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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-05-21
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS,

SERIOUS forest fires were reported in
Michigan on the 18th.
VIM. H VANDERBILT has gone to Eu-
rope for his health.
F. j. FARGUs Hugh Conway, the
author of "Called Back" died at Monaco
on the 16>h.
ANDREW j. DAM, proprietor Of several
hotels in New York, died on the 18th.
A RICHLY -rEwELLED sword of honor
has been presented to General Komarof
py the Car of Russia
A WRIT of habeas corpus has been grant
ed in the case of Juror Munsell in New
York.
THB rival false prophets in the Soudan
are massing their forces for great battle
at Khartoum.
PosrMASTER-GEN Villas is filling
the small Post offices at the rate of 100
day.
GLADsTONE'S promised important pa
pers on Afghan affairs have been laid be-
fore Parliament. They contain nothing
new.
IT is feared that First Assistant Post
master General Hay will be compelled by
ill-health to resign.
MINISTER FOSTER is about to reopen ne
gotations at Madrid for commercial
treaty between the United States and
Spain.
FRENCH radicals are demanding the i'm
peachment of President Ferry and his
Cabinet.
ISAAC BRADBECK. q Texan. was fieeced
out of $3.50 on the pier at Jersey City on
tho 18th by confidence men.
COMMODORE JONATHAN YOUNG, U. S. N,
died on the 18th at New London, CoaE.
A HOME for aged Germans WAS dsdi-
Gated in Baltimore, Nd, on tho 18th.
SPANISH interests in the Gulf OF Guinea
are threat>ned by the French.
GENERAL LEW WALLACE was offered "a
high position in the Turkish service,' but
declined it.
PETER KSALBAUcK killed Julia Kramer
at Locust Gap, Pa, on the 17tu. she had
refused to marry him.
A MEDICAL commission is to be sent to
Spain by England to test incubation as a
cholera preventive.
AFTER the usual Sunday consultation,
General Grants physicians reported his
condition not improved.
GENERAL WoLSELEY announces in a
farewell address the withdrawal Of the
British troops from the Soudan.
AN emigrant family named Scott were
caught in Nebraska water-spout on the
18th and two children were drowned.
TIE sixty-frst anniversary of the
American Sundays school Union was app
propria tely observed at Newark, N. j.,
on the 18th.
IRISH Nationalists are litter in their de-
nunciation of the British Government for
the renewal Of the crimes act
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-05-21
The Crfm.s Act.

LONDON, May 15.-The evidences Of
wide differences At opinion among the
members OF the Cxbinet in regard to the
crimes act are becoming more apparent.
Mr.. Gladstone, Sir Charles Dixie and Mr..
Chamberlain favor q total repeal of the
measure, while Sir Vernon Harcourt.
Lord Harrington and Lord Derby wish it
retained in its entirety. Earl Spencer, it
Is said, threatened to resign unless the
act Should be renewed, and the COM
promise effected at the meeting of tho
Cabinet Wednesday evening by striking
out the most stringent clauses of the
measure, is looked upon as Of doubtful
permanency.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-05-21
Opposed to tn. New Frontier Line.

ST.. PsTsRsBURG, May ia dispatch
has been received at the War Office from
General Komaron, in which he states
tnst the Sariks are bitterly opposed to.
the new frontier line now under discus
sion oy tne Russian and English Govern
n me emu he states that thesreason given
~ tne Sariks for their opposition to the
new frontier is because it gives the best
OF the disputed lands to the Afghans.
Immediately on receipt of this dispatch q
council was held, and it was decided to
support the claims of the Sariks. Further
negotiations with England over this new
mitch in the frontier arrangement are
now in order.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-05-21

THE New York Legislature adjourned
on the 18th, but was Immediately recon-
yened in extra session.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-05-21

A CALL has been made for a grand mill
tia encampment and reunion at Fair
mount Park, Philadelphia, from June 18th
to July Goth.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-05-21

CAPTAIN Couch is endeavoring to re-
organize his Oklahoma boom at Caldwell,
Kas.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-05-21

