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presented. All who attended this drama
rs We'll As the Sumoer Hin Clubs &" Down
oy the Sea, express their satisfaction with
each performance. We hardly supposed
there was SO much good dramatic talent
among the hills and Wales OF our sister
town. Now II Mr.. W. Esstman's East
sumner Club would kindly favor us with
their drams, Nevada. we shouldne much
pleased. Cannot SEINE arrangement be
made with theml BY the way, why not
also have dramatic exhibition or two, OF
our ownl We have good and sufficient
local talent OF our own for few, or at
least, one good drama. Why not try III
The Washington Family give an enter
taiument IN Centennial Hall, this evening.
Mr.. J. +. Davis, mschiuist, has removed
to this place, and is now prepared to furn-
ish all kinds Of sewing machine supplies,
such as parts, attachments, needles, belts,
OF, etc, aud also TO repair all sewing ma
chimes at reasonable prices. He Is a good
workman and gives satisfaction.
Rev. w. J. Twort, of East 0tisdeld, will
lecture In the Baptist church, Monday and
Tuesday evenings. Subject: THE Life of
Christ" illustrated by 90 views shown by
the steropticon, Admission free to all
commence at Z 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-11-20
ORLANDO A HAYFORD.

MED N.r I'M. 1883. aged Is ysars.
month and - dayS.
Our community again mourns for the
.uddsu death of an honored and beloved
..;,i,-n Mr.. Orlando A Hsyford was
stricken with paralysis at BALI past ten
o'clock. Sunday morning and died almost
Instantly. He wAs a. we'll Is usual that
morning. ate hearty breakfast and hsd
prepared 20 attend church. He went 10
his room for some purpose, fell by the side
of the bed, unconscious, and passed away
a. before stated The whole community
was shocked and pSiued 20 learn OF his
death. although from hts previous state of
health IL was thought that such would be
the end
Nj Hayford was a son OF Gustayus and
ZilphiS Hayford, both now living, though
unite aged. He was born In Canton, Sept
y. 1859. and has spent his life here, with
IN. exception OF shout IL years spent Ia
he service Of mis- country in the rebellion.
He wss prompI Ia answer his couDtry :
call sud served iai' hfully as n private until
wounded 10 his LETT thigh, At the battle oi
Shepaaristown, Va, IN 1868. The cir
.,m.tsnc.s OF BIS enlistment shows As
! -iaIul, A. a single incidont can, the charac-
to,1s,. nan lie was at work ON has IarIn
D., ys,th hi, father, In May 1861, when
-. - came Of the bombardment OF
-, Snmn,er Orlando said after a mo-
- ,bfu.ht. Father, II IL wasn't Ior
-, f.,m would enlist for the war his
- told MIN If ne felt il his duty 10 go,
-, mid care for the farm. Orlando walk
., Canton that afternoon. had his name
.s,rciled with the voi.nteeT2, and entered
-. TWICE in the First Maine Casairy
| NJ Usyford suffered several sureical op
Item. INT carried a rebel bullet loi
many wears, aud never recovered from ni'
ss"ngd Since the war be has been IL
| "a. in Canton. for the most time u'us
st and for shout nfteen years mas peer
g m Gal master. lie va. p,em
O ~, ~ + mn 4 Hodge Post. 6 A. H., Anas
oei - L,Sgr, / O. o. T., and chsr
,>oher OF Canton Eucsmpment; ais'
~,enber OF the o y n. Heiie' AssV -.
- For twenty years MI hayf9,a aa'
- lssding member OF 'pe r.
1hn-eh Bs leaves 4 WIDOW SIosipeiy r. 81.
- :, >oiss) aud Two dauSh'.rS' va
-, min. the wife OF Prot' h a. Dan
- of Nm Y,,1sk, AID iarge ~ y
s.i,,Is IN mourn his desih. me Iune.S
lrle .''as. ocrured a. the Btptist charcp 20
a. in the presence 1f iarse eous ~,
ZION the G. A X Post, and n norsm y, %s
SoIlows who conducted tue ee re pou
70. az comfort were SPOKEN ny hev, a
r. Herrick, OF Freepor.. sssis 10y, ~ n sn,
n Conld. The floral tributes an'
aL,r'.h Creamery expressed the e.teeu an
