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70 Tho Editor or The Chicago Tithnt: ....
CHICAGO, Aug. 4.-Yeaterday made surrey OF the
Cook County lnsanc-Asylum At Jefferson, and viii
spI,onizs ny deductions from ssld inspection ~ fol-
lows; A thorough e1amlnhion Of Tho ontiro wards
revealed ths fnet that ctennntsa rcgncd throughout
and That thu dIsrsbut,ou Of patients waa such ~ to
.ronize far possible. tho mental idio'ynctaees
peculiar 10 the inmates of such Institutions. e1A1n-
aed particularly the bakery and cnlinAy dcfarinens,
and taaed tie bread fresh from tho hot oren made
from tho 1our previously sampled. and then went TN
rounds aud tho inmates 1t dinner. Their irNRa1
meals c!nIy sersed md catch item Ut io was
certainly kood. convinced that no complaint can
bs found With aa.d articles ups the scors OF ltsy.
pr. Cunnlughah the phJBictan III charge, seeins 10
no sse*a eminent degrce hose faculties lh CHI
alIB ihe ttus physician 10 control tAs tfnaRs
Of doMtntlA md ul1 general management shoSa that
lie H. like unto the genuine philanthrppAt. tceh!y
alive 10 tna many responsibilities that are
interviewer with tho government Of iuch hn Asylum.
Any oue xho Will wtnEsB Tho efforts made " II. &.
to teiar hix afflicted patients ~ comfortable "a r.
strctcd facilities will Rds.!t of, wl most hssurcd5
ty{n mo in the sAsntat hope that the Com,nls.
ntonern will honestly anu Enfy aFTroprtate TIC
funds whereutth 70 furnish everything needed that
cat, tnxAto the deKoato condition OF theso rlttabM
uortals. Taxpayers, am certain, Win noses CON
tlsip even though "iuxuEiesr DO al1ed to the e'aen
tisa and lot earnestly hope that naRnt baaencs.
and prrndY nIky neyer reach aucl stage Of mora
d,.l1atl,tp ~ 10 blind conscience md Ahose innat
| qualities Of genuine manhood m tu permit any oosi
trApeact!.ps M connection with tho chadtts Of oAl
nobie city, II. II. HAHcuulr, u. u.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-09-01

surrendered himself to tri Il justice Carl.
ton, and gave bonds for his appearance
II needed. The wounded man recover
ed sufficiently to institute two suits the
next day; one for money deposited with
friend during his spree, and the other
for assault against Mr. Nonuarten. And
the lawyers get the money.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-09-01

sW A barbecue at Hilton Head last
Saturday succeeded in placing the carcass
OF COW where it would do the most
good. Robert Smalls and Samuel, who
were prcsent, did their duty nobly both
at the rcpast ard on the stump.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-09-01

EY The editor of the Standard knows
how to make smoke come out of his eyes.
lie found out by placing his hand on the
stomach Of our Intandant and looking
Intcntly in His Hono-'s eyes. The cditor
now writes editorials with his lift hand
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-09-01

s19 Admiral Mullaney has been order,
ed to have the North Atlantic fleet rir
readiness to proceed TO Central America
where wal is raging, to protect the m;
tcrests of Americans in those parts. The
Pinta and Dictator are being put in read.
mess to 60, If needed.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-09-01

5-s7 The Receipts ofcotton for the year
ending Sept LIST. at Port Royal wer.
27.9Ol OF which 1929 were .coas wise
ana 10. 6i5 were for Great Britain. 1t
is expected that the receipts this year
WI II bc AZ least 100000 more.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-09-01

.SN The crops ofS,a Island cotton are
IN many places, nearly burnt up by the
drought. The bol!s are small and i'm :
perfectly developed. Corn is failure
ana root crops are turning out badly.
Peas have been planted and are just
sprouting.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-09-01

