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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

OXFORD. |. Board of Couuty Commiss.oners.
pcrsmnor sffsinn. issi, bell ~ tl'ufument
frtruarT iH.r, l-l
Jgon thf f1fsg1lnr petition. fatlsiaftofy eti
frrrr hafInE been received that tnr lriiil0ufrt
ar frfgoufitIr tnf thaf u4aifY iniQ thf merits o
thff lcaiinu Tee peisut u IL oflsrc ihai NE
Couufy Iommlssilnfff meet AZ the Hotel ,sstsl
70 acton Nu.asc. 90 Hardly, the llh day VI
Iuns urtf a. frn u the ci1ct A. snd ttsucf lfo-
rffd o. Fiea tls route mfnfi1ufi lu sali Iftliiln
imrlril afsly sitrf shlrl fies tfarlnE % ne iaf
ties AL their siustsss sill - haf a. sons eonssn
eat facf u tts FiciuitT, ant such other mfAsl ~
taken In ths premises A. ths tummissionffs shai
Isffep roTef. ADJ farihsf ordered that noiice
ofthe tms place aui paflose Of ths tomtalssl.nefs
mrffinE Aforesaid o. gwen o. al pfftpns ~ oei
Vofsfions luisfsstfd ~ causinf attfsffi copies o.
aid pstItIon add % this order thefeon 70 -
served aIoa ne tiefk ~ the iowa % 'tnipn,
snI alsB p0siri up In thrcs public places 10
sal t1sn, at plblIshcd three eceAs sc
cfsslFsiT ln ne oxford nfmqcfai, nesf
paper lfintsi 81 fafls, In aid coaniI OF ia
lori IN ffst u sid Publications AL eAch ~ the
other uotices, o. D. made, ssffst snf Iosiel ~
castihif ~ days before aid time u meeting oths
euI that al persons and corporations MAJ thea aui
there appeaf and she's csuss n any thsJ have shy
the pfayrroI aid ftonsrs shualt not p ffAntrd
Ausst. ALhtkf :. AUSTIN, tlefs.
A trus Copy Of sal Petition sui order u ,oun
Au..ts ALBERT T. AUSTIN, Cisff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17
OBITUARY.

Another OF SAnford's most estimAble
citizens has been adicd % the large num-
Der who have been removed BY death from
our midst the past year, In the person or
Mrs. sumner Estcs, Who died al the Nc.
General Hospital. Thursday last, sfler an
affecting Aui pfotracted Illness. The de-
ceased was born 10 Bethel, and has been
resident n this town about n years, where
she was greatly respected aud beloved BY
a large circle OF friends who will deeply
sympAthxe with hsr husband aud children
Ia their great bereavement The deceased
was for many years = member OF the Bap-
list Church. and her lie has ever been con.
.onsnt with the teachings Of The christian
religion. She leaves = husband and two
children, Eva NJ. and Charles ; besides
sister residing In We, snd brother, jos.
Holt, OF Bethel, who will mourn the loss
% loving aud faithful wife aud mother,
ans sn-c,lonate sister. The funeral ser.
vices occurred a. the Congregational
church, Sunday afternoon. Rev. A. sher.
win % Manchester. n. H., formerly pastor
OF the Baptist Church OF this village, sni
who was greatly esteemed by the deceased,
Preached the funeral sermon, which was
OF NOS, Impressive and affecting charse-
ter. Az the conclusion Of the services
the remains were Inferred In wo0dlawn
Cemetery Sanford Ne TINES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17
Guardian. sale OF ncnl ESTATE

fursuant 20 iasrse iron fhs Hon1rAhis isffs
OF Probate 60 az taaaiI uf ukfpff, shaA - u
a iuhNr 80 frlFa's skf, On ttf ltt iay u fsb
rnafT, 4 n. fs.i 81 ffa o'filfk IN tfs fofs 400.
- ne store uf l.. X htiss a 60 O. fasi nrosn
fsId iu sali t1uutT, al ne rxti tIle sni later
90 whIrh nsns hroeu AT Carts hfusn, minor
heirs Of a. hfusu lrii. have 10 ani O. ne stani
90 tIrfh tres on fnc h1mfsffat fsrm 81 Their
ate father iHss ", hrosn, snuaici AZ Hrosn.
afii I'M SAT nunfy.
/lNts %. WENTWORTH Guardian.
Dbl III. n ~ III I-LIual.. IL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

