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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30
uesseuger's Notice.

sTAfE on MAINE.
OXFORD, - Paris, september 1iih. A. II. so.
rJNHIs 10 10 give Noiies. that ca the ssth day q
IL septfmber a. u. i-st. wurAnt IN insol
vescy ~ss issued out Of the Court Of Insolvency
for sah County ofOxf0rd. against The estate Of
lngAls n. Evsns Of stOneham IN sad tguniy 81
oxford, adlaised 10 b. an las0 went DettQr, on
petition % SAT- Debtor. vhleh petition vas died o.
The isth dsy Of septsmeer, A. ~. l-,i, - ~hic n
last named date Interest on claims u 70 b
and the delivery ssi transfer o. any iropertv
belonging ~ said debtor, " hin or Tor hls
use. and ths delivery Ani transfer Of auy prop.
erty b. him are fOrbriien By Law, IhN mecilns
ofthe Creditors % ssid Debtor, o. prove thflf
Debts and choose one OF more Asslsoees 81 his
sstsie, VII lie held AZ Court Of iasnlseacy, 20 b.
holden ~ Probate t0uu Room Ia Parts. IN SAD
County, on ne ri day ofOctobor. AID. issi, Al
nine o'clock In the forrno0n.
Given under my hand the date ar.t above written.
WILLIAM DOUGLASS. Depsty sheriff,
a. Messenger Of The Court Of Insolvency for saii
Counly Of Oxford
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

HisroEY or PAus-Mr. 5. p Maxim Of
So Paris. has four hundred page Of The
History Of Paris bound In heat cloth, which
he viii b. pleased b show % any interest
"a In the WORK. This 4 about 0ne-half Of
TIE volume. II Is vel printed, and ron
ahAsty glance through IT, pages, Nc should
say that TIE work was vel edited and ar
ranged. The records o. which abstracts
are given. extend back 70 The time Of
the earliest proprietors, and are eontnoos
An aostrAct Of Important events l. given
under each year, down 70 isso. Sketches
Of churches, schools, physicians, lawyers
aud other pubiie msn are vel written an 4
very eomplste. A complete family regis
Ter vii be given In The pages yet 70 b
printed. Mr.. MAXIM Is really 70 receive
Subscriptions 70 The WORK. Price = pei
COPY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

IN Az Interchange % September II
contains a charming deslcn In color Of a
vase decorated With pink morning glorles.
The addition Of bronEc ~ This design makes
Il most exqlslte Tor decoration In mineral
colors The same issue also contains q
beautiful picture OF Girl In fdllci cap.
which strongly Suggests the Cherry Ripe
OF Millals Price per copy, ~ cents. Pub
llshed by william whltlock, 100 Nassau
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30
STATE oY MAINE

UNTOHD. ssi-C0uU Of Insolvency. 81 Wed
nessisy Of September A. y. l.,ts
In the matter Of Albert tnloy % frytoafs' Ia
solvent Debtor.
II 10 hereby ordered, Thai notice b given "
all persons Interested In the settlement % The nfsl
account n kdsari o. Hasunss, Assignee Of ne
copy Of this or,ier 10 b. pubnshet too weeks
sucoessiyely, IN TIE Oklori pcmocrAt, ueNf|
paper printed In Paris la sari CouniYs nat hey
may apFcsr AZ Court Of Insolvency % Dc held
Al The fr0bats Court Room on the tth Nc'lues
dAy Of OF. DeNt, 81 nlne o'clocs IN ne forenoul
and b. heard thefeon. All OBJECT n they 80 causf
GkO. A. WILSON, Juligs
Of Insolveucy Court, Oxford County.
A tfue cOEy-Attest n. 4. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

Mr. BL,ISr has. daring the past week.
bcsn mAking tour 10 New York, New Jer-
sey and Pennsylvania Evcrywhere on his
route from hone through Maine. New
Hampshire. Massachusetts, ant The other
States mentioned. hls presence has been
greeted viii The greatest enthusiasm. Al
stations where his trAin was 70 stop bat
Tor q fcw moments. crowds have collected
= greet the great man. Where be has
taIrIed. immense DEMONSTRATIONS have
been maize This evidence % ais popular
ity hAs grcaily tisconcsrted his opponents
and the Democrats pagers are tryiag 70
break i;s force by charging that the en-
thusiAsm Is Manufactured They say that
free tickets were issued over certain roads
% draw crowds AM lots o. such nonsense
II wont work. however. he people MI
not only travei nile. % sec Mr. Blaine.
bat they Nil pat themselves oui 70 vote
for him In November.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30
Novelties N ..l Iis, Top''
SLIPPERS. nevcr tshifc sh1Hu m nt'i
Also Velvet. nsaastls. hid t1i ee-t'
VIM. A. rockingham, Shoe Dealer
SOUTH fAltis. MANI
STATE orMAISE


