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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-11-10
Horrible,

One OF tho most iiendliko--nO, II
were u slAnder 10 say satan would
do such work--acls was perpelrated
one Monday night, tho twenly.siXtll
ult, In the Cottonwood neIghbor
hood A camp meeting was pro-
crossing ~ tho Cottonwood school
house, four miles south Of Seguin,
On this night about ton O'Clock, Mr.,
job brennan, his wife and daugh-
ter, child Of ten years, on return
Ing homo from meeting, we're shot
by wayslde asNaaslns, brennan
was killed, his daughter, riding be-
hind him on tho aamo horse, rooeIy-
cd five wounda, and Mrs brennan
received one severe wound The
daughter alone saw man orouched
down In u fence corner,
Noxt morning Esq Moore with n
jury Of inquest set on tho body Of
Mr., brennan, Among the evidence
pieco of gun wadding was found,
but partially burned On opening,
II proved to be u pieco Of German
newspaper Boot tracks were found
aud followed, leading directly to the
homes of old man kunda aud his
son Fred. These houses were al.
ready strongly guarded by citizcns,
whose suspicious fell there, waiting
the officers arrival AT Fred Kun
da's il was asked, sis Julius here p
Fred answered, Nno, he's down eat
tho old mans But in passing
around tho house, Julius was seen
through II window, Tho brothers
werc both arrested, Proceeding TO
the old mans, on his mantel shelf
was found u torn German nows,
paper. 10 the rent in II was mp.
piled tho piece Of gun wad, which
fitted precisely, On reading tho
sundcred matter now brought to.
gethcr, to further tcst the connec.
ton proper, it proved complete.
Tho interpreter read II broken line
"And he raised his gun to his face
and shot him dead" Most singular
coincidence, though but part of
story in tho paper.
All the family were brought to
town, and on Wednesday, the TWEEN
ty-nnth, after court Of cXamina-
ton before Judge White, Taylor,
Julius and Abort Kunda were com
mittod to prison, and the old man
and Fred Kunda held to bail in the
sum of $4,000 each. All to be tried
Mt the December court.
Tho child is now dead. Gauda-
lupe Times.
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RAILROADS.
CIEANc%M e2T 'rxN1E-
ToTAgE EFFECT
FRIDAY, JUNE S, 1874.
TINE GALVESTON.
Houston and Henderson
RAILROAD.
Throo Daily Passenger Train,

Throo Daily Passenger Trains.
Leave Galveston ut $40 am and arrive nj
Houston ut 800 n m.
Leave Galveston at BOOT m and arrive at
Houston Mt 600 y m.
Leave Galveston Mt 5:5o p m and arrive al
Houston at $50 p m.
Leave Houston az 6,lb m aud arrive Of
Galveston at 900 q m.
Leave Houston 1890 a m anu arrive at Gal
weston NJ 2:iO p m,
Leave Houston nt $50 \ m and arrive AZ
Galveston ct 1890 D nj.
On Sundays, passenger trnin leaves Calves
ton MT 1000 u m. Leaves Houston Mt 2:O0 D III
The 8;l0 IN train from Galveston connect,
at Harrisburg with the Galveston, Harris.
burg and Fan Antonio railway. Comets NJ
Houston with the Houston and Texas Cen
trail railroad. M
The 400 y m express from Galveston con,
meets with the Houston aud Texas Centrnl
railway.
The 900 y M express from Galveston con.
meets with the International and Great
Northern railroad at Houston nj . pm.
The lO:e0 IN train from Houston arrives al
Galveston at $50 y m. Connects with the
Morgan steamers.
Ticket Offices, 100 fremont street, G2lves-
ton, and at the depQts
Communication tickets 10 local points, one
thousand and i've hundred mile Tickets car
be purchased AT the ticket offices OF this com
pany or from Galveston ticket Office.
q. ID. NICHOLS, superintendent
II. b. ANDREWS, General Ticket Agent
liOdti
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Visions of second crop of cotton
which have haunted our farmers for
the last two or three weeks, were dis
PEELED last Saturday night by the APP
pearance of Jack Frost. MIR. Higgin-
botham, who resides in Van Zandt
county, was in our office yesterday, and
said that the second crop OF cotton
bolls on his farm was far In excess oil
the first crop. The most Of them were
nearly grown, and would have soon
opened had they not been killed by
the frost-(Terrell Press.
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THE HERALD JOE OFFICE
Has been thoroughly reorsanizsd and II
tdly prepared to do all kinds Of Job
pRrrriNu In the lstcs svies end 1t sss
sery lowest prices.
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Condensed Through Time Gard
No points North aud EaHl via tho
Houston and Texas Central ny
AND ooNNEcTloSa.

