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IuE subscribers hlrchT give plbir noiics that
ihsy have tsfn duiT spplInioi ~ NJ ii1n. Jade
uf Probate luf che tnlnfF uf nsflri. AM a.
flmei ihr truft q lkeCaiofs q ne estate ~
sIkEN srFNENs. late of ltatqu,
In al taantY, deceased itrT therefore request
al Tsrs1us iatsbfrd b. ths estate Of saii deceased
D. maks llnissd Iats paymrut snf thosf sho have
a. dfmands thrrson e. eth Iblf ne sans o.
WILLIAM DUNN
AfnhHl uiNN.
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MARRIED.


Ia waterford. Jaiys. ~ Rev D. A. gI.a.i.
Chaf'es Marthau nlutss al M. Ma i.r
s1n. both 0f waterford.
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same time with the news OF Cleyeland's
nomination. 10 fcw minutes nay ears
were saluiei with The booming OF can.
non which burst amer Few diseharses
Faii. omen
Mr.. caroline Browne OF IBIS town. mo-
ihsr of "Artema. wari. died on Saiuf.
Gay evening speaking of ward. calls 81
Mid ouc % bis piit.cisms 40 not re-
member having seen in print Mt Abbey
manager of the opera House 10 san Fran.
cisco. a. one time toiegraphei to bin a.
follows a wafd-whai Will you take
fof twelve nlghis in san Franclscof wari
received abe telegram while iying on a sofa.
without rising. BEL iafnci 10 over ari wrote
ou ihe back NJ Ahhry Brandy ani
water 4 wari
waterford Plat was visited b, terrible
bail storm. sunday A hrli 10 ball about
mile ln width pi,s,. over he place. cni-
ung f1su crops. knprk'ng orr app'rs aui
hrclklrg e,a,s IS feral farmers c-iIu ie
their 1tmagr o., between two ani three
hundred dollars. was told ny Dr. WI
son that one hail.stonc was found. which
measured Ten inche, in rifcamicrcuce.
40 Lowell BAL a pleasant ,islt with
Mr. e. " S.cirns 40 bis home a. Fair
View was shown some Interesting mill
ltary relies. among them a swori carried
hy an ancestor of the family with thc rank
of General ln che Revolution, amuskci sni
poNi.r. horn carried hy another .n Afn0ids
expedition % Qlebsc. and q silver quarter
found ou the person of Jer Davis when
captured; ais, some curious ball. found 10
the town. about che Size OF a common mar.
DE. 20 irregular shape and all with hole
through ihe centre. They are evidently OF
sau-dflsi clay and are supposed . be the
work % Ind.ans Nj Stcarns Il % cor
respond for The DruocRAT from Lowell
IN.
TuE GErriY ENrrDruoV ENprp -- ca
the morning Of Jaly n, the acting secreia-
~ OF the navy received a telegram from
- johns. NEWFOUNDLAND. stating that the
Grcely relief expedition has found the sur
ylvors OF Lieut.. Grecly's party, seven men
10 an. Including Lieut. Greedy, Sergts
Bralnard, Long, Frcderlcks, AMI Ellison
rospltal steward Belderbick, and Private
Council They were fOaud BY the relief
ships. Thctis and Bear, near The mouth OF
smiths Sound, on the 25i OF june, on an
Ice Island In lat. - O. y, long rs W.
but seventeen had already died from cold
aud starvation. and the rescued meu were
Just on the poiat OF death from the same
cause; u Is stated they could not possibly
have survived but a few hours longer. FL
llson was badly frost-bltten when found
AMI died on the 9Th OF JAY, amer undergo
ing amputailon Of both hands and feet.
The relief ships, with the survivors were
a. ST. Johns. having on board 80 many OF
the bodies Of the dead as could be dislnter-
red from their Icy graves. Intense excite
ment and Joy were created by the telegram
among the personal friends Of the suryly-