MEDALS will be given by the Australian
Government to its contingent to commem-
crate their services in the Soudan.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-05-21

A LATE dispatch from Winnipeg an
noun ces the capture of Riel, leader of the
Northwest rebellion, and his delivery to
General Middleton's headquarters.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-05-21

GENERAL KoMARoFF has made another
statement, reiterating and emphasizing
his previous assertions concerning the
Penjdeh affair.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-05-21

WHEN the British troops withdraw from
the Soudan, 1900 Egyptian soldiers will
take their places.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-05-21

IT Is semi-officially announced at Paris
that Bismarck offered to arbitrate for the
settlement of the dispute between Russia
and England.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-05-21

ACCORDING to Prof G. V. Riley two
great broods of locusts--the seventeen
year and the thirteen-year-are about to
sweep down upon the country.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-05-21

THE remains of Major Lyford, Ordnance
corps, q. s. A., were cremated at Lancas-
ter. Pa Ex-Secretary Lincoln attended
tho ceramOnieS.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-05-21

ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE TREAS
uRY COOK is confined to his bed with an
attack of rheumatism.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-05-21

THE Russian press, in a somewhat
boastful tone, says Russia's resolute atti-
tude forced England to acknowledge her
mistakes and hasten to rectify them.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-05-21

LATEST dispatches from the North west
Indicate that General Middleton has won a
decisive victory over the rebels, driving
them from Batouche.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-05-21

THE issue of standard silver dollars
from the mints during the week ended
May 9th was $264, 900. The issue during
the corresponding week Of last year was
$345, 99Z
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-05-21

SIR EVELYN Barring, British Consul
General at Cairo, is not in accord with the
Government on the withdrawal of troops
from the Soudan, and will probably be re-
called.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-05-21

A DELEGATION of Mormons visited the
White House on the 18th, and were as
sured by the President that the Edmunds
law would be strictly and impartially en-
forced.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-05-21

sixty plate printers and their assistants
and eight engravers of the Bureau of En-
craving and Printing have been fur
Laughed on account of insufficient appro-
Driations.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-05-21

The committee appointed to count the
cash in the treasury and the finished notes
in the Bureau of Engraving and Printing
completed the work on the 18th. The fin
ished and unfinished notes correspond
with the treasury books.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-05-21

PRIVATE advices received at Washing
ton indicate that Red Cloud 3 support is
leaving him, and he will soon take his
place among the minority as q relic of
borbariSm.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-05-21

LIEUTENANT ARNOLD, Of the Washing
ton city police, called at the Interior De-
partment on the 18th with a warrant for
the arrest of Commissioner Sparks, charg-
ing assault and battery on Colonel De'Ab-
ma on the 9th inst.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-05-21

THE Egyptian Governments considers it
absolutely necessary to hold the Province
of Dongola- The public tat Cairo are in
dignant over the declared intention of En-
gland to withdraw from the Soudan.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-05-21

SLAT1N BEY, who, it has been generally
believed, was killed with Gordon in Khar-
toum, is, according to statements con-
tanned in letters received by some of his
relations in Vienna, still alive and at
present prisoner in Ell Mahdps camp.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-05-21

THE superintendents of the United States
mints at San Francisco, New Orleans and
Philadelphia have been auth orized to pur-
chase mutilated and uncurrent United
States silver coin of standard fineness at
the rate of ninety EIGHT cents per ounce,
troy weight, when presented in sums of S.
and upward.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-05-21

IGEoRGEV. N. ,LorHRoP, the new Minis
ter to Russia, arrived in Washington on
the 18th, and called ON Secretary Bayard
at the State Department, and afterward,
accompanied by Mr.. Bayard, went to the
White House and called upon the Presi-
dent. Mr.. Lothrop will sail for st. Peters,
burg about June 18th
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-05-21

