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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
Atrss sopy-.llssl M. Q. DAVIS, Rssls,sr.
of.1. "a ., S 80 cas q r e esa a

1ss ass 20, ne cos Sa r 81 oso Ss
the third Tuesday 81 jan, a: ID iss.
minisfstor 90 the estate % Lew Lunt, late %
Peru. In sali CountT. decsasef, prAylnx for a..
esnse ~ sell snf c)avey certain real sststf sta
rtrd In rsd town o. Peru, ~ ily described On Ma
pstiloa on hle N the Pro bate Once, The proceeds
10 ~ Distributed among The befs secorfinx %
their respective fishs. after paying sxpenssst
ordered, thai the ssif pstnOner give no
ell persons interested. ~ causing an sbstrsci
Of his pctltion. nh this order thereon. % 10
psbllshei three weeks saocesslsely 10 the
IN sad Cosnty, that they may spear AZ PRO
bate Court. % b. held AZ Pans on ths third Tues-
day OF Mar. next. a. nlas o'ciock Ia the fore.
soos. .sf sho. easse, sss tbsy have, -hJ ths
ssms sh0ai not be Eraated.
Clio. A. WILSON, Jadss.
A true copy-Affesti-u. 4. DAVIS. Hsai.ITr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
w w ~ ~, =. pN ~, hsti.tsf.
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OxFORD. ssi-At Court OF PROBATE held Il
f9is, within and for the County Of Oxford %
the third Tuesday Of Jan, A. ID. ls5
nlnistrstoT ofths estsis q sydsnhsm Brid<hsn.
IAls Of Bsethsli. IN ssif Couasy, deoeasef. pray
lag Cor leease 70 sell AMI eJnysy certain real ss-
tate situated In tha town % hueAhald. asi fully
ohce. 81 pubic saie Dor The p.ymsnt Of dsots asd
chrfssf
OEDkKkD. That the said Petitioner give nosIos
- ns'Isioe .,fn tbls orS.r tnsreos 40 h. r.hli.s
81 three weeks sscc<ssively In the Oxford Demo.
srst printed 81 Paris, that thsy nay appear st .
Probate Cost 70 % ne'e ~ Isns. IN ssia c.en.
q the forenoon and shsu ease tfssy thsy have,
uhy the sane should not be granted.
ckO. A. WILSON. Js1ge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
GEo; 4. WILSON, Jsaxs.

Paris, within and for the County Of Oxford "a
the thlri Tuesdsy Of Jsn A. ID. iss5.
ANGlk bishop, sdmlnisifatrix on the
estate of ssnusl Bstssthsid, late ef ksniord.
10 sad Counfy, deceased. having presented her
account of sdnisistrstloa of the eststs of sAid
decsssei for ailousncst
OHDEEED, that said Adninistrstrix give notice
10 al persons interested by causing copy Of THE
order 10 be published three weeks ssceessively ~
the OXFORD Democrat, asesspeper printed a. Par.
10. that they nay appear a. Probate Court 20 b
held a. Paris, IN said county.on the hire Iuesday
OF Teb nsst. at nine O'Clock 10 the forsscos,
ana ssss ..ass, n .sy shsy have sAy the sans
gro. A. WILSON. ysdxs.
Asrusso,y-Asssss ! 4. Q. DivIs, ississss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
GEO. A. WILSON, Jadse.
Atrs.sort-.,i..i q o. DAVE. kssI.i.r.

OxFOKD, ss,-Al q Court % PROBATE. held ~
Paris. uIthln ani for the Coanty Of Oxford.
90 the third Tuesday Of Jan. A. II. ls3.
WILLIAM And ALBEIT DUNN, Eteeutofs
on the estate Of sutey stevens, late OF Canton.
ia cad County, deceased, having presented their
sccount OF adm m istTAtiou % the kststs Of saif
deceased for allowance;
OEDsEED, That tas ssif esscaiors give notice
a ali persons lntsrested b. easing q copy Of
this order 10 b. Published three uests saecesslsely
In the Oxf0rd DsmOersf printed al Paris that they
nav appear ct Probsis Coart 10 BE- hsld 81 fsfis
10 s.if COaniy the third fsesdsy Offso. nsxt a.
po'olock o the forsnool and shos cause n sny they
have, uhy the sane should not be sllosef,
GEO. A. WILSON, Jsfge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

