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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-01-04
Local am State Mus.
Wednesday, Jan. 4, 1882

Captain Benz. W. Baker Of Pittston, on
the sd Of December transplanted some ap-
nile trees, finding no frost in the ground.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-01-04

Mrs. Seigfried. Marion. o., says Thomas
Eclectric Oil vas triumphant in her case; she
used it for q severe cold and pain inside, and
~as relieved in few minutes iansfdkwlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-01-04

~Button Hole Bouquet aSu A. Part
ers will be received TINS io'e"
ridges Drug Store
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-16
hIineola.

MENEoLA, Nov. 11-TspecIal.l-A dis
patch from this city of/the 10Th speaks Of
the Hubbard democracy as causing defec-
ton in the regular ranks and creating great
displeasure, ETC., in this district. The
Hubbard democrats" as be calls them,
nees in this district. There was some re-
volt against Captain Hogg and Colonel Blu
chanan, 1t is true, in Smith and elsewhere,
growing out Of unfortunate party troubles
Governor Hubbard himself, however, az
his open published letters show, urged sup
port Of all state and congressional and dis.
trict democratic tickets, and voted himself
a straight democratic vote, as Captain Sam
Cox and others of Tyler will attest, who
witnessed him cast his ballot, and 50 in
formed your correspondent.
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Who Is Mrs, Winslow?

As this question is frequently asked we
will simply say that she is lady who, for
upward of forty years, has untiringly de-
voted her time and talent as a female
physician and nurse, principally among
children. She has especially studied the
constitution and wants of this numerous
class, and, as a result of this effort, and
practical knowledge, obtained in a lifetime
spent as a nurse and physician, she has
compounded Soothing Syrup for children
teething. 1t operates like magic-giving
rest and health, and is moreover, sure to
regulate the bowels. In consequence OF
this article, Mrs. Winslow is becoming
world-renowned as benefactor of her race;
children certainly do rise up and bless her;
especially is this the case in this city. Vast
quantities of the Soothing Syrup are daily
sold and used here. We think Mrs. Wins
low has immortalized her name by this in
valuable article, and we sincerely believe
thousands ofchildren have been saved from
an early grave by its timely use, and the mil
lions yet unborn will share its benefits and
unite in calling her blessed. No mother ha
discharged her duty to her suffering little
one, in our opinion, until she has given il
the benefit OF Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup. Try it, mothers-try it now
Ladies' Visitor, New York City. Sold by
all druggists. 25 cents a bottle.
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shilOh's Cough and Consumption Cures
sod by us OIL q guarantee. ltcures con-
sumption. Sold by Hiokox II House, drug
gists Cos Main street. Dallas, Texas.
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy-a positive cure
for catarrh, diptheria and canker mouth
Sold by Hiclkox G. House, druggists, 80
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Are you made miserable by Indigestion,
constipation, dizziness. loss of appetite,
yellow skin ? Shiloh's Vitaliger is q positive
cure. Sold by Hickox & House, druggists,
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Why will you cough when Shiloh's Jntt
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Scots. and 81. Sold by Hickox g. House,
druggists, sos Mair street Dallas, Texas.
Hackmetack," lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price 25 and so cents. Sold by
Hickox & House, druggists, Cos Main
street, Dallas. Texas.
Shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, whooping cough and bronchitis.
Sold by Hickox IL House, druggists Cos
Main street. Dallas, Texas.
A nasal injector free with each bottle
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents.
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For dyspepsia and liver complaint, you
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Sold by Hickox & House, druggists, Cos
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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-16

GRoEsBEEcK. Nov. To- Special Three
small precincts to be heard from. The
democratic ticket is evidently elected. Ire
land, 1855; Jones, sg7; Martin, 1861;
YONG, 5i8; Morton, 74i; SEaine, 1 1895;
Kennedy, 20: Siemering, 2ss: Welsh. 1888;
Young as; Lubbock. I 3i3. Terrv, al
remplet0n t3 s. Bgrns. az; Willie, 81;
s.avt0n. tEi; West. 1.33l. Mills, 1854;
Rankin. ] 90; Uur, 1913; Wilson, l,2sl:
White, 81; Or seuere, Farrar. l.3l3; A.
len. s73; Tor 1Datef, FJs- sr, 1919; Corning,
$50, for representative, Camp, l,2j9, John
s0n, SO.
Weather fine.
Much sickness and many deaths.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-16

