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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-07
DEAD NEWSPAPERS.

When we look around for the Greenback
newspapers which came into existence In
this State 4 few years ago, like mushrooms,
We are unable TO find them. They have
disappeared like mushrooms. IL is difficult
20 recall even the names OF all OF them.
There was ChdSe'S ChrOHiciS, which be-
came something else before IL died; Them
Steers. the mestieSt OF the lot, which from
appearing enthusiastically has ceased 10
appear at all; three or four dailies and ss
many more weeklieS, issued a. Portland (;
the Herald, whose identity has been lost in
the non partisan Pennington Journal; the
Camden Herald, which has changed its pol
itics but not its name; Plsisted's Bangor
organ, the Freeholder, which has turned
its toes up 70 the dasies the Messenger
which has become & literary ( p paper the
Netr Religion, which carpetbagged 10 an
other State and then event desd;" the
Prog. Age, which has changed from Green
back 20 Democratic; Perrigo's Candid Oh
Serrcr, which has ceased 70 observe, and
others whose names are quite forgotten.
Democratic ventures in Journalism have
not Jared much better. Within the past
few weeks, the Portland Register, the Os-
sipee Valley Ne,cS and the Hancock Coun-
" Bulletin have suspended publication.
The Register and BHlletiR were svowedly
Democratic organs; the Ne,eS, while max
ing no political professions, Was Demo
cratic in tone and sentiment. The fact
that the past few years have been eNcep-
tionally prosperous ones for the press gen
orally would indicate that those Greenback
and Democratic journals have gone out OF
existence because they were not wanted.
Their exit is also an indication OF return
ing reason on the part of many who TEN
porsrily lost their heads during the Green
back craze. A defunct party has no need
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B. W. BESTLY.'
ICLyroy, Iowa, APRIL %. IS:

CLINTON. iowa, APRIL %, 1851.
wish you would send me a sprug for tia
VIM. Ellery Watch 80. BY the way this Ellery
Is watch sold In your Screw Bezel Case to a
farmer last fall The first OF January he lost
the watch in the woods. and found it this week
81 about one foot OF water. IL had lain three
months aud over IN snow and water. with but
slight Injury 10 tho watch-onlya hairsprInR.
c. S. RAYMOND"
The above were very severe tests. and de-
manstrato beyond = doubt, that, FOR any rca
sonaLlo length OF time during which a watch
might he under water it would receive no In.
jury whatever.
We make these case. In both gold and silver,
and az Perfectly Dust-Proof stem WHIT
ing watch Case. Ca-iisass tn. yysriI 90
Ppodnc. its Equal.
FoR SAW ny ALL FRsr-CLhss JEwFLrps.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-07

to Cedar Mountain where the memorable
battle was fought under Banks, August 0,
1862; after which they will return home
home by way of Richmond, Petersburg,
thence to Washington. The round trip to
be SS5.
Mr.. Abisl Chandler, an old man eighty
years of age, while on his way to visit his
son-in-law, II. Il. Goodwin, last wednes-
day, was thrown from his carriage by the
horse running and was injured quite Sc.
verely in the side and leg. He was taken
to his house and his wounds cared for BY
DR.. II. Z. Holmes OF Boston, a guest at
the house. The DIR. says 1t will be several
weeks before Mr.. c. will be able to be
about.
We called on Mr.. JEFF. Foster, one Of our
enterprising farmers, and We might say,
one OF the best farmers In town. Mr..
Foster showed me fine blood Jersey calf
present from his brother In Waltham,
Mass, a wealthy merchant of that place.
II any one has better calf on record LEI
him trot him out. His daughter, an only
child, and an accomplished young lady
has the charge Of feeding the calf. Miss
Foster proposes to exhibit the Jersey al
the State Fair to be held In Lewiston, this
fall.
Grain is looking well with good pros
pect OF large yield.
The prospect ola good crop of potatoes
has not been better for several years. Bugs
have been very troublesome and large
amount of paris green has been used &c
prevent them from injuring the crop. Corr
is growing fast. c.
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The following letters tell their own

