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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-10-23
DAILY POST IKTELLlGECH


AZ curgsnti, qspsrtsd shat e So
coahrsns nhonid Be ssssssa = tbs oi'sH
u Hhsrsa. hs aonid ehsos - ~ dep.
uty Werenes, aglas Wssusr, ~ pglsssI
teal huil dozsr 2ho D biz exirsoFsi liaat
nstiou ainos broke 20 ~ ksoplss
ursmasles ID che seond Wasd - $50
cessaans. Thsss Il uzaosbssdly eEsara
fos this sapors. for WexsnsE - sen
Caehrsns,s 3. snaesg ffora - heeinnina
Of lis sanvaas. has boli-dszsd rEi1,a-
- 40 paeksd consenfioEsa n BIZ IN
tsrsat and i nov trsssilng thfeasa
ths coanty 10 hsa earapanY sitaea ing ans
fsadneine sheriff NeGrzw. 4 - =
NOS 10 hs cos6rsns's degutys Ell siEns
fail He has certainly bsea faraiahed
ssus consideration fer he antifsng e.
srtlons. naa Is i safsso assunas lisa tae
consideration Is "a 3 snail ere. i
ihs suppsliIen tbas Wseeuer e . iaAe
chsrrs 81 ths shsFia 3 ones 70 eaas Of
successes 4 eorreei, rs peoRie may .
vel rndsrsland thAs II votinR for
Oooarans they ars in rssIiiy Roslne tuE
Weesnei. II q nos fcg 4 nonent .
Be- Supposed b snyans thas coshrane
L compssant % perform tbs dates -.
saehInz % the sbsriE : olios o. that be
expects 10 pesform thoss dGtiss- On
tbs contrary. Be viii Be compelled %
leave the oondues Of the oi8ee % dep
uiy. ana II thai depaty b WeesneF,
Cochrans viii have e. little % De WITH
abe oaice o. II shs people had never
CONS through fbe fsFee q eseosiag him.
Il il probable that WeRsneF Is toe real
oandldats and thai Coehrans is merely
bis cats paw whose ussfaluesa g the
oombfnatiou consists merely IN bis abb
icy 70 esich votes.
II thla be 20. Il behooysa voters %
consider shat kind d q man thia Veg
oner ia, and 10 whas mauner BE- has
conducted himself "a ths sh0rs sine
thai he has been q resident q King
Csansy. The Posr- IsrELEIaEsuEa has
frequently had occasion % connent
upon hts acts and bic utteranoea. and
% dsnonnce him az ona Who holds, ez.
presses aud seeks % ineuleate tseeries
which no good citizen could fer mo-
meat entertain. A letter from ". Z.
Wilson, veil known and responsible
citizen Of Seattle. whiah VS. pabiiehed
ID The Seattle Prsss0f OaioheF lst, gives
90 excellent idsa q this mantle boss
Of the Peoples party, and the manaasg
o. the ooshFans campaign. Let The
yoiam Of King County Rad this letter.
Lei thom rellsot that Mr.. Wilson ~ the
time Il vas published accepted Ne re.
sDonsibilltg FOE ths damaging state
mants which Il contains, and asserted
bis ability 20 prove auy or ali Of thom.
And the msn whom this letter de.
ssxlbeH presnmea 10 aasAil John Il. Nc.
Cow before ths people Of King conniy.
He pFesames to instruct the voters Of
King County as 20 what they SHOULD
ana what they shoald nss do. He
hopes By Che old Of bis puppet, ooch-
rans. to useep into one OF the most re
nponsiblo Offices within the gift q the
pesplo % the osnuiy. He posca aa ihe
champion Of the people aud The break.
or Of Imagined rings Fhe Posr IsrgL-
EaoNEcnR Is perfectly willing 70 hays
the people Of King County judge be-
tween John II. AcGfas an sneh man
a. this. Il fsela little doubs a. 20 what
their verdict viii be.
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Cnrnrn naTIars.

