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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

10, and dry Il the general complaint.
Crows are ripping up The corn a. $50
gait
The potato beetles are the plen,les, ever
known eating the young potatoes close TO
the ground.
A champion road machine has been here
on trial. from an agent a. Oxford.
Mrs. Henry Wright sni son Jim spent
sunday with friends In Auburn.
Quite crowd went 10 Portland s,'ur-
day.
]. W. Kimball has been appointed road
commissioner In the village district, and u
doing good work.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
Summer,

There has been qul,s dry time here the
past month.
y. W. Bonney's new bullilng Is nearly
ready Tor occupancy.
Mrs. George Morrill, Is reported TO be In
q very feeble condition.
The school In the Morrill, Dist. II In
n1urishlng condition, under the instruc'
ton OF Miss Kate Warren, OF North Back.
ntld. Pro. DuLENBuRY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

a. ~ ~ correspondent abd two other ladies
=. - - P.sA-are % going on board the
eoai Az sc0hOs.
!, s.! SeofEe ABBOT, snd family are visit
Or ,.o'asr' Mrs :. X Morse. for day
s.s,.. toasissAnd ia, one OF the parties
s-sse,1 k.agsly Lakes eAnght Ten troai
gag forty. ulns Io.. o1i,s A e.teh FOR
"SiJ u Ne season. Ida.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
No-wav Lake.

John ". bartlett. ~ South Boston. Tor
msfly resident 10 NorSay, Is sislung a
pa Ferns Also Mss kvc'yu Bartlett.
Nho has at arrived hone fr1m al extend
81 tnar 90 Elro?c.
Edmuni FROST sni wife, OF Nc. fAlis,
have i.ccn visiting relatives here.
Mr.. T. A stephens Ani daughter have
arrived home from Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
South Bethel.

The nshing party that went 70 Success,
last week had good luck, catching aoOu'
eight hundred trout
The highway Is undergoing maeo new
q repairs.
repairs on his house. q
L. n. Abbott l. farming bowels iof A. o.
Bean AZ West Bethel ,.,
Solon A. Putnam, Esq, IL wishing reis
tlVes In the place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
Runford Point.

Mrs. Alert jane. AAs been spending .
fcw days with hsr sister. Mrs. SPENCER
Ashoii. While on Der Nay from ArOosiook
q .1in hef husband Ia California
Mr.. 4. q Jewcii sni Miss Alice Kin
BAL ar sPcutlng The sumner a. JOAN
Hoses
The cArgeniers are making sAf havoc
Win joel liutchins' house. Bat time vii
disclose The o. Ct Ia view.
Mr. Y A. Thunton Il visiting friends
al Upton.
VIZ Kmbal IL home for short tine
Murict. AZ Rlmf0fi Cenife, Jane -o.h,
MarshAl Howard Ani Miss May Glover.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

Parts within ani for the County Of Oxford, on
the nr.t Tussaay ~ Jane. A. D.iss,-
JANIS EVANS Executor 90 the estate
Of Rhoia A. fitch, late of Hiram, IN sAii
Couuty, decs.ssd. hAvinE pressatet Ma Aoeoant
o. iminlsTailOa % the eslats of sali dsoeAssi
foF allowance
O1nrHED, Thai the ssli ESccutof give notice
N all psfsons intsrestei. ~ cAnsias seopI 0'
ly In the OXTpRD DEnOCaAr, pfiatei ~ fArs.
that they mar agp,NN ffoo,ie Cour % b
sld a. Paris, IN sAli C0uaiY. on the thlfi Iaes
lag % JULY aest. Al ntnc 81 NE elocs ~ NE
fsrensoa. aai .h8s cause. N ahT theJ nave, why
me sane sh0ali not b- Allpsei
GEO. 4. WILSON Iaise.
A true C5py-Aitesti ~ &. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

The Hebron Academy Alumni Assoeia'
ton will hold their annual meeting In the
chapel at Hebron on Tuesday, Jane 2G.h,
AZ III O'Clock A " IL IL hoped there will
De q good attendance ss matters OF Import
auce are 10 come before the meeting.
q. A. JORDAN, Sec.
LIsBos, June 2lst, 1855.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
Roxhurv.

