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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-09-24
NONRESIDENT T,xT>.

I'm the town OF sumner. IN The Count. Yt 0t
fort AMI state of Maine for JHr E.,r -i
The following Ist OF take, ou ut. estate %
non r. silent owners On the town Uf ~lH.rr. fu-
thu wear lSal. In bills committed o. Joseph 8.
Moves. collector II taxes 81 said tuHu. .H tae JIG
day Of July, 4. -. lsai, has been u,t.~.el .g h.n
% me as remaining unp3il on thc l-tH CAV 10
now remains uupaid. anil notice 81. 'r-,.. given
that n the said taNc., intcrc-t arI Charge irc
not paid into the treasury OF sail town within
eighteen months from the latc u' t.. commit
ment of said bills, 50 much NJ ih' rl. ,-tite
therefor Including Interest lui D..rEr.. all
without further notice be- sold no rsHH. auction
Al the Post Onrc at East sumner. ir -f.. t.FH.
on the lth lay OF January, -. 100 .H. .p'A
In the 4ftgrnDou.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-09-24
DIED.

aged 80 years.
In Gray. Aug. 20, Alice a., infant daughter OF
Mr.. ami Mrs. =. Au tin Tenney. aged ; months.
In Canton, Sept IL, Mrs. J. II. Daley.
In Canton, Sept. Is, Zeri Hayford, aged -
years.
In Hanover. Sept. IL. James N. Brown. aged
70 years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-09-24
NOTES.

Big time all around.
The band music was good, too.
The faker was numerous and noisy.
But didn't the elcctrics coin money:
The bicycle was very much in evil
dence.
Congressman Dingley attic nded the
fair Thursday.
Which would you rather see, draw
ing match or a pulling match!
Ex-Governor Sidney Perham was an
interested spectator at the fair.
Which is the faster horse, Black
Nathan, Nichols or Fancy Boy? Guess.
Co. d, ". G. $. NJ, of Norway, took
part in the exercises OF the day Thurs
day.
The consolation race was trotted after
dark Thursday night-an appropriate
time.
The man-wh no smokes-in-the-hall is a
little worse than the man-w ho-smokes-
on-the-grand. stand.
''The best starter ever on this track"
Is what they said Of Starter A. ii. Mer-
rill of Danvers, Mass.
The side show was conspicuous by its
absence. The merry-gO-r0und and the
snake charmer had a monopoly.
The boys that were plaguing the per-
son of unsound mind ought to be spank
ed with good Old-fashioned slipper.
The man that ''fiddled' and sang (?)
in the grand stand mistoOk his calling.
a good grindstOne would run smoother
and make better music.
The Norway band played Wednesday
aud Thursday, and the crowd couldn't
say enough ia their praise. For coun-
try band they are hard to beat.
These men furnished steers for the
Paris town team of 2-year-old sterrs: A.
j. Penley, w. +. Durham, L. \. Everett
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" f"sNTN f'N"I'
Yarmouth, Sept. II, 1888.
STATE ~ ONO. err on ToLIpo, :.

STATE % ONO. CRY Oh TOLEDO.
Lucas COUNTY.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he j. the
senior partner ofthe firm Of y. j CHENEl X Co..
doing business In the City ~ Tolcio County and
State aforesaid, and that said hrm will pay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every ease of Catarrh that cannot bc cured
10y the use Of HALLS CArARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn u before me aud subscribed In my pres
ence. this 9TH day OF December. A. ID. lssG.
A.W. GLEASON.
N''NL' Notary FHJiic.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and acts
directly the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. send for Testimonials. free.
FL. CHENEY 4 Co, Toledo, q.
es-Sod by Druggists. i5c.
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SINGLE COPIES.

single Cor,ies % the Democrat are tour ceR a,.
each. They viii De mailed on receipt s 49, ~
stoSs comics % OF each issue have been plaoe1 Oh
- :, ,be folioWtng places IN the County
S--sh Parss Sturtevant's Drug store
Shurtlsn-s DrIg store
N-,rav Moves Drug store.
pC.SSsl3 Alfrcd Cole, Postmaster.
sS~>eb~rg Al. Lewis. Insurance once
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-09-24

Hammond. Goo. W, south
part 81 south gore, q. o.
Gray. Elbrijgr. iaui Tor
merly occupied by stephen
Chandler.
Record. samuel, part 81 D"
Buttcrdcld, Mrs, John. ani
bought OF Joseph 4
Moves, b. p
Butterhcd. Mrs.. John. al
the land yinz Ia sumner
between the two road-,
bought ~ .. VI small, q
Butterheld. John, meadow
land. ' 81.
Blckneil. Virgu H.. anI
bought % Henry u. Her
-.y, %
EASTMAN. Tul.0r
sumner. sept q. ls,1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-09-24
BORN.