Presbyterian Church, corner Of Third
and Madison streets keY. y. q. Strange.
pastor. services at n =. m. and 10 D. m
tomorrow. sabbath school e. 1880 D. M
Young peoples prayer and praise service
q go 3. m. seats froo come. and wei
come,
The Presbyterian Sabbath School ia
helitoNn meets IN the HaFriaaa chapel a.
80 2. m, Rev. n. b. DilNorth viii preach
- tie same place ~ SO p. m.
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PROHIBITION PARTY

Appointments Tor Pabile speaking
oscsllA. satar'lAy, oct g, aisp. M
kc1tau. Ma1GaY ucL g ~ - q n.
Fails l1iY. IuFstay. usA- as al fNa s m.
FClt. WeaaEeisy. tAct. =. AZ 80 D n.
Novelty fharslaF. Oct - f1la ). IA.
haezhlon. ktiiMY Oct. ~ Af $50 .. "a.
az order ~ CeatlAi COMMITTEE.
- =. tiStttllsSk CHAR nan.
kENkkEE SMITH sce's. ccA1dW
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED.

Laundry tsonsan at h0fsl, $25; 2 farm
haAtis, ipiHfer JOB, so q month Maker,
so Choppfre. 3 50 cord; nan triih
lapisly, suiHfer's 100; 10 men for Caaeade
x. r. lnork, e. Is a aey, board s.; VAT
e. So, baaFarymaH so.
For eng Kind Of cork psi yoav Hasss
oa nL4 haaEa.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

8 @. siHsrsan. ~ II. Holulsa. I. y.
Camplun. aa4 cth1rs. VII aa1resa he
iaeeF.e 1n tns ilsaa * lie day 81 faiioNs,
lgsroe1A. Saturday. Oct ~ SxER m
llcHiaa. faes.lay, 0ck s. SLIP m
litack islamana. nrazlAy Uct al 80 nm
~ 1f1Nf AZ TIE raEan4ltran
cz q. 4 MANNING. Chalfman.
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CatNaE - tIE SnHn Eclzsss p, aff
Aiites oagteg TIE fraal slreet lisaesr
ard eeet Atfcasut hss heeeas e. 4
ciene : srills stqek q siassr ana eFsss
see4. Alt, Ssaaa F0itflug frsm shst
nfsact 81 ne tfEds. Mr. Sasass -
n laGEesi sto1s Aa1 lsss assagsseaat IA
efAsN Aoe4s tu gAe IerstearY. kn8 s "a
noe.tloe - fstspsta faF a. sAhssg
tiaee sith fokiiaea eF Ssn ffsssksso'
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Republican Meetings.

THE CITIZENS OF KING COUNTY
4 VIII b addressed upon the issues Of
the day b. able speakers AZ the following
times and places a. per revised list below
houghtnn, Saturday. Oct. sd. l;39 p. M
kfNii 90 REP CENTRAL. cav ~
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HALEY & WRIGHT,
7I5 Front street,
LEADING CASH GROCERS,
AS USUAL
POR SAFE.

ESAkM ON WHITE RIVER CON
II tanning 7l3 acres; about Is acres
clearea good houses aud barn; an ex-
ceilent orchard; ali in good order and
situated about two mtles from Kent, adj
joining errenee O'l3Iieh'6: would make
good hop ranch. For other particulars
Apply 10 X o. SAINN, Kent or ]. M.
HI AhLHARD. seatfle ocl7 I'm
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HASFosn ArrK-At Candy, Oregon
October 90 prank Hartford. af seattle
and Anna 8. Waite. dsgtghteF Of Judre
Aaron b. Waite. ef Oregon.
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Candidate for Constable.

u. PtSCENEY WISHES 10 An
naaaae e the Nasera Il ssestfts fkaa
De . 81 tcaEg sealauf cAn1siaia fes CUo.
ssetss @easiie rFecinea Ansi rssaressf.
"a soistte TIE safaszez e Tia NIltsrs
IS this usare Al. ~ RENysKNNr
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Dissolution Of COpaTtnsrshiu

TUE FTRM HKRKTOFORE KyIsT.
a lng under tbs nAEae and Atyie Of tFaid
seattle W. r.. b this day dissolved o.
mat4&f c0nEeAt. James CAEnpbeii haFfng
f4rchase4 thn entire Interest 81 y. ".
WAl4.
Al debts ana liabilities II tha iate Arm
pf Maid & Campbell have heen aasurncd
~ sid Cas1paeis. aad az detts and -
co4ptA oAinE % Mid lrEn azo 10 - naia
% Alfa. NJ. W. MAk.u
JANIS CA14pBETI.
ssAttiA ". +. Of "a lssa oclsdwim
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htist. setahts 8 N sH eur stes
tusi feofiyst 81 3. :. t.agR s g1a.ss. ~.
elqa, naAtaus sea ha8fgn' uisaeg wssf :
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Peoples PAM Meetings

