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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-04

THE NEW RAILwAY.--The D's,ricG Of
Columbia commissioners held public con ference
yester sy afttraoon upon the Washington, lex
nndlis sud Fairfax Rsllway chsrter. This rosd
i, designed to start from washington. 90 oot
NewY rk avenue to q point opposite Auacosis
Is aud. pile the fats for its track; but to make
the crossing Of the Potomac chsnnel by raih cal
ferrv at the etst end OF the island Messrs. Frank
Hume. W. Dumont, o. E. Hine, &. s. Lacy, Eu-
gene Bodfish and Con g. 8. Burdette appeared in
favor Of the rcsd, which had no o.po' ION, and
after nlsn &c haI been exhibited to the con.
nis,oners snd all inquiries were answered, the
commissioners ssid they woald look further into
the matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-04
Good Cooking

Is QUE Of The chief blessings Of every
home. To always insure good custsrdP,
poddinga, sauces, etc. use Gall Borden
"Eaalen Brand Condensed Milk. Direo-
tious on the label. Sold 5y yonr grocer and
q rup cist
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-04

CouN?Y LAND sALEs.-The following
Gales of county real estate recently made
hsve bseu reported 10 the GAZETTE:
The North West Alexandra improvement
Company 10 Helen .. Wheeler one lot In
North Wet Aiexaudrla for 1915, ard lots
20 G. ". Fisher for 81 ATS
Louisa Payne TO Jas. White 20 aoses e.
Fsirview 70: IS coo
e q Banhao 10 6. 8. Banham q acreE
uear Arlington Station.
D z. Trimmer aud G. P. Robinson 10 4
7, F,oya lot 10 Whartoo's sddilion TO Fort
Myer Ee:Ihts for s625 md one 10 William
Gsntz ior $500
3 Ffauois 10 G. E seeejen los a. the
corner OF Royal and 2ad s:reeta. luas oussi1e
l. 4 Lodge and D X. Trimmer to Ho-
hert BohrGs lot on Fort Myer HaiRhta for
NO75. end crs 10 S. Ehslioh toF $1072
Lulu NJ. DUNCAN to ", n. Du0gan lot
A. E Birch to NJ. Il. Birch ona acre near
Wurdsr's Cross Rosds for $50.
ELIZABETH J. Marcg end o Fl. Birch ct ell.
to Q. E. Birch loj near Wundes's Cross
Roads.
sIyroa r. Rcrter to X a. Phiiipu t. lot in
lupleside,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-04
Sample Chocolate Free

a postal card addressed 'Men!eS, Nav
York" vii secure samples of their delicious
imported chocolate with directions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-04

When ecu are 10 Bone, II you do as the
Romans do, yau will use Stonebrakes's
Cough Syrup FOX coughs and colds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-04

Far this section CO, tinucd cool nortbwcstcriy
v,,pds, becoming vsri BILE, and generally isir
mssi,cr slightly warmer sud fair Friday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-04

CHICAGO, Feb. 4-1O:45 q. m -Wheat-Fel
nominal: NAV $685. Corn-Feb 40A; May Az
Osts-Feb nominal: MAJ 81. PoIk-Feb NJ
sales; May s11 s5a11 STE. Lard-Feb..n'
sales: May Sc 624. short ribs-Feb-no Gales
NAV SIS 50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-04
TIVE LATE q. G. DALY.-The Chst:anoc-
e I,nnnnr 90 n nRIG:

I'VE llA1E a. NJ Dah1 NNS
90 T3,aes IF January son Gays:
the melancholy teatu!s 0! The death OF
q Dalg, sbo died Thursday ct The
Slim Hotel isoEn en overdose Of laudsDnu1
ems ,sIos 10 light CT the srrvsl CT his brother,
Frank D.iy cf Alexandris. Va, who In con-
vsrsalior copcsrnibg bis hrothei'a desta
ss;d: NV brother seldom took GEins. Ee
,sna In ecoa circumstances AID hR6 nst toc
s,Ipb.es5 saas0n for sulcide H. had &C.
yeye 81 sos ofthe grip which left bin very
wax. aat, l thick, not altogether right,
,osI'f.lly. es no continually complsined Of
Viz he'd, Ro took opia,es to relseve tae
asjo snf rot 10 sufficient QasD!!ties t, hu't
5Ir,. siof5 that time he wss MT addicted
50 ,be.r use. Ha he'd an ides tbat people
wsre {. asioz hirn ebcu, scmetling he knew
nn, chs Re left hoG1e carly ons morning
telling fstaer Go ~as coming to zee NO. He
drew 81 600 cut OF thu bank end re auppos-
"A he ess eft or visit somewhere, bat ne
n1st fage left Richmond aud cone straight
4ere Re eonld rot possibly have wanted
10 compaii suode, as be bad no cause for 1t.
He no have boen satI'ssiog with bis head
aud took an overdoss of this cpia!e t. get
relief"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-04

