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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1882-12-26
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SAMUEL RAND OF Andoyer In the County Of
Oxford, Plaintiff. We. Gilbert T. Hodsdon Of BIZ
ron In the County OF OXFORD, DeiendAnt' Acuoh
10 enforce lien on certain spruce logs lying on
the bank OF swift river IN said Byron, near the
Alyarado %. Reed place 20 called, for labor per.
formed 10 cutting and hau ing same under n con:
tract w ith Defendant, said logs being marked
near the centre OF all under twenty feet IN length
and W near each end Of all twenty feet and over
and owned by the Lewiston Steam Mill Company
a CORPORATION doing business at Lewiston, 10
County of Androscoggin. Amount sued for
ssnsl AddAmnum $l75. Writ dated April Il,
les, and feturnAb.e 10 sept. Term, lsse.
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NIineola.
Special to the Herald,


MINEoLA, October Con account of the
actions of the disaffected element of the
democratic party of Smith county, the
leaders of the party in this county have
deemed it expedient to organize democratic
clubs all over the county. The chairman
Of the county convention has issued call
TO the chairmen of each precinct, advising
them to organize a club in each voting pre-
cinct. The democrats are confident that
their district will give large majority for
the nominee.
Senator Buchanan, who is again the
nominee for state senator, has just returned
from canvassing tour.
Colonel Jones, the nominee for congress
from this district, will speak here on the
| 10th instant.
The Stutz combination played to a
crowded house at Caspary's hall tonight;
The new opera-house' is attracting good
troupes this season. The Mabel Norton
troupe play here next week.
Cotton is coming in at the rate of9O to 10
bales per day.
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special TO the Herald.
San SABA, october Much sickness pre-
walls. principally malarial.
The fall races have been opened. An eH-
citing race was run to-day.
w. II. Estep is still improving.
The grand concert and supper given last
night By the foreign mission society was
largely attended and was a financial sue
cess.
Rain still continues 10 keep vegetation
growing luxuriantly, but not TO the extent
Of being injurious 10 cotton.
Cotton Is csming in freely and selling at
fair figures.
uon with that Of last year. Prices 90 far are
81 10 60 30 for al that is offered In THIS
market.
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Galveston.
snncinl IN the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
GALVESTON, October ga telegram has
been sent to Hon. G. W. Jones by his
friends, asking him when it would be con-
yenient for him TO visit Galveston. Ban
quet, bumpers and boom" seems to be the
idea. ,
Major b. Rush Plumly has announced
himself as candidate for representative
from Galveston county in the next legisla-
ture. He is a republican, and will run as
Galatians "Fogg's Ferry" was presented
tonight by the Minnie Madden theatrical
company to large and enthusiastic audi
ence. This little actress has mace de-
cided hit.
GALyEsroN, October THE four-year-old
daughter Of Charles Worth, living at the
east end of the city, was run over and killed
today by q dray driver named Andrew
Conrad. The little child's skull was crushed
in and one arm broken by the wheel. Con
rad is in jail upon the charge OF Negligent
The German steamship Hanover, Of the
North German Lloyd Line. is expected 70
arrive Monday with 1000 German emil
grants for Texas aboard.
Real estate tran sfers for the pest week
footed up 81. 5i3.55.
Twelve deaths uring the week ending
to-day: five infants.
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wills Point


JILL y IIE II.IHIIs
Wills POrST, October I've are Teoiy-
ing daily from IS 10 80 bales Of cotton.
SALES will be lsrEsr this season than ever
before. 80, -
We are informed By Colonel kilgQre, rrssi-
dsrIt Oh lEcfor's Brigade associati1n. that
ths reunion of the brigade VII take piaoe
al Tyisr. The 18Th Of October, and not ~
Ta--sI - sfefei b. The Galveston Aer8
Coinnei Jones. The dempcrutic nominee
ror cgurr, . and Colonel Resell tle noe
r.eudert. VII SPEAK here ne1t IuescAg
rsrr1rrrcr i gruI
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Houston
Special 70 the Herald