EN MIR Peter Papin has been getting IN
ouble with the U. s. Revenue Tax Col
lectors for selling tobacco without a
license. There are suspicious of cxten-
tensive smuggling beng carried on from
Bull River. The authorities ale on the
lookout.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-09-01

eH The rush for the TRIBUNE for the
past few weeks has been so great that
we were unable to supply the demand.
Our subscription list is growing fast,
and those who want the TRIBUNE should
send the money to this Office. $3.50 Will
pay for it for one year.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-09-01

@ The annual meeting of the county
commissioners will be held next Tuesday
All persons having claims against the
county shoul%: hand them in to the clerk
of the beard before that day.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-09-01

gS Fifty dollar bills arc so plenty in
Beaufort that our citizens drop them in
the streets and never miss them. Small
boys find the bills and try in vain to sell
them for five dollars each.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-09-01

s0 The annual mctting of the Hook
and Ladder company, Gabriel Parker,
foreman, will be held next Monday at
II m. The company viii. parade in the
afternoon, and colIute in the evening
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-09-01

sS The extensive lumber mills Of
Robbins Buddington and Co. have a force
or hands placing the boilers in position
anu otherwise working to be ready III a
law weeks to commence saving.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-09-01

sW-T The schooner Ralph Carlton, Cap
tain Grant, arrived on Friday last, 81
days from Camden Maine, with cargo
of ice. hay and lime to Conant and Em-
mons -rf
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-09-01
MARINE NEWS
ST. HELENA SorNn

ST. HELENA Sound.
Cleared August 23th. Br. Barkentine,
Curlew Griffiths master, for Newcastle
England, with 522 tons phosphate rock
from Coosaw mines.
August Gath. Br. Bark Smile, Phil
lips master, for Swansea, with 453 tons
phosphate rock from Coosaw mines.
August Goth. Br. Barkentine Glad.
stone, Bnrch master, for Plymouth En-.
gland, with 500 tons posphate rock from
Coosaw mines
August 26th. Br. Bark w. L. +.
Vaughan master, for London England!
with 4ol tons phosphate rock from Pa.
cific mines.
August 2Gth. Br. Brig rawc, Georoe
master, for Belfast Ireland, with 500 tons
phosphate rock from Oak Point MINES
August 26th Br. Blk. ChaaZee, Lin
dcSreen master, for London, England.
win 500 tons phosphate rock from Oay
Point mines.
August 29th. Br. Eark Diadcm
Williams master. for BRISTOL ENGLAND
with 526 tons phosphate rock from Coz;
saw mines.
PoRT ROYAL.
H't'' eo thuSuS So--ocnO6ner EDcncC
2cr, Bethel master, from Nassau with
cave earth to w. Ii. Scott
-schooncr Ralph Carlton, Grant mas
Ter, q days from Camden Maine, with
tee, Hay and Lime t. Conant and EN-.
mems.
-27th. Steamship Huntsville. Ches,c,
from Fcrnandina to II. p. Rumble, anG
SAILED same day for New York.
---2oth. Steamship Montgomery, Fair.
cloth. 3 days from New York. to II !,
Euadl' ~ sailed 3Nlh lo? rcYn,rdina
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-09-01

= gB"A school meeting was held at
Gillsonvillc Aug. 21st. and tax of two
mills was assessed; one for school pur-
poses, and one mill to purchase books.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-09-01
The Beaufort Tribune.
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. I, 1876

The Rev. Frederick Jones, pastor, will
preach in the Beaufort Baptist, church
Sunday next, morning and night, the
Lord permitting
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-09-01

lSy" An excursion to Charles ION last
Thursday, at the low fare of $3.50 for
the round trip, secured but few patrons
as money is too much needed for grits
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-09-01

GB Mess. Dick and Sma!ls, contrac
tors tor furnishing the L. s. fleet with
water, have purchased in Charleston a
steam tug for their business They will
hereafter get their water from the spring
near town and make daily trips from
Beaufort to the fleet, and when occasion
oilers will tow vessels to aud from sea.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-09-01