"NALDOsrA, GEORGIA, july 20, H..
81 sold one OF your Patent Dust Proof Cases
about ten months ago, and the other day u came
back 10 me with the request to make Il wind
easier. On examination found that the stem
was rusty, and inquired into the cause OF 10.
ThSgentleman stated 20 me that he was start
ing some saw.logs that had lodged In the bend
ofthe river, when his chain caught In a bush
and threw his watch into about twelve feet ~
water. and he was about two hours hndiug u.
When he got II out It was running and 10
thought all right In about three months he
found that the stem was hard TO turn and sent
II 20 me.
lean say that the watch ia all that the COM
pany claims for II aud recommend II u all
railroad and mill men.
n " DrN-rT y
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-07

CANToN-from the Telephone The lum-
Der for Ellis's house on Main Street Is be-
ing landed on the grounds. and
Mrs. VIM. Hutchinson OF Yarmouth, are
visiting at VIM. Coolidge's. Geo. Full
Ter, OF East Boston, a nephew OF /. b. Full
Ter, is 81 Hotel Swasey.-Rev. O. Roys,
who is visiting his father in New York, Is
reported Ill from nervous prostratiou. -
S. S. Vose aud wife, formerly OF Canton,
now OF Waterville, are visiting old &C
quaintsnces in town.-Mlss Annie Rowe
OF West Great Works, Is visiting her bro
Their, J. VIII Rowe, in this village
Hutchinson Il Russell have made some re-
pairs on the front OF the grist mill, raising
the platform and re-shingling the roof over
it.-Monday morning, Thos. Reynolds
commenced work on his mica mine, with
four men. This mine yields mica, feldspar
and quartz. Mrs. Geo. Bacon OF Boston
and Mrs. Hiram Smith OF Brooklyn, y. Y,
are visiting In town at the home OF their
father, Joseph Msrston.-Ernest Thomp-
son, formerly OF Hartford, was In town on
Saturday; Mr.. Thompson has been sol
der In the regular army for five years past.
On recent trip To Dlxield We noticed
fine fields OF corn on the farm OF Richard
McAlllster. Canton Point; also on the farm
OF Hosea Yetten, Dlxaeld.-A stranger
rode through the village on bicycle. to-
day. He was engaged In measuring dis.
tances from point TO point. for use In n.
+. publication.--O. A. Hayford Is re-
ported improving very fast since he went
TO Harpswell. His friends here will be
glad TO see him come back with the glow
OF health and vigor on his countenance.--
The telegraph Office st this station has
been on the 49, strike" Between Saturday
evening and Monday morning an electric
current burned of two telephone wires,
and scorched the paper on the ceiling near
by.----w. E. Adkins cut the thumb on his
right hand, last week, while cutting meat
with q butcher knife. The hand swelled
aud pslned him so that he consulted q
physician. who pronounced II blood po!s.
onlng. Last reports, improving.
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Z. BroteEfeld, July so.

GREEN CoKN.-Mr. /. w. Jackson sends
Us bis annual donation OF green corn this
morning. Aug c. Mr.. Jackson had corn
for his own table the latter part OF July.
He always has a fine field OF eoru, aud
brings II forward early a. any person ia
town. We add, ss an aside he always
pays a years subscription 10 advance when
be sends the ooFp.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-07

BUCKFIELp.- the auspices OF the
Reform Club, very pleasant entertain
ment was given at the Baptist church In
Buckaeld village last Sunday evening.
The exercises consisted OF excellent reci-
tations by Miss. Edna Atwood, Mary +.
Bridgham, Rossie Tilton, Belle Brigham |;
vocal solos by Mrs. Laughlin, director
OF the music in one OF the catheredrals OF
Boston, and Miss Kate Chsrd Of Law
renee, Mass. singing by n quartet COM
posed OF Oscar Hersey, esq Mrs. Laugh
lin, Mrs. DR.. Caldwell, Fred +. Foster OF
Weare, y. H.; remarks by Charles Ii.
Prince, Geo. ID. Bisbec, esq, Charles Eos
ter, Charles Wilmington, DR.. &. Brigham.
The church was filed, and all present
were more than satisfied. The thanks OF
the club are due the Baptist society for
kindly rendering the use OF its church, on
on this occasion.-JournDl.
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EyoURs,os. --MoGGt Mica Lodge will
take 10 annual excursion TO the sea shore
August l4th. Peaks Island "a the pro2os-
81 point. Further particulars hY posters
aai 10 next weeks DEaIoCRsT.
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TIRED ALL over.
what Rested and Refreshed weary Man
In Msmphfs.

