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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22

TIN subscriber hsrvhy siVe- puhlir nutiee
that D. has i-sn duiy apruintrsi ~ The linnnra
bio Juiru - rr,,i,Ats fof The tuunty ~ pNfori
ani assums'i The trust ~ Administratnr ~ the
estate -
IIANNAII GOODWIN. late ~ Hrusunehi.
in sah Couuty. dsses-s-i. By dtinx hand AZ the
Az hirvsts h. thsrefurv rrstussts al Isr-nns
in,ishts.i o. The estate - sai dereascii o. make
immeiiate payment. ani tiin.s sha have anY
demands thsreon o. exhibit ths sAme H.
OUt Is. i--3 III ~ nEAN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
nNrnRn. ..-Aia Count NJ Pn,l..i. nj .

OXFORD. - Al Count % Pn5lats he'll Al
Paris within ant f0r the County 90 OXFORD
on the thiri Tue-iay u ut 4. u. l--s
Caroline II. knight. present. CERTAIN Instru
meat puUpOuinE a. ~ the last Will Anl
restamsntof Mar f.Piummrr, late ~ " aterf0ri
In said County. decca-et, having pre.entssl the
same fOr frolats and prayei that che b. ap.
pointed AdmintstrAtnN with the viii annsxe.i.
OaDsRED, That The saii Iftitiooer give uotics
a. all persons Interested, by causing q c0Iiy II
this orier o. - publishfsi thue wesks sucresslye
~ la The ONfOrl Dcmorrat pfintei "a Paris. that
they may appear al q Probate Count o. - hsll
az Paus. Ia ssit tounty, on the thirt TUESDAY
and show cause N any they have. why the aid
Instrument shouh nd ~ prOyei. approved and
allowed a. the last Wi and Testament % ALI
icceasci.
GnoRGn \: Wilson, JuiEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22

Collie. Cholera Morhus, Dy.entery,
etc, arr readily cured by using brown.
Instant Relief.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
POSTAL

Alden Chase ha. b--n appointed post
master AZ Bryant. Pond, vice y. VI.
BARTLETT resigned.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22

Brussels soap mo rosin) has sprung
into popularity almost In day. Hutch
lnson 4 Newell are having q large sale
OF 10.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22

ONFOHp - -Ata tour ~ Pruhsts hsii 10
Paris. within sol Cor No County n uNfrri
ou ths thlri fu.ssiav ~ tEtnllsr 4 ~ -
en- ~ pstitinu - -aniusl AZ MlisF ~ frf
hurg. In all county. praYinE that ~amuf' cd
WIZ, - ffYehurE. = apf-llntsli AiministratHr
un ths estate - ~usan 40 Mllef lats - frffturs
IN sait ruuniY. dsCsassi
oEpTHEn. That ne saii Istitioner afs
n0tice a. AT psrsuEs intfrtstirt % fauslnr e
cupf - thls orlsf o. D. puhnshssi thrus uesks
.uceessiFelr IN ~ oxfurl Iymserat printri AZ
Paris. In -aid County. that theY NAV apusar at
fruiste 'auft o. ~ hnhien AZ faris ln saif
0ounty, on the thiri fus.siaf - Nnf nrNt 40
nine o'elock in IN frrrno-ln ani shns rausr. m
any thsl have, shY the sane shOui NJ if
granted.
sEonsE 4 WILSON Iufre
Airue nnnI-alie.l IL. q. DAVE. nasI.llr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22

TiIE suh.enlsr hereby give. pubne notics
that shs has is~n duly apfolnts-i ~ The Honor
abb julge ~ Probate Cor The County - OafDri
and as.umei the trust ~ kNecutnX - IN
estate ~
WILLIAM TREAT. late ~ Canton.
In sali County, decreased, ~ giving houi As The
laW dirests. she therefore requests al Issr-on.
intehtei a. the estate ~ said dcc~a-e,i D. male
immediate payment ani tho-s wha have am
demands ther.on o. exhibit The same D.
O,t. rs. lro. LYDIA l.. TREAT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22

Every family In town "a praislng
Browns Instant Relief and IL has be-
come q household necessity.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
MADE TO ORDER