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. February 4-Thtre j.
little dcing in the msrket, the receipts Of grain
b ing light. Frc are generally unchanged ana
VIC quote: Wheat 95s100; Corn 4Fs60; Bye 4Oa
80, and Oats 5sa41. Country produce Is I'M
changed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-04
H!any Persons are brt

MANY PERSONS are broken
down from overwork or household cares.
DrGWn'S Iron BitterS Rebuilds the
system, aids digestion, removes excess Of bile,
end cures malaria Get the genuine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-04

DEC Tent, Nc. s, I. Q. B.,
n will hold public meeting at their hall. on
King str .et, FBIDAY NIGHT, st o'clock. Tho
public ia cordially invited.
JARED HAYDEN,
feh4 2t Committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-04

NEW YORK, Feb 4-Cotton dull; uplands
7 7-16; Orleans 10 16; futurea steadv. Flour
active aad easy. Wheat active and steady. Corn
quiet and firm. Pork inactive and STEADY at
So rs $40 rs. Lard qniet and stronger ct
$6 721a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-04

The regular monthly nesting Of the Re
lief Hook and Ladder %, will be held TO-
morrow night,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-04

LADIES HAIR DRESSING FOB PARTIES,
/ 4 SC.-All kinds OF human hair made ~ to
orter. Wonderful cure for Dand,uff ard other
Scalp Disessts. Ladies waited on at their resi-.
,ncer. Will give tests on trance medium on
homo I'D foreign businrs' afair5. Hours frcm
7 to morning opd evening.
feb4 st Queen st, bet. Columbus and Alfred
YyVHE REGULAR monthly meeting Of the RE.
Il LIEF HOOK and LADDER COMPANY, will
be held FRIDAY EVENlNG, February 9th,
1892, at 7:30 o'clock. Election Of officers and
other busiaets G. q. PiCkIE,
feh4 2t Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-04

CorNTy NBws.-The residents OF Car
,,o's 9Drin9s ara making preparations to
mild a ns@ public school house there. They
oil pruuably aek tina county to furnish The
,eac5ar. The large two-Toom school house
~ ms upper part of the county known es
tCsrne Scaool Building" Ia nearly com
,ietad. aod 10 considered among 'hs hand.
somest country school houses in the state.
Tgo teachers will be employed there the
10Y, scaolaslic gear aud Voca! music and
hookkcaping introduced.
eTho Washington and Arlington Electric
psI,rosa Company ere making sn ef3rt to
n,-on-ste h3i, roed befo,e t5e SOL oi May,
~ nisng saoueuad perscns Will visit Airing
tom dnrius. :5e decoration ceremonies at the
Nj oral csma!esy.
ms rca3e Of the county have been very
GOOD up to the past week, when they BE-
came quite muddy; he board of superVis'
ara viii ce agsin pes!tionec to macadam'zs
tha roads with broken stone ard gravel.
some ps;ts Of the roads where they were
covered wl.h gravel last year ere now In o
epeudid condition.
There !s o real es.e'e ofice being built on
.,lnc.on Heigtt., tao first enc ever ersc-
ted in the county. This ottios VIII ny large
American hzg ON 60:foot pole. AS many
1 nIii men, retired and otherwise, are
c,n,o6asleg villa sites pear Fort Myer and
brIrq %, It Il thought this flag will be
somewhat epp'op:iats.
Pet iona are being circulated Ia the
c,nn.g aaking Congress TO improve the 500
Sc,oe Of the unused portion CT the govern.
mert reservation known as the Arlington
a,,fe that Ia n0w occupied by Feed
mans Village, consisting CT about l5O0 col
oIe4 people put there dus!ng the war. ice
nnIawfui occupancy of thtd Iaud Is oonsid.
cred great drawback to the prosperity CT
Alexandria county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-04