There are few early lambs for sale
here.
S.M. Locke hus nice colt from bis
,ro,tlug mare sired by Charles Gilman.
l.. 4. Thomu has very large colt rom
his mare. 1, bids fare - make pefieo'
mate lor III. ycNling colt from the sans
mare. Both colts were sired by Harry d.
Knox
staple. has increased bis crew OF
Frcnehmeu 70 twenty sni now h. them
In the woods eutilng and peellng poplar:
l.. A. Thomas Is pecllng with asm,u
crew.
Potato bugs are very plenty.
Planted crop, have come ~ well.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

ttu1rlf 90 the week eniiug Jane
:. sag t,s ranr. of those scholars not
r.s,i rrtAriy Iu tac rrimary Schoo. f
Crt Stss. George Cltiiug. Harold
rave. Frsrk Actress. CaNlls Wing,
o. c1urE. Helen Hsmm1ui, Lillian
F-t-s. Nars uammoni. Eva Austin,
niy Nsst. Arf flIA S11s.
S.rfr b Esro~. teacher.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
Airs,sopy-.iis,i,- Iii G DAVIS. Rssi.Isr.

OXFORD, sat- Court Of Probate he'll al
fsrg, within and for The County 81 OtiOrd
on the third Tuesday OF Jane, A. n. les.
Ca the pstlii0n % GkO. II. CUMMINGS
Executor % the last viii sId Testsment II
Moses Chsslsy. late % Oxfofi. In said County
deesssei, praying Cor licsnne 10 sell Ani oouvej
al the real sstAis Of sait ieceasei for The pay
meat Of dsbts, charges ant ,sgaoies.
OHDEHID, nat the sail fctiti0ne give notice
IN ali psfsons interested bg causing an sbstrset
of his letlOu, With this order thereon, % 10 puh
Dsmocrai, Trlnis-i al Paris. that thsy msy appear
81 q PROBATE Cant % be held Al fsfis, IN sad
Couu,y, on the third TuesdsJ % jaly nest, a.
O'Clock in the f1fsnoon, AL she's cause. n AM
theY have shy the sane should not b. graaisi.
A. R. SAVAGE, sctins JsfEe.
A true copJ-aiissIi II. q. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
Ss,is. ef second n-,i.g OF Creditors 10
IasslysasY.

Two the creditor. OF JOSEPH ~ iiAsk I'll. Of
i Waisfioff,ln the Cpuutv Of ~ .hd state 81
nslns. IL soirsut Dsbtor-l 0u are hereby notine'i
hat sin the approval - me Jaise % The Coari
on InsolVenry i0f sAf County % OnfOfd. Ne Sc
cal usstins % ths Creditors % sati insolVent 4.
aproistei o. ~ held Al the Probate Coan koom,
In Paris, In sad Cuunty OF Ohf0ri, on NeineslAf
the isih day Of July, \. u. lsfs, AZ o'cloek IN
ne f1rva0on Ioa will govern yourselves Aoobri
mgiy.
I.iysa unler nv hand ans the order OF C0ufs
this tgih dsv u Jans, 4. ~. lsss
uEggiCk 4. DAVIS Resisisr q ne Count 81
fu.oiVsucy Zoe ali CoaniY Of Otiofi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
Ss,is. OF s.ss.s ~..,,ns OF Creditors u"

,I>O the creditors ofTHisrRAN " DURtlt, of
Iisihsl. In ne CouatY % ONfpri Ani state
% Nalns Insolvcnt Dshtor.-l GA afe hsrebI notl
ds.i, IT,. sith the approval u ne JatEe % the
C1urt u lasoiyencr fof talt c0uniY. ne seconf
msstlag % ne Cfciiors % sAll lnsolfsais 40
| tnlnts.I 10 b. hei az the ffosate Court rOuu IN
PAYS In sad County, on Wsiucsiaf the lsih dAy
Of Jaly. 4. n. iss. 81 nine o'cipek In The tore
uoou You gill govern yourselves accosdlaEiI'
Given unier M hAni AL nc oficf OF Ioart
thl. u. IN hav Il Iuns a. n is.s.
uEURfCK q. DAVIS. Register u the Court Of
ta,olysnry foe .aii County % OtfOri.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

