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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

PxoPLE's PARTY MKEriNo.- There will
be q meeting OF tho Genital COMMITTEES
and members Of the Peoples party gen.
orally at the county court rooms on Jan.
so, 1900, at 10 o'clock, a. M, which oil
members OF the party are requested tc
attend. by order OF the chairman OF the
central committee, Ii. NJ. Palmer.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26
Circuit Court:

Circuit Court:
New case. A L Weddle agt P Hahn,
auit Tor damages on account Of wounds
received on Oct 21, 1899, by being stab
bed by defendant. 1880 asked for. NJ
Garland and Il O Watson attorneys for
plaintiff.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

Mr.. Ira Phelps, Scio's geneial editor
and high diver, was in the city today.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

Tom Reed says selGshness is master
Of the human race, he Just about
striKes the nail on the head. II must be
swept from the church before Christian
ivy Will advance as rapidly as it should.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

Sheriff Munker's fine st. Bernard Dane
dog disappeared yesterday and cannot
be found. 1t is thought he was stolen.
He Is very tall, brown animal easily
recognised.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

One Of the delivery teams ran away
last night stopping near the corner OF
Second and Lyons streets. Damage
small.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

Hooray, boat has gons ell the way
up the Long Tom TO Monroe. But Il
gas in high water. What will even the
Iipsy 90 when the water falls and the
Tom IL full Of snags
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

There win be loud time around the
corner Of Second and Ellsworth streets
next week. Albany people generally
will turn out to hear the cackling and
growing. Let US spread ourselves in
showing how we can support hen show
again. The poultry business is one Of
the greatest in the world, and Albany
win do well to keep the show here and
make this the poultry center Of the state.
Oock.a- doodle-do.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26
Across the River.
The Canal.

WAsRNGroN, Jan. 17.-It is the in.
tention Of the Nicaragua Canal bill to
push it through, regardless OF the fact
that the last commission is .now on its
way to Nicaragua to investigate the sub
ject. The action o. the senate commiiee
will be followed by as speedy action in
the senate as can be had.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26
Must:Go

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE special
committee OF the house tn investigate the
case OF Roberts of Utah, today reached
final conclusion. On the polygamous
status OF Roberts the committee was
unanimous and agreed upon a formal
statement Of facts. On the question oI
procedure to be adopted the committee
was divided,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

Hon. John Myers died 10 Portland yes.
teTday. He was one OF the most prom
inen' democrats IN the state. He held
nlsny offices Of tTusi. He was sheriff oi
Clackamas several terms, also senator
from that county, ami was [. IS. marshal
under Cleveland. Mr.. Myers wac an
upright and honest citizen who leaves 9
splendid record.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

Even South African war rumors are
becoming scarce. Its at 9 pretty pass
when the censoTs won't even allow rus
m0rg.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26
In the Philippines

MANILA, Jan. H.-Schwan's troops in
dependent of Batangas province, are
about to move eastward into the pro-
vinces OF Tayabas and Lsgunr; Wheaton
is moving on Lemeri and Taal, and has
the navy's cooperation; casualties slight
insurgents loss considerable in men and
property, as they keep mp constant OPP
position.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

The barber commits ion have returned
from junketing expedition into East
ern Oregon at the expense Of the BARRIERS
ol lhe state. Portland is sad 10 have as
many scrapers as ever.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

Every day adds to the fake character
Of the new registration law. Il lie "iorn-
inst" ell parties and people and decid-
ed nuisance in the country, though I'M.
doubtedly the proper thing in large
cities.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

Tie Prineville Review man wants his
subscribers 10 pay up regardless Of what
century this 10 in. Good advice that
will be appreciated by newspapers gen
orally that do credit business.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26
The Financial Vote.


