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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-08-07
Pu6Itcatton Notice 80 S.
FIRST publication August : 1882


Edgar Phillips aud Laura 0 phillips
viii take notice that the American Mort
gage and Investment company as plain
tiff did on the % day OF July 1884 file in
the office of the clerk of the District OF
kansas in and for Phillips county a Pc
tition against them as defendants setting
forth that defendants made to plaintiff
a mortgage dated August % 1881 upon
the following described real-estate
in Phillips county, Kansas to
wit southwest quarter of section five .
township three . range twenty 20 to
secure the payment of $500 and inter
est according to six notes referred To IN
said mortgage also that for the prOtec-
ton of the lien OF said mortgage plain
tiff has paid taxes on said premises to
the amount OF S26.4l with interest and
praying judgment on account of said
notes and taxes for $500 with 10 per
cent Interest from August 1st 1884 and
that said premises be sold TO satisfy said
Judgment, said defendants must appear
and answer said petition on or before
the 18th day of september 1884 or said
petition will be taken as true against
them and each of them and Judgment
fcr said amount and interest will be en-
tered as prayed and decree forever bar
ring any right title and interest of SAID
defendant and each of them in and to
said premises aIteE the sale thereof and
ordering said premises sold to satisfy
said judgment.
LIS G A Spaulding
Clerk Dist Court
Sewers & samson
Attorneys for. 1Aiaiufif fl
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P,.bHcnfto1a 49, 40 eea.
TFirst publication Aug Z, 1884 !


James 1 Baker and Lillian s Baker
will take notice that the American
Mortgage and Investment Company, as
plaintiff, did on the 18th day of July,
1884. file in the Office of the clerk of the
District court, OF Kansas in and for
Phillips county, petition against them
as defendant, setting forth that defen-
dants made 10 plaintiff a mortgage
dated Oct 9Th, 1881, upon the following
described realestate, IN Phillips county,
Kansas, 10 wit: northwest or section
twenty 1901, township five 81, range
seventeen M, to secure the payment
OF S46 and interest, according 70 10
notes referred 10 in said mortgage; al
so that for the protection Of the lien of
said mortgage, plaintiff has paid taxes
on said premises to the amount of S28.-
As with interest. and praying Judgment
on account OF said notes and taxes for
81 with 10 per cent. interest from Aug
1st, 1884, and that said premises be
sold to satisfy said judment. Said de-
PENDANTS must appear and answer said
petition on or before the 18th day OF
Sept, 1884, or said petition will be tax
en- as true against them, and each of
them, and judgment for said amount g.,
and interest, viii be entered as prayed,
and decree forever barring any right
title and interest of said defendant and
each Of them in and To said premises
after the sale thereof; and ordering
said premises sold to satisfy said judg-
ment.
isl Sewers & Samson,
q A SPAULDING, Attys for plaintiff
Clerk District Court.
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Land ONCE at Kirwin, Kansas.

Land Office at Kirwin, Kansas.
-T526 - june ., 1884.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
IOwing-named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make fibal proof
in support Of his claim, and that said
proof viii be made before Clerk Dist
Court or Probate Judge, at Phillips
Ourg. Kansas, on August Z, 1884, VIZ.
Julia Ann Coniey,
Formerly LOrge,
HID 62s6, for thesw or sec 3, tt, %.
He names the following Witnesses to
prove ba continuous residence upon,
and cultivation Of. said laHd, viz: n.
Polling, Geo. w Young and 70. /.
Smith, Of Phillipsburg, Kansas, and
J. o. Dean. of Long Island, Kansas.
iuly3au7 john RisseIl,
Vim Rissels Atty. Register
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Pu5licatioa Notice No 674.
First publication Aug 9TH, 1884


