba5u
fommanbiren tpiirOen.
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i'd merpe waden, panlit Sbre Nnoronun
gen - uuo nur Sbre Nsoronunsen ltrerst
befolst merben, entseSuete Marsct mil
srSbler unbefansenbelt, lcSar nit e'nem
uerbinolideu Qideln. Sour ibre singer
,itt.rten elm wenis, ale Fs bas Ne5ept en-
fa6ten = setpib MIR bebbalb, neil Der
iOottor es sleid sefdtr'id wie be'llam
te5eihnet hattie.
Dottur 8clembeau cntfernte ld, trcb
oes llnwetters feline 8unefabrt fcrt,uls=
Sen mnp nit benz gerlpreden, mcrssn
firth su sleider Stunoe wisosr3utebren.
6rau bon Nombsrt iiberBab bas perbdn9=
nibuclle 9te3ept jeood NOD teinem Oiener
CUR 8eiorsuns; iie mubte far einise au=
seublide in tsr 3inlmer eintreten, es mar
ibr, als cb elm SdYinoel iie befaQen
bdtte, bon benz fe lid erf erhclen mu6te.
(8crtfttuns fp!et.)
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&. s.. Wfarnltarbt'S

g dull b. unb Stiefel= S a bri t
empiicbli iitD bem publifum snr Infer=
tigung BON S6ubseug aller 9(rt. Serr
Wtarquar0t 1T elm &iinftler in ieinem
Sadie uno nur Nrbeiter erfer &laile
fin6en bel inn eiddftigung; auBerbem
berarbeitet CT nur Die aaerbeiten 2eber=
iorten unb madt feline Ginfdufe bon
&obmaterial bel ben gr0Bten 9duiern
bes 2anoes. Serr Marquarot beI6df=
tigt fortpdbreno bon s Bis 10 Mrbeiter
uno bat lit allen Gallen fiir Neubeitel=
lungen uno &eparaturen bollItdnoige
Satisfaftion geseben. gSer 8ebarf an
Sdub5eug bat, tpenbe iif an bic
Crescent @itp S9abz nno Stieielfabrif.
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GraGVS Reeo.

Das sr6bts Sbellagtr bsr
stobt Ia aasisnise bes 5frrn s. Re.b.
M6bel alsr Wrt fnb balelba In srSbter
Muswabl su ben niterisfen prstisn 3u
baben unb In bsr 5bat fann jseer @s.
lhmad btfritetst werben. parlpr> uyb
SaIafsimmsr.Sets laust aan b.t 5srrn
8. &eee 3u 6atufprsiien, ba er feline MS.
bel brett aus ben sr0btsn Jatrilsn bss
9anbss bs,isbt. 5srr 8eso bat aubsr.
oem einsn sroben gOrratb BON EspBidsn
uno Matten une aasa Ia sisfes Sad Elm.
l&laseapea &sartn. Ber Mobet irsenb
petAsr art setrau&t, tbut pobL Rd an
5errn 9teo Su peneen. BON @ewsbn.
lihfsn bis gum 4gsrfeiahen uus 4teusr=
fen IL gGss Ia fsinem @ture ,a Fntsu.
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Drin3eB Slie.
ssca,au BON Srnlt Yasqnes.
ortIebuns.)