AFTER receiving the votes of all the
Democrats in the Illinois Legislature on
the 14th, Colonel VIM. R Morrison with
drew from the contest for the United
States Senatorship The Dem ocrats then
concentrated on Judge Lambert Tree, of
Chicago. At caucus the Democrats Sc
iected eleven names, for whom it was
resolved to cast the full vote, giving each
man thr ee trials
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1885-05-21

CONSIDERABLE reduction Is shown in
the number Of hogs handled for the week
ended the 18th by Western packers, COM
pared with the preceding week, and also
in comparison with the corresponding
time last year. Returns Indicate a
total of 140. 900 packed during the
week, against 10000 the preceding
week, and $4,000 for corresponding time
last wear. This makes total of /, los, 900
hogs since March LIST, compared with 955,
600 wear ago, an increase of 200, 900, dis
tribuied as follows: Chicago, go, 900;
Kansas City, $4,000; st. Louis, $4,000;
Cincinnati, $500; Indianapolis, $1,000;
milwaukee, g., 100; Cedar Rapids, $3.50;
Cleveland. a. S0.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27

with me, and when one u cur citizens has
bsea named for . position. have heart
ily supported him. One o. the NOS,
satisfactory results Of this course has
been the elevation q Hon. Each fcs-
Ter 10 the Saprems Beach o. Maine.
The OxToKn DENocRAr named Judge
Poster for this place. when no other pa
psr supported him. Il pressed his claims.
I'm, With satisfaction. Il sAw other jour
nal. take up his cause. and the cause Of
Oxford County. and secure bis promo
ton. Judge Poster has been an honor
TO Oxford County and all our people
nust feel proud that - distinguished a
iurist claims residence here. have
no doubt that The nex, Member Of Con
sr,.s ior The Secoad District ~ul be an
O1fcrd Coaaiy man. and though shall
no, b. able 70 take par, IN the contest.
I shall look With interest 10 sss how ably
the GA DENcCRAr vii suPPof, the
claims of this section. know q vii
b. vel done, Coz Mr. Forbes vii call TO
bis all The literary and political talent q
Oxford County in al matters Of special
interest.
Ny las, words mus, Be an appeal to
the people Of Oxford County TO continue
their suppor, 10 the ONroED DrNocEAr
For Over fhy years Il has represented
your interests. and ben N your homes
10 40, lei the paper run dosn. and u
oil q. vel serve you Coz hf,y years 10
cone Subscribe for h. write fof q,
give /, yoar sod ~orl. and yoar work
ID %, fua after ne~ ani uniflcd eN-
p-umsn', in journalism. ba, j., the o.
ronp DrvocE,r have your undivided IN.
t~r~.t. Gao. N. WATNINs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27
AnruEE FoErr
THE PORTLAND COLLECTOR

Gen ;. Anieroa sAs appointed
collector - The Port a. Portland. last
seek. wee Col p. y. Dos. removed.
Col n1s dos no, cry baby. nor a. 10
retain be- pos.,ion under an sdminis'ra-
iion wfh ~tich hc i DOT IN hearty &C.
cord bu, his removal b. gross VIOLATION
Of Pfesideni Cle,siAnds cisl service
pfoics,i1ts Ga assuming the position
Of Collector. COL Dos resigned b. Po-
..iion q. q nembsf % che Maine state
Repu.lcan Committee. and retired from
active political work. f0f ~hich be bad a
taste. and IN ~h,eh be bad been rsmaisa-
bis successful In bis .sttsf q resignation.
Be stated tat be desired % coafofm %
The spirit q the Civil Service AZ, and
being a government employe he could
no, coascieniioasly engage in political
woik. We kno~ that be has conducted
the bushes. % hs once 10 thi. sane
spirit Employees wbo did 10, actually
come ~ita.a TIE Provision Of the lA~.
have been obliged % comply With 10
provisions. snd every department Of The
Custom House hss been conducted under
the rules q the Civil Service Act. Col
Dow eanno, then have been removed a.
a offensive partisan" Has he neg-
l-c,ed hrs duty OF been oshef~ise aa-
faithful, Ne. This j. testified 20 BY
The business men q Portland, Who
unanimously commend his work, aud
spssk In The highest terms Of hls admin
.s,ra,ion. The Collector has beea re-
moved 10 make place tof = Democrat.
and for that reason alone No practical
Republican objects TO this, ior Il Is &C
oorliag 70 custom and usage. bat ~hAi
we object 10 Is The hypocrisy exhibited
By President Cleveland aud the national
Adninisifa,ion. ia protesting 70 hold 70
the views q Civil Service Re'ormefs. and
then acting Ike simple. practical Pol',i-
clans. Away With Hypocrisy and ls' Us
have Democrats administrator.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27
To THE PATRONS OF THE
DEMOCRAT.