Special 70 the herhiu.
HoUsroS. October Hon. M. W. Gar
nett. chairman of the Harris county demo-
cratic executive committee, resigned TO-
day. In consequence of The press of law
business in the several courts the COM
mittee could get no quorum to-day, and
adjourned till Monday,
t,ounty court completed the business OF
the term to-day. and adjourned sine die.
Ste-art and ireland clubs are being or:
ganized in various wards, composed Of
voters without regard 10 party.
The first Sunday night performance OF the
season viii be given by the DIG sonI Hill
strels at PILOTS opera-house tomorrow
night. -.
sales i29 bales; receipts, g. 40, gross; 5,762
III HorsroS. October 6.-The Texas Western
Narrow-gauge railway runs regular trains
10 sesly, By transferring passengers ana
freight at the Brazos river. Ibey pave yus'
comnleted the erection OF very hne depot,
and intend 10 make close connections with
trains on the Gulf, Colorado a Santa Re ID
IRE KYLE sugar plantation, near Waller
..stior 6as heen purchased by Captain ~.
C1n,,ineham for S35. 900, and Colonel n we
bss rurrhased W. r. Pendehs plantation
for Sg5.OD0 - III,
in Columbus next veef.
couufv court will adjourn for the term
Se criminal district court VIII meet 10
in ~ r,,,,n market closed steady; :
t,rter SALE, 7s2 bales receipts, oi,'o'
er1.s. 23f0. net. -.
ao,r-s-o-. Ocrober --Twenty Gases were
~ IN t-ia today IN the criminal o,s ~ .
cou-t ~ next veek Ire 80 ~ =
Jameson. Frank l5niof1 80 ~ .,,-ls- ~
fisrIes +. Wifham. the printer, u ct ioi
Tre.dar. the 1ith inst-
CITE Narshal Winchrnan ltaves to-n..I
- a. Iiffle Rock With q requis,tiorn' -
Governor Hobsrts - tTinE De-. =, ''''-
TIE rI1.frn rusrket closed trm ana ~ ~,
-t--.~rf. sslss. 80 h1les; receipts, b.''s
s-n-s- ~ net
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1t is Not a Corner!

THE finest and extensive of its kind devoted solely
to the sale of Mems and Boys Clothing in Dallas
Our reputation for handling only rstcass and strictly
reliable goods doubtless well known majority of those
who will visit Dallas during the coming week. and anticipating
large demand for clothing have made ample preparations
and fabrics and have added largely force of salesmen
so that all may.receive careful attention.
Every garment purchased house guaranteed to
be of the latest style and just represented in every respect
In all when any dissatisfaction the purchase money
cheerfully returned.
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FL Paso.
FL aso'
Special 10 the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
Ell PAso, October 5.-Deputy United
States Marshal Ferdinand Niggle, of San
Antonio who has been here a couple of
days investigating the shooting Of the late
Dallas Sloudenmire, and also looking after
yiolators of the Federal laws, left for home
tonight with three prisoners, one con;
stable by the name of John Evans, charged
with delaying a mail train on the Southern
Pacific railroad last June on judgment
against the road for $50, and two Mexicans
named silva, charged with smuggling. He
is also accompanied by a number OF per
sons summoned as witnesses before the
Federal court now in session in San An
tonic.
The cars have arrived for the street rail-
road and will be put on the track to-
morrow.
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Waco,
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
WACO, October 5.-United States district
court has been in session here all this week,
but no important cases have come before it.
The eleven-league land case of Williams VS..
Conger is continued until next term. Cir
cult Judge Don A. Pardee will be here on
the 10th inst, to sit on the trial of several
important land suits.
Considerable anxiety, amounting almost
to panic, exists among the policy holders of
marriage associations, and several tender
feet are offering certificates at discount
OF 50 per cent.
The city council tonight, by unani-
nous vote, passed an ordinance to be sub
mitted to the taxpayers a. the next cleo
ton, authorizing the levy of an additional
tax of one-half Of per cent. for the more
efficient support of public schools in the
city.
Number of deaths in the city for Septem-
Der, %, or abont SO per annum for each
1000 inhabitants. The death rate, how
ever, is far in excess of the average, owing
to the unusual prevalence of malarial fever
The nuptials of Mr.. VIM. Breasted and
Miss Annabelle Wamock, daughter of DR..
D. Wamocll, were celebrated last night.
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THE DALLAS WEEKLY HgnAbo Thurs DAY ooroDEa 49,