:35 Henry r. Williams, IA o,nn tcrnas-
ter on the Dictat II, Came to town last
triday, and having imbibcd rather too
freely became bcligcrcnt. While Mr.
FonIarIcn WAS attending to his wants.
William S *trGcH him severe blew in the
face t,l'owcd by Kick, whcrcupon yon-
a;trI, deaf lilac s n blow with n
!cicc oi irAn that I'll Il The dispute and
fI:a While il Wa thought The blow
NcE.1 : u. fatally. Mr. Nn.i iartcn
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-09-01

E0 A correspondent of the Charleston
Ne''s writing from Barnwell says it is
reported there that the negroes OF Beau
tort county are arming and drilling
preparatory to massacre We can assure
tins timld man that such thought has
not entered the heads of the people here.
The masses can never DC brought to take
such foolish step, however much some
OF their hot headed lead rs might wish it.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-09-01

s9'lt will b. seen by our marine news
Column that the phosphate business at
st Helena Sound is thriving. Several
vessels clear almost every week, and the
mines are giving employment TO hun
drcdS OF mcn at good prices who spend Il
great portion of their earnings in our
town. There are about a dozen vessels
ut prescnt awaiting cargo.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-25
Written for the Dallas Herald'l
ESTELLE's CHRISTMAS.

The Christmas chime fell musicaiiy
upon the clear, frosty night air. On IN
tie Estelle sprang TO the window anu
Looked from the Luxurious room ~
which she stood upon the scene WIN
out. The moon hung hiSh III III, ere
cloudless sky, and with the myrl ,,I,,
of twink,ing stars, shed bright knuiy
beams upon the bustling cry ad
eager. busting crowd passed to anu
fro amid cleaning skyrock;ets anu
shouts of "AIerry Christmas" WHEN
rose upon the crisp, frosty mr. :
The little girl looked with quicth quicker
ed.bre,,tn upon the animated picture;
she noticed d group of merry eh'i,,, ecu
passing with their parents, anu, nv ~
looking upon their happy iaces ,,,h 1Sn
turned her eyes to the room III W WILL
she stood and seemed to be making
comparisons in her mind, me rpo ,,,a
was luxuriotlsly furnished with al, .ue
appoint ments of q sleeping apM' l a,..,, !.
Acheerful coal fire burned IN .ne eba ',a
and \ large colored lamp hung rom
from the frescoed ceiling, shedulhs ~, :
rosy light overvthe. furniture an '.rs a,,t
little girl, who was the sole oc cSp =
nsstl,e s.,n,n IT nlnnQ IitkhlIl kLL
ssrlose little children seem so nspP 2,
with their father ndmother, ana 'n 0h,
arms full of Christmas presents, sa,
sa;d-in a,dible ton o., my snlotner Ia
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-25

TRUsTEE'5 sALE,r-Notice y hereby CIV
J. en that, By virtue ot deed o. tTnst W ny
ens Of the coanty gof Dallas and st "a se4 q
10 secure the payment of n certain promis-
sorry note IN favoro a. NJ. or, de ssTtl II
said deed ofirust, Will, on the 10TH DAi
OF JAN UARY, a.. u, 1916, sell for cash al
public aucon,t the highest 6idder' 3. iie
county Texas, the following Described prop
ertyy, to-yt; Q1eshalf Of on ne 81
o saassss sePS ,s sli1s's sna ia tse
OF land, formerly owned b, Maurice Ariola,
situate IN the county Of Navasota, Texas
ono league and labor Of land, formerly
owned by Gregory Eli and Maurice
Ariola, situate In tie county of Madison,
Texas; also one league and labor Of land,
county Of Jefferson, Texas. For more par
ticuIaf description III said property refare nee
can he had TO said deed of trust together
with all and singular the rights, members sts
same belonging or appcrtaining.
decl9dSw PHI SHELDON Trustee.
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u FIFTH.
AInEN nDInNAN a
fai SIXTH. it W4l F.
THE CELLESTIAL GOLDEN CHARIOT

