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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

runxs Yearly suh-cupiiun., tlss u 49,
strictly I'M aiNancc cinerslset 80 pr lcai
single ourlrs. nFe ccuts
AuFEafIsanHNfs An ltEll aiNfrtisfanrn I.
ar given thrUg consecutive Insertions N'i ~
pr Inca lu lrnEfh uf CoIumn. Private nulltt'
In.srtfsi a. ahoFs 90 ~ each. rtrfri tliss
rrIatInF o. IA Estate. sfirh ar so rstn
speclaI cuufrarts anslir sItt lngai. TRANSIENT II
yeaTIY aIINrftIsrrs
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Il uau stnTke.i aitn 49, materials Pc NtIn.
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eKprrirncssi lot printer L. kIsaYs IN tnr oItar
ani a. cur rressrs arr run nN slrsul. 49, car
guarantee rrnUri 49, ssIis's 'nlf ~NfA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

A dollsr bottle Of Jsd~in's riue Syrup
euilucs you % Cook hook coutsiniug 300
recipe. OF boz OF Pills. luquirc about 10
Al H0ldsu's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

10 srpctrs from tar f-.t sentence of ihe
ahnFc ruHtrf extract that fnr 'Hrlrr Cd
thoroughly uuirrsiaris tle aitfair 10 t,r
Arrur toEaris 10 Trnt.r.tnry az, and
hercr thr Iuufr cHn'Hant o.
OF s.fon of co. tr.as tn o. as, 70
FL ans lfs affncary of tnr cufHrcrmrut OF
ne az. hcra1sf t Isa az. Ia Sd. n.ra'f
ant snl nT .fs osr stafrurrts iar
f0rnrrr stands convicted nf F.t..rg ln
q f.ise nght tae pos.tlu of Cnrtcn-
p1rarr r orfIr OBJ makr tn anntr0.t "a.
80 ~ .ts cr.trI.n - bog tras
Tie Ages has hre1 treated to "a tose
% rs osn medicine. a,i % ton't hsr Dr..
Fof ihe pat year of - vc have been
unable o. 80 far t,.c1~.o' vI'h ttr
Arrtn because % has Invariably placed
''in false D 90 ihe ras.t.oa oi .ts c11'cn-
pofay. In order Oh make an apparent
PASS Or .is criticism Afrf bc.ng
tfcs,si thus unfairly By o1e ~ .ts party
contempofafics 90 q time. 90 may .rafo
how unsatisfactory such ~ofk IL. a1t
give .,s oPpo.sa,s O. square deal here.
ahef
The ire.. Il standing oa tts o-.y err
rect po.iton. i1 r,sari fo Frat.a'iaa. Do
ssvs ths peop.e have ratified T'o.Ihr.1n
By adopting the o.av.ietoaa. amrrd.
meat Ttrviors ell 0hfr. st.ad
enforce thc as. n tra sn1l as r
should hc olfrcci o, ,'s rcf, tlt be-
= bsi a.. there IT, ro sar,f ~ay OBI sr-
carr .ts rspeal ital Oh render Do a.n.K-
.oas by itofoagt enicrcemrrt ltr
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doc,rne-ftoast b. tss eni0-s.i tae Az
TIE lr..s ioes ro; believe .a tae Az
bat do.s nshf OBJ favof iis eri.rccme-t.
no matter -tsf .is motives nav tr. W.
believe ,ta' taoroagt eri'rlruf.i "a
the a. 49, c.nvacc che -ira. ttat
proh.bf.on b. the o,rrect po'icy 90 Ns.ar.
fof in ftcer' issue % hes ite N..osins
In rrsari o. tte bers.'s % rrotiatra .1
rorila-i
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have uos neFr go.ug ol 80 trtn "a .aIrtr.
ans a.rsafY fIe rumnFr ri arrests Or
trurkrrrrss A. ~. a. flf other rr.r..s tas
decreased q. prr crrt a. snnsu .r aa art....
Iu arut1rr r0.lur. Dr. several .rsfar...
ttat have cnnr lrfrr tte nrrsnra U.-rr.
YaiHr nf uar reporters. tNr fam Fol- 70
puor urr have begun tl Gel. trr 90 lt, Uf
tfe closing 0f fNe f.w s.Hn- .f an .r.tsr
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12
New Advertisements.
rRccOOu NOTICE.