ors.
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flowing zeal has rather le, the ca, on, Of
the bag. lie declares that he "dont feel
80 much the delinquency Of the candidates
a. the rottsnnsss Of the platform on which
they stand" That's the ldea-Mr Schultz
can't bring himself 10 the point Of mount
Ing the protectlve-tsrin plank. just give
these Immaculate boilers rope enough. and
they'll All hang themseivs In time. Nlasrs
Journal ~.
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TIN subssribsf hsrsty gives pntiis noties that
he has hesn fuly appointed ~ the lion. jafge q
rrohsis Coz the Counfy Of Oxf0rd and assamei the
trust q Afmlnlsfratar n the estate ~
JOHN 4. MFRRii.i., late Of Anilvcr,
In saii C0anty teesasrt BY siving bonf a. the lac
directs ~ Therefore requests al psrsons rho are
Indebted o. the estate Of said deceased 20 male I'm
mediate psymeni and those sho have any demands
thsrson 20 sshibuths samsto
WALDO FErrEsciLL.
tune D.. is.f
TuI subseriicr hereby f.Fcs rutilc Notice that
~ ~ t~rn iaiY sppointsi ~ thr Hon. judge =
Probate flf th0 Cuanfy q ukflfi. All assumed
The trust uf fnorufriN Offlf estate Of
NusEs n. KUssEi.i.. late ~ Bethel.
m sali OounfT, iecrasfi, tY giving h1ud a. the
iaW directs she therefore feqassis tll persons 10
tettsd ID thr estate Of ss.d de- ssst o. make i'm
mediate payment tui fhnfs eh1 have any de-
manis ihcfcon o. exhibit ne same o.
MARY A. RUSSELL.
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I.r symptoms Hfr uO.sI.rr. Iar urf.
UHn. Intense Itching. l"IIIAHfI NI HfIAI..
~ 10 UIn.uurins HHrr crawling ln AnI .N.I
fIr rrCfum. fnn private parts aIN sonnet 'H
Affected. if 1Iuer.l fH rHnfInIn NUIN
results may iUIIuH. "rM AlNIr uiNlNLhI
-aItNnrum. .caIl. lfrai. lrHIuT.ass NtI"
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TIIF Subscriber herruT rfres poole notice that
hn tas been dolly tpro.uiri by the il0u iudEe ~
Probate Or ine cuaniT uf nKiuff. All assumed
itr fuaf OF Afnin .sfrator ri ne ksisis %
FKANIfs ANS, late uf huekicf,
I'M stIl Comfy icceasc.i. tT giving bond a. ne
lau directs ne therefore rr Iuesfs aI persons m.
Ictffl o. fnr fatlfr uf SAT dccssscl io make In.
me.llaie payment. and thnac shn have any dt
marls tlrrrun. iu rtn'hf thc sline o.
UTRMAN MORSE
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TlIE Euharf.lFf hfrsnF gives punlle notlca hat
NJ has tsen daily appolntct By ne hnn. Judss
n ffutafe 90 M CuHnfT ofONflfi, al assumsi
ths tratf q FkrrIilr ~ ne estate Il
SARAH SIMPSON. late OF Porter.
l.. - -. f.......I -. ...In. I....H =. A..
iaa flfocs De- therefore requests 40 persons In
tsttri o. ne estate % sai deceased ~ make I'm
nIedafc payment sol ifufe aho have anY d.
manis usfeon 10 srhitii me sams b.
JORDAN STACY.
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ohfonD -; al sos ~ q fros,.e ~ a.
on the Third Tsefdas Of luly., A. ID. i.st.
EDGAR N. HILTON, Administrator on the 60
tate Of Eosn nihou, late OF Denmark, n
sad C0utty. deceased. hsvins prcsestei his se'
ceased for allowance
OEDknkD. that the ssid Admir- ave notice
10 all persons Interested By causing copy o. thi.
order 70 be pablished veeks ssec<ssiysly IN the
appear Al Probate Court 70 BE- held AZ fGh,
Ia s.id county on the tnird Tuesday Of Auf ssst,
a. O'Clock n the forenoon snd sbss c..st sny
OkO. a. WILSON, Jsdxs.
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w. w. MNTU, Hebron, Me.
JAY 10. isss.
, 1884-04-03