Trains arrive ana depart from Houston On
follows;
ACConnopArIoS. TuRoron TRAIN.
I.eayes....... 400 A, N Leayea,,,,... 900 ~ NJ.
Arrivea.,..... $40 A. NJ. Arrivosm,.. RIO y. NJ.
Galveston Freight aud Ticket onloe, 70
fremont street.
A, FAULKNER, Agent
Now York city Freight ana Ticket ONCE,
$40 broadway. I'D.
Visitors 20 above cities VIII ind THESE of
ficea u pleasant place OF resort their leisure
hours, where the latest Texas papers win be
found.
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]. WALDO. Gent Ticket Anont
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CHANGE OF TIME:
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY. SEPT. 8, 1874,
CLOSE CONNECTION

AT Miuneole and International Junction,
with trains on tho International and Great
Northern haHi, n1sta ipr na lyeT raespe
Shreveport, with the Red river boats, fol
New Orleans and the South, and with the ri
Paso Mall Company's stages for Monroe
vieksburg and the South. At Texarkana'
with the
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Manufacturers OF standard American

TUBWORK- n sads, Cards, Circulars.
u Bill Heads. Posters, Lawyer BfieIs, Pam
phlets and every kind OF Job PrlntiNP
promptly execused At the Herald ois'ce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-13
Editorial and Selected Items.

The week opens fsvorably rs TO
weather. for the Fair at Bethel, and the
religious gathering at South Paris.
The Adelpbia Society OF Paris Hill
Academy will iesume its meetings next
Friday evening. at the Academy.
According to the Boston Journal.
Maine lost $40. 500 worth Of property by
fire, during the month OF September.
The Mason & Hamlin Organ Co
have commenced selling their instruments
on the installment system. See adyt.
Bethel. Rumiord. Woodstock. Han.
over, Newry, Gilead, Mason. Albany and
Greenwood will hold u reunion Agricul-
tural at Bethel Hill on Tuesday.
Rev j. B. Wheelwright, So. Paris.
delivered very appropriate and tender
memorial discourse last Sabbath AFTER.
noon, on the death at Mrs. W. J. Wheel
er, in which he referred, also, to the
other deaths winch had recently occurred
in his parish.
In the Supreme Court at Newcastle,
y. B.. At the tenn which closed Wednes
day OF last week. case was tried where
suit was brought to recover the value OF
about ~. 900 burnt bricks. aud some lum.
Der, ABOUT 1000 iset. Ths Judge, IN
charging the juiy. directed thcm TO tind
ior The plaintiff the value OF good brick.
az SO per thuuS aud, sud lumber usual
price Tue Jury retired 10 their room.
and alter prolonged aud serious discus.
siou returned, and by their foreman. VIM
f. COlhcf, rendered u verdict Tor the
plaintiff Tor 1924 GOO. The Judge aud
spectators were amazed. When Mt.
Cother Was asked how the verdict was
made up. he showed his calculation, and
il was discovered they had calculated the
bricks st Sl5 each. instead OF per thous
aud. The jury we're ordered back TO their
room. and after some time returned with
avsrijct OF $3.50. The judge stated he
lad great pleasure in dismlSslng them.
We have seen pair OF children'S
shoes that were brought over in The May
Flower. They are BE property Of Hon.
r. z. Thompson Of Jay. and were eN-
hibiIed by him n the recent Fair At Dix.
field. where they attracted = great deal OF
attention. The material OF which they
are made is evidently coarse cowhide
They have very pointed toes, and the up.
pers are OF one piece of leather sewod
together ia The backs. which run up sim
ilSr to tho croquet slippers OF to-day the
heels are large. about an eighth Of m
inch in thickness, and sewed TO the sole
with coarse "waNed end From heel
Ia Zip they ara about three inches, and
little more than an inch in width There
il nothing very beautiful in their appear.
auce. but then. ,chGt history! Just
think OF some Pilgrims child wearing
them; that's enough.-FdrnjAytvH CrvH
tcic.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-13
Hartford Items.