PaRsoNAL meeting of the standing
committes OF the Episcopal diocese, Febru
sry l, Richard P. William was recommend
ed for Geacou's orders.
& dispatch from ssyannsh says Samusl
Spencer, formerly president ofthe Baltimore
aad Olic system, bat now In charge of The
fnauoial interests of Dre1el, Morgan q Co,
lie booked for the presidency CT the Rich
mopd an6 Dauvjiie ssstcm.
Mr.. and Mrs. J s. B. Thompson spent
Yesterday in this city, They returned to-
day to Atlanta.
Senator Mushbsch il Ia the c'ti for day
or t So
Mr.. David Williams Is ssIi ,usiy i'll at bic
home on P. lex strees ueer King.
Raw. d.. sprigg. edi or of the Southern
Churchman ard pastor OF Moore Mem orisl
Osprch, Richmond. has indicated bis par.
peso to resign the passionate OF tbs eud Of
this year and TO devote his whole time to his
e6torisl work.
a pleasant surprise psity gas given to
Mss Bertha D:iaius, If Pniisdslphis, Ps.,
BIZ her friends Ia this ei y Ia night. AN
ENJOYABLE evening wss spent By all who 81
t,uded. Dancing was kept up until 'ate
hour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-04

WRDDINe.-Miss Msrg Marbufy. dangh-
ter Of Mr.. VIM. Il. Marbury. and Mr.. War
rem P Taylor OF Richmond, were married
3, 81 Paui's Church last night Rev. G. Il
Norton officiating, in the presence of large
number OF their friends, the church being
literally crowded. The bride entered the
centre aisle OF he churSh on tho arm Of her
+, thsr aud wsa preceded by hec sister. Mss
Lille MsrburS. shs was mat at the altar
by the groom, attended by his Brother, Mv.
R A Taylor. who acted as best man The
ushers we're Messrs. George s. Derrick. OF
Atlantis, Gs; B. NJ Jacobs, James NJ. Val
ontine snd George 9. Bdgood, OF Richmond,
and G @. Dunn, Lsgh W. Bed, w. s.. Ii
Masters ard Dr.. W. g. Ashby, OF this oity.
After the ceremony 9 reception was held al
the residence OF Mr., Martury, where many
CT ihe friends Ct the bride and groom assem-
bled to extend their concentrations. Later
Mr.. and Mrs Tsylo. Jeff By the northern
train for thsir Wedding trip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-04

The Soc, 624c, 75c and 81 grades
show increased valuca prop ,rtionste 10
the pric,a, and We unhesitstingly assert
that there are no better made.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-15
LIE nluocRars VIII Run "

We arr not In Il. We arr beaten. No
attempt viii ~ made to explsin away OF
soften the fact. Grover Cleveland vii
D. president % the United states after
March Iih, lSa1. The pcmccrsts ~ill
have a majority In the house oi rrPr,-
sentaiiyes, not 80 large a. their present
majority, bat q blg one nevertheless.
The senate will ~ close. possibly Demo
crstic. The Democratic party vii have
rope enough 10 hang itself. The party
has always shown q rrmArkAble aptitude
for blund~ring. when Il had a chance tn
do ANYTHING.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-15
Meth C.r.li.s s,sus..

RALEIGH. Nov. u The Democrats o'r'
tsiniy elect their oongr-.smen In all nine
districts Ia North Carolina ave the ffth.
R.turns from ose county there are no,
rvceiv~i II may rvquirr the Official eoun,
"a decide this district. aud the vote IL Ger
tsiniy very elos. between the presen, coa'
grrs.man. Archibald A. II. william.
(Ibvml and Thomas n settle 0tep) The
rvmocrs,. have the largest majority In
the Legislature on record In the senate
therv are q Dcm@rsis . Populis's.
Republican. and . -e.t. yet doubtful In
the hou.~ srv ~ Democrats. 81 Rspubli.
can. and Populitss aud > SEATS doab'ful
The D~mocrts hold four.nfths of the
.sata
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-15
u.,..,,,... car, N,.,..l.