NY, Of Comanoho, Mesus. Stark. of
SAL Saba, and Bartls, Of Williams 1lanohe,
tory examinations, and were Given license
10 practice medicine
Ourlownsman John Kinslow, got his
hand badly mutilated in n steam gin last
evening.
We have fine school here, and II Is
largely attended.
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IBelton.
Special TO the Herald

bpeClHI 70 inc HVIHIu'
Bolton, October 5.-The sheriff OF Fort
Bend county left here yesterday with one
Miss Bruce, young lady about IS or IL
years old. IL seems that not long since the
Young lady had been placed in charge ofthe
conductor on the New York d Mexican
railroad, who was to place her in charge OF
the conductor on the Gulf, Colorado & Santa
Fe 1T Rosenberg junction for Bolton, but II
seems he accompanied her 20 Richmond
and there registered as man and wife. MT.
Jones, as he called himself was arrested on
a charge OF rape, and it is for this case the
young lady was attached and taken 10
Richmond 70 appear as o witness.
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Decatur.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald,
DECATUR, October 5.-The democratic
county convention assembled to-day and
elected delegates to the senatorial conven.
ton to convene here on the 10th. They
were instructed for Hon. W. r. Shannon, OF
Wnnf nrfOrd.
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WeatherfOrd.
Special 70 the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
WEATHERFoRD, October 1.-I'he residence
of Gus Jensen was accidentally burned last
night, The bedding caught from lamp
turning over. Total loss, including flrni-
ture and 1910 sewed in a mattress, and
wearing apparel, about $500; insurance,
$500
Mr.. Austin an employee of Batcheller &
expected to live until morning
Several of our prominent citizens who
have invested in Mineral Wells are elated
over the undoubted discovery of rich sill
yer mine within one mile of that famous
watering town of Palo Pinto county.
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sreeiai n ne He-sld
Hr.rrr11a. October s.-1Ousioe-aois sz-
6.eDesf and in5ignsfion Il rnsnifss'ed y
ti,s ci-izsrs here 81 The discyvsTy ~ he N
ts-tirr u q corntiuatiun vhlct = - i'1lt-l
-s-av - fls On al ne Hardeman comfy
- - I--.ra
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spscla - ne HeraA
currr-. Ostobsrs-Tbs republican con-
-.,f;,, n Robertson county met and Of
v,uir.d b. he election o. ID a White a.
1900. "a D. 8. y. Meade secrstn-T.
4 -.-.-----isf.r o. r~rierfltls wEs arrtlr.rc
- --17rri a. ln-ke their report lur.rz
-. 5-.e-~~1 Tnrk ~. lcnss. car1ita,e -
.l..-iH ritt . fsr f1llcws-s. ee-1s lnte ne
l,.1- A rrra run 81 q Jslls q 'brrrnh ~
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Lanpasas.
Special to the Herald.

SpgCIUI 10 tIIU 1feIHIu'
LAMpAsAs, October 5.-Hon. W. j. Swain
democratic nominee for state comptroller
is in town, and will address the citizens OF
this place tonight upon the political issues
of the day.
George Scott, a citizen Of this city, re
celyed to-day from Llano, as present,
black bear weighing nearly 600 pounds.
a heavy rain is falling.
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Special 10 the Herald
BsovxwooD. October 5.-Dr. Barnet. OF
Parker county, independent freenbacker
candidate from this, the 1lth congressional
district, addressed large and enthusiastic
crowd at the courthouse last night. He
defended his position clearly and sat "a
.e'-;i,- ~ bis hearers. and was frequently
inter ruuted hv spplause. The doctor y
verv are aud forcible speaker. he gained
manv friends last nikhf
N. sscond number Of the rev uaper np-
,...-si to-dsv. u is called The Ireemans
Journal. II is greenhack Eeekly paper.
the only rreenbsck paper puolis.iieo N "
I..,...i - Hon q. II. JeDtiHs who j. gen
sisn.r II considerable sbl.iig.
We had 4 splendid rain here yesiefday-
The cotton crop in this section EHs never
nefter.
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Wichita Falls,
Special to the Herald.

Special to The Herald.
WICHITA FALLS, October CT is re-
ported here on good authority that the
chief engineer of the Improvement COM
pany has received instructions from New
York to disband his force. Lots have adj
vanced twenty per cent. in value. This
fixes the future of this town. and insures its
being the trade centre of northwest Texas.
Houses are building all over town.
Heavy rains have fallen out west. The
streams are all full
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-,.-ia 70 ~ Head
wur-srs RfrcuE. Oeoter TIE
-..ai-.l t-.-d Of ern-rir-rs Me- hs-e -
- -,-.'-sirro 81 Dr. y. r. Bal. La
=. 80. q. Tu-fsr snd D. ~ Halrni-
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Special to the Herald.
KANSAS CIrY, October 5.-The notorious
Frank James surrendered Internationally
to Governor Crittendon tonight at Jefler-
son City. He will be brought to this
county, for trial at the November term of
the criminal court. There are a number of
indictments in this county for train rob-
berries. He will arrive here tomorrow.
There is considerable excitement here over
this final extinction of the James gang.
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be kept 40 n possible, saying The applloa.
lions Tor aid already received nfe sufficient
10 exhaust fully one.iifth Of the entire avail
able Peabody fund.
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Mckinney.