w Conovcr. Mliloihlan. Va. says .
fsN drops ~ Agol on iittle sugar cures
cough very promptly ani A. general pain
reieyor Dr. Keeps IL consiautly 10 hi, house
Sold la South Paris hY A. NJ Gerry sam
DO bottles ire for Trial
Mr. J. Lyman OF Grand Rapids, Mich.
says Dr. AgnIs Pills cured hrf n Liver
rnrnrfaIaf all fhn unrsf forms nf uTsprrsla,
anrr even tninF cleo tai nioi roii hI 4
A. nfffF.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17
THIRTY YEARS
AGO HE MOVED 10 fE~S-ftNANtA rEr hE
EEars, LfKEs AND RAYS FoR uiE DEHo-
CgAf, Sui

IlrkulrAurTas 90 fuE faOHiuftioS fAnft
~ rfNSsfLvASiA,
A nknKtn. Chairman ~ Central com.
Ebcnsburf. Cambria Co, Ia, lvb. 49,
Geo. N H'Iflias -Dr1r Sir;
inclpsr,i you vii dni ihrce dollar, fpf
OxroRn DEHoCglr. on account of my SUB
scrlpiiln. have been In fennsylvtnia
thirty years. and have been a constant
reader ~ yonr valuable paper sni csnnoi
DO without 10 ~ Keep. ms In remem
btancc ~ the Couuty that gave M birth,
the place where De the remains ofmy father
and mother. my brother AM my sister
also other flicnis THAT we're near ani Gear
10 me. AMI also romlnds ms 81 my own
loved New Enslani.
Resp'y Your.
A. A. nAnkHu
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17
THREE SHOTS

Tn Po,IuAsrrR Al E,,r bEIuu fIEls
IuRrr SuCs AT An EX.SrATrs
PKsoS CoNvIcr-Two SHors LopoE
N rm NICfN's MICA AID ON Crrs
Hv oonr sIrrvT-A foNc SronN 90
A NNsIN Row
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17
Now Advertisements.

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frsaf r urrri siaff ~ hfisf.
Ne. ftr nafefsfrfd. r.frfns of O. rosn n
tanfnn at r'-.nIfr. humniT rrrrrrrut ttaf Tun
a. rHrrfn ease anI urrfffIiT. rfIIIfr that nfa
t1nufF fuaI ftHll o. .HrNfi mn fai iHss oi
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WnIs farrrufr st1rs |n faif fusu. pas =
thrunsh lfaat cd frsfttar't trit. ttfurf tnfnsEh
parfrrr ~ fssar D. iali~r, ttr arr arruss lant 70
Irank l. rharis1a. al rlInIns 'ufo tle 1ouriT
fokf nfaf 90 ttrrT uf MhiinsT fard. s1 called.
Al Yuuf suts.f.trff iurthfr fspresfni taat 900
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gaaion. - ftllsss. o. 80. hcrInnIng A. thf
tsuaty r1af ieslirs ifum ,anton NilAfg o. fefu,
a. uaIai rssr CO.. sfknss store, % cal'ri esuffi
Oh nrsnFlIa thNI i ant tnsarc arfcss Nhfnel
nfnnk il a. sastsrlF trsrtrn % ne iulntt foai
lfading 3D. tanien fuinf, a. pclot IN sAid roa'l
rraI az 4. boil uIuae. We tnersf1rr go 1est
ynuf Inu1fs a. irrlir these TO- sfFefAl fpsit
All a. ia futf hlual s.'l ever Eray,
tkniru. Mknf. ltnukfl IA lso.
fHIHa MaN EINuII 81 a UrHnHa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