In Hartford there were living in Jan,
1870. forty one females and ihig,y.Dine
males. including nineteen married coupe.
who had lived their three score and ten
years. The oldest, widow OF solomon
Briggs. %; among the younges, Samp-
son Reed. Now there are living Of that
number, finy four. Only one couple
have died. S.,as McKeuuy and wife. only
three DAY between their deaths. Oldest
now 5 widow Of Elisha Stctson, 80. Mr..
McKenny informed me three years ago,
on being told how smar; he was for a
hard working farmer OF 50 wears. that ne
Was u tripIet, bonn At Saco, 1871. His
mates were Ms EJscoiub an | Mrs. Mil
ken; all were married. and were parents
and lived 50 years before the tie was
broken 10y Ihe death OF Mrs. AliikeU.
siter~srds ty lie death Of Mrs Elgcomb.
Is there anOjhcr Instance in Maine Of
iripivt, where aii lived to be parents =
Their mother was truly mother in Stco,
ii 40, IN Israel. August. before they
were two years old .thvir father Jeremiah.
VS. drowned. II September sac gave
birth 10 twins. giving her the are Of tive
children under two wears Of sre and three
others that were older In the midst Of
The trouble her house WAS burned. The
foilo~ing year. by the assistance OF her
neighborS, she raised 10 bushels OF corn.
doing much Of the work herself. She
Afterwards MAJ ried Mr.. P,rcher, and
gave birth 10 twins When - she would
weave FIVE yards OF cloth in tle forenoon
and the aIterSoon take knitting work and
% visiting.
The Nczin'colt lodge oil BuckGeld
village. the oil let Of The Order in Oxford
County. has moved to The hall of the
Maple House formerly the csidence Of
ZAdoc Long esq., by lease rom TiltUn,
the landlord. who. with his vile, are
Good TempIars, indeed The Crystal
Wave. East Buckfel. is the offspring OF
this lodge. The daughter will visit her
mother on the evening OF the 10Th, al her
beautiful home. HARTFORD.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-13
Somth Hiram Items.

The contemplated yearly meeting was
held in The new church at South Hiram.
last Friday. Saturday and Sunday. Ga
account OF the storm on Friday there were
but few out. a meeting OF business was
held Saturday A. NJ. in the afternoon
and evening social meetings were held.
in which much interest was manifested
On Sunday the day being pleasant, there
was large concourse of people in attend
anee. A very interesting discourse was
delivered by Rev. Thomas StrOut. ln
the afternoon u very able sermon was
preached by Rev. AIR. Goodwin OF the
christian persuasion. The meeting
throughout was very interesting and We
trust some good seed was sown. The
inhabitants Of this place are very warm
hearted people. their doors were thrown
open TO receive those from distance who
were finely entertained and well cared
Tor -EegiStsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-13
East Bethel Iteias.

A. F. Bartlett found swarm OF wild
bees near Beams Corner few days ago
in AN old pine stub. from which he 90
,aiued about 90 lbs. oil honey.
Nathaniel Swan is irea,in. his buildings
to new clapbosr,.s and coat OF paint
" hich improves them very much.
Fred Bean OF Beans Corner, came very
near getting shot lev days ago. As he
WAS driving his cows TO pasture n rifle
ball passed between his feet and made
the dirt nv bchiod him. II is supposed
some one wa' shooting Pat,ridscs in tho
swamp and did not see him. -ReQislsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-13
Kesnr Falls IteMS.

There has been much said about the
crops of grain this present fall. and
believe the yield will be heavier than it
has been for several years. So far as
have heard. Mr. Moses 5 Moulton of Por-
ter is ahead; he has Ihreshed out ~ IL
bushels of handsome Lost Nation wheat,
grown upon iiye.eighths of an acre. The
soil is wet heavy loan, planted to corn
last season and fairly dressed. One bush
oil OF seed was sown, and the ground was
so wet that it could not be sown until the
first day of June, and then il was so wet
that the cattle went nearly to their knees
in mud when narrowing the seed in. Had
the ground been dry there would have
been 81 bushels. Let Us hear from other
wheat growers.
| give you the following list OF tho
uamber OF bushels OF wheat that ID. j..
Fox Il J. Stanley ) |. have threshed this
fall.
A II Mason, - ,; L Is Sawyer, 20 {;
j Garland, 10 -; LW PendeSier, 20; j
Black. - 1.2; A Chapman, IL; b Saw
yer. Il; q Norton. u; + York. p; w
Libby, 24: j Cook. IS / 2; l. Cook, p !;
c French. ~; WIN b Towle, Il l ,; j +
Towle, So; S SawNer 81 2; j Stanley
81, u; d J Fox. l. ,; NJ Holmes, p
81; G Libby. ); W Mulrill, 6; VIM
Towle. II; Stanley, -; II l. Chapman,
p; II Libby. y; VI ) MouI1on, So l.2 )
VIM Libby. 63 ,; Jas Towle, Il; VIM
PhiIbrick. Il, jos rowle, 400 bushels oil
oats. -RcgiStcr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-13
Lie Doubly Assured.