Drawn by Twenty Beautiful Shet-
land Ponies,
Magnificent and richly adorned with rich.
carvings ST Oriental design in gilt and scar
let, surmounted by canopy tho entire
length, draped with red white and blue; fes &
tooned in folds suspended with cords OF blue
and gold, the whole forming d nv 'HN
PICTURE OF ORIENTAL sPLEFD0R
Dazzling and bewildering TO behold, Repre-.
senting CHINA.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-25
FOURTH.
The Colossal Golden Chariot Of the Sun

IrHWH Uy IWVIVV NIUHIUSIHI IiUTsus
Massive In Proportion, Artistic in Design,
Richly Decorated with Carved Zoology.
ical and Equestrian Figures Uf
of Life Size,
Richly gilded etc., surmounted by magni-
ncent Azure Turkish Canopy, win appear In
the Grand Eques-H ippo-Ioolo-Street Pa
geant each day, contasnihg 100 children, res
idents of she elites or towns where the exhi-
billion takes place. All girls and boys be-
tween theages OF 0 and u are cordially idvi-
ted to take the ride during the grand street
display, aud are requested 70 eohgregate at
the exhibition grounds ut y a. M. Repre-
senting America.
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THIRD. f
The Golden car OF Euterpe
Drawn by Ten Flemish Horsei, upon which
Is seated .l.s,ti sf,if


Zelm's Celebrated British Brass Band.
The body OF this splendid vehicle Ia elaho-
rately ornamented The panels, front sides
and rear ARE all richly carved, and Git
relief, representing the MUSES. and other my
theological subjects, the entire ear being COW
cred with carved and golden decorations.
The style and finish of this Euterpean Char
lot excels anything In the shape of band
chariots that has ever been seen In America.
Representing all Nations.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-25

WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE.
w fuuoklad To announce Ed. q. HQwsr
IA a candidate for County j udge Of Dallas
County, NJ the ensuing election
WE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w uursted to Announce a. w. NOMlih,
ms "A candidate Tor County Judge OF Dallas
County, ut the epsuing elecpop' r-F .tEE
tNrE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE,
w uuested 10 announce nObt, ~. West
psa ctndilRh, for County judge OF Dali"s
County at the ensuing election.
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FOR lscprescntativcs.
rnr rlIstrl,t Lm,Ige.

AYE ARE AUTHoRIZHn AND RE
w uursted to announce How, Nat. ~,
,turfOrd M n candidate for Judge of the
Eloyenth Judicial District, composed of the
counties Of Dallas aud ELLIS nj the ensuing
pluOtion. Hr. ....
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SECOND.

SECOND. ia Nt
MoNsrEA G0LpES CHARIOT OF CuAi.
MENUE.
Drawn by Teu Beautiful Dnppl0 Gray Horses
Thisnuperb exposition Of art Is lhirty,bve
feet In length and twenty-five feet In height,
nude 10 raise or lower by machinery. The
body Is covered by heavy carvings, and
richly gilded ornaments. In the rear, on PEE
destinls arc statutes illustrating BRITANNIA
and the GENIUS OF COLUMBIA, Inter
spersed among Mercury, Ceres and other em-
blens OF Peace and Commerce. From the
centre this Chariot rises up TO n towering
height, an enormous Globe, upon which Is
seated u lady In full steel 0rmor, represent
ing Britannia with trident and British shield,
supported by embematic representatives OF
America ON ench side OF the carved statunry.
representing Europe and America. IA
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-25
.rnr Connty Attorney.