Hfufr WoEk Al Wu NV OEir,Ns
ENrrrioS The American Bible 500
c,eiy has secured che privilege ~ placing
itc Scriptures ia VARIOUS language on
sale and ior sra'aii1us dlsinbai.oa IN The
main building OF Oh, Cotton Centennial
Ekpo.ii.oa a. New ORLEANS. Il has been
ikossh, very desirable 10 reach 40, culy
,he Englsh.speakins population. bat
especially those Who read the spanish.
Portuguese. German. anl Preach lan-
guaecs. Lei believed that many PET
,ons frlm Mexico. Genital America, and
SCAT. America my ,has BE- Supplied With
the word q ne wh1 could Dot easily be-
reached a, any other time o. place.
Tbs work will call "a very consider.
able extra expense. which it l. believed
many will BE- wiling 20 All the Socieiy
in meeting. BY special and prompt coa-
uibui.ons % iis treasury. Slch conifl.
buttons are earnestly solicited.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

GRANoE MEErISo.-- The Oxford
County Pomona Grange, which Vas TO
have met last Tuesday. FEB. 10. Vas
postponed a week on Aecoun, Of weather.
and ~ll meet With Crooked River Grange,
ai Bolstsr's Nils. Tues. the i7th. All
xrangsrs invitsd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

Avo>0 matters ~ .l,eresi bei'fc 'le
Legislator 20 a,c have been aa a,t
ame1l.rg ihc charter u che klmtfi
Pals s. Blackjack RAILROAD. 81 e2'eni-
irz ite time that the rad nay tc t1ai
% Rgufofi Pals ilrng Che rcy' Eve
YEAR. Hca Geo ID hsbce ~ Buck
fsid va In Augusta ias, week. iockI,g
afer che matter Mr hstrc L. o-c &C
ihe Directors ~ che rad. he has eecn
connected nth De-. since its ofgan.raii1n,
mo.t ~ thc tine as sccfctsry. Nj
Bradford informs III thai there b. q pfls-
poet cha, che roai NIL Del ex,entci o.
Rumfofi Fa.is. In tte course % ics
years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

Remember certificate l. givcn with
each bottle of Jtdsin's Tar Syrup, four Of
witch entities you a. avsluAhlc cookbook
L. ID Holden. 50. Paris. sells a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

List ofpttsuts Issued 10 Maine Invent.
ors Tor the week ending fch'y 3, reported
Dor ne ~ J 4. Mason. solicitor of Pat
eut.. Bangor
A. Duiiev. 10. Anson. sssignor % II.
Moore. Arson. steam cooking vessel
% Emery. 50. Thomasion, Mschsn-
lsm relating - chaia shoppers ani wlni'
iass
l. Hauowcu. Chins. ics sorapsf.
y. Hawkes., Appleton, Door Knob a..
tarhmcnt
". T. Strong. Rradheii. Gas machine.
Lahsi g. : foss. Dcoflng. k'fcfic :
Will Cherry Cough Balsam.
Good vegetables aud beautiful f0Ncr'
cannot hs grown from iuier.of seeds. u
COR readers would procure She best, thfl
shnuli purchAse Only those grown ani pa
90 hy nii established ard reliable parties
~ NJ Very & Co. 81 Drtfoit. whose a.
vcrilsrmrnt spp-ars In oar column.. have
been ln zoe seed business for twcuiY.n in'
years. anf w. believe are a. vel AMI a.
avnral'y ku1Nn A. any house In thsi
bushes. lu the unlisi state. Theii
trade extends o. every hamlet In ~
couutry sui thoy prise themsclves In seui
log COS oniF the very hrst of al varistie.
20 seeis We NolI advise al parchAs
er- o. procufs ths.r ctt,ioguf before bay
Hnr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

-hnF nf Fnnr UiI rilTs are En.sl frames pr
frUI nn. Wfarra innInInn rHa1ru Hlil
nII.I un a rInHInan aniwai more tnau anN
fHfnf Geo knnan WrarIf rusirft Ar o. 81
shnf flr snrna sofa m -Uuih lhfIf. nI ".
i.rrfI
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

u aIahl arr rnrafInF fron tsc fffora ani 'n
4 .srfri .nna nf THUtn. rfffHus srtknfss. fsrIf
trafaII core Fnn. ihfF 90 CHARGE Ihif
srrti fHalsfF uks iIaf"frfei nr m .ssi.rkff In
slrf1 Ansfifs SGD e sff alifrsssi frFf'orf
e. fhr grF. iusrru Z isHAs stsi.ea -. Nss
NHHE az
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17
q CARD.