DEr KNOsN ~ al psrsoss hat htve Eigea
ID m b. Alsnfft OIaham ~ umfi 40 ~
fera Ma N, l,,,. ,.,,..
-. Al ru.-E
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12
SATAN Is COMING !

IDR sALE-TnE BOOK 90 k>OwLED1t-
Il Coat ~. Nj lesius. isYls arflt al - On. lpas
.firIcafsa I~-s-n ss-sisa gr~si nnsnci n cfi-l q
ts~s srrat .H throushoat tie sntirs 20 49,
satan M chi~f AntlChfi-t tine - ~ tl IN ~
= l~rts ,onsrts.f 9Th ,stsn's blrtt, puuers snf
sfsanss .kumishsrs. sstan's ftmpe. Tee Con
mssfnsnts. satan's Ensgn and iescfiPi ioos'
uhsl sst.a ssy. f~gsriios hi ensisn % AL IA
lIuas etc. pee > go, sttmits
Asar.... AVsV IT nonE. 90. Psai, Milan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

Dr Aror. Pan. reach the vc,y fo1nlaiion ~
vital ~ 200. soid % An. tern.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12

Was ve stated al ~cek. that the
Ncrsay ifrrrfsfr misled people By
claiming % have "oikc.al returns. IN r.
gard 'o ilr c,fcala,ioa % papers pno.lsa-
"a .a Oziri Couuiy. Ne stated ~hai
as frlr. al wefc aware u The iuil
import of che uofls The ifrrrfiser
admits chs. By ihis wcek stating thsi iis
tabliatio1 ~ made from "shee,s ~
.r. =. r.. -r ohc.L returns The ifAl-
81 are oar. The ifrerfisrr's t.!k
ahoat an honrst statement o' circa.aiion
comes with very poof grace irom that
paper A irw m1nths ago % made q
".sofn statement" of iu average c.fca.
isf1a i,fa g.,sa ,ime. The DrSoCEAr
chen gave avay q fe~ thousAnd cop,es
each SEX Co illf wcrks. ADDED up The
toial crc4isi,an an averaged Be-. 90 sho~
h.s Deceptive such statements c1ad bc
made. ani thc lfIrtisr then immcti-
A,s.y changed ihc form ~ IT, csriitcaie
No doubtless the ifr.rfasrr has "s1me-
ttins that 10 calls circulauoa. O. the
rlmher ~ cop.es BE- claims 90 issge. We
-oall -o, aeca-c the pabhshsf q the
Iira. oi direct Puay IN such q
cause Bat al zoe Publishers in The
O.lafy k1os hos Gel. c.fcl.stioa H.
made up. 40 ile appafcat rivalry causes
t.rm lo uncasine,s ln fegAft % The
circulation. of zee nrvoCRAr 90 ~il
sga.l state b.. az vc have stated o i1f
co. pa two 10 three YEAR. a. arefsg'
~ over ffcca hundred copirs each
SEX It.s IT, an honest average D.
,a lse sc have uescf dauns this TINE
Ia .cl Or. Trat over tfccn hundrcd c'p
,r. '.fa ,iag.c ~eek Ihs "a tora
90 ..rcl.a,ioa al.o Ne Do noi kno-
-tst ths e.rc4..ti.a q 'h- Af,rr'is-r -
af~tt,faai.ag i's P,f.ii-ai statements.
all re ar Or sl tnN.o4s fo tad o1t. a. o.
sl.., as unlrftan1ri. sarsking meth
ois fo a.crfta.n shat car contemFofa-
r,. 49, i..1g .a ORfard Coaniy. TIE
uruo,EAr b. laag sood olsiaoss and
90 a.p-s ilr oibrf papefs az a. least
"nak.ns b.tt r1ds meet
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-12
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
HoN CHAs A DASFORru, yasiics.
J ID Puisifer. Rsporfer.
A. y Austln, Cisrk.