WASHINGTON, Jan. IT, An agreement
was easily reached in the senate today
to take the final vote dn the pending bill
fixing gold as the standard of value in
the United States Feb. Is.
After several days of debate, the drag.
net resolution regarding the conduct o.
the Philippine war was adopted.
GsitiLg in Hurry.
CHICAGO, Jan. ia special to the
Times Herald from Washington. saws:
Both Great Britain and Germany have
formally served notice that they will
protest against fertilization of the Nicar.
aqua canal, If that waterway be cons
structed by the American government.
Favor the Canal.
WASHINGTON Jan. Ex-senator Nor
gan AS chairman Of the senate committee
on interoceanic canals, today presented
q written report upon the Nicaragua
anal bill. and decidedly in it's favor.
Grand Chief of Honor Miss Maggie
Barker, Of Albany, o otfieially visited Mys-
tic lodge No Is, Degree Of Honor,in this
city last evening. after the lodge ses-
sion some invited guests were admitted
and pleasant social hour followed. Re-
freshments were served and an enjoyable
time was had. Miss Barker was Just re-
turning from an official trip extending as
far as MISUNDERSTANDING Review.
Ralph Stewart. well-known in Salem,
is q member Of the Rentz-Santley com-
pany. which appeared at the opera
house last night. Mrs. Stewart is also
member. They visited the reform school
yesterday, and favored the boys with
some vocal selections, which we're high
ly appreciated by the boys and officers.
Salem Statesman. Stewart was resi-
dent OF Albany at one time. He has got
ten into poor company.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

ELLEEsBURa, Wash, Jan. 1S --rhe Of
fice OF Tjossem & Son, mlllers, three
miles from town, was Durglarized last
night. The safe was blown 10 atoms.
evidentl1 with nitro glycerine, and all
its contents taken. The burglars secured
$500 in cash and about the same amount
In checks. In addition they took or de
stroyed all the papers in tho safe, many
OF which were valuable.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

There are people who make practice
OF burnmiDg their local papers, hanging
around the stores and getting The first
glance at them. This Was carried 30 iar
at leaet in one place that the paper was
ordered delivered at the residence. A
city without newspaper would be .
poor place 10 live IL, therefore every
man should pay his sn way.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

Don't put Cff registering. Do it at
once. 1t has TO be done, and there 10 no
way out OF it. Several have gotten mad,
and swore that they wouldn't do il, but
they will or will lose their vote.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

The University Of California Glee Club
on their recent trip 10 t several hundred
dollars, not nearly paying expenses.
The only satisfaction In tie matter is the
TACT that the stanford GIee Club, which
showed in California towns run further
behind.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

'NtN tINN sNuAky NHl Nhu " 90 H1hIuuht
under Cleveland. Mr.. Myers wac On
upright and honest citizen who leaves Q
splendid record.
Deed Chas whitney 10 David Hill.
| lot In Amelia
Deed &C Hogue and Ina Montelth
admr 10 q a Curran, several lots
and blocks Albany In estate Cur
ran Il Monteith, ,..,,,.,,,.. 209o
Deed NJ BFidgeiord TO Emma L
STAN, 4 lots Sclo. lo.....,,..~ 20B
Y 3 TO u Y Neal, 100 acres 10 E4 Patent
MortRaRe IoT T,.........,.a..a. lb0
Chatel mortgage for. or............. 1906
License has been Issued for the marrl-
age Of Avert vanderpool and Ellie James.
4 NJ scrogglns agt w b Donaca OF al.
Suit Tor partition OF the Lebanonl bank
property. II o Wabon and sM Gar.
land attorneys for plaintiff,
w have registered In Albany. A, In
West Albany and "a In East Albany,
20 from Brownsville, Is from Price and
scattering from others. Az on'y about
htty day can be attended 70 II will be
well TO call early. II naturalixed bring
your papers, and any way find out afi
about yourself before hand.
- . - -
Robert Burns sili no I4i years old
January p, at least In lhe hearts OF the
people.
:. A divorce s1it ut Portland 10 Bessie
Kendall agAinst Edward Kendall, two
1890.
The locks At Oregon City are now open
and tho Ruth tomorrow morning win
make its regular trip 10 Portland at the
usual hour.
7. w. Dilley. Of Corvallis, is manufact.
uring bicycle and selling II for $50.
lie puts them no strong where they
ought 10 bestrong. Mr.. Dillcy 10 form
or Scio man.
The chicken show mex. week win b.
the greatest succees In the history OF the
state. The secretary reports neaFl,
double the entries Of last year, which
was then the bisaIst year in The histovy
OF the association.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