ArF.-bs. 1fthe D.mocrAt len lAst
-,s-.iv 'o-afs weeks vis.t - friends
I.Nr-,sr-r Nss York. lie Nil attend
C,-,-rsns1t as. Lssrcnce lulvcrsi
r. r,-tr. y 4. from Which iusutauou
Af-ai.ttri .r ths lass 90 las
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
xo,,s. Of A..is... Of nj. apss,a,m.a,

Al IIsthsl. Ia ne CoautT OF Okiofd act state
Of Maize the lplh dAy II Juus, A. u. isei
TIE uaiersgaei hcfsbI gives nouss 81 hs az
pslatmsnt a. Asslgnss VI
iisofsu a John A. Leighton copanncu "A
USofss D. A J0ha A. LsiShtOn % eiissi
Ia the CoantY of Oktori, in.oiFcag Dcosofs, sho
hAVebosn dsslfei iasDlTsai up0n Their petit0n
by ths court " insnlFcnff fBf TIE sAi buniy Of
Otfori. ALVANB a. GOODWIN, Assignee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
A,p. eopy -.is.ii Il C. DAVIS, R,sI'i'r.

OXFOgD =. At Cart OF Proaais bel Al
Puis wlthla al Coz ths CouuiY 81 osf5fi, oa
the third Tue.la. - Iuas. A ~ ise.
90 The ustl10u o. IDA l. Htsnhb. Afml
,,.trtx q, ,he estate n IIl'am ~ nitbsr. tate II
t.fesnsooi. In sai5 C0uuiT, deceasei. prsyisE %
license IN eel and convey o. such ~ the feA
estate a salt isceasei - nNY ~ nscesssrs %
psY dsb,s All ohArges esiinNed O. three hun
frst t1issa
OHntaEp, That ne ssli psiliiossr river nn,ioe
ta 81 psfsans lntsreste,i, ~ esusInran ahstfei
o. her psiiti1n. slih ths orisf theWon, N o
rabn.hs,i thfce uesEs surcsssifelT Ia thsONlohp
DEnncaar. . ns.spap-f yriGlsi az Paris, 10
All Couuly, that thsF mAT appHN Na ff1phN
Coat. n b. held a. fsfs. on the hlri Tas.iaF
u Iaiy newt, st ulne o'clOrk In the fnrenpon
snd shov cAnss. 4 saY theT have. rhI the sam'
sh0ai DOT - gfAaisi.
Al SAVAGE ss,ns Iaiss
true e,py, attest N. q. DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
No,,s. Of s.se.d n..,ins Of Creditor. In

mo M. creditors ~ sTEriiES " ATWOOD,
/ ofCantsa AL PRESTON :. LOWE Of Blek
a-.d lGiirllaAlF All ~ coatrinfrt uatef lfm
name q Nsooi a Lowe In ne C)uau ~ ga
ford ani state ~
nsi Tuat with the appfuval Of ne lufEe Of ths
Court 0f Insolvency f1f sAii countF ne second
mestiag 20 the Creili0fs ~ sAii intolTeet "a az
polaisi % b. hell 10 the Probate C0uft kpon u
fars In ali couaty, 90 WEDNESDAY, the isth las
Of July. A. %. tsss. al nins O'clocs Ia ths tore
noon Yoa siu g0Vsrn yourselves aoc'rilngu'
OiVsa unisf mF hali All the order 0i C0un
mi. igth daF ~ Juoe, A. y. LIS.
IIEgRiCK L. DAVIS. REGISTER % the Court Of
In.nlIenfH llf al ClaniI nl OAllfi.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
nENHY N. BEARCE. A1slssse.
STATE OF MAINE.

OXFORD, [. .-Cosn ofIn.olvsney. 10Th q Jsns
A n. los. - ........,..
sBIVsnl Debtor
m I. hereby ordered. Thn NOTES ~ given n
All pef.8ns Interested On The settlement % the a
al account Of b.. n. At0ae, Ass Ease % The above
aamsi In.0lvent Debtor, bT c.nsiaE acDpT Of
thIs order % b. pablshed tso weeks ss.iysly
In the oxford lbsmDcfAt, q nesspaper pnntef Ia
pare, 10 sAh CoIBty. thai they MAJ appiU a. q
Coat 81 tns0lVeucf ~ b hed Al TIE ffobNe
Court Rsom Oa The third We nesiAy u JulI
agxt Al nlns o'coek 10 M fOrca00n, All BE- card
thereon, and OH ~ u thsy 80 cause.
ALBEgr x. SAVAGE, actinE Judge.
OF Insolvency. Court. OslOfi C)aaly.
A true Correlated II. 4, DAVIS, Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