OXFORD a. At Court of PROBATE held a.
Pare, within All o. the Couats % otf0rt,
on NE ihr,i Tuesdsy 81 yan-, A y. LIS
- PORTER srEAR>s. Adm isrAiof 90 the 90
tate Of Abisaii 4 Hall late offAfis IN sad eoun
~, dsccAsed. having presented his account Of "a
anistrsiioa Of TIE ts.sie Of fsii deceased for al
iossnee
Ordered hat said Aimlnistrsior give notice 10 all
psrsOss Interested, by easing copy OF this or
der % be publish three seeks excessively In
he OsiOrd Democrat. printed al Paris, that they
Paris, IN said county. on the third fussfsy 81
psb. neat Al nins o'clock IL the forenoOu. and
show cause u aay shey have, uhy The sane shosld
not b allowed. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

offICIHss
nos. ogD. q. WING. rfssdfni
wall ACK "a WhirE, YES Pcs iaai
NATuAN ". HAnli-. ffsasnff
- LOWELL. eerrrttfT
a nAkT u MfiIrsI DIR tff,
NJ giCkEh eeurfa' Nsetsef Anhlfa'
Msiuf.
pirssssr.. TIE ah1te AT = &. strtst. fsfiisni.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
Browns Sarsaparina

L. r-.f.nis..i ID ds an claimed o. n, AT snr
dru-r.sf 80 Rvs 20 al yuur monsy n q a.
a. rsualal.sr a'.a - PM ouiY homa tss'i'
rariiis frun rrlaiie g-oTis
nrusrs s,r-sgsrila J. - ny al irunrisis -
60. sh,co. flrtaoo. ARA wAHHKN. fro-
frietar Hlr.-lr NtIuf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
srArrOF nAINF

OXFORD. % rr,tsie Couri, Jsrusfy TEN
a. ~. ~. -. -.
viii sna Ie.iamsnt u ntsJAhlN hAhkbh,
lsts al nsltlnofs, in The state n htff AMI sn1
% he Prybsts thereof ~ $50 ststs, cal 80 ~
ttr.ts.i htsiur besa pressutcd 20 ths Juife %
r,.6.fe f,r 90 saId iounty - Otfefd, fpf "a
purpsss ID being slIosst. fIsi al relrifd IN
m Probate Coar a ssii CooufFf
OHpNHTn, That notife fhfreof - gfsa - =,
..s,.,.s i.,.,.s,sa thefsla bf rslsiss q copy Of
itls ofifr 10 - pahiiahsd thrte stess suces
.ssir 10 ths Oxfoff ncwocfst, pfinifd a. fsfps
10 SAT- County, that thff may tppfar ~
bsts Coat 10 ~ hell Al Pans. ia stt 1nntf. %
ne thlfi Tassdsy % March uexf ~ tie % NE
sses ~ ne fsreneor, snf shos esase. ii any they
800 Gao. A. WILSON Jsdre.
At,as C,rV-Affrsff uG DAVIS, Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

oxroED. sat- CourtOf Probate heli at Paris
sl,hia aad Cor ne COuniy Of Oxford. on the
third Tuesday Of Jsn., A. ID. ls3. .
Gssrdisn, Of woodstr ca, IN sad coanty, praying
that Benz smln \. Tueil. Of sumasr, BE- sppolaisd
Atmlr ara tor % the estate Of bcissv y. Bolster,
lsts of wo1dsfoek. IA said Coanty, deceased
OHDEHED, that the sad Petitioner give notice
10 all persons interested By causing copy Of this
order " be psb lshed three weeks suceessiyell IN
msv appear 81 . Probate Coau % - holden a.
PARIS Ia sail epaaty. % { he thri Tuesday ~
Ysb. next 81 nlne O'Clock IN the forsn0on, and
shos cause n say tney have way the sane shoah
not Be Ersniei. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
BACKACHE

~in al oslrf Symptoms - K4nsT Dl-ea~. iia
hl.'.,n.i -. c.lsi tous e. - 50 ts1.reru1sf
m. ~ hoarti nr1su's sarsagar''is. 49, -ss elfsi
~ IA. an.i l. 49, a,.st ~ holss IN ,-ttsf hs.th
th.n 90 Irsr. r. t-scu.our - ~ ffisn.i- =
usf nr1-u's ssr.apanls sss-i 30 lf~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
Ear SUNNI. Jan. u.