Albany will have to have new schoo
houfe or rent rooms, that is all. W,
are growing fast and need place for ouI
school children. II a building is erected
u would be well TO pay for It as we go
Albany 10 bonded enough already. Lett
quit this bonding business.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26
Battle Expected.

LosDoS, Jan. 10, 4 A. M.-Military
critics, in affiiation with the war office,
consider that the expected battle along
the wide arc south and west of Lady
smith can hardly be delayed beyond to.
day. From Durham it 10 reported that
fighting has already begun.
General Buller's forces engaged in the
fianking operation across the Tugela are
some $4,000 or 1900 bayonets, 1900
horsas and 40 guns. The disposition of
his other 1900 or 10000 men is not
known.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

Mr. Tongue 10 not going to have his
own way for denomination the way
things look now. George Browneli and
Judge Hewitt are both in the field foY
the position and Speaker Carter 10 at
least half way there. Congressman
Tongue has the insiGe track with the
support Of the powers that be.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

WAsHrSGToS, Jan. 19.-Roberte Of
Utah announces that he will fight his
case in the courts II he ia denied seat
as member OF the house. Roberts has
been making his contention on the
ground that the constitution preecribes
certain qualifications for member, but
he ought to know that the same consti-
tuition allows the house to be Judge Of
its own members.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

SPOKANE, Jan. 1S.--Ten persons were
injured in tram collision on the Great
Northern ct Hillyard, four miles east Of
this city this morning. Tho eastbound
passenger was standing on the main line
by the depot. There was q dense fog,
and q irsight train running at high
speed crash d into the rear sleeper.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1900-01-26

WASHINGTON, Jah. 18.-A poatofiee
has been established at Sly, Crook come
ty,ssand George Sly appyinted postmast-
er.
Representative Tongue has secured the
appointment Of Postmasters X. s. Brad.
ley, at Garrison, vice G. III. Foster, re-
signed, and Robert McGilchrist, at Rose
dale, vice b. ]. Thatcher, resigned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-10-09

In Augusta lat the insane hospitall, Sept. q,
syvanus Bragion. axrd Is years. months. 81
days.
years.
In rrysours. Oct l. DR.. VIM. C. TOv'. aged
In Beverly. mss. Sept %. Misc verna. daogh.
Ter Of Charles Matthews, aged II years.
In Runford Falls. Sept. y. MAJ. w. X. Bick.
In Rnmford Falls, Sept. q, Frank n. Burke.
aged 81 vcars, 5 months. sept. Is. Elver A.. In.
FAINT child Of Mr.. Zeph whynos, aged months.
seps. %. Amelia Gagnon. aged months, days.
an Norway. se,t. y, Nancy j.. widow Of the
late A. p. Burneil. Aged - years, 10 months. y
In Bethel. Sept ~. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.. VII.
liam fArwell, ascd . weeks.
In Norway. Sept. n. Mu. Sarah L. Potte.
AGED - Year,, months, . days.
In Pc. land. Sept. a, Mrs. Emma, widow OF
Moses II. Hartman. OF Norway.
In Bethel, Sept 81, Thomas L. Maybcry.
In No. n Conway, N. H., Sept. "a. Mrs. Hattie
(Emersonl Pendcxter. formerly OF FryebufS
In No! b Conway. y. H.. seps. ., Frapk Pray
formerly Of Fr-eburr. aged aoout 50 years.
In Lincoln antaton. Sept. male cAih OF MI
In Loyeii' sept' is. Mr.. Jemima Head.
In Havsrhili. Aaas.. Mrs. Erjsh Randall, for
In Rumford fsIls, Sept. n, Anoe Gertrude
daughter Of Mr.. and hn. w. 4. hsnson, aged
IL months.
In Fryebury. Oct. 3. Henry walker.
In Canton, Oct. .. William Coo'tdge, aged y
year,.
In Bryant's Pond, Oct. .. Mrs. Lydia Bryant
agrd 50 yeArs, IL months.
In Sioux Fails, 8. D., Sept. Il, Phineas Y. XII
gore, formerly Of North Newi !. ased 90 years.
One less at homo
The charmed circle broken. dear face
Missed day by day from IL usual place;
But cleanscd. saved. perfected By grace.
One more In heaven.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-10-09
MARRIED.