WILL BIZ HELD AT THE FOLLOW
~ ing places. where able speakers viii
address TIE Citizana upoa the innoftanf
issues ~ thia earnuilicr
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TeFrzanrzms
Pr Essesss Is Cengr.
cH44 ~ HaAHeEAw.
For E3F ga er. EaE
oEuEE n HIT
Per Af5nsar 3 Cereal
EoRs @. uba4ES.
NoE an1f
q. q 1UFEE
EE G1rIEz ar lte1Elz
". &. MEzsW1sEH.
DfasrIctz
fEf PfoeecaEr Att0E
WAGwEH ~. &EwIGN.
For Iotns Cgcn mans
4s1N p ActtEdxE.
CeumtFs
For Eeunr u1a1.
THgM ss , HuNs-
Fer he 1sattFca-
G. ~ VAN UaREN.
A. y HxEnEaE0HD.
u. a. HkssEKs
For &herM
J0HH ~ McGRaw.
Fuf AuditcF
81 q. hARHzS.
Rar Treasurer.
~ y WaEn
For Prohate Jadee.
WM D. Wo0D.
Fer Cen ugisElQners
G. ". LAwToE.
". y. PEEl1HEo,
GE0RsK Woon.
For Assessor.
JCLICs aoEE0S.
For school superb fen4EEt.
o. 8 5oEEs
fcF HurFeT0F.
=. II. WHITw1ETH.
For EaaEuners
L.R DAWsoa.
Fer Wires EIlsastsr.
N. v. MILLS.
Seattle PreHfnets
FOR Justices of the Peace.
AB. FR00MAN.
g II. +. kEI.IoGG.
For Constahlas,
II. G. THORNTON,
Il VAN D0NEA. 0c6dw
--s-Gn-@-
KING COUNTY PROHIBITION
RARTK TICKET
Far Councilman,
Il. j. hEMEs.
Jafnt Councilman,
j. =. McGLISN.
Representatives,
D. B. WAap. NJ. n. HOLMES. R b. DIL
WORTH.
Prosecuting Attorney
j. II. RONALD.
sheriff.
s-s......s-
Auditor,
BERTHA u. RIPER.
Treasurer,
.s.-.-@.--.s
ASSESSOR
Superintendent Of schools.
y. 5. JOKES.
Probate Judge,
W. d, WOOD.
County Commissioners,
ALFRKD SNYDER. @. W. WELLS.
GEORGE WOOD.
Surveyor.
+. II. WMTw0RTH.
Coroner,
DR.. l. II. DAWSON.
Justices Of the Peace,
s. b. VEooMAN. j. &. BAKER.
Constables,
II G.. THORNTON. q. B. DRIGGs.
------------sa.----
PEOPLES TNBEPENDENr
TICKET
FOR Prosecuting Attorney.
For Councilman.
FOR Joint Councilman,
goHN p. Mc8LiNN.
For Repres natives,
ID. b. Ward. n. n. HOLMES and
+. A. HANSON.
For sheriff.
8. q. efMPsoS.
For Treasurer.
FRANK A. PoNTIua.
For Auditor.
BERTHA ID. PIER.
For Probate Judge.
WM. -. We0D.
For Assessor.
JuLfUs HOKfOs.
For Superintendent OF schools,
ISAAC r. RICH
For Surveyor,
ALBRO GARDNER.
For Coroner,
DIR WnITFORD.
For Westminster,
NJ. v. MILLS.
For Comfy Commissioners
AIFHED SNYDER W. ". PEaRIGo,
.sss.4tsssss
For Justices Of the Peace,
GE0. A. HILL and J + BAEER
For CGnstablea,
II. @. THORNTON and q. r. briggs.
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Paying city hotel; timber claim 5000, 900
g tine house 3 cleared lots in Belitown; 2
furnished lodging houses country hotel
Restaurant and saloon.
City Lots. 81 SIS and el5 up.
slo0 acres land. part cleared, - per acre
White river ranch. cleared bottom. SITS
RESTAURANTS. sos $40. 500 bargains
country store; qFgaa; saloons.
Country Hotel; laundry.
Vacant Government claims. i63 acrea
n King and snOhOmiah counties IS
9ood land.
vseassd claim. $50 troilnqulshed home
saeadl or pre-eHplicns Sloa Sl1& $50. etc
riye-aere homes, cieared, 80 %.
Trade City Lots for Ranch.
Aorfguqts ~ salid propSrfa. 4 f6g) & 40 zoe
City and Coanty Scrip.
New and secondhand safea,
WANTED.
Money good security; best interest
Women and giris; highest wages psid.
Lrunera washers and cooks No. pay
10 furnish farm banda So per month,
NahvAsssre and agents. IS par month
Partner on Improved stock ranch. $3.50
Two laay pArtaorS fer life, By two wen.
FOR RENT.
a number % improved fArmA.
Nincieen houssA 81 70 IS.
Furnished o. anturnished rooms, with
o. without board. q month up.
l6n scrs rRaeh; improved orchard and
hay no cash rent.
eacfo Improved ranch. s. 8 month.
HOUSE. and iArse EArssun, Ia town.
Furnished rnoms tor houss kceplna.
eco. ". CRANE,
Washington Territory employment Blu
fca1. neaf coruez Comm saeia and
Washington streets. SaAttia. DIV
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03
STATE or MANI.

