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Men, straw hats. summer under
wear, and ueckwear, all reduced dur
ing our fourteen day special sale.
SANGER lItO. s..
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On draught at Williamson X Co.'S
Birch beer. ginger ale, Deep Rock
water. Saratoga High Rock water and
Nichy water.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-31

If you want to buy sccr,uckcr,
uohair cor linen suit at rock bottom
prices, 90 to sanger Bro 5.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-31

II will Ice To- your interest to get
your drugs and medicine, from
Bchrcn,.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-31

THrEE are more political chill- und
fever in that Burnct granite scheme,
than YOU can shake II stick at They
will work ont nest summer
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-31

in ulldiug state institution. r. Il. \
best in the world.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-31

PEOPLE mNiuu is speculate u- to
the Waco po-tolioc When and who:
are the inquiries.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-31

IHE Weekly ENAMiNIH 10 day J., a
superb number send it TO some
friend east II saves "a letter.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-31
Important NotiCc

The EKAMl.EK viii not I've held responsible
to- ANY bill. CONTACTED hj employees of this
oh.ue, except ouH written order signed by the
business manager
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-31

no unwarrantcd liberty with the
naucs of it, friends.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-31

Pixies Iouthachc prop- cure ia one
minute. German Corn EruoNri hilie
curu- and huulou-.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-31

DEGKEss still hold- the fort ut Aus
tin. lie seem, fixture.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-31

1lM Free Tongue seem, to have au
all fired big light with swain. on al
I'M. tImn.
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WACO, TEXAS, JCli 81 lss5
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-31

WANTED, un issue. shrek the poll
tician There Is the libel law, replies
the News.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-31

TUE Mexican editors don't like ST.
Louis. and the future great j, al
broken up unrni II ALL
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-31

Now is the time 80 buy boy, cloth
ing ut sanger Bru.,.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-31

No communications written On both sides
Of the paper will receive attention A. this
Office.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-07-31

"LEl Us have peace" it, bath peace
now Rest his soul
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How dreadful it might mike l;o,-
feel To- be called "Wuh hos,.
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THE wheat wagon roll in.
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s1IlL Jimmy Ncwcomb hold, on.
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HATS.

cur - ~tctson Hat NOW SD
3 40
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Advertising rates furnished on application.
Eastern office. 3. Irihuuc building Sew YORK.
=. e.. bkD XVIII Nruatrr
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Nose. Away ucn,na Now, ANYWAY.

ELlsrERlNGLY hot.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
CLEVELAND raUs FAR.
nov A DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMAN LOOKS
ar MN