In Memphis.
mo IL never amounted to an acute pain bat CO q
iinued 10 be dull weary ache IN the small II my
bact, )" writes Mr.. James Thomas, OF No 81 Matl.
son street, Memphis, Tenn. This was an old
experience, and life became dull music. | Was
tired all over. with pain 10 the lower limbs. and
habit OF living awake OF nights. Rece0tiy irlei
one OF nESsoS'S CAPClNE POROUS PLA'.
TERS and was decidedly relieved within twenty.
Tour hours. IL nav have been providence ina!
did the work, but give The credit TO Ben.on'
porous plaster" Mr.. Thomas reyereaisi idei
does him credit. but Providence works by agent.
and among them Beuson's plaster ranks first As
an external remedy. IL acts quickly In relief AM
hea ling, and renders life better WORT living
Price 25.ceDis. Look II the middle OF the pli'.
ter for the word CAPCINE. Ask your physician
about it.
seabury q Johnson, Chemist. New York.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-07

TEMPERATURE Last WEEK, AT FAN -
sunday, Sc . clear Monday, 81 >, cloudy
Tuesday, 500, clear; Wednesday, 53o,
elear; ThGrsdsy, SO, clnudyi Friday,
81 >, rain; Saturday, SOC, clear.
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TRIAL BOTTLES 25 CTS.
MEDICINESI
Warranted.
CLOVER BITTERS

Valuable Life Tonic. Cures completely Cancer
Gus scrofula fIumor. Biliousness Blood, Cfua.
~ and skin Diseases. All Druggists and Deal
sell IL
PRICE ONLY 20 CENTS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-07

OPENING.-The Island House, Lake
Thompson, Oxford, will be opened, We'd
nesdsy, Aug. sth. There will be music by
South Paris Band and Orchestra. There
will be Swings, Boats, CroQuet- Billiards
and Dancing for those who wish 10 in
dulge. Steamers will run from oxford
Village and the Poland landing, during
the day. We learn that every room in the
large hotel has been engaged in advance.
TEMPERANCE CAMP MEETING.-Th Ten
persnce Camp Meeting at Martha's Grove,
Fryeburg, will be held Aug. Sl-Sept. 2.
Efforts will be made 10 secure good speak
ers and 10 make the meeting successful.
Mrs. W. II. STICKNEY,
Pres. T. c. VI. Assoc'n.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-07

Albert ). Richardson, 4. NJ, has been
chosen preceptor of Fryeburg Academy for
. term o. years from large number Of ap-
plicspts. Mr.. y. has been principal of the
high school In BrIdgton fos more than ten
Tears.-PfssS.
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SIX PAGES.
Newspaper Decisions.

1. Any person who takes q paper regularly
Irom the ofice-whether directed 10 his name h
another's, or whether he has subscribed or not or
responsible Tor the payment
9. II person orders his paper discontinued ne
must pay all arresrages, Tor the pubiisher may
continue to seod Il until payment rs made, and
collect the whole amount. whether ihcipsper Is
taken from the once or not.
r The Courts have decided that refns ug 70
axe newspapers and periodieaisffrom the post
ofnce OF removing ant leaving them uneailed for
Is Drinla 6scis ev idence OF fraud.
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Merits

medicine. To all men and women that are
suffering with any OF the above diseases, we do
advise them TO try IT, cannot praise Il A. htgh
as II deserves, 10 the suffering people. Re,pt.
REV. John SPINNEY Stark. NJ
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STATEMENT
Harper Manufacturing Co. JuIyl, 1888.