have your favor asking my views
abou, the proposed removal Of the county
buildings. II their removal would be for
the bee, convenience and interest Of the
CREATES, number. they should be moved
otherwise not, For myself. Individually,
should be better Accommodated by the
proposed removal; but am confident
iha, very large majority in this town
are better served with the buildings
where they are. ! true, decision will
be reached iha, will be for the bes, in.
,eres,s Of the county as whole.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
PROTECT rur HONE.
Nsnisrship b. ihisssflfif t1tit tai $50
GRADED AssTssuENrs.

Tts frr.sfy faFnishss i1suftncf a. eat Plus q
smsl srnaa - o. etnsafns. faf rirrHafs 49,
IAN Irflrnaf o. aIifrss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

ONFORp. .s.-Na Court q frobsie hsi a.
rsrIs sfhla AIT f1f the IanniJ % ptiorl "a Ne
thifI TuesfsF n lkn. les.
WILLIAM ". MELBOURNE nAmef stfc ter
IN oertaia instruus at Turuefties % . ne last
W il'and TesfamFat ~ tIfa frnrinf, late % Va
terf1ri In saii t1untT, deceAsei, tafiuE prcsen &
"a t1e sane or ffottie
OuugHHn. nat ne ssid ftecutor EIts n1tioe
b. al psrsoas Interested ~ easing copy ofthis
order 10 - pstlishsd -ssss saccsssitsly 10 TIE
Oxiofd Democrat gfiniei al fsfts. that thsI nay
syteH Al Probate Coau 20 b hslf 81 farts,
III said coanty % the thiri TUESDAY % ftb s~st.
81 ocioct 10 TIE forsaoon AID sbss cease u snr
thsy have rhythe said Insirument should not ~
proved. approved .nd aiio.ei a. the last VII ani
Testament Of salt tscesset.
oEO. A WILSON, Jsdge.
A tive COPY aiiesl II q. DIVE nssIslsI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

AAANA"ff 49,
have talked With number Of the
leading men. in regard % moving the
county bailling.. and fad them much
opposed 10 IL There Is remonsirAnee
Al the 4. o. with over one hundred
names on IL. and Z. l.. Packard has an
other Of which DO no, knos the nun.
Der. have 10 doubt. II put 10 vote
there would be iwo-,hirds majority or
more agsins, removal. We think With
oxford" ia Jas, weeks DgNocKAr,
"better let well enough alone"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

A psii,ioa "a. .sn, here fo' signature
for the proposed removal. /, ~as eirca-
lated With the statement tha, the bearer
iil no, wish 20 sign A. lsas, until better
posted a. % cu.,. etc. No one signed
H. think the vote in March woald b.
almo., unanimous agains, the proposed
removal. hear rcmons,ranee has re-
ceived the signature u nearly every one
10 whom il has been shown.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

Ma. q f.N.a.cKrrr. q Hsrmou, al kainff
D. coa.i not "a NJ 81 oue of So .o.r. a.
auu,s. U.i crlsiant rfot faslng Art "a
hrsists. t1rrfhrr ~ih 30 uslA hACAAcht
that soo1m9snIss KtinsY n.-r.-s urr has'aiai
ia nrgsus sif.agan..a i1 30, at ~ ~ 49,
80 -. curci AT can Nv rlu q -a-.ux ri.rh.ns
al o. work shllt h-f 49, hstsr uan O.
80. ~ nrlskrii ssrs u.srs m-.i htvs hssn
oos tsn|if..i r-ogls cal ~ 80 30 sai al 49,
flai thai fa-.aas nro-us sar.asar-A clfei 30
~ Ksiusy ni-rs-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
HrnRos. Jan. %. 1855.