Vim II Wheeler and Sephina Wheel
er will take notice that the American
Mortgage and Investment Company, as
plaintiff, did on the 18th day of July,
1884, file in the office of the Clerk OF the
District Court OF Kansas, IN and for
Philips county, petition against them
as defendants setting forth that defend
ants made to plaintiff a mortgage dated
Oct 18th 1881, upon the following des-
cribed real estate in Phillips
county Kansas, to wit: the south
east or section thirty (30), township
three >, range nineteen Is, to Sc
cure the payment of $42 and interest,
according to 8 notes referred to in said
mortgage; also tha5 for the protection
of the lien of said mortgage, plaintiff
has paid taxes on said premises to the
amount of S26.95 with interest, and,
praying judgment on account Of said
notes and taxes for $72. 50 with 10 per
cent. interest from Aug 1st. 1884, and
that said premises be sold to satisfy
said Judgment. Said defendants must
appear and answer said petition on or
! before the 18th day of Sept, 1884, or
said petition will be taken as true
/ against them, and each of them
and Judgment for said
amount, and interest, will be entered as
prayed, and decree forever barring any
right, title and interest of said defen-
dant aud each Of them in and to said
| premises after the sale thereof; and
ordering said premises sold to satisfy
Judgment.
l $ Sewers & Samson.
G A Spaulding, attys for plaintiff.
Clerk District Court.
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Pu6zicati,a N 2ttce No 677
,irst publicatio q August Z IS
OOOfOLS " Sdu4SOu
Attorneys Tor plaintiff

First pubncatlO q August 1884
Horace a Meacham and Emma Mea-
chem will take notice that the American
Mortgage and Inv estment Company as
plaintiff did on the 70 day of July 1884
file in the office OF the clerk of the dis
trict court or Kansas in and for Phillips
county q petition against Horace A
Meachem and Emma 5 Meachem rs de
PENDANTS setting forth that defendants
made to plaintiff mortgage dated Oct.
goth 1881 upOn-the following described
reajestate in Phillips county Kansas to
wit; southwest or of sactiOn Twenty-Five
20 township three 3 Range nineteen
19 to secure the payment OF $500 and
interest according TO notes referred to
in said mortgage also that for the pro-
lection of the lien of said mortgage
plaintiff has paid taxes on said premises
to the amount of $26,95 with interest
and praying Judgment on account of
said notes and taxes for $3.50 with 10
per cent interest fT1m August 1st 1884.
and that said premises be sold to satisfy
said Judgment. Said defendants must
appear and answer said petition on OF
before the 18th day of September 1884
OF said petition will be taken as true
againstithem and each of them and iudg
ment for said amount and interest will
be entered a. prayed and decree forever
barring any right title and interest OF
said defendants and each of them in
and to said premises after the sale there
of and ordering said premises sold to
satisfy said judgment
! @ A SpnlJdjn1
Clerk District Court
SeeUey8 Ce Samson
ATTORNEYS for Ytlaiutiff
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P,lbicatton Notiee 40 as.
First publication Aug Z, 1884

ElrsG publication aug 1854.
Samuel Lowell Jr. and DELTA Lowell
yin take notice that the American Mort
oage and Investment Company as
plaintiff, did on the 29th day of July,
1854, file in the Office of the Clerk Of the
District Court, of Kansas, in and for
Phillips county, a petition against them
as defendant, setting forth that ceien-
dant made 70 plaintiff q mortgage,
dated Aug 26th, 1881. upon the follow
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md Ofiee at Kirwin Kangas.

Land Office at Kirwin Kansas.
7617 July "a 1884
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lOwing-named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before Register or Receiv-
er at Kirwin, Kansas, on Sept. Is, 1884
viz:
Mary Graves,
one of the heirs, for the benefit of the
heirs of Stephen T. Graves, deceased,
HID 1I349 for the northeast or sec % T
2 X 16 " He names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz:
Lottie Wyrick, of West Cedar, Kansas,
j. d Malteson, of BIatteson, Kansas,
and w. Moore and II. Reese, of West
Cedar, Kansas.
John Bissen, Register.
MeElroy and Mccormick. Atty. j3ia2s
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Clerk District Court.
publication notice No $50

First publication August Z 1884
Jsns Peter Nelson and Anna NJ Nell
son viii take notice that the American
Mortgage and Investment company as
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premises sold to satisfy said judgment.
Il Sewers & Samson,
G. A Spaulding attys for plaintiff.
Clerk District Court.
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It'll July 21, 1884,
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing-named settler has flied notice of his
intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will
be made before Clerk Dis Court OF
Probate Judge at PhiIlipsburg, Kansas,
on Aug 20, 1884, viz:
Wilton Z Drake,
DIS no 1898, for the n hf ne or sec -,
t /, 10.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon,
and cultivation of, said land, viz:
Frank Kellogg, Peter Basquin, Banister
Gregory and J j. Gipe all of Lewis
burg, Neb. John Bissell, Register.
VIM Bissell, Atty. jul24aug28
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Land Office at Kirwin, Kansas.