Special 10 the Herald.
MCKINNEY, October 4.-Late rains and
hail have damaged the cotton heavily west
of this place.
Typhoid fever of malignant type is very
prevalent.
Rev. ]. C. Cowan, pastor in charge of the
Presbyterian church, is slowly recovering
from a severe attack.
Trade is lively. Cotton is coming in rap
idly and bringing good prices.
County court is in session, engaged in the
case of a small boy charged with punching
water. melons.
The race for floater is beginning to excite
considerable interest.
MCKINNEY, October Rain vest crday
stopped the show, wet the canvass, made
it muddy and exasperated every body.
The Pictorial candidates are sparring at
each other from opposite ends Of the dis
trict.
Governor Thockmorton is making a
thorough canvass of this district with his
,oppoucnt, Mr.. Dixon. Judging from the
governors pleased appearance, Dixon's loss
is his gam.
Rutabaga Johnson, of this county, and e.
G. Smith, of Denton, candidates for the
state senate open the canvass ofthis county
at st. Paul Monday.
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Lancaster.
ciel nv Telenhona tn the Herald,


Special by Telephone to the Herald.
LANCASTER, October 3, 1SS2.-The Hon.
N. X. Grove, candidate for county treas
urer, has returned to his home after an alb
sence of ten days.
Sam Barker is dead. He was whole
souled man, well-known in this community
and was candidate for county treasurer
He had been troubled with tape worm
for some time past, and to this cause his
death is attributable.
Mr.. Ursury, well-known and highly es-
teemed citizen, died here q few days ago,
and was inferred in the village cemetery.
Mrs. White died yesterday, and was buried
to-day.
It is now pretty generally conceded that
Charles Clint, candidate for county attor-
ney, will sweep this portion of the county
in the approaching election.
Many curious theories are advanced in
regard to the great comet, which rises every
morning just in advance OF the glorious
king of day. Some think it the harbinger
of the Son of Righteousness, or the
second coming of Christ, which
viii result in the destruction of the wicked
and the resurrection Of the just and the
establishment of blessed millennium OF
good order and righteous government over
| the earth. Others think it wandering
and ezra tic star, which for several years
has been playing around the sun, much
like the candle-fy which plays around the
candle, al that sooner or later, its wings
and its tail will be scorched, when il will
drop helpless mass into the sun and van
ish away.
On last Monday John Lott was tried be-
fore Justice Lindsey for creating q nuts,
ance, and was honorably acquitted and
discharged.
The civil term of our precinct court be-
gins on Friday, the 18th Of October, when
| the long litigated case Of Lesh VS.. Winner
ford will again be called for trial.
The cotton pickers are briskly at WORK
and the gins are all in motion.
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cnmbents with but two unmporiant ex
ooptiohs, The nominations are not salts
factory, and strong independent ucke'
will be presented. ~ r.
John Hancock, Democratic Candldhte Iol
congress, is here.
The fever is prevalent ut Camargo,
town on the Mexican border OF 10000 pop
ulation In the most violent form, alongside
(which nothing that ever existed IN Amer
lea could compare. About ] 900 are SICK nt
Mier and Camargo,
SAN ANTONIO, October Three promi-
nent republicans spoke this evening on the
main plaza, taking direct issue with Judge
Hancock on the tariff question. The wool
men, about fifty In number, representing
upwards of $2000,000 met this afternoon
and resolved to appropriate $1,000 as
starter to pay the expenses OF speakers TO
follow on the track OF Hancock
The colored missionary state convention,
representing 10000 Baptists, convened here
Thursday and organized by electing Rev.
William Massey, president; Il. j. Evans,
secretary, and A. Terrell, treasurer. Rev
A. II. Griggs was elected general mission
ary, and H. Stewart, general financial agent
for Hearne college. A large delegation was
in attendance. Peace and harmony pre-
vailed.
SAN ANTONIO, October 4.-H6n. John
in the 10th district, opened the campaign
here this morning by a vigorous speech,
which was listened to by large number OF
persons. He was escorted to the stand at
the head of torch-light procession and
band.
The democratic county convention as
sembles to. morrow, and will be memorable
for its warmth.
Wool receipts are very heavy and sales
are reaching as high as 10000 pounds per
day. Prices satisfactory The years clip
will be from II 900 900 to 1000, 900 pounds.
SAN ANTONIO, October -Ex.Governor
Frank Lubbock, democratic candidate
for state treasurer. addressed large
assemblage on the public square
this evening on important state and
national interests. All democratic candi-
dates seem to be gaining ground, except
Hancock who lost many votes by last
nights speech.
The county convention met this morning
and nominated Thad W. Smith, son OF the
late Samuel s. Smith, for county clerk;
John r. Manson. for county jucge; Joseph
Garcia, for assessor; Frank Newton, for col
lector. (All are now holding the offices ex-
cept Mason. The ticket will be completed
tomorrow.
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The loss of any one of the eleven con-
gressional districts of Texas to the democ-
Tacv NAV lose the party the organization of
the next house, and should such calamity
petaii. out 90 about hail OF the representa-
tiyes whom the people of the south have
chosen. The next house is 10 count the
presidential vote two years hence. and
should il be republican, no scheme Will be
too bold for execution, should democrat
be elected to be chief magistrate.-[B Bolton
Journal
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Rio Grande City.