A D.mocratlc COagr-.sm,n expressed
hi. mind freely - frbuHs reporter, q
rev days ago. Of the course % Pres.
Cicyelsni. - follows
"wvl. III o. Dlsnkei II 10 dOcsnt seen
- thJagh the AiministrstiOa 1. DOaai %
make acull-cty.'. an.ymm tficai. bl,nsei
100. of it.elf. Here We Demo rat. have
p'-vn npsling fOr twcnty y-u. soDat the
cDrrupi ani -xtravaz,nt m-thDis % toe
ptriv la pDs~r sni me Ia N lucy aud
Dishonesty of the men 10 as xrpl "a ufilcc.
oar var erie. s-r- 4 cnsag 'OJ'a
.l- D,ps.f 'rarn the rascal. Dut, Bat
snst d.. me D-mDcfatlc rsfbrn 4 i'nia-
i-tr,tiOl dr. Why. N fsua-t N e.
.,y thry ar ~arpnsri ~ hlihis n lent
re tn- me d. nv .yst m,iic ths ,n-tlOis.
,ni h,s tnir'aga re di,tlpllas 10 ta-
gov run 90 service.
Olap.-tK 'fciyi .~rylc' r-firm the
Hgg..tp,-t. m 10 th. cpautry b. IN 10
On h,ud. pf ,n,u w1,n % ,rdeii ,ppJlnt.
4 four yrsr. - All JilY 49, int-r-
tet.0 fir- ~ P-n.i,n C IN d,.i,ief ~
{ 4. ,Ons .'sut ,dninl. rsiJn ,ttemgt.
., lafl "a 4 n pftal ,gea -,
spn,a 81 ta.-slp.- "a al record IL
- Slit q. - - - per, "a ,ai c,pblly
pf'0n, n-r tat up fuit i fiaai vita her
m ld mtuAg~m -uL Ani the very day
.r.lu - rcsppDlutsd Va aDtOriDu. Hig.
ga, a.1 receive. ni. p-rm,n- spyJint-
nvut rhrn hbok a. tue cs-e 10 solicitor
'hr.ley Tue Atiorusy .G-usrs wants
Che.lry - 90. aui tell. hlm -; bat Com.
mls.ipnvr Miller ru.h-s - th- White
N use Nnt assure. the President that the
lutrrnn kfyruuf --ryic- vii - - NE
'i-mnitipn DDs.sJs. unless Chr.lcy IL
rrt,iuri. tni Cnr-lcy-. X plliic "a, 0ns
Il th- On r-hJld-r. 81 ave Drcn lie lO1uc.
iug f,r years a. To n lrut ani cDrfupI-
!, krpt Ia on - Dccaa.e ID 'lnJcrsuc Con.
wi .-iOnrr declare. tat a. clalOt ne
spared. Msnnlng IA. Kept "A cxp 10 busy
Win the Treasury accOunt., sni tl- dr,t
result !. new icJt ststrm-nt which .hOss
On. rfr,sury % De 500 0)O ODD poorer
than u-ulflck, ani al Tue fvst Vf us as
.crtsd IL ~ DC. rncn be- has appOiut-d q
commission % iaye-tigst- aai report
shat change. Ia the IN IN bis of doing
puslurs. Ani what reductions OF force can
prOntsDy De made In al. department., aud
go OF tue three members OF bis cOmmls-
-iOn are lnen snO have O--n Ia tue Treas.
ay Or twcniy years uaisr RepaolIcsn
> .crrtsrics
Aud this famous commission II ~ be
,idcd ~ the advice AMI suggestions Of the
chief cl-rks ani chiefs OF divisions, all Of
snom we're appointed ~ Republican Sc
rctstir-. rhru LOOK IL the cheap attempts
1t 'vcoaOmy Lamar sni G,rlsai siycr.
ti-- ssviax Of few haadrrd dollars on
account OF horse feed ani drivers wages,
while the heads of the other depsrtmsnts
follow tue example OF thsir R'paDilc
predecessors aud ride; aud Lamar makes
ais pedestrian 'ccOaomy' sppru all the
nOrc riiicuiOus ~ hsylnx fancy bath.
room win Exp suslye appointments lifted
ap ani paid tor with gosrrnm-nt money.
Poohi .ach Dlsnk~d foou-haess Is disgust
lag IL IN axes me slck."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
Fof the pc mocrAt
TO PARENTS AND TEACHERS