rrsn,.ct for the deceased felt ny every ''sA
| nr.s,,t- - dhtOa Telephone
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Saturday The 10th anniversary OF Martin
Luther's birth was counmemorated by Protest
ant churches thruughou the country 1t u
said ex- senator Eaton OF Conn.,. Will be n dark
horse candidate for speaker of the House.
Monday: The city of Shenandoah, Pa, was
nearly destroyed by IRE: go families home.
less, and 81. 00i 900 oss.--Ex.Gov. Matt heau
OF y. ~. died.:
Tuesday: ten. A. T.. Martin Is The citizens
candidate for Mayor OF Boston; Hugh o'irien
the Democrniic-.0 laborcrs were injured
by n railroad collision near Buffalo.
"Wednesday: Good s'cighing in Quebec. -
1000 bales of cotton burned at Norfolk, Va.
Thursday; Twenty inches of snow In Gen.
tral Michigan.
FRIDAY: -Four serious accidents on Western
railroads, NIL involving loss OF life, occurred
"A negro III years old died at Hyde Park
Mass-A man namcd Barrows In kittery wa
found dead With six pistol shots In his body
susniclon Doints tn his wife ~ the shaver, and
III authorities are Investigating. SO below
zero IN Dakota.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS q .rrge +. Alel late OF stoneham n
the & Iunty Of OV'art aud STATE o. Maine by his
NOR ..ge deed da'ct m sixteenth dag OF June,
A ID. !s7i and recorded tn he oxford Westrn
District e.i-lry o. boeis, Book 81 Page hs2
conveyed 10 ooe william &. Pierce late of Nor
wuy IN aid county, certain p'rcrl OF zeal 80.
tnts siuaied Ia said st"I, ham, snd being part
al II numbered u (i) "a the first ls.) division
and lith (5ih} ianse oi lot5 In ,aii Stoneht IN
AND also ore other pgrcel Of real cstaie tituated
IN said S'onrhsm. ord ciug part OF lot mum
tsred thre. 80 IN sSiG division hnd range, said
parcels ndjniuing and, a. one parcel are bounded
westerly 10 thr road h. dirg rom the residence
OF Asnhel q Allen, ~ iBii onehAm 10 the roat!
leading from SEQ CITY. 20 called. In Lowell IN
sKia Juuty 20 E,-t son IA tm. southsrly 10y land
OF j .hn s. Allen ani and ct said Athb'l q. Al
len, easlcrly by land 4 Edmund +. Barker, and
noriherly by land OF H,nfy a Biekford, aad
whereas william :. Piece ana Henry Upton,
both of -aid Norway cutnrs oil the last VIII
and testsm. ut o. sHid " lism Z. Pierce, assign
cd sold and trap-icrred .iid mortgage deei, the
notes thereb, secured remaining unpaid. aud al
the rleht title ard interest which raid VIII I'm
C. Pierce had ~ and 10 ss ii real state o. h de-
ceasr, 10 Chsrles II Lewis Of said Lowell, NJ by
their deed Of assignment IN their said cap'city
dated September let ID lSsi, ana recorded IN
said Registry Book d, Page igi will fully appear
and whereas the cDndi'i n OF aid mortgage Is
broken now therefore. b reason Of the breach
OF the condition thereof. the said Lewis, claim
a forsel sure of ssid mortgage.
CHARLES II LEWIS
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-11-20

RoNBURY, Nov. lSth.-we had near
enough, At least, u cyclone last night
The dsmsge, so far a. | have learned,
around koX bury Pond, Is as follows Geo.
Easter, barn partly torn town; j. G Reed
blacksmith shop; L. VI. Edmunds, one-hsil
barn roof at the Morse Farm" Every
one met with some minor loss. Much
timber Was blown down. The roads Ar,
being cleared to-day. In some places ev'
cry tree was leveied.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-11-20

East SUMNER Nov. 1.-THE gale OF
last week lett It, TRADES IN our vicinity,
although no very serious results have come
70 our notice. More or less damage is
apparent in the wood aud timber lots.
We have no; heard Of any buildings being
much injured. SLOcUM.
Oar correspondent sends an Interesting
account Of the building and furnishing
Of their new church, which will appear
next week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-11-20