J ID Puisifer. Rsporter
A. : Aastis, Clsrk.
The frsi term Of May court, under
N g ns~ las. Vas called last Tuesday,
With judge DAnfor'h on the bench. Rev
y. r.. Cochrane ofhciated a. Chaplain
Shsfif Stacy wNs no, In attendance. and
d-puiy A. r. StsArns Of Paris ofhciAied
Tbers vs. quite a fall s,,endanoe Of
lawyers. bat fec spectators pat IN an
appearance. and the court foom looked
qa',e bare q, there were no jurors IN At
tendance
TIE question a. % whether OF not a
thri term u :. J. Court Was needed In
Oxford County wAs settled in The aihfm
alive. a. all be- clearly sho~n by the
sabioined record q Business done. The
tern lasted only three days, bat nearly
fny matters ~ere disposed Of. and The
ooau ~as kept busy every moment.
Toe cost % tais term was tuhins. and
the matters disposed Of we're Il such a
character that no Iary was required II
they had bcsn presenied aia jury term,
the expense would have been three times
a. great a. i now the case, a. Jufors and
The fall complement, Of Court officers
woad have been IA attendance under
pay.
The Nay term viii prove bsaea' 70
hiigan's. By bringing their cases o. an
carrier settlement. % ~.A prove an al
vantage o. attorneys by giung them
another term before the lAw court, and
q will prove O. be an economical move
| IL lLn r-u-lN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-05-13
NerImif 1tno @eminn.
Eap1teI /.
nSrr einem Sabre litt i'd
an bfIfbfen, Iteher ~

- an putplem Steber."
..Wteln Nr5t furirte mid. jebpd ipnrbe i'd,
tpteoer tranf, ipirte ihredli1e :6meraen i'm
Hudetl lno IN ben Seiten, unb ,purbe 10
lhiDad, baB
SD MIDI nidt beipesen tonnte!
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Son 22S Yfuno tam ib anf 1870! Sd
9lanbte meme 2eber auBer Sronuna, turtle
oarautbtn, 1eood obne grleihteruna al fpit-
rem. SD slanbte faum nod bret Mo1ate au
leben. pa ting i'd Sop 8itters au aebra,.
0en. Sles bratte mtr ben gppet,t auriif,
melne Satl1erae: nabmen ab, rnein ganses
Sglfel1 l1ter, nte nit Magie, nmaetpanhelt.
llro nad0em ih etnise Slaiden aebraudt
pate, taro tb mid nidt aaein aur friheren
9slnnoRett 5ariidsefebrt, ionberp aud an
6orpef lHfperer, oen1 supor. Sd idulbe
mem Nebet nir ALIEN ben Spp<8itters."
dublin, 6. Stunt 1881. 81. 5ibpatrif.
&apltel II.
Sd r IL. : az s gssiS !; stss; 1880: gs.ias Ssrrsn.
neuralgia, 8rauentranf6ett ~iatrsloua In ssr
l&redli&ften sDeilt. ''AS " :"
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Die err. Slsfass
8urirte mid ~beinate;"
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snns y befnss Id mid ~tsutis.a Iasss."
v..iM asans mar Sstnatt iraaris SATIRE Iaas ein
~Steren. etber.ane 8lafealtiben,
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runbetlbar ertlSrt". . co.
Stsbsn Slaf3ea Shrss 9ittsrs ttilte i'm spQedabia
sASt rettere SdGe psn S~erfrnen"
Sa metner Wa4bdriddft, bic tur6 ben @ebrauG
spn Sttttrt ebtnfaGs einem neuen 9ebtn pieberoeoe,
ben purten. -, III - o's'
5unssrt axtsr. stbrau&.x bic Sttt.,s mt, b,trske
unalanbltttn Grfslet!" Nrar s. q sfas
UNI trdnt ~ rereen-blttbe Gag unt gaGt i'm Nreiz
en-; tB .uStel etne bic nfttise Sepeauns; drbeite pieI
Ssne pc mac Der erforherliae Rutt; nimm aae 2aae
Seriatessns M.etitnen; stbraade ane anxpneirten
yatentsW ttcatne", unb tahn tpenn On Sernonb
traat, MT. 2n Define @efunbtsit ,uriferbalten maaa
mtre Ct DIR BE Intrcrt tn bret gDprten seben g..
brauhe Spp. Sttters. "
tB &etneSlaide edit pbne einen Straus
oon 9rlnem Sppfen, auf Dem tpeisen2 ettei.
Serr1etoet allen i6le6ten pber aiftiaen
Stotf NIT sop ooer r9ops" nit Namen.
1S-4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-05-13

ct. Saul unb ct. glpub Accommodation.
gSeftlid. SestIib
abf. 1879 Na6m-.... ct. ganI. .. gnt. Hess Storm
4Oo ..DftnneapoliS. 1920
w oI9 ..".Glear Sate.... 800
Aht. 600 ."..St. gIonb.... gbf. 7.4O
CLEAR &ater 3tuei9babn.
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T15 ....Glear Water... 7.f5
anf. $40 ..,St. Gloub....Mbf. 630
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4bt. 1l.5O ....St. Gtpub. .gnf. II So
Nllen Nanpel,
+ Ansgehoftnten SonntaG5 General=Yfanager.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-12-08
Goyernmen, Expen dl.urcs.