pkfukn a.
" ~ Hissrabs a. Cluafg CIaa.r.Ia
said Cosafg ~ Orflrf
Hamblg rcpseseat. th- uaisrsIg1ri
the tgur Of Hsriforl. ihu pllr
oonttn'enrs o. nof rlTurr O. nni
thai p1rtl1n 0f ne Ola g.. lnfT rIal "a
ne fosiience Lesls 10 Rel u sl.i Nt
nom Hartford Csutg io toftn larrrf
lrg ~ IN n1rtha " cnf uf t1a rrE -'-N
ioctieii nY Youf hon1ralif nriF nn .l'
of -sptfulhrf A a.. l--i af ur urtr
shere ssit neu lurafl1n .niersfrsf
countT rad. at rulnIHf ~ a. 'ol'
called. ues AL kssi's h1use
Alfo that ue.tnef uu1lh COW en IN'f
slfF iorrer require me na.uuaarfe G
piece a erautf fnal neNf ihr rel ir1ff 49,
IA Berfg IN ssid tnsn q liaffilfi anl ~
ifom ne drst mentioned "a clln.1 At
e9InfF road ruan Inf ny'tn tnf fi.' -
Reels resIierrfs D. * slQf Gee Il
oannssilnl M tao rolds hf'lre ut'l n
che Rcd Tour corner. - CaIlrls .
Ar1 yoaf pettionrIa hunblY re- .lfH
shouh sss sAi ssy, AL thsi fol q. ~.
q fIseontinuknce Of tn saus ~ slcl m {.
sfins proper. fla y0ar lu ixueui % FlAI
acc1fdarce nth ~ ant putilf uslt ..
DATED a. Hartford thIs nInin "a OF
lsrt 4. N. IRISH ari
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

Last wesk We Published The programs
Cor our C01niy Pair - b. held Tuesday
Wednesday and Taursiay o. uexi week.
We trust hat many % our reaiers Vii
make arrangements. MS week 70 exhibit
some article a. The fair. Ani pan d Attsnd
with their whole fAm.los. We can prom
sea good shoN non What has already
been done. ant al rat Is nce'ct % CON
pie,e pheuominAi success Is % have a.
Interest Themselves In aiding he Trustees
In heir work
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

BAsx BAIL.-Tbs Paris HILL and Hebron
Academy Clubs played game. Saturday
on the grounds OF The latter score 81 10 u
In favor Of tie Academy Nine. A return
game - expected 70 Be played here on We'd
nesday F.M.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

BIZ AFFLEs-J. y. Stanley, ESQ, Reg.
ls,sr OF DEEDS. placed on our table. last
week. an Alexander apple measuring n H.
inches IN eircamfsrence and weighing II
i-2ounces. Later DeA Eibridge FORBES
brought as . specimen OF The sane variety
Measuring IS Ia inches and weighing u
- onnces
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

TKNrERArURK LAST WEEK AT 4 A. NJ
Sunday, zoe, clear; Monday, ~ ., clear
Tuesday, t2e. cloudy; wednesday, -
clear, Saturday, tAo, clear.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

