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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-28
Tho w. L.. Douslas
Celebrated $500 Shoe !!
Congress. Batioa ssd Rail. for .is b.
w. A. FROTHINGHAM,
shoe Dealer, seush Paris
NOTICE.


TO ALL Q, whom thess presents mal en- en-,
this 10 20 csrufs hat !. the undersithel, ' =.
tnis day. Cor q eonsldersiioa y ne pah, - AZ
Ire . snd act for binsslf 4 ssresiaG not \. 80
Gag 81 ns wages after thu date, ana thtil ~
dsbts % his contracung tor sny pufrosf
az. HENRIETTA sAJ>OtNs'
wtnss-LoCIs X eACsDsRs.
Bethel, Ost lsth. lisa.
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oxfORD, SAL q Court Of Probate, bed ~
on the third TUESDAY OF Oct. A. u. lset.

MARY J. uAfGoOD. Erseatris 90 NE ss'aie
nj C.l,ia uspxOof. ta.o Of srfca. IN ssid C01c.
~ dscsassd, havins presented her ae ,ou1t OF al
ministr.tion Of me kstste Of saif decea,ei for
allowance - -
N All psrsons Interested By esaslaE q copy o.
shis order 20 b. psbshed three ~rsks saecessiyely
10 the Oxfofd Dsm0erst printed Al Par. that They
nav appear 81 . Probate Court 70 BE- held al fsfe
III ssif toanty on the third Tuesday u Nov nekt Al
eo,closk % tns fofs noon anf sh0s cause snJ theJ
have chr the sane shoald not be .losed
gro. A. WILSON, Jsdge.
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A,us sopy-silssii a. c. DAVIS kssl'is'-
oIroso 81, \, S h. c 2, r,S ;, o.s,

oxyORD ss-Ata Court 81 fr0tifs d IL
Paris With nd for the County OF Okfofi %
the thlri TUESDAY Of Oel, A. ID. isst
Oh the psttlon Of frsmys ID hNueu, ontraI
on Enss = Bartlelt Lac % Bethel In SAID eossty,
dseeased praying cor liosnse 70 sei and eoasy tso
usdlsidesf sfh parts Of the ho.nests.d farm % al
la - Dxrtlstt de- s.-sd. situate 10 ths tosa %
Iisthsl slso too usdiylfst ei<nth psfts % sa,ih'
ar .rcsI OF land situate 10 sah Bethel, and kaDsa
AZ Inc Burbask place ~ farm. 81 "a fstots<s,af
oasr Of four hshirei and sixiJfsix dollars.
ORDERED. That the sail psthi,ner sse noties
"a ali persons Interested by easing an absTset
Al bls petition with this order thereon, 20 be peo
I,sbsd three ueess saeoessiveiy 10 the Okfofd
IL nocrat, printed al Paiis, that they NAY sppes
a. . Probate Coart 20 be heid ~ rsns ~
o,cIorf 10 ne fovaoon. Asf show cause " say
me, nave way Ihs sams shoald sot be grated.
Gro. A. WfLsON, Judge.
A trss sopy-Atssas n. c. DAVIS, kss'sssr'
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Blaine and Logan are the
hope of America. Vote for
them and prosperity.
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