II j. hardly necessary 70 say, What all
The PATROLS Of the DrNocaAr vii heart
lis ooncar 10. that ia the departure Of
NJ. Watkins. the DrNoCEAr loses an
abe editor and Oxford C0sn,y an enter
pris.ng and psblic spirited eiiiEsn. In
The yesrs dafing which be has conducted
he ONroEp DrNocKAr. he hAs lsborrd
Coz The interests q the oounly and be
leaves us nov. With the bes, wishes o.
the many ir.ends be has made
Dgung he eleven YEAR, q NJ. Wat
k.n.', rroPris,or,hiP o. The DrSoCRAr,
n, oa'y has the paper besa eoadae'ed
~ih ability ani snicrpfise. but many
substantial Improvements have been
made IN g. u las been erlsfged' and
improved Geographically IL subscribers
have constantly received more and more
o. ihsr uonsy i,s fofcs o. local CORES
poodeu,. has been steadily increased and
H. usefulness and value 81 = local paper
steadily augmented Il may safely chAl-
lrnsc FAR ccmpAf,son 9TH sny other
iocai paper In The STATE.
To hep the DrNocEAr up % ien hish
standard. ~hich nus, hc the aim q IT,
prs.snt editor. j. ro light undertaking /;
AL ! cater uPoa my tsii's Nth tau
.sas, % ths responsibility q ths siaA'io'.
srd % ny rs,d q I'll ihs AID that ne
pafrlrs q che nfvocatr can giec. IL
!, ferhaps unns SAY to say mote ihan
that tbs al j. requested and expected
The ptvoCuArwili continuet 10 advocate
tte prnc,Ple. % ihe RsPsbl.eaa party,
~h,cl Be- assisted ia forming. -itc party
~tich ha. such g.orious record, and
wt.ch o. day r,ptssents che ocsi tlcmenis
IN the population % che counify.
l,w.l BE- ny endea,oi 20 make ihs
Drvo,EAr a. b. j. a. present. i've TO-
"a. paper IN Oftsf o. accomplish ihis,
ihe al ard co-opsfa'ioa ~ o'hefs are
specially nscsssafy. With al sections
o. ths coaniy represented by PrymPi and
hihial ooficspoldeai.. its local depart
men, may be- kspi up % che Standard
vh.ch o. has attained
With chs iairodaeiofy. bespcak your
coc,iauei pairoasge. ard promise % use
nv 49, endeavofs tosari MAINTAINING
,he oll ONroED Dr~ocHAr Ia iis present
high po'i'ion
AuumE 2 FoErrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27
me MUSICAL CONVENTION.

The Oxford County Musical AssOcia-
ton held IT, 10Th annual SESSION ~ NOT
way. Tuesday 10 Friday q Jas, week
nth Hermann ko,zschmar a. conductor.
There were nearly = hundred ia the
chorus. coming from various sections Of
thi. State aud New Hampshire.
Two concerts were gwen. The hrsi,
on Thursday evening, wAs miseellane-
Gus eoncer,, in which the following art
isis appeared
The Gsrmsnla Orchestra Of Boston, Is
pieces. Carl EichiOr, leader; Mss Louise
y Gage. Of Boston, soprano Mrs. J. X
Ellison. Of Boston. contrslto; J. b. COyle,
o. Portland. bAssO; W. II. StOokoridge, OF
Portland. tenor.
Friday evening The great oraiorio,
Haydn's Creation, Vas presented All
the above named artists appeared. and
in addition Mr.. Riekers,on Of Boston,
Who took the tenor solos.
That the Convention Vas . success
from = musical point Of view, must be
evident from the names presented above.
The GermaniA Orchestra Is somewhat
known and universally admired IN this
section. Hermann KO,zsehmar Is al
old and popular eondaetor With such
soloisis As those ~Ao assisted. and .
chorus Of nearly one hundred voices. the
vocal music could no, bat be pleasing.
We have no, learned whether the con-
vsntion was a financial success.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27
NAIFDlCTORN