flames A. Brisbin in The Current1
Soon after the Chicago convention / was
solicited by a Philadelphia firm to write a
life of Garfield, and, thinking his life well
worthy of being presented to tho American
people, at once repaired to Mentor to con.
suit him about the work. Hound the gen.
eral at work ni ms farm and seemingly moro
concerned nloit finishing his new house than
his election.
Hardly were we seated in the "~Snuggery'
before he inquired if l had met his mother.
and on my replying in the negative, he said:
"Oh, you must meet mother!" and he led
the way down stairs to the s~ittinR-room
where his mother was. She looked almost
diminutve beside her stalwart son. How
little could | havo believed, had any one told
me, that that thin, whits-haired old woman
Of 10 would survive tho son by her side. |
asked the old grandmother if sheryas not
g~ratitied at her sons nomination to the
presidency, and she said:
"Noi James has a good enough office al
ready You know he is a senator for six
years from next winter; he can. be at home
in summer with us when tho senate is not In
session, and if he were president l suppose he
would have to stay in Washington all the
year" -
1 told her she could go there and live with
him, but she only laughed and said sho was
too old to travel much and did not think she
would like to live in Washington. m
While we were talking Mrs. Garfield came
in with a work-basket and sat down to darn
the children's stockings, and the old grand
mother joined her.
Hero lot us leave them, as pretty a picture
of domestic poacc and Joy as the American
people could wish to look upon. Tho general
spoke so often of his old mother, and so ten
derby, l could seeshe was constantly present
in his thoughts. He attributed all he was TO
her, and never ceased to follow her counsel.
"Remember God and study books.n
, 1884-04-03
sBrer RabbIrs- Place In Negro
superstition

bin Arp in Atlanta constitutional
Brer rabbit still.holds his own In these parts.
Hundreds Of them have been killed this
winter around my farm, but there seems TO
be n good stock left, neither guns nor dogs
have mnde much impression. Brer rabbit IL
not as a timid a creature us he is supposed to
be. He Is moro sly than timid. lie comes
into my garden and my orchard every night
and barlS the apple sprouts md be comes at
least a quarter Of a mile, for there Is no hid
ing place nearer, and the dogs and the boys
pera;nbulate the grounds every day and
they have watched for him at night, bat still
ho comes, Uncle Rcmus has elevated thc
rabbi into consequence and / reckon BE may
b. called tho nations pet, for all the other
pets are gone and be alone holds the fort
Brr wolf has left us for parts unknown.
Uncle Remus has thrown a charm about
him, and now half the men you meet have
got a rabbits hind foot in their pocket, hut
the foot don't ssern to bring good luck every
time and | never knew why until | talked to
Old Uncle lsbam, and lie said "Lawsy nlassy,
Mas william, dem foaks needn't pnt der
trust In cherry kind Of rabbits foot dat Gun
along. Oar amt but one kind OF foot dat
keep de witchery off and dat Is de of hine
foot OF a buck rabbit dnt'S been killed in q
grave yard at de full OF dc moon, twixt sum
down and dark. Oats it Dem kind of foo
mighty hard to git. but when you do git him
he beats every thing. He beats horseshoe
over de do, and frog under de step, and
screech owls toes in do handle oh de gourd |
neber had any bad luck twell 1 loss my rabbit
foot dat my young massa kill for me, loss
him durin' OBJ dc war aud den my bai luck
begin"
1t is curious how these superstitions hang
around aud cling TO people. People Of every
Ian,d mud nf csarv ..nlarg aud IN all nssa ,hat
bis;ery or tradition tells about. Somehow or
Other. we can't hslp being sipersatiolis, and
It comes just Us natural as religion. The
negroes have been Juggling with the rabbit
and the wolf and the fox ever since there
were negroes.
, 1884-04-03
No More Advertising for Him.