Capital Stock all paid In $4,000
Invested 10 Real Estate and Machinery 50,0jO.Oo
Debts due, exclusive Of advances on
goods by agents. $1,000
J. LlBBEY, Treas.
CUMBERLAND. sst-JaIy 81, 1854.
Personally appeared IL, j. Libbsy snd mule
oath hat tho above statement nv him sub oribed
u true aceo' d or to his beat know edge aud be-
ne. Before me Wn.E GOULD,
Iusfice Paaoa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1883-08-07

Miss Blanche Willis Howard. the
author of lone summer and Aunt Sere.
ga" IS preparing new novel for the
press. she Is still in Germany.
New ApyEgTisENEST.-Tax Sale, town
af Roxbury.
Capillsris BY 7. Hill Mansfield, Portland
Norridgewock English and Classical Iustl-
tpte Wanted" by Hudson MTG Gu. n.
~ Divorces ''Consumptiyes" - sll
from Rowelfs New York Agency,
Horatio Staples, Dry Goods Dealer,
Portland. wants boy about - years Of
age This is sooc chance for al indus
trious steady boy. Write him.
Wood Wanted.
Notice OF foreclosure by Nathan NJ.
SMAlI.
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on It's

Cough Syrup. After using several bottles 10 opr
surprise IL relieved rs, and with much pleasure
and satisfaction we do highly recommend IL A. a
valuable
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Over Eig'hty-fve

A good Christian man, well known throurhou,
our State for his good works A man whoss
statements cannot be impesched. have suGrere /
with the Liver and Kidney complaint aud was A
times very bilious.
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Thousand Bottles

Ny wife has also suffered for years with the
same trouble and palpitaiion OF the heart also
that terrible disease that many an un1ortunaic
woman Is suffering with. fsmale Menkne.s
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Sold in 1882

We employed several doctors and used differ
ent kinds OF medicines bat they did not cure M
We was advised 10 try The Household Blood
Purifier and
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HARrFoRp, Aug. 2.-The following off.
GERS were chosen by the Crystal Wave
Good Templars, Z. Buckaeld for their six.
ty.th.rd quarter on the 96th ult. W. H.
Parks. W. c. Tt Mlss A. r. Forbes
W. V. T.. Y. P. peCos.er, W. s.; s. /,
Purkis, w. +. S. R. Pratt W. T: @. w.
Shaw, W. c.; L. Briggs, W. NJ. I. Shaw
W. Cannon, w. G's. This lodge 10 the
oldest lodge OF Good Templars in Oxford
| County.
A party living on farms In Turner, 10.
GLIDING their wives visited Hartford Cold
Spring on the ist. and partook OF picnic
dinner, including water from the sprins--
charged water and ginger ale. After en-.
ioylng social converse and view OF one
OF the most beautiful sceuerys OF Old OK
ford County returned TO their homes better
prepared for iifeis battles.
Aug. AT the annual meeting OF the
stock holders OF Hartford Cold Spring,
Vim. E. Blckrell, Henry A. Bicknell,
Stephen f. Irish, Edward Blcknell, were
slected Directors. At the directors meet.
log, the old board Of officers were chosen !.
VIM. 3. B.ckuell, Pres. Henry 4. Bicknell,
Secretary, Edward Ricknell, Treasurer.
The business since the start IN April shows
handsome profit.
HEBRoS.-Gertie Chesley while riding
into tie barn on load OF hay, was carried
OF with a slide of hay and her arm was
broken.---Mueh hay was damaged by the
rainy week beginning July.-Ezekiel
Merrill had seven acres OF stout clover
which was nearly ruined. Twill Record
has bought the Richard Young place
Miss Ida Foster, past graduate Of Bates
College, was married to Ben Murch, for
per classmate.-kseiston Gazette.
NoRwAY.-Prom the 4Advertiser Mrs.
Alice Fuller Is at present the assistant at
the Norway Savings Bank.---Next Sun
day service at the Universalist church will
be the last before the summer vacation.
Miss Jennie Upton Is at work In the Ma
tional Bank. We presume Cashier Smith
contempiates taking a yacatlon.----A bel,
fry or cupola has been put on the engine
house.-The shoe factory is paying from
IL to Is hundred dollars per month for
''pan cakes" manufactured In this town.
shoe factory lawn never looked
better than i does this season. We spp-
pose this Ia because 1t Is under the charge |
Of Mr.. Ceylon Wstson.-The Elm House |
Is crowded to OVERLOOKING. They have (
nearly half hundred regular boarders be- |
sides their transient business. p. c.
Briggs was recently thrown from his meat
cart with considerable force by one Of the
front wheels coming Off Tie cart was
loaded with ice and It Is fortunate he es,
capped without serious injury.
Millett, esq, Of the Millett neighborhood
is in mis- slth year, and was seen In the
field the other morning swinging his
scythe with the youngest OF them. Mr..
NJ. Is remarkably smart and does good
Teal OF work.-Geo. A. Brooks has sold
ais interest in the firm of Jordan Brooks
If Harrison, and has purchased the inter-
st Of Mr.. Jordan in the shook business
With Mr.. Kimbsll. Mr.. B. returns to Nor
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In This State

