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, 1884-07-23
c MAVERICKS.
Unbranded News Notes Picked UT
About the City.

Secure your ticket for Calendars
Minstrels.
The tramps are beginning to get pretty
numerous again.
The Western bound passenger train
was exceedingly light last evening.
1t was most o~utrageously dusty yester-
day and the wind played havoc with many
a nobby hat.
Pine Bluffs Is said to be pretty lively
again since the cattle shipping season
opened.
Surveyor Roy yesterday loaded and sent
out his freight train to Horse creek with
supplies for j. ". Baxter.
Brick blocks are now selling at one
dollar each in Cheyenne if you let the
transfer instrument tell the story.
AT and around Sun Dance the grass,
like hat in every portion of the county,
was never better than it is this year.
The gas ditch turned the Carey block
corner yesterday and is now making its
-
way
Inc niue oel"
'ne op'e .1
'e'ueN"p "e
1t was SO dust yesterday that the
painters Tor the most part hao 10 sus-
pend WORK all over IOWA. po'n III ano OUT
A.,
Nearly all the mail boys IN the CITY ahu
some OF the big ooys nave got the jump
ing fever badly OF late, but they are not
liable 10 Jump the town.
The real estate business Is much more
brisk than 1t was n lew days ago ana II
VIII probably be quite livery Tor the re-
mainder OF the summer
The amount received this year for city
licenses OF all kinds up to the LIST OF
July was sl2,425, and there Is consider
able which has yet to come into the
treasury from the same source
The highest temperature yesterday was
81; lowest, So; mean temperature, II ';
mean humidity, 10 per cent; highest
velocity OF wind 70 miles per hour
On August 3 the colored knight
Templars Of Cheyenne expect TO depart
on an excursion to ~Leavenworth, Kan,
where a big celebration gotten up by that
order will take place on the 9th OF that
month.
Sheriff Sharpless yesterday sold at
auction a full set o fkeno game implements
together with a quantity Of tables, chairs
and bar fixtures. They were purchased
IN peacemeal.
In about a week the passenger trains
will be reduced to one per day each way.
No. 3 train is to be discontinued, but will
probably be run on the Julesburg branch
from the Junction to Denver.
At the Congregational Church this
evening there will be social worship,
Scripture lesson, I'd Samuel tx, first
thirteen verses. A general invitation is
extended, and all will be welcomed.
Rev. F. C. Millington, presiding elder
of northern district, will preach at the
Methodist Church this evening. Quart.
erly conference at the close of service.
Please take notice, and let all Of the
official members be present if possible,
The school teachers are nearly al
scattered and gone to pass their vacation
in visits to their friends elsewhere. Ii
one or two instances the next school the.
are called to preside over will have on,
pupA IN attendance. 1t Is to be hoped hi
VIII prove an apt one
Some parties who came in from SilveI
Crown yesterday report that William
Ferguson has succeeded in making al
angements with parties East whereby
stamp mill is TO be put In at the mine.
right away. They contend that it will b
running inside Of a month.
, 1884-07-23

I~~T|1EV FTF~UTFV1J
The current impression that JEFF Davis l.
in affiuent circumstances is couundicted by a
Georgia newspaper, which publishes a letter
from a lady VIII has just visited the Exon
federatn president, In which she reports that
he is very poor. The plantation which Davis
received as a legacy from a female sympa-
thizer, is covered with water ut the present
time, and e not very richly covered with
crops at any time. Davi has been disp,
pointed also in the returns from his book,
''The Rise and Fallof the Confederate States
which has never been In demand since the
hrst feeling of curiosity was satisfied. A pop
liar subscription in the south Is suggested. Of
such proportions as viii enable Davis To spei.d
his remaining days in pecuniary coinfort.
, 1884-07-23
The Democratic Leader.
WEDNESDAY, JULY %, 1854.
The Power in Politics.