In Paris. sept. %, to the wife Of Hiram J
Rawson. a son.
In ONfori, 10 the wife OF James Dunbar, a
son.
In oxford, Sept. 10, to the wife Of winncbi
Cannon, n son.
In STOW. Sept. Is. 10 the wife OF Perley Binford,
n daughter.
In Norway, Aug IL. to the wife OF Che, ter
r. ef ch daughter
In Hanover, sept. -. to the wife Of Charles
Bartlett. a son.
In Kezar Falls. Sept. 10. to the wife Of I'll
Weeks, 4 son.
In Buckiield. Sept. o, 10 the wife of George 5.
Record, "a ION.
In Rumfor,l Falls, Sept. ~, 10 the wife OF job N
>. McDougall. a son.
In Runford Falls. Sept. l., 10 the wife Of
William Columbe, a sOn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-09-24
NEw ADVERTISEMENTS.

Petition for New Road iu sumner.
% i'rulstc Notices.
> Insolvency NUucC-.
Men " autcd
Nor resilient Taxes ga sumner.
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a true copy ALERT d. PARK. RICHTER

OXFORD, IS AT Court OF Probate hed ~, y
Paris. within and for the County OF ,.s
fort. on the third Tuesday OF Sept \ j.
FANNIE TUCKER, named ENecutIiN W,iI
certain Instrument purp0rting 10 be the a. I.,e
and Testament OF LEVI L. TlCkkk' -
of Paris. in saii County. deceased, ha'ins
presented the same for Probate dre
ORDERED, That the said pettlOh'I
notice 20 all persons interested, by eau,lns
copy Of this order TO be published three vi a
successfully In the oxford Democrat S,,r,
Paris that they may appear at a Probate con- ~,
to be held at Paris In said County, on IN
third Tuesday OF Oct. next, at nine Q CO. ssve
the forenoon, and show cause, II any they I' a.
why the said instrument should not be prove -
proved and allowed as the last VIII and Ieie
ment of said deceased. and that Fannie Iu'A'
be appointed executrix. ,.d.,e.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-09-24
A true copyJhXIIinsia.R ALERT d. PARK. Register.

OXFORD, ~ AT Court of Probate np w.
Paris, within and for the County 81 oN''
ON the thir Tuesday Of Sept, A. ID. l,o Hey
Perley y. Wilson. almr. OF the estate :" ~. o..
man ID. Wilson, deceased, guardian on Ii',ock
tate Of CHESTER r.. BtCkLER OF "ovht a
In said County. having presented his ac,p si Al
guardianship OF the estate OF said warn '0'
lowarce: L., notice
ORDERED, That the said guardian give , ~ of
10 all persons interested, by causing o"r rS;c,.
siyely in the oxford Democrat printed ~ al ~,
that they NAV appear at Probate c9nII1 rue.
held ut Paris, ia said County, on the t, ~. tore
day of Oct. next, at nine o'clock III y. ,"hy the
noon. and show cause, II any they ha'e' wy
same should not lie allowed. tndge.
Atrne copy-Attest -. ,p p.st.ter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-09-24
GEORGE 4. WILSON, ju'-r.
ALBERT u. PARK, Register

OXFORD, IS AT n Court of Probate .t.i a
Paris, within and for the County OF 'Nl''''
on the third TUESDAY OF sept. 4. y. !-'t
sumner Sessions, named Executor i. ~
tain Instrument purporting 90 DE the iA-l " 81
Tcstamen: of WILLIAM SESSIONS. at "' -
ton Plantation. in said County. decreased N'''"7
presented the same for Probate 4..
ORDERED, That the said pctu"nt -
notice To all persons Interested by cau,in- 49,
of this order Ia be published three werA- 49, -
sively In the OXFORD Democrat pnutcl ~ - -,
that they NAV appear AT a Probate Court " =
held ut Paris, In said County. on the thirl -.
day Of oct. next, at OF the clock 10 uIe 81, ~,
noon, and show cause II any they have WY .i
said Instrument should not be proved appIuu,'.f
and allowed as the last WIN sud Ie-laiieI1' IN.
said deceased. and that said sumner >c-'
be appointed executor. -
GEORGE A. WILSON. Jrlge'
true copy-sttest - 10,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-09-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
J.nAsrrsos BEAS, REGISTER.