WASHINGTON, Dec. THE secre.
tary of the treasury today transmitted
to congress the estimates of appropria.
tions required for the fiscal year ending
June 49, 1887. The total amount esti,
mated as required for all expenses of
the government is $338, ,559, ,559, which
Is $l5, 5,677, 1853 more than the sum called
for in the estimates submitted last year
and 800, ,Sa6, ITO more than the aggregate
of appropriations for this fiscal year
The estimates tor 1877 are made up of
the following items; Legislative estab-
lishments $3,275,S2S executive estab-
lishments $l,849,31l, judicial estab>
lishments 81 8,96l military establish
ments $25, $50. .495, naval $50, 1885 357-
Indian affairs $8,051, pensions $780,,
400. public works $26, ,86O,0l6, posta-
service 81 ,443,9l4, miscellaneous S24,>
195,951. The estimates given
above, except for the iegis,
alive, judicial, foreign, and
miscellaneous are for larger sums than
these appropriated for use during the
present fiscal year. The appropria-
tions for pensions for the present year
amounted to 100000, ,887, for military
establishments $24, ,239, ,507. naval S91, :
f97, 729, for public works $500. .S29
postal service $2,115,8lO. The differ.
ences between the two estimates for the
executive establishment, Indian affairs
miscellaneous and permanent appro,
pristions made for the present year are
triflnQ.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-12-08

| have UNUSUAL FACILITIES for the
INVESTIGATION ofTI TIES and a THOROUGH
KNOWLEDGE of the PEOPLE. enabling me
to make INVESTMEN s of all kinds, such as
the purchase of RANCH, GRANT and CITY
TALIsT5 to bettor ADVANTAGE than they
can for THEM
There Is grand future before NEW MEX
ICO. Busi ess is beginning to look up rap
idly. Now is the time TO make investmeat ia be-
fore prices advance too high
There has been marked improvement in
REAL ESTATE during the past 60 days, and
there Is no doubt the comlns spring will wit
ness sharp advance in REAL ESTATE when
those who made investments in p.operty will
reap rich reward
The incoming tide of business improvement
Is beslnning to be felt amt will cause a genu-
inc Doom ehe coming year. Now Is the time
to invest "A mint to the wise Is sufficient -
SAVE FOR SALE one of the best paving
well estab ished manu- featuring enterprises In
the Territory. an be bought to an advantage.
lHAVn FOR SALE one oil the best business
co ners N tue city, renting for 20 per cent on
The investment
dence property IN an excellent neighborhood,
hat Is paying 10 per cent on the investment.
have q business opening fot $500 to $40 :
000 that ID absolutely safe, and will pay from
20 to % Der cent N the investment.
TO RANCH AND CATTLE INVESTORS,
/ have fine stocked ranch for sale that will pay
| large interest on tha investment. Come and
| see my list of grant, ra1ch and cattle invest
ments fore purchasing elsewhere.
HAV the largest iine of rents, improved
and unimproyed properly for sale to oe found
| in the city.
Foo BAR IAINs of all kinds in REAL Es-
| TATE call on rZGERRELL, you will find
him i've to business interests and courteous
| TO all. Before Investing, call and see him.
tltzgerreil's Guide 10 New Mexico, free tC
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-12-08
A Kentucky Picnic.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. IA Courier
Journal special says: Joe Early was
hanged tins afternoon at Williamsburg,
KY, in the presence of 900 people. He
was resigned to his fate, and he said he
believed the Lord would forgive him
for killing Leander Lawson. He as
cended the scaffold without tremor
Some of the crowd were very drunk and
laughed and joked, and great many
of them tried to climb the scaffold. The
guards pushed them back, and then
threats to tear it down were made. 4
row was started and two shots were
fired. The second shot fired the ball
struck Alice Sharp, colored, In the
head, making bad scalp wound. The
women screamed and for time there
was great excitement, but very soon
perfect order was restored. Early was
asked If he had anything to say. He
replied, mo; | am ready when you
are." The trap sprung and Early was
dead IN twenty minutes from sLrangula-
tion. The crime for which Early was
hung was committed some months
ago, when he entered a school taught
by Leander Lawson and created dis
turbanoe. Early was drunk and was
put out. He returned and shot and
killed Lawson.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-12-08
Parneli Expected,