Judging by the returns from Massa-
chnsetts. New YORK apd Philadelphia, the
R.rpbiican party has began 70 go.
Rcckldad Courier.
shows pretty good PAGES. Time given
after making the home stretch next year
IL will be capitol t!me too.
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TERMS
HARPER's Y"uNo E'PLE, 81 so

sIsotE NUMBERS, rive Z nts each.
susc,nen cop, cent on r.,cip' Cf Three Cents
The Volumes of Barpor's Young Pcnpie Tor
issI, Is,g and lSei, a.. 90 n,ly uud In ium
mated Cloth VIII BE- seas 10y mail, posasc pre-
paid on r,.eip. ~ - ~ Zach. LlUtn C..cs ior
a,ch yo,ume, suitable fpE b.o Ing vii be ssiG bl
mail. po,tuaii, On receipt Oi 81 reuts eGcn.
R,mi'tanc-s should tic made by fost.Once
Money u. der or Dfat, 90 nsoid chance Ui lvss.
Newspaper. are to cVp, his sdvcEuscmcnt
without the express order II dAUrLH a BROTH
ERs
Address HARPER \ BXpTugS, NV York.
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1854.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUsTRArEu.

Harper's Magazine begios il sixty eighth vol
umr VII h ,Le December ,Snmber. Ii - ihe mos
popular ILLUSTRATED perio iic,I IN anu lug
land alv.Ns iuilN nur, sst uI the tunes la It'
treatment oil subjects OF current tocial and indus
uiai interest, aau always advancing IT. esAndaFi
OF tcrars, agusig, ahi mechanical excellence
Among its a,,tactiun, Tor 1854 IRE: - new .etia
novel uy WILLIAM BIACn, illustrated by ABB,
a new novel l., 4. = IsoB illustrated 10y UlbsoA
And IIELaAS; d. -cripIIse illustrated papeIs "
IfolGL H. ROUonTuS FRANK ID. MlLLEr Z. IL
FAh>bAM al a vtu,rs; im,o mt hutorical sbc
biogrsph cal payrI-, apr SORES by W. ID. no"
kLLs ,MAKLts READE, a..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-11-20

Ap,y or two after good thing comes
ont in the Lewiston Journal, the same ap'
nears in the Portland papers. III the nat
ursl seapor, doesn't show more enterprise
Iavis,oo Will soon knock it higher than q
kite
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Po.sage Free 10 al suLscr.Gvcrs "a he O"'!ed
.Statos ~ Canada.
The volumes Of the .htyGsD.d begin win tue
Number. - Jun. an OescuHorf Vi each year.
" neu no .in- Is ~ ;cin5i Il VIA be undvrsS'Od
III Al the SUBSCRIBER - lshU. 10 begin wi1h The cur
rex .,UInocr.
TIE l.st E,gn. NOlumes OF Harper Magazine
In neat ctUtu Di.dlps "lli TIE syul 10y mHI, poet
paid, ON receipt vi IS 80 per Vuiun-. CiOt
Cases, Tor binJin,, b 4. NO 'Aci-pJ NALL posi-
Innex u Bsrpcr's AigIsiae, Alphsbstieal
Aualytcai, AZ .iIe'i. 90 Jtn,nes - o. IN
eiusivu from Juay, ,o'J, 20 Jdu-, 1877 zoe voi'
$50. CON, 81 VI
kemia .ness III luti DC made by Po,t.Oh 70
Mo.u, Ordef or ID At @ AVOID cnsuc. OF lIr
NeNsp lyer. ar uvi - COP tnts al 'erti s-meni
wiIIOut the eNpto,a Oldef u dAkfhiIA BROTH
MRS
Aadr,ss HARPER & BRDrdkRs Ssw York.
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Sfnic Of NIninc.

OXFORD ss:-Paris Nov. sth. A. ID. lss3.
THIS IL to give notice. Tint on the Eighth
/ day OF Nov, A. u. 1873, warrant 70
Insolysncy was Issued out Of the Court OF lnsoi :
yency for said county OF Oxford, against the estate
~ Hiram HodsdoT of Bethel, In said County /,
atjuege 10 I've an Iusolveut Debtor. On petition OF
.aid Debt~r which petition IVES died on inc
"a date interest on claims il IN be ecmputet ms
the payment OF sny debts sud the delivery and
transfer Of any property belonging 20 said deht,
Tor, 10 him or for his use ana the delivery anu
law; That q meeting OF the creditors oi
said debtor, to prove their debts aud choos.
one or more assigne's OF his estate, WI he hcld
at y court Of Insolvency TO be holden al me ITO
rate court room In Paris in said cOunty Of OK
iori, on the twenty.hsst day OF NOV, A. ID.
1873, st o O'Clock In the forenoon.
Given under n hand the date hrst above VIII
ten ALyAN u. GODWIS. Deputy Sheriff,
a. Messenger OF tao Court C! Insolvency FOR
said County OF Oxford
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1854.
Harper's Young People.
An illustrated weekIy---l6 Pages.
SUITED 10 BOYS AID GlalS OF From SIX 7
SIXTEEN YtA6S or AGE.
yoI ~ commences November q, 1853.

