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NEW YORK.
From 1912 Districts.

NV YORK. Nov. 5. One thousand three
hundred aud twelve districts outside Of
New York and BROOKLYN give Cleveland
49, PA, Harrison ls2 01s The same in
lsss gave Cleveland I6l O36. Harrison
1Q5 o0o
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MASSACHUSETTS.
A Republican Gain.

BOSTON, Nov. S. 1t is safe to say that
the vote in Massachusetts is the largest
ever cast Reports from New Hampshire
and Connecticut also indicate large vote.
The returns will be slow
The first % precincts of Boston show a
net gain Of 656 for Halle. Republican for
Governor, over Allen. Republican, last
year. RusselPs net gain over his own vote
last year In the same precincts is 632 This
shows net Republican gain of "a
Gain for Halle.
BosToN, Nov. 3. - 80 A. NJ. Returns
from 81 towns give for President: Bid
well, 69T; Cleveland 10 973; Harrison.
2o,369. Same In 1855: Cleveland, lS, 400; ;
Harrison, 1926. net Democratic gain Of
1929. Same towns this year give for Gov
ernor Hamlin. $40; Halle, Is SOP Rus
sell, 1885. Same towns in 81 gave Allen,
1891; Russell, ~ ,764, net gain for Halle
Of $40.
Halle makes a Gain.
BOSTON, Nov. s. Returns from 100
towns give for President: Bldwell, /. 5O4
Cleveland, 21,8l2 Harrison, 81 800. The
same towns in 1883 gave Cleveland, "a. $40.
Harrison, 1868. net Republican loss of
9l9. For Governor Hamlin, ,655, Halle,
33,939, Russell, 2S,65l. The same towns
70 %.
net Republican gain of 73l. This gain
is less than six votes to town. At this
rate Halle will come 4,7l2 votes short of
overcoming Russell's plurality last year
INDIANA.
Gains and Losses.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 9. Ripley county
shows Democratic gain of IS; Dearborn
county Democratic gain of AZ; Clark
county a Democratic gain of 2ls; Grant
county Republican gain of 800; Shelby
Democratic gain of 300; Allen Demo-
cratic gain Of 800.
ILLINOIS
Republicans Safe in Illinois, Probably.
NEW YORK, Nov. 8. The Mail and Err
press bulletin claims the Republicans will
carry Illinois on Presidential and State
ticket.
Late Indications from Illinois.
CHICAGO, Nov. 9. 1.30 P. M.-Indica.
tons are that Illinois has gone for Cleye-
land by 5000 to 10000 plurality and the
entire state Democratic ticket Is elected.
Later returns may change the figures as
the country districts are to be heard from
and are likely to cut down the Democratic
gain.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Indicate 1000 Republican Majority.
CONCORD. N. H., Nov. 9.-The indica-
tons at midnight were that the State was
carried for Harrison by about 1000. No
choice for the Governor by the people.
DELAWARE.
Republicans Claim the State.
LAUREL, Del, Nov. s-The indications
are that the Republicans will gain about
10 per cent. over the vote of two years
ago. II this rate is kept up throughout
the county the Democrats are hopelessly
beaten. Both sides openly bought votes, |
paying from $l5 to $50 per vote. It is |
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WYOMING.

Republicans Confident of the state.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Nov. s. The returns
are meagre. The Republicans are conf
dent that the National and State tickets
are elected by majority of $500. also
that the Republicans will have majority
in the legislature.
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MONTANA.
Republican. Make Clean Sweep.

hepubhcans Make Clean sweep.
NEW YORK, Nov. 9. A World special
says Montana elects Republican electors
aud State ticket by small majority. The
legislature is Republican and Hartman
(Rep.) is elected to Congress.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 8. Eleven hundred and
seventy districts outside of New York and
Brooklyn give Cleveland l42 033, Harrison
le4 06s- The same districts in 1855 gave
Cleveland IA ,932, Harrison 1885
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NEW JERSEY.
NEBRASKA.