The Power in Politics.
What is Il that each candidate
Receives from every delegate.
And thinks he's very fortunste
To capture such an advocate?
'TiS taffy.
What is 1t that he swallows down,
Believing that his great renown
Already looms in every town.
And that he soon shall wear a crown?
Til tary.
What Is II that Is more tn tn sweet.
When rendered by u man discreet.
To him who's on the anxious seat,
And fears n Anal. dire d feat?
It's taify.
What Is 1t soothes the weary breast
o him whose fate IS manifest.
But who Will never take \ rest
Until advised, Pull down your Test?"
IT'S tary.
What Is It that can do no hurt.
But give the candidate n squirt.
Although It Ia as cheap as dirt.
Or smiles OF some heart heardened tlirt
IT'S taffy.
What Is II that the wire confound,
Though less than substance, naught and sound
And often heals a painful wound
And makes the tickled world go round?
IT'S tany.
What Is 1t that every man doth need
To crafty ambitions greed
when planted, yielding fouriold seed?
What Is It on which sweethearts feed?
IT'S ta1y.
-NeD York Journal.
, 1884-07-23
crnzy Quilt "uenaserIe.,

laAAhui : @ba6aAAhSsJ
\ new idea in crazy quilts Is to apply
to the separate pieces Silhouettes OF
animals, cut out of velvet Black Is the
color mostly used, but since TIE elephant
''cragc" velvet initiating, the natural hue Of
the animal has been employed Thcs the
white elephant may decOTtite onr corner Of
an article and he cut out OF white or cream
velvet, the fancy stitches TO Initiate the ears,
eyes and markings, being OF pink or flesh.
tinted floss Jumbo IN gray velvet, may
ornament the opposite corner. while brown
lions, striped tigers, and spotted reopards
may sport about in any manner except /.
strictly Eoologirsl one.
, 1884-07-23
Amertoan NGothOd,

The notifications OF lie old schools are passed
away, and the pupil taught to recognize at sight
that which the nngers arc required to perform
That those who practice for years without a
thorough and comprehensive knowledge Of the
material from which their music is composed,
are playing the part OF an acknowledgements an
intelligent being.
That execution upon any instrument must be
considered In no other light than mechanical
art, governed bN "a principle, which, thoroughly
understood and pnietlced, covers the whole
ground of artistic deNterty.
That the price OF success Is honest, daily,
mental and mechanical study Of those funda-
mental passag, E-chords aud scales-fr m
which are developed the peculiar forms OF all
composer.
That good papils never graduate, or see the
time there IL nothing new to ] arm. but study
on, gaining familiarity with every composer OF
merit, cleaning therefrom and appropriathug IL
themselves the beauties and gems from every
school OF composition.
THE AMERICAN METHOD has, within
the sixteen years Of It's publication, ellie ted from
thou sands OF delighted patrons scattered iron
the Atlantic TO the Pacific Coast, The most nat
tsring iestim mails, which can. be seen by call
ing on Mrs. Mercer. Can refer TO great number
Of patrons on the pscinc Coast and In the East
, 1884-07-23

Ranchmen will ave money by calling
IN @. w, Clark 4 Son for their groceries
in the Wyoming block, Cheyenne,
, 1884-07-23

IChicago Cor, N. Y. Tnbune.l
The extraordinary fact has been developed
that an Anglomania school has been opened
here In n quiet way, which Is attended by a
limited number of weak-minded young men.
The presiding genius is declared TO be none
other than IN English h~ostler, who came
over with the Lorillards, and he has taken
quarters, and processes TO be able to coach
his pupils in cockney slang and English club
etiquette
, 1884-07-23
Mahogany & Walnut.
Sewing Machines,
Pianos,
Organs,
AT THE
SIXTEENTH STREET STORE

SIXTEENTH STREET STORE
Just opened a neic Tn
r0tce Of Imported Glass
aUare, among sChtch are
some perfect gems OF table
scare. Particularly fine
are a LOT Of WEB glass
SUG.aRS and CREAMS /;
SETS Of .fY:N,SL Yes
CUPS and S.4UCERS;
GUTRERZ'S
WIRE, Teas, CO6ees and
Ice Cream Sefts, all In
Pinsh-itned Ebony cases.
HJ.VG.4RE4N' GL.4SS
PITCHERS, B.9SKET
PITCAERS, ceS-y beaHff-
fS<i. Something cery fine Is
81 lot OF OPTICW.4RE
GLOBES la beautiful
xtssts. CLINE Setts, II I'D
DING Dish and Plates,
o K.STER Sets and Plates
la ~CON:N.ELLE patterns
make mp another atfrae-
tire lot. WATER SETS
In; BILL OPTIC GL.7SS
and Wine and Psaxch sets
make la fn,-ts "a feefOfafe1.
and a aUissebfbbe,' ont OF
fhe behOlder.
, 1884-07-23