UARrEK's luUNC ~. rLL = the beat weekly
for children In Aa.rt.c south ,cesicrH ChTissian
Adr Ocafo
All th.t the artisi's skill caa accomplish In The
v.y o. illu-uAii ~ ma bee donc, aLd the bcsi
t.icnt rt ms count hts con- bdied 10 rs text
-Neae EHzl1Hd JyursGi Of Education, boston.
Ia &. 80, cid nvil the '- 80 uinS IN u Can be
compared with l5.-NaIif0rd EreaiHg FOsf'
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TEMPERATURES LAST WEEK, AT A. NJ
Sunday, 30 :, cieur; Monday, 30 >, clear
Tuesday, ID ,, clear; Wednesday, "a ?,
cloudy; Thursday, 100, clear; Friday,
l5o, snow SATURDAY, - , CHAR.
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oyEORp. ss:-At a Cour; OF Probate held at
Paris, within and for The county OF ,'1iord
on the tbisd Tuesday OF Oct, A. d. lss5.
SuARl FS X. FOX named Executor In o
.s,tain I, strment purpo, ting 10 lie The last VIII
and Testament of CnHr &c l.. FIX tate OIL hum,
tns. Ia sad c uuty, deceased having pr senied
the same ,r PROBATE.
~ Ordered. That the said Executor give notice
to slI persons Interested by causing copy OF
IL o,d,r 10 be published three weeks
ssmn.sssively in the Oxford Democi at printed
A. paris that they may appear at Probate
Court TO be held at rai-, IN said County on the
,ird Tuesday OF Nov next aty oeioea IA ana
ihow cause ii lny they hsye, why the said Jnstru'
snsnt shouli hot 'bo' pTsssd, approssd .fri al
lowed as The last W i'll and Testament OF sara de-
ceased. rpvr late.
Auue oopy-attest: H. Z. DAVIS, Register.
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oXFoRD's CYCLONE.
The COUNTY OF THE BEAR GETS THE
WORST TASTE OF THE GALES.
BETHEL, ALONE. SUFFERS TO THE
EXTENT OF $4,000.
MAN CAUGHT UP AND HURLED THIRTY
RoDs.
Especial Despatch to Lewiston Journal

MANY CATTLE KILLED. AND THOUSANDS OF
IREEs LAD Low.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-11-20

HYMENIAL "A few invited guests assem-
hled al the Congregational Parsonage In
East Machias on the evening of the 23rd OF
October, 20 witness the marriage OF Ami"
Deane, youngest daughter OF Rev. +.
Shaw, to Mr.. Wilbur +. Burns OF Laucas-
ter, y. H. At 5 O'Clock Mendelsson's we'd
ding march Was played by Miss Sleeper OF
Maiden. Mass, Snd the happy pair entered
the room, taking their position immedi-
ately under large marriage bell OF beau
tful flowers. The brides dress was II
combination OF white aloatross cloth and
ottoman silk, and the long veil was fasten-
ed with orange blossoms and smilax. The
Episcopal service was used In part, the
brides father officiating. The presents
were numerous and elegant, and the happy
couple took their departure 10 New York,
via Passport steamer, followed by the best
| wishes of their many friends.
BY some slip, the above item, from the
MachiaS Republican, failed OF a publication,
at the time, in these columns. Mrs. Burns
was the youngest daughter of Col. T. L.
Shaw who, for ten years was editor and
proprietor of this paper. The many friends
OF the family in Oxford County will send
congratulations, though made rather late,
| by our carelessness.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-11-20
RATHER TOO LONG.
Ar, rxx.rt y,ar< on 'hs Wrong ~ids Of
yt.,,,,.a Turn. the Tables.