J.HAsrfSGs BEAs, REGISTER
kNpoYER
Geo NJ. Cutting 10 Geo. II. Cutting. loo
CANToS.
John T.. Swasey TO Ambrose 4. Eastman. soco
J. n. Jennings 10 Andrew J. March, 100
DTXFIELD.
sewell Lttlefeld 70 Chas. r. Smith. snm
HARTFORD.
Axel ". Fogg u Arthur y, Benson, lsos
Betsey Allen q ais 90 Lydia x More, M.
A. r.. Davis admr. ~ same, A0W
same % same. la.
MEXICO.
Chas. Small % Andrew J. Mar-h, aos
Jerry Brow b. Jacob Loyejoy, u5m
PARIS.
Abner Benson 10 Eta !. Graves, d.
PERU.
r. II. Loyejoy 10 Benz. Lovejoy, ia
RUNTORD.
II. Falls Power Co. u G. II. Mckenzie etaI. la
r. Jackson % J. y. Colby, mw
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-09-24

OXFORD, IS AT a Court u Probate rtd a
Paris, within and for the County NJ pgf0-.I
on the thiri Tuesday ~ sept. - .-l
Rufus H. Morrill,. Executor oU tre estate
OF wM n. MESERNE, iate af N.-rF
i'm said County. deceased having presented N.
account Of administration OF the estate .' ,i...!e
ceased for allowance
ORpERED. That the sali Executor 1--WE
notice - an persons interested, ny,.l-. d. l0Bg
OF this ORDER % be- published thnc W,.s, .is
ce.siyely IN the oxford Democrat fretai at
Paris, that they may appear 10 d Probate tl4n
10 be held at Paris, Ia SAID County. 900 tHr u!rl
TUESDAY Of oct. next, 40 nine p'..rs .a uIf
forenoon, and show cause, n any they base. VIZ
the same should not be allowed
GEORGE WILsDN. f.I.r.
\ true copy-attesi -
ALBERT u. PARK. Rfr.uer.
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MEM WANTED. REFERENCE H 70,

III LIZ manent position EIarsri.-.i >sI.-
AIRY and TNPENsI>. COT ttb'rEi COM
mission. lFay weekly >pyCia t.. .lr. Do
/ he,tun,r- stock complete viii f..f -. Ing
| .pcriaities ~ guarantee Ftat ff-rf...
! f,llrc--. GLEN BROS, Nur,ery men.
Voehs.ter,N. ". fThi- hol-, De- u.la. .r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-09-24
STATE or MAINE.

OXFORD, - Probate Court, sept Term. l,4
Mhereas a petition has been duls G.rI. urtv
ing that the balance remaining iu ths Hlrl. ~
jeanette = Wiley, Administrative of ta. rsts,e
OF Beni. Wiley. late ~ Fyehurg deceased. In
settlement Of her account made 90 tac Urt Term
OF .Aid Court, \. ID. ls'6, may De- "rlsryl tI is
distributed among the heir 1f -A.I |r.ra..-I
and the share 81 each determined.
ORDERED, that said petitioner give notice OF
the same 90 all persons Interested rrH.1. by
publishing a copyof thi. pulCr THREE week. .g-
ccsslyey la the oxford Democrat. H,N.uaUar
printed at Paris, in -aid County. t.it tH,T nav
appear at q Probate Court 20 hr hoii,u ~ Pad.
within and for said County, on Che tHIr' T.e,..ay
OF oct next az ten o'clock iu the forenoon. AMI
shcw cause N any they have, against ,r, -lue.
GRO. 4. WILSON IHiye
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-09-24
Dr.. Hams COUGH B2!S2I
q CABINETS so CENTS
To Introduce finest scenery n Country
Must he full Ggurc OF one P'r.on'
CHASE,
Norway, Lower end or Main street