OXFORD. {. ,-At Couft % Probate, held Al
Paris. -ithln ani fof The Coahty % Osforf,
90 the third TUESDAY ~ Iane. 4. ~. issI.
co The psutioa Of LIZZIE X. SfEARNs ., ais
q be'hei, Ia SAL County. pra,ins thai Josa
Ne estate ~ Joa.,h.s stsaras, late % B'ta sl l.
In s.i CouaiY, deessssi
Oflers-i, that ssii john v. Eanss siys no'lc> "a
al persans interested ~ ctasisx cor ~ his 90
isr ~ ~ pahilshei three weeks sue'e..ifsl " IN
the Oxford nsmeesai Vrta'ei Al PaTi., that thef
nav Appear Al C0at of PrpbN'e - - he'd Al
pasis III saa Coaaty, 90 the 'hft TuesiN ~
Iaiv nstt II uins o'elock In the fsFennan, anf
show esase n asy they have, shI The sane
sh0uA no, BE- gfanist,
tue COPY -Aiiesll ~ z. DANlt. ksg Islff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

e..,-y,i "a tickets flr ihs Commence
- c.-rsr. A. u.1ron AcAicmy are on
$3.50 utu,crNi of,e. A PiAn % TIE
A-ss -AY Hr sea.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

a Csc has tiici Hartford Cold
go --,is-i Dos o. Ais stock. lie also
-. - ,fsan csrts.a tsys % he week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

r,..-. Hon. Jgion. Stsarus, Ard
g, sfN1rsay. attended PROBATE Court
- Iltsiay.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

,.t,.pA Frve. % Bethel. vss ore o.
-. ,.,--rrr. v11 attended rroosie Couri
~ Tsrs'ty
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
Roxbury Pond

oar D.essots fni the percentage OF The
money TAI % be- q mills on doll.r.
W. n. Jsnne 1. running some lines ioi
u.rtlett a MasDn
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

t--,- Ns-r has been gra'lug as I'm.
,.-,.-s b. g-u1rf. srouti as residence,
-,l,E d c.t % tat b-.t places In TIE VII
A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

rr u,.trss. T.s.. ofths iss nfm o.
n r. u,.t,g. son. fryeoafg' "As -
p,-s A. wegk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

W-.,-R LspaAm. % Augusta. ne
" lr1vr historian. Sas 10 ioNn AZ
- be- s1ss' 1fFN Governor fefaAm-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

fh-S Urrw. E.l. % ne rev Az
..--u,-.lu IlUIos. piNf sli, attend
.tp-1sa,s C.1rt TucsiAY.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

,..,,,,- BARTLETT NJ, % SionshAn'
-, A. P,f.s at week
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
x.,,.. Of a.,x... ., NJ. Apps,n,m.a,

Noties OF Assik"ss ~ "' sFF"'""''
Al Sorsay, 10 the County 81 OKlori and
stats Of aAlne, the ig.h dAYt0f jane, A. ID. lss'
The unicfsisnci hersb gVcs noiiee OF hh ~
polntmsnt a. Assignee II
BENJAMiS TUCKER, Of NofrAy,
IN the Coaniy OF OuJfi lasolycnt Debtor, who
has been declared en- iasplvcnt ugon ~. petit jn
by The Court of Insolvency Tor sAi C0aaJ VI
uhio'u' ugNuY A ngARcE. A,.l..s..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

49, -,.- wAs worth more than .
- flTa-s % sal. towu, says q
Hrs h'uff
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

.,-.- rom ;hls village vii attend
-. u.,r1a Clnnneuccmeni.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

s.,,-, ron hsre vent % ne Island
-.,,,rt.s-. lu iNst Saiurisy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

- cocker E.3.. % Minneapolis, l.
.s.rfh1ne a. ne I'M
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

...--. A. tas Jligs Cole place Il
80 .n7-1vsneuts 90 Lineoln 81
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