Ifcurxa ptfHs -efnFTOns Axp CURn
Tho symptoms ara moisture, llke prfspfA
ton Intense itching. increased b SCRATCHING,
very distressing. particularly AZ night seems
a. n pin-worns we're crawling In And apout
the rectum. the private part- are sometines
affected. M allowed a. continue very serious
results may follow. "swAl>E'. OiNtaiNi
l. a pleasant. sure cure. Also. for letter. lich,
Salt'Rheum, rcald. Head. trysireias. harbsfs
Itch. Blotchss. al scaly, crusty rkin Disea se.'
liox. hy mail. 5ltts. 4 Cor tLo. Adircss. bh
swAlNE A hON. fhila. IA sold ~ Drug
Ifvsn. KipxEt Oa STOMACH TEoUnLr
Symptoms Impuro blood. cositiso bowels,
irregular appetite, sour belchinf, pains IN JOG
bacs and heart. yellow urine. burning Nhen
nrinaiing. clay .colorcd stools. bah hrraih, 20
dssire for work, chilis. feyers. irritepiltl,
whitish tongue. dry cough. dizzy heal wv
dull palm In back part. los Of memory iosFl
sight Dor these trOable. "cWAlNhH ilLis,
are a sure cure. noH, 10 Pills. ~ NAL
tta, fur - Address. Nt rWA1Nt y
sON. fhiada. Pa sold BY Druggists.
COUoms. Coins, CATAnnn. CoNsrnrfioN.
All throat. hrcasi and Luns An.eiions .ure.i
BY The oil established SWAMI WILD
CiIIRRY The Dirt dos give. relief. and
cure speedily foliows e. Cts.. or o. 30 AZ Drug.
gists.
LoxDoS naIR KFsroRFE-eHEkr ESetfsu
Toilet Article. Rcstofcs growth. color, Eio-s
and sofnsss Removes Dandrun. Arstocrat
ic families 81 Gr-at Britain endorse n. lie.
CANT dressing iragtantiy pcrfumcl The "a
yorite ~ fashion. At Druggists Or ~ W, o.
IS cts. In 4. :. money.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30
No,,e. Of A..,sn.. OF nj. Appe,a,m....

Al Paris, 10 he County Of Oxford AL state
Of Maine. the l1th day Of sept A. isri
polntmsnt a. AssiEnes % the insovent estate Of
jobs l.. stanley. Of ffyeturE, IN NE toantY q
Oxforf tnsoitcnt debtor. sho has tesu declarei
an insoivent upOa his petition, ~ ne Court ~
Insolvency FOR said Couats 81 Otfori.
sFTfI " flfl. Assisuea
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30
TIMBER LAND FOR SALE,

About 800 acres Of Timber Land, lylns on the
south sest side Il sanday River. N Nesry, Maine.
being the remaining part u the Harris Tract, -
called, an a nos owned By Mrs. Ruth ", fsrley Of
Portland.
day, Nov. IAN, lsst a. the law on q % A. " Her
rek bsq., IN nethcl.
THHns 90 sAlk - one third cash and balance
In soed endorsed notes 90 six Asd twelve m0aths.
Bids MAJ b. made % A. n. lierrick, Bethel. or
10 GesrFe r. Roberts, neeTinE, Ne.
SEORsE I. ROBERTS. Agent
sent. n tssI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30
MARRIED.

usrn.sr. sfat l.h hr lIafa b. FHf. f..
NJ. Msltl1 A Rose and Me- Ss'n H..fr aa
of HIml1rl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30
Ircursa PuHs-srnrroxs Asp CUKr.

vsokrIss IL composed Of roots, barks,
and herbs. II l. very pleasant n take
every child likes A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30
BEsT BAKING POWDER.
lNrEKEsrfN0 FISTS MAIDS nv THE GOVERN
MINI CHEMIST.

Dr. Edward q. Love, the present Analyt-
zeal Chemist Tor The Government, has &C.
Gently male some interesting experiments
a. 20 the comparative value of oaking
powders. DIR. Loves tests were male 10
determine whal brands are The most eco
nomlcsl 70 use. AMI A. their capacity lies
In their lesvenlng power. tests were d.
rccted solely n ascertain the available gas
Of each powder. DR.. Loves report gives
the following
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

TuE OLD MFCuASIcs FAM The on
cisl Catalogue Of this Exhibition contains
full particulars 81 IT, arrangements and
reguistiOus diagrams Of the several halls,
a fall catalogue ~ exhibits, Illustrations
OF groups 81 Swedish siaiuary, coplou- In.
dexes. etc. II I. Published al the Exhi.
billion nv George Coolidge, price IS cents
mailed postpaid Duy 10 before YOU 20.
This Fifteenth rrlenniA Exhibition, ~
the OLD Massachusetts, Charitable M.chan-
ic Association. presents IN The pablo an
opportunity ~ Inspecting al once the ne"
productions n The times, and realizing
their educating sud hulng Influences II
IL foil a. sveifo sing, comprising also
Cue Art Gallery Admission, my cents.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

advocating and voting the Democratic state
and National tickets for a psrlol ot ...no
two years. fAfhiek "os
That l. very plain talk for twenty-five
Years Democrat Like letters OF resignA-
ton were sent In by James u. fergnsoh
and Peter y Delaney. two equally promi-
nent Democrats.
If,hls r.helIlon goes on 81 this rate,
Cleveland, like rather more gallant war
rior on another occasion. will be disposed
10 cry for the coming 81 night OF Blucher.
Nothing short % an untimely taklne on
can save him from q disgraceful defeat In
November
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30
belfast Journal
MR. BLAINE'S BELFAST FRIENDS.