HENRIETTA, Noy. 0.-[Specal.l 1.-The fol-
lowing are elected: Entire state democratic
ticket by a large majority; district judge,
b. f. Williams district attorney, John
Brice; county judge, John L. Cox county
attorney, ]. r. McMullen; county and dis.
trict clerk, c. W. Ford; trea surer, A. V.
c. d. Patterson; sheriff, Cooper Wright.
Judge NJ. Burgess, candidate for district
Judge, shot and killed Il. NJ Donly, a law
yer, of this place, at 8 o'clock this after
noon. Burgess ran well on his ticket. The
affair caused great sensation. Burgess
fired three shots, one Of which pierced
Donly's heart, killing kin instantly AS
far as known, Donly was unarmed.
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BIinsola

MrsEoLA, Nov. l0.-Ispecial.I THE demo-
cratic candidates all received good MAORI
ties IN this, Wood, county. Ireland's ma
jority is about 400. Jones. for congress,
over Russell, independent, has about 400.
Buchanan, for senator, over Perdue, green
hacker, has about 200, aud Eogg's majority
FOR district attorney, over Dldd, exceeds
so Cate is elected county judge, Law
rence county attorney. ard 5. y. flogruey
sheriff Jones election ~ c1Egress bs
about 400 majority Is conceded by
Russelrs friends and J. s. HOgg is elect %
bv about 900 majority, Adams, representa-
tive, BY about 00,and Hon. J 9 Buchanan
reelected 10 the state senste by between
200 and 400 majority. The close vote in
Bnchanan's race was caused By The demo
cratic dissensions in Tyler, the Hubbard
democracy generally supporting Perdues
the independent greenbacker. The defec-
ton in the Hubbard element in a crisis
ike this causes much indignation with the
democracy in every county Of this congress
si0nal district.
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LossvIEr, Nov. s--IsPeciAll-Tbe re-
suit OF the election in this county given in
the last dispatches was substantially cor
ect. Cundif. for representative, carries
Gregg. and is The only democrat who r1sde
the csnTsss ss such with opposition. who
rr-sived q maiOrity. Heaiso csrries Smith
rTuufr b. from 20 - 30 majority. and j.
elected. The retlrns from Harrison county
are looked upJn uith great dissust. a. they
indicate rsckie trading in county Offices
ard sepsrate ELECTIONS fJT state and county
officials e dsrnaDdei 81 May lea1lng citi-
zrns. Uoubtless - this cause fbe democracy
ore the reduction OF its 1nsirrities every
risce rssdE 1he fndspendsnt clerk. r. p
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GEORGETOWN, Nov. 1o,-[Special. Re
turns from eighteen boxes give Ireland a
majority for governor of 5S1 Hancock
1913; Terrell, for state senate, 159; James
Robertson, for representative, has majority
Of 235. For county offices the majorities
stand Geo. w. Glassock, for county Judge
799; T. B. Cochran, for district clerk, 704 !;
J. W. Hodges, for county clerk, 81 j. M
Tucker, for sheriff, 1S9; j. NJ. Dennison,
for assessor, 1876. For the remainder of the
county offices there was no opposition. As
far can be ascertained there will be an en-
tire new board of county commissioners.
the boxes not yet heard from will increase
Irelapd's majority to 700 Hancock's to
1900, and the total to 1900. The above
statements are based on tally sheet kept
from returns as they reached this place and
are correct.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-16