How long id you saV p
tiopl bed suffered from Isefssd liver icr tS-'
" yesrs = lid Mr Hancock, 81 IL o n. no
Va nall -sdly, a. thouEh thipslnS ~ 30, n,iap
wished h h.d pleased ProvitsOve % Omls the
Iiyer from he human anat'my" -,
"Rad en-. ugh-twentv wears 81 that s"l'
thing" responded listener. nat Wa "
shot Of iG - - nan
sThe n hot was thSt some line az" i ven
aovxn 10 -,tr's dug -tOFe ~ thi- civ sr' huS
ore OF BENSON's CAfClNE OhpCS - -
and am nov a. sound as though my hVsr "ei'
made Of Tod IS --abher "
Rensop's prfike tha oil fsShi0nef sinn ~ p ,tr
t,r.-act prrnptlv Look for the word aPClNt
VII en- i eut io TIE l.tsru n. p c. -ocen
seabury A Johnson Chemists. New York
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BURNHAM'S PHOTOGRAPHS,
NORWAY, Maine.

Now is the time 10 give your orders for Christ
mas. nyJu wish hne likeness for 'tr'sma'
PRESENT i,urnh an Il prepared with all the new
,lyIes and IS the days are shnrt and bot lew IN.
teyyene between this AMI Christmas, pesse call
and see samples of all possible sizes Burnham
uses instantaneous Plates, new process, whicn
uakes IL possible TO make perfec. hkenesses l.
apy kind Of weather. Buriham makes lie sikes
at n very low price. Burnham enlarges old
pictures 10 any size and finishes IN INK or ior
select from Bnrnh IN Ia the only artist who
makes family groups In this region Burnhsm
makes a large re iu zion to family, and thanking
the Citizens of Oxford County Tor liberal support
In the pas, he Ipus by good ~o'k 10 r.tan their
patronage for the future. Addr IS
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MONEY WANTED I!

The SUM OF Si2,y IL wanted on nrst Mortgage AZ
s,r ser cent % a farm valued 1t t2s00. tnsufance
el25y. For any other " formation, apply 10
GEO. A. WILSON, Esq,
so. Pail Me.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-11-20
J. u. P. BURNHAM,
Cottage ST., Norway, Me-
Caution.

The subscriber hereby foroids all p ors Civ
ing credit 10 -nyone on his account without
written order from him, as he will pay no ollf
otherw lac contracted. u. A. ShNEh1.
Rrpvnfeld Me Oct l3. 1873.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-05-29

DRArIExC LODGE, no. =, II. OF r.,
NEuTB ZACH T1DAY OF YvKnY
Han, In The Hiokasd- yolaF tSildtna.
All DxotheR Knights, In GOOD sanding, aee
fraternity invited TO attend such meetings.
\. n. R0BIN60N. O. O.
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SONG and Dance Shoes,

T ANcAsHIRE AND OTHER CLOGs, ALL
~ sisss; Tights. Wigs. spanslss. Gold and
Silver Laces. Tamborinss. Banjos. FALSE
STONE JEwELRY for makeup. and every
thing for Ninstrels and Thsatsrs. WE SEND
BY MAIL OR O. o. D. A. our goods come
direct from Europe. we defy competition in
the United States. Send for prices. MA.
THAN JOSEPH. e4l Clay street.
San Francisco, Cal. see-lydkw
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BASE RANGE COUNCIL No. ., I.
.. Q. r.,
NEErrs At ODD rxLxows' HALL THE
Nl Arst and third Tuesdsys Of ssch month,
invited 70 attend. =. n. HODINDoN, o. o.
O. O. HuYsAAp, eeerstazy. jyS06
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CooIRTY BADGES. JEWELS AND cHARMs
NATHAN JOsEPH'S. Gal Clay street, SOLE
AGENT IN SAN FRANCISCO for the Universsl
Badge and Regslia 90. workmen's bsdges In
solid gold for 81. postage free. Orangsmen's
badge our speciality. Single badges o. 0. D.
Trade Supplied. se6-lyd&w
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An Extraordinary Razor

HAE BEEN INVENTED By TIE oUEENH
IL OWN 90. 81 England. The edge and
body 10 30 THIN and FLEXIBLE AZ NEvER
TO REQUIRE GRINDING. and hardly ever
setting. II glides over the fsee like piece Of
creating A GREAT ExCIfnkENT In Europe
among the experts, who pronounce II PER
FEOTfON. Two dollars IN buffalo handle; Is
in ivory. Every razor, 10 be genuine, must
THAN JOSEPH, GAL Clay street. Ban Fran.
cisco, the only place in the United States
whore they are obtained. Trade supplied; ;
sent by mail loo extra or O. o. D.
The Que0m'o Own Company having
enlarged their factory. are now making PEARL
and IVORY CARVING KNIVES, TABLE and
POCKET KNIVES. HUNTING KNIVES and
SCISSORS. Of the same quality - their mar
velously wonderful Rasor. seG-lydkw
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Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of GEORGE r. MeCONKRY
Deceased.