Saturday; James wormlsy. the veil
kno~n hotel proprietor Of wuhins,o,
died Of Boston he vi. oolored m.n
sunday; Rev. Dr. Bsr,ol pr,.eh.d
one Of his characteristics sermons oa"Po.
litiesl Qasu,ls Between Good Msn- a,
biz Boston church. Mr.. Blaine ,p.,,
the Sabbath q, So Bend. Ind.
Thursday; More than 200 900 Indian.
ans turned out 10 zee Mr.. Blaine u
ooks oven Ia Wet Va. ea,ed In .,A
three men were eTemaied. LOO build.
ings were burned ~ Carthage, Ny.
hundreds o. people we're made komsls.
PswtVcke'. X l.. slso suffered from I.
siO0.0 900 fire.
Wednesday: Carl schuu addressed
large Boston audience. A crans MAD,
an assault on Gov. Cleveland. bq, n.
Governor wafdsd Of hi. sssalan,
Safe robber, took $4,000 from an Al.
ans Express safe At wOonsoeks,. RI.
Thursday: ChsPman's store At NJ.
~sukee was burned loss $500. 900 il
vas the largest eonoern Of the had "a
the city "A collision on the Grad
Trunk vest Of Montreal caused lo.. q
800. 900. sir inches u 500. ell i
Canada
Friday Mr.. Blaine ws Ia lllinos
spoke b 10000 IN one place. snd 90 900
At another -Gen. Batter spoke 70
three gathering, Ia Boston. --M.llss.
Mas, turned out Blaine and lasas
procession With 1000 torch bearers
PANS i ooutinsally adding Nsw
styles n bis immense stock o. Zoe fsrr..
tare. Dlnlgg Room Tables and CAar.,
New Styles 10 Chamber and Paflof sa's
have lust been aided. also q number u
New styles In Book Cases are n0s osltg
duished Everything male ani f1Isssi
by him Il warranted ~ b. a. represented
and 10 give perfect satisfaction or n01sy
returned. Oue entrance l. on Cana 81
No. a.. opposite Maine Depot
TnPkHarUHE LAST wEEK Ar IAN
Sunday, zee, clear Monday, 20 9, clear
Tuesday. t5e, clear wednesday, Us,
fogsy, Thsr.dsy. zoe, eioaay. Friday
10 : clear. Saturday. = ., clogfJ
List OF patents issued 10 Maine ltVsui
or. for the week ending Oct "a, reported
for Us ~ Coomb. a Mason, solicitors o.
Patents. Bangor
F.J. FOLSOM. Ea.t Livermofe. Pos A.
tachment
N.E. RsrEer. Weld, Veneer cutuug Ma
chine.
n. Edgsoomb. Lvsfmofs Pals. KEY
Ring
-For week sndlng Oct %
n. -. ward. Thorndlke, Hay Pres
wsllmsn. Asslgnor . 10 =. snal.
Belfast. Slave Jolntlng machine.
W. ID. stln-on. asslxn0f ~ ID II. 4
Smith. Augusta, Deslgn-badge
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TN -ut..sr,,.sr hsr.oy give. ruslle notice thai
a. 49,. teeu iaig sppoInisi ~ M iiou. luire q
$500. a. ~ Csantr ~ Osfofi. and assanci
he ,rust u Etscauix Of the tstsis Of
BENJANIN BIRD. Ate u fsfis,
II AL County. deceased. - rislar boad A. ne
las dirsrts sns therefore requests All lsrs.ns in
49, ID ne ssiaie % sad ieosssei 70 make 10
rs.ii.is rsymsnt. and those ~ho have any 10.
ut y iva HARGIOr x RIgo.
ruE ,u5.-r,,..r hsrsby sise. pasiis notis. tat
NJ n. tecn daily app1inici ~ ne Hoo. jade
OF frubsis fnf the couev y vstofIs - ~
APoLLOs CONANT. late % Mstico.
a, .,is C.a,tv. deceased, b. swing b iud a. the
lss tir.efs ~ therefore fsguests all fffspns 70
debtsd ~ the estate OF ssii deceessd o. make IN
.~fIats payment, snd tboss Who have any De-
nsna. ihsrsoa 70 exhibit Ne sane 70
~ 80 -
TIM .ub.erhsr hsr,bg sIys. puOiis nOte. s.ai
b. has bsen daily sgpolotsi BY ne TOO. S.as.
n Probate tof ne Coantf ofOhfofi ahi .ssu"sa
he trust u Adniaststor q the estate -
SALLY &. l.. SPRING, late Of -
IN ..id Csunty. asessssd. ~ sisias bosi a. ths
AZ directs he therefore requests All persons In
asbtet a. he esiate q sali decessei 70 make In.
nasdiais payment. All those rho have am d.
mants thsfeoa 10 exhibit the SAN %
osi' u. issi WILLIAM q. SPRING.
Ia. .ss-e0ber nersby slves pshiie Noties
mai h. IA. besa duly appolntei BY the on yadge
ef PROBATE fof the Csunty u Osi0fd snd has
assnmsi the trust OF Adminisifaiof sfh the VII
snnsxed Of the estate OF
CALVES HOWE. late Of Bethel.
In AIT CouAty, deceased. By sisiog boni a. the
law directs he therefore requests All Isfsoos -
dsl,tsd 20 ghs estate OF said deceased % make
tmmsdists pam ent, ant those Who have any 10.
nasds thereoa 10 eahibt N. ..ms % ,
sept D.. -. hlhAN ~, ~ -,
TnE sab.eribcr hereby give. Pebble >olios that
be has been daily appointed bt the Hon. Judge %
Probate f0r me COanty ~ Otiofi, ani assemec
the trust % AdniaistfAiJf Of the estate OF
HORACE GOODwis, late q Ranfri'
IN SAID County. deceased. BY giving bud a. the
law directs. be thsrfo Tsqsssts all versions ia
ms.Iiats payment. and those who have any de
manis tkereOa % exhibit the ZANE %
Ocf. "a, I-.4 wALuO ffrrt>1iilL.
THE subscriber hereby gives public rOiise thai
he has lee daiy apps intel ~ The honorable
assumed TIE trust OF Admis isusiof VI the hstAte
ENMAF DURGIS. late Of Poftr,
A. ..ta eo.,tv dereaset b. siglns bond a. the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-28
rHE NOVEMBER ELECTION.