In Pcia. Sept. %, Mr.. Percy L. Knight ant
Miss Addie n. Hartman. both Of Peru.
In Mechanic rans, Oct 3, by Rev. Y, W. Web
Der. Mr. Harry n. Moshcr. OF watcrville, ans
Miss Biricna stephens. Of Bryant's Pond.
In Canton, Sept. Is. b. Rev. Z. g. Foster. Mr.
Percy y. Dearborn. OF canton. and Mas Persi'
A. Child. OF Hag ford.
In Frvebur-. Sent. 3. by Rev. Raman "
Stone. NJ Wilbur ;. Douglass and Miss Lii'tar
y. Mclnsirc. both Of Bridgtou.
In wcntwo. his Location. n. H., scps- Is. BY
n. b. Flint, Eco, q Crane Hall. Mr.. George X
Mason. Of Goyham. and miss Jennie n. Hars. Of
wilson'a Mills.
In Fast Hiram. Sept -. Mr.. Edwin x. Han
sou and Miss Phebe Watson.
In Rumford Centre, Oct. I, by Rev. J.F. Keith
Mr.. Lewis s. jordan. OF New Gloucester. and
hiss Emma Dollo6. Of Eumford Centre.
In Mechanic falis. Sent 20, by r v. Y. W
Weber. Mr.. Winfred l.. ,hape, Of Poland, and
lbs Louie A, Grant, Of oxford.
In Mexico, Sept. 8. by i'll. Howari. ESQ. Mr.
Clark Huston and Miss Annie n. LeBay. both
Of Mexico.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-10-09
LETTER TO 3. A. SHuRTLEFF & CO..
SOtITh PARIS, MAINE.

Dear SIR: Perhaps You won't have
ANYTHING TO do with Aired Pdints.' we
don't blame you; bat Devoe lead and
zinc Is not Mred Paint; there is twice
as much paint In gallon Of L A. there 70
Ia q gallon Of soue Of the Aired, frafs.
n. Avery, Delhi. N. Y, owns houses
exactly allke-Painted one with Afxed
Paiaf-took II gallons. Painted the
other With Devoe; bought II gallons-
had six gallons LETT.
It has taken great many years to md
out the best; and it takes lot OF ma
chipery % grind Is properly.
More than 5,0o0 years, men painted
with lead, and moro than 100 WIN IN
seed oil. About 50 years ego, they %
9an to use zinc.
An ueIuters kuow lead and oil; most
usineers know lad and oil with xint
MIXED init improves their paint; wear
longer: aoep pos chalk or powder on sc
soon. Ouoehird more zinc than LEAD u
used IN this country. (.
But painters don't know bow mucl
zinc 10 nut a.; and zinc b hard 70 mix-
needs grindipG in-snd they can't erin'
| Il In.
vho knows his business.
Yours truly,
| 2. W. DEvos 4 co.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-10-09