F. W. Pense, Agent, American Ex-
press Company, Red Oak, Iowa, says
Chamberlain Collie. Cholera and Diar'
rhea Remedy has been worth more than
a thousand dollars TO me for use in my
family. For years my wife has been sub
ject to cramping pains in the stomach,
and vour remedy gives immediate relief,
and it is the only medicine that ever did
relieve her promptly. Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera and Diarrea Remedy in
p and 80 cent bottles, Sold by Hunt &
Whippie, =
, 1884-07-23

When you learn that there is an office
Of the Genuine Singer Machine in Chey-
eune, give US , call and be convinced that
we come to stay. A hrst-class repairer in
the office; all work warrapted, at the cor
ner of 18th and Hill streets.
The SINGER MIRO. Co.
, 1884-07-23

The new machines sold by Beckstead,
$40 Seventeenth street, are going off like
hot cakes. New Home or New Howe
for cssh or easy monthly payments.
, 1884-07-23

Furniture repaired and reupholsterde
at Craig, Davis & Co.'S.
, 1884-07-23

The most popular brand of soap eve
made, at Rhodes K 1roxeIs.
, 1884-07-23

Brass hanging lamps with colored Gu
glass prisms at Craig, Davis & CO...
, 1884-07-23

The most popular brand of soap ever
made, at RHODES 4 TF0Ipl's
, 1884-07-23
FEMALE COLLEGE,

Nsrs.n Park IneaI Chicago Boarding
school for Girls and Young ladies. FL GAIA
logue, address q. THAYtR, LID, Morgan
, 1884-07-23
AT THE
FERGUSON STREET STORE

VI aeic line FOresttf,ie
JreIOre,.s hare been opened.
They are beautiful, bat the
most haNdsOsNac article la
khe store MOsc IL the paint
ing "G00d wight" IL Is
painted ora Dresden China
aad e n hAadsOnse sCOrk Of
art ard sctU ss0rc than re-
pay a ristf TO the store 10
see IL.
Wl',si Mercantile COMPANY
, 1884-07-23

a host of them, at Rhodes & Tro1elrs.
, 1884-07-23
DR.. WAGNER
81 Co.'s
MEDICAL and SURGICAL INSTITUTE,

88s Lsrtmer street, Denver.
Chronic diseases OF men and women success
fully treated. Surgical operations OF all kinds
Fla, cured without knife or canstie. Di seS Of
Eye aud Ear H speciality. by one member OF this
nrm.
Young Men
who may be suffering from the effects O youth
full follles or .ndiscretions, will do we'll to avail
themselves OF this the greatest boon ever laid
NER will guarantee to forfeit I'VE hundred dol
lars for every case OF seminal weakness or pH-
yate disease Of any kind or character which he
undertakes and falls to cure.
MIddle-Aged Men.
There are many men OF the age OF 80 TO 20 whs
are troubled with too frequent excavations Of
smarting or burning sensation and "A weakening
Of the system in N manner the patient cannot
a ropy sediment will often be found, and some
times small particles of albumen will appear or
the color viii be OF akin or milkish hue, again
changing TO q dark and torpid appearance.
There are many men who die Of this difficulty
Ignorant OF the cause, which IS the second stage
OF semlnal weakness DR.. Wagner will guaran-
tee a cure in all such cases and a healthy restura-
ton OF the gonitO-urinary organs, Consultation
free Thorough examination and advice, $50.
All communications Sllnuld lie addressed TO
DR.. Henry Wagner, ~postonlce box 23s9. Denver,
Colorado.
II. Wagner, Is worth Its weight IN gold to young
men. Price. sl.25 sent by mall to any address.
Take Notice.
Has moved into his new building, No. Ss Lar
liner street Just across the street from No. 3iJ
L.arimer street, his old Office CNEAR CITY HALL
His new quarters are fitted up in grand style.
DIR. WAGNER & co.
Cutthis out and take along.
, 1884-07-23

Largest liz e of boots and shoes in tho
city at Jenkins s. Ross.
, 1884-07-23
Mrs. a. S. MERCER,

Teacher OF Robbins American Method for the
Plano, can be found at residence on Seven
teenth street.
ny THE
, 1884-07-23