MExIA, Nov. 1O.-[Special, 1.-The special
sent from here dated the sth is right except
the figures for Johnson, independent can
didate for representative, and as the same
mistake occurs in Galveston News, it is
thought to be intentional. The vote stood:
For Johnson 1917 and for Camp 1893, making
a majority of 4 for Johnson. The vote OF
Tehuacana Hills stood 81 for Ireland and
12s for Jones, and As for Camp and 40 for
Johnson,
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BEITOE. Nov. 1l,-lspeciAl 1.-THE Sane
tilted band, who have time and again Z.
The past caused considerable disturbances
and unDleasantness among our best fam.
lies. had a meeting at John Heury's las
evening, which was contrnfy 70 the wishes
Of Mr.. Henry, though bis viieis member
Offhe hand. Mr.. Henry preferred q charge
against the band. and bad some thirteen o.
fourteen Of thsm arrested. eli females.
BEII0s, Nov. 9.-rSpecial. Correct on
cial return from the election throughout
the c1.nty are not All IN. but the general
nprui0n is there were fb0ut 1900 votes
r0iied IN this county, giving John ireland
ahurrf 90 maturity.
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SAN SABA, Nov. .. Arspccial.l Ten pre-
clncts heard from give ireland 3ls; Jones,
800; Hancock, 496; Davis, 63. Nothing def
and Hancock are reported ahead.
SAN SABA, Nov. 10.-[Special. Jones
majority, 4; Hancock's over 500. County
officers elected: district clerk, J. ". Ganny;
county judge, A. d. Hayworth; sheriff, J.
NJ Hardkey
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PALEsTISz, Nov. 9.-[special. is. Stein
who has been in the grocery business here.
was to-day closed blythe sheriff under an
attachment issued At the suit OF Benex a
Robertson, bankers, and Henry Ash. LA
biiities about SO 600. assets. 5000. OtIer
creditors in ST. Louis and New Orleans.
PALEsTIrE EOv. 10.-lSpecial. THE re-
turns for this county, Anderson, thus Ia
received indicate a majority Of about -
for Judge ireland. The general state ticket
will have about 800 majority, whilst Hon.
John Young Gooch, who was largely voted
for outside Of his party, will have about 0OO
majority in the county. Ireland's c0mpar-
afiveiv small vote here appears 10 be due
in q great part 10 the apathy Of the leaders
Of the democracy here who made no effort
for him and did no special work In his be
hall. Jones ran considerably ahead Of bis
ticket. Colonel Tucker, for Representative,
the regular democratic nominee, slips In
with q small majority over his Independent
competitor, Captain J. j. Word Palestine
ftsslf was carried b. the independents b.
an erernge msjOrity Of nearly 20, and this
speaks poorly for the city where The mag
mates 81 the democratic party Of the county
dwell The outside country precincts saved
the nour|fv 20 the party. u Vas n gO0o-
hunurrd. reaceful election, as al elections
ars in this risinifv. The county Officers
chosen are. County judge, John y. Link
sheriff. Henry Daris, county clerk. A. Nc
PeVnoIds. district CLERK, G. -. Quarles.
n-sess1r. Charles r. Wright, c1Iector, v
u Dubo-e. treasurer. J. !. Richardson.
connissione- for Pslsstins prscinrt, George
F1rslrrE, xor. 1O.-IspsuiI.l-Rssurns
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HILLsDoRo, Nov. 9.-[Special.l-Joh
Ireland has carried Hill county by some
l. 200 votes. About 5000 votes were cast.
The vote at this box, which has just been
counted, gives Ireland 45S; Jones, 2l0; Mar
tin, 476; Young, 1870. For SENATOR Douglass,
293; Getzendaner, 25S. 1t is about conceded
that Douglass has been defeated. Waling
is probably elected to the legislature. Nor.
rison has been elected sheriff; Harris, treas
urer; Parhow, county judge; Fry, county
attorney; Wright, county clerk, and Stoker
district clerk There ig no cnthusiasm
here over the democratic vote, as it has
fallen off considerably.
Cotton is coming in rapidly, and business
is unusually brisk
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Waco.

WACO, Nov. 9,-[Special.l -Several addi-
tional precincts have been reported to-day,
which do not materially modify the
estimate made in my report of
yesterday. Ireland's majority in
the county will not exceed 700, and will
probably fall below these figures. The re-
suit will not be known with certainty until
the official count is made as so little inter
est was taken in the election that no dupli-
made, and the county judge
very properly refused to permit access to
the sealed returns. The excitement over
the result in the contest foc governor still
continues. Enthusiastic Jones men are
hopeful and figure out possible majority
for their favorte, while the democrats are
confident that Ireland has saving margi n
left. Falls county gives Jones 1876 majority
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1882-11-16