Briefly stated. the opposition in Hiram
TO the change Of county buildings Is
practically unanimous. A thorough can
vass Of Hiram and East Hiram results
in sndisg one person who would ign a
petition Cor removal, only two Who are in
favor Of IL. only three who declined to
sign the remos,ranee. The losg delayed
shedding has sen, many more into the
timber and wood lots. bat they will be
heard from. In the area and population
that furnish tso in favor. one hundred
and fty-sigh, have signed the remOn-
STRANGE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

OXFORD. s..-Ats Coan Of rfots,s hsif a.
psrIs aItt sltt IN AT 90 tts e. luufr of usiori.
- "a fhffI IufsiaF Of jan a u 10.
AUGUSTA CurtO>, AfnalstfaifIt ou ~
esfafs ~ A'fxsnisf "a touou lsis 81 iliram, In
81 C1uuff. drcfasst, hafiur prrsfaifi tsf A..
rlnst % almIa.stfaiIou of M ssise a ttit o.
csassd fof silasanca
OHprarn. nat ne saIt Adm nIsifAirx ave
80 81 g. 81 rrfsont inisrssisf.hf raut.nr c1rT
I'D thIs orfrf d. b. rutIttst fhfrs seTks 80
ess.rsiF ln ths uHf1rt nsncefai rfints.i a. Pare
that thrF mtF agf'rkr 81 . t1af ~ ffufkir to D.
b. u Al Fafls ailEla anf &C. sal Coaafy uu TIE
tflrf raesfsY ~ 10 nekt. atQ Q'rlnrk IN fte
fsfrafon sat .hss rsuss. o. any thsy have. shy
ttc saus stoli1 ~ - ,l1sod
sTu. A. WILSON. Juisc.
the aer-affssf "a a. DAVIS HasIafrf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

ONFlGD. sal Coaft % Ffsbais ssii 81
Paris. . ihlu aaifoftas Cpaaty ofosi1fi. o.
tts tflrd TarsiaF n Iaa. 4. u. tssi
Ca ne petttn a hAki 4. shitHi 81
AulaFsr. IL saii CoantT, pfaTirs thAi losfp1 l.
O6lrmkn Of AnilFer. D. agrlafei Aimias.
tfaI,f % "a estate Of rncmas saith. late %
Anfosef. 10 taIt CosntT, dfcesse1t
Or.isfsi. Tat tts saii fstifioefr give nouee
10 IN rsfssas Interested D. csnsins copY of ms
order b. b. pstlshct threc scets ssneessifslJ In
the Osfofs psmpsrat pfinief 81 Paris, thaithsY
may agQTar asa PROBATE lpau % - hsii ~
Paris IN ,ai CoeniF % tte third fussisy q
Feb nsKt, al nne o'siock 10 ths iorsaoon All
sh0s ease n ssy thsy have Shy ne sane shouii
not ps sfa1iei. .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
ST. sTROUT. General Agent
.or,,....., rs.,t..s. W.

oNFonn S. sCpuft ~ frotsis 81 A.
Paris. sIthln at 90 tas tQanfF ~ nkfnfi
% ~ thIft TlraIsF cf Jan, a ~ is.i.
oN "a rsut.ea of iltkNhh ~ ~ SILL.
81 l. a ski tluaiT, pfaTtE ihai ief ltnin
4. T.fII. Of sumnsf. D appnlntst Admialsifa
- % ths rslais ~ H1uics kusstil. itif % Hart
ford. la stii iorniY, fecsasff
Ofifrci. IhAt taii psilu11tfs giFs noiiee
q 81 psrsoas intsfsstet ~ eAusiax ceFy 81
ttif srirr o. - rab.lsfrt thfrs srssssacs save
Ii la ~ Osfoft fhsmoffst nsssrapef lfinift
Al PARIS. LEI al t1antF, thai thsT mAJ AlpsH Al
q rrotgs C1aut b. hei 81 Paris, "a n ihift
T0rsfaF af - nrNt AZ 1'tlott In TIE lore
sos as she~ ease N anT ~ Nave shf The
~ tar,f st1uli 90 D. Efasisi.
aEu. A. WILSON taf1s.
aHFa.FH a. na.ra uanHaTsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

H a. Rosrsr,. Nsrrhsni. Ahho', NJ. ~
s.rfaA Pot AT snkis sss'ei 81 nj oolf "a
saE. Csrs ~ ha.nes. TIL fluf tafi'fs
nrosns s,r..gaala. "a ssrvi, a. 49, siisuis
o. tls.na.- a. srl ~ sfrf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

think the general opinion Is. ,hs, the
county buildings are nearer the centre
where they are. bu, have had no time TO
make many inquiries. bat my opinion a.
resident Of Bethel. Is that Norway Is q
better place for them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

am kni, last and all the time OpPOs-
Cd to the removal or change Of location
Of our county buildings. l think the
present location. taking air. water nat
ural scenery and general surroundings,
superior to any oOunty-seat in the State.
The moral. Intellectual and social stand
ing Of the people Of Paris Hill Is anim-
psschsble. The court room Is never
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