BY special request We publish for the intercst
Of people that are suffering and hoping and prsy.
log for relief. The statement OF a reliable nsn
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Frsr-CL,ss JFwrIrna.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19

George +. H0ar was yesterday IT.
elected U. 5. Senator from Maasachu-
setts. A telegram was received in the
morning from Mr.. Crapo, Withdrawing
from the contest, and urging his sup
porters to vote for Hoar. When :he
Legislature met in joint convention,
hoar WAS elected on the first ballot by
vote Of l4S, to IS for Long, s. for Bow
erman, tor CIapo and 2 scattering.
All but two of the Crapo men for Hoar.
One of them and three Democrats voted
for Crapo. A telegram from Boston re-
ceived late last night says that Mr..
Hoarwas elected by means of a forgery.
Mr.. Grape "never having sent nor au.
thorized" the despatch attributed to
him.
Three inetfect1al ballots for U. s.
Senator were taken by the Mlnnesofa
Legislature yesterday. The last stood
Window, 50, Wilson, "a; Cole, lt :
Hubbard, 9 Dunnell, II ; DAVIS, 4;
Start, 4 Kindred, 3 scattering, ).
The first ballot for U. s. Senator in
Joint convention OF the Michigan Legts-
lature yesterday resulted al follows
Ferry, 56 Stout, 30. aud scattering
(among / candIdates), 20.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19
OMeiaI Report.

Taken before an IN vestigatin0 Com
mittee Of the New York Assembly in
1877, touching the actual cost OF LIE
Insurance
The following questions and answers
appear in the testimony, the answers
being given by the well-known Shep-
pard Homans. :,
@. OF annual premium Of t20 (col'
lected for 81 900 insurance at the age
of 2O) Sc would he for loading, " Tor
mortality, and - fox reserve. In other
words, to secure All insurance Mt this
age, the assured pays $50 and gets Jus'
50 worth?
A. OF insurance-yes.
O. On the mutual plan 80 would pay
for lust az much insurance az he gets
now by paying 500
A. Certainly.
Such an admission from such q
source Is due TO Mr.. Homans' unwiil-
ingness to psrjure himself, and so the
truth was brought out.
"Ths Official Report, Just Issued by
the Insurance Commissioner OF MAS
saehusetts, shows that societies doing
business upon the assessment plan IN
NJ assachu usetts. disbursed to their wild
ows and orphans over q. ,ooo fof
the year 1881, at an expense of five and
ono quarter per cent, while the oiu
line companies expenses were' az
shown by the same report, hfty-t"o
per cont. Comment unnecessary.
J.K. Sutterley, General Agent for
the State OF Delaware, No. 3O2 Mar
ket street, Wilmington, Del. Send or
cali and get papers. Office open until
p M
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19
W EhGUE.Dt. Dtes,