ALEXANDER, Nov. 10.-[Special. The
vote Of this county for governor was: Ire.
land, 1892; Jones, $50; for congress. Ian.
hams majority is 1ss; for the legislature,
Frank has $50; Field, $50; Boucher, green
and Fields, for the Legislature, and Thayler,
for the senate. are no doubt elected. Thay.
ler's vote in Erath county was giS; Num-,
rreenbacker, 600.
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VAN ALsTyEE, Nov. Especial I'VE
have just succeeded in getting the vote Of
this box: ireland. los. Jones, 81. A light
vote was polled. Very little interest was
shown.
Charlie Harper, a young farmer, was
very dangerously hurt yesterday near here
by a runaway team.
Grain aad cotton are coming I'm fast.
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Fort Worth

Fort WORTH, Nov.l1.-tSpecial. Tween
ty.three cars OF beef cattle went east to-day
on the Texas & Pacific.
Receipts, 92 bales of cotton.
The hands in the Union yard made a
strike to-day. They complain of too much
work. Fourteen switchmen were dis
charged.
Martha Messenger, q white woman, was
committed to Jail to-day for lunacy.
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GALVESTON, Nov. 0,--fspooial.1 - Thli
comfy gives Ireland 312l votes; Jones
1885, Ocbiltree Is elected by l7j moioh'"
Lebatt Is elected 10 the Legislature, and HE
following county officers are elected;
Sheriff, w. 7. Owens; county Judge, w. T..
Austin; treasurer, W. j. Burke; district
clerk, Alex Easton; county clerk, p. b.
Vein; tax collector, N Weeks.
GALVESTON, Nov. l0.-[Speoial l-Cbi ago
futures weak; wheat, November, o. Corn,
November CT sellers the year, 90; January
53i; May, 55f. Pork, November, $lS.471
January, $17G0. Lard, November $1l45.
The weather is fine; receipts Of grain
small.
The local market for spot cotton closed
quiet, quotations unchanged; receipts,
1893; exports 4,4S2.
Galveston futures opened steady and
closed weak, to points lower.
A small fire broke out in the east end
this morning; damage insignificant,
GALVESTON Nov. 11.-[Special Tho
North German Lloyd steamship Ohio ar
rived to-day from Bremen with 4O5 German
emigrants.
The signal observer here reports snow in
Nebraska and Dakota, the first Of the sea-
son and a cold wave moving southward.
The proposed excursion Of merchants Of
this city to Monterey has been indefinitely |
postponed, owing to lack of interest on the |
part ofthe merchants.
Intense excitement was created in the
the city tonight by the report that a
wharlman had murdered his
wife, but an investigation proved therumor
to be untrue.
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Iva, ILL.,, January "a, 18sl.-cARrEn MEDICINE

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JAcEsHoEo, Nov. 9.-rspecisl.l-Tbe, TO-
dependents have shown unexpected
strength. but the democratic county ticket
is elected hy . reduced majority. ireland
received 600 and Jones about $50. Ire
lands majority may not exceed 100. Ian
hams majority for congress over al viii BE-
over 100. The other regular democratic
nominees flr the rariols state Offices p1iie1
almost the entire strength.
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Mckinney, Nov. 9.-[Special. collin
county gives the democratic nominees
about $500 majority, and claims the ban.
ner. II. A. Finch will carry this county
by 900 majority, John johnson by 800, and
Colonel Richard Maltbie gets $500 majority
over both competitors. Considerable in
terest was taken in the race for county
judgeship and county attorney. Goodner
is reelected Judge, and Beverly county at
tOrney,
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wHTTFsBoRo, Nov. s.-Ispecial. The
following votes were cast ct tins box For
gress. ThrOckmOrton. 5f3. Dickson, 81. Tor
state senator. Davis, 80, Ruly, a. for
fioster, Grsyson and Cooke counties
Graves, 30. Bailey, -. for disiuct judge.
COVles, 153. Turner, -. Malbis. 1l6.
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lei Paso

Ell PAso, Nov. 0.-ISpecial, This city
gives Ireland 3G6 votes; Wash Jones 66.
Returns from the lower precincts of the
county are not in, but Ireland carries the
county by good majority and Lanham is
ahead for congress. Dean is elected dis
trict attorney. The peoples ticket is elected
for local officers. The election was quiet.
The English lords have arrived aud de-
parted.
Talmage, Gould's left bower, arrived
his event Dg.
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Cant sleo D nights is the complaint o
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orrorp MN. August 10. 1873. -cAarEn MED

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Many Of the good things OF this life are
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Elmo.