NhNNNff -
To M IIonorAlls ths Justics ofths Sayfsms
Juiis.A Court neat 10 H. holdsa a raf, within and
bf ne County u Osfori All state 81 Maine on The
2ai Tuesday ~ O,tnhff.A. n. isst.
fisreacs A. Young Il Osfofd, In sail Couuiy. sifs
II seofge n. louns fornsrly 81 weodsock. IN sAti
County, bot nov ~ parts. a. year hhslkt unknosn,
lbsis ani rves this llennrAhs Court ~ b Informed
thai abe was awfaly married 10 The sail tieofge u.
loang ~ TonAs oiaori, go. Al GofhAm, 10 TIE
state II New lAmpshirs. NJ hnh daJ Il oStolfi'
A. ~. lssl that since their All marriage onf chli,
Mausti louns. pov ise 90 year. q a,le, has ben
born ~ them. that sinor Their ..ii inisrmsriAge.
yoar nlslani has RESIDED In Aains. with her
all husband, vtsns,sr ~ has provided .
home and has conducted hsrslt. tosArd
her all husiaul. 80 faithfal cl1sts ut afsetlon
ale wils. bat ths al seofsv n. loang. wholly ~
rafless Il his nsrriAcv ,uss and fUVsfanis. being
n sufficient ability, has grussY sAnfouf And cruelty
ssgisetsi sni rsfused o. provide suitAlae maintain
snge GO hsr sni her al chid thai si1s ihslf sAii
nisuasuiage her said hashand has tftaied her WITH
s1trtms cruelty. hsaing her Al diver. Tines Ani "a
Neglected ani ahu.sd her that she "a. N isaf q
her fs that stoui The tsnth DAY II JalY. A. ID lsse
b. wiilfaliy deserted and Ahsnlonei yeU AbslAnt,
sinrr whfh tine yoar nbfiant has never hsAri ffum
him. AL yuur lhslknt farther shoss that she has
assi doe al rvasonallc dligrnrc a. ascertain the
whtrsAl.suis n ths SAD Gcofgs u. Yong, bat has
ben unAie d 10 so-kni thai thsrs q 20 collusion
bstw.en her .ni be- al husband. Nhsrsfofe In
asmarh a. Il voali - rsssonAtis AL proper. consis
tent - the psafe AMI morality u socsiy, reaf hbs
AT ais ~ lIoaorsis Court a. dfCrse divorce a.
tsesn hsf anl her sald husband AL o. dssfte a. -
ne ruste1Y AL sducsiioa ~ MAnfu Young. hfi
s.lI fhId. AL a. IN iufr l-luni Ill ever rfay.
FLORENCE 4. YOUNG.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Ssrrnnar a ha s,arin IN Narrsaia i.sf-er
81 nrFf e. 49, HUrfN TT UIUIs- --if.- fal ~
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tory n Ctlrssn. l.ri 81 II .lrri sfFrrs fui1ffs
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03