Yippeu ,uiammenpreneno, einise Spiuns
trcpfeu. pper McrpbiunlputUer barften
oeuiiaen. Dcb biec Aaes weroen Sie
beifer wiHen. 'als id.
Wcrpbiumpulper chrfte alerolnSs &C.
naaeu. wieosrtclte ber Nr5t. Sd meros
BEN Sronten unteriuheu uno ibm bann
einiae, bod wobl nur rs6t ldwa@e Ser'
tdteiben.
Sd fird,te, @ie werben benncd sine
ffdrfere Dcfs anwenben miiRen, entBes=
nete Morsct, unter ben balb5eidlcdentn
Qibern eiuen Hadtisen. bod iharfen Wlid
uoh Dem Dottor hinienoeno. Seiu 3u'
f1aup wirb Sie teHer beletren als melne
uutebiIfliden Wcrte. @sben sic nur
,u ihm tinuuf, id fihle mid mtrtlid gu
Iope matt unp mia Stre anmelentelt bel
unf,rem Rranten beaupen, nm ncd Elm
wenis aus3uruben.
Sbr.m Wuuide weros i'd icfcrt nad=
tommen, snaeise Grou. OO@ 3upor
maj7en Sic mir nod einiSe Wcrte aber
Sbrsu 3uitano seifatten. .
gpos fam bisIer Bsoen'lihes babsn Z
Wi, permahte er Sbr belonberes Snte.
rtHe ,u erreSens
gr flSbt mir aaerbineS fein Bsoenlen
,in. unp oennch errest er meme Aufmerts
iamtsit, mein SntereNe e1f redt, bu mir
bod, @eleaenbeit senus ssbcten mutoe,
bic portrefflidsn Gisenidaften Sbres Ser=
,eus unp Sores @eiites fennen gu lernen
uup ~ bemunoern = Istbit menn nidt
fdrn sbre leltene. terpcrrasenos psrioa@
lidteit ieoen fir treitiihe 5honbett ems
pfdnalihen Utann ,ur DewunoerunS
,wduse. x@l
ole aub Gin ghmeidler, Doftcr!
gur elm grst. o.rpEiatet bic Wabr
keii aberaq aI erisEnsa pao Sussnlpre=
Mer. is
uno wetde Mitt.l wdroe oenn bielsr
,pobrheitliebenbe Nr,t nieiner armen, an
aeariff.nen yerIsnlihteit unratbsns
0m! es sabe Der Mittsl mande. bod
nur zines mdrpe raoital telfen, entgesnete
0iolembean, Bel esm febr raid oer Oottcr
rrr pem salanteu Wanne in ben Stnters
arunn su treten id,ien.
.tnp eies wdre q Hang es 10 unbefan-
ssa, ais cb jene perfinsliGen Wcrte an
elm un,rfabreues Wdoden seridtet gene,
fen pdren
gor aOen ginsen 2nftuerdnberunS;
cine 8siIe ned Stalien uno als sno5,el
- cine 5aliou IN paris.
Viii tus mare hsrrliG! iuu4ste Marsot
FrSblih auf, um papn foIort reht nieser-
aeidloiaen binlusufaseu: SD bin ttH.
,idt mie elm &inbl qSie bari ib. etne
aasiuftetenbc Srau, an cine iplds Heiie,
an islAe @enafe nur nenlens
y1atar:it batien Gle nidt aIein retien
- aud niirben Sie nur in Be3leituno
zines matreu Trsunbes @enub ben lolder
Neiie haben. :,
,Iuo am a0erRhsreen wIree Ne pebl
,iir' 'bie uSi'aus yatisutlh. bieSet eausmeils
hrbt, sen etatren seten, wenn biefss
na6re Sreuno susleid au& = ihr Ar3'
psre, sntsesuete Wtarsot idallhaft ID
Aslas.
y Dis inlmer, .irsHsn sic AUD bier bal
4 dtias'i lief RoIsnlbsau, S!et& better
aai einen iaeinbaren Sdera tinssesnb
psr beige Rus. ben er sabsi auI bic leins
r,iae bane Wiareots bradte, ipraa tn
be1en aan3 anpers unp iebr beutlt4, mi
srnll bic Uoris ssmsint eeusiea.
sir reben ipdter - Elm anoeres sra
toyRber iieber Dcttcr, rief Wsraci
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Sunse Mutter, nie funnf Du io
sranIant lein. Deiu Sinbden pertammern
5u lalIen! Du fannf bod an ietnem
bleiaen franfbaften ausieben, aus benz
uebeltel linben, ron Incident bic itete unz
rube aud i'm Sdlaf fe bes Sleinen Sunoe
siebt, beHttid ertenen, bab bic eubruns
Die beine 8ruit ibm sewibrt, su
,penis nabritof 1T. Daran bit Du
aIerbinsS nidt idulb: wObl aber 1T eS
in lcldem Sale serabe5u Elm Gerbreden,
benz Sduslins bas @urrcsat frdftiser
Oiuttermil4, Neuitabters'S OeutideS
ainbcrmebt pOr5uentbal.en. Sn allen
gpctbefen gu baben.
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Dt,fss Sn7tut parbs In Sabre 1858 fur gr.
,tebanss> unb Wotlibdtsttits 9pefe BON tu
Staatelesislatur sefeb!id ineprpprrt NIT einem
aapttal SDn s1.o00.o0o. gu nsldent Fe fe;tbe.
.iusn Rsierssfonb BON $3.50. 900 t;n;sssfast Sat
Dur4 elm lbslamensliaeS.. 8aium matten ibyt
&sate .in 9sesl Der stsenpartisen Siaatsspn>
aiiatton, anstnpmmen am 2. December 1879.
9bre srpben 3itbunsen Som eimaeluer
Rum meru Fnben munatli6 ftatt. Miemals wtras
cine 3ieeuns ssrfGsben. Wau lsis nadfssssub'
preisserbeiluns.
@rcef rapnatli@e 3iebuns Der
Classe D
tn Ntp OrIsans Disnifas ben II. gp,ii 1882.
Mae unftrs finfiistn 9istuneen anesn ftatt unter
aufil&t anb 2silaas bet gensrile
@. @. 8eanrsgara ysa 3huiseaua Mna
gnbal g. Curly unu Tirgiaisu.
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gDts lann man bic &c eunbb 1t
ftberu