LINCOLN, Neb., Dec. 7.-Patrick
Egan, president of the Irish National
League of America, was interviewed
today regarding the report that Parnell
will not attend the Chicago convention,
and the statement that bitter dissen-
sions exist In some Irish associations
which will lead to unpleasantness in
the convention, saId the statement that
Parnell would not attend Is mere con.
lecture; he has promised to come and
| know is anxious to come, and be-
lieve he will come. In any case at
least three of the hest men of the party
will certainly be sent over. The state
ment that the lord mayor elect of dub.
lir, 7. ID. Sullivan, Mr.. Healy or T, p.
OConnor could not come, as each had
been elected for two constituencies. is
absurd. The new parliament will meet
about the second Thursday of Febru.
ary, and whoever comes over will have
ample time to get back by that time.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-12-08
Sending Troops West.

DENVER, Dec. 7.-Anticipatlng con-
fict between Mormous and Gentlles of
Salt Lake, Gen. Howard, ofFort Omaha,
has been ordered to concentrate troops
and be ready for marching orders at
auy moment. Batteries B and G.
United States artillery, passed through
Cheyenne for Salt Lake last night, and
two companies are expected to pass
tn re today,
SALT LAKE. Dec. I Battery D.,
Fifth artillery, arrived here today at
II a. m. FIVE companies from Fort
Douglas waited for them at the depot
and escorted them to the camp. This
afternoon a binding snow storm pre-
vailed all day, but the military displays
attracted great crowds, which stood
sullenly by without sign. AS the
band reached the corner of Temple
block it struck up Q lively air which
it continued till 1t passed that and the
tthing blocks. Gen. McCook was q,
the head of the column. The battery
made a-grand and pleasant sight. The
battery comprises four guns and seventy
men, under Major Rawles. The city Is
absolutely tranquil,
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-12-08
Carolina Customs.

RALEIGH. N. c., Dec. To-day at
Gatesville three negroes, John Swans
ner, Isaiah Richardson and Edward
Saunders, were hanged for the crime
OF burglary committed last September
at Q county store. They robbed the
store OF considerable money and goods
and beng heavily armed, oyerawed
The clerk.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-12-08
Grain In Sight.

CHICAGO, Dec. THE following fig
ures, taken from the official statement
of the board of trade, to be posted up
tomorrow. show in bushels the amount
of grain in sight in the United States
and Canada on Saturday, December 5,
and amount of increase or decrease
as compared with the proceeding week
Wheat 66 788, ,440; increase, IL, ,434, ,47O.
Corn 4O67238, increase ALSO, ,O6O. Oats
2,356, ,012 increase 1874. The proportion
Of this in store in Chicago on the day
mentioned was: Wheat Il, ,O78. 900, corn
514649, oats 90 63O
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-12-08

A SPECIALITY MADE ININvESTING AND
LOANING MONEY FOR EASTERN CAP1-
TALTSlS, OF WHOM l HAVE A LARGE
LINE OF CORRESPONDENTS.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-12-08
ESTABLISHED IN issl.l
A.A.&J.H.W WISE.
s5,ooo.oo
20 LOAN ON
REAL ESTATE.

HAVE
Improved and Unimprovcd Property Of every
description In every portion of the city of
Las Vegas.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-12-08
SPECIAL NoTICEi

Strangers visitors and others will find our
ONCE the most convenient end comfortable of
ell others in which to transact their business.
We are located on the corner of Sixth ana
Douglas avenue, where the street car passes
every few minutes, making ii convenient
transit to any other portion of the city.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-12-08
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. THE chamber
presented pleasant scene, bright red
carpet lending an air of cheeriness and
warmth to the hall, which had been
thoroughly renovated since last spring,
while number of desks, including that
OF the speaker, were decorated with
flowers, Here ana there groups of
members stood, chatting and laughing.
political aaimoslties being set aside for
the time being, while new members
took advantage of the occasion to ex !.
tend their acquaintance among their
older and more experienced colleagues.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-12-08
Pendleton Dissatisfied.