80 ,sr, = .nd,w,ie. Of Portland, are
..,s. Hs,s,ri House.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

80 w,,is1n. Esg. % West Peru.
80 r-51a,s Claft Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

N y,.s. o. Eas, Hebron. was At
o.. at scek
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

g.. George u BisSes, % Baekasld.
49, ,.' Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

49,, >,.-r Alvsn n Goisin. ofBs,h.
-, r-,,.,s Coart Tuesday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

v,.tIr.-v ',c. tens which you de'
800 s7oeaf m tse Democrat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

"a p,ri. E.q. Of DcunarE. Vas Al
-. as SCI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

...,.,-, j,sn Il rrNss. Of DiIasli, v.'
So at sesk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

c,ssy cou''n'ioa Weins,i,y,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

~ ,osr tr.spi. TO take 'as Democrat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
North Fryeburg.

Mrs. Osborne Charles 1. suairing severe
IN from rheumatism.
The Ladies Aid met last week with MIS-
Tuekef
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27
Nxtors usntoerut.
on THE HILL. s.
plEECpEY

-. ,,~--k. rreslh.nr serrice sytry
~ .rrfaf III 49, Il "a ~. rseesih
$50 = -. :. ID p. q. Prayer Meetings.,
rlsiaf $500. ~ Csr1' ~ Anryu, t'ssist.
49, svsfY saaisf - N -. ,Ap..ia
-. e. /. =. Ri lazy Nasras irt.lsft
~ 49,. -.arl,r svealags, 81 Ansifny
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

To cure mosquito bites, battle freely with
Browns Instant Relief.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1888-06-27

,,,ros. rain
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29
|. FOUL LIES,
The Last Resort Of Desperate
Politicians.
4 HIGHLY STRAINED EFFORT.
To Spring a Great Sensation on
the Public.
4 HIGHLY STRAINED EFFORT.
THE BUBBLE EPFRCTUALLYPRICKED
The Story Of Democratic Fraud in Wetzel
Thoroughly Ventilated and the Ac-
cuSsrs Put to Shams-Pendls-
tons Election Made Certain
--Flsming'S Gains.

The Weizsl County Court has completed
the recount. The ballots are sealed, tie
certificates made up and the totals footed.
Not yOts will be changed. JOHN o.
PENDLEToN's msjarity in Wetzel county
is 900, and in the whole district twenty.
The recount in Wetzal gave PEEDLEToN
"a net gain Of twenty mine, and FLEMING a
net gain of sigdt, making bis msiOrity in
the ccunty 8S3. The result is 20 surprise.
1t was rather surprise tina! the illegal use
of money aud the negligence ofpublic OF,
ficials could cut thoee nsjorities so low.
Even with his increased vote, PENDLEToN
is two and FLEMING is eleven behind the
Democratic electoral ticket.
1t is = matter of copgratulation that the
gross snegligenc which robbed them ofa por-
tion of their honest vote has been rigbtsd.
And it is a doubly 9 matter Of cangratula-
ton that iu so doing the triamph of q
fairly elected candidate is made secure.
JOHN o. PENDLEToN will get the GER
tilicate Of election and will go to Congress
Canards may be circulated and sensations
sprung from now until March 1; they will
efict ncthibg. The result will be the
same
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29
FALSEHOOD Or PERJURY.
Men whom Mr.. Hart Makes Guilty OF One
or the Other.

Men whom Mr.. Hart Makes Guilty OF One
or the other.
Tai, is the evidence of the great fraud,
which the IatsiiigeRcer's correspondent
wired from New Msrti1svills. In uaddition
to this it is stltei positively by certain
persons, aud iutimstei by Mr.. Bowers,
that statements from each of these election
oficars will bs publshei, namely that
there was not more than one Of the bal
lots on Congressman scratched, and this
was Democratic ticket, with
the name of John o. Psndlston
scratched and Atkinson writiea in" 1t
is well 10 say, however, that no suca state
msuts were presented in CouIt yesterday.
Ii the Judges of slscsiou made such state
msuts they were guilty of either willful
falSehOod CT perjury. Ths election re-
turus from Martins s,hool hcuss, AZ cerEi'
fed to by themselvel, show that tlrO bal
lots wee scratched. Ths sfi isvit Of j.
f. Hart makes them say that there was
only one scratched ii ;kst Here is pret.
ty mus thai the5s msn vino start out e
cry "frod" get themseIys ialO. Ethet
Hart has lied, and the election offisers
have lied, or they certified to false re,
turns
There were 2S7 votes cast at Martin
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29
WILLIAMS DISEASE.