Thought Weaver Has Electoral Vote.
OMAHA, Neb., Nov. s. Crounz, (Rep.)
Is elected Governor. Weaver secures the
electors by several thousand plurality.
The legislature ls probably controlled on
joint ballot by Democrats and Independ-
ents.
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The Third Congregational church Of
Bangor. Thursday evening, voted unani-
mously to extend call to Rev. E. B. Bary
Of Andover. Mass. formerly Of Chicago,
to become its pastor.
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Special to the American
Sedgwick Right as Usual.
SEpGMICk. Ne, \

SEDGwICK, Me, Nov. 6, 80.
To u c. CHilcott, Ellsworth American
Sedgwick's vote was as follows:
Republicans, l2l
Democrats, 68
Peoples, 2
Z. A. DAVIS
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Y notice.

hereby Mostly the Iub'ic gr7cr, .... .rtr -.
ann deer hunters, ,-iH or teiti.u4t lf. s.H
tdr5g thai viii iDeraliy reward Ap. ..r-. NnN
VIII give lnturu alton that viii head tutt. ....-
l"h ot any person or persons y 81 ,,.u, ,.. ... #
tfestass, 81 any other cote that tH.. .. .F
privilege TO vajov a, a propcrt, ns,. lr... ."-
state. Three hurdrtd dollars r,uari . 10, .1.I
Ipr Tue conviction Of any one cu.a-,. .r unad
s'eailn@, or wool smugg ing a. " il .t|,. 4. H.!
any person or persons purchasing Y.... stolen
or Struggled from these .evtraI pr,i,.rt-- W lie
prosecuted tor sd tiun OF statutes beHr.n- HuuI
Receiving ot -t1 I'm goods, as being c.r~-ari tf
lhe NETT FIVE hundred dollars Min ia. .i.In-
reward for tn conyi lotion of an, r,.-.og ~ I,.-
sons that maiiciuu Is set IRE 10 grg PROPERTY
o" ned hy me. emphaticalIv give TILL warning
that Will carry mt the laws OF the r.t N.He
anu OF the United States 80 tar a. Ityt ani
right or premi- Is H. the case Troprrrfr~ protect
Ell by thu notice are OH Peter EutLpr F-lt'e,
iahIs formerly owned ny he Nerrirk Threat .",
Eastman Iutchns. Mary karu and rGr Went
Mor Point Estate, all -ttuA eel h. ,l,uou.. ui
Franklin townships lands in Ialnofnr t.ru,rE
oWnci by r. tireelv, l.. Friead. \ T. Ni-vtl
ami ~ a. Emery in common, also homesteai lot
OF Gi con /. oy
3Wi4 NJ 4 Al -TfN,
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Dissolution of Partnership.

The partnership existing between n H. Hfy
gins and ii. W. Dunn under the firm name Of
Hisgins Dunn ana doing business on Water
street. has by mutual consent been dissolved
and al parties indebted to said firm are requested
Ia MAKE Immediate payment and those having de.
mands against said firm requested to presen,
the same for payment.
II. HIGGINS.
81, II. W. DUNN.
Ellsworth. NOV 1T, lsga 3u45
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Queen isabella OF Spain, pawned her Jewels
70 rats. money to Mt out the expedition that
discovered tile new world. Her sacrifice was
not greater than i mnde by many women Of
Am'rirs, who deny themselves msrS things
IA order 20 have money to buy DR.. Pierce,
Guiien Medical Discovery for their .irk hu,-
hani> or children. Thu. discovery" l. more
Important 10 them. than the one male IN
l492. For all diseases OF the Lung Liver,
Throat or stomach. the 'pi-covrry' i a SOW
err;n remedy, trial couyi nces IT. con
tinurd u.r cures. 1t purihe- the blood. invi,-
ora,r~ the liver and strengthens and builds up
the hole y stem. Guaranteed to benefit or
cure IA every case. or money paid for il re-
turned
"A chemical success and medical trl-
umph,' 80 speak. an eminent physician in ref
rrence To Ayers Cherry Pecoral; and the
euloIy wa- none too strong. No other med
icint /. 40 safe and etticaciou- in all diseases OF
the throat and lungs
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in Maine give Harrison 42.Os9, Cleveland
3l,ii5, scattering 03+ The same in I--s
gave Harrison 4, 81, Cleveland 80 go.
scattering 2,j57. The Republican plurali-
ty is now 10 G24 Republican plurality
then 1929. If the remaining towns come
in with the same ratio Of loss the vote will
be Harrison "a 900 Cleveland ~ 800. scat
tering 5000, total vote lis 500. a Repub-
licsn plurality of II 500. against % 2s9 in
ISIS when the vote stood Harrison 70, 73O.
Cleveland SOAP, scattering 4,035, total
l29,231. The Republican plurality in Sep
TENDER was PAP SO that the gain will be
. 600
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estimated that onefourth of the votes
were purchas,i