.Wesrr's 500. core Or ileaFcs' ID co., only
reliable remedy science haa SEE rru'Iurri
aHfI fF 4. A. hrrfI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17
CHURCH DIRECTORY

baptist Church. Rev. ,. y. Cochrsns. 80
On sunday, Preaching SERVES, ~ A
Tuesday evening. Young Peoples socls.i -.
Christian kndcsvor, - Thurpdsy s'eA''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17
Malice OF foreclosure.

krIfIETks Avis z tri1a "a AitsnF, IN ~
W i0IutF rf nff1fd 40 state 1l hainfi ~
fsr. A fi. fsrs 1rf frcrrilf Uni ihe nsf1ri hes
sifY uf uorif. Dnct lsI razr Us rnnFfIci %
80 a. anirfsI Fnrf rfftain parcel of fral -
tate. Situated IN fnII AItaIT. All hruHffi tnf.
ifs-fIIsi H. iunlas.H.f sIttffu arfea % iDi
Numbered srFfa In ira m.fi fnuHe al forty
arrss en- f1r eat ste uf De nlu nf q 90 IN Ne
fuufih tango of l1if |1 faIl AlnanT. srf tfiis
sane premise frHfri t1 Asa lnanE o. safat
uasnaf. OBJ for.i Istri No.. 90. isI rroufilsl IN
nNfrff Efr SER hrHk lIl go % al lnHsu 20
fhr fsfu of eat glHn ~ AItanr. Al whereas.
- therefore. Er rrnsna I'd fha trearh OF ne
cnn|iIfIln fhrrfnf claim foreclosure ~ al
muffrtse SAMUEL n. ruiLnKOOk.
Afinfnrf. 4 . uNkniih. Nrihfl
IaffI ffh orr. 4. ID. Is,l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

Txsus Yearly Subscriptions, fla.i ~ pall
strictly I'M aaiNanCc cinrrNis''s 80 ~ lN-'
.InaIa copies. nFo ccuis
ArVrEiIsrNN~rs All legal aiFeftls1 ~
are Given three consecutive lnt-il.'I. pr
~ Inrh ln irnrfh 90 cUIurnn. ilN0alt l.ll.,
IL 49, - srlFe fur 80 each. eN.NIi iN..-f
10000 ~ H. Nsfair. uhIrh arr tiNi etlN
~rrrIaI contracts male NItn IuCl.i Il tIisl'NN ct
yearly aIlNrriiscrs. -.
fIn' Frrsrr~a. Ito uxfnri uFmnrfaf NlNlf
A. ,.rIf sf..E..I uIIn ura materials fuI iulnI
~ kIn|ls III plain Or anrF JOB rrinl.na
sxr.rrirnoe.i JOB printer L. aIsaYs PM ile N'A.
- a. oar rrrssIs ar run NN STRAIN - NA"
rlarantcc promrt snd .ai.s.teiNif wa
49, aar.ls I'll o. uNrnsn nrNr Az H' 90
"a N1l.. ulre -trI.. Ma ~IrrI N.Iaa
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A JAIL FULL

ONroEn CovNrl LosIN0 is PEAcErrL
RmrrArIoN. -Fivr PEIsoNEEs n
mE JAu.-TmEE NORWAY BUEo-
ARs.--OSE foE LAECESY On
bon SHOOTING.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

CmAs. h ELDER Eso. Of Boston was
In town, last Monday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

NAH. WAuuvut ofRamifl Gale
elattt.s cfhcc. lasf seek. Nr. Mail-
vel Injured h.. health PSI c.osc co-tne-
meat ia BE- store ard Pee Ohre &c
Andoysf ana va. OBI go on .erk rcsi o-
bis fathers farm Hs mary iur1ls .a
Oxford Coaniy wli Del pleased OBJ .eafn
that h. hcaiih /. greatly improved
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-17

M ~ l. H,,IN0. % furtlrs
asd b. brother Hoa. % A Hast1s' oi
Bethel. arc ovrrfs .f large tracts oi
t.mber.arl IN Oxford C.ar'y. ltcl
afc operating quite extensively CHS s.'-
Ter In an k-is ~ lamtef There have
.one ilf castle acl horses In 'te ,.c.n-
iiy of Gcfham. Stc.bufne and VIA Rive
e.. Ttey are sawi1g az Gle M. some
10000 losg .ambef daily. Ihesc ofef-
atons give rrof,ab.e employment Oh a
iafsc number of msl i-nrs oc via'er.
When they m stt oitsrs bc .i.c. We
;rus, that thc Operatives WI also prove
prcftat.e o. the Nc..r. Hasunss
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The Atlantic Monthly.
For 1885,