There l. no department, in lie where
there i. more need Of the Observance Of
the Odd Rlle than Ia TIE managemen,
q childrcn. Hos many Of u' remember
words spoken TO us In childhood iha, have
CHILLED oar natures even q manhood and
somanhood UarcAsonAble punishment.
inflicted by teachers perhaps mAred the
JOYS Of oar school days. and thoughts Of
tbs, ,eachsr bring. no pleasing reoollee.
ton. Parents. be kind TO your little
ones. pas. through this lie a, bes, they
may 'ts foil OF anxious care Teach
them iha, the gres, law which governs
,h. universe .. lorr. Love to each Other.
and that love leads them 20 do good 10
al 10 b. kind 10 each other. 20 help the
poor and needy. Teach them iha, PRIDE.
.elh.hnes, and An.er cannot dwell Ia
Cd. grca, hear, Of love That IN pro.
portion a. they overcome these evils they
become true men and women. Psrcn,s
arc unfit ior the position Who neglect by
precsp, and example 10 teach their chill.
dr,n thu, Natures lss. should not be
violated. tha, II they are suffering i i
n Consequence Of ,hi, asgleci. Hos
often we zee IN the school room. the re-.
suits u unsdaca,ed. andisciphnsd, IA.
cultured parents A, the parents. %
the children. A. the teacher, % the
scholars
Bat the children are - much more
under tho care and influence Of their par
en,.. i. IL any wonder ,hA, tie teacher.
influence !. sometime. hardly percepilol-
Bat the Goldsa Rule ]. the law Of cd
and the closer We observe % a. teachers.
a. parca,s. . scholars. a. citizens, the
aearer ~e are se,,ins 10 the standpoint
Of true manhood and somAnhood. Aad
there /. no better way 10 advance the re
ins generation ,hAa for parents. sa,ri-
,on. add teachers 10 ias,il la,o the hearts
Of youth. the true principles Of christian
ity. r,sardle.. Of .eciAnanism. Bat hAv'
ins In yies whAi ~ill elevate and rise
above seld.hnss, % the true ish, Of civ
iliIa,ion.
Tho Golden gaiei the Goliea Raiei
%. that's the iA- for vsch
Ani s,si. 10 sathof dos Apr owe
tfths - 10 All teach. .-.
Reihsi. May = las.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
AMENDMENTS TOT LIQUOR LAWS

The amendments TO the hqIof ,a~ en-
acted =, the late SESSION OF the L-gisla'
tarv have gone into sfrc,
The pen.l,y Coz selling liquors BY rsn
aer.. obtaining orief.. etc. - loefeAs~d
from 800 70 fae oi M, exceeding $500
.ad co.i. Coz csea order obtained. and 10
iefault oi payment 20 improvement OF
not le.. than too nof mlfc inAn I've
uonih..
Ia. pea,liy or single sale u liquor i
increased from $50 70 not more than
siOO ADD cost. on first conviction, and
oa each subsequent coauciloa 10 a slmi
l.r the o. not more than nlneiy days
inpri.1nmeni. or both 81 the discretion
u the court.
The penalty for being common seller
Of hquor. 1. made . hoe Of slOO aad
e1.,. o. three mJnihs' lmprislnm-ai, o.
both al the discretion VI tue court on
nr.t eoavicn n. and on each subsequent
CONVICTION $500 foe aud costs and foar
month. Imprisonment.
The penalty for keeping = drinking
house and tipping shop !. made ha'
II 500 and costs 70 Imprisonment, three
months. OF both at the dl.cfetlon Of ,h'
court, aud oa every subsequent eonSle
lion 10 the same hoe AMI six months
imprisonment,
Liquor dump, and other appliances
Coz eonceslins or destroying liquors ar
to be seized aud exhibited 10 the jury a.
evidence.
Any person found Intoxicated on tbs
street, aud any Intoxicated person dis
turbing the peace sny~here. shall be az
rested and tired. aud II found guilty shsl
De imprisoned no, les, than five nor NOR
than thirty days for the frs, offence an'
at less than ten nor more than nlnr,!
for the second offence. Bat any Poftio'
Of TN. sentence may te RENTED by th'
Judge II the offender gives information
under oath Of whom he procured the Ia
quor on watch he became iotIxlca,ed.
Advertising Of intoxicating liquors Il
Newspaper. or in any other manner
prohibited under penalty Of go for eac
offence.
Clerks Of courts are required TO pub
li.h 10 some newspaper Of the county 'h
disposition Of each indictment or hquo
case within thir!, days alter the sdJ 'arn
ment Of court.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19

have large 5. : elias. Of girl. from ten
10 thirteen year. Of age. and q Mission
Band Of don't know how many Il
take. great deal Of time. but they ar.
such enthusiastic little thing. IL Is De.
hsh;fal 70 work With them also have
on my hand, Young L,die. Mission
Circle. see
Mr. " says: "Tell C. wish he
could be ou, here and see this S.camen-
10 valley, where the tree. are laden With
oranges all winter and where nov they
have green peas, strawberries and new
potatoes" We don, like the water here.
., tastes good bat i. no, clear $50
Mas A. &. IIERRIck.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19