thern.
50 III ltltiam, RAP Ssmanb nit QeIbsn
bebaitst III, bic ourd unreines 0lut ent.
Iltb.n, wsnn N iabalis bic gsiuno.
ssit I'm pbYaIten Oreanismus wisosr ter.
R,Gt. GoiaoaIIs ~ sin BARTENDER Syrup,
anssnsbm ,u netmtn, unp Der bsae bis jsBt
eutptd.s Diutreinieer. 60 bsilt
Seropbsln. ippbiliiil&s 9siesn. NIusn.
fdpahs. G.pRpelas. malarilds Qsiesn,
Nsrppatat, Sawaas, Gausnlsipsn unb
arantbsitsn ess Dlutts. ter qsbsr, Der
Nsrsn. bss Wussns, Der 5aut &c.
Bater's Dain Yanaeta bsilt
Shmsr,sn te Wlsnihsn unp atisrsn.
Df. aOass}s VI orm SYrup
tootet bic Darmsr ausenblidiid.
Sbiibe's Sabrbu6 fit TeraS
Preis so Gents 81 baben bel
Nic. 3engg.
2,2. 2.1Nnw
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(8ertfttuns fp!et1

Sd bate mebrfad @elesenbeit,
idreibt Serr s. ". SpeiDel, 10. gscrtb
Bridge StraBe. Ycuobfeepiie, 9}. g.,
Or. Nusuit RSnisS 5 am B t.
ger Trppfen uno Yruftbee In
nteiner Namilie an5uwenben. Sober Ier'
iud banlit mar nit bew beiten grfpfs 9e-
front. Sd tann besbalb beioe Mittel
entpfeblen, pa lie balten, mas BON lbnen
perIprphen mirb.
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Df. aoass}s ssorm Syrup
toptst bic Uarmsr aueenblidiia.
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Baters Vain Yanacs BELT
Shmsr,sn tsi Wtsnihsn uno 3tisrsn.
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Stiibe's Sabrbu6 fiir SeraS

preis so Gents 81 baben bel
9tic. Seuan
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0us. Scubpr,t.