WYNN ARE AUTHORIZED AND re-
w uuesled Ia announces George y. Aih-
ridge, rs candidate for County Attorney
of Bnl.s,. County at the ensuing oclloh'
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NXyn ARB s.NUuI0lazED TO AN
w nounce yiRjeI, Js,mcs b. HnsitleN
ash candidate lor re-elccuon " the pin ee ol
t4huiii OF Dallas county, NJ the HnSuihs
election. --a---.
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w uupsted to4nnounce ! Ohn w, ii0Wch'
"a a candidate for Shelsn Of Dallas County,
nj the eusuitg clcetioI.
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WYE ARE AUThoRlzEp AND RE-
w quested to announce 'sns. I. So s'.os
uIe,,t rs d capuidate Tor the Office OF Asses
sor of Taxes for Dallas County, at the ehsu-
ing election.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-25

NsrEaARE. ,.AllrlluklXhD, MD NE
w qiLsttd 80 announce Gerry ~.
grow u ~ L candidate Tor sheriff of Dallas
County,At I he ensrlng taection.A
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-25
Entirely New and Beautiful Features,
Among which win be seen
THE SEVEN GOLDEN CHARIOrS
Only ones OF the Kind ever seen In America.
FIRST. A .Nl
The ponderous Golden Wfr
Chariot Of Eneland. Yaa

Drawn by Five Elephants, Colossal, Mngnl-
hovnt Upd lNrhly Adorned. H. Is thirty live
iect IN lcngfh nnd thirly feet H. height sui.
mounted by n lIio.si2ad golden IDOL
ELEPHANT, surrounded hy Tmks, Moors,
Sultans. ",c IN tlielr native dress, Repre-.
sentihg India. f,If
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ONLY ONE TICKET REQUIRED FOR ALL

THE ONLY zEBRAs HARNESS. -, -, -.
WEI rownra
Tents NUeGu no val
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-25

VxrE4ARE AUTHORISED AND RI
w quested to announce Il. n -, An An
drexys MS n candidate for Assessor OF IhSeS
off the County OF Dallas ut the ensuing elce-
ton.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-25

WYE AREa AUpaOIuHEU3 AND Rli-
w oucsted to announce captain WIN,
III a,su,,,Os, as d candidate for Assessor OF
nolins County nj the next election. ss,.sss.s.a
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pnr sln,e, hcnnior.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
w ,uustsd 10 announce It1bNrt >. Gay,
,l Lancaster ASA candidate for senator "a
ius md l5ills, NJ ilc ensuing election,
~ THE SOLICITATION OF A LARGE
n number OF clti1eni iu bo.h counties,
IDhn Henry Brown Is u candilnte for the
',n,nposed OF nallns aud ELLIS counties.
-. " t-.ri Il Z. re = IT
W. FOR REPRESENTATIVES,, "a
,trr eARE XUrAonfZED AND RE-
w uuested 10 announce John III. COch-
,,n ms A candidate for the House OF Repre-
srniatives, from Dallas countypt tle ensu'
ing election
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FULL CHINE OF CRURCH BILLS,

Eight in number, their combined weight be-
ing 1850 Pounds, arranged upon n splendid
vehicle OF ponderous weight, and chined by
the day, and will appear In the grand Pa
geant, Representing the NEW YORK TRIM
Try CHURCH CHIMES.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-25
EIGHTH. iit
THE EGYPTIAN CHIMES,

An entirely new and novel feature In the
annals OF exhibitions, has been gotten mp at
nm expense of $4,000 by the proprietofs OF
the I,eviathan Consolidation, with view
pleasing and different from 1.-THE ordinary
Travelling public. A regular ..fss.ts,.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-25

T1rE ARE9 AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w oucstei To announce w. "A. Prntnsr
as +, candidate for Colecior Of IaXes, OF t me
County of Dallas, mt the ensuing electro
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-25

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE-
w onested to announce NJ. ", cole. ~ q
candidate Tor Treasurer OF Dallas County
at the ensuing election.
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WE ARE sAUTHORIzMD AND M
w uuested to announce Jas; "a. Matn ~,
ms d candidate for Assessor OF Faxes OF she
County OF Dallas at the next election'
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The Magnificent & Gorgeous Wardrobe