Ma cu.s rarrrasaS, Eaglnosr, n.ror, -
ea-ui q KIM D-.-s, asst ~ 0ycf sIsrilor,
lflns. a..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

Waves. r.sn a.. nsneo,, ~. earoi d
klinrT Dl-u.. ~ nrusu's SarsalarliA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

Nv rlsasrrs. n r.. ststsslu, NJ. prv-rri's
nr1sus s,f.sl.raa o. a. I'm q ksinsy Al
1--we N-sss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

nj IINIt HAH| - W.
| thiak iha, The ooun,y buildings are
better where they are. ! have TALKED
9Th quite q 10, Of different ones. and
they All ~ sgains, the change. II ~e
.hoald take vote n che iosn. they
wosll All. % man. ~ against the
removal. u ~oald make great TAI
on he nconle
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27

UINNAHk, jan % Nv
presume IL j. ouly question u time
When The county building. ~ill BE- moved
from Pans Hin. n the buildings ate
in good repair think ], would Be- best -
use them fs~ years riore. The most
q The leading men here signed The Pe,i-
ton. bu, think IL doubtful Il a majority
would vote iof the removal believe
the more the thing !. talked q the les
votes oil b given for removal Oar
TAI payers DO not van, Increase u tau
alton.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-01-27
SOUTH PARIS.
Branch Office Of the Oxford Democrat Ea ,
Odd Fellows Blook.
VILLAGE DIRECTonY

firf CaagIs F.i.oual thufsl. kss D. g.. H..
pasfof Ga ~ansay, rrrafhInr sfrfI0l. l. ~.
salh.fh slhooI. "a o. tfachrr'f aIfsf.nf. "a
roanr peofIf's uIrffIur. trH pflrrr na.I..'- -
WEDNESDAY prsfrr unrrf.rr ~
Mstho.iisf Chafct. hff. n. y foss. r.a.. d.
Sunday, rrfarh|nE sfrFirf. lnl - s.lIr
sfhnol. NJ . mufrInE rfafff urfrnF Hn
sFruInr prayer mrrfInr. 49, fnfsI.F -
assflsr. fGrs C..ss mssanr. Trii,l. 4 !.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-10-10

THE CHINESE IN BUTTE.

The Knights of Labor gave the
Chinese till the LIST instant to ego"
from Butte, but the Chinese didn't
ego" and there was no bloodshed.
The city police force has kept a
vigilant guard around Chinatown
in the expectation of violence, and
the Cinnamon have claim low "
armed to the teeth. And now the
Knights of Labor feel cooler about
the collar, and read the following
resolution before the citizens at a
mass meeting held in that town on
the 3Oth of September.
Resolved, While the Knights of
Labor determine to rid Butte of the
Chinese-if such a desirable result
can be accomplished by lawful
means - they are emphatically
opposed to violent measures, and
stand ready to aid the authorities
in suppressing any overt means
which might possibly be resorted
to by unorganized enthusiasts.
Resolved, That in order to accom-.
plish the desired end, we ask all
citizens to discharge all Chinese in
their employ.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-10-10
lNSCR AN(E.

A Wood River paper says the
"face value" policy law is good
enough; that in certain States of
the Union it has been adhered to
for years that insurance companies
withdraw simply for a bluff; that
local companies supercede them
and that the people Of those States
are content with the law. Does
that editor know of any other Ter
ritory where the law is extant, or the
usual existence of insurance agen-
cies in States where it is extant?
Does he want the people of Idaho to
take it for granted as bluff
because it is the opinion of one
man, and sacrifice all their prop
erty to flames simply to "call /"
the insurance companies till they
are frozen out of their "bluff?"
Does he want the people of Idaho
to sit and suck their thumbs and
see their houses go up in the vain
hope that someone will eventually
sell out newspaper and start
a home insurance company?
Ketchum has made as many efforts
in this direction as any town in
Idaho-to organize home insur-
ancc company, but it wouldn't win.
If our contemporary can organize
a company that will protect us,
good enough; the law will be good
enough. But the law is an impo-
sition at present, and this d time Of
the present. We simply want pro-
lection, law or no law.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-10-10