Shnepsr, @ds BON 5cufons II. Naparro.
ltrabe mftsblt fA nem publifum pom
Gan @ntcnio gum gnfsrtisen BON 9srren=
8leiounssaiidsn Gernsr iibsrnimmt It
bas Neiaisen unb 6arbsn sstrassass
Rleieer,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
IL escued.

The two young men and the young
woman who were supposed to have
perished on a lofty peak OF tho kax
Alp, on April Q, have returned in safety
to Vienna. They were lost for four
days in fog, through which they
groped almost hopelessly, but still de.
tHrmined not to surrender 30 long as
the remot-st chance remained. At
night they slept in deserted huts on
the mountain side, anu in one of them
they found little straw which they
cut uD and made into soup. With this
and few tallow candles they fought
against starvation. The girl fell into q
trance caused by her hunger, and in
her dreams would fancy that she was
abundantly supplied with. food, once
exclaiming ooh, how delicious, after
such long fast'' When the fourth
night set in they yielded to despair and
agreed to shoot themselves in turn with
q revolver which one of the party had
brought with him, rather than starve
to death, But during the night the fog
lifted, and the next morning after q
breakfast Of tallow and straw soup,
they started out with courage revived.
About o'clock they reached a shelter
house, kept for tho refreshment of
mountain climbers, and realized they
were saved. When they arrived in
Vienna they found the station, crowded
with persons eager to zee tho heroes of
such a stubborn struggle for life Their
limbs were BADLY fr1st.bitten, but they
do not seem to have suffered permanent
injuries.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
Take WArnings

AT an evening party in kolkheim in
Germany, few weeks ago, the ques-
tion arose how many kisses could be
ex changed between two lovers in q
certain length of time. A youth Of
fsred to bot anybody present fifty dol.
lars that ho and his bstrothed would
kiss one another 10000 times within
ten hours, provided they were permit
ted to partake of some slight refresh
ment at intervals of half an hour dur
ing the performance. His wager having
besn accepted, the affianced couple ad-
dressed themselves to the achievement
of their task.
At the expiration of the first hour
their account stood credited with 1000
kisses. During the second they added
another thousand, and during the third
$50 to that number. Then they both
broke down. Tie youths lips were
stricken with cramp, and the maiden
tainted away, Later in the evening
she was compelled to take to her bed
with sharp attack of neuralgia.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09

DUBLIO SALE.
ON TaKINsTALLMgNT PLAN,
OF
BUILDING LOIS.
Situate In Christana Hundred, one square
west Of Union sire ct, In the City OF Whining.
ton, comprising one entire 'tock. bounded
by Seventh and Eighth streets, extended and
Grant an0 Bayard avenues,
THURSDAY, MAY II, 1882,
at2 o'clock, p. m.
on the premises.
Tho atter1on Of purchaser Is called 10
these Buildipg Lots as b 9inv well located en-
high Rrouud, and desirable for dwelling
sites he sale wiz commetc, at2 o'clock
=. M. and proceed II order Of ounberlnG on
annexcl lar. m omnibus viii leave 7th
and Market streets at l.S0 +. M
TERM OF ALE. lHenty per cent.
cash. as forfeit IN 1ney and the balance in s
mo thly plym nts Of 10 per eat eac ;. Slth.
out Interest neet and possession dcl've ed
when all is paid Settleme It's IN n cases to
be IN ade pTeviou; to tho toll1wlnx Thursday,
May 18th vt u neon. Failure in this or in
moetir. monthly paynont may void sale
Mt opt on Of the sell,r
l.. v. StiGh IN, Auc:. ~" FARRa.
m6-4g Agent to etiec, sale,
for George Il. sldin.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
GARFIELD AMUSED,
"Who IL this W o. hi Ing tor Beauty ="