Little Joker" is the best smoking to.
hacco
, 1884-07-23
STEPHEN VI. DOWNEY

Warren 5 new block at Uheyenne, Wyoming, o
Wyoming. Business in all the District Courts
Territory carefully and promptly prosecuted.
Homestead, Presumption, Desert Land and Ii
at Washington. Locations Of choice Mineral,
and patents secured cheaply and speedily. L
Land, Mining and Water Companies carefully
matters and the Investment of capital solicited.
, 1884-07-23

KCv cITV u0kECE SIXTEENTH STREET. WEST OF EDDY
MI Jill nUuSE street Cheyenne, Wy. Reorened and remodekd.
thoroughly e@ned, l am now prepared to accommodate the public with rooms day
and regular boarding Best Accommodations in the city for the price -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-29
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Tuesday Nathan Brown. sS years old
was arrested for the murdsr Of Edmund
Wood Al Deerlng n. H.-Congres.man
Cox's bin 10 repeal the lron-clad oath pas.
ID the House the opposition vas led by
Bouielle Of Maine. aud - members voted
no" with him.
Wednesday Young Natt. Who Killed
Dukes the slayer OF Nuts father, wN &C.
Quilted. Allison Of Iowa Wa
re- elected.-The W Dsirymsnis Ass0.
citation discussed ensllsge, with the weight
% argument In the negative.
Thursday Frederick Douglass va mar.
ried 10 Helen NJ. Pitts. white -An IN.
plOslon In a Colorado coal mine caused
the death Of 50 meu and boys-Hou.
John G. New. Assistant Secretary OF tie
Treasury resigned.
Friday John Spaultlng shot bis vie
and then himself Al Newport, Me-Er.
Congressman Lafd Il AZ Washington. aud
In an interview stated that The Maine Dem.
ocnt. and G~rcsnbackers vii unite sni
carry The State Al this years election.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-29

Eifor Icucru
In resiing your editorial In he nrNo-
RAT o. last week. 10 occurred b. me thai
1 had sesn several Item. going he rounds
% ne pres wherein senator Frye vas
quite ca'ogisuc ofthe civil service AN. a.
h relieved bin ron the im~portuultes OF
Ofhls constituents Who desired positions
10 he departments, aad CAV HIN orc
time % attend % his pabic duties Both
% cur senators SEEN b DAD abundaut
time % devote % TIE good work of geitiog
ni obs or relatives aud psrtners 10 tlsi-
ness They have svidentiy spcui a Portioa
% the spare time nus given them. To- The
siuty OF the scriptures. And ladgiug u oct-
ter b OBEY Col rather than man. and in
o5cticnce % ne teachings % the divine
AN. are providing weli Cor their owu. CO.
pccisliy 0r those OF their own household
MAfNE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-29

The eicctlou % Henry H. Payrc Cor
Iuitci states senator In OHIO u What thc
venerable Tllrman depi0rci in bis mig
uaut language a. a trumph ora CORPORA
uou syndlCafc ard cutthroat hossism
10 Wa an auction iu which houofahic com
petition Nih TIE STANDARD on monopoly
Nas out ~ the qae.tion- Thls choice Of
an Ga nan 20 upward % seventy years
over somc of Oh.os ahiest AMI most vig-
orous rcprCseutaiiFe men j. lron.caIy de-
scrltsd a. a victory % The New DCmoc-
faey Th.s Pew pcuocucy TIER. means
hostility o. tarlf revision and civil service
reform, ant scrvilty 90 monopoly Mr.
Payne Is not ouly a protectl0nisi Bat Ne i
: representative % monopoly In The most
aggravated form I'M which u has ever
reared L. bead To- his country In The
light Of his election The OHIO resolution
10 favor % incideutl projection 30 Amerl-
a industy. AMI iu opposition O. mouop-
oly, l. more easily understood than ever
hsi0rc-ArFrsss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-29
CURIOUS FACTS ABOUT BAKING
POWDER