OXFORD, - At a Court Df rr".I-. '.. "
Paris within AMI Tor the COUNTY OFF .'". ODD
the thiri Tuesday ~ sept. \ ID .'
JeaneiteJ. WILEY. Admini-tratr'N o.. '.' '-ill,
Of BENJAMIN WILEY, late of '
said County. deceased. having pr.-t.H .tf 30
count Of administration 81 the c-tAtc -i.l ''
ceased for allowance
ORDERED, That said AdmN gi', ..' o.
all persons interested. by cau-in. r.|t ". i.''
Ouier 10 be published three week -..'.--..'
In the oxford Democrat, printed 20 .' '."
they may appear at Court ~ fr.I ''
held nc Paris In said County. on tho i..'. '..
day Of Oct. next, nc nine O'rio'k Too i" i..'
noon and show cause ~ ans they base. " .t ''
same should not be allowed
GEORGE \. WILSON. '..s.
A true eopy-attcst
ALBERT y. Park. Register.
OXFORD, - Alta Count ~ Probate
Paris. within AMI for the COUNTY H. ''N'.''
on the third TUESDAY 81 pit, \. u .-' ...
ON the petition of Rachel
PRAYING for be appointment of t."''.
alker of Brighton. p, aimiul-tia'"i '.
estate Of Eycline /. Dresser. iate % -", '''' '
the Comfy OF oxford, decca-e'l .
ORDERED, that notice Of the i"rcg"It- ''.
be published Tor three week -uco'--.t'.
10 the thir'l Tuesday 81 OFT, \. u l'" Ih u,
oxford Democrat printed at Paris 100 '''
County.
GEORGE 4. WILSON, l4i-'.
ATBERT u. PARK, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-09-24

The 30 class was walkover for the
bay gelding Daniel W., entered and
driven by +. T.. Croker OF Auburn.
This horse is said TO be Canadian OF
unknown pedigree. He has lots OF
speed, taking the pole on the first turn
and was never headed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-09-24

The year old class WAS very easy
victory for that Maine champion Emma
westland, owned by Frank l.. Barrett
of sumner. Emma Westlsnd Is one OF
the ''troutiest" looking colts we ever saw
and has a -year-old record of 2:2s Ia
and a three-yesr-old record of 2:2s 81.
She il by westland, son of Col. West,
who in turn Is son of that great speed
producer, Egbert.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-09-24
r,,r RACES

The races this year were not up To the
average in point of interest. Those Of
the first two days were won in one, two,
three order, without split heats and con-
sequently not just what the spectators
desire to see. The first days races were
the green horses, the 81 class and the 3
year olds.
In the class for green horses the four
year-old bay mare Robinia, by Griffin,
owned by Prof. W. X, Chapman of New
York and driven by Ed Thayer, had an
easy victory in straight heats. Young
Brothers Fleetwood Wilkes met with an
accident aud was drawn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-09-24
COUNTY FAIR AGAIN.
A SUCCESSFUL EXHIBITION BY The
OXFORD COUNTY SOCIETY.
Good show OF Csttie.--tsre Drawing
Contest.--Large.t Hall Display ON
Reeord.--Every Department Well FIJI
ell. and a Good Fair All Round.
Here we are again,

Here we are again
The same babel OF noises the same
PROCESSION OF teams, bicycles and stock
over the dusty roads; the same excite
ment: the same weary women and tired,
cross babies; the same mixed, happy
crowd. many of them declaring them
selves fools, and all enjoying themselves
90 the utmost.
The same old oxford County fair, and
vet new one. and in any event one tha'
nobody would miss under any e0nsidera-
ton.
Tuesday. the tirst day OF the fair, was
perfect for weather; no one would have
had a suggestion 20 make as 10 Improve
ment-that il, Of course that Is little
too much 70 say, for everybody wanted
lust little rain befOrehand-it's so
awful dusty.
The crowd showed up about As usual
Tuesday, and that isn't saying much Tor
the size OF il. The first day Is always
and unsvoidably a light day.
WEDNESDAY, TuE 'MIDDLE" DAY.
The sun rose clear Wednesday morn
ing. and then the clouds gradually skim
med over the face Of the sky, till II set
tied down into one of those raw, cloudy,
rainles, autumn days, when the fingers
grow chill and numb, aud 1t j. difficult
70 arrange your clothing SO you can oe
genuinely and entirely comfortable.
But clouds and chill won't keep people
away from county fair, and early In The
morning the cloud OF dust raised by the
teams began to hang over all the roads
leading 20 the fair grounds. lhe street
between Norway and South Paris had
been sprinkled. aud for time al least
was free from the suilOcating dust that
tilled the air everywhere else-an I'M
proyement appreciated by all, aud one
which added much 70 everybody's en-
iOymeut.
The crowd on the grounds "Wednesday
was not far from three-iOurths the SIZE
Of what we see when all the conditions
are favorable.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-09-24

some who think they know say ther,
was considerable liquor sold and drunk
on the grounds. IL that was the case, Il
must have been quiet kind OF liquid
for there was very little noisy demon
stration. Jailer Garland made three ar
rests during the fair Perley Ripley oI
Paris paid fine OF - 90 and costs
amounting TO about sis 90, for intoxica
tion, and CYRUS Durgin OF Paris and
william I.ittlehalc Of Gorlam, y. H..
are serving sentences OF thirty days IL
j all for single sale of liquor. All these
sentences were imposed in the Norway
court.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-09-24
THE BUILDING SHOW.