ELMO, Nov. 0.-[Special. Returns of
precinct No. 4, Kaufman county, just in
and as follows: Ireland 1913; Jones, 90;
Wellborn, 23G; Kearby, 12S. For represent
alive, Anderson 1O7; Rushing, 1873; Jackson,
1lS. All passed off quiet, no disturbances
of any kind during the day.
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BAsrRoP, Nov. 9.-[Special.l -Returns
from all except one small precinct give
Wash Jones 1862 majority. Fowler Judge,
for the state senate $50 majority; Davis
for congress, SO majority; Robinson. lnde-
pendent, for Legislature, III. Following are
the county officers; Moore, county judge;
w. e. jenkins. sheriff; w. II. Grimes,
county clerk; c. Il. Maynard, district clerk;
w. r. Maynard, county attorney; John
Hearne, treasurer;all are reelected byaiarge
majority. Murray Burleson, collector
George Vaughn, assessor, are newly elected.
BAsTRoP. Nov. 10.-[Special. 1-Complete
returns of this county give Jones
a majority over Ireland Of LIZA;
Fowler, independent for the state
sena e. q majority over Shaw, demo-
crat, of ,726: Davis, for congress, hiss So
majority over Hancock; Robinson, indie
pendent democrat, has 96 majority over
Kerr. Independent republican. IL is pub-
lished In several papers that United States
Marshal Goslin was telegraphed on the
election day by Postmaster Wertzner that
Il was impossible 10 get a fair vote here.
Your reJ orter asserts, and is responsible
for the assertion, that there was no intimi-
dation at the polls. Every man voted as he
wished.
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are the cores rrCrricl uY tne use n Brown e
Aruica Save. hot q itully in Ainerlca
but should keep n remedy for burns, cuts,
bruises, Old sores and infamed sore eyes,
always In the house. The Brown Medicine
company varraut every boz 81 Browns
mia -rIra
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GAINESVILLE, Nov. 9-[Special.l IA light
vote was polled n this county. The demo-
cratic state and county tickets are carried
by about 500 majority. Culberson carried
this county by 600 majority. Every demo-
crat on the county ticket is elected for the
first time in many years.
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AHLrreToz, Nov. 11.-fspscisl- M.
John Hunfington's gin. just ct The edgs Of
town, csugbt frs this morning. While in
frI opsr1fIDn. During TIE Efforts q the
rstirens 70 erfinruish TIE IRE. M. JOIN i .
Floyd Who sfood on the uppsr plsff1rrr
fs1dinr unter. pss accioeutallT knocked
n and fsll % tie ground, breaking tro
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uMuehf Have Been. ("

Thus your friends win sing as they watch
your life Pickering out with that dread dis
ease dvspepsiA: stay is rayages BY using
ct once BruVn's Pepsin Tonic. Kcmsm-
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Denton.

DENTON, Nov. 9,-[Special. AT this box
there were $3.50 votes polled, 625 of which
have been counted. At u M: Ireland, AL
J Zones lo7; Thsrochmortsoon, $3.50; Dickson,
Sheriff: Holt, 1l5; Roork, 254; Clark, 241.
Returns from the county indicate the cleo
ton of Clark for sheriff, Schruggs orcounty
judge, Clark for assessor, Mcneil for col
lector, Mccormick for county clerk, Zum-
walt Tor district clerk, BiggerstaF for sur
Fnrgeson for county attorney Finch, can
didate for floater in this district, composed
of Collin and Denton, is undoubtedly
elected. The race between Smith and
Johnson for the senatorial district, COM
posed of Denton and Collin, will only be
determined by count. Returns are not in
from Pilot Point, the next largest box in the
county, and the count here will not be COM
pleted before IL O'Clock tonight.
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consider them n s0TereiEn remedy t1r Hss1-
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DEvs0v, NOv. s.-rspeciai-l-One fbous-
and tiIres hundred and seventy vo.es On
he state ticket we're polien in ttis TI-eeinct.
81 vbict d i safe - sET TIE cemcc-Htic
msjority h so.