ruE no CONTEST N STATE AND NATION
MAI TUESDAY.
All The states will elect Presidential
Electors on Tuesday. November 9Th. The
several States are entitled 10 Electors as
f.Ifnw.
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". rtsssrrs n n. stsi-ln. NJ. rrs-'fi'-''
nro~us strs,lsrIrs o. Al flrns q Aliasf A.
Ilfrf p.-ase
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-28

TENPERsTUHE LAST wEEK Ar jan
Sunday. zee. clear Monday, zoe, clear
Tuesday. l5e, clear WEDNESDAY, Ds,
rogsyi Thursday. i0s. eloaty Fhi,y
10 >, clear, Saturday. - .. ciogdy
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In SAID County. decsasci b. giTinx bod a. The
lsw difects, be therefore reqsests All pefsons IN
a.tt~f 10 the estate Of sail decrased o. maze IN
MEDIATE pay meat, and those Who have any Dc
msnds thereon % ekhitii the sane %
a., an. ls.4 kOBERr DURGis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-28

Ma CHas rarrrssns, Eusi.ssf. hauraf, 80
rr-.i - Kkiu<Y n.-~,as. cals-i - ofsf stsfiiof'
ufuns. e..
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r. Waves. Pea 81. hansos. - ear,i q
E.iasr nl-s.-s - nrosu's s.r-agArllA
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Attention E I..s'.' ~ e.
sslscisd stoes o. Ladies Htss Drsss bee'',
from o. - " o. 90 and upssrc. a. NJ silf' "
VIM. A. Rockingham, Shoe Dealer So. Piri
NOTICE

fI.uE Partnsrship heretofore stisuuG p--e
Il ths sabssfII,sfs undsr ne nru uaue oi a
H. nhsm a Co 10 her~oy dissoltef - linAA
Al psrsoas hoidles dsmsnis ssaInst ~ 30.
an stl rlesse prssent The sane, snf 81 80
Indicated /. iI maze in ne lafs sTtflement . tl -
furth.r ootl~s ~. INHAs.
C.w DJNHAM- WssifHf
wea Paris. sept n, I~a
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EMMAF DURGIS. late Of Portir,