Gss Z train tire card ct The Denocral
once.
Oliver @. Curtis wishes 10 hire good
farm hand.
B. ". Abbott, Who has besn employed
at 1ar Harbor during The summer, hss
returned home.
Mt. Pleasant Rebekah Lodge will have
rehearsAl Wednesday evening, Oct. 10.
All members Of the degree staff are re-
quested to be present.
Charles Smiley and wife viii leave
Wednesday for Colorado, where they
will remain for the present, for the bene-
fit Of Mr.. Smiley's health.
Rev. A. w. Pottle and wife spent last
Wednesday and Thursday ct North Nor.
way, visiting that parish, and holding
services In the chapel each evening.
The Christian Eudeavor Society will
give tourist party Ut the Congregational
vestry Friday evening, Oct. 1ath. All
are most cordially invited. Social fee 8
cents.
The South Paris High School football
team are very well satisfied with the Re
suit Of their first lineup against the
scrappy Mechanic Falls team. The
game was particularly satisfactory for
the first one although resulting 10 vic
tory for Mechanic Falls In q score Of to
o. The features Of the game were the
South Paris Interference which enabled
Monk 70 90 round the end for forty
yards aud the dashing running of Capt.
Hebbard. The game should have been
victory for South Paris, time being cali
ed with the ball six inches irom No
chanic Falls goal. Several places which
have been weak heretofore were much
strengthened and careful working during
this week will make the South Paris team
a difficult one to defeat. These two
teams will meet on the fair grounds next
afternoon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-10-09
JOHNS LETTER.
ABOUT PUBLIC OPINION ON RUN AND
PRIVATE OPINION ON APPLES.

ABOUT PUBLIC OPINION ON RUN AND
PRIVATE OPINION ON APPLES.
II you care TO zee the ripe Cor rottsn)
fruit OF notification or reinforcement,
you should have been at the closing
scene In the last act OF the drama on
Wednesday, at Canton fair, when the
gate OF exit was blocked by bowling,
fighting. vulgar, drunken mob OF hood
lums. IL Was q scene 10 be remembered
with disgust until fair time comes again,
and, perhaps, longer, by those who are
In anywise thin-skinned and sensitive.
We came home on the early train, and 90
we failed to see how low and british
mob can be when the brains have been
STEPPED In alcohol. We believe that
there were but three drunken women on
the grounds that dsy-plenty and vari-
ETY.. wonder II "public opinion"
would have sustained the officers 10 en-
forcing the law. By the public opinion
that we have heard expressed, they
would have been sustained had few
heads been broken. A dozen officers
with billies were needed TO knock any
sense into them.
East Hebron Grange and Turner
Grange hold their fair Saturday, Oct.
9Th. The entertainment at East Hebron
Grange will be In the evening. Roberts
Of Norway will speak ut Turner 10 the
afternoon at their fair. whichever fair
you attend you will smell no rummy
breath.
We were over at John P. Records the
other day and his apple trees arc over
burdened with a. beautiful Bsldwins -
were ever colored by the sun. We man
age TO get over into the old neighbor-
hood few times year. We sampled
two kinds Of apples with which We were
familiar fifty years ago. They are all
that are left-"Mr. Records Flat Sweet
and the "Grindstone Tree" There are
none Of the good ones left In my fathers
orchard. The last 70 90 was the
| "Neither. Sweet Nor. Sour" Johnnie'a
Esrly, Honey Pink, Grandms's Good
Winter, Henry's Early and others, have
disappeared, and their like will never
appear again. The good never die but
are transplauted, and 80 our hope IL large
that we will fiud those trees growing
and bearing In Paradise. T'other angels
may eat what fruit they please, but We
shall 20 for our boyhood's apples, II they
are there, every time, II We have our
oyhood's appetite, and don't you for
get It!
Thunder! What . boy We were fol
apples. In those days II Was considered
rather poor day for grinding when VI
couldn't put half bushel Of "Hlghtops'
Into pumice. But the "sound OF tn
grinding Is low" now, although We
have store teeth. Somehow the cog
don't mach real well down there, ant
the wheels do wobble some. Such u
life! JOHN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-10-09
UPTON GUIDE SHOT.