The Senate Commerce Commit ~
Yesterday took up the House bin " l'
promote the revival of American ship
ping" and referred il to sub-commit
toe.
Tie subcommittee appointed by the
House Committee on Elections tt
hear the case of Cook w Cults, from tbs
Third District of Iowa, is expected tC
take action in the case to-day. The
testimony In the case fills vo.ume
of G,G pages.
The hearing Of Mr., Oliver in relation
To the Tariff Commission schedules was
continued yesterday by the Senate
Committee On Finance
A caucus of Republican members Of
the Huu-e VIII be held his Afternoon, at
the ins enCe II the E"pubIicah memher-
of the Ways and Means Committee, To
discuss he tariff question.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19

Respectable citizens of Baltimore say
that New Life, the Great Cough Rem "
edy, Is superior to all others tor curing
coughs, colds, sore throat and serious
lung troubles. Mr.. p. K. Clarke, agent
of tho Eastern Shore Steamboat Com
pnuy, says it cured his son o. All alarm
ing cough. Gen. l.. NJ. Birmingham,
State Inspector of Grain, No. 3 Wood
street. tells Of a wonderful cure made
by New Life. Mr.. j, Potts Near,
Cashier National Exchange Bank,
Sharp street, considers New Life a
superb cough remedy. Mr.. Win. f.
Clarke, of Hurst, Purnell u Co, the
leading dry goods house of Baltimore
says New Lite is by All odds the best
thing he has ever tried for throat and
lung affections.
The above are few of the many
good things said about this great spe
cifc. Try it. For sale by all the drug
eists of Wilmington.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19

A panic occurred in the Grand Opera
House al Milwaukee, last night, durihg
u per oru,ance Of the "Ltghts y Lon
d0u." In the third act calcium light
machine on the stage exploded with
great force, causing II s'ampeat
among the audience, about 600 in nun
ber No fire following, cries Of "keeI
your seats" and the playing of tho or.
chestra quieted the panic, and none OF
the audience were injured. On the
stage, however, five persons,all OF them
belonging to Milwaukee, were Injured
two OF them 30 badly that they were
not expected to live through the night
The play was stopped and the audience
eft in good order. Much indignation
was afterwards aroused when 1t was
lear ed that one of the principal exits
of the theatre was locked.
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did not do 1T.

ROCHESTER,, January 17.-Hugh o.
Donnell, alas O'ReillY, VINO was ar
rested at Holey, Orleans county, TOR
drunkenness on the Sh i..stant and
afterward swOre to a confession impli-
eating himself and three other persons
in the assassination Of Lord Fledrlck
CayenGish and Mr.. Thomas Henry
Burke in Dublin, on the 9Th OF May
ast, has been discharged.
Shipments of Oranges of Los Angeles,
Cal, began in early Dechmber Never
vera trees so heavy laden nor fruit 80
delicious. Santa Anna estimates it,,
crop at 80, 600 boxes. The market, ers
80 precariors, is nov Armly establish
ed, and there is no fear Of future over
stocks,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19

Capitol Building LOAF Association OF
Dover.
Mr. Denney presented petition from
WIN. II. Vaughn, asking to be divorced
from Martha A. Vaughn, on the
grounds of desertion and adultery.
The Senate bills incorporating the
Springer, Morley Il Cause Company,
and the Delaware Lumber Company
were passed.
The bill appropriatlng the oyster
revenues to the free school fund was
read second time and referred to the
Committee on Education.
DIR. Lewis gave notice OF an act to re-
enact the act Incorporating the Toma-
hawk Branch Ditch Company.
Mr.. Cooch was excused during the
remainder of the week on account o.
sickness In his family.
The Committee on Roads and High,
ways reported . bill for a public road
In Mispillion Hundred. which was
read.
Mr.. Williams was excused from fur
ther attendance this week.
Adjourned until sp. IN.