"Mr. Jones" said tho reporter, Il saw an
advertisement in a morning paper for the
owner OF an umbrella left in your saloon to
call and"
"rhatH do. It's gone, and you'd better go,
too" he suggestiyely added. glaring savagoly
at the reporter across the bar.
Great Jumping Joseph, will they never
stop comingF' he asked, turning to the young
man at the end OF the bar.
You are the fortieth man who has called
here to-day about that miserable cotton UNI
brella, he added, addressing the reporter.
"There have beon men here to-day for that
umbrella who were never in tho place before
lawyers, doctors, politicians, and divinity
students. I'll never advertise another nm
brella as long as live" he said 10 the bar
tandar
, 1884-04-03
A Hint to Pious Pilgrims.

party of Bostonians who visited London
recently took occasion to go over to Chelsea
upon a pious pilgrimage to the house Of tho
late Thomas Carlyle. On the door OF the
house which stands next to tho historic man.
sion was a large placard bearing thu pathetic
legend; 1No questions about Mr.. Carlyle
arswered hore. Please do not ring,
, 1884-04-03

l keep a Iull line of boots and shoes,
one of the largest stocks in the city and
at reasonable prices. PoLACK.
, 1884-04-03

Engraving in all its branches is done at
ZEHNER, JACKSON K BuEcHNER's.
, 1884-04-03

job printing of every description done
with neatuess and dispatch at the LEADER
Job rooms.
, 1884-04-03
New Advertisements

GEERS a FULL-ASsoRr MENT OF
hEeNap Ga den, Field and Flower
Seeds, carefully selected from choicest stock
grown. PRICES LOW, Write Tor what you
want. DISCOUNT 10 Guns. Onion seed a
sptcialtv. Mention this paper.
EEH. y. KIRTLANe, Salesville, Conn.
, 1884-04-03

Do a general undertaking business.
Have two of the finest hearses in the
west Aiseh4Hdll line of collins, Baskets,
robes, etc.
Calls promptly attended day and night.
Charges moderate.
, 1884-04-03
DR.. WAGNER
81 Co.'s ZEN
MEDICAL and SURGICAL INSTITUTE,


Chronic diseases Of men and women success
fully treated. Surgical operations of all kinds
performed. Piles, Fistula, Naricoccle. and Her
nla, cured Without knife or caiistic. Diseases of
Eye aud Ear a specially, by one member OF this
g.
, 1884-04-03
Young Men

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1rm.
Young Men
who may be suffering from the effects o youth
full follies or indlscretions, will do well TO avail
themselves OF this the greatest boon ever laid
at the alter OF suffering humanity. DIR. WAC
lars for every case Of seminal weakness or pri-
waite disease of any kind or character which he
undertakes and falls to cure.
Middie-Aged Men.
There are many men Of the age of 30 TO 90 who
are troubled with too frequent excavations OF
the bladder, often accompanied by n slight
OF the system in q manner the patient cannot
account for. On examining the urinary deposits
a ropy edimen will often be found, and some
times small particles Of albuInen Will appear. or
the color viii be Of akin or milkish hue, again
changing to n dark and torpid appearance.
There are many men who die of this dlificulty,
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All communication should be addressed TO
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Colorado.
The Young Mans Pocket Companion, by DR..
II. Wagner, Il worth Its weight In gold to young
men. Price sl25 sent by mail to any address.
Take Notice.
Has moved into his new building, No. 1s Lar
inner street. Just across the street from No. 3f3
Larimer street, his old office CNEAH CITY HALL)
His new quarters are htted up in grand style.
DIR. WAGNER & co.
Cut this ont and take along
, 1884-04-03