What came near proving . fatal scct-
dent occurred Thursday q Upton, when
Alvsh Coolidge shot himself With ride,
the bullet penssratingethe diaphragm,
frscturing q rib and injuriog tho left
lung. DR.. Twitchell Of the Maine Gen
eraI Hospital. who ID camping on the
lakes, and DR.. Twaddle Of Bethel were
summoned and pronounced the wound
dangerous though Mr.. Coolidge still
survives.
Mr.. Coolidge d one OF the best known
and most popular guides Of this section
and ID business manager Of neeaIluh
Lodge. the summer home Of Harry Dut-
ton Of Boston. He had returned only
Tuesday night from . trip In vernoot'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-10-09
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

OCTOBER TERN, 1900.
Frederick A. Powers. Justice Presiding
Charles r. whitman, Clerk
James X. Tucker, Sheriff
w. a. BarrowA Messenger
III. c. Davis, Librarian
The October term Of court open
Tuesday morning, with officers ~ above
A new grand jury will be empanele'
this term. For that and the trsvers
juries, venires have been returned a
follows:
GRAND JusoRs.
Herbert i. Bean. Albanv. ftt
Chas- y. Berry. tuckneh.
Geo. l.. BriEKs, Paris
Vim. Y. Gilman, Porter.
John l.. Howard, Mexico.
Charles II Howe, Rumford.
james s. Hutchins. Bethel.
Charles Lirscott, Rrvwneeld.
lsasc J. Lothrop. Canton.
Thomas 5. Mcintire. fryeburg.
VIM. 8. Pierce. Norway.
Charles Rankin, si-am.
Geo. NJ. Snail, stonehAm.
j. A. Titus, Greenwood.
John II. Tcothaker, DixGeld.
Roscoe ). Tracy. Peru.
Geo W. Walker. Lowell.
George Wilder, oxfori
TRAVERSE JuRoRs.
Levi y. Bartlett, bethel.
Sylvanrs Bcarcc, Hebron.
John Bennett, Parts.
james W. B!ckneli. Canton.
Geo. 8. Blake, Brownaeld.
Geo W Doc ham. Dfxncld.
Ansel Dudley. woodssock.
John A. Farrtns son. Lowell.
" C. FORD Sumner.
Henry B. forte, Norway. excused.
Clark n. froet. Hanover
stephen s. Hariy. fr~eburg.
George X. Hastings. -sesacl
NJ. a Howard, Andcver.
Erres. II. in-alls. Denmark.
Ednr &. Irisl. Hartford.
II. :. Irish. Buckneid.
A. A. Jenie. Rpxbnr--.
Webster II. KiiEorc, .iorwsy.
James II. McKccman. Rrmford.
W. d. Monlion. Waterford.
y. l. Oriw y, Cir d.
VIM. II. Pendexter. Hiram.
n. Franklin Richards. Paris
Jesse Ridlon. sweden.
waiter " Ridloa. Porter.
v. n. Staples, Oxford.
The continued civil docket contains
50 cases. There are besides twelve
Eases on the equity docket. and twenty
continued criminal cases. This, how
tver, indicates nothing ~ TO the length
Il the term. Clerk OF Courts Whitman
Informs the Democrat that some Of the
,ttorneys are making preparations for
trials At this term, and that the prospect
"A good for term Of considerably more
han the average length.
The cases Of Lyman Brooks W. c. X.
smith, and r. l.. Melcher W. inhaoit-
ants Of Peru, were assigned at the last
term for trial the first day OF this term.
OF the seventeen prisoners nov In jail,
,ix are bound over awaiting the action
II the grand jury at this term OF court.
One IL held for larceny, two for adultery,
and three on liquor cases. Two or three
,thers are out on bail, so there will be
AZ least little criminal business at this
term.
The court house has undergone its fall
and Is In apple-pie order
throughout.