Estate Of GEORGE r. McCONKEY
Deceased.
NoTICE Is HHREBY GIVEN BY TIE UN.
IN dersigned, Frank Avery. the Admins
traitor Of the estate Of George P. McConkey.
deceased, to the creditors Of, and al persons
hibit them With the necessary vouchers, with.
in four months after the hrst publication Of
this notice, to the said AAministrator, at the
law once Of A. B. Hunt. No. 02o Kearny street,
ing the place for the transaction Of the busi-
ness of the said estate. in the said city and
county Of San Francisco. State Of California.
FRANK AVERY,
Administrator Of the Estate Of George P. Nc
Conkey. deceased.
Dated Of San Francisco. March Z. 1883.
A. B. HUNT. No. Gao Ksarny street. Attorney
for Estate. mh29t
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
4. L. rrzxaERALD. n. N. BRArrY.
FITZGERALD & BEATTY.

TrORNEYs AT LAW - PRAC.
"A TICE in all the Courts. once in the
Foley. .Rickard Building. Main street, Eureka,
Nevada. ja3lN
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For Sale or Rent.

'NHE RANCH KNOWN AS THE DAN. HIGH
AZ. place, 9 tuated on Pinto Greek This de-
,ssso ,so.e property can be leased or purchased ON
'uaoie terms. For PARTICULARS inquire Of
rurs.. J. 3. WHITTON.
oAas Feb. 70, 1883. fe21tf
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NOTICE.

TNAsMuoH As SEVERAL SERIOUS AcCI.
i dents have been lately caused by playing
baseball and football on the streets OF Eureka,
herewith gigs l.etice that the same must be
ing TO the law.
W. II. SWEENEY, Sheriff.
By N. HILL. Under Sheriff.
Eureka, May s, 1883. my6-1m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Notice.
II you have nne or complicated watch o.
clock. musio box. an automaton singing bird,
or any other delicate and intricate piece 81
mechanism needing repairs, 60 10
EDW. WILHELN,
0hronomste1, watch and clockmaker
Jewelyy neatly repaired.
AL work warranted TO give perfect satisfses
tfon or positively no charge. ~
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sT. JOHNS CHAPTEB. NO. 8.
T,Hx srArxD oouvouAZIoNs OF 81.
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held d xasonac Hall, On the bstuf4ay nsst suo'
ossd1ns the pale Of the moon In saoh month";
All Royal Arch kAaons. Ia sool ssAndiass sxs
cordially Invited 70 attsnd.
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EUREKA LODGE. no. -. y. q 4. r.
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held In ODD ysllsws' Hall Saturday, On of ~
fore the full mooa.
bEsthfsn In good standing, Ase cordially invtt
Cd to attend. b. q. BAILY. ". u.
Joun =. Joxxs, Secretary.
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members Of the order. In good standing are
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PHYSICIANS.
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Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-28
fiinantiiaI
NEW yonx. Dec. 2s

NEW YORK; Dec. ".
 The Stock market was weak and unsettled to day and everything the list closed lower than last night, while in many the lowest quotations of the day were resched. There was news Of special nature the street and the few rumors circulated were of such indefinite character that they attracted but little attantion. few rallies caused by buying the part of some of the shorts occurred but they short lived, disappearing on the slightest demonstration against the list. The advance of yesterday afternoon inspired the bulls with confidence and in the early dealings they attempted to sustain the market but offerings out 50 freely that they soon compelled to re- treat from their position. Among the rumors was to the effect that the officials of the Northwestern company had intimated that the road would join the tripartits combination but could not be confirm ed aad had but little effect. Another report followed fine heels of this, that the Burlington and Quincy people had expressed willingness to agree to estab- fish uniform rates at competitive points in Nebras- ka that thsy would not listen to any proposition to abandon their protective lines in that State nor the one to St. Paul. The immediate course of complications among these roads and advance in prices with any degree of stability is looked for until this matter is settled The decline for the day ranged from < to 2x. few of the active stocks. and spe- c.alties however, were exceptional and closed at sharp advance.
 BUNNELL < sORANTcAN. Bankers and Brokers.l AzNr