THE subscriber hereby gives publie rOtiee thu
he has lee daiy apps intel ~ The honorable
Judge Of PrObsie f1r the Couatf oi Orfofd, and
assumed the trust OF Admir- isustof VI the tstAte
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oxronp. q. = Post. ccu-. 0sebs Tern.
A.D. lst
Whsr~s. . tlsl,. h e.. besa dals sled, p.svisg
Al A the bslsac o. nsinifg IN the hats % Ai'.'
on A. uon1ef. 81 nlnis'fs'ef ~ the ssfsfs o. III
~. s.mpsor. IstfHf u iff Isrf deessef % act
fiersnt ~ ~ daa' - uat. made 81 ffotsr
ttu fhrid A. pr. 81 80 suf fer sait countys
-. IN thlft Turidfr ofortIbff, A. u ts-t, msy
s.ll r.~ss.st. al tfs sasrs n eaca dgt.i minsd
OrS.fsf lhta frs fhfrof b. gren q All p'fsoes
Interested ihsr ia, B. Tubishies eepy ~ thl.
ord ihres wrsss sutr.ssvelf ~ tre Nktyf.
tourlg rrlof O. 90 lHirf Iugfd = Nsmoer,
A D. l~f. tfst fheT nay appsaf ~ ffeote
Csaft. thsu ~ - o. a "a fsIis. enhia sd fef
ssif n unty stun n'f'e-t On the fofsnuon, and
fN.u flusr. a 80 Ifsr haNe.GgalTft toe ssmes
tFuHsk WILSON JstTv.
A tfua fH.i. .- Aifrfl a a. DAVIS. LEICESTER.
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OK bHD SD Coat % frsbais nd AZ
rsri- stale 49, f1f a. taaaly ~ pstifi. %
"a fhlfd Tursisf 20 o. 4 10. 80
OK fh- tftHlon a- JULIA D Killings SOD
RO-h D.. POWER. 10 uan w. in 49, a. aaiyi
pfaIIrg Itaf Ala 4. frsFfs, - borrower, -
srfainild Airslsisi 80 - 90 fh- et'aif - l9tn w.
~iss ra lsis a iffa fsft is s1t o'inff, fsesas
o.
Ordered. Ihat ssi l.sii iiarfs Fifs nofies
a III rsf.ofs ieisrrsfsi ~ rsusins q copy %
tbs order fn b. rablshrd three sssts sucs s.iVe.
H. IN ths OsfoFt Dsmorraf rs~spapcf rfintsd
A. Fauf. eat t1untFs that tlsY MAJ aupfu A.
q rfuta r1Ift % D. telt "a Paris. "a N ihird
TursiaT rf NJ seat a. 1.fioft "a me lore
uoon at tf1s faasf n az flsF have shi ne
80 e. nIs fhHI N nj D. Gran'et.
no A. WILSON Iadxs.
a ~ -n-- = AL--.L | a n nAnL. n..L.l-r-
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n said County, deceased, BY giving bud a. me
iaw directs. be thsr.fofe rsQss.ts all persons To-
dsbtsd 70 the estate Of said oec ased % male in
msfiats payment. and those who have any de
mands thercOa % exhibit the sane -
Oef- IN. l-.t NALuO rFTrE>Otf-L.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-10-28