-~-~~- July 10, 1854.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention TO make final proof in support
Of his claim, and that said proof viii be-
made before the Register or Receiver,
at kirWin, Kansas, on Aug. y, 1884,
viz:
oliver Rubin.
HE 12114 for the NV or sec 2, town 2
range IL He names the following wit
nesses to prove his cOYtinuous residence
upon, and cultivation of, said land. viz
Sam Phillips and j A Briggs, OF Crow
Kansas, and w Hobbs and w II
Hobbs, OF kirwin, Kansas.
JUL 7aug21 John Bissell, Register.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-12-27

Mn. Keyser, who, unluckily,
was wounded on Christmas eve,
whilst trying to part Messrs.. Holt
and Davis, and thus prevent any
harsh act being done, is now in the
employ of the American Sewing
Machine Company, and had but
just arrived here to spend the Holt
days with his family. In unison
with number of his friends with
whom this writer has conversed, we
feel truly sorry for tue gentleman,
in thus having met with this acct
dent. 1t will, however, we are glad
to state, delay him hit short time,
as he expects to go con the road"
in q few days.
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We acknowledge the receipt

we acknowledge the receipt
of complimentary tickets to attend
the Grand Holiday Bazaar, which
takes place tonight at the. Town
Hall, for the benefit Of the Silver
Trowel Lodge of this City. The
principal features of the evening
will be the grand installation of
officers recently elected by that
body, and an address by r. G.
John G. Lewis, District Dep'y
Grand Master. The subject of his
discourse will be-"Age and Pro-
gress of Masonry Among the Color
ed People in the United States and
Dominion of Canada" The price
of admission is fixed at the low
price of 20 cents.
Mn. L. G.. Hunter returned
home on Wednesday night from
Marksville, where he had been at
tending Court. He was, as our
readers are aware, engaged in the
celebrated murder case of Young
Gaspard, which was in trial no less
than fifteen days, and which result
ed in the acqnittal of the prisoner.
The killing and the circumstances
which led thereto have previously
been given in these columns, hence
no reason exists why we should
again review the matter. By his
able counsel in defense of young
Gaspard Mr.. Hunter has won for
himself an enviable reputation as q
jurist, and mnst be classed among
the higher class of criminal law
yers. His argument to the jury in
this particular case was indeed a
mastery effort, and had the desired
effect. Our Young friend feels
proud of the honors SO fairly won,
and as one of Rapides' sons this
journal feels corresponaingly proud.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-12-27

BY a statement of the regis
tered voters of the State of Louis
lana, published and signed by Os-
car Arroyo, Secretary Of State, in
the official journal of the State on
the 22d inst, we learn that the to-
tai number Of registered voters in
Rapides is 5l94; among that num-
Der 32ll are native born, whilst
those of foreign origin foot up 1888.
Of the first number 2455 are whites,
and 2739 are coloreds The num-
Der of whites who can write their
names is fixed at zoos, the colored
at l59.
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Married

In this Town, on Tuesday, Decem-
her 23d, 1884. by the Rev. Herman
G. Duncan, SARA. daughter of
Hon. and Mrs. L. G. Manning, to
Mr.. Il. d. Foster, of St. Mary.
We return thanks for quantity
of delicious cake and sparkling
Krug, and extend to the happy con-
pie our hest wishes, May prosper
ity attend them through life, and
may they enjoy one continued hon
eymoon, in passing down life's
stormy sea. And should cares
come, they come to all; may they
be little ones, links, that will tend
to cement their union.
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ELECTION
PROCLAMATION!