What fine day they had for the
"Norld's fair" at Wet sumner Last
Tuesday
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22

TIM .uh.srisr bsrvby dive pablo notics
that BE- IA. isen duly spI-iinte'i ~ m Honor
ahie lutgs - Probate Zoe The tounty ~ ONfnrl
estate -
pORCAs ALLEN. late ~ Hiram.
in all County. isssasssi hy giving bunt a. The
az dirVsts. b. thsrefprv requests All t'sr-uns
Indebted o. the estate - sAii ileseassll o. make
immeiiiaie payment. ant tho.e Who have any
demands thsreon o. sxhiht tte same o.
oct. IS is-s. OLIVER ALLEN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22

TIN subscriber herrby give. pablo nntios
that h. has lesn duly appolnte'i ~ the lionara
bio JudEe - Probate ZOE the County n oxford
and assumed the trust 20 tNe,utor - ths
estAts ~
DORCAs liurCIIiNs. late ~ Canton.
In said County, decsa.e-i, by giving bond AZ the
as dirrsts. h. therefore requests au persons
Indebted o. the estate - all leerasci o. make
immediate payment. ant tho-s who have any
demands thsrcon o. exhibit the same a.
81. IS. ls~s. HIRAM 4. KILLS..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22

oNFOHp 81 Ats toar ~ Probate hsti a.
Paris. sithin ant fur the tuunff ~ uNfnfff
un ths thirii TurssisF - trtnlsr 4 n l.-a
SARAH " JACKSON. Aiminlstrafrt un thf
estate - Aniirvs Iafkslu lste ~ Nfurf
in sAit 1uuntY, deesssssi. having pre.sntlsl
hsr arrnunt ~ Standardization - ~ estate 70 All
isosa-ssi fnf allowance
uunFHTu. nat a. salt AiminlstratrK give
nafies o. al per-uns intsrrstssi hy csusins rurf
~ this or'isf D. D. puhushsi thrv. sesks go
c.ssivslr ln the ONfnri tsmerrai prfnte.l AZ
fans, that thsf uiaf ApTear ~ Probate tuurt
o. D. he'll a Pans. in sah t1untr. ou the thIri
Tuesday ~ Nuf nskt "a nine nrhsk ln Co.
fDrvuo-sn. All shaw rauss N any they haFe. ehf
ths same shnuhi ne D. altusri
GEOEGE \. WILSON iuigr
Atrue oupy attest II. 4 DAVIS. Hsgistsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22

~ fethsl in IN CuuntF - Oxfnri sni stats
- Nains ths trth dsT nf'N \. u i~p
To un.trrsiFnei hsrvhg siFss nutlre n his AZ
laliutulsut a. AsslEuEs ~
IltAHi.ES 4. DAVIS. n h.thsl.
o. ths suantT - Usfori. insssifvnt tlyitaf. shf
has len fi.sisfvsi AZ insulrvut ulnn NJ Irti
tian hy ~ tuur - ia-slvensY fpf all 'aunil
- Osfnri
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
STATE 90 MAINE.

STATE 90 MAINE.
uNIOHn - -Guun - InsolfenrY fhlri
ws.inssiav - Urt \ 10 49, On ths mat
tsf - rii-tRAM ~ ntHILi. insal'sn'
IrlEnF
ITt. hsrvhr srisfssi That notlrs ~ Given o.
an I,srsslns intrrvstsi In tir ssfthemfut ~ ~
sfraunt 20 Trank ~ fuungtnu Assisnee - ~
si-lrs narirt insalfsut i,vhtar. ~ rausias :
sulrrssifsiT in ths uxfuri tAruif-rat. a nsss
f.afsr pftntsi in Paris in All tpuntF, that tho
nav apt-af a tuurt - tnsnlrrnrf O. ~ hrhl
a a. ffuirats Iuur ns-rni un ths thlri Nrines
iaf ~ ~ nsxt a nins o'rh-k A. M furv
n,sYn snt ~ hesri thrrvun. act uhlsst N msy
rauss
sTuHGE \ WILSON, Iuigv
- insalteufy Caurt. uNfuri County.
true coos Il Attsst II q DAVIS. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
NV ApvHKrtsEMENr-

Farrns
~a'rsuifn WantrI
tsrksrs Hair hslsam.
fenurrura' rlIs
Ma slrs usIs.s.una rlasters
rhf tsinrF = Ma
d. frtlafr Nafinss.
y iusIFNnff NafInrs.
NUftrs 70 furrs hssalr
frIsst.gtls tuuufr ttFnflFTuan.
Natins - fHrss hasart
silver IA ran.iatts tfifks 90 49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
TIMOTHY 4 CAKrER. laie n Retl.sl.