OMAHA. Nov u -Rs,urn- from - out
81 VI oountl~. In Nebraska have ben ~.
osi,~d aud ssttle the result In the state 10
you'd . reasonable doubt TIL. Rspubli'
eau. elect their whole stat. ticket by II
LAS, sso plurality over the Independents
the D,mocrats l-ing third In the race
Harrison will have plurality over
Weaver amounting to about an lie
publicans elect thrs out 10 siS oonsr--s-
men. the Dvmocrsts QUE the lnde-
Pendent. one. and Oh. independents anil
I<morrats combins.i one
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-15
SENATOR FRYt N Int CAMPAIGN


We state only what many Democrats
conc-,is. When Ne ssv that the Rspubli-
can speaking campaign In the country
has been far ahead of that 90 the Demo
crats In ability, thoroughne.s and
cogrncy. II the election had been de-
cided by weight % argument. rather
than By other considerations, u would
have resulted very differently.
Among the Republican campaign
speakers. senator Frye of Maine has
been justly regarded on the Republican
.ids az the most effective campaign.r.
Ills service. have been sought la every
state, and the national committee, under
whose direction hc was placed, we're OBJ
llged % compel him Ia travel long dis
tsnces In many Gases, 81 A. Ia give az
many states a. possible one or more
speeches from him. since he left home,
the first ~ October, he has made thirty
speeches In frontier states, has Travelled
over ~gD miles. has spoken alone Ia
nearly every case aud usually nearly or
quite too hour. each time, and without
an exemption his meetings, although held
Ia the largest audience rooms, have b-~n
crowded a. the doors, ani the thousands
sho have heard him have listened With
profit aud admiration, aud reluct intly
turned away when he closed.
II I. NEEDLESS 10 add that the universal
testimony l. that his speeches, devoted
almost entirely To the tariff question,
have been productive ~ great good,
Wherever he has gone he has easily sus-
tAined hls reputation 90 being on the
whole the most effective political speak.
er on the platform that We have In the
country. senator fry,'s ,oic. for pub
Tic speaking ID rare la quality and psoe-
trailing power. Ills Imagination b. vivid,
impsrting picturesque quality TO the
discussion Of any subject. And his en-
thu.iasm aud aptnsss, AZ we'll az logic
aud clear presentation 10 salient points,
carr conViction and Win admiration.
Maine !. pr"ud ot her distinguished
senior senator, aud Iy-~i.ion more than
proud % her pcPular fellos-citiren.--
Lev iston j"urn'l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-15
k..... .,in a. I,.ass.

TowkA. Kan. Nov. ia-The latest ~
turn. show the legislature to - tel on
Joint ballot between o.. Populi.'s aud
Republicans, with two Independent Re
publiosns and ooe Dcmocra, In doubt II
IL asserted by Republicans that the DINO
crs,.. and At least one 81 the Indie
p-ndsnt.. will vote with them on the
election % . unit~i states s~nstor. but
thi. has no, ls~n confirmed II I. prohs'
bic that ,h. fusion electoral and state
ticket. have carried the state by from iss
to sui However. thsrv are b.tseen u
and ~ small counties from which 40 "
turns whatever have vet bsen rvceiN~i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-15
Mast Wait r,n N.,, ws.h.

sax fR.ScI.co. Nov ls-Ileturn. from
issi precincts In California, including ~
IN San frsntisco. give Harrison ia. 'ui
Cleveland, 10. Sa, Weaver. n..u liarri'
son. plurality % SisD 10 bss~d on hsurrs
% four year. ago In outside precinct.
Harrison will carry the state by small
plurality urle.. Cievrisnd's plurality la
TIL. city sScccis 'oO Thiry-slS pre-
einet. la ssr Francisco hav. not becu
count~i. AMI Oh, register Of election. .sys
he will no, Attsmp, . count until the OH
cisl canvass. which commences Monday
H.at
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-15

II IL reported on good authority that
the Maine Central Railroad Will control
the sandy River Railroad after Novem-
Der 18th. The annual meeting Of the
sandy River Railroad viii be held on
that day, and then lt viii psss over Ia
the Maine Central. With the Phillips and
lsangely Railroad, which they nov
operate. BY the sandy River Railroad
coming under the Maine Central control
q milss viii b added 70 " mileage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-15
ALL DOUBTS SETTLED.
rss,s ssd Fig~r~s shs~iss the Grss
R~salt In Massachusetts