estimated That onefourth of the votes
were purchased.
Republican Gains.
MIDDLETowN, Del, Nov. s.-The Re-
publicans announce that they have this
state as they are making steady gains.
OHIO.
Harrison Leads.
CINCINNATI, Nov. s.-Twenty-six pre-
cincts in Cincinnati give Harrison 4,s1l, ,
Cleveland 3,76l. The same In 1891 gave
Mckinley 400, Campbell 3,2os. There
are 800 voting places in Ohio. McKin-
leys plurality in 1891 was 2l,57l.
Republicans Gain in Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI. Nov. Eighty pre-
cincts In Cincinnati give Harrison IA, All,
Cleveland l,450, Republican gain of 800.
Ohio Republican by $4,000.
NEW YORK, Nov. s.-The Tribune bull
letin says Ohio is Republican by $4,000.
NEW JERSEY.
Republican Governor Elected.
TRENTON, n. j., Nov. s.-Returus from
all parts of the State indicate Cleveland
carried the State by about 5000. The
same returns indicate the election of Kean,
Republican, for Governor. Gardner. Rep.
resentative to Congress in the second dis
trict is elected
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Morrison'S Sure Cure Tablets,
For Cholera Norbus, Cholera In.
fantum, Summer Complaint iar.
rhua and Indigestion. Warrant
cd to Cure. At all dealers, - cts
The Signature :. johnson + on every
genuine bottle iabel Of Johnson. Auod,ne
Imminent.
- WAS % much troubled With catsrrb il
SERIOUSLY sifertei my voice. one bottle ~ nv.
Cream Balm did the work. My voice i. fully
re>t"red.-R. +. Lirp-ner. A. NJ. Pastor Of
the uHvet Baptist Church. Philadelphia. IA.
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A. u. NORRIS.
No. 9 Main Street.

A. T. Maxim of South Paris, the we'll
known writer on equine subjects. died the
l>t instant H. wa valued contributor
70 many of the leading turf journals Of the
day.
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Hard Wood Boards.

We are ready 10 contract for one million dVe
nunIreu thousand feet, or any part thereof, harl
"ood boards, made from oak ash maple beeth
anu elm, cut promiscuously; live sawn, run Of inc
dog, not less than ll-lRth inch nor II ore thaa
an men thick; to he sawu during the winter Oh
ios3 -, placed Immediately on sticks to seasoL'
anu uelvered in Portland from April TO NUFem
Der LIST. ises. Payments cash
J.. n. hAMLEa g. SON,
Portland, Maine.
3W44.
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MAINE.


PORTLAND, Nov. :. In Portland there
was light vote. The following average
Is the city vote Harrison, SIS. Cleve-
land 3,279, Prohi~tion III, Peoples 80.
Union Labor 5. Harrison and Cleyelsnd
electors were all more or less cut so that
the above figures are about the average
Good Plurality Indicated in state
One hundred towns give Harrison q. :
800, Cleveland II 973, scattering 1923.
The same towns in 1855 gave Harrison
% 81, Cleveland Is $50, scattering lis.
The plurality is now 5.2s7. against .a57.
This indicates a plurality in the State of
Il j0G against % IS in ISIS
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Uncertainty as TO the Result.
The Republican National
Committee
Claim the Election Of Har-
rison and Reid .


Y
New YORK, Nov. Chairman Carter
issued the following bulletin at midnight:
"On returns received by the Republican
National Committee at midnight, Harrison
and Reid have carried California, Maine,
Massachusetts, ten votes IN Michigan
Ohio. Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Is
land, Vermont, Idaho, Colorado, Illinois.
Iowa. Kansas, Minnesota, New Hampshire,
Wisconsin, Montana, North Dakots South
Dakota. Washington, Wyoming, Nebraska,
Indiana, Delaware, or two hundred and
twenty nine electoral votes. a majority of
>lN IN the electoral college.
"Our advice> ~ this hour also show that
we have more Than an even chance to car
ry West Virginia"
Signed THOMAS H. CAErgR
Chairman.
l.. L. NCCoMA-, Secretary.
Chairman Carter Confident
New YORK. Nov. 9-The following was
issued from the Republican Headquarters
at midnight The abnormal Democratic
majority in New York City and BROOKLYN
will be difficult to overcome BY Republican
gains throughout the State
Our Democratic friends seemed to under
stand their party needs in the State of
New York when they enacted the present
ballot law
Fortunately the National committee re-
lied upon three distinct combinations, and
two yet remain intact even if the loss of
New York Is CONCEDED
With Indiana the election Of Harrison
is assured and the Republican victory in
that State is assured. | am in receipt Of a
telegram from reliable and thoroughly
posted citizen OF Indiana, who saws "A
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Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria
The Queen PaUuej her Jewels.