OXYuup sst-N toat ~ rfobsis heh =
Pl.a aHall cot fof tte tcnnff ~ usipfc,
% ~ lhFl flfsfaf oi 40 o. q - ir.
suFuunNIN sIoshiL sils~ q - Porter
ai.,..II Ill. .Its~. dffrlsfa. hsvIas pfcaeat-
a tsr f.fIt.a lf tH 40 urnce ont of ths ftf.
sousl Estsif of fsd 1ereaeti
Oftsrsf rtai IN taii gfihiotsf eve notlcs
O. au rsrsess lat@fssts- ~ easing cnpy
IL fl.saffaffa 81 rIisHslt afes sssts sucssssiss
o. lnfns uaiofI nFuoCraf pfiutsd 81 fsfts thai
thsf rIai aprrsf af frotats toaftto b. hfld 81
PafIs ~ ssll r IHafF 90 NJ 'fIff Iufsdsf 81 nov
neIl 81 ulns r'tfk In 60 flrsuoou std shos esass
Haat tfsr have sHf ffa aalus ahon1 DOT Be
csc A WILSON. JudFe.
A frar con-. stfs IT. A 4. DAVIS. heshtsr.
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TuE sab.cfibof hereby give. Pebble Notice that
he has been daily appointed bt the Hon. Judge ~
Probate f0f the COanty II Ohfofi, AMI assumec
the trust % AdniaistfAtJf Of the estate OF
sna.aE IAAIMI. LATE q nasnl r..
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in sait COuaty. deceased. By slsins boni a. me
law dlrects ~ therefore feguests All lsfsoos -
dslsed 20 Ghe estate OF said deceased % maze
tmmsfists pam ent. ant those Who have any ~
mands thercoa 10 ehhibn The same o. -
,~pt. III i--t HIkAM ~. nEAN-
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Id directs he therefore requests al persous In
dsbtei o. the estate q sad decessei 70 make n
mediate paymsnt, sni those vh0 have am d.
mants thsfsoa % exhibit the SAN u
Orf- ~ fs.l WILLIAM u. SPRING.
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Tne sab.enber hertby gives psnle Noilce
mai b. IA. besa duly appointed BY The Hon Jaige
OF Pfobate foe the Cpunif 81 oaiofa 40 ~.
ss.nms.i the trust OF Administfaiof srh the uili
suns xsd Of the estate OF
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11
state CAPITAL Notes.

AUSTIN, Nov. lO-.Special. Election
returns from the following counties
have been received at the secretary of
stato's ollico: Hunt, Gillespie, Denton,
Harris, Hayes, LaSalle, Calhoun, Polk,
Dewitt, Colorado, McMullin.
The Galveston, Houston & San An
tonic railway paid Sl9,elS interest and
sinking fund on money borrowed from
the free school fund.
Tho TeNas Il New Orleans railway
paid Sl6656.
Tho official count of the vote in this
county commenced this afternoon and
viii be concluded to morrow. The vote
for president is Cleveland, S,l2O; blaine.
2,9f2i Bullcr, So; Belva Lockwood, 3.
hAll Phillips was badly hurt Satur-
DAY. night by n fire truck coming i'm
eoIliSion with his horse. lie is better
to-day. His horse was killed outright.
! buggy also oollidcd with horse in
iuring the animal 50 IL died to-day,
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Trnnhle ntuilnlrn

HrpALGo, Nov. lO,-ISpecial The III
feeling existing for some time past in
this section between the opposing politi-
cal factions, has eliminated in omen
trouble. On November the two fac
tons each appointed a supervisor ofelec-
tions and maintained separate and dis
tinct polls until aunset. To-day was sci
Tor the meeting of the county commis-
sioners to pass upon the merits of the
case, deciding which box holds the legal
Vote, but Rhodes, who is the present
county judge, and Democratic candidate
for PREDICTION, has telegraphed the
sheriff of Cameron county, requesting
his presence with 100 armed men, alleg-
ing that his opponent, W. c. Allen, has
captured the town and has armed adhar-
cntS guarding every avenue of approach
and refusing any one, including the
commissioners, permission to enter.
The Allen party claim that they are act
ing IN the interest of law and order;
that the county has goue Republican by
d decided minority, aud that the Demo
crats are trying to steal it. Tho sheriff
Is expected tomorrow.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11
baltimore Ceicbratod.