The decrease in the public debt
for September was 100000.
Iowa ranks the highest of all the
States in the number of cattle to
the square mile.
Politics in Southern Idaho have
been deduced into the simple but
weighty proposition Of Mormonism
or Anti-Mormonism.
Four men, named W. E. Holmes,
Henry Taylor, John Davis, and a
Russian, were drowned in the vicin-
ity of Granite Point on Snake
River, below Lewiston, Idaho, while
working to clean out the channel.
The Butte papers intimate the
Cinnamon of Butte do not propose
to "Go." The Miner says they
have bars and shutters put on
their windows, and the Inter-Mount-
ian is informed they are armed,
and have special watchmen out.
Says Ferdinand Ward: "No
one will ever know the load have
been carrying for many long, weary
months. I have heard and read
many statements that have been
made in connection with my deal
ing With the firm of Grant Il Ward,
that have reflected in the most
damaging manner upon my char
acter. Under the most biting crit
icisms, / have kept still. The time
is coming when / will be able te
say and do something for my OWL
benefit"
An exchange says: A Vienn;
apothecary having compounded
an antidote to lead poisoning, thu
Austrian government handsomely
rewarded him. The remedy con
sists in the administration, in small
and regular doses, of a weak solut
ion iodide of potassium, which
is readily eliminated. In view o
the fact that lead poison is the ter
ror of miners in the Northwest, i
would be worth the while of loca
physicians to try the Austrian
remedy.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-10-10

There are still public lands open
to settlement in nineteen States and
eight Territories. The prices vary
from Sl.25 to $3.50 per acre.
The deepest mining shafts in the
world are at Prizibam, Germany,
$3.50 feet, and the combination
shaft at Virginia, Nevada, $3.50
feet.
Mrs. Theodore Tilton is often
seen in the picture shops along
Wabash avenue, Chicago. She
dresses plainly; her hair is very,
gray, her voice tremulous, and her
face is sad.
Deadwoodis very much disgrunt
led over the census returns relating
to herself. Instead of 5000 or
$500, as was hoped, the returns
gives her less than 1900, bad fall
ing since the flush days when popu-
lation was between 5000 and Z 900.
As is usual in such cases, vigorous
complaint is being made at the way
in which the census was taken.
1t is firmly believed by the citi-
zens of Washington that the
remains Of Gen. Grant will be
removed to Washington within a
year. Action by Congress is
expected to hasten the removal.
Three hundred and fifty-eight
criminals who have escaped from
Georgia in the course Of the last
thirteen years are "wanted" in
that State. The rewards offered
for them aggregate 100000.
Tretton, N. J.-Goldsmith Maid
who for years was Queen of the
Turf, died to-day at the Fashion
stud farm, near this city. Her
death was sudden, resulted from
fatty indigestion of the heart. She
vas % years old last May.
OMAHA, Neb.-It is announced
on the authority of General Mana
ger Galloway that the Uuion Pacific
Directors have determined L
replace the present railway bridge
at this point with a more substan
tial and commodious structure
adequate to the increased demands
Of traffic and travel.
J. NJ. Hill, of Chicago, has solo
his double team, Westment ant
Lorenc, to Frank Siddall, fol
$4,000.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1885-10-10

An extract from a letter written
by citizen Of Pierce City, now
resideing at Lewiston, dated Sep
TENDER 9th, to a gentleman in
Boise, says:
L suppose you have heard the par
ticulars Of Fraser's murder. Men
went from here and Mont Idaho to
Pierce City to find the murdcrers.
There went with them from Monnt
Idaho a man who could speak the
Chinese language. This man was
disguised as q" Siwash," and played
drunk and disorderly and for this( p
was locked up with nine China
men who had been arrested on sus-
picion. During the night our bogus
Indian overheard five of the China
men quarreling among themselves.
They blamed each other for the kill
ing of Mr.. Fraser, one saying
You struck the first blow with the
axe" and smother retorting: "You
shot him in the mouth" To these
revelations cur Indian (?) was an
attentive listener. Results: Five
Cinnamon (including three Chinese
mcrchants) were found hanging out
on the road not far from town.