-Tspley'- BREAD Winner outwear> all
,th,r shoes
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Democratic Claim for Weaver.
NEW YORK, Nov. s.-A Herald special
from Portland, Oregon, says the returns
favor Weaver in Oregon and Cleveland in
Washington. The Democrats voted al
most solidly for Weaver in Oregon.
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Indicate 1000 Republican Majority.
CONCORD. N. H., Nov. 9.-The indica-
tons at midnight were that the State was
carried for Harrison by about 1000. No
choice for the Governor by the people.
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-24
A Bloody ARRAY.

Late Yesterday afternoon an mtor-
tunate and serious alteration occurred
on the East side, between Marshal
James Crenshaw and Mr.. Joe Cook,
the noted criminal lawyer There
were two encounters between them;
the first in Wright's Saloon, and the
second on the sidewalk in front OF
Shepherd Fouke 4 Co.'S store. Diff
Guilty arose from a political discussion,
in which the lie was passed, so we
learn, in the saloon, when the two ran
together and exchanged blows. They
were quickly separated and Mr.. Cook
came out and down the street toward
his Office. Marshal Crenshaw then
followed him and renewed the fight.
We understand that Policeman
Wasden, his brother-in-aw, was with
Mr. Crenshaw. In this second fight sew
eral blows were exchanged when Mr..
Crenshaw exclaimed. He is cutting
me" Policemen Wasden then ran up
and dealt Mr.. Cook a severe blow up
on the head which knocked him sense
less. 1t was found that Marshal Cren.
shaw was slightly cut in several places
--onc severe cut on his thoulder, but
his wounds are not considered danger
Gus. Lawyer Cook has been uncons-
cous most of the time since the aiiray
wound on his head is considered
serious though not necessarily fatal.
Both gentlemen have host Of
friends, who deeply regret the occur
renee. and all admit that each did
wrong, but trust they win drop the
matter, especially as they have always
heretofore been good friends,
The ARRAY came about suddenly and
was altogether unexpected by the
combatants.
As we go to press Mr. Cook is rest
ing easily, but is yet in rather crit-
cal condition, but his friends trust he
will revovcr, as his skull was not
fractured.
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-24
COL. E. a. WARREN DEAD.

As was stated in this paper yester-
day afternoon, Col. Warren was dying
as we went to press. lie breathed
his last at BIOS pm
We most heartily concur in the fol-
lowing high tribute TO lis memory
from this mornings Interstate News:
"Col. Warren was a native OF AFkan-
sas. and passed all his life within her
borders. Camden as his birthplace.
and it was there that he, under the
guidance of bis faith, r, a noted lawyer,
began life for himself, choosing the
law as his profession. subsequently,
however. he drifted into journalism.
and for the past 4 years has devoted
his time TO the newspaper business. and
his labors in that field will not soon
be forgotten He published his first
paper at Prescott, then went to Hope
from which latter place he came to
Texsrkana, in 1884, to take charge of
the DEMOCRAT. with which as editor
and owner. he remained up to within
a couple Of weeks of the beginning of
hi, fatal illness For several terms he
was president Of the Stale Press As
sociation: was 8 fine presiding snd
executive officer and his influence
with the craft was felt and ac-
knowledged throughout the Stale
Deep earneStnesS characterized his
work, and no matter what cause he
might espouse. be always advocated it
IS tn an arJlOr and zeal born only of
the fullest confidence of justice and
right lie was the possesser of attri-
butes. the nOblest youchsafed TO man,
a sterling integrity, and a rugged, open
honesty in all the affairs of life. His
heart was in the right place, and his
errors were never justly charged to
that organ, which ever beat in sym
patty with humanity"
Funeral at family residence on Wal
nut Street at o'clock to-day. Ser
vices by Rev. w. A. Forbes; burial at
State Line Cemetery
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-24
Murder at Cameron.

II seems that there was, at last,
something in the rumor about a wo-
man having been killed out east of
town, near Cameron.
The Interstate News Of this morn
ing gives the following: Last Satur-
day night, about o'clock, five shots
were fired into the residence Of j. W.
Long, at Camerons, on the Cotton
Belt, twelve miles from TeXarkana,
one of the balls entering tho back Of
Mrs Long, passing through
her body, inficting wound from
which she died on Sunday
morning at o'clock. Deceased was
sleeping with an infant one month old
and another child, and her husband
was asleep in another bed, with the
third child Mrs, Long was 26 years
old Warrants were issued for the
arrest of Paschal Frazier, Young man
of 1S years and Henry Coleman upon
which the latter was arrested. Frazier
has disappeared; was last seen in the
woods, on Sunday afternoon, with his
brother, who had gone to Longs
house and remained there, until Mrs,
L. died. Coleman admits that he was
with Frazier, on Saturday night
and that the latter fired
five shots from II Winchester
into the Long house, which was per-
fectly dark at the time. Frazier and
Long had quarreled for years and
Frazier said if he had to leave, he
would leave for something which
would keep him from coming back.
The neighbors Of the murdered wom-
an viii probably lynch Frazier if he
is caught"
We learn to-day that child Of Mr..
Longs was also wounded but not |
seriously.
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-24
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Tried Many Remedies. Then Tried
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Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-24
WHITE Sewing machine