MAYORS OFFICE, ALEx'A., La,
Nov. 4, 1884.
In conformity with the require
ments the City charter of Alex.
aadria, there will be chosen Ivy ball
lot, in Alexandria, on
Monday, the 9th day of January,
1885,
"hy the citizens of each Ward who
are qualified to vote by the laws Of
this State and of the United States,
aud who shall be residents Of the
Ward in which they offer to vote
for ten (l0) days preceding the
elecaon," one Alderman for the
First, Second, Third, Fourth and
Fifth Wards respectively, to be
chosen by Wards. Also one ~ Ma
yor, one ~ Treasurer. and one ~
Comptroller, to be chosen by,a MA
jority of the votes Of the whole city.
The polling precincts and CON-
missioners of election have been se-
lected as follows:
First Ward, at Gossens' Store.
Commissioners of election-P. A.
Hucbez, John Kramer and Vim.
Graham.
Second Ward, at Cullen & Ro-
gers Office. Commissioners r.. G.
Rogers, Moses Mayer and j. NJ.
Hetherwick.
Third Ward, at Engine House.
Commissioners-Sam. Fellows, A.
Hilton and Charles Goldenberg.
Fourth Ward, at w. 0. Dam.
mons Paint Shop. Commissioners
&c. A. Thornton, w. J.. Cruik-
shank and d. d. Rogers.
Fifth Ward, at Round House Of
Morgan Railroad. Commissioners
-Jno. c. Ryan, p e. French and
W. G. johnson.
The polls will open at 7 o'clock
A. N. and close at 4 o'clock P. N.
W. c. NcGIMSEY,
p Mayor.
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On the morning of the eve to
Christmas, in this Town, there oc-
Cured a shooting scrape in which
no less than three parties were
wounded, and tina, too with one and
the same pistol, an improved Colts
Al calibre pistol, in the hands of
Jos. Holt. The circumstances con
nected with the affair are so conflict
ing at the present time, that we will
await a legal investigation of the
affair before laying the facts before
our readers. The parties wounded
are-Jos. Holt, shot in the left
hand, just below the wrist; Jas. S.
Davis, shot in the left arm, below
the elbow; and B. H. Keyser, shot
in the right shoulder. The first
two are the main participants in the
affair, and were engaged in a strng-
gle when the latter, (Mr. Keyser)
tried to separate them. Mr. Key
ser's is merely a slight wound and
will amount to nothing. A too
free use Of whisky, coupled with
the carrying of the ready revolver
is the main reason of this affair, and
which, luckily, resulted not serious
ly. Let us hope that these things
be put down, for surely no good
can come from either.
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-THE river at this point for tue
"a hours ending yesterday morning
at s o'clock had risen % inches.
At that time the gauge read 5 feet
u inches above low water mark
Of 1881.
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-FLANNELs, all colors, are sell
ing at from Is to SO cents at Big
Heyman's. Worth from % to IS
cents. 3
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-IHE announcement of Mr..
Sam. Fellows appears in to-day's
.ssue. His many friends are urg-
ING his claims to the Mayoralty,
and they expect to win o victory on
election day.
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GENTS Furnishing Goods are
being almost given away at Big
iIeyman's. Buy what you need in
slis line before the prices go up.
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The Peninab leaves New Or
leans this afternoon. She will pass
hy here Oh Monday.
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-You can get Corsets at Big
Ilevman's from 80 cents to $3.50 q
apar,
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Ar Big Heyman's YOU must
go if you wish to get the worth Of
money. 60 there at once.
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We mad a "leetIe sleet and
snow" on yesterday. A very little
indeed.
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Ma. I. D. Foster and his
bride will leave for New iberia
on Monday morning by Morgan
train. The place named above is
where Mr., Foster has just located
LOT the practice Of his profession,
and n, where the newly married pair
will reside.
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NOTICE.
ALEXANDRIA, LA.,
Dec. s, 1884.

Parties having watches, clocks
and jewelry in my store for repair !,
are hereby notified to come forward
and take the same away within
thirty days from this date or | will
sell the articles for the cllarges"
thereon. T.. n. B1tsJAT,
:. Agent.
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GU[lE

money or postage sa1ae, paper covers a5e THIS boSE
contains al the curious doubtful nquisitvs went b
kpow large editions, looo1 each, sold every few saoa
vee-who may marry. who not Why, medical aid, whoa
neesssa5y brought home, yeu. Pm riepRs
eo The great sp.eailst csnsul..os npa panplletf y
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-12-27

An ordinance of the present
City Council, gives to the Cnun-
3.ilnen of the respective Wards the
exclusive power and control over
bridges, streets and bitches in the
Town. The Ordinance should have
given the Mayor some authority or
supervision in these important m at
ters. lie could then justly share
the blame if repairs were needed
and not made, and less ''red tape"
would be necessary.
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Town and Parish News.
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-THE Red River and Coast
Line officers have sent out a circu-
lar letter to their contractors pat
rons and friends, announcing that
navigation being now fully as
sured our boats will leave New Or
leans regularly every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday. We will
use every effort to move your bust
ness promptly and to your full sat-
isfactiou. Please instruct your mer-
chants here and elsewhere, to ship
your freights only by boats of the
Red River and Coast Line. ANY
shipper who has not had the oppor-
tsnity of contracting with us can do
SO on application by letter or in
person at our Office, No. 46 Camp
Street, New Orleans"
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For Mayor.