Solid Arinor
IhrichSi
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~ city Assessorsan collector. \ <
vxrE Arm AuTHoBIREp A .s, l ~ (
w uuested TO announce y: N H. W 81 nsi.
candidate for r AsSessUs election in April
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WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND hE-
w ouested to announce Joiin ". %Nn"
deiis, as candidate for Treasurer OF Dalios
County. at the ensuing election
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xsrE ARE AUTHORIZED AND ~,
w uursted TO announce JOAN NJ. Loves lowe,
M n c.lniidnts for Collector of Taxes Tor i)al-
Ias county, at the ensuing election,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-25

WYE ARE AuruOH!XEp AND RE-
w uutslpd 10 nnnnunce ", IA. Moon its a
candidate Tor Shenifoi Dallns County NJ inc
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-25

WYE NRH AUTHoRIhED AND w.
w GA strd To aanolnee NarNG'i s 49,.
ss,-Nv,l ns n candidate iOr com y Nte'K
al Inc County OF Dallas nj the ensuing eIec-
zion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-25

In addition TO the above wonderful works
Of art will appear daily In the public streets
Fifty Cages, Dens and Vans OF Wild Beasts,
Roman War Chariots, etc., together with the
entire Combination Of ftsa4 .ts.il
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-12-25

% tf@roY n,,isriet Clerk.

WYE ARE AUTHORIZED AND RE
Nv uunslel 10 announce Wm. n, Enr-
S,ooI rs u cnudtdata for District tirrk OF
unlIas Comfy, NJ the February election.
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son, january sth. The Texas Paoiile
,uad trip 70 the Great Show On yasa
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ros'coastnele Precinct No.it

WE ARE - AU 1an11nts a. H. TIA ssordim,
Nc cequ uailt Tor Constable of Precinct NO
i, Dallas County, at the ensuing eleelonl ~ Z
xyyS IRE AUTHORizED AND RE
w nauestsd tn announce h. II. u. NtchHIs
M n candidate for Constable for Preolhc' NO.
/, nj the ensuing election.
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Howes' Great London Clrens, Hippo
drome and Sanger's English Me-
nageric or Trained Animals.
Yhe (lreat London's Prte Exhibition

Forming a scene Of dazzling splendor, over
two miles In length, never before equaled In
the world. Remember t1tli aff ~
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SxTE ARE AUTHORIZED. AND RE
w quested to announce Mnior, j ES " he
paoce prerinct No, |, Dallas County, nj the
next election.
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FIURENUE T.. FIFhIN'
Dallas, December, 1875, si Cd. .lla
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out before them. I'VE will not in
trude ourselves upon the family group"
said the lady, "but we can take n sur
vey of the family sitting-room through
the blinds of window, and can judge
therebyrthe manner in which they are
enjoying Themselves on Christmas
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yxrE ARE AUTHORIZED AND NE
w ouested to ANNOUNCE w; w. Frm en- pr ns
n candidate for Justice of the Peace Tor IRE,
cinet No. /, Dallas county, ~ me snsu'"s
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She drew Estelle up to the window,
and looking through the blinds the
two saw picture of cosy home com
fort within. a fire of hickory logs
was burning brightly in the wide hre-
place around which were gathered the
family group-lather, mother, an aged
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NyEE7 ARE "A uTH0RizEp AND RE,
wv anested 10 ANNOUNCE Evnn ~; Gra' ZEN
a rcantltdateA for Justice Ok we fsse ars ~.
Pr, einct No. !, Dallas County, III '"e oiiS"
nu election.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-15
The western Floods.

THE ONO ASD gId sANDY BIaIHd RAPIDLY.
CINcIE.ArI, July l3.A Dispatch from Catletts-
burg, KY, gays The Big Sandy river had COM
mencod rising rapidly yesterday noon, and by
night was running at Hood height. The
steamer Sam Crayens waH swamped in the
month OF the river. This morning the Thomp-
son House and dwelling on South East
Front street were washed away by the water un-
dermining the banks, which fell in. The Sher-
man House and several residences on Front
street arc momentanly expected to be destroyed
At Louisa, Kentucky, the Big Sandy IL reported
with forty feet OF water in tho channel and
RISING. Al Huntington, W. Va, tho Ohio rivei
has risen fifteen feet since last evening.