Judge Bond OF the united states Court n
Richmond. Va. has enjoinei the proprietors
OF labor paper published In thai CITY nom
advising the "boycott- OF certain urn. The
large part q, Of the edi,ion containing the OBJ
noxious matter IL already printed. but cannot
be circulated. II is ssid that Judge nond's
order 4 the most fsr.rcaching ever Issued
against q bnycott-lEx.
We have watched with more than ordl.
nary interest the course Of events In regard
20 the ''lsbor troubles" We had my
times rather see boycot,lng all over our
land than see lany abridement Of free
speech and free press. We are Jealous
OF assaults upon liberty. We know that
great and lmpeflous monopolles have com.
blned 10 riyet their letters upon every
thing that stands In their way. This IL
the beginning OF q struggle, that's 20 end.
no one knows where. We dislike the
boycott and the strike. Dat IL II any
worse than the mignaics OF great corpo-
ratlons % meet and combine 10 Cypress the
pcoplei This Jadge Bond has taken upon
himself grave responsibility. IL behooyes
the American people 10 look well to this.
We must be Jealous 81 any infringement
OF the liberty OF the press or speech. IL
reminds Us OF OF our boyhooi. when the
malls In Southern States were searched
for abolition newspapers. and they were
not permitted 10 circulate. because they
denounced q system a. hellish A. Satan
could invent. The attempt being made 10
crush labor In America will dad the sane
accursei grave a. slavery. Men viii talk
and unite sgalnsi wrong. We shall OPP
pose all attempts 10 coerce labor or slide
free speech or free press In this couniry.
IInKKTY cost TOO much 10 be emaseuiaied
In thls RErUBtic. -RrildHd Erprsss.
f,he boyeo,,er is Amsnsble to law.
the paper which advises and encourages
the boycott, il likewise Amenable. The
freedom Of the press may !, never be
s,iaed f, does no, mean that oae citizen
may. through the press. interfere with
another citizen in the enjoymsn, Of bis
rights. or advise violation Of the law
which protects the rights Of citizens.
There may be question az 10 whether
boyeo,,ing il illegal; bu, II Il i,. then
the paper which advises !, il eounseling
a violation Of the law Of the land, and
the liberty Of the press !. no, abridged
by preventing il from doing 90.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03
STATE PlCK.uPs.

Bath has voted for water works, bys
large msjorliy.
An excursion party. conducted by Hon.
Fred Atwood, OF winierpoti. Is 10 visit
Aroostook In August.
Hon. WIN. n. Clifford was nominated
Tor Congress. by the First District Demo
cratic Convention las, Wednesday.
WIN. II. Douglass OF Lisbon Falls. com.
mltted suleiic Sunisy night July 18Th, by
taking lAaisnum. The act IL attributed To
Insanity.
Cornelius q. Council. 90 lewiston, has
been sppolntsd mail agent between Farm
lngion aud Lewiston, In place of y. o..
lIoyt. removed.
The President has nominated John n.
Rsdman for Internal Revenue Collector
for the district % Maine. The Seus,e
promptly confirmed the nomination.
A. meeting % The Cumberland BAR
friday, resolutions on The death Of Jaige
narrOws were adopted. ani addresses were
male by Jaisc Clsaves. Jiige SJmonis
aud Others.
David q COok. onc % the most pfoml.
Tor many years Trial Jusiice and terror
n wrong doors, died a. Prcsqnc Isie
Thursday night
Mr.. Kate NJ. P.neln % Monmouth.
while returning from Gardiner alone. va.
stopped by a hlghwAymAn. who promptly
obcyed her command % depart when she
ievsllci revolver A. him.
Col. L.. &. harrington has received q
letter from SevAfa. proposing 4 match be.
tween the militia 90 that state and that OF
Malice. They will be Accommodated. n
The proper conditions can be arranged for
test match.
T. 7. q Wilton. paymAsier ~ the
Kincksrbocksr Ice WORKS a. North Dopih.
bay, IL reported missing. II l.. reported
here tonight that his wife received . note
from HIN siailug that he had lefi her aud
that she ant the world were deal - him.
The District Assembly Convention OF
Knights % Labor was held AZ Bath last
week. II IL reported that some lmpof.
tan, work was done In secret session. Res.
olutlons were adopted expressing conh.
dence IL POwicriy and sympathy with
Gladstone AMI rArnell
The buildlng known ~ the Grams Bald.
iug In Auburn. occupied by Moses Crans.
shoe manufacturer, was nearly destroyed
by fre July 25ih. The cAlse IL unknown.
The loss Il yArlonsly esilmaied from $40,
Oh % 5000. There WAS = slight loss
by water Ia the Kln.ley building adjoining
The Crafs building will DC rebuilt Al once.
Prof Frank %. CApen has resigned ~
professor % physles la Colby University
A. waiervllle. giving asa reason al Offer
from ne West and the deaths Ia hi. fam.
lly making 10 necessary Tor him - be- In
The vicinity OF New York State. Prof
wm 4. Roger. OF the Howard Astro.
nomleAl Observatory. has been chosen As
bis successor.
A meeting OF the creditors OF lloyt,
Fogg & Donhim was held In Portland.
Tuesday Afternoon. Their liabilities were
stated Al $4,000 with assets OF $1,000.
A committee OF the creditors WAS appoint
ed % confer with the assignee and part.
ners 10 see II Arrangements could be made
for the frm 20 70 on. Committe q. III.
watkins, Prentlss Loring. w. T.. Gould,
A. W. COombs snd II. W. Richardson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03