The Atlantic Monthly.
For 1885,
wn b. p.rt.suiary no,.l.s DC .i' serial s'a'i'''
TIE PRINCES CAsAMAssiNA.
ny IlrSm JssEs,
Aufhor 81 The rortrai ~ Lsiy," &C..
A COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.
~ Ms. OiIrnASr.
Asher ~ .Tlr Ial.r. I.Inioro.." "fhe Wiraffs
80" &C..
uL
rur PROPHET Oh THT GREAT SNOWY
MOUNTAINS.
D. Cuanirs Eaurar CaspDoCK,
Aatlar % ia ihe Tsaaessse Mounisins"
w.
A MARSH ISLAND.
~ s.n.H OESE JEwrrr,
Asher II "a Ceuaify peeiof,' 'Deephssen.' e..
Answ series of psper sufiiiei
IuE NEW PORTFOLIO.
NJ Olivia wExprit iioLrEs,
Began In January Atlauiic.
pens Tssays. Stones, AMI Papers "a -eieniihe,
Tlsfafy. snl ~1l.si IaTIr. nay D. ckpedi,i rpn
Oliver Wsnlfl liaimfs, Iohn 1l.sulen Mhitilef'
IA. ID IIaarus Ilenfy james, y. Mara 'rtHi.fii
Hehari Grant White, tharles Dudley Nsu.fi liaf'
re- VI rrtsi0n, lruY t.lsf loitf, i, ID milk,
Fifh n. uhoma.. Ihomss William faftons, ,'fofxs
P.r.ans Iafhrop, james hussfu lostlt Maar.ct
I..mpson. Th1iaas bailey Ahlrlh, lleifn Hunt joln
TI.ka Nuk Twain, tharifs lailof Nefi.n, toftoe
4 .ru.l.lff tsenrrr n Woodbury., W. II. hlfhopi
Ti~ari EvofsH Has. Edsari Aikinson, ibi.lps
Vr,-aks Uauist Bssfhff -tese, lay i.arroin, John
Rarr.ash.. james Freeman Clafks, Ihomas Went
,.rth m rainsan. llfalffh liotins ftnuell, sarah
Orue Jesstf. 4. 4. wym.n, y. = -l.lef, hdna..i
Ciarenos ~tfdman. Tlxahefh stuart fhslps, II L.
Whirtlr ant many uflrrs.
IGGNs ttoo aysAr In advAnoc, Postage ffets ~
esnis ! humber. Win superb ~. sife pgrtrsif q
Haathoruf, Emsrson. Langislou, Ny snf, Whiitisf,
Iossl o. Holmes. go, each AidhionAl portrait
Poss,l Soss. and Nonsy are Al ~ rsk e ~ ssnd-
er ani thersfsre rsmttances shond b made ~ mn
ey-orief, drAn. o. registered letter, 70
uOUGuroN. MIFTLIN AND COMPANY,
sPArk street. Boston, Mas.
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FISHERMEN

ORGANIZATION or E,sr OXroEp ANdtiNo
Asspoi,ripN-prllCrEs ANp Lisr 90
Mrauris -LrApINg Mas 20 kk-rEgS
ONr0Eu lNrKE.Trp ~ IuE Ass1C'N.
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- =. ~ ~ HAAAA NN'fN.N AH'sf' .|' !
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O ID. D 81 Mauuf M i.a.'Fr. rrrl. ~ rr.t-..
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M. Art ani tiIri MruiaY rfrnInrl n 60 -.-I
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t.siisn c.. $500 "a n..ri rersI.rs
Ios. -. fars fs.iFr. n. .ii ..s rl.ls
N.a.lsr srrn.ur = o. MrtilaI.if Arsfn
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DEFEATED