~ We are authorized to an
notpee that
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:, IL EsrERDAY was cold, so very
cold, that pedestrians we're not SO
plentiful on tue streets as to he in
eaea Others way. 1t was a day on
y, Smch, in order to keep eomtorta-
sie' one was compelled to stay in
doors and hug a fire.
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Councilman.

~ We are authorized to au-
pounce that
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w. G. MCGIMSEI

il q candidate for reelection to TIE
otfice of Mayor of Alexandria at
the approaching municipal election
~ be held on the STD Jan,v next.
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The Grand Annual Banquet
of tho Alexandria Rod aud Gun
Club takes place this afternoon at
Siess' Restaurant. Quite q number
of invitations have been extended,
and q large crowd will, no doubt,
he in attendance. AS their last,
this relnnion promises to be a grand
affair. The DEMOCRATS man has
been honored, and he will try and
lie on hand.
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10 the many kind friends who
~ ssaiemhered the DEMOCRAT on
s ~. J. day, we return our most
s.a0'oas thanks. That their lots
ny De Increased two-fold aud
ssa Pathways through life's rug
s ses way be strewn With flowers is
WI earnest wish.
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will be candidate for Mayor. at
the approaching election, January
9Th, 1885.
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r. We are authorized to an
,ninnee that
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A. HEYMAN

A. HETMAN
will he a candidate for Councilman
of the Third Ward, at the ap-
preaching municipal election, Jan
uary 9Th, 1888.
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SAM. FELLOWS


will be candidate for Mayor, at
the approaching election, January
9th, 1885.
Councilman.
~ We are authorized to an-
nounce that
A. HEYMAN
will he a candidate for Councilman
Of the Third Ward, at the ap-
preaching municipal election, Jan
uary 9Th, 1855.
~ We are authorized to an
nounce that
EDOUARD VEIL,
will he a candidate for Councilman
Of the First Ward, ut the approach
lur eIpCtlOn IN JANUARY.
Town and Parish News.
-You can get Corsets at Big
lleyman's from 80 cents to $3.50 81
spair,
We mad s'leetIe sleet and
snow" on yesterday. A very little
indeed.
The Peninah leaves New Or
leans this afternoon. She will pass
hy here Oh Monday.
Ar Big Heyman's You must
so if you wish to get the worth of
money. Go there at once.
GENTS Furnishing Goods are
being almost given away at Big
lleyman's. Buy what you need in
slis line before the prices 60 up.
-THE river at this point for tue
"a hours ending yesterday morning
at s o'clock had risen q inches.
AT that time the gauge read 5 feet
u inches above low water mark
of 1881.
The announcement of Mr..
Sam. Fellows appears in to-day's
issue. His many friends are urg-
ING mis- claims to the Mayoralty,
and they expect to win a victory on
election day.
-MR. I. D. Foster and his
bride will leave for New Iberia
w Mohday morning. by Morgan
train. The place named above is
where Mr., Foster has Just located
i0r the practice Of his profession,
and where the newly married pair
will reside.
:, IL EsrERDAY was cold, so very
cold, that pedestrians we're not SO
plen'lful on tue streets as to he in
eaea Others way. 1t was a dav on
y, winch, in order to keep eomforta-
sie' one was compelled to stay in
doors and hug a fire.
;. MAYOR McGimsey will inves-
usate the shooting affair which oc-
cured here on the eve of Christ.
4a s Ills Honor says that he does
as' intend such matters to slip his
observation, though tfo7icsome they
w. ;, The law must be enforced
on all alike.n " '''''
10 the many kind friends who
.CsauAembered the DEMOCRAT on
a ~. day, We return our most
s'ac'oas thanks. That their lots
n.y.. be Increased two-fold aud
ssa Pathways through life's rug
s sss way be strewn with flowers is
VIZ earnest wish.