There are practically bet ihree general
classes Of thc vcry useful compounds
known a. Baking Powder
First those composed Of commercial
cream OF tartar. soda. and starch OF four.
Cream OF tartar = derived IRON . peculiar
matter that = deposited in the casks dur
iuz the presentation % our wines ~
consists % potas-a united With tartarc
acid TIE can a tartar % c1mmefce Is
nOt usually pure. A. t generally contains
from three - thirteen pr cent u tArtrate
81 lime. besides uncertain Quantities OF
sand. clay, four. chalk ETC. To large doses
u acts a. q Cathartic
second. those composed % alum, soda
and starch OF four. Alum i occasionally
manufactured from ne earths which con.
tsln Il rlady formed. BAT most gcnsnly
from minerals called alum ores In
snAl doses u - astriugcut. In large doses
purgstlre.
Third tAose composed % NE acit phos-
plate OF lime. .ota and starch Phosphate
fiimc i q c0usut1ent OF an grains and i
al important uutriuVe principle and I'm
i~udisputable element IN the construction
% The animal tissues. FIRE white -four i
nuch Inferior o. the Graham or whole
VIVA NNAIH @NAAH| ~ NAA IAN'Nrr " wv
Tag. The phosybstes are discarded with the
bran. The phOspbatcs are Necessary %
sustain ice. and nus, ~Aite -four alone,
oil y sustain life. because The phos-
pilates are not present in sufficient guam
city.
mis- has bess demonstraisd By actual
experiment upon rabbits. dogs, etc, and
n sas this fact and the several undesirable
realities Of tartar for raising bread,
that intueed Prof Horsford % seek for a
method Of producing az acid phosphate Of
line suitable Tor use IN he composition or
bsking powders. lie accomplished his
parpose and has succeeded FAR beyond lis
~ OF bio friends expsctatlon-, a. me
Bread freparatlon "a baking POWDER That
bears his name, fany testifes BAKING
Powder made ~ this process i he only
QUE thai aids anything % the natriuFe
qualities % the h0ur. Many baking pow
ders contain very Injurious ingredients.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-29
Nssiss ef rssi,iss fss Ds.shsrgs.
sfnIe Of muinT.

.uNfuku - HOuut Of insQlFercr ln Ne case
81 IMAM A Cousut ci buchleli, i~usolssut
drhfnr.
NOriCE u hercbr rvsn hat = pettisn has on
~ this sNtcfuth tay of Ian. A. H.. ia
tgfn presFrtrf d sln court nr s1Ei CouufT, BY
Hir1m A t1aart. OF nackfeii a ne counfy n
urfurI rrafluE fta a. may - 1ccfccl q ial liz
charsc nnrn 81 ~ fchts rrnFatlf uutcr N 10
solvent Au 81 a. state cf Maine Approved fet
rlay -. Do. AZ ufcn uI1 rsUfInn u ii ordered
81 saIf court ihlf a frarnE o. AL upua N sane
before saiI coun AZ ffQtate Coat rucn n Pare
u sall couuiY q oxford, % NeiresdaT. ne
tarnirrth tar 90 ErrruHrV a n. lei. N niue
oeI1cE on o. lorCuQ1u anf hat rol1a tncfcnf D
pnhlIshsi In ua uxf1ri nempcrs4 e nessparer
plhlIslcf IN saNi counN 81 OXFORD. oacs a eesk
i1r tao sarcfssire wrsks. m last puthcation %
D. sesrn tars tcfre ne dsy 90 netriuE, aai
ma 81 erctIlnrs 80 haze proved tacr tcbts
al ofref IFrslns Interested, nay arrtar a. sail
place aui ume and shos caass n anT thef have
AZ q dIsrfarEe saouI uot D. granted al debtor
srtord ~ o. Ge PRAYER 81 he refuon.
At4af uERHiOk 4. DAVIS. kexIs,fr
nfamN IInrE NHF saNI lUunfV Of oxford
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-29

Tur report q he inspectors q iais
and Prisons on the jails q tie state
oonplimsr' ihs several ooanurs on The
convenient and eomfF,abls maansr 10
which the "Ccuniy Ho,sls lu eon-
daeied. 90 local quarter, they speak as
fllo~s:
The an AZ Paris Is in god order Two
hanfret dollars hc hegu cxpeutci IN rc.
pairs tarIug thc past yctr Ncs astcu-
iugs ave btea POI upon The window
new iron bodstCais mrulshei and ne
building gCueraly pei .u cool SHAPE II
= ample knt Sufficient Cor The ncoi- 90 thc
county The n only occupant NOV -l,
told ~ that Ms sccommodatous were
" better than BE- deserved
The Pee. conceals a compliment %
Kennebcc county In The statement that
There arc noN o prisoners In kcnuchtc
all q large part of thcm trsmps vho came
ostersih'F o. sork ON the Ice hut fcalF
On frd good quarters nrough tte cod
weather. TIE IaIier ha- orifr- to iork
then In separate cells save an boar in tnc
morning oaIr themselves. hat I'M solitude
they nav Contemplate upon thc pleasure %
tramplug
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-29
Nstfss 90 r.tussa Toe Dlsehsrks.
sfnfe Of Nutue.