Sss,. .sd Fig~r~s shs-ias the Gr.sd
R~ssit IN Massachusetts,
Bo~roS, Nov. la-rsble. Of the ballot
In the congressional districts, comparing
the vote foe president aud the vote for
governor In each section. show that Hsr-
rison led the Republican gubsrnstorial
candidate In all the districts In the sixth
district Cleveland got . larger vote than
Russell
Cleveland hsd q greater number of bal.
lots than Harrison In districts Nine and
Ten Russell was aheai Of Halle in One.
Five. Nine and Ten. but In Eight u stood
Halle. is.Uo. Russell. is.o;s
Cleveland had . smaller vote thst Halle
In all districts except Five. Nine aid Ten.
Harrison wAs aheAd Of Russell. except
Ia Five. Nine and Ten.
BosroS, Nov. i2.-Resuit.o Of the election
Ia Massachusetts, are no longer In doubt.
The Republican. have chosen Harrison and
Reid presidential electors by . plurality
Of about y. 0D. together with seven out OF
eight members of the governors council.
their candidate for lieutenant governor
and heads of several executive depart.
ments. and they have also made decided
gains In both branches Of the legislature
In the senate they have . majority OF u,
against q last year. and In the house their
majority 10 increased from ~ to "a. with
~ districts 20 hear from. The Dem ocrats
have succeeded In rejecting Governor
Russell for third time. but with the
p~rilously narrow margin Of 1851 votes,
and they elect but thrce congressman. and
one Of th~se Was chosen In opposition 70
the party's regular nominee. In the fol-
lowing list Of successful candida an as
t<risk denotes that the person against
~hose name Il IL placed IL reelected.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-15
N.~ jersey Zoe Cis,.issd.

TRENTON. Nov is-rhs indications arr
that Cleveland has csrri-i the state 81
New Jersey by ',O. and thu, wcr's Cprml
Tor governor has b-~n elected by = plu.
rality Of can The next legislature will
stand a. follow. Senate-I,spublican-. a.
Dvmoerat.. ~. iIous--Dcmocrats. 81
R.publi ans. - The majority on joint
ballot will 10 81. which leaves . net
Republican gain % for cpngrrs. the
Republican. have carried the First AMI
second districts. and possibly the Eighth.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-15
rss ~uowuvps.

Apcculisr element In the politics OF
our country I. the quite numerous class
20 voters Who, protesting no confidence
In the DSmccratic party, pin their Poliii-
cal faith to Grover Cleveland a. the en-
to,liment % parity In polite. and ability
In .isie.manshlP, totally Ignoring the
fact that President Htrri.on l. his equal
or superior Ia all respects.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-15
AAY.fEVEE
NoN.REsinENr rAxEs

In a.. town ~ Bi,nstt. In the County 81
O,fsri AMI state 20 Maine. Tor tho year i-si
The fullovins VT ~ nses oa ~. e.ee "'
nan rr.ldent ownsr. In tho tom ~ Dixhsh foi
the year lssi In hills committed o. Ishls
rusksr. coii~star ~ nss- ~ sail t"sn. on ths
Frh dsy ~ August. A. u. l|l, hs. h-sn
On tho s!n.i day ~ August. 4. u. lssi. ny
ate sftkst ds,s AMI thsV noe rvtnsin ua
patti ant nssiss u hereby siten that .shi tssss
lntsfvst ani shsfse- srv n0f pail IN o. The ITsa-
ary - ahitnsn within eishtssn Hlonth. ffU" u's
Al, n n. commitment - all hills. 81 mpeh II
tbs Fsal estalT ttNrtt o. 4. suheisnt o. IsF tts
amount ,lus tbeF.for iRciu'iinz tniefr-t ani
siafr-- Will witl,out further nafhs - s"Ni 81
puhuc aastlua a thu IFrssufst's etl.s ~
.sit town. on Monilsy, ~. 9Th dsy ~ harvh
A a. I.u 81 too o'rhEk In the sftsfnoun.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-15

FoRr, BUILDINGS DEsrRorEp THERE
THURSDAY MORNING.

The business portion % the village Of
Camden Was destroyed by fire Thursday
morning. Three acres we're burnesi
over. The IRE IL supposed To have
started from q defective nue. About
the time the fire started snow storm
.st In, and shigh wind added to the DIM
culties of the situation. The IRE depart
ment was inadequate Ia cope with the
flames, and the departments we're sum
moned from Roekport and Roeklsnd.
Even then they were hampered BY lack
Of hose and low pressure Of water.
Over forty buildings we're burned,
csusing q loss estimated At 500
with an Insurance Of half 10 t~c-third de
the ioss. II LA severe blow to the
place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-15