TIIE suh.rrilsr hsrvby give pablo notif'
that h. ha. is.u duiy apf-1intssi by ~ innure
~ iuiss - Probate fnf the tuunif - hNturl
ani assumed tis trust - Administratof ~ M
estate -
TIMOTHY q CAKrER. ate - Ietl.sl.
in AT Coanty. iiessa.s-i. by giving l1ud AZ IN
as dirvsts b. thsrvfurV rulue-ts al I'sr.on'
uislas,i a. ths estate ~ sAii ilersassTl a. mails
immediate paymsnt. anil thu.s shn have ans
demands thsr,ou b. sNhlhlt ths same o.
ct -. i~s ADDISON D. Hihklth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
,,r.. oop, . Ssa'i II S,ii .s 5s

oNFuHn .. -Ma toart ~ Probate hsti at
rans slfhin ani fnr ~ tHunfr ~ ukfHrl.
nn en- thiri Tllrs iaf n go. 4 ~ is-l
Ilia q Iartfr. stius ~ Tnnfhf q Garter
latr - Itsthri iiersasssi. haFlnr prr=rntfrl frr
rffitlnn fur az allrsaurs uuf - tfr frrsHnaI Fs
tatr - salf fiar.assil
ORpFHFp. Titat ssii rst.iinnsf oven n.firr ~
tif safns o. ~ IlFrsuns infrn-sfrl FIFrrIn. hI
puhlishinE e rHuF - this urirf fhrus Wfsks sur
orssiFrif iu fhr ONfHri Nru.s.raf nfu aralfr
prntal ~ Pans lu all tnunfl that fhrf utaf e.
rsar ata Probate aurf o. ir hnhifn af Parts 9Th
ln ant o. slll tHunfF. uu t'lr thirIl iuraIa0 Hf
~ nrKt 20 nins 'r-k in go ftrrnIaln sol sIls
oauss. m anf thef have arain.i go sane
sHoKsf 4 Ntt.-pN Iu.lrr
4 true cups attest II 4 DAVIS. Register
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22

ONTuHu SIT CONT ~ Prulatf heil 10
pars within anIi Zoe ths tuunfr ~ uNflrf.
nu ti.r thIri Tur.isr ~ tirt 4 ~ i-~i
uiIHAnD sAnsHNT. guardian ~ MAJ v
Ur-ika mlnnr fhltt aul krlr uf ManIIls aHI
Iuna Hr-lks lsts - Porter. lu all tuuufF hat
Ing uru.ents-l ~ arruunt - Euariianship %
sali sari fur ailusanrr
OuuFHFp. That all ruariian give nafios A.
all psfsuns lntrfvstrIi. hY causing copy n me
ur'isf a. b. puhnshel thrrs Wrsks surrrsslffIF
ln ths uxfnri tvuii-.fat. printed "a Pare that
thrr nav appear AZ e tuur n Probate a. Is
he'll "a Paris in sall County 0n the tlIri Tue
isY ~ Nnf usKt. AZ nine nchzk iu en- fHrvn0sin
an.i shus fause. Nsny hey have. shT 60 sarIs
shnuh ne D. aiirs~i
sTnHsF 4 Wilson IlI.r
4 truf rupV attest II q. DAVIS Hrgistfr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22

TtIF suh-sfiisr hsrrhr nvss publ notirs
that ~ hss i.~sn duly appuinis'i hV ~ itnnnra
30 Iu.iTs - Probate 90 ths tuunir - oNfpri
ani assum.l ths iTust ~ Aiminisiratur ~ ihs
estate -
CIARi.Ts " rEHRN. ists - Waterford
In saii tuuntr. dsrrasssi. hr Swing lanni ss ~
aw dir,rts. h. thrfvfanv rrstursts al Ilfrsffus
inisifsti b. ths estate - all dsfsassfi o. make
inm~iiafr I.sTfnsnt. anil thuse ehn have anf
demands thsrv.lu a. sNhiilit ~ sanf o.
Urt ti ts-t CIIAHt.I~- itAMLfN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
Only so cents per Bottle.
~ an irurrs,s.
\. " RoHiNsos In. Apsihs'ary. Proprietor.
Hangur. Mains.