The days when there were any painful
vacancies in the space inside the build
ing are now of the past. The space Is
nowadays filed, crowded, running over,
and the products OF the farm and
household are every year crowding
the strictly advertising exhibits little
harder. The Offering OF premiums for
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-09-24

The sheep on exhibition were very
good.
C.. j. Everett OF Norway had very
nice flock.
J.H. Millett of Norway always has
good sheep, and had some good ones
here.
;. Ii. Millett's sheep, like all of his
stock, are always Of the very best.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1895-09-24

/ u
Lake, pop corn, so; Lemuel Quincy
Hebron, rbwed seed corn, 40; JOSIAH
Churchill, 3outh Paris, do, 80; George
F Hammond, Paris, IL rowed SEED corn
"a; Josiah Churchill, South Paris, do
80; Lemuel Quincy, Hebron. best dis
play potatoes, 81; c a Richardson
Greenwood three varieties potatoes, %
John L HSn, Oxford, three varieties
potatoes, . A + Crooker, Norway. best
specimen pPtatoes, 80; o X Clifford
South Parisl do, %.
Com.-H M Jackson, A II Andrews,
G W rhom4s.
Grange Exhibit. - Norway Grange,
$40; Paris Orange, Is; Hebron Grange,
10.
Com.-Ja hes w Libby, Mrs II d
Irish, Virgilia DeCoster.
Agricultural Implements.-F G Mer-
rill, South Paris, No. 0 Swivel o X
pillow, 50; No. % Land o X pillow, 2;
No Ii Seed d X pillow, horse hoe and
cultivstor cd mbi ned, soc; harrow, so; ii
n Tucker, Sbuth Paris, ensilage cutter,
gratuity, 81
Com.-H Il Cushman, George F Ham.
mond, John wyman.
Dairy Products and Bread.-Domestic
cheese. plain Mrs n w Millett, Norway,
"a; Mr.. j HlMiilett. Norway, 2; Mrs e
II George, Hebron, |; domestic cheese,
sage, Mrs N w Millett, 3; Mrs j II Mil
lett, 2; domestic butter, Mrs II Rob-
erts, NorwaE, 4; Mrs Lemuel Quincy,
Hebron, 3; Mrs Il l. Swift, South Paris,
2; Mrs A W whitehouse, Norway, /;
best display domestic butter, Mrs j A
Roberts. ) Mrs C Richardson, Norway,
4: Granular butter, Mrs J A Roberts, 2;
wheat bread with recipe, Mrs II X
Stearps, Hebron, 1; Mrs + King, South
Paris, soc; Abbie A. Swan, South Paris,
25; wheat bdesd by girl 10 years old,
Blanche Penjey, Greenwood, /; Angie
Penley, Greenwood, 50c; brown bread,
Mrs z r DAVIS, South Paris, i; Mrs c II
George, Heblon. 30; Mrs l. Quincy, He
bron. %; brown bread by girl IL years
old, Alice Pfnley, Greenwood. i; best
display domeflic bread, cakes and luxu-
ries, Mrs G Richardson, Norway, B; Mrs
II X Stearns, Hebron, 8; MIRA Frank No
Arizona republican., 1895-08-08
LOCAL BRIEFS.
A Record of Yesterdays Hap
 peningS.
Real Estate Transactions - Petty Criminal Cases-Other Per-
 tinent Notes.