wnlr TuEY Say 90 rHE INvufuESts ~
rmE Little Rock AND foRt sum- Riit-
ROAD. AND on Nv BlnNEs PARt N fuE
BrsINTss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

IN u INI'TIE7 -" NIF'I "I-I-7I' = y
says
~ regard all alum powders a. very ~
wholesome. Phosphate and Tartaric Acid
powders llbcrAtc their gas too freely Ia
process OF baking. 90 under vArylug eli
matte changes suffer deterioration.
Df II. A Mott. the former Government
Chemist. aftsr careful and elaborate sK'
aminaiion 81 the various Baking Powders
Of commerce. reported " the Goysrnmeni
In favor Of The Royal brand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

Name ~ the Cabs Inches eAa
nakins Powders per each ounce uffoslier,
sl0vaIs cream tArtar posiaTT llit
fstapsCo- alum pusdofl lol
"Knmioui's- phosphate ffcsl ~
Eumfori's' fphoslhaiel OLD g.
"usnforin None such.- frush ifia
"uanfnri's None such" OIL So
HtlTlihaaiss ilIH
"a harm" alum powder 100
Amazon alum powder liz
- l.v.ianHs.s sf6rt ueisntaoff nos
"-sA Foam hlf
Car los
snf. rrires- ipif
"-no~ flake- Grur's a. Fsan ili a.
@tepis's- Condsnscit ~
q onErcss- yeast -
Peal ~
q D Andrcvs COS contains ALAN ~
Hncckrrar Ha
stslllefs- ~
-nnlkF Na
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

Tuk sab.crib-r hersry gives puniic notirs that
rrobais f0f ne County Of Osf0fi ani sfsunsl ne
trust % Adm Ifisiafrik ~ ne estate 81
DilAHl.ts ~. okONkk, ate of hsttsis
IN Sad Coaniy dcssaset ~ gifing bqad A. ne -
directs shr therefore rcluests 81 frfouf irfif Bal
ID The estate u said dccrssed % nate irmcf ttl
psymeat AL th0ss sho have Any demands herr
ss1t h "a. CAKOtINE D. GHOyEg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

Ro,h hard and Nadine scwci. Rant ah1og ~
Stsss ssess Nsds. soh attire bsoi AL
Shos -tors q
Nm. A. TROTnISGnAn. 50. PARIS, MAINE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

one % The recently puhnshed lcitcrs
from Mr. Blaine d Sir. Fisher contains
the following list - subscribers b The LII
lie Rock AMI FORT smith RAIlfnah .iock
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30
CRIMINAL MATTERS.


John n. Carleton wAs ArrAlgnod on tao
Indictments. one A. common seller and
one ior keeping drinking house AMI tip
plng shop. Plead no, guilty % both. lie
anerward, rc,rac,ei his plea on common
seller AMI plead guilty. flned sioo
aBd costs. amounting 10 all 70 sis0' and
was released on his personal reoognirAnee'
10 the sun Of 800, % appear Al next term
10 answer 10 other Indictment
Frseland Smith who was indicted a. this
term Tor = single sale. appeared by ooun'
sci, plead guilty, was hnsd thirty dollars
AMI costs taxed Al ten dollars. Fine aud
costs amounting 10 forty dollars paid.
Thursday. on motion Of the County At
toruey, Seth W. pfc was called up for
sentence. lie was sentenced % pay Zoe
OF slOO and costs The costs were taxed
A. s5s3.5l. Of this amount, s3S2.e2 wers
costs before the Grand jury, which Mt
Fife claims were no, taxable under the
law. This question goes 10 the Law Court.
n the costs are legally made ap, the mon
ey paid will remain In the County Treasu'
~. n the taxation Was illegal, this amour,
will be returned 10 Mr. Fife. A mol pros
wAs entered. by the County Attorney, In
second Indictment found agalns, same
party.
MOTIFS
Councillor Fessenden % AroOstoOk Wa
| In attendance At.Coart. one day las, week
John Lyden OF Greenwood was natural
lred on his fret application, be having
served during the war, and presented bis
honorable discharge and pension eertin
cate.
Mrs. David Hsmmons has hung q nns
portrait OF her husband 10 the Law Library,
during the pas, week.
Isaac Randall, esq, one OF the Oldest
members Of the Bar, was in attendance
last week. lie has been 10 poor health fol
some time, and has not been able 10 attend
Court
Daring little scrimmage between eoun'
sci in the nowage case. Mr.. swasey pleas
an,ly referred to Mr.. flammons as an old
gentleman. Judge Haskell remarked that
there was no dlscernlble difference In The
ylgor OF counsel FOR the parties. Mr.
Hammons Il II years OF age, and for sew
erL years has done but little business Ia
Court. This term, however, he has beer
remarkably active and has tried two yer,
important cases with marked ability and
success. In the nowage case. be presented
h.s documentary evidence In regular ordeI
without error, watched the proceedings
with closest attention. and presented biz
case with great elesrness snd precision
both In his opening and closing addresses
lie Is still the peer Of many OF our younger
/ attorneys.
There are stlll q number OF cases for tho
jury. and the prospect Is that Court vii
be In session during nearly the entire
week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
srrfxxnkR rxEx. lssl