ladies Day a, the Ranch" /. the
taking title Of paper Ia the f5rihcom.
ing June HfVsr's describing lie on q
Western ranch. Owned by quite an IDEAL
firm consisting a. !, DID, Of million.
alre bli..fally indiif.pn, TO the way. ia
which hs millions were being .pen,,
Man Of Leisure. wiih nothing to 90 ba,
% trAvel-for the best interests Of the
'ooaoer,' New 70 / and Car.
niefo. and al en,hasis,, who desired
ao,hing BAT the privilege Of doing all the
work IL vas the T. lihuslasi. Of course,
-ho lived a. the ranch. and one spring
The family o. the Man of Leisure took !,
into their head. 10 visit him. All liked
the life - well that they stayed from
April 10 November. The paper give. .
very lively description Of TIA, life. i,s
peril. and f.soiaa,loas cyclones. for IN.
stance. and prAine fire.. And one q IL.
most entertaining bli, !. the written de-
scnpiioa sent by the nos, 10 ti, pro,pec-
tive visitors, IN the way Of travelling al.
ree'ions--, strange enough piece Of lit
crAiufe 10 those accustomed 70 the veil.
marked road. Of settled states. The pa.
per /, wniien by Alice Wellington R)l-
los. and ehsrminsly illustrated by X.
Ssain GiifOrd and BIS wife.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19

THE sab.eribsr bsrsoy sises futlle Notics tta
n n. bssn 1sy pgiintst D. tns h1n- Judss a
1905 for N Cusnty "a uKflr1. au1 assa1aed
ths trust o. ADA nistratf oi the estate u
IANE- ~. rk>Ntl late of OrAitor.
n ..tf Couaty, decca.sd D. siFins taut a. ths
III. airrcus hs her i3fe fsQassts al psfsons IL.
d.btsd ~ ne estate "a ssd dvc assd o. nass lm
n~iiats paynsnL sud tnuss 81 nAFs AEy 10
msnds ihrreon o. eKaiult ne ssns O.
Apfl g. 49, JAnksO. TENNHl.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19

A Son,hern paper complains tina,
yearly oil tue money appropriated for
pensions goes to the North. Strange
that the Government should recosnil.
p.trios rather than traitors. bangor
Wh,g.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19

and the securing Of a 6ne medicinal va
Ter that rival. SINE Of the celebrated
medicinal waters Of Germany.
Respectfully Yours.
q H0wARD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
CALIFORNIA LETTER.

We have b-en permitted 20 make the
foliowiug extracts from . private letter
written by Mrs. A. G. Herrick 10 q friend
Ia Hebron
Mr. H-rrick was Tor many wears precep.
tor % Hebron Academy. aud later preached
Al Canton. therefore This letter vii oe
Rad with interest ~ mauy friends 10 Ox.
ford Coaniy 70
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19

t.rm IN her refusal slr J
Aimslf under his wifes han
attempted 10 srsrsie par
whsreupon MIS- clAuson
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19

ar. muus roaa inc ucKeti III Isihert
E-a., Hazlewcod Houss, oakbury, near Bach
town
"whsrs did you ~y 10 came fromr ssksd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19

,,,,.. decay under living rooms Damp.
-. l. always ua~holssome Tar man OF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19

nj, or.roi. aud the columns OF 'h'
r-. III n. hsld op-n tor queries OF
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
Real Estate, For Sale,
At MECHANIC FALLS.