A resident Of Bangor. Maize, writing
TO c. y. Criuenton, Sixth Avenue, Tor
a supply OF HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUND
AND Tar. mentions incidentally that three
months ago New England Lie lnsur
ance Company refused TO grant hin a
policy. on the ground that he was con-
sump,ive. but" he adds, thanks TO
the healing properties OF that invaluable
preparation. nv lungs are now perfectly
sound. and Yesterday passed a me zeal
examination, without an objection beng
made. and insured my lie for 5000"
PIKr's TooTH-AcHE DRoPs-Cure in
one minute.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-13
No Excuse for Being Sick.

No person can Use B'-rhoc', Germs, Syrup,
w.thou, gc,tr. Immediate relief anal cure. We
have the dr,t case OF Coughs Cold, or Consu,np.
ton. or any Ii.r,-r Of the Thro 81 AMI Lungs vet
90 hear from Thar ha. no, been cured. We hs'e
distributed c,,fy ycar Tor three years, over 5000
sample bottle, tI druggists ia all parts OF DC
United states, Ns other manufacturers ever Sa'o
thcir pr,paraiiou, -uci llss as this Go 10 y"uT
Druggist aud .ci sample bottle Tor 10 ocA;s and
Try 1.-TWO doses Adl relieve you.
Agents n. HAMMOND, Paris Iiil; CSC,
T. VII sON. .u-h Paris.
sent -. ls.I. sn-cow.ly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-13

n = y
OXFORD, SIS - Board OF County Commissioners
september Session, A. ID. la5i, held By adjourn
ment October ", la.
Upon the foregoing petition satisfactory evidences
having been received that the petitioners ara ie.
sponshle, and that inquiry into the merits of their
application Is cNpcdient: it Is Ordered, That the
County Commissioners OF Oxford aud AndruscOg
giu Counties meet at
The dwelling house Of Daniel u, GRAHAM in
Hebron on TT ESDAN. the e4fh day oi No
vembcr next, at ten OF the clock IN the forenoon
and thence proceed to view the route mentioned In
said petition Immediately after which view "A hear.
ing o the parties and witnesses will be had NJ some
Convenient place in the vicinity and such other
urcs taken In the premise. as the Commissioners
shall judge proper. And II is further ordered that
notice Of the Time, place and purpose Of the Com
mssOuers' meeting aforesaid be given 20 all persons
aud corporations Interested. by causing attestrd
copies ot said PETITION and of this order thereon be
served upon ibe Chairman OF lac COMMISSIONER
Of hndro>co.gu County, and q like copy upon
the respective Clerks OF the Towns Of Hebron.
N'uot aud Auburn and also 10 be- posted ZAP ia
three public places in each OF said towns and pub.
iishcd three weeks successfully in the keuuebcc
Journal a newspaper printed az Augusta in the
County Of ksnneb.o by the printers to thu State
and in the Lewiston Journal a newspaper printed
&C Lewiston, IN said County OF Andres soggin and
! aud In oxford Democrat, a newspaper printed At
Paris, Ia said County oi oxford, the first OF said
publications and each VI the other notices To be- made
served and posted. at least thirty days before sad
tilne OF meeting, 10 the end that ali persons and
corporations may then and there appear aud sh,r
cause, II am they have, why the prayer Of sttd
petitioner. sao.ld not be granted.
Attest; JAMES ). WRIGHT, Cicrk
true copy OF said PeutIoa aud Order Of Court
thereon.
Ausst. JAMES WRIGHT, Clerk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-13

ilENRY'S CAGnOLIC SAW Is 80 well
known that Il - only necessary TO caution
against limitations. 1t requires admilturc
OF the cal boiic acid with o,avr Ingredients
to produce "a ,aNe that may be relied up
on. The genuine ouiY guaranteed. See
that it bearS the signature and private
proprietary stamp OF John +. Henry
Sold by AL druggists and dealers. John
+. Henry, Curran * Co., Projectors. ;
aud . College Place. y. 7.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-13
10y, the Money Coo,