TIIE suisrrfisr hsrrhy rive puhhc nutics
thai shs hss hssn fuly apt-slut~i Nv ne lieunr
ahle IuiiFr - PROBATE far en- Couniv - oNfuri.
ani sssume'i ihs trust ~ Aimlnistrairt - ths
estate -
WILLIAM GRFENE. late ~ Paris
in saii CountF dssea-ssi. hY riFinE l-ini e. ths
as firssts shs thrrvfnre rrIuests AT f-rrs1ns
inlistfssi o. ths estate - sahl issssssf o. uaks
irsmssiiais parmsnt ani thas. Nh have any
,lsnan.is thsf.un o. sNhiiit ths sanis a.
tAgt IS t..s MARY \ sRftNf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22

TtII suh.rrfisr hsrvhr riVes putnr notirs
that shs has issu dnly spfsuintei Nv ~ liunnf
abb iutigs - prshatr fuf M tuantr - oxford
ani assumei ne trust ~ iNcsuinN - ihs
estate -
LrCtU~ LoRINg. late - nnskhsi
ln saii IuuntF. dssra.s9t ~ diving luni a. tif
as dirvsts shs therrfafv rsslus-ts al perssfns
inisifs-i g. The estate - saii issssssl o. make
irutnssiist~ pavmsut snt Ihnss shn have any
demands tiisrrau o. sxhihlt ~ sane a.
80 rs. Is-a EMILY toHiNg.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22

TttI suh.rrii-r hsrvhY rive puhnr nofirs
that 80 hss l-sn duif spisllntr|i ~ tif liunuf
ahls Ju'iEu - frulistr To- the County 20 iikfuri
and assumssi thr trlsf - AdminlstrAtnN 9Th
flur sill snusNfai ~ thr ssfafr -
SAMUEL iitNfnt~~. late - Hiram,
in alt Gounff. dsssa-ssi by riFing lnud a. ths
lac dlrrffs shr thsrVfurV raIue-ts al Isrsiius
inifhtsi o. thr estate ~ all isfrassl o. make
lnifnfstiats sVrnsut. ant thuss shu have anF
demands thsrrrn a. sNhihit ths ssus o.
tst IS. ts-s ttANNAit l. HiNfkt~~.
TliI suh-sni.r hevhY rive puhlir natics
that 80 has hssn dulF aptsslntri hf thf liunuf
ahis iuigs ~ fr'ii.sir fnr IT, tnuntf ~ nNfnri
estate -
SAMUEL y stR~pN. at ~ iisthsl.
in sait Cuuntf. tisesasssi hf giving l-fni e. uls
las dlftsts shr thfrVf.sp rrsInfsts al lrrsiifis
inisiss.l o. ~ estate - alt 1sssa-si D. male
inI me- iiatr IaFmruf and tiiuss d. have auI
dsnauis thsrrun o. sxhiht che saHs o.
tst rs. t-g AsNf~ ". gibson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
II | LIS,
-TIIu ONLY
Practical 0ptIGI|1I.
Oxford County,
NORWAY, MAINE.
NEW HOME

Sewing Mirhines delivered AZ the
-'ation on e.. r II without extra
charge Those desiring the best
Machines for the least money should
call on or address.
r T. STEVENS. Bryan,s Pond, Ne.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-10-22
oSr3np a,:,. . a. =. e 3, Of Probate @ |.

Atrue oOpy-ai,e', III. c. DAVIS. RsEi.,sr
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-24
The Irish Land Bill.