NEW YORK, Dec. IA Cincinnati
special says: A letter from the wife of
Mr.. Pendleton to lady In this city in
Inmates that both she and her husband
are much dissatisfied with Berlin, and
his resignation might shortly be ex-
pected. This fact Is we'll known to
Pend.eton's friends here but has never
become public.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-12-08

DETROIT, Dec. 1.-THE storm of the
past two days has been almost unparal-
leled IN severity, Fears are entertained
tor the safety Of every vessel known 10
have been out In the gale.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-12-08
Vance Nominated.

RICHMOND. Va, Dec. TN the DEM
ocratic caucus tonight Hon. John w
Vance was nominated tor United
States senator.
Las Vegas daily gazette., 1885-12-08
DAILY BULLETIN:

DAILY BULLETIN:
LAS VEGAS, NOV. "a.
Late Arrivals
One Car Of Stoneware including Jars, Crooks Milk Pans
Churns Flower Pots ETC.. Great Variety Chear also
great assortment of of Fasks Lamp Chmneys, Etc.
Cheap, wholesale only.
One Car Wrappng paper, Straw, Manla etc. Cigarette
paper, Paper Bags. Great assortment .
New Lot California Overals New lot of Angelica Wines,
One Car Gold Dust Flour Salt Lake Peaches Imported Raj
sins. Salt Lake Potatoes. Divide Potatoes.
Received To5av:
New lot Full America Jumbo Pineapple other
La Cereza
Rain Horseshoe White Load Butter Rope Grain Sacks
of Wagons Buckboard, Spring Wagon etc.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-12-10
The Presidency of the Senate.

WASHINGTON, D. c., December g.
The absence of 50 many congressman,
who have gone to Indianapolis to attend
Mr.. Hendricks funeral, causes a lulu in
the discussion about the selection of a
President of the Senate. The Demo
cratic Senators will meet in caucus on
Saturday night, when it is supposed
they will decide to nominate Sen
ator Harris, of Tennessee, for Presi-
dent pro TEN. The Republican
Senators are to meet Friday evening, but
who will be their choice is as mach a
matter of doubt as ever, although the i'm
preston seems to be growing that the
outcome will be the selection of Senator
Edmunds for President pro TEN.
Senator Cockrcll, of Missouri, expresses
the opinion that Senator Logan could be
chosen the President of the Senate be-
fore he was sworn in and the Ferry
precedent in 1877, is taken for the
ground that he could be sworn in before
an election and then chosen. 1t is
said that the following Senators
have already signifed their intention of
voting for Logan: Allison and Wilson,
of Iowa; Cullom, of Illinois,; Sawyer, of
Wisconsin,; COnger, of Michigan; Plumb,
of Kansas, and Van Wyck, of Nebraska.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-12-10
A Valuable Historical Document.

Among the historical letters and
autographs now exhibited in the Kings
Library at the British Museum there is
a letter of Edward vi. to the Bishops
in confirmation of the use of the Book
of Common Prayer, certain evil-dis-
posed persons "syns the apprehension
of the Duke of Somerset having
''noysed and bruted abrode that they
shoulde have agayne their oldc Laten
service, their conioured bread, and
water, with such like wayne and super
sticious ceremonies, as though the set
ting forth of the said hOoke had been
the onelye acte of the aforenamed
Duke The letter, which is dated 25th
December, 1919, gives command to the
Bishops to collect all books Of service
the keeping whereof "should be lette
to the using of the said Booke of Com
mon Prayers, and to ''deface and
abolish them. Further, they are to
punish all forward and obstinate per-
sons who edo. refuse to pave tow.ardes
the FINDING of bread and wyne for the
holye Communion according to the
ordre prescribed in the said booke."
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-12-10
Fourth Class Postmasters.

WASHINGTON, December 5.-The Post
master General has appointed the following
fourth class postmasters to Western points:
In Missouri-At Warren's Store, L. H.
Delashmet; at Lookout, ]. P. Fullerton; at
Gordon City, George A. Cummings
In Nebraska-At Pine Camp James
Clear; at Bower. r G. Graham.
In Kansas-At Haysyille, l. N. Dods-
man; at Crestline, William L. Hamlet; at
ALAMEDA, William NJ Patterson; at Rice.
Hugh Russell; at Skiddy, Carson A. Still
well; at Miltonvale, H. P. Flora; at Matt
field Green, Benjamin F. Sargent; at Ken
dali, George b RogerA