After November 30th, it will be easy 10
see how the money goes. for then the
drawing will take place of the Public
Library oil Kentucky. and aI that Grand
Gilt Concert g.. 500. 90 in cash will be
given away To ticket holders. The iortu-
nate holder OF the ticket drawing the
first prize will walk off with $3.50. 900; OF
the second prize. $4,000 oil the third
prize, $4,000; oi The fourth prize. $50.
900; OF the fifth prize. 81. OO), &c. &c.
a. until 10000 .r,ud cash prizes shall
all have been distributed Trnly. this
distribution will tell hue ne money goes
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-13
Non-Hsesident Faxes,

In The town OF Mason County Of oxford and
Stat Of Maine for the year 1873.
The following list of taxes on real estate OF non
rcstrI. nj o,yneTs Ia the town OF Mason Tor the
wear iS.3 In bills committed to DANIEL T..
MILLS, collector of taxes for laid Town
on the sth day Of Sept 1873 has been returned by
him 10 me ss remaining unpaid on the 9Th day
OF August 1874 by his certificate OF that date aud
now remain unpaid and notice ishereby given that
II the said taxes. Interest and charges are not paid
into th. treasury of said Town within eighteen
m NTH. from the ,iaie of the oommitment OF said
bills 20 much of the real estate taxed az will be
sufficient q pay the amount due therefor including
Interest and charges will without further notice be
sold at public auction OF
The ,clpnl house ~ said town, on the second
MONDAY In March, A ID ls7j at | o'clock In the nj
ternoon,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-13
STATE Dynamo

OXFORD S. :-Suprene Judicial Court, September
Term. A. u. is74
LUMAN SARGENT, Liblt We. LOUISA J. SAR.
GENT
And now II appearing 10 the Court thts the said
TiDeiCc ID not AL iuhsbiiast Vt this state aud me
no tenant. agent or attorney therein and that she
has no notice Of the pendeucr Of tAis libel:
10 10 ordered BY this Court that the said fibsllnt
notify the said l.ibelee Of the pendcnsy thereof
BY causing aitestel copy Of this libel with
thi. order OF Court thereon 10 10 published three
weeks successfully ia the oxford Democrat pa per
printed Paris In said County the last publ ton
TO be thirty days At least before the next term OF
said Court 10 be holden CT Paris Aforesaid N the
first Tuesday Of Dee. next g the end that
the said lisclec may then aud there appear at
said Court and shew cause II any she have why
the prayer OF said libeant should not be granted.
Attest: JAMES y. WRIGHT, Clerk.
A true copy OF libel aud order OF Court thereon.
Attest: JAdES :. WRIGHT, Clerk.
fosLNr x lIersey Au'Ns l0r llbelAnt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-13
Special Notices.


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lIaIss BUSINESS COLLEGE.

v.ds.r.u cal psblic attention % the shsVc
assl lassfrtiss 1his Commercial Courss
49,. ths wNnts - a. -f0 d--Ire thsruus Do
t-aa..-A hI.-acss s4urston fhe hranchtt that
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A-tlu-t.r. AlSvb-a. Geography, Reading and
49,. I'D, t,coHe,ry. and the languages are iausut
49, I--.~-f f4f lrrm Commences sept. /.
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argll-lu
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sIsRsnscNpE VEINS RklL,

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,~op.- ,,.. = rlmtu.~- iu ps-, NIL kItEG
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1874-10-13
abstract OF PiT's writ.)

HENRI 4. SMALL Of Rumiord IN our County
l. of oxford. Plaintiff -. Charlotte 4. Soulo
OF -aid Rumiori, formerly Charlotte A. Beard now
the wife OF Ezra SOulc, Defendant.
Assump-it upon prOmis,Jry note, dated April
2ith ls7s, aud for the sum of sjiIl on demand
af.cr date. also upon account annexed Tor the sum
Of 81 -. Al dauInun 400 wiz dated May 10,
S1I. and Tc;urnBbie 70 the September Term, Is.f
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State of Maine.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
AUGUSTA, sept. ~, lsst-l
An Ifi.uusi session Of the Executive Council
vii. DH I.i' 10 The Council Chamber IN Augusta, o.
TUESDAY, tie e1th day Qf october ilsf.
At 10 o'clock. y. NJ.
Acct GEO. q. STACY,
Octo Nv secretary Of state.
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LUMAN SARGENT.
STATE or MAINE.
OXFORD sr-AuU

OXFORD. tL:-August 2lst. 1874.
Thou personally appeared the above named LII
man sargent and made oath a. the truth ct the
seVernl allegations set forth In the foregoing libel
Tor divorce by him subscribed.
Before me, CHARLES II. HERSEN.
Justice OF the Peace