An editorial from tho New York Sun OIL
June 23, 1881, Is remarkable as having
amused and interested Garfield, when hi
attention was called thereto in q leisure hour
OF the week before his fall, and he made the
above inquiry. 1t was as follows:
lin . Washington newspaper, under the
mead Of miscellaneous wants" we ind this
advertisement Wanted-An original tune
| composed for the following words:
To A LADY.
BY Psymaster Rodney, U. S. Navy, Navy
Department.)
AN DAGIo.
Shall he. at charms 80 sweet and great,
To reach your favor's bliss presume;
Risk pensive peace, your choice to wait,
And watch your peerless eyes for doom?
And watch your peerless eycs-for doom.
Whsre on the coinage Of the land
Your beauteous profile bright engraved,
Hardness would eoften as II scanned,
and avarice bo itself snslaved,
And avarice bc itself enslaved.
OF many cllmes he saw the fair,
And gave them praise by voice or line;
But you've spell they could not share,
Which makes you seem to him divine.
Which makes you seem to him divine.
"why, this is peath ~ exclaimed q king"-
Seized and amazed by mortal thrill;
And this is LovS-unlooked for thing
The guarded hearts surprising still
The guarded hearts surprising still
In the suR gestion that his enchantress' pro.
file would look well on trade dollars, and
other products of the mint, tho paymaster
gets the better OF tho poet and to anybody
not indoctrinated In official routine, 1T would
hardly occur to advertise for sealed proposals
for love music. TO be sent to the Navy De-
partment. Nevertheless, Paymaster Rod
ney's verses arc not inferior In meri. to u
great many that appear outside the adver
tising columns Of newspapers. Wo commend
them to the notice OF Secretary Hunt, who,
like most mariners, may be supposed to have
q weakness 'oI . sent mental ditty. General
GARFIELD, also, Is known to be sentimental,
and he appointed Lew Wallace Minister to
Turkey on account Of sentimental oriental
tale which struck the President a, un-'
commonly fine
s'-he king was George ". which omission
we Will supply for the Sun, with its daily cir
culatien OF 10000 copies and half million
readers, and its editorials quoted by many
exchanges. But, In the cass OF n lady
bieesed with the luxury of a laureate, in has
never Gattered, Ia order to have thousands
sing and millions read Of her, whether she be
fair In fact o. by sponsor; Tor when q poet
(paymasterial or other"lse, reports her beau
tiful, the gallant world has to take his word
for It. Has he not Ia al ages, been the re.
icrae and goCiather Of beauty? AS tho ut
most we can find out cf tnis radiant Up-
kI o sG's Identity is only that she is q resi-
dent OF the West End the bellies and beaux
thereof must sstt among themselves who 1t
IL, or who IL ought to be.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
Adyerse to Sergeant Mason.

WASHINGTON, May 8.-A decision
was rendered by the Supreme Court Of
the United States this afternoon in the
case Of Sergeant John A. Mason, peti.
tioner, upon application for writ Of
habeas corpus. The Court in an opin.
ion prepared by the Chief Justice, de-
cided that the court martial had full
jurisdiction to try Mason for the offense
charged, that its proceedings were all
within its proper jurisdiction and that
the sentence pronounced was not in ex.
cess of its power. The petition for q
writ of habeas corpus is therefore de-
MED, and the rule to show cause dis.
charged.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
Sale OF LO ty.

George E. Weldin has placed in the
hands OF Dauiel Farra, one entire
square of ground, which will be divi-
ded into so building lots and sJld at
public sale, on Thursday, the 11th inst.
as may be seen by advertisement in
another column. The location is very
desirable, and the terms of payment
are made very easy. Th ose who wish
to purchase q lot in that location
81 Id TAXA the opportunity now pre-
sented to do Sc.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
Queen VictOria's Farm Mansger

Queen Victoria has lost her farm
manager, Mr.. TAFT, who died at the
Shaw farm fortnight ago at the age
of 67. He had for twenty -four years the
management of the royal farm in the
Home Park and the Prince Consort's 8
Shaw farm, which since 1880 the care
of the Flemish farm in Windsor Great
Park had been confined to him. Mr..
TAFT had frequently been chosen to act
as judge at different agricultural shows
in Engl and and other countries,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
DUBLIC SALE
L OF A
Valuable Market Street Property,