sn orsfia. 90 ssy.sosid bsisains q Dssli.
"a usu ss Baitins Lets. fsfms sud fsrnif .
Lan1s IL lots Of ooe srre % more. uns % thsss
isrms 70 rArtIculAr vel srfarfUd nitf-sCrt
tkru. M tsty rtch sisy iosml nics frut s.ri-o
AL kbun iAnt suppiJ ~ puv, son ~eil saisr
rery tesFatle ocsuoo or q n uef IN fsmiy
81 shudfen D. stlcsts - 10 sad saliauis mglol
nent tof hoai sent - thsm ifUm NJ A.
IN - msy b. atlss ~ csi.sge ia ~ HI schosl
90 - sn IloY - IL Ne stsps All muls oaii .ins'
assFly go an lroAlei % Oae u 90 ptincila
sresls snhin ear ~alsias distance OF ne sJysf
nsnsi an1 aAny Othsf aftsntAses
sm ssent ~ Coz M sale oi bslk Fies And.
iu flofidA Nap foidsr. . sny ons y % MAJ e.ii
o. tnss. 49, go sp-ro,
w. w. wAtcrnaa1
DALLAS ~ KsAL fsis,
Onos ia 4. LsLss Jssslp store.
s.shssis Gsiis nsias
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-05-19
ABSTRACT OF
CRIMINAL COSTS,
a. o.sp ~ e, 49,, 800, aoss, - .>s-' @


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s.,s .. o.sA' H',s'sa J. O E'''' a..
- lso
utcGunEa tssN ist
s.-ss ". i.tssSsuss Lstef.. "a rsa a
s.,.,. nu.,s rO'ans. : q Ei-sd.
80 '. ls'ssisa,iss Lisior. y. D.
$50 :. 49, D.. F.'siasas cuert
,ia.s v. Afty Ansa. nFsn A. nls.
lasllo. lot
>.ais ". iatoscs.as Ls,asfs. Aifvi
,tss v. Easoh n. wsss.ofth. e. ..
s..i., !. = n wsus-s'sA. C. ,. va
slsss ". hassA,ra Fsiru Co. GO.
Nn.mNn Justi~. :
sss |" Na nsDossii. Z y whAsas.
So oEL. Assr,-. G.. y watass
o. ure. ~
s.ss " l. "a. HsFs-si. &. y wAasss.
iu-iie-. %
$40" l. a cisors, c. ,. wthaAa.
$40 {" q A Hose. g. . wAaa.s.
Ats w.. "a pi,asy. e. D wAH.,n. Jss
lra I
slsts v. ssth a. NcAlsssr T.. b Wal
naa gastks. NH
80 ". RiAseAard FAR. a Co. CO
Nham.ns 1usliug. -
susss t" s.a'. s.ss Js'''es. ts
s,.is VI. Isls,,s.i.ss ~ i0r.. G. = VA.
na1. Jaslios. at
sssis "a s.ns sass lssii's. =.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-10-23
THE NEWS.
Compiled from Late Dispatches.
FROM WASHINGTON.


, In the United States the total values of
exports Of domestic cattle and hogs and of
beef and pork were as follows: September,
1885, $7,794, 500; 1884, $7,5O9, 246; eleven
months ended September 30, 1885, $50, 30O,-
O59; 1884, ST.. 552, 936.
THERE were 1S1 business failures in the
United States and Canada during the
seven days ended on the 10Th, against 2O4
the previous seven days. The distribu-
ton was as follows: Middle States, 40;
New England States, IS; Western, S.;
ries, %; Canada, II.
1T has been decided by the Second Comp
troller of the Treasuryitha the Govern
ment can not retain any part of soldiers
or sailors local bounty, upon his dis
charge, and that in cases where this has
been done the amount retained must be re-
funded.
AT twenty-six leading clearing houses
in the United States the exchanges DUR
ing the week ended on the 18th aggregated
$3.50, S36, 1913, against 1920, $50 1858, the pre-
spending period of 1884, the increase
amounts to $50 per cent.
WASHINGTON advices of the 18th stated
that the special delivery system was a
failure in small post offices. Many post
masters reported that messengers had not
earned two dollars in six days. 1t was
thought that the special delivery would
have to be confined to free-delivery offices,
where substitute carriers could be en-
ployed.
DURING the week ended on the 10Th the
issue of standard silver dollars from the
minis was $1,029,75O; during the corre-
spending period of last year, $594,997.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-10-23
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