Tuesday. October 20. 1874. rs
announced a. editor and proprietor u
the ONFoHD DENocRAr. Today. s.tven
years later. I announce my successor. /
have sold The OxToED DENoCEAr % Nj.
Arthur r. FORBES. . man Who learned
ks trade 10 ,h. ohce. And 40 since
taking college course has returned o
guide the fortunes q the paper. he =
q man q sisf.ing in;ssriiy, and u the
best personal habits. Tie j. squad
Republican. coming from Republican
stock. snd oil see that the interests q
that party IN Oxford C0an'y are no,
neglected BY this j1urnAL | trust that
al friends q ihe party an1 q The paper
vii see % !, that be has al Necessary
assistance ani support IN tbs uaderiak-
ing. No one man can make the paper
success Tie mas hlrs the hearty CO.
operation q al who favor The cause
which The Journal particularly rePresen,s
-and this = especially true IN the case
q local political Journal The RePab-
leans q Oxford County shouli feel that
Il = their paper. and take q pride In
keeping Il The chief and leading pspsf
q this section. AL should sabscfibe Tor
the paper. snd isrn such work a. they
can oonirol into iis oace. One good.
vel supported Journal i better for any
County than half q tcfsn weakhngs.
~hieh can have little o. no inasence IN
shaping events.
For fheen years have worked ~iih
the OxToED DENocRkT. aud ! feel proud
Of the progress marked 10 those yeafs.
The DExockAr has besa enlarged snd
iis typographical appearance . greatly
improved. The ofhce has bcen sup
Piled With modern machinery and type.
Il can nov turn cut the book o. a.
nice . commercial JOB a. called for.
Samples in the ofhoe wil show this 10
De true. Mr.. Forbes has personally done
some q the finest work which the ofics
has turned out. and ! know that both
paper and oHics vii BE- ksP, a. their
hish standard under bis administration.
In changing my business add location.
cannot fail 70 regret the severing q
many plsAsan, relations IN Oxford Coon.
". The people have been Kind and
helpful. have been vel sustained BY
their good words and patronage. and
have formed many valued friendships.
have nothing but the kindes, -Ords 10
ay Of al. and While | shall no longer
nee, you ss the Publishsr Of yoar local
paper. trust that the frisndshiPs formed
nav Be maintained for time TO come.
shall sl-sys taks . deep interest IN
the welfare Of Oxford County. As pub
Usher Of . COsnty paper have aimed to
reprrssa, the whole COaniy and interest
myself in whatever promoted i'' sd'snes-
neat. In any section.
The political Interests q tbs CosA,y
have al.sys been . Subject q study
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27
SO. PARIS, ME-.