The following anecdo,e % General
Manager Tucker. attention to little
things Ia hi. care ~ the railroads under
his charge, u told by person claiming
Ia know the facts. A year or two agu
the boss % a section where there Was 4
small station ca the Portland aud Og-
deusburg division of the Maine Central,
va. sitting IDLY BY the depot one day, In
company With hls msn, waiting for the
train To- pass. When IL came In, of
stepped Mr.. Tucker and going al once "a
the boss asked him pleasantly, u h.
needed more help. The man ~as sur
prised and assured him be had all the
help he needed. Imagine his surpriss
when Mr.. Tucker, stepping on TO the
rosdb-d, picked up . couple of bricks
lying there aud removed them To Z
proper place. Every time have psss-
"a by here for several weeks aid the
manager coming back 90 them, II have
seen those brick. lying there: I thought
because you left them, maybe you didn',
have help enough" With that hs
mounted the train again and moved OF
waylnga pleasant Goodbye" To the
section crew, Who will never, no never,
b. csught In that way again.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-15
~. silu.,la. m YIrrinla.

RICHMOND. Nov. IA little more than
two-thirds Of the state heard from give.
Ci~veland's plurality s.ip. with indioa
lions Of an increase In complete returns o
S.m Tyler dem for congress In the
second district, has = plurality of at iens,
uO1 Democrats claim that Eppes viii
pull through with . majority VI about
So. n 80 the entire delegation will bs
Democratic
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-15
p.m.srs,s Csssy C.sseesiest.

HAKrvoRp, Nov. ia-The vote In thi'
state. with one town missing. gives Glove
land s,.tss, Harrison. T6.srsp, Weaver. 3"t
scattering. toa Cisvsiand's plurality,
ai, Pour years ago u VA sa The en-.
tire Democratic ticket 10 elected. the vote
for governor i<ing; Morris CDemD. s'.so
Msrwin CR~pD. Ts.soi. Augur pro-. Sis
scattering. ia Morris. majority t~quir~l
by the coustitationl. lila The state sen
ate IL . tie. and the Republicans have
about 10 majority In the house.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-15
Dorm.

In nethsl. Nov. q. 70 The wife Of Jndsos
10 Neisss ,..i 10 i,- wife efIIenry Wool
Q daughter. 80 us'st.sl
In stessha,.. 'st 81. ~ the vile Of w. Her
i<it Hobbs. q ''aaghtT.
In i,rr'-sg. 'a %. .. Ne wife etc. v. w"
In i~s@s'I a., -. to the -lfe of iisrs'
Lori, . dsasiisr
in Alban,. ust g. "a the wife ~ Jacob pw-s
ert q dsushts4s
In Canton, NJ, .. D. The wife af is,i ipof"y
o dauEhtss.
In ksssr rs'i.. ~, :. o., the ~lfs ~ rr~-s"a
stsnisy, shughtsf.
In Nsfth t~twick, Nov. q. "a the wife 81 Jehs
q. fsfiin. daughter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-15

wMrE RivHR JUNCTION. W., Nov. H.
Returns from sis towns In this stats give
Harrison ss.0,O: cisveland. iA0w; Bidwell.
isos; scattering. %, majority Zoe Iiarrisoa.
lso7t The same towns IN iss gave Har.
rison s2.pt6; Cleveland. iasi; Flake. 100;
majority Toe IIArrisou, Noia
This indicates decrvase of Ess In the
Republican vote. ~ IN the Dvmocrasic
vote. and - In ths Prohibition vote. ~
compared with the vote of isss
The ~ remaining towns In iv~ gave
Harrison majority of Nto Providing
Che ratio Of decrva< In the remaining -
towus r. the same - on the 2is towns
heard from. iIarrisoa's majority ihis year
will BE- 9o.SQ
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-11-15

CoxcoRp. ". H., Nov. I2-Rsturns from
the ~ of the rs towns AMI cities of the
state give the following totals; Prvsl'
deutiai electors - Republican,, u.ts';
Democrats. ti.iy7; Prohibition, iiss, Peo'
ple's. ~. Govrrnor-Smith dep. e.
~. Mckinney (i~m.). toiiG Carr u'ro)'
itS. Noye- CI~ople's). ~. Rspresenta'
neutrality-suspicious. ~, D~mocrst.. Ia
Yir~t congressional distriet-lilair lRsp J,
asis; STONE (D-m). 9.x,'; Dodge G'ro.),
So; whittier u'~ople'sD. NJ second con
gr~..ionAl-liaksr tlisp), i9,sss Parker
lrenlI ip.tes, Drury uro), 'O'' Bicise''
u,ropls'sl la