HoS. 7. n. H.skxlI. J-siies Rrs'sisss.
Albert ;. Austin, esq, Cert.
lanes \. Wright go, Couaiy Afiorsey'
j. A. Hayden. Nfen0gralAsr.
A. n. Goodwin. .tcfisg SAerf
A. Z. Stesrns. Dspafy tritl 0rdsa Jnry.
ss%Os, w.rrsn' Dg-'y.
HE. Hammond. Special Dputy as Crisr.
W. A. BarrOss. hsssesgsr.
TIE jarics have been changed 80 much,
and q number having been excused 10
pabrsh The full list OF jurors drawn. this
week.
rRAvKRsE JURORS
W. W. Abbott Dlxaeld
Thomas J. Allsrd. Brownheld.
PhlIbrick A. Bradley, Fryebarg.
Charles II. Berry, Backneld
Otis W. Brooks. Graton.
Benismin r. Bryant, Bethel
John n. Evkns. sweden
Daniel y. EvAns. Denmark.
AlOu10 Felt. Woodstock.
John A French. Andoyer.
julius n Fuller. Oxford.
Seth Ford. Rumford,
John T. Glover. Hartford.
Alanson :. Hathaway, Canton, fortn'aH.
J. ID. Hastings, Bethel
Henry n Howe. Hanover.
samuel n. keene. Hebron
= r Maxim. Paris.
{. y Porter.
G.M SNAIL. Sumner.
Josiah "a Stearns. Lowell,
samuel n wadsvorth. Hiram. fortuiaA-
e. Woodsum. Norway.
Eiieu n. willard. Waterford,
Lcmuei wheeler, Gilead.
(. a. pay, stow.
samuel NJ King, Paris.
n :. Cannon. Norway.
America Andrews, Paris.
Geo. q Andrews. Norway.
wAlio fcttengin. Rumford
The past week has been busy one IN
TIE court AL the attorneys seemed 10 BE-
realty Tor trial. and while lAst week there
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

TIN sahsern<r hertbF giyss puoiis notios ihai
h. has teen daily appolotsd bT ne Hon. juifs
q Probate ior NE CoaniT ofOAfofis and afsnmfi
he tfust n Administrator q ne estate a
JOHN n. HALL. late 81 Frffhufr.
10 fait CountT. droesssi. b. siFluE bonf AZ ne
aW directs ~ thefsiofe rsllfsts Az gffsons 10
isbisi b. The estate 81 all isreassi 10 make In
mediate raYmanI ant those eho have auT o.
mands tfsrsoa o. ekhitlf me sans %
SOFT IL fs.t JOIN E.HAtL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30

Tba suhssuhsr bersty slTes paliie Npuce
nat b. has bees tlif app1Intei ~ fhe Ncn iuiEr
~ Frahats GO TIE Cuuntr u otiort tnd hts
assnnei the trust % Aiminfifanr of ne fstaif ~
LtNt ltSf, laif n fffas
ID aa'f County. deceased, ~ ElfinE tnui ~ M
lau ilrsfla ~ thrfsfurs rsliaasts AL lsfspaa 10
lsbioi 90 ths estate % saHl derfased o. alsf
InmsIlais pam eat. AL uosf Ntn have anT 10
nanis thrfrua fo sthfhif ~ Sane a.
80 81 i.sl VAUDEVILLE NALL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-09-30
iiammOns,
Hastings