70 ~ Hr-orubis CgsHfV ro@aflfieserf o. "a
C.-safy n Or01rf state n hits<.
Hanbls shsss ne aniessixnssi, ne s'lee men
~ ths tlsa Of Porter In ths Cauaiy Of Okiofi
fhu ths true bounisriss Of ne n fhwsys Ia kffn
TsIi. Village, 10 sail Porter. are duebful uncef
isla Or io.i. via, Tue hshEsT A. coated ~ ne
COartv C0mmlsslins commanding 81 M town
llne Dstssen the towns % Porter ard Hiram
thence b. the dsslllns honse Of samuel kiii n o.
q point near ne iweiiing house 81 banel hfo1ss,
thence ~ the dssliins house ~ y. " Heilon u
q point IN tbe f1af near J. n Msrrhelis dNe I
ina hose. md. Also NE h'ThsAY a. locaisi ~
the Ccuav Cpmmissioaersi commencing ~ Ne
center u the orsat Ossipee River near rbsfe ne
froat a The dwsulnghruse OF J. N. Ms'fidelf.
ttsucs up saf River 9atl " lntersscts sfh TIE ola
road leading % Portsf village. "a. Aiso ~ mach
"a the bishsay a. iocset b. ne Joiut b1sri Of
,ouny ,cmmissi1nefs 81 h.,fa ani loft a.
tie, tina, lies IN The town ~ Porter eomuencinE
a. The center 81 sad orest Os.lpee River. Themes
by the dWeiilas baase Of v ". kedlna. o. point
near he dwelling house ~ Daniel hrooks an
ALSO ths hishsaV 80 ocat'd b. the County Con.
missiouers. commencing .tsad iii,am aot Porter
Gel Ridion, % . poiat n lrost = The aseilisx
hue Of Daniel nrOoss. Wherefore voar peti
toners rray your llonors that yoa iacsts ani o.
ane 'hs limits .nd boosdAfiss o. ssld hshssys
scsor,iiaE % Rsslsd -tatatss. Chap. u, So n
All he andsrs gusd fathsr respectfully repre-
tsnt mat Coua read Il ssst'd besianing Al
poiai 10 TIE COunty rosd 10 font of h dssliinx
hosse o. Dsnisl Hr0aks sf0resshi, tbence By the
d.ellins house ~ n b. Boston, q the forks u
Ihs rosi q fropl Of .chooIhouss 10 D.si. No 4. Ia
ssii rorter. We shersfore request you % iecsis
saii rad. Or sueh part lhsrsof az 10 foar llfs
meet the pghic ernvenience and neeesslJ rsg life,
a. IN datS bound vii ever PRAY.
Porter, Ocf. lith A. u. l--a
MOSS =. nOrLToS, sslecimsn
SAMUEL srsSIsY. ! Porter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-10-27
STATE on MAINE,

OXFORD. .,-Board Of Coahty Comm ssl0ners
selasmse, session, isss hsld b. attainment
net 18Th. lsss.
Upon the foregoing petition. astory evidence
having been received thai the petitioners are re-
sponsble and thai inquiry nto the merits Of their
application IL expedsnt.
Ills Ordered that the County Commissioners
meet al the once q ". hssilon. tsq In ksEu
Pals yiil.ss. on ths 1sd dsy Of Dee ssxt a. tsa
o'slock A. n snt thencs procesd 70 vies the
route merthsnsd IN sd pstluon imm~dis,sly
alter which 80 hearing u the parties and her
Witnesses viii BE- had 81 some convenient plses In the
sianlfy ntsuch other measure. taken 10 the premi
ses a. The eOmmissiossfs shall ladge proper. And
u i further ordered that notice q the time place
ant purpose OF the commissl 0ners' meeting af0re-
said, BE- gwen 10 all persons and corporations In.
tsrestsd BY causing sttessd copies Of said petition
and OF this order thereon - be ssrsef up0a the
Clerk Of the tova Of Porter and also postd
NJ In thrcs puolic places IN sad town, and
pubtished thres vssks -ecesssisey IN the Oxford
Democrat, q newspaper printed IL Paris, In the
Cosnty fOxford the hrst o. said pa bicafi0ns and
each Of the othsr notices N b. made, ssfysd and
po~tsd, 81 least thirty days before said time Of
meeting. TO the end that all persons and corpo.
rstions may Then and there appear and shss
easse, u any thsy have, Why the prayer Of said
pstitionsfs shoeld not BE- franfsd.
Auests ALBERT =. AUSTIN, Ciert
A true eopy Of said Pesitioa and order Of court
thsreos.
Attest. ALBEIT 4. AUSTIN. Cl<rt.