LONDON, Dec. Alt is stated by
those who are supposed to be learned
in government movements that the
Irish land bill has reached the final
stage of preparation. IL has been
confidentially asserted in many quar-
tiers that the bill is only to apply to
the dlsaffected districts of Ire
land but the authority that ANNOUNCE
ed the bills completion, says that
this view is incorrect. The govern
ment proposals go. great deal fur
ther than this and will enable the
tenant farmers of Kerry, equally with
those of Ulster to purchase their land,
If their landlords are willing to sell.
AS to the financial aspect of the
scheme, the principles of the
Ashborns act, will, it is be-
lieved. be produced in the new
legislation, but there is a strong inn.
preston that they will be supple
mented by machinery which will en-
able the whole burden of the scheme
to be cast eventually upon the shout
ders of the local authorities.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-24
A Dance

Was given at Mr.. John Stevens,
ST., house on Third street last night,
which was attended by the Misses
Mary Fest and sister, May McCor-
mick, CASTOR, Nellie McDermott, Flo.
Bailey, Bette Stevens, Carrie Meyer,
Seguin; Julia Stevens, Mrs. Will Gas
ton, Mrs. George Campbell, Mrs H.
Daniels, Mrs. Horn, Mrs. Ross, Mrs.
Andrew Stevens, and Messrs. E. L..
Williams, viii CASTOR, Hutchins,
Albert Lockwood, Jas. Moran, John
Stevens, jr., w. and Frank Holt,
Frank Cam, Joe Battaglia, An
drew Stevens, John Cow, Ed.
Meyer, Max Becker, E. Boutwell,. .
Arthur Lockwood, Anton Hannich.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-24

State News Condensed.

Pearsall is organizing dramatic
club.
Four Uvalde turnips weigh alto
gether 25 pounds.
Sherman real estate transfers have
been heavier than for years.
H. r. Wood & Co., hardware mer-
chants of Ell Paso, have assigned.
Matte Afford, colored girl, hangs
herself at Corslcana.
San Angelo lie now lit by electricity.
Contract for the public school build
ing at Taylor is awarded.
The street railway at Rusk Will
soon be in motion.
There is still a freight jam in the
Fort Worth yards.
The S. A. P. will probably run
through Kountze.
The bridge over the Canadian river
is nearly completed.
Cattle market is very dull just now.
The mild spring weather continues
in Northwestern Texas.
Clarendon is progressing rapidly
toward solid Improvement.
Strawberries are getting ripe at
Rusk, ..
Mr.. Rose of Del Rio has been ar
rested by the Mexican authorities for
smuggling cattle.
Gabe Lias, colored, is acquitted of
the murder of DR.. Byers in Wharton
county.
A residence is destroyed by fire at
Quanah and ore child was so badly
burned that it viii die.
Sparks from a Locomotive set fire to
the cotton platform at blossom and 80
bales were destroyed.
The Atlanta Lumber Co., has lost
their dry house with $4,000 feet of
lumber. No insurance.
Fort Worth will invite Secretary.
Blaine and the Pan-Americans to Wis
it Texas.
The Fort Worth compress and a.
large amount of valuable cotton is
destroyed by fire. Full insurance.
The dying declaration of Hon, Alex
Pope of Marshall has been given to
the court. Keller and Weathersly
are admitted to bail In 5000 each.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-24
Not FlatterX.

The Caller, of Corpus Christi, has
the following to say of our former
townsman, Prof. G. w. Crossley, now
principal Of the Corpus Christi schools:
IA representative of the Caller as
we'll as the school board, attended the
monthly examination of the white
public school of this city yesterday
morning. Owing to pressure of bus
mess the writer's visit was necessarily
short, nevertheless he saw enough to
convince him that the school is in good
hands, and better conducted than
many people in the town, who never
visit or interest themselves in it, give
credit for or realize. There can he no
grander institution in any community
than good public school, while q
poor one, as is found in some towns,
is disgrace. The people of Corpus
Christi and the patrons in particular,
should feel proud Of their public
school, which is now a graded one
and a credit to the city. Prof. Cross
ley is systematic teacher and be-
lever in strict discipline, az a good
principal should be, and he has an ex-
cellent corps of assistants who agree
with him and take great interest in
the progress of their pupils. On the
9th of January next will be commenced
a high school course of studies, as
will be seen by notice in another
column
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-24
Nedham and Smith Fight.