VIII bo sold
At Public Sale on the premises, on SATUH
DAY. May 18th, 1882, at 2 o'clock, p M.
all tina. certain three-story brick store and
dwelling houte and lot Of ground, situate at
No l1O Market street, in the city of VIII
ming too, Deiawars, having E 'ront on Mar
ket street OF about "a tect, one inch and ex.
tending in depth towari King street about
20 feet
The attention of purchasers is confidently
called t. this property. Being located on the
main business treet of the city and conven-
lent to railroad facilities ecommends 1t for
busir ess purposes and should make IL o de
slrable investment Title iAdisPutable. For
terms Of sale see posters, or call on
DANIEL FARKA
Trustee OF r. u. Morris,
MAYc, 1882. 62i King t cot.
ms y, 10, Ii, IL.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
P9rHOunI.

Senator Hoar is said to have shaken
his fist in the face Of Senator Rollins,
Of New Hampshire, the otbor day.
They were talking about the Boston
Collectorship. II do not propose TO be
tested with on this subject" said Mr.,
Hoar excitedly. "It is very serious
matter with me. want you to under
stand thai wa Rave marked all the men
who have put the President up 10 com
mitting this infamous outrage. 1t is
an outrage upon tho people of Massa-
chu,etts. 1t is a personal insult to ms,
and those who tand by the President
are marked by W for future treatment. ;
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
PUEBLO MLM.
Payments I'm either four ways. By
monthly lnstailmenfs, notes or
cash.
DUBLIC SALE

cash.
puBLIO SALE
Two story brick dwelling, on Pleasant
near VauBuren street, and % good building
lots, on Van Buren,, Harrison, Franklin,
Maple. Sycamore and Beech streets, on
SATURDAY, MAY 18TH 1881,
on he premises, Wilmington, Del. Lots at
$50 D. M, and dweilingtat about o p. m. with.
out ipos' pone emsnt. witbdrawal or underbid-
ding.
The bricb dwelling has rooms and a shed
kitchen, lot about 1881 is Ia a thiekly pop.
ulated part OF the Sity, Will rent readily, and
is quite sure to provo good paying invest
ment to the pur ,haser.
The lots are on good ground, are Of good
depths, and are located In part OF the city
accessible TO very large manufactures and to
the junction OF large rail road interests in.
cluding the new baltimore X Ohio through
road ryery lot will be sold fairly and
'rhe sale will commence promptly at $50 p.
IN. with lot No. /, and proceed mainly in or.
G er of numbering, arriving at the dwelling
on Pleasant street at ABOUT 5p m.
Dmnlbuses will leave Seventh and Market
streets up to $40 p. m.
For terms of sale, plot and particulars see
posters. HEaLDS W.
Seventh and Market streets,
n6Sslol2 Agents to etteot the sale.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
Shot mis- wife for q Pan h er

Mr.. and Mrs. Lord sat up one night,
at Mount Ida, Ark, to watch for a
panther that had killed some hens.
They loaded a gun and waited at an
open window for the beast to come into
the yard. Toward morning they fell
asleep. Soon Mrs. Lord aGnke and
went into the yard That aroused
Lord. Seeing her head moving along
the line Of the fence, aud, mistaking it
in the dim light for the panther, he
fired and killed her.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-09
4 IA old Farme shot by his wife.

Near Lecna, Kansas, an old farmer
named Robert Bechter, and his wife
lived unhappily for several years past,
qrarrels between them being of daily
occurrence. Last Saturday their son
went into town, anu upon returning lie
found his father dead ant mother dying
from wounds inliotad Dy a revolver.
Ire woman left letter saying She
had shot her husband because he in
tended to disinherit the son, and fhe
rleterred that both should die that this
SOL might enjoy the property updia-
tut bed"