Tnr PEorosAr no RruovE rur CouND
Rrupf~es DrFEArrp-fur Part
rioNrEs WrrHnRAw-l.AUortY At.
rENnrn HrAurSo-MoHr ritAN HAN
rur Worms or ONfoHn County, Sos
A RruoNsrEANCr AoAINsT RrvnvAt.
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Tr.ins a. f1ftsni cave ~. fars 81 il 81 IA
al tHrs trains from f1riIsrI frsf !.
P.TIs a 10 l1as 1r1 al fUFH rrlrs ~.
Nrrssr bfanfh lfsfs ~ fsrs ~ rrflH .f.r. u
49, ~ srrira n ssrh thruash tTs.a cn rf a II III
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EMIL OELnEENANS. rrs..dsat
j0uS ". NuHa.r. wee Prss,I
ONE Nee ia a iIs usesd~sy.
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NaIs 90 iHffIslI rl.'sf a. ~ 49, TT
Mas ifnfn farfisnd srr.ff 81 il'itsr r.ri Itrs
Mails a. rp r0unfry fInsf q D. 49, e. Uf.
Mails frm 90 cuunfrY afflFe 81 snd Do -
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q. N. Perez. latss0u.
D. 4 MsrrII. AgIrlIlIft luI Ir.I.'f
d " DAYS. nrurrf
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a mayer. Fururur, al tui.ral s..,
NrTH nats 80 + ii.. Hsr.t.r al ..t I'D
iarsI rafrrsI.n.lfut ir -0afh lslH
sasis .apiss rfftf utrnau urs..atr ..u.
a. t,srrr', hrur -ferf, uIi fH..raf Tns
80 Il or hra1lrf Nrrr.
The Arizona champion., 1885-12-26

lT is rumored that Governor Zulick has his eye on the position of Com missioner of Immigration, and that he would like to receive the resigna- tlon of Hon. Patrick Hamilton SO that a pleasant vacancy would be al his disposal for particular friend. - znfSoA TimeS.
 Everyone in Arizona mo matter to which political party they may belong who has the interest of the Terri tory at heart, will hope that the above mentioned rumor is without fpu od r. lion. Patrick Hamilton has been m defaligabIe in his efforts to further the welfare of this Territory. He Is man of far more than average ability. Hi, record as d public officer i, un- imp=achable, and he has mad: an ef- 6cient and energetic Com ni,si Iner of Immigration. lt G pvernor Zl'ick i, coh,em dating any step wolch wall lead 10 MT. Hamllton's removal from office, he Is making ser ou, mistake,
The Arizona champion., 1885-12-26

AN outbreak among the Cheyenne and Arapahoe Indians seems immi- nent. For some years these tribes have been receiving considerable sums from cattle owners for the privilege of allowing their herds to feed on the Indian reservations. They paid from 4 to 8 cents an acre for the use of these grazing lands, and this money was divided per capita among the bucks of the Cheyennes and Arapa- hoes. The government having insisted that the cattlemen move away from these reservations, the Indians spend ing money for plug hats and whiskey has been cut off. They now blame the government for their deprivation Of this income, and threaten to go on the war-path.
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THE CHAALP/OVHASA 4 CIR- CUZA ZZONALOVG THE. E.LLFE OF THE 4, X P. ROAD DOUB. LE 7HATOFANY OTHER Pd- PER LY ARIZONA
The Arizona champion., 1885-12-26
CCRi;ENT COMMENT.

The red rose says "be sweet"
 And the lily bids 'be pure"
 The hardy brave chrysanthemum
 "Be patient and endure"
 The violet whispers give"
 Aod do not grudge the cost,
 The woodbine 'kcep on blossoming"
 In spite Of chlll and frost.
 And so each gracious flower
 Has each a several word,
 Which read together makclh up
 The message oi the Lord.
 The smallest man iH Congress Is T.. A. Merriam, of New York City. H.: is just five feet high and weighs one hundred pounds.
 Congress has taken a holiday re- cess. Jus, like the small Schoolboy.
 The la'e Mr. Vanderbilt WIS an anti tobacco man, was very temperate m hls drinking and fir several years scarcely ,Jucncl animal food. but he did sometimes u,e bad language.
 Mr. Small, of South Carolina, IS the only colored man in the presen; Congress He Is slid 10 be quite d swell in dress and weats gold-rlmmed eyeglasses.
The Arizona champion., 1885-12-26