EvEN II the case Of editor Cutting.
the American citizen who has been i'm
prisoned BY the Mexican authorities. calls
for prompt and decisive action by our
government. il i not one which calls for
the sympathy Of the people. Cutting
Published paper in the spanish language
AZ Paso Del Norie. A Mexican under
took 10 start a rival sheet and was de-
nOuneed BY Catting As fraud. Cutting
vas arrested and made 10 sign = rstrae-
ton. bat on being released repeated bis
assault. and Was even more abusive than
before. lie wAs Immediately arrested
again and imprisoned. lie has been
offered bis freedom on bail. bat declined
IL on the advice Of the State Department
His immediate release has been demand
ed. I, Is said iha, Cutting has three
wives living in the United States. The
government, should protect all the rights
Of all It's citizens. We glory in having
q government tha, does protect all It's
citizens. wherever they are. But Il seems
. pity that the Uniied States should be
drawn into international complications,
even with . comparatively weak nation
Ike Mexico. BY the foOlish otfsnse Of such
. sespssrsss ~ Catiing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03
STATE or MAINE.

OXFORD. IS s-cesr Of Insolvency. 81 We'd.
nesday Of July. A. ID. lisa.
IN ths mailsr Of JONES ). McALLisrER, Ia
solvent DEBTOR.
itis hereby ordered. that notice be given 10 all
persoss Interested in the settlement % the &C.
ooapt of James l.. psrter AssiEpee % NE above
named lnsOlyent Dstt0f. by causing copy Of
this order % be yublishef two weeks. ssecessiye-
", In the Oxford Democrat. newspaper printed
In Paris. In aid County. that they may appear 81
. Cosrt OF Insoisescy 70 be held 81 the frobais
beft. st ulne otioet N the forenoon, and be
heard thereos. and otjeci " thsy ses ease.
Gk0. A. WILSON, Judge
% fntolyency Coart, Otford C,unty.
A true sepy-Atlssti VI. 4. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03

The Roelland Opinion says that al
independent paper. TO Be called the Bel
fast City Press. Is 10 Be started in Belfast
in two OF three weeks. The press and en-
CINE have arrived and are being Sc, up, and
the establishment Is 10 be A. vel equipped
a. any weekly Newspaper office in the
State. Judge Boar!mAn Of the police
eOur; will probably be editor.
We don't know whether Belfast needs
another paper. Bat We DO know that i!
the new Psfer Is one-quAr,er as good a.
the Belfas, Journal, !, will be worth
taking.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03
srATE on MAINE.

OXFORD - Court Of Insolvency. Third Wed.
nesdsy Of july A. ID. los.
vent Debior.
II IL her,bS ordered, that notice he given 10 ell
- rs0ns interested In the settlement % the
hasl account Of AlvAn II. Goisin, Assifnss Of the
insolyest debtor, By causing eopy
OF this order u b published two weeks success.
lively. In the Oxtbfd Democrat, . Newspaper
printed IN Paris In sAli Countv, thai they mar
appear at Court o. Insolvency 20 Be hslf Al the
Probate Court rs~in on the third wednesday %
Aug. next. 81 nine O'Clock 10 the forenoon, and
be hsari thereon. ani oblect n they zee cause.
GEO. A. Wilson. JudEe
Of Insolvency. Court, OXFORD Cosnty.
A lrus eOpy.-Attesti n. q. DAVIS, Res istsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1886-08-03

gsIdenees Made Y ,sy. by Pres. Y NJ. Smith
OF Sic. Wesleyan Seminary aud on Books
snd reading by Prof Small. Further
notice OF these will be given next week.
Ia the afternoon = hundred Chautsuquans
enjoyed . beautiful drive around the Ten
Nile square. some OF the party climb
luR Jockey Cap on the return.