Guns and ammunition at Talbot & aubbard's.
 The well known Marlow Jersey but ter is on sale at Buxton & Co.'S. This butter is the best sold in the city, hay ing been thoroughly tested and found by far the best.
 The infant child of P. B. Lindsley died yesterday morning and was buried yesterday afternoon.
 Mail from the east did not arrive yesterday morning owing to delay on the Santa Fe train east Of Deming.
 The Phoenix Plumbing company yes. terday shipped four hundred feet of pipe and the necessary fittings for the Agua Fris Construction company.
 An election was held yesterday at the recently created Fowler school district for the purpose of voting on bonds for the erection of a school house.
 Lee Dunn has on exhibition at his fruit shipping headquarters bunch of Tokay grapes that weig las six pounds. The bunch came from vineyard under the Arizona canal.
 M Rosenberg is now the proud father of another bouncing boy that arrived at his house Tuesday night. The latest arrival makes five children, and every one of them are boys.
 Andrew Garcia, Mexican, was hauled into the Hooker lodging house last night by Officer Hooker for being drunk and disorderly. He started in to paint the city carmine hue but made 8 fzzle of the job.
 The prisoners in the city jail say that they get better food than that given in any jail in the west, and it is even bet ter than some of the construction camps serve. It IS no wonder that they pre- fer to stayin jail.
 While two little girls were riding up Washington street on horse yesterday one of the children began to holler, which scared the animal and he threw them both off. They were picked up not much hurt, but badly frightened.
 The following real estate transactions reported by Coggins & Brown, ab- stracters, were yesterday entered for record: Geo. W. Kretzenger by attor. ney for Victor E. Messenger lot 8, blk. 8, lot g, blk. and lot 24, blk. 15. Glen dale.
 The union social to be given tomor- row night at the Presbyterian church grounds promises to be 8 treat for all
Arizona republican., 1895-08-08
MURDER AT PLACERITAS.
One Mexican Shoots AnOther'S
 Head Off.
The Murderer With Two Compan- Ions Make Their Escape
 Probably For Mexico.

From the Prescott Journal-Miner.
 Frank McGee came into town at an early hour this morning from Placeritas mining camp and reported to the sherif's office that Mexican had been killed at the above camp early on Mon. day morning by fellow countryman. He was unable to give any particulars concerning the killing further than to state that the whole top of the Mex ican's head was blown off. The Mexican who did the shooting mounted horse, and with two other Mexicans, left the camp. saying that he WAS coming to Prescott. Instead. however, of starting in this direction, the trio were headed towards Peeples valley. and are no doubt we'll on their way to the Mexican line.
 Deputy Sheriff John Munds went out to investigate the shooting, and, if pos sible capture the shooter.
 Later it was learned that the name of the shooter is Federico Monje, about 32 years of age. The shooting occurred about 10 o'clock on Sunday night in- stead of on Monday morning. Justice Wm. Peat of Walnut Grove held an in- quest on the remains of the dead man on Monday.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-08
Absorption of Odors by MiIk,

Paryille relates some interesting facts upon this subject If can of milk is placed near an open vessel con- taining turpentine, the smell of the turpentine is soon communicated to the milk. The same result occurs as regards tobacco, paraffine, asafoetida, camphor and many other strong smelling substances. Milk should also be kept distance from every volatile substance, and milk which has stood in a sick chamber should never be drunk The power of milk to disguise the taste of drugs-as potassium iodide, opium, salicylate, etc.-is well known.-LondonP Public Opinion.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-08
PERSONAL.

Sheriff W. c. Truman of Pinal county is in the city.
 Mrs. W. J. Kingsbury and Mrs. Schultz of Tempe were in the city yes- terday.
 M. H. Willis went to GiIa Bend last night on legal business. He will re- turn tonight.
 Frank Curns, who has been very sick for the past two weeks with typhoid fever, is now reported convalescing.
 Rev. Preston Mckinney of the Pres byteran church yesterday returned from pleasant trip to the coast where he went for recreation.
 Mrs. Winthrop Sears left Tuesday night for Camp Creek to visit Mrs.
Arizona republican., 1895-08-08
Afternoon Teas.

Fit Hartwell in her last syndicate article says: T don't recommend any special brand of tea for afternoon four o'clocks. 1 do, however, know all about the best tea to take at night. Parks Tea will certainly clear your complexion and purify your blood. You will be surprised at the improve. ment if you take cup of Parks Tea each night" Sold by c. Eschman & Go. 5
Arizona republican., 1895-08-08
TrienniaI COnCIaVe,

Tickets on sale at the Santa Fe, Pres- colt & Phoenix ticket office August l5 to 21, inclusive, Phoenix to Boston and re. turn. Special round trip tickets for continuous passage, $79.6O, good to re- turn until September 15. Extension can be secured until October by de- posting ticket with terminal agent at Boston. F. A. HEALY, IRA P. SMITH, G. P. A., Prescott.
 Com. Ag't, Phoenix.