LARGE bodies of Servian troops had
crossed the Bulgarian frontier at Nissa on
the 10th, and, as Turkey had ordered for
ward her soldiery in that direction, bat
tie was expected at an early date.
IT was declared by Cardinal Newman
on the 10Th that the Protestant Church in
England was the great bulwark in that
country against atheism, and his support
of the church was. expected to have a
marked influence on the coming elections.
RI Hon. HENRY ROSE, Field Marshal
of the British army, who was once Com
mander- in Chief in India, died on the
10th. 1854
THERE were 3s2 deaths from small pox
in Montreal and vicinity during the week
ended on the 18th.
RECENT advices from Paris state that
seven thousand Christians had been mas
sacred in Anam. Among the.victims were
missionary and twelve native priests.
The rumor that RiePs sentence would
be changed to penal seryitude for life was
reported at Ottawa on the 18th to be false,
and it was stated that there was no pow
er in England to change his sentence. IA
RESIDENTS of County Queen. Ireland,
to the number of about two hundred, were
arrested on the 18th for boy cotting. They
preferred going to jail to giving bail, and
the magistrate gave them fortnight to
consider the matter.
DISPATCHES from Eastern Europe on the
10th state that Servia was resolved on
fighting for territorial aggrandizement.
All newspaper men had been expelled
from Nissa.
IT was stated by Paris advices on the
10Th that the new Chamber of Deputies
will comprise 200 Conservatives aud SS4
Republicans and Radicals.
IT has been decided by the Chinese Gov
eminent to make haste in building rail-
ways throughout the Empire, for which
purpose vast amount was recently bor-
rowed in Europe.
FIFTY-THREE cases of cholera and TWEEN
ty-eight deaths from the disease occurred
at Palermo, Sicily, on the 10Th.
The Dublin Qreland) Munster Bank
which failed recently for a large amount,
resumed business on the 10Th.
THERE were 953 deaths from smallpox
in Montreal and adjoining municipalities
during the eighteen days ended on the
10th.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1885-10-23
A Hoo5IER FERD WARD.
Ben Blanchard, of Terre Haute, Ind,
Gets Away with a Quarter of a Million.

Ben Blanchard, of Terre Haute, Ind,
Gets Away with Quarter of Million.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. Oct 20-The Ben
Blanchard sensation is destined to grow be-
yond all proportions predicted for it six
months ago. The bold Kansas land specI
lator had been carrying things with a high
hand, but few knew how far-reaching were
his resources. His hotel-car excursions the
payment of one hundred per cent profits
and extravagant advertising were known
to De bringing him in many victims. but
there was no one who then fully c0mpr0
hended bis business. When the grocery
man, who had placed his 81, 300, all he had
in the world, for a ten per cent a month in
yestment, swore out a warrant for Blanch-
ards arrest on the charge of embezZle-
ment the crash came and Ben
went into hiding. The police hunted for
two days, and then he donned woman's APP
parel, and, thus disguised, Saturday night
boarded Chicago train. The disguise was
thrown off, and he travelled to Danyille on
his pass, there taking the Wabash train for
the West.
Tie streets are filled with groups OF PEG.
pie discussing his departure. There is not
an hour thata new case is not developed,
and many of them of a pitiful nature. One
widow loses over S2e 00O A business man
drops $4,000. There are many claims of
from 81, OO0 to $4,000, and some as low as
$40, borrowed money Some of the vic
Tins hold certificates. many of which are Of
doubtful value, for land
There are stories of duplicate deeds and
suspicious OF the criminal use of bank
checks. A Chicago preacher invested &c.,
600, but unless the transfer of property he
was to be given-a transfer made to one of
Blanchard's clerks-can be set aside ON the
ground of fraudulent conveyance, the
clergyman will lose his money.
1t is impossible to give an estimate of the
total amount of money he has received from
investors" who bit at his Ferdinand
Ward sort of profits, but the total will not
be less than $250,00O, all of which, how
ever, is not totally lost, as there have sew
eral instances transpired where, under the
law, the property of one creditor has been
turned over to another to pay debt OF
Blanchards.