The Curse OF tho Hohenzolierns-The Ger
man Emperor May Soon Follow His
Father.
LONDON, November 2s.-There have
been sundry reports in court circles here
of late that Emperor William Is suffering
from an acute attack Of his chronic trouble,
a swelling inside the ear, about which the
doctors are much alarmed.
It keeps him awake almost continually
and drives him 10 constant occupation for
relief. His odd way Of turning up at sun.
rise drills, and his strange activity In
rushing from one function 10 another, are
thus accounted for. -,
On Sunday one Of the bsst informed
men in England on inner Berlin news,
said that the Emperor bad become worse
duriug the last few days, and yesterday 1t
was announced that owing to a cold he
will remain in doors during the rest OF the
week. II the ear mslady should take q
serious turn there would be immense ex'
citement all over Europe.
These reports have revived the stories
prevalent here some time ago oil the young
monarch's scrofulous condition and the i'm
minencs of his Huccumbiug TO n disease
similar TO that which terminated the life oil
his father. From private dispatches re-
ceiyel during the past few days as we'll q,
from correspondence giving that p,rported
10 he accurate information as to the actual
condition OF tho heslth Of the Emperor
William, covering the last fortnight, II ID
gathered that the German throne is threl 1t
ened with another abdication through the
operation of the laws OF nature within the
mkt year, and il is asserted that the fact
caunot be much longer withheld from tie
public.
Almost immediately upon his accession
10 the throne Emperor William, never re-
garded az n robust man, although appear
ing in padded aniform q, Of fine physique
and in excellent form, began q series o.
Wits TO his imperial and royal brethren
the exactions OF which would have i'm
paired the powers OF O much stronger maj
than he. Moreover, IL is stated that upor
several occssionI covered by the period o
his Journeys and stoppcgs at tha variouI
capitals visited. the young Emperor per
mitted binsef 10 indulge in strong drink
a practice te which he was no! addicte'
prior to his assumption of imperial power
To this indulgence and Its consequent 81
fscts are ascribed many Of his lapses II
fiisl duty toward his mother, which 10
man in the ordinary walks OF life woni'
have been characterized ~ the acts OF
man Of conspicrously brutal instincts, an,
also much Of bis intemperancs OF speec
with reference TO vital political question:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-29
A PLAIN STATEMENT.

Uaptaiu McEldowney Completely Demol-
ishes tho Republican Ho"ls'
The representative Of the REGISTER had
short talk with Captain McEldowney,
who hes acted as Mr.. Pendleton's repre-
sentative before the Court. He said:
There is nothing at all beyond what might
have been expec led In the errors discover
ed in Green and Giant districts. The
Judges were ss q rule old men,
and as Mr.. Atkinson's name stcod tie
sixteenth on the ticket, it is not at
all surprising that scratches should Re
overlooked. 1t was generally expected
here that Mr. Atkinson would he scratch
ed heavily in these districts, and the orig
inal report was o great surprise to Demo
Gratis who knew the feeling against him.
''Of course, know abopt tie cry OF fraud
raise d by few Republicans. 1t Is sutfl-
Gent to say that nobody WHO has been
present in the court room, and watched
the recount believes word of it, Every
thing was emmintntly far and honest.
Mr.. Atkinson had just the same chance
that Mr.. Pendleton had. His only misfor-
tune was that he didn't get enough votes
Another thing. Right here in New
Martinsville, and all over Wetzel county,
for that matter, thers are twenty-five Dem
&C ats who are anxious for the election oI
Fleming TO one who is anxious over the
Congressional contest. Judge Fleming ls
the intimate acquaiutsrc, and personal
friend Of almost baIfof our people. II there
was any fraud practised, wouldn't 1t be
more likely to bs done in his behalf, and
not Psndleton's; ard yet Judge Fleming
gains only eight votes on tine recount, and
his majority in this cOanty is eighteen i! IS
than the majority for the presidential
elector5.n