OxrOKD. as-Cnuff Of iusoltcncy.
IA ~ csc % Altioa = kchafdH 81 "NAN'N'
I~naoivent nNbtof.
Noiiss = hsrsby gives thst : psttios htt. q,
al. lafh fay % Ifn A.b l%i tet1 tc.cnH
b. All court - All eountf ~ A,tl,n
Nlsharls. ofJntrn. I'M TIE c1uNf ~ 'tinfif
0raVlna thaf b. mlf o. 1ectel e fnN dNthnk,
10 al NJ detfs rfotaile uaitf helntlltte -.
81 fhf Sale Of Malnc, HpprsNei leo n" ~.
un1n saiH rstIirn. n n oTtefel hfsaH eint thtl
stesripr 4 NJ unnn ne ssma tfure at ccuri
Al psrIs' IN aaii rsunfyo Of oklnrt. on Mtlnrs1tf
ne Ffh aar Of - 4 - 49, ~ = nNlrtk. D.
the forTnoon ifhatnen thfrcftht
IL ne Oxord ncrorrst. a rfsinfrf
III saAI coUnfF 81 oxiSIl. o1rE a wees hf AAH
Successive ucrts. fhe iasf ruhitciil 70 49,
dave before ~ dsy Of hftinrt 80 lllia ~ ciea
Iiofs eh1 have proved their dfnft rn,
prrsana irfrrcsist maV arrrtr Al 80 lacf
AT tine and hos ca1se u aay thff. httef WY
atIafharfs ahruld ~ - Eranfei al lslt1f tr
caftIrE o. fto pc 80 ~ Ne peutlln,
Aus ufkailh. a. nANl. Nffaia ci
saH Canft a. sa1 tpanfF % oxinri
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-29
uess~uxer.s Notice.
ucE 90 raE sm EirT loT 0uoED CovSrr.
srATt % MAiNE.

uuICE 90 ruH ~ affI 90 oNfokp 0otNffs
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ii eay q lan A a. - . Nsuent IN To-
sllseucf 80 issaci oat Of ~ Coau OF latoitel-
81 for saa Ccunfy 81 okiori. sxalnsi Ne estate
81 sewell b Met 81 OKicrd. alatEet 70 bt
an insaivenf nentor, % petu1n Of sah dsetori
shich pst.tIon -. aiet o. ne tnh dsy q Jap.
40 lsA o. Nhch ast namct dafe Interest "a
clalms ls % b cumruied thN ne pafmeot o. anY
d1bts AL ne 1slIseu AL transfer % aoy prop
sfty belcuxinE o Sad tsutof, . hin Or ior he
ass. anl he delivery snd transftr 81 a1y rfoper
~ 81 IN sre furthdt n bY las That . meNlnE
81 ~ CroiIora 81 saHl bsbtor. % Prove Their
teofs ani gtoose ona o. ruors Assisnoes 81 -
estate. ali - held 90 q Cour u insolysocys y -
nniien a. PARIS. n sd C,untY. % mf1sh dty
q Pee A a. tsi a. nlue o'ciock r the fort-
noon.
OIssu uatsI az hsnd ~ d..e arst slave sril
"a. AUSTIN y. sTEAENS, ntputy Nhrrif.
a. Message % The Court ~ insoireneyi ff
I'D ouufY ofOxlord.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-01-29

a valued correspondent writes ls rci-
Alive o. the dtrcss % uou Enoch Foster.
o. Bethel o. succeed Judge BsrroSs on
The supreme Bench The qualifications OF
Mr.. Poster are thus aptly PEI by him
Ihsve knoun ne man Intimately hon ear.
IL mannuCl anI = Nfffrr sTlerIUu coulf hoe
- male Nr laa IRE afular. arIusr student
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