Courtesy of Nyo. ArchiN
, 1884-04-03

lLElGHI0h'S HOTEL Hss3e5 Hs ss%a 5PS47l -g Es' T2 %9 hing Rs
hraGlss Sixteenth street Cheyenne. Wyoming. opposite T. e Warren & 20
, 1884-04-03
STEPHEN w. DOWNEY

SEIE TEN, W. NJ Il in Chancery. Offices in Commercial or
Warren s new block at Cheyenne, Wyoming and on Second street Laramie Civ
Wyoming Business in all the District Courts and before the Supreme Com of III
Territory carefully and promptly prosecuted. Special attention given TO Mimi
Homestead, Presumption, Desert Land and Timber Culture Claims ad III mW,
agement of land contests in the local land offices and before the Interior Dermtme,
at Washington locations of choice Mineral Agricultural and Grazing lands made
Land, Mining and Water Companies carefully prepared. Correspondence as to legal
mattersa and the invetment of capital solicited, N
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-03

1900 yards 42-inch all wool Dress Chevotte, worth
more money; bed rocked down to 5oc
2o-nch Black Gros Gram Dress Silk excellent value for
$Las viii be slaughtered at CSC
"A inch Colored Cashmere all wool worth 9oc viii be
closed at soc.
42inch Stripe Ascot Suitingsa novelty in Dress Goods
--eheapat $too; broke down TO soc.
56nch all wool Ladies Cloth all the leading shades.
piled in at 75c.
54inch Ladies Light Coored Sackings soll ess
than $.5o, but bought under vaue can behad It csc
s4 inch Waterproof heard of before S71c yard
1900 yards Brocaded and small Figured Dress Goods
this is dead shot and will be sold at r21 cents.
74s yards Satn in all the leading shades and certainly
uuheard Of in the annals Of the Dry Goods trade as
for quality at 4Tt-2
400 Marseies Bed Spreads large in size and fine quality;
cheap at $z.so. sold at $3.50.
Ss5 yards all wool Red wied Flannel heavy in weight
and fine, soft hnish viii be massacred at 2Sc,
377 yards Unbleached Sheetng a5 yards wide, be
had at the low price OF zoc per yard.
4o5 yards Pure Linen Damask full width and strong
ture will be cleaned out at 2Sc.
Zoo only. Black Braided Jerseys $ta5.
4s3 yards Check Nansook iorIner price 2Oc placed
sale at 10 cents.
SO dozen 2sx45 Pure Linen Towels, decided bargain
22T-a cents each,
~ yards Two Toned Brocaded Silks latest patterns
worth 81. sold at $3.50
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-03

father Exciting Tilaes south ss
the Gnff.
PASAxA, Dec. a-There are revolutionary
Inurmurings throng ghoutthe interior Should
a disturbance occur in caucA general con
dict ls expected The fevoIatious IN Pan
ama. cundinafnarca and sAniander have
terminated.
The general gpyernmeu; has mdr.gagcd
the mint IN Bagota 70 raise $1,000. Carlos
o'Leery has written to The Secretary o. The
Treasury. from London. statiag that how
ever advantageous may be the proposals CO.
lombia makes for e loan for she construction
Of railroads, or ether public works, Is VIII
be impossible to ahssi1 tne money "a Eng
land unit after aalssfactoly afrfnscnltnfa
have been reached with rs fprnfr e5e3iinrs.
Another revolution is r psnsfess q kcna'
18Th Inst. with aboat ms thousand
Eoundariafi exilea, N the steamship
Aiatutta. purchased tie day before. she
staafaed to Esnaereide, where General Al
faro VAS i4est enthusiastically received. He
his cannon and xatl1iK guns reot the latest
pattern. he ID beloved tkroiighcus the Re
puhEin. aad Il IS protabi Gnat he Will obtain
lhe Presidency a ths cost q very lilile
eral parry and undoubtedly. y bio Is sucness.
full, Che Church and 3fnfe vii; a once be
separated ard religious tpierAticn estab-
liahed for the first time ia tina history 81 the
Republic. The Algtuet1 VIVA attacked 10
ofwar Santa laciH, biit rerulsed the attack.
The Unitod Hgntes steamer Shenan toah
sailed from CalLho for Mniiendo, Peru 70 IN.
qnirr into the facts CONNECTED with
lond af caepFes arbitrary ACES An
81 raano rom Huaeha 70 Nenenfo. Tie
qnano which bad been sold BY fhe lglfsian
government Was security for frcighf which
| had % be paid eaeeres' authorities cla.i1ed
the gaeuo As national property and ordered
| is sase on his account, The captniu oi tbs
l vessel protested 10 the iggislatinu Il Lima
aud the Shenandoah has gone to make III
/ quiries
| The port % Meilantio T. closed By the gov
| fefumeuf dccrsc. and. ~ Steamers DO mol
Lean there fasfrh dtlay occurred ia recely
| ina neMa from tla. point
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-03