Frye, HAmmons,
Swasey. Hastings.
This II an action Of trespsss In which
plaintiffs sue defendants for the value OF
timber Gu, BY them. In the winter Of 1850,
on q certain $50 acre tract In the town OF
Upton. The defendants acknowledge cut
ting on this tract. bat claim there was no
trespsss, a. they had purchased the timber
on al the public lands OF Upton, at auction
sale. and tha, the timber on this tract was
. part OF their purchase. Plaintiffs claim
10 hold the land and timber under . quit
claim deed from the trustees OF the minis
tsrial and school funds OF Upton. dated
Jane 3, 1879, duly executed and recorded.
Defendants claim the timber and = right
70 cut IL, under a deed OF Nov. 1, 1872,
nom the Ire ssurer OF the ministerial and
school fund OF Upton. This deed gave de
PENDANTS the right 70 cut the timber II any
time within sin years from date OF deed.
In 1870 the town voted 10 extend time for
cutting two years, thus carrying the RICH,
10 cut, I'LL Nov. I. 1850. Plaintin objects
10 this deed on the ground that the uus-
tees OF school fund had not organized, ae-
cordlng 10 law, and therefore could not
pass legal title. They also deny right
Of town 70 extend the time by vote -
against . written agreement, such - was
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-31

Republican Capitalization OF power
than to Democratic strict construction
and locai and personal freedom. Each
voter of these small parties, and espe-
cially each anti. Monopolist, will pre-
fer the Democratic to the Republican
candidate. and Intelligent voters, in a
conflict between antipodcs, like Blaine
and Cleveland, will vote for practical
results. Few votes, In November
next, will be wasted, and the floating
vote will decide the contest, and the
stupendous blunderers off the Demo-
cratic party cannot prevent 1t, even by
making Bsrnum Of Backbone railway
land grant fame chairman Of the
Democratic campaign committee.
Perhaps II were wise thus
to appeasc Gould and his gang.
Perhaps 1t was the design of the com
mittee to delight Dorsey, who "honey-
fuggled" Barnum so beautifully in
1882 even If he did not buy -. But
II IL needless to discuss Barnum. He
isn't on the Democratic ticket. He is
not to be voted for orngainst. He IL
simply employed TO watch the Dorseys
of the Republican party, and who can
say that Barnum, for such task, Il
not we'll and wisely chosen chairman
Of the Democratic executive commit.
| tee
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-31
SOCORRo LETTER.
Robbed OF His Money and Left Insensiblt
--Flre-Notes and Personals.

Correspondence OF the Gazette.
SoCoRRo, n. NJ, July 26.-Last
week while at place called San
Acacio, l learned that man by the
name of lsuwood was found lying on
the borders of the Rio Grande In an
insensible condition. Robbery Is sup
posed to have been the cause, he
having been paid on the day previous
to his misfortune. He was robbed of
$40 in cash and gold watch and
chain. No clew to the guilty parties.
His recovery Is doubtful.
Business through the country is
getting livel,. Trains on the Atchi-
son, Topeka 4 Santa Fe railroad are be-
ginning to run on schedule time again
since We have had so many washouts.
Water Canyon, summer resort fifteen
miles west of Socorro. is crowded with
strangers and home folks.
| Col. ID. +. White, one of the Colo
RADIO City, Tex, cattlemen, has been
amongst us for several weeks past and
seems to enjoy our city and the coun-
try In general
Mrs. l. II. Leonard. wife of our post
master, has returned home from trip
to Boulder, Col, where she went TO
attend to her daughter, Mrs. Bisby,
who was sick. Your correspondent IL
sorry TO state that the lady died and
the grief.stricken mother returned
home to the balance of the family,
bringing with her her grandchild, the
only child of the late Mrs. Bisby.
This morning at abou . O'Clock a
fire broke out ut the wholesale general
merchandise house of Blauchaw d Co.
A large number of citizens went To the
scene of the contlsgration in order To
render all assistance possible, but the
building being frame house the fire
took such a Roadway that nothing
could be saved. The loss of the firm il
rather "a severe one, as stock and tuild'
ing were estimated to be worth $780,
0OO and insurance very small. They
have the sympathy of the whole com
munity.
A Cleveland and Hendricks club hat
! ship of $50, and during the presen
! campaign they will be heart
from in various and sundry ways
The club has concluded to order ban
ner with life,size pictures of CLEVELAND
and Hendricks, and the 18th of Angus
J next the above club of Socorro will n
in body to Albuquerque 10 be In at
tendance TO the Territorial Democratic
convention which convenes at abov,
place the date specified. Your cor
respondent has the honor to be n mem
Der of this live Democratic club. So
zorro, / am pleased to say, Is Demo
, cratic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-07-31
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