does the sewing for a fami-
ly OF nine persons. Think
| could hire anybody to do
it for what she get? Not
much. Marriage, sir is a
success. Sir, a grelt sue
cess!
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-24

Smith Drug Co. have just received
a big stock of wall paper, and are pre-
pared to sell II at lower price than
ever before offered In the city. w.
r. Jester will take pleasure in fnrn'
ishing estimates for any kind of work
desired. If
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-24
PERSONAL.

j. 5. Berry is in the city from Tyler.
G. W. brown is up from jefferson.
r.. ;. Willie of Dallas. is in he CITY.
r. w I-ndiLo ofNlarsbau Is in the
city.
j. \. Watson was up from Frost last
night.
Il. +. Garnell. Of Daily Springs, is in
the city
H. Uun'er Oh DaI'"S' was IN 'he city
'''' "'s"'
" D. henderson, Oh waco Is IN 'he
Oi'' 'o-'''l
H. r. . Neal OF i-'noeh' IeNaS' Is
!" NC guy
= H. 9llith went down 10 boston
''''' mo- "i's'
> A. weaver Oh "Nt'h' was III
VOW " VOW '"'
W. ~ Dupree was over from ASH
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D. . walker Jr' was over from
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il. . Boswell Of 81 Louis, Is regis
W. ''oi'' W. - wy O'''' 'N'F'
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a. II. Garfield OF Pine Bun, is reg
''''' ct '''' 0''''' ''"''"'
MIS- D. NJ IMoo' went down TO
Ia'py N'rihgS TINS morning
vernon Brown, OF sherman Texas
Is Speuulhg the daY IN 'he cry
Messrs. j. W. Adams and j. +. Mills
are in the city from Little Rock,
Sheriff Blythe was called to Dallas
on account of the illness of his sister.
WI. Conneyev vas in the city last
night enroute home from Hot Springs.
o'' ~ w
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-24

Policeman John Wasden has been
suspended by Mayor W II. Arnold,
on account of the part he took in the
afrav between Messrs. Crenshaw and
Cook. Yesterday afternoon.
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-24

Mr.. F. NJ. Cline, of Waldo, passed
through the city to-day, enroute home
from Prescott, where he had been to
visit fair charmer.
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-24
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Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-24

Mr.. J. p. Martin. the clever and pop
ular drummer for the Paris. Texas,
marble yard. Is in the city. lie Is
taking many orders for nice tomb
stones.
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-24

Mrs. Dora Garrett aud sister Mrs.
Kittie Simpson and little daughter
Edith. returned from Galveston to-day.
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-24

Out ofrcspect TO The memory Of
Col. Warren. former owner of the pa
per. Office of the DEMOCRAT was clos
ed this aftereoon during the funeral
exercises-entire force attending same
This throws paper little late and
with less matter than usual.
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-24

There is universal sadness and re-
gret at the death of Col. Warren in
all parts of the city.
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-24

\ very good turn out to hear the
candidates Yesterday az West Track
After the rest had spoken Dave
Douglass CcoD who Is running for
clerk. addressed his colored friends.
we learn.
Daily Texarkana Democrat. (Texarkana, Ark.) 1890-1894, 1892-08-24

1t will pay you to come
around and buy Shoes and
Lawn. | have 100 pair OF
Oxford Ties that have got
to move at some price. +
you need any they can be
bought at a bargain: $l,35
worth $l.75 to $500.
so pieces lawn 3 lie,
worth &c.
so pi, ceS lawn 3 3-4c,
worth 6 l-2c.
100 pair mems fine calf
shoes for $l.85, worth
1925.
5 palm-leaf fans for sc.
25 dozen suspenderS l0c
per pair, worth 25c.
Ask to see our Furniture
Department,
Come and see; | have the
goods.
Sewing Machines on Easy
Payments.
BuggieS,
Wagons,
Carts and
HARNESS
At the RACK EFT STORE.
THE WHITE
SEWING MACHINE
is KING
OF ALL SEWING MACHINES.
ROBT. ELLIS,
Racket Store,
TEXARKANA, ARKANSAS.