THERE is cons dcrable diiSatiSfac tion expre ,sed at the terms of the bil introduced into the Senate by Senator Vest 10 subsidize the Eads ship rail way. The government is asked 10 become responsible to the amount of E., 800, 900 year, in return for which the mails are to be transported flee, men of war 10 be carried over free oi charge, and the merchant shipping of the Unued States to be allowed 25 per cent reduction on the rates pald by vessels of other nations. Two millions and half d year is a good deal of money. In the event of our being at war with any other nation II would doubtless be yer, Chrap to have the exclusive use of this railway for that sum, but as We are not likely to be at war Uncle Sam will do well to hold hls purse strings little tight, on this proposal.
The Arizona champion., 1885-12-26

roy"1his paper is kept on file ct E, C. Dake's Advertising Agency, 65 Merchants Exchange, San Francisco, Cal, where con racts for advertising can be made f'r Il,
The Arizona champion., 1885-12-26

MEMBERS of the several cattle asso- citations in Arizona should at once take up the matter of eleCting dele gates to the Denver Range cattle con vention, to be held on January 27th The basis of repre-, enta,ion will be one delegate for every 5o,ooo head of cattle. It will be the most important convention of stockmen ever held in the west, and every section of the cattle country should be fully repre- Gcnted.
The Arizona champion., 1885-12-26

THE Flagstaff CHAMPION is uow perfectly satisfied that FIgsjaf i, the coming town Of the Territory, No long ago Phenix paper was boosting m most confident terms about the flu ture Of Phenix. The generally ac- cepted opinion of well posted travel CTS IS that Clifton is and is gong to be the "boss camp" in the Territory. Just as soon as our esteemed conten poraries stop to take breath after pcal,- iag their own towns, we propose to boom thiS burg We feel hcsitancy, so long.as any one town claims to be foremost, because, according to gram maT and logic, there can be only one superlatlve degree, and it Is always best to be careful In such lttie things. IL would hardly do for us all 10 clam 10 be tha most enterprlSing aud the most fourishing al the same time. Let each town take its turn to crow --Chh,on CIaytoa.
 There IS slight mistake in tEe above, as regards the statement cred itsd to tbe CHAMPION, What was sad Tn this paper was "Flagstalf is destined 10 become the principal city si Northern Arlzons. ," Go ahead down below and fight for supremacy among yourselves. Flagstaff Gnly ciS'ns to be the queep city of the northern ball of lhe territory at Pressai,
The Arizona champion., 1885-12-26
Prescott and ths A. & ?

OrFIcE-Fir>t National Bank, Prescott, Al IAHE5 STEWART, ]. F MEADos,
 Superintendent. Ast, Prescatt.
The Arizona champion., 1885-12-26

DAKOTA has adopted as its state motto the words, "By God the peo pie rule" There are two Justine, meanings to this sentence, and the action the Dakota people have taken would seem to imply that they would make it more binding if they put a comma after the second word.
The Arizona champion., 1885-12-26
"Dight peart."

"I WIS right peart till the rheuma- tiz snt in, said suffering old man who lived near the swamp. Fact Is, wherever you live you can't be fright peart" if you are victim Of thli troublesome disease. Captain C. w. HCtsenpiller, Springfield, o, says, "I fJund great relief from innlmma- tory rheumatism. by using Browns Iron Brtcrs." Thousands of other people have found similar relief.
The Arizona champion., 1885-12-26

THE Tombstone Eplhtbh calls the recent Prescott grand jury "a parcel of incompetent nll,compoop5' ahd a "precious collection of fossils.
 They were undoubtedly collection of something that rhymes with 'Ios e;le b
The Arizona champion., 1885-12-26
EEKLY CHAMPION.

1hf LI.. ,rNiS entered di Me FiagStaf
 PrSe9ee as Sefond' elaSS nA'!tey.
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A new Democratic paper will be started in Tombstone about the natal day of the yelr. l. will bs managed by Messrs. fominson x Brayley. The CHAMPION accord, It d heaIty wr.eoine and wishes |; success.
The Arizona champion., 1885-12-26

ARIZONA should have a strong rep resentation at the Denver cattle con yention.