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 24.-Danny
Nedham, of st. Paul, and Paddy
Smith, of Birmingham, England,
light weight, fought at the Occiden-
tai club last night for a purse OF
$1,000. The hardest fighting was IN
the End, 3nd and 18th rounds. First
blood was gained by Nedham in the
first round, while Smith gained only
knock down blow. Smith picked
up in 18th and fought savagely until
he was knocked out in the seven tenth
round.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-24
The ChiIOerS Case

This cause celebre was ended yes-
terday afternoon at q quarter to six
O'Clock, by the jury returning a YER
dict of guilty of murder in the second
degree, with penalty of 25 years in
the penitentiary. The verdict was
received by Childers with no outward
show of emotion and shortly after he.
was conducted to his cell in jail.
The verdict has given general sat-
isfaction, the public, from expressions
on the streets, in the stores, saloons,
hotels and other places, deeming it a
just punishment for the wanton TAX
ing of a life, where there was not suffi-
cient provOcatian.
There will probably be an appeal
taken, by the defendant after the mo-
ton for new trial is disposed of.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-24
Chicago Jury BriberS Indicted.

CHICAGO, Dec. PA new indict-
ment for conspiracy to bride the Gro
min jurors, has been returned by the
grand jury against John E. Graham,
A. s. Hawks, T.. w. Smith, Mark
Solomon, jeremiah Odonnell, Thomas
Kavanaugh, and Joseph Konen. 1t
differed only in more careful and
technical phroseology and ample
counts from the omnibus indictment
returned by the special grand jury,
which last investigated the conspir-
acy.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-24
:postcffice Officials Arrested

WASHINGTON, d. G. Dec. 24.-The
following arrests were today reported
to chief postoffice inspector Rath bone:
Joseph Woodward, mailing clerk in
in the Denver postoffice, for robbing
of letters containing money, amount
ing to$l 200. James A. Shay, letter
carrier at Philadelphia, for rifling and
EN- beZzling contents of letters.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-24
Weather Bulletin,

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. December "a
There has been a slight fall in tenn
perature in all districts on the Attain
tic coast and a rise from 10 to 20 de-
grees in the lake regions of the Upper
Mississippi and Missouri valleys and
in Arkaps as and Texas. For Eastern
Texas: Fair, stationary temperature,
southerly winds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-24
Consolidation Denied.

New YORK, December A.-Officials
of the Wisconsin Central road and the
directors of the Northern Pacific COM
pany deny the telegraphed statement
that the two roads will be CONSOLIDATE
ed and they assert there is no truth,
whatever, in the reports.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-24
A Cold Wave Coming.

CHICAGO, Decembe "a. The signal
service bureau is advised of the ap-
,proach of a cold wave. 1t is now in
Dakota moving in this direction, at a
rate which will land it here tomorrow
or the day after, with temperature
of about Is degrees above zero.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-24
The Great European Epidemic.

BRUSSELS, Dec. 24.-Infuenza is
rapidly spreading in this city. Thir-
ty per cent OF the school children of
the city are suffering from the dis
ease and schools are being closed in
consequence of the epidemic. The
disease has spread to all the govern
ment offices and number of officials
are pros trated.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-24
Alamo Monumental Association.

We have arranged to exhibit the
Atwater museum for two weeks at the
old Tivoli, on Main plaza, for the ben
eft of the monumental fund. Doors
open Saturday. Admission 10 cents
to the whole 5000 curiosities.
MARY A. MAVERICK, Pres.
H. P. BEE, Sec.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-24
A Wedding

Mr.. Conrad Fuhri, young rail-
roader from the City of Mexico, will
be married next Thursday morning
at 8 o'clock, to Miss Helen Bennett,
at the residence of her father, Mr..
Sam G. Bennett, Dwyer avenue.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-24

Big sugar Company.
TOPEKA, Kas., December PA
charter has been filed with the Secre-
tary of State, Incorporating the King
man County Sugar Company of King
man. Capital stock, 100000.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-12-24

January 9th the trial of Harry
Morris charged with killing VIM. But
Ter, on DolOrosa street, will be taken
up before Judge NOonan.