BALTIMORE, Nov. lO,-The grand street
parade in the celebration of the triumph
of an honest governments, in the elec.
tion of Cleveland and Hendricks, as per
call announced, took place this after.
noon. Tho procession consisted OF
twenty-four divistens;- each with chief
marshal aud aides and bands of music
representing the various exchanges
eomrbercial and mercantile, trades and
industries, and professional calling
and all the Democratic clubs in the city
The first division was composed of tic
leading grain and commission mer
OF the city, all the trades, dry
goods, hardware, boots aud shoes
bankers and brokers aud others wer,
represented by solid and well-knowl
men. Gen. John Gin u member OF the
corn and flour exchange, was chioi
marshal. The Evening News estimates
the number in the procession at 20 NO
Inc streets were thronged with people
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Rowic nornl Sotes

BOWIE, Nov. l0.-.Special.l-T seri-
Gus, though not fatal, accidents, oc-
curred in this vicinity yesterday. The
ld-year-old daughter of Mr.. l.. l.. Clark,
an old citizen of this county, living a
Few miles northwest of town, while re-
turning homo from church, was thrown
from wagon, which ran over her body
oel9W ihe breast iniuring her seri-
ously, though not fatally.
MISS Ada Woods, daughter of Mr.. w.
y Woods, who lives about three milos
southeast of town, while riding horse
back yesterday afternoon was thrown
nom her horse and ner arm badly frac-
tnaed and broken above the elbow, ne
cessitating giving of morphine i'm order
70 reset IT, Drs. n, y, Bsttos and w. &.
Hayes attended both nr the voung
possible.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11

MONTAGUE, Nov. 10. Special. Old
Montague joined in with real Demo.
cratic joIliiication Saturday night.
BonHros, torchlights, aud music by the
Montague conet baud, Speeches were
made by Senator Matlock, S. p. Hun, ID.
NJ smith, w. G.. Gross, John Nj. R6uN
lhu Dr. Nulyerton. The last named
said so sure was he ON tho morniu,, nt
the ith that Cleveland would bo eleetei
lnat ne at once prepared a large amount
nI Tue best soothing syrup tn administer
10 the lew long-laced Republicans who
stand on the corners hoping 10 catch ono
.ould ot news that Blaine was elected.
But no such word came. The "plumed
knBht nom Maine can now gather up
his old letters, dismiss his suit against
the Sentinel aud retire 10 privacy, mo
danger OF his being disturbed or called
into public gaze amy more.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11
rammany Talks About rrcason.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.-At meeting of
the Tammany hall committee ON organ
i2ation, to night, the district leaders,
almost without exception, reported that
their ticket was beaten by
trading on the part of the county
Democracy Of Cleveland for theirlocal
ticket. In one or two instances only
Tammany members were reported dis.
loyal and the leaders claim Tammanv
was next TO universal in its allegiance
to the national ticket. Regis ter
Reilly said that Blaine men were wear
ing county Democratic badges in his
district. Mr.. Reilly also charged that
Maurice B. Flynn, prominent county
Democrat, had given young man
named German, bartender, Sl00 TO
desert Tammany. Other members made
specific charges Civil Justice Kelly and
Police Justice Power, who have begun
an Investigation concerning the
trading of votes in the six
teenth assembly district, on
behalf Of tho county Democracy.
say they have discovered eleven cases of
disloyalty to the national ticket on the
part of Tammany hall menbers, and
that the evidence is before the national
and state Democratic committees,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-11-11
Cor.leana Notos.