cHioAao, Dec 7,--Henry ". bemsn, Re.
pnbilc4n candidate for STATE senator frgnl
I he sirsh District, in which ehafsea Of frEnd
hase oncn 50 freely made. makes public q
nifht his reply to an oper letter sent insi
n}rhf 81 fndniph hrand, bis Dnmnefet1
...'nnnelit L M pdfiuR 4 recount of the yate
if9ouehosf the entire District, and nnal
AttA,inInnti0n Of tho contest by she test
,.9onv oi voters feman depliprs tne rrcap.
ALTON .clni ming that the proceeding rfepesed
e4,d c3ncindcs ~ saying fhAl lnzaiaunh .,
Inc fsheefnnr has declared him legally elect
"a and WI ihsue a certificate % hiIr, N
Iamanl viii submit 10 20 tribunal ezeepl
lIn clnf. SAraf0
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-03

wasafsafos. Dec zr-fhs Republican
senators Ia aeucus selectsd senatef Man
asfsou Tor ne chairmanshsp Of the iosnl
commiftce on frinti1e
senator iIawley, insfndueed bill to-day
appropriasins quite = large sum lof slie re
III 81 the ofscers and crew o. tbs Talia
po0fs
The House Committee on Commerce 1e
eilitd 10 report ndyefselY on the memorial
ftal1 the National Association nf Fire IN
Rlr9ers Rsktpg tue appointreent q q f2iA ll
lrlfsslon 10 inYaatifnts The cfuse of no snof
nfo0s loss 1f life aud waste uf prtpefty ,,
trf.
Tht House COMMITTEE On Rivers and hat
bofs viii ei1eavdr 70 hsye the bill rroxid
ing iof fhc ifapr1semeni d rivers and bar
hnTs ready 70 tlpoft 20 lha House on ian
narg Is.
The Cnniditf1 decided 70 make, ns for 4.
prheficfbfe, al appropriation of = rsf esat
~ ihs estimates lnade ~ the cofps q etIn
engineers, And % limit u Pessa PIE zee AEkte
afie 10 81 trn 600
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-03

san FH2sclseo, Dec 2A Prescott A. r.
special says: The Mormons in this section
Of the Territory are boeomtng defiant ard
failing - secure the expected immunity
from the Law, hase attempted V inlimidate
Chief JustIce Howard. Since the conyictinE
Of Ienny and clrlstc uerson, udse Aoward
life. As District Attorney Of Utah ne SC
cured the conviction Of Lee, chief Of the
Deatroying Angels, snd letters received BY
him state that he will not escape here ~ he
did in that Territory. There are Ave other
polyRsniy cases yet 10 be tried and there IA
40 Doubt that this attempt as Intimidation
Is done for the purpose Of Affecting those
trials