cpcclui W tHc ilCIdlu.
RIO GRAEDE CITY, October 5.-Yesterday
afternoon about o'clock, this town was
thrown into state Of great excitement
the killing of Mr.. j. @. Evitt, county sur
veyor. The facts of the case. as near as
can be learned, are rs follows: A young
man named Brewerton, nephew OF Mr.
Evitt, went into the store of a man named
Lipps and became involved in a dispute
with him over some disparaging remarks
about some of his LippsO friends. Brew
erton made an attempt to strike Lipps,
whereupon Lipps reached for his six
shooter and beat him terribly over the
head. Mr.. Evitt was told of it, and went to
get his nephew away. On reaching the
store he made inquiries as to who beat
him. Lipps acknowledged he did 1t. Evitt
said he would settle with him for that.
Mr.. Evitt stopped to raise his
nephew, when he noticed Lipps drawing
his six-shooter. He grappled with him,
and Evitt was shot nine times, either of
which was mortal. During the shooting an
old Mexican who was passing the store was
shot by stray ball, and has since died.
The jury are still investigating the case.
Lipps and younger brother are in jail.
Mr.. Evitt leaves wife and three children.
DR.. Fisher, state health officer, has Just
returned from personal inspection of the
Gordon along the river. He reports the
quarantine effective and the health of the
country very good,
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Jack Jones, portion Of lhe crowd lcit iht
hall. The committee on credentials made
their report, II was found that thirteen Of
lfy-three delegates had bolted In the In
tercst ofJotes, Tile Hon. 4. /. Powell made
an address. The convention expressed
thanks that the voice Of the people was
tho voice Of God, and as we
had two-thirds of the delegates
IN the convention, we certainly
had the voice Of the people, and that the
voice of the people should prevail"
Upon motion the following candidates
were endorsed by acolamntioh: Wash
Jones for governor; DR. q. N. Meade for
SENATOR Hal Geiger, Tor representative;
John Il. Crawford, Tor county Judge; j. II.
Curl, for county attorney; j. n, Gillette, for
assessor; A. Calvert, for treasurer; C. III.
Brigame, for district clerk
The Hon. ID. NJ. White was then elected
chairman of the republican executive com
mittee, and DR.. G N. Meade secretary for
the ensuing term. The majority of the Ell.
lorsements met with the hearty approval !
Of some of our best citizens.
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At the present rate the syndlcates ana
Spectators will soon be the owners OF the
sail in northwest Texas. Let Mr.. Walsh
continue the good work and weary not in
well-doing. The next legislature will bold
up his hands and endorse what he has
already done. Land in small bodies to
actual Sutherland for the man OF
moderate means-a living chance for Drawn
ard honest industry-will be the policy
after this year. IL should have been the
n,licv long ago, but it is never too late TO
mend a bad policy. which the one now in
force certainly is-IWacn Examiner.
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Wash Jones thinks to drawall the horny
handed" to his side by referring TO demo-
Gratis as the "lIid glove gentry Neverthe-
less many "horny hand" Will drop IN .
ZONES i'm "their'n.n &c. W" is a willy
coon, as Colonel Mills said, but he will be
democratic meat on the 9TH prox.-GMexia
Ledger.
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