CoRS1cANA, Nov lo.-,Special. Mr..
Y Craddock, formerly of Dallas, was
married last night to Miss Julia Cobb,
Of iscity, Rev. Mr.. Smith, of the First
Presbyterian church, officiating.
Joseph Brennan's house, SIX miles
east ol hore, canght fire Saturday night,
while he was In town taking In fhn
Democratic jubilee, Nothing but few
oed clothes wore saved. = Loss on house
and furniture, etc, about $1,000; insured
Tor Sl,2OO' is supposed that tho dar-
keys IN charge of the house had a Jubilee
OF their own while he was away, and
lhe iire was but II part of the pro-
gramme.
Cotton receipts to date about 10000
nales and receipts very light. 1t Is es-
timated that fully four-liflhs of the crop
Tor this county is in, and that we viii
not reach 1900, against $1,000 last year.
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Republican Rot.

NEW York, Nov. lO,-Messrs. Elkms
Jonos, Fessendou, and Senator Hobart
Of New Jersey, were at the Republican
headquarters today in conference, but
the result Of their deliberations Is moi
known, Chairman Warren, of tho Re.
publican state committee, returns to mis-
home this evening, and MIR. Vroomar
tomorrow. \. S. Draper will hence.
forth represent the committeo in this
city, Mr., Nrooman to-day said the
Democrats claim the state "rrom the in
side' by Sol, aud that The Democratic in.
yostigations Of returns in this oity
already lowered that amount to I3s by
reason of errors against Mr.. Blaine othe
sum of 425 votes, At tho Democratic
state headquarters this was not verified
an official stating that the Democrat.
are now struggling for what is already
won,
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TYLER, Nov. lO.-tSpecial. Owing to
the punctuating of the special from Ty-
ler of tho Sth, it is made to appear that
Mayor Dodd resigned because petition
from the citizons to the board of alder
mon requested it. This is a mistake.
His resignation was voluntary, and the
petition was for the appointment of T.
n. Jones to ill the vacancy.
our campaign band, after nlling their
engagement with us in the most salts.
factory manner, has returned home ia
Little Rock, Arkansas.
The ladies and gentlomen OF Tyler
who visited Corsicana and were present
at the grand ratification ON Saturday
night, are enthusiastic in their praises
OF the people and the hospitality with
which they received the visitors.
Henry Fowler, q well known railroad
man, formerly IN the employ of the
Missouri Pacific Mt Dallas, died at Lin.
dale Tuesday, and will be buried at Pal.
ostlne tomorrow.
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AUGUSTA, GA, Nov. lO.-The Demo-
cratic demonstration in this city TO-
night in honor of Cleveland's election,
was the finest ever seen here. Broad
and green streets were streams of fire
Every house bore illnminations with
appropriate designs. The procession
was an hour passing. There were dis.
plays of all trades and professions. The
students of the medical college bore
skeletons and factory operatives bore
evidences of their handiwork. The indie
pendent Republicans united with
the Democrats in the rally
one device was the words
which Blaine, in his book, ascrihod 10
Stewards: "Equanimity under defeat. .
Men who had not carried flags for
twenty-five years marched tonight
with the flag of the union and of Geor.
gia-a pledged alliance anew to com
mon country. Speeches were made by
Patrick Walsh, member Of the ma
tlonal Democratic committeeman others.
The town is ablaze.
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A RadIcnI Rnnrl,ncl,.

KINGSTON, n. V, Nov. lO.-In regard
to fraud in tho fifth ward no contest will
be made tomorrow by the Republicans.
The Freeman, the leading Republican
paper, says; "'rhe vote in the fifth ward
having been represented throughout the
state as fraudulent, it is only fair to
both parties that the whole truth con-
corning it shouldimmediately be known
in full. In the electoral ballot box vote
it was found that there were ninoty-one
ballots more than had been east accord
ing to the poll list, and tho excess OF
votes were drawn out oy man blind
folded, according to tho law of the state.
ltfraud was intended the parties failed
to accomplish II. The Republican party
have no reason to ind iault with the
result of the vote, as it gave Cleveland
only $50 majority, which is tho ordinary
vote. The poll was carefully watched
an election day, and the result declared
by the inspectors gives each party what
it is fairly entitled TO-"